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Newport daily independent., 1911-03-14
IN A SOUTHERN CITY.
Scene of Thomas Dixon's New Play, "The Sins of the
 Father

The scene of Thomas Dixon 5 newest drama, ssThe Sins of the Father,' is the home of family of wealth and refinement in a Southern city. From the French windows of the mansion is a no- ble view of the State capitol and dome. Trees and green park-like spaces contrast with the gleaming white of the capitol which the Southern sunshine irradiates. The era of the play is thirty-five years after the wal, ,and the sump- tuous furnishings of the mansion show the age of prosperity in full swing. The characters likewise are twentieth century men and women, actual contemporary type To those who enjoy MT. Dixon's depictment of the Reconstruction Era in "The Clansman ''and" "The Traitor" ssThe Sins of the Fath- err comes as an absolute novelty, but it is predicted that the new rlay will arouse even greater en- thusiasm when performed at the Newport opera house on Wednes- day, March 15.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-14
Hits Straight From the Shoulder.

Thomas Dixon hits straight from the shoulder in his new play 'sThe Sins of the Father" which comes to the Newport opera house on Wednesday, March 15.
 The play is void of 'offense to individuals, parties, sects or sec tions. It is not meant to annoy persons or peoples. But ' it at tacks with all the might of MT. Dixon s sledgehammer strokes a gigantic evil that only recently has been exposed to the light of day. The subject has prime in terest for the South, and there- fore it has been decided that the South shall see the play first and pass the initial verdict on it. Like 1.-The Clansman,' the mission of "The Sins of the Father is worldwide. After a tour of the Southern cities, it will be brought forcib1y to the attention of the North by a run in New York Cits
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-14
laxative Sent
 Free 10 Try

Y nay be taken for granted that
 'asfe IS no family of any size that
 soes very long without needing lax
 ,uve, If you don't know of a good
 sxa''ve, or the laxative you are using
 \ 'os'ng its effect, we want to call
 ou1 attention to Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
 epsin, which thousands of families P'e using successfully.
 h,, "e nave scores of letters from moth- Sav;naan anu scores from prominent men
 iv,.e .ney are using 1t personally and
 's to their families. men like MT. Honsa nmith of the Traffic Clearing 5. T,..rlne Ts.. rlne Bluff, Ark, and Mr. George khonsanesr, lawyer of Harlan, Ky. The seIvss or mothers who use it them kvonl5 ana ana give it to their children Ths saAe 100 much space to mention. )s that t'eason at they prefer Syrup Pepsin cat otic that does not grine-effective and ionic ;n1.u ;,.iu that babies can take it. It's hnd strmasredlents invigorate the body Fl musc1ng then the stomach and bow work 1s natnra,, s1 that they again do their
 iIo.lm Of salts, pills ana % strang an csthar. use Syrup Pepsin.
 lar bott9an an nuy a fifty cent or one dol hoing .,e sa @ or any druggist. but before If So, send spu vd,y may want to try it free. well and ha your our, address to pr. Cald- ElncaSSa ample bottle. Then heing con lt in ii tbe ao rs as others are doing and buy Druggist regular way of your favorite purchase assaidwell does not feel that the Eation. sa Ii m ms remedy ends his obli- Eiver and bowaSS uaS specialized in stomach, leader sau sn, will be pleased to give the pf charrny advice on the subject free him. WWe: WWS.:.An All are welcome to write ? the free fnes r TOT the medical advice
 lensiieeiSisoa ys5 n Caldwell buiIdinx:
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-14
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in Tupelo, Ark. on the 10th day of April, 1911, for the purpose of electlng one Mayor, one Recorder, one Marshal, one Treasurer, five al- dermen. Also addition to incor- porated Town of Tupelo, Ark, be- ginning at "A Section corner, be- tween Section 19 and 20 T-9 N., Range 2 West of 5th p. m. and running East 20 chains to quar- ter Section corner; thsnce North parallel to Section line 2O.2O chains, thence West 4O chains; thence South 2o.2o chains to quarter Section lne; thence East along quarter Sec tion line 20 chains to place of be- ginning. Containing Southwest quarter of Northwest quarter Sec tion 20 and Southeast quarter O. Northeast quarter Section l9, all in Township 9 North, Range Z West.
 w. N. Pierce, Mayor. Tupelo, Ark, March 9, 1911.
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Newport daily independent., 1911-03-14
&sVI@as11SStNN URGES .FARMfRS,.;.s,. ..,. :. ', TO ] READ 7! !; 4 P PAPERS { ?
-F"sfH 7EsI Ffl3L0 ! The Eatmsti Should Read His s.rss, County Paper and Some '' sss 51 rnresaGood Daily. ssl..c.o ss

