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Card Of Thanks.

We desire publicly 10 express orr
sincere thanks TO the many kin
friends who rendered TO MS their 81
and sympathy during the sickness and
death of our little daughter, Natalie
MIR ard MRS l.. o, LAYNaN.
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mary-the Republican and Democrat
&c.
Every Republican in this county
should go to the primary on Tuesday
III for no other reason. Just for the
pleasure of voting for Clyde C. Daw-
son for Uunted States senator.
Mr.. Dawson long lived in this coun-
~ and his high standing and clever
ability is known to all. He is big
mana b,seer man than any Of the
other candidates of any party. Free
moat county should pay him the-tli-
butte Of practically a unanimous vote
on September loth-and this vote
should be as large as possible.
Every Republican should go to the
polls on next Tuesday.
The contest within the Republican
party has gotten Ia,o unfortunate
shape. It Is being lined MP more or
lees rs Progressive and Regular.
This we think is not for the best n
terest OF the party or the state.
There are several candidates for
most OF the state offices. The individ-
ual voter should try to determine
which candidate would best serve the
state in the Office he is running TO
Take the offices of State Treasurer
and Auditor for instance. or Super
intendent OF Public instruction. or
Secretary of State-or most any Of
the administrative ofices-how could
1t make a bit of difference whether the
man who filled any one OF these places
was a progressive who votes for
Roosevelt or n regular who votes for
Mr.. Taft,
are men OF high standing and unques-
toned ability-men who are trust
worthy and economical.
We advise Republicans to vote for
the best men without regard to fac
tional differences or presidential pref
erence.
For u. y. senator.
For the six year term two candi-
xs.,s- .ffa~ ,Y,atr r.,nas hafora tho nrf-
mary Clyde c. Dawson and Merle
d. Vincent Mr.. Vincent is a clever
young man and has ability but we
consider Mr. Dawson TO be far his
superior The fact that this has %
long been Mr.. Dawson's home aud that
he has the confidence and respect OF
all who know him he should get the
unanimous Republican vote cf this
county.
For the two-year term we have the
names of Chas. W. Waterman and
James II Brown. We consider vAir.
Waterman to be the better man of
the two-the man who would make
the best United States senator.
For Congressman.
For congressman at large we nom
fnnte two men. There are six candi-
dates and unless you are pretty well
acquainted over the state the chances
are that you have never heard OF any
Of them before their announcement
was made.
The hest known OF the candidates Is
Clarence p. Dodge, who owns
the Colorado Springs Gazette. He Is
wealthy and spends much time IN
France. He has been in Canon City
in Connection with Y. N. C. a. matters
in which he is deeply interested.
We win not advise you on this of-
ice. We don't know enough about
the candidates ourselves Shut your
eyes and vote for two.
For congressman OF the second dis
trict there are but two candidates.
OF these chas. a. Ballreich, the brill
liant attorney of Pueblo stands ont
strikingiy In comparison with his op-
ponent- He is IN every W.. worthy
ANs,l
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viii no doubt be not only nominated
but elected.
For Governor.
For governor we have to choose be-
tween Clifford C. Parks and Philip d
Stewart Both are good men and
either would make very good gor-
ernor. Either man would make
much better governor than we have
had for the past four years. Mr.. Parks
is a banker and man OF large lf-
fairs. He is just plain Republican
and will support the Republican ticket
whoever rs nominated. Mr.. Stewart
is a man OF culture and wealth He
is follower of Mr.. Roosevelt end
would probably make a stronger race
in November than his opponent.
For Lieutenant Governor.
We believe Mr. Ezra T. Elicit,
prominent lawyer OF Del Norte. 10 be
the best man running for this nomIn Z
ton. r
For Secretary Of State.
Vote for John E. Ramer. mighty
fine young man.
For Auditor.
Benjamin G. Catren Jr. will make :
strong candidate II nominated. We
recommend him for. your support
For State Treasurer.
We believe that Oscar ID. Cass would
make the strongest race for this "
fice and would MI the office accept
ably. He will have a strong following
in Denver. The other candidate.
James II. Dick. has long been county
treasurer of Huerfano county and has
the strong support OF the organiza-
tion In the sheep counties.
For Attorney General
The strongest candidate will PROB
ably be Benjamin Gririth who is the
present attorney general. He WIS
elected to the office last year in spite
of the fact that Mr.. shafroth and some
Democrats swept the state with big
majorities. Mr.. Griffith grew up to
manhood in the coal camps in this
county and has many friends here.
The other Candidate is William d.
Goblin. very fine gentleman and law
yer Of good standing at Rocky Ford.
He Is a Republican of the old fashion
kind.
For Superintendent Public Instruction
Vote for Helen NJ. wixon who. like
Mr.. Griffith. was elected two years
ago against Democratic odds.
For Regents.
chas. r. Dudley is the only candi-
date for the short term. He Is en-
titled to the place.
For the full term both Hrn on the
ticket are good. George d. Statisf.
who is a former state auditor. and o.
]. Pfeiffer was former regent. You
vote for both as two are to be nomi-
mated.
The District and County Tickets.
For all the offices on the district
and county tickets we are fortunate
In having but one name for each place.
1t is as strong ticket as could he
put up. These men are all known e.
you and are the kind of men VINO
ought To be elected to Office.
But remember that you must put r.
X in the little square Opposite the
name OF each. else you do not vote for
them. This is noriike straight elec-
ton ticket where yon write the party
name at the top and that does tae
whole business. You must vote fpr
one candidate under the head Of each
office
And here is something to especially
remember. In the second space in
the third column on the ballot you
win see the heading, For Represen
tative in the 18th Legislature for tho
Counties of Fremont and chafree"
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should be selected for state Office.
He comes from the country and is
untainted BY machine politics. He IS
a clean. successful business man. pub
Usher OF clean. successful newspa-
per and above the average who are
elected to Office. His chief opponent
is the well advertised Bull in the
China shop Roady Kenehan who has
fed at the public crib so long that
the memory Of the average voter does
not run back to the beginning. Roady
should go back to shoeing horses for
his health--he IS getting too fat. The
state can probably get along two
years without him.
As to the lady-well this is no place
for a lady-not for a perfect lady.
For State Treasurer.
Michael A. Leddy is the best OF the
two running for this nomination.
For Superintendent Public Instruction
There are four-all ladies. We
think the choice is Inez Johnson Lew
is OF Colorado Springs. She is county
superintendent OF Fl Paso county and
she runs in that Republican county
Ike Henry Smith runs in Fremont
which Is saying good deal in few
words
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For District Attorney.

