davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-22
NiebezpieczehstwO poWOdzi.

MarCa.-hzoKa SW. WaWinyn-
ca wezbrala do punktu niebez.
piecze1stwa. Zanosi sic pa po.
w6dz, podobna do tel, kt6ra W
r. 1886 spowodowaia setki tv'
siecy dolar6w straty. Dolne
miasto jest zalane woda, kt6ra
wdziera sic do mieszkah.
Rzeka pred portem jest
pokryta lodem. Jezeli kra ru'
sly, niebezpiecze6stwo wick
szego wylewu rzeki mimic. W
przedzelni Hochelaga, zatru-
dniajscej 1900 robotnikow,
zaprzestano pracowat, ga5z
woda zala}a ognie pod kot}a.
mi.
MONTREAL, 22go Marca. -
Poziom woody W rzece sw. Wa
wrzy6ca obniaa sic.
Sprawa hiszpanska.
MADRYT, 21go Marca. -
Prezes ministr6w Sagasta O.
swiadczyl, ae Rad amerykah.
ski ME otrzyma} dotychczas
aadnego raportu swojej komi'
syi sledczej W sprawie kata'
strofy ma okrecie Maine ME
objawil aadnego 2yczenia "a
dania odszkodowonia.
HAVANA, 21go Marca. -
Krzyzownik Alfonso XIII"
musi bye poddany restauracyi.
We wszystkich miastach
Kuby robis przygotowania do
zabaw, z kt6rych czysty do
ch6d ma bye przeznaczony ma
powiekszenie foty hiszpa1.
skiej.
Do Matanzas nadeszlo
S14 900 przeznaczonych ma
wsparcie biednych, lecz Mkt
ME rozdawal AMI zywnosci
g}odnym, ami lekarstw cho.
rym.
MADRYT, 21go Marca. -
Senor Pi y Margall, by2y
naczelnik rzsdu hiszpa1skiego,
uwaza Kube I'd stracona. Ma
ley zrzec sic jej, p6ki jeszcze
czas, azeby zabezpieczyc sobie
zwrot czesci d}ugu kuba6skie'
60 pewne handlowe korzysci.
RzYM, 81 Marca. - Hiszpa-
MIA kupi}a w}oski pancernik
,,Garibaldi" Rad ameryka1-
ski pragnal ten okret nabyc
dla siebie.
LoNDYN, 21go Marca. -
Komandor Brownson ogladaf
zakupiony przez Rad amery.
kaGski krzyzownik +, ,Almirante
Abronall" kazal porobic ma
MIN rome zmiany.
PARYz, 81 Marca. - Mo.
bilizacya foty francuzkiej stoi
podobno W zwiazku z kwe-
stys zatargu Hiszpanii ze Sta.
nami Zjednoczonymi.
Kr0tkie wiadomosci, =
= Biskup Komp Fuldy
tzosta} mianowany arcybisku.
penn we Freiburgu.
- Angielski okret ,,Croco-
die" ucierpial wiele cd burzy
ma oceanic Spokojnym, W dror
DE do Cardiff.
W izbie nizszej angiel.
skiego parlamentu przyjeto
wczoraj W drugiem czytaniu
Irish Local Government
Bill".
Umar} ksiaze Tailley.
rand, urodzony W Paryzu r.
1911.
Japonia otrzyma wkr6tce
Al nowych okret6w wojen.
nych, ma zakupienie kt6rych
przeznaczono 81 milion6w do.
lar6w.
Mad g6rnym Nilem przyj.
die lada dzie6 do stanowczej
bitwy Anglikow z derwiszami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-22
Przeglad polityczny.
Chicago, % Marca 1898.

