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OIL MEN Will PROTEST
Against the Placing Of Heavy Tax or
Their Output.

Against the Placing Of Heavy Tax on
Their Output.
Beaumont Texas, August 2l-The fol-
lowing IL self-eXplauntory:
To the on Men of Beaumont.
Beaumont, August 2l.-A meeting Of the
oil men OF Beaumont is hereby cal ed FOR
Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the
oil exchange, for the purpose Of consider,
ing the proposed tax of per cent ON tho
gross receipts Of all oil wells IN Texas.
now under consideration by the State leg
islature.
l.. I. Dashie Secretary Palestine Beau.
mont OH company.
$, p Moss, President Ground Floor Oh
company.
Haywood oil Company, per Dewey Hey.
Henry ESall.
r NJ Yost, general manager Missouri
Kansas and Texas oil company.
i, A. nOwlen
Fort Worth oil Company.
HOgg .Swayne Syndicate.
5 Il. Cooper.
Fitzhugh & Clippinger
Export OH and Pipe Line Company. by
G, NJ. Scott, Vice president -
The Manhattan on Company, per Henry
Miller, secretary.
The fact that there are not more slgno
lures to the call Is explained nv the In
obHity Of Mr.. Dashiell to see represent
lives OF the numerous companies oDarotino
In this Held, An approached readily M
tached their signatures, and every nersnr
interested should attend the meeting.
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

nRAY Hondo. Texas, August 20.--AIrs.
r. I. pray died az her home Sunday aud
was bVred nc the Hondo cemetery.
ALEXANDER Corsicauu, Texas, An.
gust 70 Mr., John Alexander former PRO.
prietor OF Airxanders steam laundry, died
at his residence sunday. The remains
were laid to rest in Oa6wood cemetery.
HUTH Iedtetter. Texas. August DO.
Mrs, y HUH died today. She WAS highly
esteemed throughouL her section and hy
trayehne men who Visit l@lhctter. she
~ the Killen hotel
GILLESPIE Palestine Texns August
70. On Sunday morning, August Is, at
the residence N his mother, on Reagan
street Mr.. Guy r. Gillespie died after
lingering Illness of several weeks Of
consumption az the age OF 90 years
GIBBS Huntsville Texas, August 40
Saror Gibbs, the l2.year old son az the
late w Y. Gibbs who had been making
his home with Captain aud Mrs, L. q.
Smlthrr, his uncle ANA aunt for some
time, died yesterday afternoon after a
short Illness.
cAyToN. Groesbeeck, Texas. August n.
died, at 9 o'clock this morning, Jamcs
cnyton. age - years lie came home Ia
his ptrents eight weeks ago from Hons.
ton v ~ typhoid fever lie was most
exemplary youpg man and was esteemed
RORERTSON.--K Texas, August 2l.
Died, at his residence IN Kosse, H. 4.
Rot ertson, age 90 years. His remains We're
tlld 10 rest IN rue city cemetery Mr..
Robertson WAS one OF the leading mer-
charts Of kosse lie leaves q large family
TO mourn his demise.
STUBRS. Thornton, Texas, August p. =
W.. II. Stubs, aged 50. former merchant
and farmer OF this place, died AT g O'clock
this morning after n lingering illness OF
several months. duration from some phleg
matte or phlebothrombosls of the lower
extremitles Funeral TO take place this
evening IN the Thornton cemetery
MICKELBoRouGH - Navasota, Texas
August 2l.--John Henry Miskelborough
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our oF coNslpERArloN zoe LL