There are two candidates, Harry 7.
McGinnis OF Buena Vista and Albert
r. Miller OF salida. We think that
Mr.. McGinnIs wonid make the better
Official of the two but that Mr.. Miller
will be the easiest man TO beat Mr.,
Miller has been Mr. Locke's deputy
during the past term and It n pretty
generally guessed that II Mr.. Miller
were elected that he would appoint
one os the Messrs. Locke deputy for
this county. A good many people.
both Democrats ,and Republicans.
would like to see complete change
in this ofIce In this county
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For District Judge.

You can choose between Augustus
Pease and John c. schwelgert- Bo.h
live in Canon cits and you know them
as xell as We do. n you have tie
persenai interest OF either at heart
you might vote FOR the other man and
your friend VIM probably thank you
for II after eiection-after Judee
Charles A. wiikin is reelected by a
big majority.
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County Omees.

II Is harder TO write free and
frank story OF these district and coun-
'ty Affairs than of the state The men
in question are all friends and neigh
bors and each has supporters who ase
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FREMONT COUNTY
REPUBLICANS SHOULD
VOTE next TUESDAY
All Fremont County Will Want to Vote
For Clyde c.. Dawson for Y. S. SEN
ator---Other Tips on the Re-
publican Primary Ticket

of your support. He is live wire and
win no doubt be not only nominated
but elected.
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For Regents.

There is no competition Yon have
to take what Is on the ballot or write
in new names.
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First Pub Sept. 5. 1912.
Last Pub. Sept 12. 1912.
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For Secretary Of State.
For Auditor.

Benjamin C. Catren Jr. will make
strong candidate II nominated. "
recommend him for. your support
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For Lieutenant Governor.

We believe Mr. Ezra T. Elliott, s
prominent lawyer OF Del Norte. 10 be
the best man running for this norain Z
ton.
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For State Treasurer.