y
prod. Powstaicy ma wyspie
rosns W liczbs, dziski amery-
ka1skim ochotnikom, wypra'
WON flibustyerskim preset
kom wspar6 ubogim, kt6re
agitatorzy ameryka1scy rozda'
ia ostentacyjnie, wpajajsc W
Kuba6czyk6w to przekonanie,
2e nar6d, ME pozwalajscy
nedzarzom cierpiet giodu, ME
pozwoli Hiszpanom mordowae
obro6c6wswolnosci. Me zmie-
MIA W mich tego przekonania
krzyzowanie w6d kubahskich
przez okrsty ameryka1skie,
gromadzenie pancernik6w W
Key West, lezscem naprzeclw
Hawany, przeznaczenie 80
milion6w dolarow przez kon.
gres we Westinghouse ma cele
wojenne i krzyk gazet amery-
ka6skich, wyznaczajseych jua
dzisiaj termina wypoWiedzenla
wojny.
Rad washingtohski pozwala
spokojnie gazetom rozdmuchi-
wac zarzewie woiny W ludzie
ameryka1skim. Me zaprzecza
klamstwom, szerzonym przez
junte kuba6ska W New Yor-
ku. Nadaje przez swe milcze-
ME aprobate bajkom, posiada.
jacym pozory prawdy. Zbroi
sic przytem ma gwalt, zakupu-
je nowe okrsty, otWiera biura
werbunkowe, przygotowuje
publicznosG do odpowiedniego
przyjecia wiadomosci, ze rapport
komisyi sledczej, badajscej
przyeayny katastrofy ma okrs'
,ie Maine, wypadrie ME ina.
ezej, jak ma niekorzyst Hiszps'
nil.
Prezydent Mckinley jest
wrzekomo W po3ozeniu Points
kiego Plata, ktory usposobio'
ny pokojowo i poblaaliwie,
pragnie umye rsce cd odpo.
wiedzialnosci "a wypowiedze-
ME wojny bezbronnej Hiszpa'
nil przez potsans Ameryks.
Zamierza decyzye ma rzecz
wojny lub pokoju zwalic Ia
kongres we washingto1skim
kapitolu. Hiszpania vie bar
dzo dobrze, re ME us}yszy tel
strony innego okrzyku, jak
tylko z{owrogie dla siebie:
,Ukrzyauj!' Broni sic, biedna,
jak moze, lecz ME ma wiele sig
to przyda.
Pragnie unormowac swe sto.
sunki Kuba W podobny
spos6b, W jaki Anglia utrzy.
mule sws lscznosc wolns ma
Wskros Kanada, ME lest
wszakze o tyle naiwns, azeby
projekt taxi zaspokajal dzi.
siejszs ambicye Kuba6czykow
i Amerykanow. Go byio dobre
pred POI rokiem, gdy trzeba
by}o odwo}ac Weylera, ME
wystarcza obecnie, po nieuda-
nej polityce marszalka Blanco.
Dzisiaj Kuba musi zostat
wolus zupelnie, bsdzie MIA
ME pierwej, dop6ki ME ustapi
z jej ziemi ostatni aolnierz
hiszpa1ski. Wiedzs o tenn
KubaGczycy, wiedza Amery-
kanie Hiszpanie. Naikrotszs
droga, proWadzscs do celu
by}oby dobrowolne zrzeczenie
sig wyspy przez Rad hiszpaf-
ski, gdyby krok TAXI dal sig
pogodziG z dums narodows
ludu hiszpa6skiego i gdyby
ten lud umia} sig liczye z oko.
licznosciami. Lecz lud hiszpa6.
ski ME jest msdrszy cd ludu
greckiego, kt6ry ME znaisc
wlasnej niemocy, porwal sic
pred rokiem do wojuy
Turcya, ME liczsc sic dostate.
cznie ze skutkami nierownej
walk slabego z silnym. Gdyby
Rad hiszpa6ski ustspn Kube
bez woiny, narazilby siebie j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-22