'''Tf'kfs' T'kss 'fafPmner iPn should sub5SScrjBe Faforsnandsaae a-rfgular areadar of his county ntwspapetc and'a good daily newspaper, -9r these papers have no reason. for being inl- ex- isteness esssasIEhh IIhsy hyc aAas alaaasslh heEe E in re. sponse to a demand and to meet a long-felt wantacsi,al ], st5sassi sBnsinessl antlsprofassiDnal mnrsihAiYpw long :ssince sfecbgniaed stheHalua of1taia conafty .andsdaily +php erss dThereI isssnotyfa single Hreason whyaafll1erchant or a pro- -ffesSi0haF man shouldt head thelh, that doass notsaapply ito thelfar- 1neriMith double fufceJFnsat III |nLThe farmer who1reads his coun- ty and sdailyapapers and one or. nforeLgood1 1agricultural journals, Ifs 8llfvs progressive farmeryeone who is doing eatetter aandn better Eeaeh year; -cwhoJIais keeping iabre8st- Of theitimes. sesanssqs, The rural free delivery system was established in order to give the farmer the news while it is news, to efabfe-hinf to have not only hissglrcognty. hisg y B Bapser, ps.,, but the daily 9ka paper M as well. enI.,4l11 ;tril |ooghe farmer,1 is neeessarilly as asb,ups bus mess man. If he is ,not,he should bes14H hes is not a business man mlas he will soon cease to be any thing. The-husiness man must know the latest news of the busi- ness World He must know the market news concerning his pro- Fducts. aHe must know the latest that effects his interests and the
 
 i business farmer or merchant can M gsF gFiis only a By l 1gRhAg hfs ty paper for a fulfFevEw of the Ideal gitdatisn and dhbystaking a lgsod daily mp4 R ges gener- al4view of the condition of the ! markets to which much of his products will andSmqst go.
 The newspapers of today de vote much space to the dissemin- +atfng of agricultural informatica and the results of recent investi-
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-14
Notice to the Public.

Parties cutting and trimming trees must not throw the limbs upon electric ligat wires produc- ing short circuits and heavy loss to the company. Hereafter dam ages will be asked for such losses Peoples Light, Water < Power
 O. 88d3t
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-14


 Hon. John P. Paul, grand secre- tary of the I. 0. o. F., was iAA the city Saturday evening, thS guest of Captain l.. D. Hickey for dinner, and on Saturday night MT. Paul, with Captain Hickey and a number of other members; !; of the Jonesboro lodge, went to Nettleton, where they organized an encampment, being No. S1. There was large number of charter members, the order start ing off under the most favorable circumstances. Jonesboro Fri bune.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-14
Man Died of Hiccoughs.
Special to Independent.

Swifton, March 14.-A singu- lar fatality occurred near here lon the farm of Esquire A. M. |Keaton east of town last Friday night, when Frank Holford, for |merly of Kenyon died of the hic- |coughs.
 He had suffered for a week in
 his manner and the trouble
 could not be broken.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-14
Big Peach Crop Predicted.

opoCaoA " AAoCpcAoSSss
 Little Rock, March IA. = Peaches in our section of the state will make a good crop, and the small fruit was never better, z reports R. P. Allen chairman of the Arkansas Railroad Commls- sion, who is one of the largest fruit growers of Crawford county and within the next six weeks, if we have no killing frost in the meantime, we will be shipping out berries in large quantities. l look for the best fruit crop III many years in Arkansas this year"
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-14
Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank our friends who assisted us in any way dur ing the illness and death of our son and brother, Lee Covey, and assure them of our appreciation.
 J. E. Coyey,
 J. l.. and Eugene Covey,
 Beaulah Carter,
 Rifle Henderson.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-14
Only One of Its Kind.