We believe that Oscar d. cass would
make the strongest race for this u
nee and would MI the office accept
ably. He will have a strong following
in Denver. The other candidate
James r.. Dick. has long been count,
treasurer of Huerfano county and has
the strong support OF the organiza-
ton in the sheep counties.
The Bottineau courant., 1912-08-23
ZINC SMELLING.
Not Modern Art, Since II Was Known
40 Early az 1898.

Not q Modern Art, Since It Was Known
40 Early 40 1898.
For many years the art of zinc smelt-
ing was supposed to be relatively mod
ern among metallurgical processes and
to be due to the invention of the Abbe
Daniel Dony, chemist of Liege, the
story Of whose accidental discovery in
1906 Is classical. a >
The particular type Of Belgian fur
mace may indeed be credited to Dony,
but it has long been doubtful whether
he was entirely unacQuainted with pre-
vious undertakings. Thus 1t Is we'll
known that the manufacture Of spelter
was begun in Upper Silesia about 1798-
1900 by Johann Ruhberg. who learned
the art in England (where zinc smelt-
ing was then being carried on by the
English process Of distillation down.
ward) and Bsrgrath Dillinger began
sine smelling in Carinthia In 1790.
As remarked by ingalls, in .Produc-
tion and Properties Of Zinc:" 1T IL in
COMPREHENSIVE indeed ehat ten years
later there should have been no knowl-
edge in Belgium Of what was being
done in this branch Of metallurgy in
England, the two countries being sepa-
rated only by narrow strip Of water,
while the news bad previously pene-
trated eastward to the Polish frontier" :"
-Engineering and Mining Journal.
The Bottineau courant., 1912-08-23
Meals In tho Dark Aces,

Few references can be found as to
the manner in which meal was serv-
ed and eaten during the dark ages. As
near as we can learn, the soup was
put in a big bowl with ears, called a
"porringer." There was seldom a
spoon for each person. Those who had
spoons dipped them into the porringer,
and the liquid was carried directly to
each mouth. Those who were without
spoons drank their soup from the por-
ringer, holding it by one of the ears,
or else borrowed a spoon Of their
neighbor. The meats were placed in
q large vessel in the center ofsthe ta-
BILE. Each person present at the meal
picked out with his fingers such bits
as he desired. One or two knives an
swered for half dozen guests. Those
who were without knives borrowed
from those who had them. AS rule,
the guests at table used their own
knives. There Is no evidence that
napkins were supplied to guests at
this period. At any rate, no mention
10 made of them. @
The Bottineau courant., 1912-08-23
MAKING CLOUD PICTURES.
Some Useful Hints That May Help
Amateur Photographer.

Some Useful Hints That May Help
Amateur Photographer.
Your cloud picture depends largely
upon your choice Of subject. Rivers
and small lakes, mountains and hills
lend the best contrast, while trees in
the immediate foreground come next.
Wide expanses of level lands or vast
stretches Of water are unsatisfactory.
If you desire an ocean cloud effect be
sure to place a cliff or some prominent
landmark in the foreground to break
the monotony. ~
The exposure for cloud effects, made
necessary by the laws Of light and op-
tics, Is necessarily very rapid. Anon
alous as it may seem, this does not pre-
suppose an extra rapid lens. In fact,
such one may defeat the very object
you hope to attain. I make my cloud
scenes with an ordinary rectilinear lens
by preference. The exposure with an
eight stop should be the maximum
speed of the ordinary shutter. If the
day Is exceedingly brilliant the stop
must be correspondingly decreased.
The great danger is in over exposure,
thereby dissolving your cloud.-Charles
Stuart Moody in Outing Magazine.
The Bottineau courant., 1912-08-23
Tho London Bobby.

