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THos. J. OWEN. AUcTIoNEER, al3 + ST. n.

ATTORNEYS SALE OF THREE 3-SToRY
FRAME DWELLINGS. nos. Isi1 1877 AND l5y
PIERCE STREET NORTHWEST.
BY direction OF party in interest 1 will SELL at
public auction. in front of the premises. FRI
DAY. AUGUST TENTH, 1900. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
Pm. lots Nos. ~, 43 and ~. in square No. 557
improved by three q, three-story frame dwellings
six each. under good rental A hrst-class
opportunity for good paying investment.
Terms OF sale: Sold subject to ! deed OF trust
for $1,000 due August g. 1901. balance, the
trust half cash balance in one year from date of
sale with interest at So. secured 10y second deed
OF trust the property sold. all cash. at pur
chaser's option. deposit OF 800 required at
time Of sale. Conveyancing recording and revenue
stamps ut purchasers cost
VICTOR H. WALLACE
Attorney for party In interest,
au4-5t 40 La ave- NV
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DUNCANsoN BROS. AucTIoNEERs


TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME HOUSE
on LARGE LOT on DOUGLASS AyENU X
NEAR STANTON AVENUE. HILISDALE. DC.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust. recorded In Liber
No 2ss8 at 70 % 453 ct seq. one of the land rec
ords OF the District Of Columbia, will sell in
front OF the premises. on TuESDAY. AUGUST
the Following desc.ibed real estate situate In the
District of Columbia, to wit: Part Of lot num-
bered 4, In section 3. Of the subdivision Of Barry
Farm estate made by the trustees thereof as
per plat recorded In County Book Levy Court 2
page 1. OF the surveyors Office Of said District; ;
said part of lot described In above mentioned deed
of trust by metes and bounds being the same
property conveyed TO John W. Wood by Ahhe
Roots and hush md by deed dated June "a 1881.
md .eourded n the office OF the recorder Of deeds
LOT the District Of Columbia; in Tiber zoos. folio
.ol. together with all and singular the buildings
improvements. ways. woods, water courses water
rights, liberties. privileges, heredtame and ap-
purtenances Whatsoever thereunto belonging or 10
any wise appertaning.
Terms cash. Deposit Of 500 required Of the
purchaser at the time Of sale. Terms OF sale to
be complied with IN fifteen days from day OF sa
otherwise trustees the right to resell the
property at the -isk and cost u the defaultIng
purchaser after 1--we days advertisement Of such
resale In some newspaper published in Washing
ton, D. c. Corvcyancing. recording and revenue
stamps at pun chaser cost.
ALBERT L. RICHARDSON
CHARLES W. FIELD,
jy26-d&ds Trustees
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American Line

American Line.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
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Sailing Wednesdays at 10 An
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st Louis Aug ~ St I.uI. So 10
New York Aug - New York - ~
Red Star Line.
NEW ORk-ANTWERP-PAR
Every Wednesday IL neon.
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SaEries stee age passengers only.
IN eitNA TIttSAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
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F5iadelp1in once. 800 30I Walnut st.
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Under and ~ virtue Of DEGREES Of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia. passed on the
Sth day of May. 1900, and the 9th day of July
1900. In equity No. 2ll2O wherein John c.
Lewis is complainant and George Il. Lewis ct al.
defendants, the undersigned trustees WILL on
WEDNESDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST,
1900, AT FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ. in front OF the
premises sell at public auction all that certain lot
and parcel OF land -ituate in the city of Washing
ton; District of CT lumhia known and described as
and being the south 10 1871 feet by the full depth
Of lot %. in square 9O4. together with the i'm
provemcLts thereon consisting of a two-story brick
house, known as No I2I Sth st. Sc, and a large
frame stable in the thereof.
Terms Of sale follows: One-third Of the pur-
chase m"ney in cash. balance in equal Install
ments. bearing interest. payable semi-annually at
and two years from the day Of sale, secured
by the 3romissory notes of the purchaser and a
deed Of trust the property sold. or all cash at
the option of the purchaser. Sale to he closed
within fifteen days from the day of sale otherwise
the trustees the right to resell at the cost
and risk Of the de:auitng purchaser. after five
days advertisement in one Of the local papers
deposit of 500 will be required the day OF sale
Convey ancing, recording and revenue sfamps nj
purchasers cost.
A. E. L. LDCKIE,
$40 Az st. NV,
PHILANDER A. BOWEN, Jr,
14l0 G st. NV,
NATHANIEL CARUSI,
Room Ao2 Columbian bldg.
t21-d&ds Trustees
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STORAGE.

ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS I4O7 q ar
Reasonable rates; Light, dry, clean and airy
rooms rooms; Goods packed and shipped. Wagons fur
osned. 1yle-26t-A
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FUTURE DAYS.

RUSrEfsS' SALE OF PROPERTY IN TAKoMA
PARK.
The undersigned Will. on SATT RDAY. AUGUST
ELEVENTH, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, offer Il,
luhilc auction lots 10 and ~. In block 3, In
1ak"ma Park. Maryland, improved 10y a comfort
able dwelling house, containing rooms and
hath room. besides finished attic and cellar and
a two-st"ry back building. Also four unimproved
lots, viz: Lots Il and IS. in block s. and lott
and 8. In block 40. The sale will take place IN
front Of the dwelling
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years, or all cash. at the option OF purchaser
CHARLES W. PRErTYMAN Trustee,
PHILIP u. LAIRD. Trustee
AUG. s, 10 st Rockville Md
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Capitol Hill Branch.

A Capitol Hill branch for receiving Star
Advertisements has been established at
Dobyn's Pharmacy. corner I'd street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. CLASSIFIED
advertisements will be received there at
regular rates
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The explosion of a gasoline stove in the
house of Joseph B. Schneider, No. 1872 Sd
street southwest. about 1 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon resulted in fire that did about
$500 damage. Miss Helen. Mr.. Schneider's
daughter. was handling gasoline in the
kitchen, when some of the mud, which had
been spilled on the floor. ignited- Mr..
Schneider ran to the assistance of his
daughter and attempted to extinguIsh the
flames. and both were slightly burned,
though neither seriously. In addition TO
book containing $50 was des, royed
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE
Hgts near 18th and Conn. lines. at
prices from S5c- to 81 LOO per So foot
ON 18th st. near Columbia road, lots 50xl50
at C0c- per SO. foot.
ON Columbia road between 18th aud 18th sts
south front JO12O0. at soc. per sd. foot
THE McLACHI.ES REAL ESTATE AND LOAN
co 10Th and g SITS. u. aui-3t
FOR SALE
In Rruokland-3 very cheap lots at SIo0 each.
In Metropolis View cheap lots at $1,000.
THE NcI.iCULFS REAL, ESTATE AND LOAN
co. 10Th and q SIS AUST
FOR SALE-A FINE LOT on 18TH STREET
NV few steps north Of Scott circle: owner wants
M Offer Is. II. WARNER co.
uu43t gl6 st. NV.
IIH SALE IITS-SITTARLE FOR LIVERY STA
BILE FAt-HbRY BI4ACKKSMITIiS or STORAGE.
About 8. 81 #; leo feet frontage on 20
IT al!ry: in square ~. bet. 2ptI ST. AMI New
Hamp. ave Want offer. BEftNARD T. MINI
MACH. 40 q St, Ames building. au33t'
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au3 dHIis
JAMES ". RADCLIFFE. AUCTI0YEER.

Trustees Sale of Valuable
Real Estate, Improved
by a Brick Store and
Dwelling with Stable inn
Rear, KNOWN as No. z27
9Th Street Southeast, and
Being Part of Lot Is,
Square 9O4.
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ty2s-d&ds En- ~, ,us,ee,

- THE ARoNE SALE Is POSTPONED Until
MONDAY. AUGUST THIRTEENTH Inr - ~
same time and place. " '
aud-d&ds SYDNEY r MARSHALL T-,s...
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WASHINGTON. u C.. POST OFFICE NOTICE
SHOULD be read daily. chaLges may occur at
any time
Foreign mails forwarded I" the ports Of sail
ing daily AMI the schedule II Blessings Is arranged
pu the presumption Of their uninterrupted overland
transit For the week ending August IL, 1900, the
last connecting closes will be made from this office
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PTNEY POINT HOTEL l..

