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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-04-28
Some Good Scores Made.

The second regular shoot Of
the Bottineau Gun Club was
held Wednesday evening with
sixteen guns out. There were
several new beginners in the
squad who have not quite
caught the trick of the game
but some of the older hands
made good scores. Following
are the totals:
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-04-28
Big GAINS IN STATE p0PUlAT ION
Lead of Over Two to One in Race Be-
tween Stork and The Undertaken

The report of vital statistics
for North Dakota for the month
of March indicates that there
should be no falling off in our
percentage of gain as shown
by the last census During
that month there were 966
births as Iagainst 324 deaths.
The following is the report of
the state board of health by
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-04-28
Fine Prizes Are Offered

A circular sent out by the
Great Northern railway an
nounces the fact that a land
and irrigation exposition will
be held in Madison Square Gar
den, New York City from
November 3 to IL and that val
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-04-28

lodge of Souris and was prom
lnent in social affairs there.
All who knew Mrs. Stanton
loved and respected her and
will sorrow because of her
death. The remains will be
shipped to Stewartville, Mimi,
tomorrow for burial there.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-16

roads so that we could convey the
pupils from the outlying districts to
the center. We must also build halls
tor study and recitation, where can
he administered the work of the
Graded High Schools.
| favor the equipment e these
High Schools with lands and equip
mcnt necessary for the successful
tc"chlng of Agriculture in connection
with the other school work. The
time is now here when any one, to
make a successful farmer must thor.
rughly understand his business as
much so as in any other profession
The time once was in Kentucky when
llI the educated oys were ministers.
LAWYERS, doctors or editors, while
hose who received no education
ploddcd along on the farm. But
tines have changed and experience
has taught that the educated farmer,
ike the educated man in every other
profession, is the most successful
one Then 1t us educate our farmer
boys and teach them farming in a
scientific manner.
! favor thorough inspection Of
AL farm seeds 1t has often occurred
that the farmer has paid out his
good money tor farm seeds and re.
ceivcd instead OF pure seeds. seeds
that were impure, seeds that were
polluted with weed seeds and in
many Instances almost entirely weed
seeds which injured the soil, rather
than benefited it, as was the intcn.
ton of the farmer lfeverv dealer in
seeds was made to feel the personal
responsibility ct distributing impure
seeds and severely punished for the
violation of tie seed laws it would
soon check the distribution of i'm.
pure seeds.
flavor the car,iul protection OF
child labor IN our factories and work
shops OF various kinds. | believe
that it is lhc duty of our State 10
took well INTO this matter and see
that the children are not permitted
10 work where tl,eir lives might lie
endangered by machinery without
the daugorous parts OF the machin.
ery being property guarded to shield
and protect not only the children,
hut all employees as well, from dan.
ger
Il should also be carefully observ.
ed that children under the age rpeci.
fed by our State laws should not be
permitted TO enter these woIk shops
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-16


So'"''h'hE' nut listen: Everyone VINO
mas oeen III Il town or c'ty within
our state having a population OF
''''" "r more nave no doubt seen
WHAT Is Ia'''harly spoken OF as
h'''N Marian hia'k Marian is
i nancy spring wagon nicely cover
'r''' anu ''aS S'a'SeN''hain@ 'chEth-
WISE d" e'''''r S'de ana a seat III
"""' LOT the "''N'r VINO P"lIS the
re'''S over Il par "i handsome hen-
tu'NN h"rs'>' \ special station IS
l'a'h'a'h'h where TWO or more men
are Pa'o l" remain constantly ready
l" :" q" moment h"'''e N''"
lh'S han"s"h, spa" ana fancy waG
on 1" gather up some poor "ld
""iSNey soaked man Nh" mas lost
''' respect '"f h''l'S'I ana '"r the
race 10 wh''h ne belongs ana VINO
'E'S '"'i''' 700 long ana em''hed
10" lr'e'E' "h'" "na''y when ne h"'
'e''iea |" return nome ms lI'nnS De-
came "''lI ana re'n>eu |" convey MS
nodN' ana nc 'hen discovered Tor the
nrst time 'hat inns wct'd Is actually
reVo'''hS' ana NC Is Just ABOUT 10
TAU OIL so he SranS l" lamp post
ana hangs on n"t'lthe Black Alariah
arrives an" Tie Is p'a'ed on the IN
S''e an" conveyed |" the '''E prison
Wn're tie Is a''""'' |" sober up once
more
i""n' OPINION 'e''S us mat TINS -
.''s"' ana necessary /" give TINS pro-
'cc'ioh 10 mankind nut my Ken
lucky friends Hlt Is rights ana nee
5 AIRY To MAINTAIN these things ton
the purpose they are used' would 1t
not DC mu''l more important to tho
young 'ann""n ana W"n'an'o'd OF
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-16

