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The Ward County independent., 1910-07-28
HOT WEATHER A.
FEcrs THE SKIN


Tender skiing are bound to be- af.
fected BY the increased amount OF
poison in the copious perspiration
thrown of during hot weather.
Rashes, hives, blotches, pimples,
prickly heat result. Often too, ser.
ious skin troubles begin this way.
To wash away the poison entirely,
to clean and cool the skin, make an
application of . simple solution OF
wintergreen with thymol, known az
D. D. D. Prescription. Doctors pre-
scribe this D. D. D. Prescription for
eczema. 1t is sold for the purpose
In dollar bottles, but we can give you
for Is cents enough D. D. D. to keep
your skin fresh ana clean from sum.
mer blemishes
1t there is any itch this winter
green lotion will take It away instant.
ly, the very second it is applied to
the skin. We assure you Of this for
we have seen the result with D. D. D.
P. v. MCCOY & co.
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-28
ITCHING SKIN QUICKLY COOLED

Itching skin troubles some people
rs soon as the hot weather comes.
There seems to be no preventative:
but when the trouble does break out,
It 10 very simple matter to stop
that itch, and to stop it instantly.
Just q few drops Of gentle winter
green lotion mixed with thymol and
washed over the eruption will soothe
and smooth the skin instantly, giving
that cooled, refreshing sensation.
Try IS cent bottle OF this lotion,
D. D. D. Prescription. It will stop
the itch, not in half an hour, not in
ten minutes, but In five seconds. II
you will call at our store, we will
tell you more Of this D. D. D. com.
pound.
P. V. MCCOY Z co,
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-28
LIKES INDEPENDENTS STAND.

LIKES INDEPENDENTS STAND.
A letter received from Hugh j..
Hughes, editor of the Farm Stock &
Home. proves interesting reading. He
rays: =
Editor Independent: like your
nerve and the rational business like
stand you have taken IN the droufn
situation. You may lose dollar here
and there by it at present, but that
attitude will keep your readers doing
business, even II It is . bit rough on
the short sighted man who thinks al
the dollars in the world can be made
this year."
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-28

WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIS?
That the people Of !Minot will do
well to guard their homes this week,
was evidenced by the fact Monday
when tough looking citizen tried to
enter the home Of the editor of this
paper. Now, why any sane man
should want to try to find anything
OF value in the home Of an editor, We
do not for the life of US know, but
perhaps the fellow didn't. know
where he was at" After trying in
vain to open the front door, he was
confronted by one of the members
of the household, and as an excuse,
said ne was looking for houses to
paint and he'd do the Job mighty
cheap, too.
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-28
WHY THE POTATO BUGS
ARE NUMEROUS

The main reason why the potato
bugs are more numerous this year
than usual is owing to the fact that
we had so many hoto nights. The
bugs kept right on Matching out
night and day. Earl stredwick Of
Logan, says he read in farm paper
that if one wants to have patch free
from these pests, lillte flax should
be planted in the hills with the pota-
toes. Accordingly this year, after he
had soaked his seed in formaldehyde
solution, he placed few fax seeds
On each potato, and strange to say,
the bugs have not bothered that part
Of his patch at all.
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-28

AN ENJOYABLE SACRED CONCERT
Those who attended the eacred
band concert given by the thirty-hve
piece band with the Parker shows at
Ramstad's Park Sunday evening.
declare that better band never vis-
tied Minot. The program was quite
lengthy and varied enough to suit
everybody.
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-28

D. H. Lord returned to his home
at Northfleld, Mimi, Friday after two
weeks spent here on business. Mr..
Lord has bought back his 800 acre
farm east of town from Mr.. Scott.
Mr.. Lord tells how he raised 81
bushels of wheat on his farm two
wears ago. He planted a field Of corn
the year before which matured and
made a good crop and the following
spring disced the corn land and SOW
ed tho wheat.
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-28
LIGHT CROP IN CANADA.

We notice by the paper published
at Granum, Alta, which is in the cen
tor Of the famous wheat growing
country, that there will be but a fifth
of crop this year. Am Illinois pa
per Is authority for the statement
that the oats crop will be very light,
many fields Of oats being so short
that the crop will be cut with diff.
Guilty. Remember that North Dakota
is no worse of than the other states.
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-28
Automobiles and bicvcle.

