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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
SALOON. sMAsHEb BY WOVEN
Ms mber Of the CT. VI FOLLOW Mrs.
4 Nations's Example

ga dispatch from Anthony, Kan,
{s6vs Mrs.t OaIIie Nation apas ioutdono
tRare Wednesday whom band Of w.
Oct. U women, headed by Mrs.
Sheriff Of f.Danyille, Kan, completely
wrecked the fixtures in four Joints, !"
smashing plato glass, windows and mir
rors' right and loft, and turned gallons
rof liquor, into the, cutters, Thetwomon
whSi ass of Tho bost families IL .Aa shony
.Nero acoompaniod BY their husbands
and sons or br0the re-, who assured pro-
teotion. No arIosts ,woro made and tho
band will, itsisaaid, ,latartfout tomorrow
on tour Of dostructioD through Harper
county, which is prolific Of saloons,
Mrs. Sheriff, who load Wedneaday's
'raid, is under bond to appear at Dan.
villo ip April to answer charge OF
saloon Wregaaking q placed against herj, six
VI, Mrs Sho,iff oamo'to Anthony lato
Tuesday and worked all night procur-
ing hNtohets, axes ana other ,imple.
meMtsQf. .deetruetion and it was Q, o'olook
lthia a ianoIftnliipg before shoa bad perfooted
,hpt plans for thSraids She enlisted the
following womon'a- Mosdamos IN. j..
Davis, Wm. SCOTT, j.. II. Brubaker,
louis Maoo, r. e. Hooper, Chas.
RobioSon, John HiokoMe, John Koini.
dali, j.. Il. Shelton and the Misses Nc
Kay, Page, Massey, Robinson and
Nixon, allsof Apthopy.RThey began
hoir attacks shortly ,saftor daybreak,
tasing * the eeloon keepers and tho town
h A drug store WAS tho frat no;nt aat.
tackled, but. though, denlolishings costly
bar fixtures and a. register, they woro
unablo 70 locate. thesstoe!. OF LIQUOR. ee
Tho next place, halt a, block away,
was thoroughly wrecked l:aTno propri
etor attempted to stop tho work, But
lthe husband hod dy9iinrd. with hlow
On the hcad With Door bottle, quickly
rendered Tho irate' proprietor hors9 do
'oonlbats.. ,E<StH89iil 90 - "a
:, 1--WE more joints.s ReEet1isited. I. Pho
furniture. was dcmoliahodsA and tho stocks
Of liquor en- ptiod. 81
!: .Theawaoinau. thoh SEnoIt and prayed.
They :asLaI sSho*A Almigh ghtys to{, guido;
theIa ta:ashersdanss, Of iniquitysand di.
rect their fqossteps Is. osher sumspuraesd
;i,lfmodiate1y' %arbing was harlicd1y
tslophonod to adjaoents towns by local
saloon sympathizers who wished 10
Narn,t ,thelr ellowNsaloon' keepers. The
niay0r swore in extra. polioo and the
Aofasaders wcro 'plaocd'undor strict eur,
|, yNhpce Hc a1HoSprcserved tho names
of%hewomon engaged in "Wednesday q
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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
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Senator Il & e roWneS Y osounc FSlr,g
ssiyssrass;s 's5ns \
IL u Ia II 3 l.Ap Hi 1''
luas fof q, Oh % I lsass,.
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pfs &:
81 A y
appropsissIoa biiI IStsa2
to3a'bpe eShWh hicii jpsrtook Of elohsfsn-S
tertof an {orati00 Y, $ir an i Sanas0rl Ioysneg n
bY u inn esQta rin ed voeaey of hid .sesnlr- rs
ti0n for. q oeesati ion ofs host Ssl ID Ia y
/ philippines. Both tho 81 dor tSnsd epal q
sleries we're crowded. I. D Tho tisstss of thos@
Ssy g Tss ;u,, asyotod to tho Indian aypfo
Befofo t6o bshste IL 81 8 ssbIsssFa% SSf fsoh aI, tbS
dtIeStotys Of tbo faaeraal > party In ytlfy@
Philipntnes, aaddfenssils toasStho ibonato
and 1houb6 praying authorization q sfor b
iPrebidontS oKinleyt, TO sssab blish Seiyii.Y d
tgoyoraneat; in tha. Ph hilippi nes N hsn-S
ever hos ieomA sits 6p ppoftuae II
lSsIt isgoessionsi e to b federal by
t.houeapa ae ia Oil sroAipslss
!igo, tho 5cab logrEn, a &
hithssrt 5unre 81 All press e nd tho \
General ,Dubli III obirii6ri Hi npy f{6Spak
Drowned With ososss All nov Ssyn psliss C.
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ens ~ 3. ens 6 ofe5, s. on lef t.aeaf tpning
sa,sat Syetei lhs spia Vera
makes 8 naAn 'ank s9yerei W of, unI,
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Svuoi ynas slo olloial uplioSsions Of
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attitMda haSa S,ss ~ 4, ty istss
coaSlTsion ti,at art @ - tsp
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nootuyre oa of nn az fr;a sass
with Aguinaido, md thaa d ssssR SYs q
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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
THE DEHURR,AGE BILL
I The Text ofthe Measure Passed by the
House Yesterday. j,.j