It is extremely probable that |gou really like to see good acting An interesting story properly |staged and acted holds your at-
 |tenhon. All that the most criti- |cal could desire in this line will |De given when "The Climax |appears in this city.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-14
tural condition, tbap is any oth- CT force q iii iii the t state at tl tli6g q pres

tural couqlIlOn,s Iuanqr IS y3py OtH- CT force iii iii the state at tl ttkeg q pres ent time. There is eE4ery} FrdgIsoff why inc farmer should feceivIe} shlifs hfs tweekiy and daiiy 'rapers5 and there is ps reason 7 why he Should aH5t Fecg@fte them, since we cai1noti qafnd win not admit that the merchant and professional man, sssliodld receive more and better iinfoffdattioHt faiFlln fafFlsln fIa fo,,I,1,. C f9lnnssuW sHj rC3a
 Fred 1T. Phillips j'fiiesm s'S CoiiimissioRer of Asficlffturc- :IoM s1sil 19vr s'lGW ' T 4yiA sillvs51Hd fo1st 10 gafps
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-14
A3uh ,ljfIAA nna'f II Cash a Getting Eely 19N,i. Special to Indenendeut sT

,,I, Little ,KesssRRev Msg|SiG iG111 # fife {
 cash in fhs gen9sEiql s 9siqalljy EsSsnS SEsp f#Rd ! today l3f 9y3 t9rok t9r dlEfQqA dllEfQqA which plIaces that fund closer 'to bed rock, ,with
 wpThlfhoit which it has has been flirting fpr
 many moons, than t has, has been Ii
 any time during the past year There There was $12, ,Qoo fl in ,tthe general ,' revenue eIglfI fund this morning 'IlTfigs saId M
 soon e afterwards yards as,WlY ,WarTailtt W ts,iS fSr
 coal used used at the charitable < Msil- Fl'f ,tutions, was presented and cassah'esd
 During the day other warrants amounting ting to 5'$ $500, which have already been issued, will proba-
 ply be presented and cashgd-
 This leaves but little for another day. and Treasurer Crockett il figuring ing upon ' being forced to J2n turn back those who present warrants VI IT nj not later than T1'hlrs
 ,aa. day morning. This will be the
 scrip basis which which n has been 9i,]N Pfo ].
 phesied for many any years, ;ss i.6,l pur
 which has never before ,loex Deeh
 reached. The holders Of WAT |asa rants Will then De forced to tash them at a discount or hold them 'Ra until the collectors of the 'stats Ihaxa-.naad I|1la;aaa da partia 1smeiits
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
ahVfs mo l94G4.

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b. lvlaz pdsg, y Il aa1 nef been fef
- Klae3 Nev DlNoseffe writes a
+, MfljmaM ~ FagsifeslllN y ~ "
Is II ~ fyf We both aaq ffFpf
~ Hehe lAai ~ other remedy foDl1
help ~ Nsfe ioie ~ sister hao
consumption Hhe vks seff ueak ana
isad alEhf tsssis bgi yeaf wonderful
letalolaa foiupefely cured - Dosh,
lia ihe besl egef Used Ut heard ~"
Fof ofe lubNe eoakha eDlqs h2m'
sfehaes laRflppe haihiaHl hay ieyet
tfaab #iiootshg feush ~ bronchial
IfsablSs ~ sbpieme 1fiai toiile
fsss Co.. aad efOo Guaranteed BY
Hsoeh a O. aeW
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20

Yexzf H0gfzafs o8tsiaD1l1z June ~, l1ll.s.t.s Z
fgg 4z4zfle4 AnG eMgioyee1 u mis- 0fp~f'H'@ht
aofe esgf III JalY Il 1911
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20

Warrants outstandin- April 4, 1911 .......
Warrants Issued during April ......
Warrants issued during Mar ..
Warrants issued during June ........-.-..
To balance ID city treasury April ]. 1911 ..-...
By receipts during april sale Of pipe ...-....
BY receipts during May .-..---....-..........
By receipts during June .........-...........
BY warrants redeemed s...-..-....-........
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20


