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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-06-01

ed Judgment in favor of the plain
tiff. The defendant thereupon took
an appeal from said judgment ON
questions of. law alone, to the dis
trict court by which court said
Judgment was affirmed. This APP
peal is from the judgment.
The only question for declson is,
did the probate court have power
underrthe law to require the defend
ant to- deposit sufficient money to
pay the jurors fees. as q condition
precedent to tho right to have
jury trisl.
We answer this question in thc
negative. We have no statute re-
quiring the deposit of jurors fees
with the court IS conditions pre-
cedent to the right of a party TO.
have jury in cases that come un-
der Justice court practice. Nor
have we any statute authorizing.
courts to make rule tO that effect.
1 Many of the states have statutes
authorizing the courts to require
deposit of Jurors fees as condi-
tion precedent to the right to have
i ! jury trial and number Of the
cases cited by counsel for respond
ent in support of his position arc
under such statutes and for that
treason are not in print.
Section d1ss, r. g., and the act
amendatory thereof session laws
1899, p. 9s4) provides that Jurors
in Justices Apd probate courts are
entitled to receive So per day for
zach day actually engaged in the
trial Of ., case, and that. such fees.
shall be taxed rs costs against tie
opposing party. Now ifthe law
contemplated and required jurors
fees to be paid in advance and the
losing party has already paid them,
why tax them against such party?
Why tax them at all?
That provision of the statute
would indicate that deposit Of
such fees was notintended as apre-
requisite to the right to trial by
jury.
The law of this state permits cerz
tain officers and witnesses to demand
their fees in advance, and they
need not perform the desired SER
Eviee until such fees be, paid, bnt
such is not the law when applied to
a litigent where q jury is desired.
The judgment of the trial court
is reversed and the cause remanded
for further proceedings. Costs of
this appeal are awarded to the ap--
pellant. Statesman.
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The EXAMINER 81. 2S per annum.
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Young people OF Aetnaville, is an
nounced for January 81, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents.
! The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Beran will
take place this afternoon at o'clock,
from her late residence, at Wheeling
creek. Interment will be at Ltnwood
< special meeting Of the Maccabees
Will be held this evening for the trans
action OF important business
Palmer's Uncle Toms Cabin" will
be the attraction at the Opera House
Wednesday evening.
Communion services will be held al
the First Presbyterian church next sun
day morning.
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain, Of St
Clairsvllle, spent yesterday with friends
in this city.
c. c. Cochran will be a candidate be.
fore the Republican primaries iol
mayor.
The 'Bowery Boys" win give a dance
and cake walk at Donley's hall this eve
ming
Miss Alice Howell. of Empire, Ohio
spent Sunday with Kirkwood relatives
Miss Clara Sharp has returned from
visit with IrontOn relatives.
e. w. Hauser has returned from a
business trip to Toledo.
D. S. Stocker spent yesterday with
relatives at Ravenna.
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aE11ATRE HAPPEN1Nes.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
of Belmont County.

Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
of Belmont County.
The local authorities think they have
now located the rendezvous of some of
the gang engaging in local robberles,
and their suspicious have been strength
ened by telegram received by Marshal
Johnston about the recovery of a gold
watch, stolen from the wife OF George
Pracht, by the police in Chicago, There
was a gang of strangers here for a
time, some Of them may be yet, and
they seem to have watched the officers
here more closely than they were
watched. II definite confirmation Is had
some of the thieves will yet be landed,
and 1t Is devoutly hoped by everybody
that some Of them can be, It has pu2-
Eled everybody to understand the sue
seem anxious enough, but there Ia said
to exist a lack OF harmony In oPerat-
ing. II this is true II should be drop
ped.
The effort to begin the local political
campaign is not meeting with much sue
cess. People generally are too busy to
bother for two months with matters
that will be determined by primaries IN
March, and the election in April. But
as there Is full city ticket to elect this
spring II is probable the primaries will
be largely attended, as the citizens are
directly interested In every officer 10 be
named, from mayor to assessor, A new
primary election law Ia likely to be
enacted by the present Legislature.
The slot machines and other gambling
devices have disappeared from this city,
The great big machines that sat upon
the floor OF some Of the saloons have
on hid away, with their face to the
wall, and the click of the nlckels-in-the.
slot machines was not heard all OF last
week. Some of the grocers and mer-
chants say It has helped them out, this
new order OF things
Word from St. ClaIrsville is that
County Recorder Bud Taylor il very
near the end OF his life He Is resi-
dent OF Klrltwood township, aud one OF
the best liked OF the several popular
county officers. hut has been sadly af-
illCted for more than a year
The delightful weather yesterday
brought out Il large crowd OF promo
naders In the afternoon. and the river
bank was lined with people watching
towboats passing the railroad bridge
and double up their tows after passing
the piers.
The grand jury made Its report to the
common pleas court Saturday morning
and Prosecuting Attorney Armstrong
came down in the evening and went 10
woodsneld to spend Sunday with his
parents.
Senator Archer and Representative
Armstrong spent Sunday with their
families, and viii return to Columbus
to-day.
The artistic decorations In the new
opera house are now being put on. Chi
oago scenic artists have the contracts.
Mrs. George T., Work. OF SIstersvllle.
is the guest OF her parents, In this
city.
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BOWLING.
Wheeling League.