POTOMAC HOTEL. ST. GEORGES ISLAND MD,
opens July l.. Eoating. bathing fishing. etc. Mu-
sic and danclng. Cuisine excellent. Rates mod
crate. Strs Northumberland. Potomac Arrow
smith stop at the island. See Star for sailing
hours. Address ADAMS BROS, St. Georges
Island. Md je15-52ts
IN THE MOUNTAINS.
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Hotel Glendale,

St. james place and Beach. between New York ant
tennessee ayes. New house; all modern appoint
nents. ,ty20-26 81 l.. BERCH.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Cherrystone, Va,
Located oil Chesapeake bay; best of fishing boa f.
in; aud bathing, accommodations for rs; house has
all modern conreniences; mosquitoes; send for
booklet. Rates. $40 and Sl2 week
Jyl9-26t' HENRY CLAIR, Mgr.
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Raleigh=b Sea,
California and Monterey ayes. Ocean view.
handsomely furnished; table frst-cass. jy2O-26t4
SPECIAL RATES-ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS,
COTTAGES AND PRIVATE HOUSES-Hotee.
$40 week up private houses. 81 week up. Write
for particulars. State in your letter how many
In party. when coming and how long you intend
to stay. Address
THOMAS WILKINSON Jr
No. 1916 Atlantic ave-,
Atlantic City. n. J.
P. O. Box ga. ty24-1Otf
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First Publication September i, 1919:
CITATION HEARING. psooF WILL. ).

800 - - a..y
State Of Nsrtn Dakota. County Of. Mclean.
In the matter d s%sylyeuus 4 Ellis, deceased.
sa'ahs 9 h Ns, pstit''ner, =
Ellis. r: Soaring, Rochester TsuS; 8; Safe
SSS a,@, n ~ +, Hapiiat Sh a;npt' far h hinistseixii
fsdacatiVn, american, BIZ ptist Home Mis-
SlOnary Sucicty, The s.lInlnaue Ssciety. of
1Nnc5eStt5r y. y, The Institute for Dsaf
Hrnasu EGe't Ei,s, i. n; " Is Mar :; =.
N.sY:aaaho Trus,.es II oal,xood Ceraistafy
M'tndl. NJ. Y, Mlar.iss J.. Morris, ::Rachei
H.. E(N. Stephen W. MILDLY aud Mary EST
nan sirana Respondents.
Thu State Of North Daloia. to the above
In the estate OF HylsenusA A: Eliste:eassa:. s'.N"
You aud rarn nf YOU, are ..e,sl,y' notified that
Sarah =. Ellis, the ndi ;nper hsis;ln,; nos tl4d
N TINS, .cOnes q dcciIneyt in w:ifiIg. LaTnNs-
1!l; " pr = duty .ltiltifigate .s'pEof Hid: T.as,
T ,%e ~; ejss Ell t. s.l e. 81 q s. :' E,,s4 9s, ); TIVE W. N |2sa 81
am state of i,p,, T,sr&.s fcr .as..i. With bis
retitiy.. prc.in. Tor ne admicsiSn 10 probate
Of s',i ! ttol.:l,snt as tho 1,st, Mil and testa-
inrIls nf laid d"e.a I'd. ;.tlt for.elr i~ss4slncc
81, aifv th.4,h.i said. petit IN and .tf.e proofs 81
said pnrpnr*rd win and - stau,s of viii. be
heard end duty car Jared 'by. this court on
f'1dtaf rtir. 1911 day of OctOisor ~. D., l:OO. ut
10 oa.'s,il in Ihn. for.n an :"f that day, at the
l.Y..o. in .te :tbwn.M sN:lsllhr~.. County Of
Mclean and s ate q fs,orfi, D:lsn;t. and
fon AMI each. Of Yen, arr hereby ."itel IT, be
and apl,sar1'tihr thiat.!Ee 8! sal! i'm" and
place ana alsWct said lpetitinh :ahdsShoW Cause.
.os y y A'iSsdIs p''ss IS thosnur}. s''''"
p 'sssI The ssaa day 81 i'p sss' safe \. S. S;'1 u.s..
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FIRST TnblieA'ion Aug. II. 1880.
NOTICE OF IRRITATION or
'" - ~