ID. w. Clark of Barbourville,
was in Louisville last Friday and
Saturday, and on Friday night he
addressed the Twelfth ward Re-
publican club at Pfeister's Hall ,
22nd aud Market streets, in the
interest of his candidacy for the
nomination for Commissioner of
Agriculture, Labor aud Stats
ties.
He called attention to the de-
moralizcd condition of the Dem
ocratic party aud how difficult it
seems to be to secure candidates
To I'LL all the places on the State
ticket, while the Republicans
have numerous candidates for
the various Offices, which shows
that they regard the prospects
very favorable.
From statistical figures, he
showed that in the Republican
counties there is opportunity for
a greatly increased vote from the
fact that the Republican coun-
ties have never voted out their
full strength.
After discussing various items
of the approaching election he
referred to his candidacy, and
stated his position before the
people, and what he advocates
in reference to the office he seeks
he spoke as fallows:
81 favor the building Of better
roads, and maintaining same by a
system of taxation, together with
tue convict labor of the State In
stead at having our State cOnvlcts
employed by large Corporations in
the manufacture of shoes, chairs and
broOms, in competition tn our Tree
labor. lets take these pri 'oners out
on the public roads OF the Stare and
there work them in the building OF
roads
At the present time the ilcag
Montgomcr, shoe COMPANY is pay.
ing the State only about 81 cents
per day for the convict labor they
are employing, and at the same time
it is costing the State more than
that amount to feed and clothe
these convicts while they perform
the labor that the company is get.
ting the benefit of The same is
true OF the other institutions EN-
ploying convict labor.
Now il instead of permitting thes,
Corporations to get the benefit OF
the convict labor at the expense Of
the State, we should take the pris.
oners out on the public roads and
have them build good roads, il
would prove n benefit to the people
OF the State At large instead of onl,
the Corporations for whom they
now work. This change would serve
a double purpose, that of furnishing
good roads throughout the entir
State for the benefit of publ,
travel, and at the same time sto,
the employment of convict labor
against free labor in the manuiac
ture of necessary household goods
and articles. This of itself, it seems
tn me, would he sufficient grounds
to Justify u change. in as much as
the entire State would be great,
h neiitted 10y the change.
The greatest improvements that
can be added to any community and
especially TO its Agricultural inter
ests are good roads Nothing add
more to the value OF a farming die
trict than the fact that YOU hav,
good roads to,haul your product
to market. No matter how produc
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-16
Good Roads, Better Schools Scientific and Intensive Farming Were His

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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-16
REPUBLICAN VOTERS ADDRESSED

w. Clark, in Louisville Last Friday Night in the Interest
Candidacy tor Commissioner of Agriculture.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13

WANTED Good bench carpenter
Chicago Mlll and sash Cp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
NOTICE OF sHeRlFF's SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that In pun.
suance OF an execution issued ont o,
The district court Of the second iu.
dicial district OF the Territory OF New
Mexico. within ana ion Bernallll0
county, upon Judgment rendered IN
the case OF the Rank OF Commerce as
pldiniili W, Tom + Pholan, defendant.
which Judgment was rendered on the
Isl daN Of July, 1905 for the SUM OF
Sl5i.21 tli0.25 OF which bears inter.
est at the rate al twelve ner cent nor
annum from the date ~ rendition aud
the balance OF said Judgment hears In.
torcsi ~ six per cent. together with
costs at suit. that | have levied upon
the Following described real estate.
sitnate In Bernalillo county, New
Mexico, towit
The soul henst IA NJ acc Ten 70,
township . north. range 2 east. con
tanning 100 A'rrs, and thar viii IN
the 3Oth day Of Octoheb 1911. at the
f'ont door o, tho Be naliilI county
court house ai ~ o'cluck a m. on said
day, orer for sale and sell at public
auction all the ieht. tile ana Interest
OF the defendant aud Ia The above
described real estate for the mirpusn
Of satisfying and paying said mdg.
ment, interest court COSTS. including
advertisement OF sale and other costs
incurred IN connection thertwita.
JESUS ROMERO,
Sherin bernaliilo Cnun,y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
FOR SALE.