Wheeling and All Alike continue tied
for first place, both having an easy task
last week In winning three straight
from their respective opponents III
this weeks contests All Alikes have Il
shade the best OF 1t, their opponents be-
ing Apollos. with an average OF sV6'
while Wheeling tackles the SSg-average
Rough Riders. However. u Wheeling
has its strongest team out they ought TO
rol un to their average OF 9S2.
Emblem continues leading IN the race
for individual honors with Raider only
two points In the rear, and Handlan's
average OF 200 last week has brought
him up the line into third place, with
a fighting chance for the lead. Camp
bell and Stevenson are tied In fourth
position. The individual averages fol-
low:
Alikes. 80 III: HRndlan. Wheeling, 80,
ia; Campbell. Wheeling, q. Ill; Steven
son, Wheeling. IS, Ill; Brown, Wheel
ing, 6, 1853: Nolte, All AlIkes. &c, 1855;
CASTOR, EmIgrants, 80, l65; Balzer, All
AlIRcs, As. 1888: Knoke, Wheeling. &c. l62;
Cochran, All Alikes, &c, l6l; c. Fette, DC
eolas, q, l6l; Marschner, Wheeling ",
$50; Evans, X. X. f., 20, 1853; Handy, K.
X. X, 90, 1859: Bycott K X. r.. 30. las;
Turner, Wheeling, AZ, 1883; Sonneteld. y.
X. X. a, l5T: Hackman, X. n. X. 42.
li7; Franz. Emlgrants, As, 1856; McElroy.
X. X. X. IS. 1856; Falck, Rough Riders,
30, 156: Scheehle. Emigrants, II, 195;
Krcuger, All RIOTERS, Il, 1855; Arndt, All
Alikes, II. 156; c. NOrteman, OceolaS. 80.
1884,; Worls, Rough Riders. H. 1854; Gray,
Oceolas, a. l54; Stein, Kissing Bugs. "a,
154; Rahr, All Allkes. IS, 1853; Miller,
Prettyman, Emigrants, "a, 152: A. Fette.
OceOlaS, q, l52: Junkins, Rough Riders,
IS l59; Frohme. Rough Riders. To- l5l;
Plankey. All Rooters 50, Isl; Belswlng-
or, Emtgrants, 45, ISL, Martt, All Rioters
20, 161; DIscher. Rough Riders, 6, $50;
Rough Riders, l5 149; Reed, Rough Ri
ders, Is. 149; Fugate, oceOlas, Is, l4S:
carp. kissing Bugs, "a, l4S; Wagner.
ApOIlOs. 3O 14s: Brash, All Allkes, il.
lAT; Ross, Kenmores, %, l41; Henning,
Rough Riders. a. 1885, Stanley All
RoOters. 80, l46. Miller, Kissing Buga,
As, l46: Brash, All'RoOters, 10, l46; Bonn,
Kenmores. 30, 143: Long, kissing Bue5
80, 142; SpsIdel. Emlgran.s, g. li2; Brett,
ADOllos IS, l43: a. Nortemhn, OceoiaS,
~, l4l: Rahr Kissing Bugs. 40. l40;
KemiIle. Emigrants 49, l40; Springer
Patterson, kissing Bugs, 30, 1879; Falck,
Oceolas, Y 1888; Auber. Apoilos 3. l%S;
NNolvinEton, Ali AlikcS. 10, 1856; Hall. All
RIOTERS. 81. 1856; Cole Kenmores. ., 1861
wasmuth, Apollos. 20. 1876: Wagner,
kenmorts, "a, 1888; Moody. Apollos, 30.
100: Druschel. Kissing Bugs. Ritz ADol-
los no. l2b: HOffmeistcr. Kenmores. IL,
125: Kaln, Apollos, 20. l2E: Fink, Apollos
Il, l25: Dennenberg. Apollos, l., ~;
Wheeling, 5. 1928: Kahn. All Rooters II,
1.3; Howard. X enmores, 81. l22; Paulus,
Kcnmorcs, 3. 1l9: Bremen, Kenmores, Is,
III. Mann Apollos l0S
This weeks schedule liz as follows!
Monday. Il. K. X. rs. Oceofas; Tues
day. Emigrants, VS. Kissing Bugs; We'd
ncsday, EenmOres vs.. All Rooters;
Thursday. All Alikes W, Apollos; Fri
day, Rough Riders vs. Wheeling
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Averages in the Musee league 70 uhle
are ms follows: Stuart Falck, Colts. q,
ia; Stevenson. Tom MOores. 81, III; Em-
biem, Colts, 80, 10: c. RAIDER, Colts, H.
40; IS. Wilhelm. LenoX, 20, 40; y. Bear
lev, Cresccnts, 81, TO: Handy, Colts, 30,
16T; Campbell, Tom Moores, It 16I; Gus
Weltzcl, Tom Moores. II, l65; Beuter
Cresccnts. 30, 1854; Mlrschner Tom
NIoores, "a, 16J; Bickmyer Colts, ~, l62;
Nolie, Tom Moorcs, Il, 1871; Handlan,
Tom Moores. q. 100; Henning, Brownies.
q, Isl; Cochran, Tom Moores. 49, l5f;
Quicker, Colts. -, 1856; King. CreAcents,
As. 1874; G. ModaT, Lenox, 80, 1bi; Cas-
ION. Crescents, rs, 1ji; FuEate, Daisies,
~ i54; Reed, Colts. 30, ljA: p. Wilhelm,
Ssnatels, 81, 1853: WItthuhn, Buckeyes,
"a. i52: Bosley. Tom MOOres, Il, Isl; Sad
Ter. SanateI. 90. ISL: CrumbRcker, Crcs-
cents, u, 40: Horcs. Brownies, q, las;
ZImmer, Brownies, IL, 147; Turner, Tom
Noores, 1876; L. Bernhard, Buckeyes.
sS. i5: Sheets, LenoX, 6, IA: i, Sender
man, Sanatel. 90, 1+3; Discher, Brownies,
as II3: Junklns, Brownies. 70, li3; II.
Wells, Lcnox. a, i43; ]. RAIDER, Sauatel,
81. 40: Coleman. CTesCents. 10, lA2: Han
nan, I.cnox. 40. 1i2 Balzer, Cresoents,
u. Ia: Beckett, Brownies. IS. lAl; Wood,
Brownies. IL, 40: L. Modar. Daisies, 80,
14O: Edwards, Buckeyes, 49, 1879; Fl.
BeRrlcy, Crescents, u. 13S; Miller, Sana-
tells. IS. 1873: Hanes. Daisies 80. 1876. Me-
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BOXING.