Below is given the text of Mr.. H. J.
Kinard's bill. on tho subject Of domur-
rage that passed. the house under tho
title. IA, bill to require tho railroad
commission TO fix ratios of storage. to bo
charged by railroad com panies in this
State, to prosoribo regulations for oharg-
ing tho samo, aud to prescribo how suit
Bhall bo brought for overoharges; and
to tix til tho measure of recovery, and
orothar. pnrposes.'n, j ,.I$d
.lSe etion |. That from and aftor tho
passage. OF this act, rowcri, hereby
.oonforrod on the railroad cdmmiaBion
of South Carolina, and they are rcquir-
cd, to fix and prosoribe a sohodtlo of
maximum ratos and charges for storage
Of freight, made and charged by rail.
road companies doing business in this
State, and to fix at what timo after tho
reception Of freight a. place Of dostina-
tion suoh charges for storage shail bo
gin, with power to vary the samo accord.
ing to the value and character of tho
freight stored, The nature Of tho plaoe
Of destination and ;thoresilenoo Of: con,
eignGs,sand suoh Other, facts as in their
Judgment should.be considered in Az
ing tho aame. ,%j,5t, >ls,lil :@ii,
| 800. q. That all tho provisions Of the
sot creating eaid' railroad commission
and acts amendatory thoroof, gpr6sofib.
ing the procedure Of said commission
In fixing froightt and spaaaonger / traffic,
and .heagiag s w. <o9slmplsints Of oaFrior ana
shippers and Of altering and bmonding
said s&h,adflic 9, shall apply to; the .aubi foot
Of fixing and amending rates hnd
Ioharges forestorago, ,taa aforesaid xa3~
Seo,s Ss;s$ That sno sno ;;railroad goq;npany
shall MAKO or rotain, directly Of indi.
|rooty, any charge for storage Of freight
;gtGatoy. thar hatil6xed bytho commits
sion fos ,oaeh, PARTICULAR storage, nor
;shall they discriminate directly or
indirectly by means Of rebatos, or any any
iothor'dcYice' in suoh charges, .:be etWeen
PERSONA: I re ! WV $, .y..s..ss
|, 500. 4 That if any, railroad company
shall violate the provision Of. this sot,
oither by oxceoding tho ratos Of
storage prescribed, or by .disorimina.
ting as aforesaid, tho persori or pera6ns
so paying eueh owe roharge, or subjected
to suoh, diaorimstion, shall have the
right to sue for the same in any court
'oftthis State hhyingljuriadiotion.o of the
claim, and shall have all tho roinodios
and be'fentitlBd to recover tho aamo,
penalties and measuroi of damageBg al
is prescribed ia tho case Of overoharge
of freignt ratoy, upon making like DO.
,mnand as ia prescribed ia such case, and
after liko failureto psyitho aamo.,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
Si9 4