$4,000 20 acre ranch. D. mite rom
bridge. 10 acres In alfalfa. 10 acres
sugar cane New cement block
house good barn, chicken house
ana well
$500 Groom modern brick. - foot
front, ou West 'rIleras Cash or
terms
$1,000 Fiye-room modern brick an
ward, CLOSE in east front. cement
walks $500 cash. balance per
cen
ti0uo Six room modorn new huur
low, North Eleventh st SI5oG
cash, balance eight per cent
$500 broom modern. Highlands.
One.half block ttom Central with
i-r0Om furnished cottage IN rear.
rental income SIS net.
$1,000 Groom modern brick two
screened porcheR, barn, chicken
house and good outbuildingA i.ot
i00xi42 aud improved and all in
goOd condition highlands ideal
Ton health
St200--tiroOm new, modern bungs.
low. hard wood floors. beautiful
fireplace. sleeping porch. Highlands.
t50G---S-rOom modern cement block.
corner lot. lawn, shade. walks. sleep.
ina porch hot water heat only .
blocks from yurk
JOHN ". MOORE REALTY 90.
FIRE INSURANCE.. HtAIs ESTATE.
LOANS AND ABSTRACTS.
2ii West Gold Ave. Phone 20.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13

committee ne adopted, ana carried oui
Immediately
Carried. Aldermen RciiN Wrotn.
Augc, CorrJt sherwood. Cuen aud
Clarke voting We.
Petition was read which was signed
by 4 o. Io.d amt twcnty.thrco others.
which requested city 20 build dolin-
qucui sidewalks on Coal avenue be-
tween f,uh Jud Sixth streets
Moved uv Alderman Reidy. second.
cd by Alderman Cuuroy that city at
lorncy hc instructed To- present reg
ular notice ordinance covering de-
linpucnt sidewalks named in petition
and 90 include sidewalks prtitiuncd
Tor heretofore Carried
Clcrh advised council that he had
received Eve bids ton building cement
Sidewalk along tho south side ui lots
~ and - ul block 3 OF The Francisco
ArniiO OtorO addition. a. PSI feet
Clerk was directed ~ open bids and
were found 10 be- as follows
! X Wilson ............... S2I2 80
a. Johnson ..,..r.......... IlUp1
a W Arson ............... 235 90
Bowdlch Bros ............... 1870 90
Luis Trujillo, soc per running foot
Moved hy Alderman Reidy second.
ed hy Alderman Nroth that Howdlch
Bros be awarded the contract for
building 2Sl feet OF cement sidewalk
along the south side OF lots ! . and q
OF block of the Ftancisco Almiio y
Otcto addition, and that Tho work be
done under the supervision a. the
engineering department
Carried: Aldermen Reidy. Wroth,
AugC. Conroy. sherwood. Coon Rud
Clarke voting Yea
Moved 10y Alderman Anee. seconded
hy Alderman sherwood. that the fol
lowing metion which was declatea
lost az meeting OF August 2ird be- re
considered
That the contract for street paving
he awarded the Texas liiiulithic com
pnny ~ mice oi SEQ pen square yard
with q two per cent discount for cash
payment that the mayor ana clerk D."
directed 10 enter into contract IN
accordance herewith. aud that trims
OF contract be- submitted 80 the coun.
ell before being signed Carried.
The following PERSONS we're given
permission 10 address the council in
regard 10 street paving
T. y summcgs representing tho
Santa Fc
NJ = Stansn
y v Lauham OF the Texas Bite.
lithic company
Moved by Alderman Wtoth. second.
ed hy Alderman COnroy that paving
matter be- laid on the table Tor one
week for consultation with The citi-
z"ns' committee etarrisd
Police committee brought TO atten-
tlon OF council matter oi hitching OF
teams on y First street. between
Ncnfai ana Copper ave, stating that
at times the street was blocked. and
thai the allowing OF the hitvhing o.
teams along this street was creating
unsanitary condition Tho matter was
referred 60 the police committee for
report ana recommendation 40 next
meeting OF council
The mayor advised council that
Professor watson, city chcmisl was
leaving the CITY and had resigned as
city chemist. aud thoroupon appointed
Professor Clarke no aci temporarily as
city chemist until the next rog' 3
meeting
Moved hy Alderman Wroth second.
ed ny Alderman cha 'ke thai council
adjourn to meet Tuesday September
18Th, IA : o'clock y m Carried
". ELDER
JOHN u McMANIS, Mayor.
Clerk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
No CHINESE ryrEwnIrrns.
tNew York SUM