The Provision for Destruction of Chinese
Forts Mas Omitted from Protocol
rekin, August 90 The omission from
The peace settlement protocol Of pro.
vision for the destruction of the Chinese
forts was due chiefly 10 IL Hung Chapg's
protest He represented that it would he
Il great disgrac, to himself who had built
the forts, TO sign an agreement Nor their
destruction Moreover, he might be pun
isheI therefor.
Tho omission In no wise Affects their dc.
struotlon which Will be carried out On Tie
ground ~ militmy necessity.
me a ricai work Of preparing copies OF
the pratocoi Is likely TO delay the signing
fur a feW dnys.
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the best seed-you will have the best-and
you prepare thc soil: you destroy poisonous
growth; YOU add stimulants; you give sun
shine and moisture and constant care to
insure the best results. So plant growth
and child growth are Complementary, save
that The child 60 far tranScends the. plant.
| What compensation are houses and lands
or the cattle upor thousand hills II
but one child go astrayp But IL, from the
loWhest home The sons ana daughters take
thelr place among the best and worthiest
of the land what greater happiness? What
equal honori
The child inherlts physical perfection. or
the reverse, mental endowments, emotional
tralts principle must he taught instlled,
built, slowly, surely, year by year, round
b. round, as the house goes up.
Ihe cnlld should he taught 10 act and
speak the truth, to hate deceit. to be alb
soutely and fearlessly honest: and to keep
tue body pure as q holy temple, which must
not be dehled. Then, indeed, would we
! Tor Ia that way shall Heaven begin be-
/ low, Truth, honor and purity Ia reign.
crime, disease and their attendant mseries
/ banished TO the Limbo Of the past.
Here let me ask, does not punishment lead
! % the concealment of the offense rather
| man Its curef The child does not know as
Gs5 We 40 right from wrong, and infinite pains
I should he taken 10 teach II the principles
/ " right doing noe taking 1t for granted
! that II knows and punish n before Il has
| learned even the nature Of punishment.
/ PARENTS. why should You he concerned IL
| there were saloons II there were the Idle
/ ana vicious to enUce them, If you knew
that Your children would not want TO
| enter or to listen? And with what proud
hearts can YOU see them 60 from You into
me world no conquer fortune when you
know that their principles are sound, bed
Iock, that their tastes and desires are
pure their ambitions noble!
~ there a babe In your home? Bow
GoWh hetore that divinity and be what
you would have 1t to be! ''rhe streams
chn rise no higher than It's source" Live
e oWt your preeepts and enforce them by
let every child become producer and
| MED the boys on the farm, even II you
snhre with them your harYests 1t VIII
/ Ni,ourhse hlm to secure n competence for
old age, and avoid the risk Of being Gem
JRetted TO garner their crop Of wild oats
! must claim the privilege of a plea for
ne Industrial school for girls Snow
~ one successful farmer who attributes
nis good luck to the intelligent manage
menI el MS wife, who Is graduate OF
dte Industrial college of Mississippi. Why
eme every facility TO the young men of
~ great state and leave them handi.
! capped In the choice Of n wifeY Never
tsar mat the hroadest culture Will unfit
w glrls 70 preside over country homes
! nave got TO hear Of an instance in which
g. sollege education proved a hlndrance
nnu not help. She may be all that Is
pofsiole Tor woman, yet there Is none too
mHtch Of her for the varied demands OF
"ienood, motherhood and the home"
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eEoRoIA RAcE TRouRLEs.
Conflict Between Whites and Blacks
Threatened in TatnaIl County.

Conflict Between Whites and Blacks
Threatened in Tatnall County.
Atlanta, Ca, August 21.r-Iudging from
telegram received this evening at the ex-
ecntiye department from Tstnan county, a
race riot is imminent in that and the ait.
Joining county OF Liberty. Governor Cand.
Ter is wishing relatives in Alabama aud the
matter was taken up by AdJutant General
Robertson
Early vest erday q telegram was received
from William 6 Worrell. frat neutenlpt
Of company e, First cavalry. az Haean II
stated that 100 armed negroes had rrsrue.
a prisoner from Constable ButIDr SIN LIB
erocs were gathering from, uH parts oi
that section; that they were gus,haslng nh
accessible arms and lmmuu ION ard Yer,
making grave thfolts against tine whites
sht4lrs Of lihCrt' and 'ratuN counties, but
nO answer has beed received,
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Succumbed to Heart Disease After Years of Ac-
tivity as Soldier and Journalist.