Automobiles and bicycles. 4A-4
inches.
Pedestrians, IA inches.
Miscellaneous, 31-2 inches.
Recreation, IA inches.
AT home Tin doors) 8 inches.
Horses and vehicles, IL inches.
Street car travel, / 3-4 inches.
Railroad travel, passenger, 134
inches. .. ... .,
At home (outside), 7-S inches.
Drownings, 3-4 inches. Il.
Steamship travel, IL inch.
According to the above, one Is saf-
er on a steamship than at home.
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-28
MoHALL COUNTY SEAT.

MOHACI COUNTY SeAT.
The county commissioners Of Rem
Vile county met late Friday after
noon and selected Mohall as the tenn
porary county seat.
They selected Peter Carlson OF Tol-
ley as county auditor and Attorney
Clifford OF Mohall as states attor-
hey. They adjourned to meet We'd
nesday at which time the other off,
GERS were to be selected. w~
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-28
ALBERTsoN BABY DIED.

Philip Wallace, the eight months
and six days old son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Anton Albertson, died Monday morn
ing at 1:20 a. NJ, after a short i'll
ness of spinal trouble and commissions.
The funeral was held from the house
Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock.
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-28

BURKE co. OFFICIAL PAPERS.
The county commissioners of Burke
county selected the Columbus Re-
porter, Powers Lake Echo and the
Portal International as the three off,
cial papers Of that county.
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-28
ENJOYABLE SERENADE

The Parker thirty-fve piece land
which is here with the big ParNbr
Shows this week, serenaded the var
ious newspapers of te city Monday
afternoon, for which they received
the thanks of the fraternity.
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-28
WHERE YOU ARE SAFEST.

A well known life insurance CON-
pany has compiled a list Of tho risks
one takes In life, and the figures
must be taken as very nearly correct.
The dangers are represented by lines
Of the following lengths:
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-28

FOR SALE-One six-foot Deering
binder, good as new. One team of
A. j. Robinson, Minot, N. D., R.
D. 1, Box Al. 7-28-t3
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-28

J. H. Anderson of Scandinavia,
Wis, has been spending the week
with his brother. Anton Albertson.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
CRACK WRESTLERS
FOR COACH FOLEY
His Memorial Club Team
Formidable Factor in
Coming Meet.

With nearly two months training the
Memorial Athletic Club wrestling team
has gradually rounded into shape for
the wrestling tournament 10 he held i'm
the National Guard armory gymnasium
under the auspices Of the National
Guard and the Memorial Athletic Club
next Wednesday and Thursday.
Coach Howard Foley has had his
charges we'll in hand since the holidays
and is greatly pleased with the pros
poets. as an his men are working hard
and are highly enthusiastic over their
prospects in the championships. Foley
says he will enter a man In every class.
and, although he $ not claiming the
honors beforehand, he is willing 20
stake that he Will win the tourney by
carry ing cway the majority OF the
bouts.
There are several men on the team
whose past showing augurs well for
their chances in all the coming tourna-
ments- Mulligan at I5S pounds, O'Brien
at lf5 pounds and Connolly at l3i pounds
nave already shown their know ledge or
the game on more than one occasion
Gavin and Allison, in the I25 and I2l
pound classes are practically new men.
but have displayed such marked ability
that Coach Foley almost counts on
them as sure winners. Eddie Goucher.
the fast little bantam weight. who
made his stellar debut several seasons
ago and has thrown the hooks into all
who have been up against him, wilt
probably be there with the bells on. as
ne Is counted on as certainty in his
class
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
FAT MEN ATTACKING
CHAMBERS POSITION
Stir Up Things in District Bowling League by Taking
Three From Carrolis-Krauss Still Best Indi-
vidual-The Averages