In the House SIV od neaad sy ht 81 rors,f
had a bill TO limit ii he5co ompenaat tion 81.
tho members laf. the general Assembly; Is
thirty days. Hei favored fbiennial iaea.
bionb1 and sifthey oould not 'bo 8 lad &
thirty day session would bo long
enough, There aro too many, laws. Il It!
would beiar shettortwto4 haveafoWor bills.
and moro acts to the point. 1 a. O "a
Y. iMr,3 Ashley favored the bill. {. n
81 {Mrt Banks issid tit was b. ref cotton
upon the house to pass the bill, n Tho
memberB arc elooted to make nooes.,
ssry logislatian, aud are 6ntrasted
with the interests OF the people, !. n $
Mr.. Lever Of sIioxington naid that,all
that aome \ membors do isto, look up!
into the gallerios. and dresm OF COZ
gfessional possibilities whom tho State
|, is redistrioted.5 = \ He y talked & warmly.
about what the people would do for tho
members who would d'ftitter, away. time
j ME Butler moved tho; previous quos-,
tiap ss'in ofder to shut OF Bome OF This
I.gas;;M. but .siiEdreW Shis niotion IL Of. ;
der 9of' Mr. Moses 1Iof the ways Ind
means :oommistee TO- makasa.statoment.s
~ Yhe .latt8r /. Stated: thar prior gtoI1 1895'
the. legislature, mot in tho month Of
De.cember and always adjourned tho
day before Christmas. Tho result was
lthat many bills hung OH the calendar
until tho last m1onaeht when Abnt.afoW
members were present and, II dangerous
legislation seaplsodi & The constitutional
eonypntiop changed the time Of meet
ing Tor that vesyl nprppso, Hip own
lservioe had boon eriFSongoienliouss and IA
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
THE. BILL ,1NIF!UILi
- ssA sf sSl ssis 81 Y!
J VI Y, WhtShs lH9as Passed he House enl.dd Goes
~ ,'i Back to tho senate:S ..ssSS

" iss, ,ss st!t Back to tho Senate y ,,s9
4 | The following isItheSexpositioaIbil
as itipagsod tho hon 30; gIisis
! ssSeotioni1 That the aup,i .of3 $50, ,OOO,f
'it aoqss tnqehi be sneee epasrynsSbe, and tho
IsSme iis, hero obY, u appro opriats tsd fort ( hp,
purpose 0fI paying tho coat Of pro Yidipg
Ematerial6 and Constructing, .ini tile CITY
Iof G Uharleston, III this State, tot q + tho
grounds aelooted for tho expositionirro.
posed !. to be hold .,in,l901& 1902 by{tho
iSolth Carolina Interstate and West
Indian Exnositioii t6oMpabyS, u fbnilding
'doBigntd by Bradford iL. q lboirt & tlid
architect Of itsaid Disqualification, nany.l
as;the segTis Tisultutal$ building; }and for
the tprtherlparpQsel l,of nsking, atthel
said exposition a suitable aud { Soredible'
oxhibitHsof the past and Spresent rs.
sources OF tho State, under the tdirsos
ton of the ommiasion hereihheloW ore, !,
sted e ;;eenld also Tor tbe purpose of psyT5
ing tho sexpeDsea ih6id ont TO tho soiep..
tion, pllola5e, prop 1sior, tfanspot--
tattoo, ih stallatl0n,ld dsrs aud stet,jrn iof
aaidf exhibits, Provided; ;fsThat \ said
commisslon 5ehall & &pond4ao much of
said sum as may bo neoesssry,to 10 obtain
from tho several counbios Of this State
full an d9oompleto Exhibits of iihcif ina,E
tufal 4 resouroegj A'such jas sstoneI min.
erals, soros, woody, cosl;t aosIs, 3 sslaator
powers and e9rioult pr1auqts. B }s,Ya, i5,s
SEQ 2. That tho said amount iIef foin4.
before appropriated shall bSt St'ln6aii n6ai d foiii
tho applichti6n sofithe CHAIRMAN sof The
commission hereinboloR oreatod; onfsbha
warrant 20 ts .oqf the oomptrollor; general;
which Il werrant phall not ,bo drawn ~
the coniptroller genefhl until il ID imado
to appear to him that the sabaefib btiojnS
to; thes sapitalIstosk of the aAid Expo.
sitlqn g company smon to. $$2Q0, 900 by
Responsible RuGsori borg, 1 pay able II,
S.ss, .n stffit lsS$s tsi 81 g 81 8
thoreof shas bdent paid iii, ssanid thatFtho
city 06dhoil > 0fstho foity or fOhsrleston
has appropriated the sum Of $50, 600 FOR
tho erootion sso ofsaibpildfng and other.
wise promoting the Baid .oxp0sition.i ,s
4 SEQ. ., That for; the purpose tof oarry,
ing into sffeot tho prro5V,isiGohhssI g. of this
act, q Dom mission oonsieiinR. 1of figa
mombors,~of whom his exaellenoy tho
governor, shall DO ono, and a director Of
the sab ,yeo-pamod Exposition s oompsny
shall be one, ID hetoby oreatod, which
cohmi6sion. shall servo withotit itepto5hfno:a
rensatioh! Phat tho lmomborsi Of tko
said commission shall be appointedb by
hiey exoelleney tho governor, and \, lie
shall be ohairmap of the said cbinniis.
STOP. THAT ithe constitution Of tho
said building and other work hereinbe-
fore pfoyitodl for, shallt boz porformed
subject totthsaapproyal Of tho said icom;;:
n1ssasni Hss' 4 Ths Il. iho3 3olo,s i ~ said
exposition, @thd said property shalt fa,3
main the property of' the State and ibIeo
turned oyer TO the, sinking fund \ som-:
paiesiS fiaS BE disposed of for tho State
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B BlNNIsI 8 q Fiysf FBRUARY Bsig55
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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-30
OFFICE OF TREASURER OF SILVEF
BOW COUNTY, STATE OF MON