Dallas W. j. Dallas
Of tn hest n
ia city his moru
than a
Philadelphia,
Of
andt @
Of
tina lie
uan under General Fred n Ogden lie was under
Mexico with General Joe shelby to
under Dallas 1879 entered the
Of the
TO
editor ais feah
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CHILD GARDENING.
lRY MIS-. W. ]. HAMLrrrl

Following is slpnosls Of paper on
Child Gardening read before the wo.
mans section by Mrs. Hamlet OF Alvin
congratulate the Farmers Congress
upon what the French would cali the ais.
coNery OF the child There has NOT ccn,
vened upon this continent a more imnor
tant body, aud no question Is more Via
TO Il than the status OF the child as
world. VI tne
Environment is even more than hereaitv
The white child has been stolen bv ~
dams and trained TO adopt their WAYS nav
even 10 prefer the savage life. You a. ~,
put choice seed Into the ground ana Isa,,s
II TO voluntary development You wan,
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CAR Will VISIT FRANCE.
Ruler OF Russia and President Loubet
Win Review Troops.

Paris, August 20,-Parlsians were delight
cd today by the unexpected announcement
that the ear Of Russm has accepted presl
dent Loubet's invitation to witness the
close OF the grand maneuycrs at Rheims
and win land at DuukHk after having
previously Witnessed, with President Lou.
bet, q review OF the Atlantic squadron.
which win welcome hts majesty 10 French
waters H. ~ Said that the c2arinu viii
accompany the ezur during his visit Go
France
There is drop OF bitterness, however,
mingled IN the cup Of 10Y, and that rs the
ear viii stop on his way for the purpose
of seeing Emperor William Of Germany.
liui the papers are 2uHsoliug he ParisianS
with assertions that the interview between
the ear and Emperor William Will take
place at sea OF Dantzlg SO the ear will
not set foot on German soil before reaching
France.
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ElETEeM YEARs FoR WlNTERs.

Man Who Stole $2so,ooo Worth Of Gold
Sentenced to Prison.
Martinez Cali August 21.-Jack Winters.
the man who got away with S2so,Oo IN
gold from the selby Smelling works and
oFtor,yard confessed was sentenced today
* 5fteen years I'd Folsom. The prisoner
asked 10 be sent to San Quentin, but me
rcruest was refused. He was taken 70
Folsom today.
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,sMOCK MANHOOD'

Or. Bennett Says "Many Men Who !
a First Glance, Look the Picture d
Health, Are But Little More Than Ne
vous and Deblitated Wrecks-hsirE
Gave Them a Strong Physique "
Nature Has Been Imposed Upon, ~
It viii Not Be Long Until the Wot1
viii Know Of Their Weakness. A--lh
Doctor Guarantees His Electro bsAa
Cure Every Form Of Weakness Y
Both Sexes--lt Is Natures RsTsA
Sexual weakness and diseases iaaa
themselves upon men like 'alFls
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KILLEp N AN EXPLOSION.

Two Men Lost Their Lives and Others
Were Hurt.
Parkersburg W. Va, August 2t.--In an
explosion. presumably caused by dyna
mite being placed in the grist mill at
Big Springs a small settlement near the
Metz oil field. in Calhoun county two men
we're killed two more seriously injured and
the min demolished The dead;
George RICHARDS Of Big Springs a
JAKE WRIGHT OF Big Springs, a farmer.
The injured.
Charles Harris an cmploye, and John
Reese a boy who was playing in the mill,
seriously Injured but Will recover.
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Plan TO CUT MAY Fail.