BY winning all three OF its games
against Carroll Institute the Fat Men s
Club cut a big slice out OF the margin
by which the Chamber Of Commerce
leads the District Bowling League, as
the latter team dropped one each 10 the
CAROLS and Orientals and was trimmed
for two games out Of three in its las,
match with the Potomacs.
The SsenEers are also well up, and
any one Of the three has a good chance
OF landing the 1919 championship.
Krauss still leads the individuals. with
an average of over 3oo Willie Miller
last set O. ass against the CAROLS pulls
him down from second 20 third place,
Big Chief Bontz going 10 the second
berth.
Fat Man have nigh team game, f,G5I,
and Hsrdie high individual game. Z15
Brosnans So is stin high set.
The averages follow
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
STOCK NOT PAYING
AT JACKSONVILLE
Rank and File Of Shareholders
Will Get Small Return
IN Interest.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Feb. 81
Quite a ripple Of excitement was created
here today in racing circles when 70
was announced that several influential
stockholders OF AIoncrlef Park were dis
satisfied with the financial outlook.
II appears that the holders Of the pa
per" have had a well authenticated
tip" 10 the effect that the preferred
stock Of the Florida Live Stock and
Racing Association VIII pay but . per
cent dividends In other words, when
the meIon-cuttinS tiEse arrives 3; ;s said
that the sliCing viii be done by Nessrs
Brown and Pons alone Chief or Police
Ninzant stated when questioned that
such a movement was on foot, hur de-
CiiDed II announce the details
That the melon viii be Of c0nS5S-
cradle proportions and worth squabhIinc
over is evidenced 10y tho estimate that
the balance on the right side Of rhc
Iendger wiii be approximately s5iz}. .t.-t
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
PITTSBURG FANS
HAVE BIG WORRY
Think Willis Should Have
Been Held Until Cam
nitz Signed

PITlS22'SRG. Feb. 21--PIttsburz fans
while they have fun confidence in the
judgment Of Manager Fred Clarke think
the Pirate chieftain made a mistake in
being In such a hurry 20 get rid OF Vic
tor Willis who was sold 20 the Czrdi-
mails iast Wednesday. The sale OF
Wills, according 10 the enthusiasts.
should not have been consumnated until
Toward CamHitz was signer. ~ the
Nentuchian should continue % hold out.
the fans thlnk the Pirates peanant
chances VIII 20 glimmeriuE.
CamnltZ at last accounts was IN M
bury 90 climb into the Pirate band
wagon There IS q difference OF 500 be-
tween The sum he thinks ne s worth
and what President Dreyfuss has offar-
ed 70 him. and now that Willis has 6as7
sold fans think Howard holds the bal
ance Of power I'm his argument with
Barney. The sale Of Willis, Il Is thouznt
VIII make Camnitz more determined thau
ever 20 get the sum he originally de-
manded.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
WOMAN WILL GIVE
POOL EXHIBITIONS

NEW YORK Feb 21-8Trs- William
81. lg, an expert woman pool player. will
- 2 a series Of exhibitions Of her ability
a. NC - 80 ; t-l--,-- y -uolIlss hroad-
tomorrow afternoon Ar . O'Clock and
continuing every afternoon and evening
for q week
This will be Mrs Kings first apnear-
ance I'm tire East as she has sDaut an
her time In the West. where She has
beer Enthusiastically ~ccived.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
INTEREST GROWING
IN CROSS COUNTRY

The second annual cross-country run
Of the South Atlantic Association of the
Amateur Athletic Union, which will be
held over the Brightwood course, this
city, beginning at 8 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, promises TO be an unusually
interesting event.
There are twentv-eight starters on
the list or entries, including a baker s
dozen from the Baltimore Cross -Coun-
try Club, full teams from Johns Hop
kins University and the Washington
Central Branch Y NJ. Z. A.. and repre-
Eentauves Of George Washington Univer-
Eity, the Maryland Agricultural College,
the Road Athletic Club. and the South
east Branch 7. N 4. A.. an aggre "a
ton that surprised the promoters.
The team which has four men 10 finish
first tomorrow VIII win the big cham
pionship cup. The race viii start and
nnlsh al the end Of the Fourteenth
street car line. at BriChtwood. The
course VII be out Fourteenth street 20
The Mlltdry ROAD. thence across fields
in a noTthwCsteriy direction 10 Rock
Creek, south along the bride path 70
the Military road, thence to the start
and repeat In reverse direction, the
total distance being six and one-half
miles.
The list Of officials is as follows:
Referee-Dr. D. F. Wiber. president
South Atlantic Association, Amateur
stsrter-c. E. Beckett. Washington
Y. VI G. A
Clerk OF the course-A. NJ. Cheslev.
Washington V NJ c. a.
Judges AT the hnish-Jsmes O'shea.
Georgetown University: r. NJ Cornelius
Baltimore y. VI. Q. a; William Jessop.
Washington Y. N. G. A.. and w. a.
Stuart, Washington Y. NJ. Q. a.
Timers-NV. G. ThaCher. Amateur Ath-
ietiC Union. r lose. Washington. d. c. 4:
c. E. Edwards. District National Guard:
H 9. Penniman. Amateur Athletic
Union, Baltimore, Md.
Scorer-R- II. Walker, Washington
Grove Athletic Association.
Judges on tho course-Dr. ". 3. HID
son, Or, J. j. kavency. Dr. W. s. Har-
desty, G.. a. Watson. w. II Lee. J. J.
Early, Nils G. Hansen. IT. W. Long. W.
". Tenny, .. W. StTsttOn, F. n. Young,
John Meany, J. J. MosberG. and W. ].
Hill.
Cross country championship committee
Chairman, w G. Stuart; James
O'Shea. ". c. Thacher. NJ. J. 3. Nc
Dcnagh. and c, W. StringfelloW.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
Conue5 Sure Enough