C6rka robotnika Kaz. Gable
wskiego opowiada}a tenn oj'
Gu, ten mial powiedziec W
rozdraznionym TOME: Mech
nauczyciel K. ME zabrania
wan polskiej rozmowy DO poi
die mu tax, jak ,,Kukawce".
(Kukawks nazwano podobno
glosnego ongi nauczyciela
Gruettera). Nauczyciel K.
dowiedzial sic o tenn orzecze-
niu Czablewskiego i doni6sl o
tenn rejencyi, a ia wytoczyla
Czablewskiema process o ,,za-
miar zniewolenia grozba urze'
dnika do zaniechania czynno.
Sci urzedowych" (Noethigung
zines Beamten). Czablewski
ME przyznal sic pred sadem
do why, Izba karna W Cru
dziadzu uznala jednakze wine
jego "a dostatecznie stwierdzo.
na i skazala 60 ma 6 tygodni
wiezienia.
Smier6 sedsiDego kapSana.
- Niedawno umarl W Rozwa.
dowie @. kazarz Dutkiewicz z
zakonu 90. Kapucyn6w, po-
tr6jny jubilat, liczsc s5 lat
wieku, "a lat spsdzonych W
zakonie, a 65 lat7jako kapian.
w latach 1872 i 1878 okaza1
sic nieustraszonym zawsze
wytrwalym W zaopatrywaniu
ma lepszy SWAT umierajscych
ma cholere. Cd trzech lat ocie.
mnial, do ostatniej jednak
chwili zycia zachowal zupeina
przytomnodt umyslu sluchal
spowiedzi sw. Czesc jego pa
mieci!
Stwemdyume i'm. DIR. 4. j.
Ro1zego. - Lekarze podolscy,
pragnsc uczcit W najodpowle'
dniejszy spos6b pamist swego
dlugoletniego kolegi, doktora
Antoniego J6zefa Rollego, po..
stanowi! ze skladek zebrat
fundusz i utworzyc ze1 sty'
pendyum dla ubogiego ucznla
miejscowego gimnazyum. Pls'
kna mysl ! jak donosza no
dolskie CUB. wiedomosti" =
zostala W ostatnim czasie W
czyn wprowadzona. Oto ma
odbytem wlasnie W Kamiefcu
zgromadzeniu Towarzystwa
lekarzy podolskich, zawiado-
mil prezes Towarzystwa, Or.
Sulima, ze aczkolwiek lista
skladek nadal otwarta zostaje,
,.zebrany fundusz wystarcza juz
ma nadanie jednego stypen.
dyum, o kt6re ubiegat sic maja
prawo potrzebujacy pomocy
synowie lekarzy.
z In0aor0c1aa0iG. - Przed
kilku dniami bawil W miescie
naszem prezydent ssdu mad
ziemia1skiego W Poznaniu p.
Gryczewski W celu wybrania
miejsca pod nowy gmach 50.
dowy. Pan Gryczewski wybral
podobno ma ten eel obszerny
grunt przy szosie pakoskiej,
obok lazaretu wojskowego,
naleascy do firmy Richtera
Syn6w W kabiszynie. Tax
przynajmniej donosi uKuj.
Bote". Miejsce to, po'ozone "a
miastem, W okolicy, kt6ra
bodaj czy "a 10 lat bsdzie jak:o
tako zabudowana, wydaje sic
,Dz. Kuj." zupelnie nieodpo-
wiedniem.
Ze statystyki zbrodni j wy.
stepk6w W obw. Idyrekcyi po'
licyi pozna6skiej "a rok 1898
Op6r przeciwko wladzy "a.
burzenie porzsdku publiczne.
60 1e8 wypadk6w, krsywo'
przysieztwo 102, faiszywe
oskarzenie A, zbrodni pre-
ciwko moralnosci 96, przeciw.
ko ayciu 60, obrazy ciaia 1866.
naruszenie osobistej wlasDosci
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03
EMM0NS COUNTY RECORD,
BY ID. r. STREETER.
Williamsport, North Dakota.
Pioneer Journal of the County.
The Record is entered at the Hilliamspe,l
P0st01ace as sccond-class matter.

WlNsH1P tells us, 10 his Grand Forks
Herald, that Billy Bulge has been in
sympathy with all sorts of political ras-
calities, and then informs us that he
the great and good Winship-was favor.
able to the said Bulge for state treasurer.
1t would seem that the publisher of n
newspaper that claims to be the purest
of the pure would hesitate to advocate
the placing Of such man as Winship
says Bulge is in charge Of the money of
the state. But it is very strange that. if
Bulge is the rascal that Wiuship says he
is. the people Of Grand Forks supported
him for governor SO unanimously as they
did two years ago. But perhaps Win
ship is lying about Bulge, just as he did
about the editor Of the Record when he
said that we were only pretending to op.
pose the N. p. when we advocated max.
ing the company pay taxes the same as
anybody else. And how much better i,
would be if Winship-who is emincntly
just and honorable-would, when the
fact is clearly shown TO him, admit that
he has lied and beg pardon, instead Of
proceeding to lie some more.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03