Do"
TANA.
Notice is hereby given that the fore
going list contains the names OF persons
and description of property. delinquene
November 30, 1901, for taxes due the coun-
ty of Silver Bow. state of Montana, Tor
the year 1901, with the amount OF taxes
and costs due opposite each name.
Unless the taxes so delinquent, to.
gether with the costs and percentages.
be paid the real property. upon which
said taxes are a lien, will be sold at
auction, upon the 18th day Of January.
1902, in front of the above named office.
in the county courthouse of the said
county, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Given under my hand this 10th day
Of December, 1JuI.,
JAMES MAHER,
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-30
PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR YEAR
1901.

Hall, o. NJ, frame house west of
lot 8, block 4, Davis & Binnard
addition .................$ w
Rumble, w. H.. personal prop
erty ....... .................... ~
Chung Wing, cabin in Bull Run
Gulch .,... ............... 21o
Chung Wing, personal property. 19S
Boroni, Louis, house and barn in
Bull Run Gulch...... ........... O5
Boroni, Louis, personal property. 2 %
Conway, Maurice, house on Parrot
lode ................. 10
Cote, Napoleon, house on Nine
Mile road .......... ............. ~
Cote, Napoleon, personal prop
erty .............. ~
DIM, Christina, buildings IL.
Browns Gulch ............ ...... II
DIM, Christina, personal property IS
DeLodge. Thomas, house on
Browns Gulch ................. 20
DeLOdge, Thomas, personal prop
ertv ................ 20
Either, Joe, house and fencing
on China Creek ............... 2 05
Either. Joe, personal property. 16 G.
Toglio, Joe, buildl. gs in Bull Run
Gulch ................. So
Toglio, personal property ........ l Sc
Golden. ]. c.. house and fencing
IN Sheep Gulch ................ 81
Golden. j. c.. personal property. 612
Grant. David, cabin and personal
property in Park canyon.... 2 80
Laire, Louis, buildings near Greg
son .................... l 80
Laire, Louis. personal property. 5 70
Leslie. John L., house and fencing
in Leslie Gulch .. .... 2O5
Leslie, John L., personal prop
ortY ~
Murphy, J. j.. house on Buffalo
lode ........ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II IA
Martina, Joe, house in Browns
Gulch ........... ................ 2 10
Martina, Joe. personal property. 513
Murphy, Tim j., house on B. &
B. ground .......... ............ 713
Nehof. August, house in Fairview
Gulch ........ ...... ........ 2 O5
Nehof. August. personal property 195
Riley James, house on Parrot
ground .......... ............. 80
Shea. Peter. house on Snoozer
lode ......... neutrality-suspicious.. SO
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-30

Sullivan, Pat. s., house on La
Platte lode ............. ...... IS,
Shelley, Thomas, house on Sum
shine lode ......... ........,, IS;
Shelley, Thomas. personal prop
erty ........ .......... ........ Is 4
Clements, Julia H., personal prop
erty ,,,,,,,..... ... 62 s.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-30
County Treasurer.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Department of the Interior, Land Office
at Helena, Montana, December 13. 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said PROOF
will be made before the clerk of the dis
trict court at Butte Mont. on January
20. 1902 viz: Peter Benefit, for Homestead
Entry No. 12.7OS, for the N. E. u of the
N. w u of Section %, and the E. u OF
the S. w. u and N. w. y Of the S. E.
" of Section Is, T. N, r. w.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land. viz: Constant
Campana, Clement Campana, Andrew
Bertoletti, Peter Antoniolli. OF Butte,
Montana.
GEORGE D. GREENE,
Register.
First publication December II. 1901
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Silver Bow National Bank OF
Butte City. will be held Tuesday, Janu-
airy IA, 1902, at o'clock p. M. at the
banking house Of said bank, for the
election of a board Of directors for the
ensuing year, and the transaction OF
such other business as may come before
said meeting.
FAYETTE HARRINGTON.
Cashier.
Butte. Montana, Dec. II 1901.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-09
STORE ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-StOre rooms No. III and 113
y. Main street. VIII be remOdeled and
repaired and rented either as single or
double. Inquire of Mrs. +. 3. Keck or
Fourth National bank 45-6t
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Y. n GRAVES. NJ D.
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Residence. SO Seneca street; hours until
a. m Office hours 10 TO L and TO ).
once. is North Main; rooms and l.
Phones-Ofice. $50; residence. SO.
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FOR RENT-Two nice Office rooms, south
front, on Douglas avenue. Inquire al
2lO-212 W. Douglas. 7-tf
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A CHANCE 20 bEy stock 81 u1erelan-
.l5ss 10 make a profit 30 f5r ca l1Eest-
rneut of SIsl3. = bo4ght before august
- as my health c1upels RE 20 60 l-8t
III business CaI 81 - \ Al-1 street
.a-sua-a-
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rs West Douglas Avenue