All the Fall River Mills Win Not Enter
the Agreement to Reduce Wages,
Fall River. Mass. August 20.A thorough
canvass Of the situation here indicates
that the plan TO cut wages OF mill opera
tlyes in the center here u per cent Sep
TENDER o. VIII fail. Eighteen corporations.
controlling exactly lass. 80 Of the 3,042
s72 splndies In this city, manufacturing
plain and fancy goods, viii not enter into
the agreement, which calls for the signa.
lures lures q the treasarGrs, REPRESENTING q
make II operative.
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EuuI"TIrVV rerv ASSss1 So z9y5SY
sos viii not fail ElectrIclty L .1 r. NJ
md md Vial force of every human etl Y MA
XIV "' XIV Beit is to supply th's ~ Y
s sriS NS D q. !, 4
'r'T ~ ,o+ reoIect to send tor ~ r., !,
ba D9 t nS1 ( explains all the x','
of ELECTRICITY oen' .o nee even =
ine person. pelt n y
DR.. Bennett's Electric s Non "A
sllken, c5 ,al,9,,l5ss t5st 10 not e.
E ~ 3 5 sSsn patient fs ' !: e $
f TSste elsc qroa 81 are II, Patat
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sHpplub ~ " -
:heir vitality
and life, IN
older men it
comes like the
sot. POISONOUS
breath from an
African desert
upon a young
a n d tender
plant, wither
Ing and rob
hing it of It's
life, strength
O y q NiNoillf. .
Electricity / 9
the che cure
the only cure
Tor these vital
diseases Of men
and women, It
IL safe, sure,
quick and per
mRnent. Elec
tricity as APP
piled by
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De KAY II. Ward and wife. ST. George.
Gainesville Miss 5, v. lgke. Miss Oily
Duge. Miss NJ. Duke. St George.
Dullas-E VI. Curly, Union Square: Mrs
mande
San Antonio Mrs s G. Gano, Mrs i. T
Mcclure Grand Union.
Rockdnle- J. SD Hudson, Continental
Denison--I. H. Loving. Continental.
Wichita False, W, Wilson, Fifth Ave
nue..
Denton-J. s. Chapman Sturtevantt
Clarcmore H. Rowe, Murray nm.
Austin II. Ladd. Manhattan.
Browusvllle--S T. DoOrman, ST. Denis
Sherman--B. r. Smith. KeusIngton.
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AMERIcAN eAR ASSOCIATION
Twenty-fourth Annual Meeting in Prog
ress at Denver.

Denver Colo. August 2l.-The twenty
fourth annual meeting OF he American
Bar association opened with large at-
tendance Of members and the parquette and
,ralIerIes Of the Tabor Grand opera house
Wflc filled with visitors.
The feature OF tue morning session was
M. address 0f President Edmund Weumore
~ New York reviewing the Important
changes in the statute laws Of the Nation
and The states.
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Paducah. KY, August - One more
body was found today, that Of Mrs wa u
paws OF Livingston county, turtner e,,
fort has been suspended unth tnS shAb
boat can move the wreck.
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Arm Crushed By ! Gin Belt,

weatherfcrd, Texas. August 2o-Jen
Boyd a.ad his hand caught IN belt at a
Sin a. Lambert, this county. yesterday and
tls arm badly crushed.
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NEW YORK. THAT General Horace W .
Carpenter of this city Is the hitherto I'M
known doDAr OF 100000 for tue endowment
OF chek Of Chinese ~ Columbia unlYer
sity IL SEATED AS fact.
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niHelenI

Boston t,,, Even EsenIinss m' g iesd I.sss
would Ike nothlhE f !.
them all the lli's, vou fess g''l
Horace ! ne,l.ns fhefe's ~
among them Wnen
be done.
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orIIER nIARnIAGEs
Texans II Nav York.

Especial to Jhe post)
New York August 2i.-The followinp
Texans are registered In New York,
Houston-W. X. Bradbury, J. n. Taub,
Holman.
yietOaa--E C. wsrsAsimsr. St George;
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a Young Hunter Killed.

rpt worth Texas. August 2o.--Haroid
Deylu, cd IA years, son Of D. NJ Dewitt,
~Aeing cattleman Of this city. was al
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noFs
80 ouaE.