NEARLY every issue of the Bismarck
Tribune has an item of some sort or an
other announcing that the Northern
Pacific is doing well and making more
money than formerly. Why shouldn't
the gang of thieves that direct the des-
TIMES of that corporation show increased
profits on their watered stock when they
refuse to pay the taxes that they honestly
over Of course the N. P. willSshow in-
creased earnings every time that they
rub up against set of county commls-
sioners that makes the company present
of a large part of what it owes for taxes.
Every dollar that the company f1lched
from Burlcigh county shows in the aggrc-
gate Of increased profits about which
the Tribune cackles so Justify. Any ras-
cal with monopoly can get rich if he
won't pay his debts.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03
THE Grand Forks Herald saws.

THE Grand Forks Herald says: 'ln
case Of the people .vs. the Northern
Pacific stands about like this: Stocks
and bonds of the company outstanding,
$40. O.180 per mile. on which the people, in
in passenger and freight rates, pay fair
rate of interest. This railroad property,
capitalized at upwards Of $4,000 per
mile and earning dividends on that capi.
tilization, pays taxes on.a valuation OF
$500 a mile, less than one.twentieth OF
of its capitalization. as stated in the tes.
timony of the controller of the road. Is
itany wonder that the revenues of the
state are depleted7 The constitution and
statutes must be enforced, nd all classes
of property, corporate and individual
must be taxed uniformly and at actua
value.'' -.55,s5..s.l ii.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03
Wise q, apani.h Editors.


Here is a translation made by the New
York Times of an article in Madrid
paper the lmparcial-which lines itself
up as the London Times of Spain:
But behind and beyond the natural
fear Of Americans to meet the brave
Spanish army upon land or our gallant
navy upon the sea, is the danger the
Yankee republic runs Of facing rcvolu-
tion ut home. 1t is a fact well known to
allH European Statesmen that only by
means of armed force stationed in the:
late Confederate states has the Washing
ton government been able to preserve the
sembiance of peace. Even now the new
generation Of the Confedcrates is but
waiting for the word to revolt.
When War is declared, Gen. Lee, who
has been consul general at Havana, and
General Blanco, will raise the standard
Of revolt in the old Southern Confed-
eracY. This Lee is the same Lee who WAS
general-in-chief of the civil war in 1850
10 1855, and whose surrender. to Gen.
Lincoln in the last-na,ned year broke the
revolution. His acts ut Havana were for
the purpose of plunging the government
into wsr with the kingdom of Sp4in, at
which time he and his followers would
rise against Senor Mackindley.'
The same paper, in subsequent issue.
had the following dispatch from Havana:
"Word has just been received here that
the lndinns are rising against the Yan.
KEGS in Illinois. Ohio and other places.
The farmers are petitioning the govern.
ment to protect them from the bloodthirsty
savages, who are burning houses and kill
ing on every side. Troops are asked for q,
Colorado, in the state of Denver, and a,
st. Louis, iu Missipa. News is brough,
that Buffalo Bill, a notorious outlaw and
leader of u band Of hulf-breeds, has risen
against the American government, and is
burning towns near his birthplace in
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03

THE Mandan Independent man is here
by informed that the editor of the Record
is ready and willing to act with any fac
tion or wing Of the republican party that
will come out fairly and squarely in favor
of compelling the railroads to pay their
share OF the taxes, and in favor Of fair
rates OF transportation Tor freight and
passengers This, too, regardless of old
gang or new gang, or any other gang.
And, SO far as the Record is concerned, it
will not support for any state office, OF
for the senate or house from this legisla
tive district any man known to be an
agent for the N. p. or an advocate of its
methods.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03
A Good whltewa.ln.