NOTICE OF Fki1RATIoN OF RE
.DEMPTION. W
State IF North naalti.: tsiin+- If Mel can. SIS.
e3:t Ruy. GU.Nl Observation-Disclosures ii
corporations W. have or sleid any extafe.
right. tlf;c Or Interest in: IS claim Or lieu
nnan ;;t,,a r.. p1ese. q parcel of:ltnd.h erelnaf tier
You nd eaeh Of. Won will please fake n.t,ce
that tEe trac Il lapd hereinafter. descri, ed,
aild With was assessed for :axatiOfi fer the
year. 1880. 1891, 1892 1898 and 1904 In the
nameee 81. W.. .IDnmls- aud Cerxld Pierre WAS
sheriff iii I'll M iri N esanty i e M .isss 's sSu q ~ -
the sale uf lands pursuant 10 . rcal sstate tax
JUDGMENT entered IN the district c1nre Of Mclean
county on the 9th .day, of July. ieae. In proceSd.
afterward to Wit: on the 3ath day. Of Feb
atary, 1900. the whole right. title md interest
inlsaui! 70 said la,:d acquired ly McLetns county
And tas period 81 Ieda.mgsion trsn 80 s.Is
. Gaa a f :Xagas g ls ;ssy. y f!sn and after the :: 18th !,
ssDeseription oflataAs.Saathwss est quarter (eWk)
Ct sEs sse aa% f salFyssh;' W yi.s y n ssnsn's aaRx sn ':,l hss:
siJ west q. tho aG prinsipsat meridian. q
A xmsan so. sssfti isa'' 9or .'fs sliding subsequent
taxes &10.SS:ss, - . *
Amount required to redeem, including
subsequent taxes pxid-$230. Is
And yMl and each Of yOn are. hereby. mott
ned that unless you redeem said land from
SAID. sele before the expiration 81 the time
AZ: above as' statsd and II tie Psyi tssss. e eos II. i s'aSsst
and penalty. accr1ling, including the cost Of
this notice, the estyte herein impressed win
pas, , e sbs 81 holder tsnI Ct the M. tax snls serttscs stf:
18th. 2 q Augnstl9 1900 ,,, {
'sE77s S'h Assignee. Of Mclean Count. N. D.
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man a !. n good COVER
nor. Hsslllsslll6 4 is assured.
White is TIE man the ,repobh-
ans Of the state wanted. for gov,
ernor. He has friends in eysAy
county and strong suppoetess
everywhere, His nomination viii.
greatly strengthen the rep ublican
ticket and assures. it's election by a
handsome majority. !.
Mr.. White was chosen for the
position by the republican state
central committee in session at
Grand Forks Wednesday, when
the withdrawal of Governor Fam,
cher from the ticket was received::
Governor Fancher's withdrawal
was .necessitated by his. continusd:
i'll health. 80
The hosaination of David Bart
lett for lieutenant governor win
also strengthen the ticket and
bring toit the earnest support of
q large personal and political fol-
lowing,
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kAis35fSSS Il .sI1k
55se1seyy ..Etystt Stll!at undss ~ n
s6serei, and nav iIIny. hshdS,
once Of the (1eyk o. eh1 IN
II GaA for The County q. TTlil..
E9teas AssTtct, 0tate ~ North Dakoeo,.
ll19nxs y tn. aeftoe 9Sovs q.
e. 1s TIE paains!e 1red.I. Gsod:
1lQlst ~ az tho '~9efendaats u a6Ii
sN31S4s and Anna sas E;nd Sests' 81 isb a1 u
A&Ty012l0usxnd two hundred and fosty.tWO
&dlYy9ltst4 and dxty.fogr {. nts (0,9k2.6l. duly
lsSa Il sas ~. ,1sic &c 81 tn sne f Gls:k o. - sh E. psst,ss ~
A2skoeeeed therein on the q Day Of Ausnst.
I4A tranvEfipt ~ s0ld Indictment 1feeS.
x4I19lyS1 ma q t!s Qfh66 day q A1Elsst, iSoo. duly
~ she ofsOe u the Clerk Cf
Mclean, d. t6s s!x. il jadic,I y d iss s' Of iii 4
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10
CONSTITUTION.