,no.+ instantly sIusd y. ~ 4 II
and a companion \ buck
for a hant. rldi n art AID W. ~
gun fell from ,ns asgina AVA
the entire loaa ihead
the hack Of his hepu, .-------
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

TERRY. LANGSTON- Nitpeola, Texas. Au-
gas Mr. II NJ Terry of this city ANA
Miss jesse Langston Of Nacogdoches were
mIr~td here last night at $40. Mr. Terry
Is tit&r, agent here and Is "a very popular
N9AnE man, while Miss Langstou is one
md,ts.
SHAW DUNE Corpus Christi, Texas
August IA Wedding OF two of Corn \
Chrsu'S popular Young people &c urred at
The Catholic church In this city this NJ rn.
ing an q O'Clock, when Mr.. Edward j. NV
and Miss Rosa Dunue were united In tnltr.
mony Nv Rev. Jaiiet. After the ceremony
sumntuous wedding repast and reception
was rendered them at the home at me
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
CARROLLHoPE.- Caldwell Texas An.
gust - Alr win Carroll and Miss Kettle
Hol't. hoth or this place, were married last
ngl' "a the residence OF j, c. Hale, ST..
the .grardfather OF the bride, Rev w :.
LAcfer officiating. The contracting parties
are nnmherS OF two OF the most respect.
able families ct The county, and are IN.
vorites With an who know them. They
leu on the night train for Waxahachie,
Iaeir FUTURE home.
OTHER MARRIAGES.
Gainesville. Waiter Mccormick and Miss
Anna Howard
Denton John Stevenson and Mrs. Lizzie
brentwood. Frank Hail and Miss Grace
Bcnh0m
Hllshoro. Aaron Springer and Miss veia
ltoyse
Texarkana. III. c. owens of Queen civ
aud Hiss Alice King OF TeXarkana
Marsbail.--Gpst4lYe Smith OF Paris and
Miss Ines Mineus Of Marshall,
Paris William Green and Miss Lena
Summers.
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Deaths from the praclpal diseases show
a decrease since 1870, the most notable
being IN consumption, which decreased
81 50 per 100000
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JOIly Jaeh TAI.

Jolly IS the word generslh
ciated with the jack tai ~ ssao'
picture Of health, and the bss,.l he
bles over in niirth and merrir,s sa''n I, ous-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-14

subject, Great Advent Light
Bible school at 12:15. Young peo-
PIES prayer meeting at 80, followed
by the regular evening preaching SER
vice at 7:3o, subject, 'sMessianic
Prophesies.'' ~
Thomas Harrington Of Morton
county, who shipped cattle without
complying with the inspection law
passed last winter, was fined $50 in
district coGrt at Mandan, and as it was
shown that he did not intend to violate
the law, the sentence was suspended.
Catholic c~hurch-third Sunday of
Advent-services ait $50 and 1920 a.
sermon, conscience Our Guide
and Our Tormentor." Sunday school
at 2 p. m. At 1880 p. m. Young Mems
meeting-sermon ON ETERNITY" Ben
ediction of the blessed sacrament
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday are
fast and abstinence days, in the Cath
Ollie church.
F. H. Angermier, representing a
Duluth company, has purchased a tract
OF land controlling the mouth of the
Cannon Ball river, and a half-mile
front on the Missouri river. He says
his"company will commence irrigation
works in the spring on a scale never
before attempted in North Dakota.
It intends to erect an immense pump
ing station at Cannon Ball, and run
pipes to Stevenson, thirty miles up the
Cannon Ball river. To that point it
will use Missouri water for irrigating,
and from there to the head waters it
will dam the Cannon Ball at I've
lent points. 1t will move eight or ten
families from Duluth to work on the
pumping station, and intends to en-
ploy all the Indians, who will work, on
the bitches.
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The Cry