:. 6. DORSEY. N D.
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FOR RENT-StOre room. 25x100, 2-story.
N. Reddy, Harper, Kan. A-tf
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pHvSIciAMS-

>-~-~-~-~--~--~-~~~-~-o-~-~
Z. h HAMILTON, III l.
Us E Douglas avenue (Bitting Block.
third focrl TAKE elevator at Markst
street entrance.
Practice limited to Eye. Ear. Nose and
Throat
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SITUATION wANTED-mALE.
AGENTS WANTED.
soLlclToRs WANTED.


SOLICITORS MANIED-Good adveTtis-
ing solicitors; none ban men OF good adj
dress and appearance need apply. can
from Z 70 : p. m.. Manhattan Hotel.
George +. Blackburn. 55-tf
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ROOMS FOR RENT-uafuraishs
FOR RENTING urtcrl-zrea re5ils
uantry and water. for light houseks keep
ing. IS X. Market street E~-tx
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WANTED-You Go know that the man.
aeen1eut of the Gloae Iron Works has
changed. A tlaEg has retired from the
business. aa--tA
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FOUND.
LOST

LOST-One dark, rough wood cane;
crooked handle; silver tip. Return 1t
and receive reward. Harry {. Nc
Clung, l37 y. Market street. Ss-tf
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CLASSIFIED
WAN 7 s
FINANCIAL.

s.. 000,0l0 TO LOAN on farms and city
property, at lowest rates. principal and
interest payable at our Office ~ tTichlta,
Kan. We loan our own money We
make our own examinations. fte pay
the money when papers are executed.
II you want loan quick. call on as.
J. ". Clendenin q Co. l35-tu-th-Su-JI
g.. ooe.0e0 TO LOAN On Kansas zHG OK
lahoma farms. Wine & Whine,
Wichita. Kan bo-E
s500. 900. 00-An unlimited amount 70 loan
on Wichita property wit priVH ge 10
pay in instaIlments. Low rate OF -nCsr-
est. Hewlett * Wheeler. Jos Z Is e.
sT-Tues-Thu-Sat-t
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Practise limited 70 diseases Of the Eye.
Ear. Nose and Throat
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CLASSIFIED
WAN s
oEElcE ROOMS FoR RENT.


FOR RENT-Front Office rooms. single
or en- suite Barnes & Newcomb Music
House. 55-1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-09
FOR TRADE.


FOR TRADE-A good quarter, 3 miles
from Pond Creek. .. T., to trade for
house and lot in Wichita ". L.
Reeves. Wichita, Kan A-tu-th-su-tf
FOR TRADE-2S,0 600 acres of land. A
ranch of 2. 900 acres in Roger Mills Co.,
D. T., worth $4,000. Address 1902 Maple,
Wichita, Kan. 45-oJA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-09

FOR SALE-Newly furnished roomine
house. Price, $3.50. OF VIII trade for
business or farm properly. Address
West Side EoomiuE House. 1l14 ~.
Broadway. Enid. .. t. 45-5tN
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-06-20

$50 pairs of ladies fine shoes worth
from $500 to $500 To be closed out al
l.98. JOHN SYVERSON.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-06-20

W. r. Brueske, the electric light
man, was in the city again Monday
circulating pstition to see how
many lights he could get guaran-
teed in case he should put in plant
at this place. Mr.. Brueske informs
the Courier that he has about sold out
his Wimbledon plant and that he ex-
poets to be at Cooperstown inside of
80 days and,go right to work putting
in his plant. He expects to have the
plant in operation by October l and
certainly in good running order. No
vember 1. The town offers lots of in
ducements and Mr.. Brueske will I'M
doubtedly make a success of the deal.