In humor, in urbanity, as in perfect
control of his district, the London po-
uceman is the nearest possible ap-
proach to perfection. To the stranger
he seems the politest of all the London
ers. The shop people in London are, in
the average, both stupid and rude; the
supposedly well bred people in Hyde
park, If hapless vagabond were to
come to them for Information, would
be, either insolent or unintelngible; the
policeman, however, seems invariably
polite, wonderfully we'll Informed and
furnished with English that is not
nearly so atrociously cockney as that
Of those who fancy themselves hts bet
ters.-"Vagabond Journeys, the Human
Comedy at Home and Abroad" by Per-
ctval Pollard.
The Bottineau courant., 1912-08-23
The Next President

Will be one of three men and
most of US have decided which
one of the three we are going g
to vote for.
So that being settled there is
time to make plans and calCul-
ations on how much of the big
crop can be used for improve
ments about the place, and just
what to build and repair.
If you will drop into our
office, we will be glad to help
you figure just what the mate
rial for anything from a pig
pen to mansion will cost;
and we will do it just as cheer
fully if you conclude not to
build anything. But when
you get the reasonable prices
we can make this season, and
see some of the excellent lufn-
Der we can show you, the
chances are all in favor of your
building.
The Bottineau courant., 1912-08-23
Fifth Monarchy Men.

The fifth monarchy men formed re.
hgious sect that sprang up in the days
of Charles l. of England. They were
80 called from the fact that they as
serted that in the last days the four
ancient monarchies, the Assyrian, the
Persian, the Babylonian and the Ro-
man, would be restored. and to them
would be added Christian monarchy.
or fifth monarchy. Of which Christ
would be the king.
The Bottineau courant., 1912-08-23
An Explorers strataasm.

Sir Harry Johnston. the famous ex-
plorer, once escaped from very tight
corner In Africa by queer stratagem.
A score or two of murderous natives
had surrounded his tent, into which
before rushing it they sent an envoy.
The envoy was told the smallpox was
in the camp, and wretched Albino
was sent out as the awful example.
In five minutes the scared tribesmen
had vanished. As Sir Harry well knew,
they feared the white disease" moro
than all the inventions Of Maxim.
The Bottineau courant., 1912-08-23
1arfl

1arfl
In the days when Mrs. George Corn
wallis West was Lady Randolph
Churchill she mixed considerably
among politicians and political affairs.
and one story told Of her shows how
she scored of Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain
and the late Sir William Harcourt.
They were chatting her about some
paintings she had done.
"But why not paint us?" one of them
asked. "Where can you find more at
tractive models?'
"Impossiblep Lady Randolph ex.
claimed. "I could never paint you
black enoughv'-London Tit-Bits.
The Bottineau courant., 1912-08-23
A few AUTOMOBILE FACTS

No matter how you look at it, The Maxwell has
good points than any other car in the world
If you want speed-The Maxwell holds the worlds
record for light under 23 Gu. In. Displacement.
If YOU want durability and endurance qualities
The Maxwell is the crowned champion of the world,
having the Gldden Tour and established the
best team in the previous Glidden Tour. Aside
from this, in 1909 Maxwell TO- O64 miles without
stopping the motor This has never been accomplished
before since, by any in the world.
If you want that will laSt-officia statis-
tics of registration Maxwels last longest Ov
81 cent of Maxwell sold in New York State during
1905 and 1876 are in active service today.
If you want low maintenance cost-Maxwells
the only motor in the world that have proved by
public under the American Automobile Associa
tons rules that they be operated for less than
horse and buggy.
Let us give you demonstration with that is
three years old; you get perfect demonstration
with any make of car when it is brand new.
Prices $500 to $148O.
Mcintosh & Gleason
AGENTS FOR BOTTINEAU COUNTY
Bottineau, North Dakota
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An Accomplishment 70 % Revived.

An Accomplishment e Dc Revived.
Tommy Harduppe- Can you whistle.
Mr.. Wigwag7 Wigwag-No, my boy.
Ny whistling days are over. Tommy
Then you'd better learn again. Wig
wag-Why2 Tommy-'Cause heard
pop say he owed you somo money ard
you'd have to whistle for It.
The Bottineau courant., 1912-08-23
ImperiaI Lumber Yard
EQUALITY Building Materiar'
BoTTINEAU, N. D.