Eddie Gardner will likely have to give
away some weight to Kid Goulette next
Thursday night. The lowest Gonlette
ever does is 1875 pounds, while Eddie can
do i22 easily. The match had to be
made at catchwelghts. at GOulette's re-
quest, owing to the short notice given
him, and 1t will not be bad guess 70
say that he will enter the ring We iliil
close to IL pounds, and Eddie tipping
the scales at l2S.
II tho Metropolitan club can get
roOd match for John Fritz tho East
End middlcwlght. 1t would make an m
terestIng preliminary to huFsaay
nights contest. Fritz and Pine FUR
nished a bushcl Of fun at the last
show
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TERRIBLE EARIHQUK.EI


East Across the Whole Country,
Demolishing Houses, Rendering
Churches Unsafe and Attended
With Loss Of Life.
CITY or MEXICO, Jan. 2l.-News is
arriving from the interior points af-
fected by the earthquake Friday night
and Saturday morning. Much damage
was done to property In Guadalajara,
and the city of Collma, capitol OF the
state OF the same name, was the scene
OF terrifying experiences. accompanied
with loss of life. The City Of Mexico
came OFT comparatively unscathed, few
accidents occurring here, although some
adobe huts in the suburbs fell in, and
one bridge was partly wrecked. The
Church OF the Three Kings, at Atzcha:-
zaIco, in the suburbs, was cracked and
will be closed for repairs. Scientists
are studying the earthquake from data
now being received from interior points
CoLIMA, Mexico, Jan. 2l.-An earth
quake shock began here at 1l.5O p. m.
Friday and assumed serious proper
tions at Tenimata' many houses being
badly injured and some OF hsht con-
struetion wrecked There was great
CONSERVATION and people rushed INTO
the streets some barely escaping WIN
their lives. Seven persons were Killed
outright and sixty were injured ana
are being cared for by local surgeons
1t was reported that the volcano h"u
burst into eruption. but 1t now appears
that the phenomenon was cohhned 10
subterranean manifestations Local
scientific men believe that the earth
quake Travelled from under tue racine
ocean and that when news reaches mere
from the coast there VIII be interesting
details. The governor OF TINS state mas
appointed a commission to inspect the
churches and public edIiices' while own
ers OF houses injured In the earthquake
viii be compelled to put them IN a con-
dttlon OF security. Quiet Is restored
and there Is little apprehension OF u re-
turn Of the disturbances.
GuADAI.AJARA, Mexico Jan. IL
At midnight Friday an earthquake
shock cracked the arches ana staircase
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Ass1aNER,s SALE.
a ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
a PROPERTY = HUSCROFT BROS.
;REENERY.