"On one ~ orr trips ne had a Young
pitcher. a nice follow. who wasn't quite
good enough ard The manager hated n
tel him TO GO homo. 50 one night while
no was sitting on tho hotel va-aU5a +ra
manager got an old u-1ehh1ila-. tied a
string % f.. placed his release inside
and lowered ir from IN unSraire vrir7o--
vr,ii n canE'ef in front or the vfrff--
LIZZIE DeatS. talk about being canned 80
Fob was evidently lust r-ottir~
warmed Up % his fob but a ta1enP0rs
call told him 70 buy two wards ana d
half of sausage and q ns0e- Of 0irs and
cheat n" home 20 su0Der
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
FORMER PRESIDENT DEAD.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. .Z1.-Euzens
f. Burt, a former baseball club oTne-
and fo- several years president " the
Pacific Coast Baseball League, is dead
Burt was The victim OF a mysterious
shooting several years ago and h never
Fe=a iued his health.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
GUNBOAT NEARLY SINKS

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 21-"Gun-
boat" Smith and Jack Fitzgerald fought
six hard rounds with hopors even al
;hfe National 4. I. Saturday night Fftz-
gerald was knocked down three times
IN the third round. but came back in
good shape and in the fifth the bell
saved the "Gunboat' from being knock
ed ort
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
MCGUIRE TO BE BOSS.

CLEVELAND. Feb. 21.-It's getting 70
be quite the thing Tor q team 10 be
without a captain. Manager Mcclure.
OF the Cleveland Maps. is out tOdav
with the announcement that he viii
have no field captain. filling both the
positions OF manager and captain HIM
self
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
q q q PURELY
SbSbS6VEGETABLE

medicines system
condition after their This of the principal claim
s. S. Being made entirely of herbs and barks
the smallest degree harmful but the other
vegetable
the health in blood medicines
digestive system and any effect they might have
the safe and blood purifier It the circulation
blood of
o.
Sroua
all dis
blood
hereditary blood
medical advice freeto write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA GA
The Washington times., 1910-02-21

If he defeats Joe Sieger on Thursdsv y
night, at Wilmington, Billy Donovan
will then 80 after match with Mickey
Cannon.
Ty Cobb has made a hit with the Bal
timOre sporting men, who think he is
a wonder.
Patsey Kline, Of Newark, and Biz
Mackey, Of Cleveland, are matched to
box at the Olympia Athletic Club, New
y ork, on Monday night.
Battling Nelson has signed articles Of
agreement 10 fight Cyclone johnny
Thomson forty-five rounds some time
in May next They are to weigh in at
lS3 pounds ringside.
Jimmy Clabby, of Milwaukee and
Young Loughrey, of Manayunk, have
been matched 90 box ten rounds before
the Badger Athletic Club, Of Milwaukee
on next Friday night.
Stanley Ketchel won't have much on
Frank Klauss in weight when they meet
IN Pittsburg next month. KIauss
weighed $50 pounds twelve hours before
his recent fight with Jack CTwiD Sui
livan.
Al Kaufman appears 10 be uncertain
as TO his future. and he may wait and
challenge the winner of the Jehries-
Johnson battle. Kaufman thinks he
can whip either Of them I'm forty-five-
round fight.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
NOLGAST MONEY
NOW APPEARING
Sudden Rush TO Back Him
Against Nelson Sur
priseS Fasteners.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. PA man
here who has an opinion AS 10 who will
win the lightweight championship Of the
world tomorrow, when Ad Wolgast and
Battling Nelson meet in the arena in
Richmond. has 10 back up that opinion
with money.
Judging from the aomunt or money
already waEered ana the amount in
sight. tire consensus Of opinion may
favor WOlEast.
The betting has increased by leaps and
bounds for the past two or three days.
and the present odds are 10 to on Mel
son, with no Nelson and plenty Of VOL
gast money I'm sigh. Just why West
erners are risking their money on Young
Nolgast is a mystery To the Eastern
fighting men here, who declare Nelson
will whip Ad in less than twenty-five
rounds. Experts say they do not think
the Milwaukee lad can 20 the distance
with the Dane.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
BITS OF BOXING.