Special Agent E. F. Allen has re-
turned from. a trip to Fargo.
Another exceptionally cold night last
night, the thermometer getting way
+. :
A. E. Preston's family has moved
back to the city from Wilton to attend
schools during the winter.
The Missouri is closed up tight and
all fears of a shortage in the ice crop
are removed by the present cold snap.
Church Of ST. George, Rev. A. A.
Joss, rector. Morning service at
1O:45; no evening service; Sunday
school at IL o'clock. + :
=, Mr.. Chas. Weigel, the Hebron mer-
chant: eame in on last evenings de-
lay1ed No. 4 and is transacting business
at the land office today.
There have been 100 homestead en-
tries ait the land Office so far this
month, and the total number Of filings
for the month will be large. /
C. D. Edick: Just got back from
Logan, Emmons and Mcintosh coun-
ties with a valise full of applications
for policies ingthe New York Life.
Harry Gilbert, formerly manager OF
the Western Union alt Mandan, has
been promoted to the position Of dis
patcher and stationed at jamestown.
The steam derrick from the west
side OF the river cleared the track at
Burleigh late yesterday afternoon, and
No. 8 pulled In about eight hours late,
There will be a dance given by Com
pany AZ N. On. G. Friday, Dec. 20,
1901. Music furnished by G. &c. Or
chestra- Supper will be served IN the
hall.
Uncle Don Stevenson is having some
testimony taken In Indian depreda-
ton claims In the city before Special
Agent Palmer OF the department al
Washington.
Extremely cold weather II reported
ait Dickinson and Medora Dickinson
reports o degrees below and Medors
reports s4 below by tho government
Thermometer ~
Oscar Il. Wills annual seed cata,
logue Is out and will 81 be dis
tributed. There are many calls fol
the catalogue this yearsO,a000 "a then
have been printed.
The Missouri Slope Land and In
yestnent company has received appli
cations forSthe sale of 81 sections o
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land, mostly from stockmen in the vi
cinity of Sentinel Butte.
Mrs. White expected to leave this
week for Indianapolis, but has deferred
her trip until next week, when Gov
ernor White will be able to accom-
pany her.
M. l.. Parker Of Fort Yates is among
the guests in the city today, returning
from Fargo to Fort Yates. He has
been attending the United States
court there.
Rev. P. N. Nystrom will preach to
the Scandinavian people tomorrow af-
ternoon ait 3 o'clock. The services
will be held at the First Baptist church
in the Swedish language.
Estelle Little, the twelve year old
daughter of MI. and Mrs. Frank Little
of Fayette, Stark county, who died last
week, was buried at Fayette Wednes-
day OF this week.
AAC hpOcIAAS III LIZ NlotiANlo CIuD,
which was to have been held at the
home of Mrs. w. B. Watson this after
noon, has been postponed to a future
date, notice OF which will be given
later. ~. ~. ~..'
There rel a good many frost bitten
ears and uoses among the pupils at
the public schools yesterday morning.
No serious cases are reported, although
one boy had his nose pretty badly
frosted. 5s.%, NJ s'
John Reissbeck of Dickinson was in
the city today on a land office contest
case, that of Wright VS.. Hollst. The
contestant in the case did not appear
when the case came up and a dismis-
sal Of the case was moved. ~
People who took reservoir claims
two years ago have to prove up or
them within the two years or they lose
their rights. a good many claimants
are having the lands surveyed, to pre-
sent proofs to the government
John Peterson, Ben Belk, p. G. Cor
such and Sergeant Watts returned last
night from Fargo where they attended
the state militia meeting Mick
0sConnor also returned, having been
in attendance as a witness on the y,
S. grand jury. %
The local in yesterday daily re-
garding the hours at the capitol was
not entirely correct The land office
secretaryo OF states Office and Insurance.
office will be open for the convenience
of the public. IS has always been tbs
eustom.until e'clock 4. M daily.
Divine services will be held tomor,
ROW All the First Baptist church as fol
! lows Preaching service at a a III
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GREAT WEATHER CALENDAR.

The Chattanooga Medicine Co., the
manufacturers of McElree's Wine of
Cardui and Thedford's Black-Draught,
just issued the 1902 edition of
the Cardui Weather Chart and Calen-
dar. This calendar has sprung into
universal prominence by accurately
.foretelling the Galveston flood and pre-
dieting the droughts and floods of the
past summer, a year ahead of each &C.
currence. This Office has just received
one of these calendars, which consists
of twelve sheets of paper, 13x20 inches
in size, all fastened with a gilt tin
strip and a brass loop hanger. Each