Wasfzafs Dslssa11lng April !, 1911 .,..t~.y
Waffanfg iseae0 during aopfo n Apflh
eal4f1 " eft afiOroey s,s<,.f<.,, ..t,t,.'tt~
9z54fg y eiiy Doiice judge t<,,st.t,sss.ss.,,.
Hz4fy " eiiy chief n DDliee ...,,t.. .s,s.t's,tt
94fzty ~ rffra Daff0fmeu q fopunted) t,*ft
Te5sfy - eif1 SERVANTS stttt.t et,,',tf.tsf
Hslzf1 ~ e.fy may0f ssstte*s ..e,ttft>t,
aalafg IN eiiy treasurer .st...*tt.. t.ttssss,s
M4GAfy VI assistant clfY treasurer ,,stt..tsestt
9a8sf1 ~ 4 c1nnegireD t<st*<t.s.,,t t,.,.t,.t
seaie ~ Dfisosefs, patrol waEon a"a 'o''eeb
laoee8s saDDiies f0r tall ,+tt<..,e ,tt,ts-tft
Warrants lseae1 fOr montl os NAY
T4laf1 N civ attSfneg ,s,s.<s.sf, ,s.t'''+ftt,
eziafy " p0lice Judge .<.t.s.ttt, <tt'f+tf
a4tsfs ~ chief n police .,+<ttt.., ,ttt,te.'ttt
sxlafg n psiromen q mounsenl .,'ss.f,s.
aalaf1 a 2 safgente W. ~. ..,t ,sss't,.t.
salary " mayor e,*t*tttstsst*s ttttt*tfs'f*
Nalafg W treasurer st+y.ts*-,e,ssttts< ts<t..tts
sajafy ~ assistant treasurer t+tttft
nHihf4 ~ eonDcimen - +ftttt>ts,t,s ,s.t*
Ye4ls for prisoners ana miscellaneous Sppp'''a
~ ~ IN stt.tt. = Z & {. LIS - ls,nn
galafg Df ffr oliofney ttt.s,tt.t..st','ff-t
galary n police jydge .t..t .,.,.,,st.s,
galafg " ehlsf " police and fees ..,ttt,..
aaiafy N DairDlpeuf ! uouHieoj tt,s.ststs
enlhfY n y HerEeaAig st.tstt,.y~.,.t,.t*t
Salary n major .t-t,tst.st.s, ,f,'t..t's
naiafg ~ treasurer ,.s.t.tttY+ts.ttt.ttf
Meals ~ prisoners and supplies Tor la'l ''.t'
Total tsttttttstttsf fttfff ~ Fff ffstffff*+tf
~ bala4ito 10 cliy treasury APRIL :, fgiir.:.
Ey fesADe dUsink month of April occupation
..ts,t N ..t.,,tt e f,,,t ~
py fecoipis during month of May, occupation
~ receipts during month 0f May, iaxea....,.
~ fffeiDia during month 0f MAY, auto dr.,
~ feeeiDla during month of Nay, fines t..t.sa
~ leeleple during month ~ 1une. fines ...ts
81 fetlapla during month q tune Occupation
Goa ttftttttfttfftt*ttt ftftttttftttt*t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20

Total OsisEandi1g warrants June -. l5ii.-.-
sTHEET LIGHTING FUaD
Warrants ousstandlpg April J. 19l1-<..,.-....
Warrants Issued during month n April,
Chickzs1a Cas- 4 Electro ca ...-<..-.,..-.-
Chickash4 Light. Heat r. Power CO. ...--.,.-
Warrants issued during month of s-ay.
Chlckasha gss & Electric %. .<......--.-...
Warrants issued during month ~ June.
Chlekazba Light. Heat Il Power 70. .......--
Chlckasha Gas & Electric %. .-.s-.....--..-
Chlckasha Light. Heat & Power co. .........-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20