Typewritcrs are nov made Cor use
IN nearly u hundred different lam
ruag~s, ana they are void an over no"
world hnt there n stul one great
nation. which. Cor very Amplc r"a-
son has no typewrltcrs that write uH
tongue That nation is China.
Tho English alphabet has 20 let
tors. the Russian 800. Tho typewriter
produced for the russian market is
the largest made: bui no typewriter
could bee made that would begin TO-
be- big enough for ,he Chinese Ian
guagc. which has NO alphabet. but is
represented hA slgn characters. 81
which there arc about 10000. Ot the
great number uf words found in IN"
English language only small pro-
portion are used for the ordinary
purposes of speech and the same rs
true OF the characters used iu tho
Chinese language bat the number Of
Chinese characters commonly cm-
ployod is sllll far greater than could
Doe put on any typewriter 50 this
nation of io0,oo0.ono people has no
typewriter ian Us own tongue
Hut that doesn't mean that no
Npewritefs are sold IN china More
ana more Chinese are learning other
languages besides their own, aud chi
nosc merchants ana resident foreign
merchants use tyrcVritcrs ami they
are used IN legations and i'm consular
offices and in banks and shipping Of
ti'cs and colleges. and by missionur.
les ana by various people. Altogether
thoro are sold in china good many
typeWrltprs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13

~ have q world Of confidence In
Chamhrrlain'- Cough Remedy Tor
have Used IL with perfect success %
writes Mrs. NJ. !. Rasford. pooiesvilis.
MD FOR sale 0y an druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13

WA%Ttb--l' Union carpenters Fu-
trcllo mag, md ana coat ave
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on good real cs-
mlo FROM $500 np 60 tlo,ouO W n
McMillion, 2ii West Gold. lip.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
HELP WANTED. Male.

WANTED. \ delivery boy 20 the
Highland pharmacy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING
or THE CITY COUNCIL
SEPT. STA. 1911.

Meeting called to order by Mayor
Elder
Present. Aldermen Rcidy. WbOth.
Auge, Cuutoy. lshcrWood, Cocn aud
Clarke
Minutes OF meetings ul August 2ist
ana gard 1871. were read aud ap-
proved
Nj VI Mandcll on behalf of the
tate Fair association. asked and Has
given permission To- address the cOun-
ell. aud requested that the City bear
the expense OF street lighting during
week at the state fair in the sum OF
$500. that the usual privileges be-
granted The 'air association in regard
e. use OF the streets
Moved hy Alderman sherwood. sec.
Onded py Alderman COnrON that the
fail association be notified that The
city will pay $500 Tor extra street
lighting during week. OF the iair and
thai the fair association he allowed
ihe same privilege IN regard TO streets
rs has heretofore been granted 10
other fairs.
Carried. Aldermen Reidy. Nrnth.
Auge. CoHrny. sherwood. Cocu aud
CLARKE voting Yes
The following buis were repd Same
having been approved by their 10.
uusttlNY coiuulIf tees.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
REGULAR MEETING or THE CITY
COUNCIL. SEPT. 4TH, 1911.

Meeting called TO order by Mayor
Elder
Present Aldermen Rcidy. Wroih
and Clarke
Moved hy Alderman Clarke, secnnd'
ed BY Alderman Wroth, that council
adjourn 10 meet Tuesday. Sept 9Th,
al O'Clock p. m
j W ELDER.
JOHN y McMANlS, Mayor.
Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
DRUGGISTS.
PARCEL DELIVERY

QUICK PARCEL DELIVERY, Mes
scngots. baggage Hauled. Phone
b0t-bu2. I'VE rush en-"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13