Read The Courant during
the fall campaign.
The Bottineau courant., 1912-08-23
nsar Littia Rd,xaed:

Uncls-What have you learned q
school today, Edward? HdwardJu
how to take the back OF my history
and flx 4 real good Indian story into Il,
% the teacher can't flnd out that
ain't studying. et Louis Globe Demo
eFat
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26
VOTE
FOR taft.
PRESIDENT LEADS, REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATES At MOCK ELEc.
TON. 10a. e

wAYSEsBURG, Pa, March 26.-
Nearly 200 women voted today at an
election held by the Women's Chris.
ton Temperance Union In the head.
quarters Of the organization, and Taft
was declared the winner for the Re.
publican nomination for President.
Champ Clark vas an easy winner for
the Democratic pominatlon and
Thomas seanlon Was named as the
Prohibition narty's SsRndard bearer.
The election was held as a prellm-
mary to the organization Of an equal
franchise league IN Greene county.
When the polls closed and the votes
were counted a large meeting was
held. in the assembly room. Mrs. A.
Starr.Martln Ct Bellevuefmade an nd
dress, in which she urges'the adoption
of an amendment to the constitution
of the State which would give the right
to vote to women. y 9$Ag
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26
HUGHES WILL RETAIN
SEAT IN HOUSE

WASHINGTON. D. c., March 30
Representative James A. Hughes, Re
publican, of the Fifth West Virginia
district, will retain his seat in the
House. Elections Committee No, /,
which has been taking testimony In
the contest inaugurated by Rankin WI
dey, Hughes unsuccessful opponent
held meeting yesterday and is said
to have concluded to report against
the unseatlng OF Mr., Hughes. The
Fifth district is made up OF IL West
Virginia counties. Boone, Cabell, Lin.
coin. Logan. Mcdowell, Mason, Mer
GER Mingo, Putnam, Raleigh, Wayne
and Wyoming. Mr.. Wiley alleged
gross frauds and corruption in Min.
go county. In. Mcdowell county he
charged that the law requiring ap,
polntment OF challengers at elections
was violated, and as airesult the Dem.
ocrats lost enough votes to have
changed the result OF the contest with
Mr. Hughes. It was also charged that
Mr., Hughes was not naturallzed clti.
zen OF the United States, having been
born in Canada. Tothe latter charge
Aif Hughes asserted that ne hads zen
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26
Retnrnlnn Tomorrow.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Watson apd
grandson Master Albert Watson, will
Teturn tomorrow from an extended
trip through South Carolina, Louisi'
a1a, Arizona and California. TheI are
H. Chicago today and will arrive here
Gia Plttsbdrg tomorrow afternoon.
MIS-. George Thomas son'and chill.
dfen who had spent the winter in
Phoenix, Arizona, and who accomps'
MED them on the trip to California,
Will accompany them home. Mr..
George Watson went to Chicago yes
sterday to meet the party.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26

AIRS. Charles HENRI has returned
rom Fostolia. Ohio where she WIS 50 2
sailedFby the death Of q relative. Wy.
Mrs. o. W. Sbowalter, Who has been
the guest OF her brothefs ". +, cobun,
81 Boydston street and N. y, cobun,
OF Locust avenue. returned 20 h .aiS
home in ElhfksbarE last evening;
Miss Mary Oldham has returned
from Marietta, Ohio. where she attend
ed the funeral OF her 4brother, Jpdge
Frank Oldham. which occurred last
week lii washington, DC:
Mrs! Frank Davis Is the guest OF her
parents In Connecticut
Mrs.iP. G. McBee has etnrned. from
Parkersburg. where she was called by
the death of her father, Mr.: Jos. Carte;
Mrs. Archibald Moore, OF Manning
tim was the guest Of DTRand Mrs: n.
G. Howard. last night.
Mr.. James Fletcher Of Bristorsta,
Pa. Is tie glest of her sisters, Misses
Minnie and Eva Fletcher. ~
C. q. Moriitt has returned rom pal
timore where he has been the guest
of relatives for several days.
Noel Race has returnedsto Randolph
Macon College at Front Royal, va,
after spending the spring vacation
with Bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. g,
Race. -.
at her home ID this city for several
weeks, resumed her duties in the
Grafton public schools yesterday.
Misses Grace Miller, Minnie Byers
and florence White. Normal school
students, are spending the spring va;
cation at their homes in Grafton. I
Mr.. w. i. Arnett returned this morn,
Ing from Burnsyille; where he spent
several days. MRS Arnett and MISS
nellie Peppers, who accompanied him
there, will remain for week longer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-26
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