A correspondent to the Country Gentle
man asks for the formula the government
uses in making the whitewash for light
houses, which is noted for its durability.
The receipt is as follows: "Slack half
barrel Of quicklime with boiling water, keep
ing it covered during the process. Strain it
and add peck Of salt, dissolved in warm
water and boil to thin paste; half pound
ofpowdered Spanish whiting and pound
of clean glue dissolved in warm water; mix
these well together, and let the mixture
stand for several days. Keep the wash thus
prepared in a kettle or portable furnace,
and put it on as hot us possible, with either
painters or whitewash brushes" While
this is more trouble aud expense to prepare
than the ordinary lind it's remarkable dur
ability makes it the cheapest in the end
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03
The omahn Exposition of 1888

Beats the Centennial Exposition which
occurred in Philadelphia in 1876 away
out OF sight and is next 10 the Worlds
Fair at Chicago in importance to the
whole country. All Of the states in the
rans-Mississippi region are interested,
and visit to Omaha during the continu-
ance of the Exposition from June to
October, inclusive, is recommended
to all.
Buy your excursion tickets over the
Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul R'y.
An illustrated folder descriptive of the
Exposition will be sent you on receipt Of
2.cent stamp for postage. Address Geo.
Il. Heafford, General Passenger Agent,
Chicago, Iii.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03

FRANK IRONS is credited with writing
the Xxx letters-for a consideration. =
Dickinson Press.
And The Dickinson Press is credited
with always being willing to cast dirty
filings al the men who esponse the in
terests Of the people in. their fight for
equal taxes and fair, transportation rates
its consideration being pass over the
N. T. About half of the newspapers iu
the state are completely muzzled through
the fear Of losing their railroad mileage,
and never saya word ia opposition u
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03

SOME people and newspapers grumble
because there isn't battle every day,
and complain at the .slow progress
which they claim is being made. As q
matter of fact, wonderful progress has
been, made. It is only little over. q
month since war was declared, and an
entire feet of the enemy has been de-
stroyed. more than 125. 600 men( volunteers
and regulars) have been mustered into
service and q portion Of them started for
the field Of war, and millions of dollars
worth Of provisions and ammunition
gathered at points whence IL can be mos,
handiIy distributed. It appears 10, vi
that the administration has done re.
markably lwell-in fact. its plan Of cam.
paign has been Just about perfect. 3
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03
WI1L1AMSPORT, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, JUNE 3 1885,

corporation methods which they know to
be rascally. Must of them, however un.
like the Dickinson organ Of the Tax
Dodgers, are not shameless enough TO
cast slurs ut those who are willing to
meet the wrath of the Dodgers. What If
Irons does write the XN letters, and what
If he does get paid for writing them7
Are there many men that write for news.
papers without being paid for so doiug9
The Press earns its mileage by giving
advertising space therefor, and there is
no necessity for it TO gain public con-
tempt by going out of its way to cast
slurs at the Tax Dodgers enemies.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03
Ths halfway Ex,en.,on.


The following items are taken from the
Kuhn Messenger, published at the end Of
the "Soo' track.
1t is now assured that the $500" grade
will, for ut least eight miles, follow the
old route, running little north of west.
II 1t will continue IN that dlrect tion Kuhn
will be glad.
Contractors Linton and Grant arrived
in town on Mondays train. They state
that work. will begin next Monday nov
ing dirt.
| 1t is reported that one of the largest
gangs Of graders ever put at work in the
west will soon be brought here to begin
work on the Bismarck exteniion.
Beginning this week daily trains are
to be run over tile Bismarck branch of
the $500. " arriving and leaving Kuhn at
about q. m. Two trains and crews will
be used. the down train leaving i'm.
mediately upon the arrival of the up
train. Nearly every train will bring up
material.
A decided activity 10 railroad matters
is now observable here. Surveyors are
busy finding the most feasable route to
the Westward; trackmen are rapidly lay
/
penters are hard at work upon the. huge
l5O-foot coal shed, and The putting of
locomotives comes to our ears daily in
stead Of weekly, as not long since. The
writer is not one Of those pcssmisls who
believe that this extension is. 10 injure
this town perm. n.anently or that other
tewns are to be founded whose growth
will sap Kuhn and make of it a way sta
tion. We are fortunate in getting a
through road which will give us better
mail. travelling and shipping facilities,
easier access to our capital and TO the
Trans.Missouri country and that will
bling us cheaper fuel. We are especially
fortunate in the railroad company, which
is backed by unlimited capital, which. uD-
like other corporations doing business in
this state, has received nothing from the
people 10 the way of land grants, etc.,
yet treats its patrons courteousIy, and
would never consent to the injury of one
Of its towns for the sske of another not
yet built Some population we may lose,
but as the country deveIopes We will re.
gain II. With the security which will
come from knowing exactly what we are
! to haye here after extension 10 accom-.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03