# e. .
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE 4
N PROPERTY = HUSCROFT bhOS'.
GREENERY.
by j. c. Huscroft, W. A. Huscr0u ana
". G. Huscroft Grading as Huscroft
the i2th day Of September l&g. and re-
corded In the clerks office OF the county
coIrt Of Ohio county In Deed OF Trust
Book No. rs, page Gil, will on
THURSDAY. JANUARY, is. 1900.
bpalnninE Mt 10 o'clock a. III. OF said day,
sell on the premises, In the Peninsula addt-
tion 10 the city OF Wheeling, At public
auction. all the following property, to-wit:
A certain lCasohold for greenhouse pur-
noses. for the term OF ten years ana SIX
months. beginning OH the lst day q April,
1897, and ending OH the SOth day OF septcm-
her. 1907, 10 the ten lots numbered from
Il 10 10 Inclusive la the Peninsula addition
10 the city OF Wheeling. laid out by Row
& Bnuer as shown upon the plat OF said
addition recorded IN said clerks office In
Plat Book No !. page IL,
'Thia sale Including all privileges and
being subject to all conditions provided IN
said lease, including the payment to the
lessor Of the sum Of 1925 on cach ilrst
day Of January, April, July and October
hereafter until the expiration OF said term.
Also all buildings, green houses erected
inon said lots or any Of them, and all
boilers. pipes, frames. glass. pots ttlrni-
ture and one wagon situate upon SAID lots
mr. any OF them: formerly owned by tho
Uuscroft RrOs. aud used by them IN con-
ncctIon with their business as horistS
Said property VIII he sold ms whole
or in parcels. ~ may he deemed most adj
VantngCOus to tho trust,
TERMS or SALE--Onc-third or as much
moro or the purchase money rs the pur-
chaser may elect 10 pay IN cash on the
day OF sale. the balance, II any, IN two
equal instnllmcnts Of FIX ana Twelve
months, with interest on the deferred In
stailmcnts from the day OF sale, the pr'n.
cipai and Interest Of said deferred INSTALL
ments TO be secured to the satisfaction OF
the undersigned assignee
JESS McCAUSbAND. Assignee.
s. o. BOHCE, Attorney
{. S. GREER, AuGtlopeer. lal
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 9l.-Fred
Clarke, the new manager and captain
of the Pittsburgh base ball club. arrived
in the city to-day to take UP his duties.
The first announcement he made was
that FORMER manager Patsy" donovan
will not be given his release, but viii be
said or traded to the best advantage,
Other players will be put on the market
later on, after the formation OF the
team has been fully decided upon, The
team Will go south for practice about
March /. either to Ashevllle N. G., OF
ThomasVtite, Ga.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

NrEMoR1AI. LIFE OF MOODY NOW
N ready. Tens Of thousands VIII be
sold Opportunity OF lMe time 70 gla DIX
Send ten cents for outfit and be hrSt IN
field. Each subscriber gets a fine. photo.
TYNE portrait OF Mr. Moody for framing
free Write quick. AMERICAN BOOK
AND BIBLE HOUSE, 1872 N. l2th 81. F NJ
adeiphia. Pa. la!S-nlMSSL
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nR1poEPoRT RAPpEN1Nas.
Events Of a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

Evangelist S. ID. Gordon, OF Cleveland,
who conducted the services at the Pres
byterlan church, In Martins Ferry. lnst
v;crk began a series of meetings at the
First Presbyterian church. in this city
Yesterday morning, Services will he
bcld every afternoon at . o'clock and
every evening at 1880 o'clock, except
Saturday
The marriage Of Roger Joseph and
Miss Ruth Howell, both well known
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Collough, Brownies. IS, 1876; Wilson,
Brownies. "a. 1888; Joe Yahn, sanatels,
SO, 1873; BierhOtte, Lenox. Q. 1872; P.
Bernhardt. Buckeyes. ., 13l; Smith,
Daisies, II. 1870; Bartholomew, Daisies,
80, 129; Haberlin, Buckeyes, 81, 1875;
Roeder, Buckeyes Sc, 119,
To-nisht's games-T0m M0ores VS..
Sanatels
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
mo THE VoTERs

mo TIE V0TElisl
i Thereby announce myself l9 q eanoidate
Tor the Republican nomination for County
ASseslor IN the Country District, subject
to the party primary election
respectfully solicit your support
mw&f.jai ROBERT ANDERSON.
NOTICE.
desire 70 announce 70 the Republicans
Of Ohio County, that am Q eenoidate teI
County Assessor, Country Dletfice o. ONO
County, at the primary election. !,
ial LESTER SMITH.
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TWO more girls escaped from the New
Jersey state Industrial school for girls
last night This makes fifteen that have
escaped within the past few montha,
eleven OF the fifteen having been recap
tured.
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%s s Gs S4s sR BIS hss
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LANDS SOLD FOR TAXES.