Total outstanding warrants June 30, 1911. ..s.
CITY HALL FUND.
Warrants outstanding April !. t9if .......--.
Warrants issued during month ot April:
TO telephones Observation-Disclosures. -. .-.-
10 stationery, brooms, floor oil and miscelan-
coue supplies tt..s-.. ...t+ -st.s .ss.s ss-.s..
Warrants issued during month Of May.
Plate glass for door ...-...' .'...,-..-t....
Stationery, broom. oil and miscellaneous sup
Warrants issued during month Of June:
Office cabinets ..-.....+.......*.+.-...
Telephone and miscellaneous supplies ......-.
ipial sss..s.s..f'st.'..st ..sts.t+*ss..s..'ss
By balance fl treasury April !. l9if.........
~ receipts during month Of April, rent 5000
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20

To balance IN city treasury June 30. lf..-.....
To warrants outstanding April ], 1911 49, .-..
To warrants Issued April .....-...........-..
To warrants issued May ...-..--.............
To warrants issued June ......-............
BY warrants redeemed April il-..-.............
BY warrants redeemed MAJ y...........4.4....
BY warrants redeemed Juie ie...........
BY warrants redeemed ....................-..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20

Balance n eJfy fr4esUry June -. 1Sii.~.---.-
TO warrants ogfetanci1z April J.. 1871 -..--.-.
10 di1bgrEemeufs during April, 1911 .....----
10 dlabursemenfs darlng Hzy. 1911 .---..--~-
70 disb1rsemsafs June, 1911 ..-,-.~.-..--.--
~ warrants redeemed April, 1911 - .------
~ warrants redeemed Hsys 1fll,.e.y.--~.
~ warrants redeemed June, 1911 s--.---..-.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20

~ balance 10 city treasury. April !, isll...,..
Receipts during month n ADrsl, taxes -.-....-
Receipts during month of Nay, taxes .,..-,-
Receipts during month Of June. taxes ...-.---
To warrants redeemed By city treasurer. r......
To balance in city trea21ry June 20. l0ll...-.
TO warrants outstanding April I, 1911.
10 warrants Issued during April, 1911. ..-..+--
10 warrants issued during May, 19fl.........
TO warrants lssaea during June, 1911 -----..-.
By warrants redeemed BY treasurer April .-..
BY warrants redeemed By treasurer Iay .....
BY warrants redeemed by treasurer June ..-.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20

Total warrants outstanding June 30 igi1..-..
SEWER EXTENSION FUND.
Warrants outstanding April ]. fsi1..-........
Warrants issued during month Of April ......-
Warrants for material and labor, Eighth street
sewer ............-... -......-.---.......-..
Warrants issued during month of May.
Warrants for material and labor Eighth street
sewer .........+.-.-.....-. ....+.......-.
TO Hamilton Construction Co. on contract ....
Warrants during month of June ...-..........
Total ...--.-.,.-s-........, ..s.........'
BY balance IA city treasury April I, 1911 ..s--
BY receitps during month of April ....s......
BY receipts during month ol May ..-..e.......
By receipts during month Of june ............
by warrants redeemed BY treasurer ........-.
BY balance IN city treasury June 30, 1911 .....
TO warrants outetand.ng April J.. 1911 ........
10 warrants Issued during April .........a..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-20

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Ts exrfzsis osfa' ze1isz Agsl /. 1911 ,>,.s<.-
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-04-06
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby. given that the
board of county commissioners OF
Mountrail county, N. D., will receive
sealed bids up to the hour of 2
o'clock p. M. April rs, 1911. for the
transcribing Of all judgments Of rec
ord in the Office of the clerk of court
in Ward county, and not satisfied Of
heretofore transcribed, and be placed
of record in the office Of the clerk of
court in Mountrail county.
The successful bidder shall be re-
quired to furnish a surety bond in the
sum of five thousand dollars ($5,000.-
OO), to run for period of eight 60
years from the date of the completion
of the transcribing Of said judgments
and acceptance of said transcription
by the board of county commissioners
of Mountrail county, to insure the
completeness, accuracy and durability
of records so transcribed.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check in the sum Of 500. 90,
payable to the county treasurer Of
Mountrail county, as a guarantee to
enter into contract and to furnish a
satisfactory bond guaranteeing the
completion Of said contract.
The board of county commissioners
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
All bids must be sealed and indors-
ed 'cBids for Tranncrib1ng Judg-
ments."
Dated ut Stanley. N. D., this 4th
day OF April, 1911.
BY order Of tho board of county
commissioners Of Mountrail county.
". G. GLIB,
County Auditor In and for
Mountrail County, N. D.
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April rs, 1911.