The term "knot' is of very frequent
use in the newspapers these times in in
dicating the speed of war vessels. The
term has reference 10 what is known as
d nautical or geographical mile, and i'm
plies distance of 2,025 yards. Our
statute mile represents distance OF 1,7GO
yards. So that knot would be equiva-
lent 10 about one and onc-sixth miles, as
we use the term: A vessel making twenty
knots an hour would make speed of
about 233 miles. Some of the torpedo.
boat destroyers make speed of about
M.5 knos-nearly % miles an hour,
which is equivalent to the average speed
of a railway train. =4..a.Y
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03
OAs sToRIA.
Bears til. H1hs Kind You Have Always Bough
''';;'''' = ' &Mzz5Sz23; '''
No,tce..pub,,c mee,,nx..Chu rel,

Notice..Public McctinR..Church.
Notice is hereby given that meeting
will be held in the Woodmen's Hall, in
Williamsport, N, D, on the 4th day of
June, 1898, at p. M, for the purpose of
discussing the question Of building a
church edifice in the town Of Williams
port, and taking such steps relative
thereto as the citizens of the community
may decide upon aud determine. All
persons interested in having church
ediace in Williamsport are cordially in
vited 10 attend. JOHN F. GR1L.
+,. JOHN KuRTz,
H. A. ARMSTRONG,
Committee.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03
The stiuueopolis Times interestingly

The Minneapolis Times Interestingly re-.
marks: "'The fact that lawyers constitut-
the majority in nearly all legislatures and
frame the acts that are passed at every ses.
sion, taken in connection with the other
fact that the supreme courts have habit of
colliding with aud nnnihilating those laws,
suggests the idea that perhaps tho lawyers
do not know how to make laws. or else make
them defective for the benefit of the pro.
fauo;o,, :, E7-' = ~
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03

Fargo Forum; Patriotism does not dwell
in Wall street, says Tho American. This is
true. The exchange is not a gathering Of
patriots met to cheer the unfurling Of Old
Glory, The hard faced dollar reigns there
aud nothing talks, but money. Measure.
ments of right, Of justice. of loyalty. are
nothing there. II Is place where money
values only are measured, and the indi.
vidual who relies upon Wall street for any
other measure will be disappointed.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03

Why hang Grape on the door knob when
one is dead? says a Denver pastor. What
is it for? Is death calamity in this chris
tim land? Whom am dead hang bunch
Of roses on the door knob, if you hang any
thing there. Away with this everlasting
depressing black stuff. It's heathenish. 1t
is time we saw no more Of it. Bring flowers
or leave the door knob alone
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03

Doc Falk, of the Hillsboro Times, says
of the Sunday excursion to Fargo: 'If
some of the prohibitionists would vote
as they drink when they go to Fargo or
Moorhead, prohibition would not be heard
of in the valley, and even high license
would stand a poor chance of being rec,
Ornized."
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03
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Bear, tho 11hs Kind You Haze Always Bought
Signature :; G>zz42lSzzW
NOrlCE TO THE PUnLIC

Boots and Shoes which will be sold al
way down prices. Also Just received,
New Stock of Dry Goods. Come aud
see our new assortmentsof Dress Goods
You cannot get better goods for the s
money anywhere In the county.
A. l.. GErI. 81 Co. n
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03

The Minneapolis Tribune says that
The Maine Statesman (ncwspaper) is in
quiring wildly il the Maine liquor law
shall be inforced in Androscoggin
county, Have they had prohibition
there for forty years and only begun to
think of inforcing IL.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03

Proposals for Building school-,l
House i'm Unlon District.
Notice Is hereby giveE that prop osaiss'
of Union School District for building aa
school-house. Specifications to be seen
at the clerks office. Bids will be re-
ceived until June IA, 1895. The board
reserves the right to reject any and aii
bids. 81
By order Of the Board Of Directors Of
Union School District.
w. CLEyER1NaA, Clerk.
Westfeld, N. d.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-06-03
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