81. r. R..ol,e.l nv the lso..e a. Re.resepta-
,,..: ~ ~. M. - Nor4h ~ 100. ~.
s...t. ,...crrr,...
rHs FoIIowryc sAMENDMRNT
j to the c,1stitution Of Tie the State Il North
Dakota s.reed 70 by tbeEsftth legisssttye
assembly ii the State 0fsNoth nskaea. be, and
the same IL hereby agreed "a, and AID aa1pend-
ment ah,,l he submitted tost,e psspaess at.tlJs
next general election. ~ Z.
AxESnwEIxr. !
q. section: Is ii. astlcse : lofthc consultation
Of the state Of n nth Dakota Ii amendsd Is q
to Rad a. follor,: y.
s,s. The governor shan haze snSsr 10 son.
junction vim tho hoard, 81 uardon. IL EvAd1he,hs
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ADMIRE

u: s. Indian Agent Richards
Tells How The Indians Regard
Governor Roosevelt.
St. Paul. Sept. 25.-united
States Indian Agent Richards and
wife of Fort Berthold, N. d., are
at the Merchants hotel. They are
on their way to Chicago were they
will spend. part of Mr.. Richards
vacation. '.
Nj. Richards said yesterday:
I'VE have HOO Indians ON our
reservation and just now as in
campaign all Of them are greatly
interested in politics, or more par
Fticulariy the result of the coming
national election, as Of course
they have q vote. Our Indians
were greatly stirred up over the
superintendent that Gov. Ropse-
welt would. visit. North Dakota.
Mthy 81 them EN- claimed . personal
scauaintaaiaacss' aindsrequests for per-
mits to leave the reservation to
hear the governor came in thick
and fast. h When Governor Roose.
yelt .Mas sancbing, an ardent
sportsman, he frequently camped
with: tie. Indians and won their un-
iayihgqt' id riis u illh
We organized SCI q party and
started Saturday morning, in blind:
ing rain with the trails veritable
rivers of mud, a hundred strong
ayaeA, ride fifty. miles to. Hebron.
where the governors train was
scheduled to arrive abetwdeefini 2 and
s o'clock Sunday morning. The
reception. rendered to the distin.
-. ~ -
guished visitor was most enthusi-
astic, bnt if possible the snthusi:;
assn ran highest among our bee.
draggled- mudsplashed Indians.
They are keenly: alive to the
political situation and, far better
informed than it ia -possible for an
outsider, to imagine: Among our
LOO Indians there ia. not one to
he found with democratic or pop
:ulistic tendencies. They know
the republican party is the party
that has, cared .for. them and they
are always most anxious for the
success Of the republican nominee.1
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WESTERN WAsHINGToN

With its vast hodiss OF timber, adordas
smpls oppoftsiity for the ssssblishment
II lumber sud shingls nilia. The soil il
sxossdipgly pfo6nptive, and fruit. grain
sad ysRssabiss grov u great abundance.
Thsss and: q ready market Is the lumber
camps, ths larger cities, and the ALASKA
trade. Govsipmsnt timber land can stilli
BE- secured, shils entoysr laads. spttable
for dairytAg and truck gardening, can be
purchased at rsaponabls priSss along the
time OF Tho Northsrn Pacific ~. For
furths, ~psrsieulart; write toe. v. Mott,
Gen. Emigration Agent, Nor. Pac. Ry.,g
81. Papl, MINI. %
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For berth r~sssrvatioas, rates
and nlustratsd booklet Frss Of4hesN
~ Train u che v.srld,. sall at Or sadrss,
StckstN0metS 4l8 Niooaist Avsnus. Min
nsapoiis: . Robert ". 81 Pasl,.l 0b wsss
superior III. Duluth, fsssddress Z. ~.
T.asdaIs. 0snsrai Pos: Agent. =. R a \
Minis. gMs ri "a
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TIC
CONSTITUTION.