Frank Klauss is over in Camden train
ing for his match at Pittsburg with
Stanley Ketchel on March Il.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21

Miller Bros Auto and Supply Com
pany report the sale and delivery of
Ford touring cars. fully equipped. to
DR.. A. 4. MarsteIlar. DR.. W. T. Fore
man, and G.. kershner.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21

The latest purchaser Of q Moon 80
with baby tunneau is Clifford NJ.
Lewis The sale was made last week by
the Motor Sales Company.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
Facts About WoIqast.

Woigsst has trained faithfully. and
is I'm splendid condition for tomorrow-s
battle Nelson. too, is fine" and con-
fdcHt.
The German lightweight Is shorter and
chunkler than Nelson. His arms are
bigger, his chest deeper, and his --ck
stronger There is none Of that scrav-nv
lc7K that has always characterized the
lane when he was IN perfect condition.
W olgaSt skin and complexion are not
as clear as Nelson s. but his followers
declare this is due 10 the fact that ne
Is growing youth, and has matur5d
rapidly.
WolEast is faster than Nelson He hits
oi;ener and from more angles He Is
a better boxer on the offensive. although
perhaps not as good ring general as
the Dane His greatest punch is an
cNeihand kidney affair, which has al
most paralyzed his opponents. His blows
are not as heavy as those delivered bv
Nelson, but come faster and more often.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
Both RuShers.

WolSast has never fought a great
punisher like Nelson. As far as ability
20 stand punishment is concerned, he Is
an unknown quantity His Eameness
has never been questioned, and like Mel
son. he has always assumed the Offens-
i've when IN the ring, and always kept
rushing his opponents around the tirCle.
He has never met 4 performer Of Mel
sons class or Eenrrdlship. but many
coast ring experts believe he is equal
10 the task of beating down and wear
ing out the man who never before has
been even tired in the ring.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21

| If he defeats Joe Sieger on Thursday
night, at Wilmington, Billy Donovan
will then 80 after a match with Mickey
/ Cannon.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21

Ty Cobb has made a hit with the Bal
timOre sporting men, who think he is
a wonder.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09
CHAPTER XIX.
TIE RETURN.

"ROM the highlands below the
 Monastery Captain Haas and
 his men were able to study the
 situation in the city. The i'm practicabiity of an assault on any one of the stubborn, well guarded gates was at once recognized. force of 700 men, no matter how well trained or how determined, could not be eX- pected to surmount walls that had often withstood the attack of as many thousands. The wisdom of delaying until few thousand loyal though poorly armed countrymen cou!d bc brought into play against the city ap- pealed at once to Prince Dantan and John Tullis.
 Squads of men were sent without de lay into the hills and valleys to call the panic stricken, wavering farmers into the fold. John Tullis headed the company that struck off into the well populated Ganlook district.
 MarlanX. as if realizing the nature of the movement in the hills, began a furious assault on the gates leading to the castle. The watchers in the hills could see as we'll as hear the conflict that ragged almost at their feet, so to speak.
 The next morning Captain Haas an. nounced to his followers that MarlanX had begun to shell the castle Big guns in the fortress were huring great shells over the city, dropping them iu the park. On the other hand, Colonel QuinnoX during the night had swung three Gatling guns to the top of the wall; they were stationed at intervals along the wall, commanding every point from which an assault might be expected.
 That night recruits from the farms and villages began to struggle into the camp. They were armed with rifles, ordinary shotguns and unique bun,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09

Groom house, level lot; $80O-$20O cash, balance good time.
 4-room house, large level lot; $9O0-$20O cash, bal ance long time. This is a bargain-the owner must have the money.
 One brand new 4-room house, 51-foot frontage. This is a snap for $500 on good time.
 One brand new Broom house, modern, bath, toilet and electric lights; fur nished. This is a bargain for $500, but the owner is going away and will sell if sold at once for $11OO; good terms can be had.
 Five nice level lots and one good Groom house. This property is located in the best part of town and can be bought this week for $500.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09

Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets invariably bring relief to wo- men suffering from chronic constipa- tion, headaches, biliousness, dizziness, sallowness of the sKln and dyspepsia. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09
(To le continued)

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