Il
1897 and
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sTooKHoLpERs, MEETINGS
...rocKIoLpRRs, MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of tho Intelllgcncer Publishing Company
will be held at the ofiice Of the company
ary %, 1900, between the hours Of z and !
O'Clock p. M. for the purpose Of electinE
a board of directors and the transaction
Of any other business that may come be-
de2S JOHN P. GLASS, Secretary.
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WANTED.

TTyANTED-QIRL 10 DO GENERAL
w hOuBeWork. Good wagp9 No wash.
ing. Apply q No. ss Market street 1aSl
1.-TWO GENTLEMEN DESIRE 4 GOOD
fespectable, private family. Not more
than q half mile from Reilly block, corr
ner Fourteenth and Market streete, Best
reference can be given. Address y, cara
Intelllgancer 0fiice. jag
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T1loR RENT-MoDERN FLAT, IS FIls-
II TEENTH street 8 rooms ana sepa-
rate hall, bath, attic and cellar; mat ent91
neOus water heater etc. b. 8. ALLISON,
1901 ChnDIlne street ial1
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AGENTS.


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ition; just issued: low In price; pro-
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free; send II cents TO pay postage STAN
dRrTl Publishing Co., u North Sixth street,
Philadelphia Pa. JAZZ
4 UTHENTfc Sl,sn EDITION OF LIFE
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Over 800 pages, prOfusely illustrated. Sells
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(rated. Exclusive photographs. by per.
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iioR RENT-sToRE ROOM, No. ll4s
y Main street, now occupied by J.
Front Possession April ]. 1900. ABBY
TO William Schwertfeger, No. MS Main
street. ia2
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rnR RnlTr.

TNIJRNIsHEp ROOM FOR RENT ON
III ISlRnd, near bridge; front room sultA-
Bile for two gentlemen. Address ", care
1ntelllgencer once. 94t
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Office OF wheeling Steel Il Iron Co.
No. II Fourteenth Street,

WHEELING. w. Va, Jan. g. 1850,
nh. annual meeting Of the stockholders
M the wheeling Steel 4 Iron Company
viii he held at the office Of the company
No, II Fourteenth street, Wheeling: west
Virginia, on Tuesday, the sd day OF Janu-
airy, 1900. at ? o'clock y, M. Tor me clec :
tIon OF directors and the transaction Of
HnV other business that may be presented.
FRANK w. BOWERS,
joR Secretary.
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NSANARIEs-S HARTZ MOUNTAIN
Y Rollers Males from 500 up. Females
BRIGHT'S, corner Market and Sixth
streets ocA
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NOR RENT THE DELAPLAIN
ID homestead, located at No. 1901 Chap
line street Apply to Jacob ". Grub, 10.
1903 Market street. des6
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NOR RENT-ENTfRE sToRE RppG
u at 1908 Main street, or flrSt and Eecuilq
story only Of same. n 80 deeifed, now 'n4ets
pied by the Alexander FFoN FURNITURE
Company. Possession given April lst next.
Apply al Room No. 10. City Bank Building.
nOS-m&W
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FoR sAIR.

Nor RBNT-FURNIsHED OR IN.
e FURNISHED front room. h5 South
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-02-22

trations in stock raising and the injury
that oftimes results from feeding cheap
stuff Prof. Sheppard followed with talk
on Heridity as 1t applied to both animal
and plant life. The institute closed with
short address on the benefits of insti-
tutes in which much was embodied as to
his experience in farming covering a
period Of over eighteen years. One of
the leading features of the institute and
which had much to do with the unquali-
fed success that tended it was the
question box" which was opened at
every session The professors manifest
ed pleasure in answering all. questions,
and to each propounded was ready with
intelligent and comprehensive answers.