ed by Alderman Augc, That bills AZ
read bc allowed. aud mat CisIk bc d.
reCtod to draw Warrants ia payment
Di sane.
Carried Aldermen Reidy. Wroth,
Augc. Coutuy. lsncrW ood, Cocn and
Clarke Nuung Yes
IN. following communication was
read
.1hr ladies' of iu, Nou-ScCtarian
ncncyolent associal ION. hndius that
with the growth OF the city the work
connected with this chariiy. ana de-
Nolvlng upon them. has grown To such
propou ,ons that tncy are no longer
able To perform same. ANA inform your
honorable body that they hereby nrn
over the worn 40 Suu and drcuno 10
further continue the same.
tSigncdj Mlts IA q. RAY,
President
tsisncd) ADA NJ mrTNEh
secretary
Moved by Alderman Wroth second
ed by Alderman Ready, thGt communi-
cation be referred 40 the nnhnce com
mittce. Carried.
A petition IRON the Highland Lodge
No dd1. brotherhood Locomotive Fire.
men ana Engine Men was read. which
requested that the mayor and eily
council endorse tho Efforts of sald
lodge TO hold Ia this ely IN the month
of MAY. 1912. grand union of the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Fir'meh
aud Engine ALsn.
Moved by Alderman sherwood, sec
onded h> Alderman Auge, hat com
mitlee he appointed 10 act with Ga"
chairman oi the executive board ANA
the Highland Lodge 80. co. Brother
hood OF locomotive Fircmen and I'm
CINE Men. Carried
The mayor thercupon appointed
upon This commi'tee. Aldermen lsher
wood. Auge and Coen
A petition was read. same being
signed by Robert Nend ana seven
others, which requested the placing OF
AN arc light on ~ ArnO ~ and Copper
ave. Said petition was referred 10
the building light and fuel committee
The following city officers present
ed reports TOR the month OF August
1911, and we're disposed ui % follows
Troasurer's reports referred 10 Il.
nance committee
Clerks report referred 10 finance
committee.
Steot commissioner report referred
To street committee
fire chiefs report referred TO fire
committee
Building. plumbing and electrical
inspectors report referred 10 building,
lght and fuel co,nmittce.
Marshals report referred Ga police
committee.
SANITARY inspectors report referred
90 hoard OF health
Chemists report referred tn board
OF health
Physicians report referred 10 board
OF health
Guy Attorney Collins reported ~
matter of removal OF Albright build
lng. liareas noequia and the Widening
ol Eighth street, aud stated that com.
plele reports viii he died duling thc
coming week
Chairman J II Wr0ih OF sewer
committee submitted detailed report
covering construction Of the new sew
er systenl, which was read TO the
council
Moved by Alderman Clarke. second
ed by Alderman Coen that recom-
mendations as submitted by sewer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13

Phone e.. Albuquerque Parcel pe.
livery Prompt service and satisfac-
ton guaranteed
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LOST.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--TNo front ofioe. with
all modem convenionces IN the new
Gran, huIlding ll2 'sNwest Central
nvahue u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
SUMMER RESORT.
THE COSNTHY CLUa.

Tho most Ideal country tiup IN tho
southwest. Lunch. refreshments and
pleasant smiles with all she freedom
~ country life is accorded 10 an.
Parties that desire 20 invite their
friends tor an Ou:dour dinner can
send their order by phone, and be-
fore reaching there everything viii
be In readiness. without waiting or
taking the trouble 90 do your own
cooking.
carnuel Country club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
FOR SALE
BY BUD" FISHER

$4,000 room brick mod m. south
Ejtib So. close iu.
ltl0p .ruuu frame. mud,rn en-
ward, urur car line
$1,000 '.rpum buurp' -w. modern,
large lot good mtbuldugv. nne lu-
cptIuu.
tt00O--' room. 2-sipry brick. mod
err. West Central uno location.
1000 cash. balance per cent
f2650-- Groom frame cottage. mod
ern, lot s. ibNt5O. shade and fruit
it"esi Fourth ward
st5oo--I-ruom cement npish mod
orn residence. hot water heat. large
lot. good oulbulldiuss. close In
$3.50 broom brick. modern. good
shade, y Second q close iu
MONEY TO LOAN
IIltF INSURANCE
A. FleiSC her
"a SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
NEXT TO New Pos,o'fies. Pnons ere
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-11
RELIGIOUS CENSUS IN OCT.
Latter Part OF That Month Fixed as
Time for WOrk-COmmittee
Named to Take Charge.

At a meeting of the pastors and
Sunday school superintendent of the
Grand Forks Sunday School ~associa-
ton held Sunday afternoon at the Y.
NJ. c. A. a committee was named to
complete arrangements for the taking
Of the religious census of the city.
Prof. A. j. Ladd was named chairman
with Thomas Porte and w. H. Brown
as the other two members. and i'm
mediately after the general meeting a
committee meeting was held.
The committee set the latter part of
October as the opportune time for the
taking of the census and will meet
again the early part of the month to
arrange all details. Though it will
be a big undertaking it is possible to
complete the task in a few days if a
sufficient number of young men can
be employed to do the work and these
matters have been left with the COM
mittee. The purpose of the census is
to increase the membership of the
Sunday schools and it will be inter-
denominational. Every family in the
city will be canvassed and when the
census is complete the cards will be
sorted and turned over to the various
pastors of the several denominations
that will be represented. The last
census was taken three years ago.