NApAA' SoS ASAAs
The successful bidder will be re-
quired to furnish surety bond in the
sum Of five thousand dollars $4,000.
00). to run for period of ten (10)
years after date of tho completion of
said work and the acceptance Of same
by the board of county commission
ers, to insure the accuracy and COM
pleteness of al records 20 ro-checked
and corrected.
All bids must be sealed and indors-
ed Bids for Re-checlzing and Correct
ing of Records"
A certified check in the amount of
10000. payable to the county treas.
urer Of Mountrail county, must az.
company all bids as a guarante to on.
ter into contract and to furnish a sat
isfactory bond guaranteeing the com.
pletion of said contract.
The board Of county commission ers
of said county reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Dated at Stanley, N. D., this 4th
day Of April, 1911.
BY order Of the board Of county
commissioners OF Mountrail county.
". G. GLIB,
County Auditor IN and for
Hountrail County, N. D.
"A
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-04-06
NOTICE or cHATTEL MORTGAGE
SAlE

Notice is hereby gwen that default
having been made IN the payment Of
certain note signed, sealed and deliver
ed by Ray Burget. Of Minot, N. D.. to
the fast State Bank Of BURLINGTON.
Ward county, n D, on the 2eth day Of
december, 1909, and in order to secure
the payment Of said note, signed, sealed
and delivered to said First State Bank,
Z mortgages, dated Jan. %, 1910, and
Oct. 8, 1910, covering one bay mare 3
years old, named Betty; one black horse
8 years old, named Pat, and one bay
gelding 10 years old. named Tom. Said
mortgage was duly filed for record in
the office of the Register Of Deeds in
and for Ward county, Oct. 10, 1910.
The property is now in possession of
the said First State Bank of Burlinp.
ton, Ward county, N, D., and on &C.
count OF the non-payment of said note
the above described horses will be Of
fered for sale and sold to the highest
bidder for cash, on Saturday, the 18th
day of April, 1911, at the front door of
the postoffice in the town of Burling.
tom Ward county, N. d., at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon on that day. That there
will be due upon said note and mort
gage on the day Of sale, the SUN of
$4,000.
Dated April &, 1911, ...t
} MES JOHNSON,
Atty for First State Bank
Mortgage, of BurlingtoA, N. d.
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mention.
Terms Of SaIs-All sums Of so and
under, cash. On all sums over that
amount, time will be given until Oct.
l, 1911, on bankable paper, with 10
per cent interest; per cent discount
for cash.
Capt. D. X. Kramer. auctioneer.
e. 8. Person, clerk.
J. W. FOLEY, Owner
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HANDLED THE TRUTH CARE
lESSlY.

| The Daily Reporter OF Wednesday
| evening, in one OF its mushy editori
! ais attempts TO question the act OF
one OF the members OF the lndepend
ents staff for circulating subscrip-
ton list TO obtain funds to use IL
necessary to prevent fraud at the
polls on election day. Amongst the
rot, 1t intimated that the money Sc
cured was to be used against the
Boyer and Shaw interests, when as a
matter of fact the fund was created
for the purpose Of preventing any
and all fraud regardless of factions.
The idea was advanced by men who
are holding themselves above petty
graft in all forms, men who seeming
ly cared very little for LeSueurism or
anti-I.eSueurism. The Independenl
adopted neutral position in the city
election and Mr.. Truax was asked to
handle this list as a mutual friend
to all parties concerned. The money
was not needed and We would gladly
contribute a portion of our share to
the paying Of Sans taxes II neces-
sary. We sincerely hope that hs viii
sooner or later learn not to trife
with the truth. Misrepresentation is
dishonest and he should always re-
member that good old adage, "Hon.
esty is the Best Policy"