Be L Ressiyed ~ TIE iissse 81 Represesta
lives. The Sesate ceacsreiax
THAT THE FOLLOWING PROPOSED
i Amendment of section l79 Of the c~Onstit,,-
zion Of the State Of North l,akota. relating to
the assessment IT railroads, express companies.
freight line companies. Cur equipment COM
panles. slsrlAng car companies. dinning car
companies. telegraph companies and telephone
companies. agreed to by the Firth legislative
assembly Of the asate Of North Dakota. hp and
the same Is hereby agreed to. and said amend
mrnt shan he snbmitted to the people 1T the
next general election.
AMENDMENT.
g.. That section 10 Of the constitution Of
the state Of North Dakota be amended to .re.a
~ follows:
\ sl7s. All property. except as hereinafter In
this section provided, shall be assessed IN the
eonnty. city. township. town. = l:age nr district
In which It IL situated. In the manner prescribed
by law The franchise. rnadway. rnadfcl, rails
aud rolling stock Of all railroads anil the franz
chise n all other. property Of all express
companies. freight line companies, car equip,
ment companies. sleeping car comrar.es. din.
ing cur companies. telegraph or telephone
companies or corporations operated In this
state and usssl dir ectly or indirec!ls IL the
carrying Of pers"ns. property or messages.
ffail he assessed by the state, board of equ,liza-
slonI: Nc .their actual value and such nsscssed
vnlpe snail: .he; .apportsoned to the counties,
cities. toIts. Villages. townships and districts
IN which .hu~ehss:xsilrnad companies, express
companies, slesIan1 CIR companies, dining car
cnmpanies. telegraph and telephone companies
are L.satski orthaouEhw which they are operated
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NATIONAL T1cKFT.
For President,
= WtLLIAA MCKINLEY.
Far vios Psesideas,
!, TACO. ROOSEVELT.
NfATEiTICKET.

- -:
~: : sisss;fis &. Of ns'...,.o:
'fatfi;;;;.e. ': q Ramsey.
4 !. s,,i.n...
;:s ,:ie, ..';ss, ., ,.,s...
'''' ~! ; :ssFaA' :, ...... :.
DAN MCMILLAN, i e.,.',.t.
Insasanee Oospmiseiooe-:
e4ANx LUETZ, of Norton
Attoeasy General,
O. d. 0AsTOCK, Of Beuso..
@upk. At PstIic Iais+roottoo "
!. n. DEvlNE. Vi L~.Alnase.
Asd,sd,, Il
A. u. CARLBLOM, Of sa,esnt
Com. Ut Agriculture aud Labos,.
: ~ J. TURNER. Of Stark.
Railroad Commissioners,
SHEA, Of Rlchlasd.
YOUNGBLOOD, VI Wells,
LORD Of Tow9sr..
Presidential Electors, =
GIN, JQhN6ON, of'Riehhpi,,
a. N. TOFTAA6EN, OF AlstaOn.
g. U. GULAOK, of Mcfntosh,
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LEGISLATIVE TICKET.

In the Legislative convention for
the twenty.ninth district, which .is
composed of Mclean, Ward and
Williams counties, held at Minot,
Monday, Sept. oath, Martin Jacob
scn won out in the race for senator
iM Aemiastjoa against p. P: Lee.
The fight was a squar n between
the two men, and jacobson won
out. He vas supported by senaf
tor Mansfield, Postmaster: Frank
and other old line republicans ,udbtl b No and
landed the place. jacobson s. an
old TIMER in Minot, a good repnhs
lican and a good business man.
He hes been a ranchman, stock.
man and merchant and is at pres
ent in the hardware business at
Minot. The convention resulted
in no bitterness and after the Mhtt
was over the two, candidates shook
haaday and let hysenes be bygones.
Lee and his friends agreed. to sup
port jacobson heartily for the
place. and as the nomination
means election Martin jacobson
will pe the next senator from the
district.
Lee y a popular man. aud had
a big following. His attitude.
during and after the fight won him
the good will of all republicans and
he stands we'll with the party in.
Ward county. !.
For representative, Ned Palmer
of Williston. Williams county, was
nominated. He is a civil engineer
by profession and a man of fine
.attainments and high ability. He
is popular in his own county and
wherever he is known, aud will
!. : make q 6rst-caass; representative
in, the loFer house. The twenty
ninth district may be satisfied that
it WI : ven 1spresented in the
: coming sessfoasso Hihee Legislature,
Bitb the counties Who he'd eandi.
dates fof the hqqnoss put, UP their
best men, s: |
NJ Lee yas not without: s.eel. !.
lent support ii, the fight, He
vas backed BY stataa. Attorney
johnson; and many other aped Re.
pnbliasns. The contest was 4
warm one, Int after i IN svsr
the result was har1nonioas and
everyone aesssd that it hid beea
fair, andSa square fight.
Ward county polled l.400trepabl,
iican Yotes s. the caucus. to show
the iptsrestth that was taken msthl
capaidoey e. he Two men. I;