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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-26

The first game Of the Grand alley
league will be played on the Grand
alleys, Tuesday night, between the
SUBMITS and the Grands.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-01-31
THE DOMINICAN MISSION.

.The Mission at Ss ohns church thls veek
4: der the direction VI Fr. Kssrney. ''r"vin'
sial al u u grvat .ldsr o, Preachers. is q
shur-h cnueern which has intere>t. d opr en-
sirv public. The NJ rion not only directly
applies p the immedlsts parish In earnest
eoun~el 70 more iaiihiul ssryica IN the church
but Il In an appeal to the heart and head. the
inisliiesncs and the feeling oi all people "a
Snllow the line Of DUTY IN private as we'll ~
Subtle life. laid down by the Rsdeemei.
Father Kesinsy Ia one OF the sirnnRes'
Dreasi.ees nf his Ordey and Of his Church.
Rsass not quIbbls In ssct,risa din .nenrss,
he tloss NOT nrrnw and define = xectarisn
Path lo Bssven; he breaches from Jesns and
~. fsul. and while hs thund. n den nor = I'D
Asu,uacement nt satan. ut SIN. he holds up
~ hr holds cut the msrtiu! .scrins'e with
b0>eocnlix p 81 se TO the wrs-tched s.sul.
TIE cnurch has be n csow.lssi sinte the
Mtsnl.,u bsgsu. Our peyple regardless Of
oa,tArinu t,ssli-t ntte.sslssS. ts1cx se the ser.
Asns harm none hut the bad. and help all
Toe Sisaon Sss.sa on satrr lay night
foctur.s every syAniux st ! O'Clock. Ali are
fssarr K,aru~y 10 personally kn9xn In
ma y sf0 r rsadees He In y Kentuckian
He u among sss s.sremost In hunt aof = biri
Wasu Ga I chsss b s'n. Tie Ia is im tie i..n
on spl ssa-sl rv,l xtan< rsrvisse In the waf when
'tlO0l Wss shell. lie 10 here ihis week. "
n ske ueu 4Srs1 AMI ~ savs neus souls
faaher We afpey II an or atspr ~. - type sre-
~ soUn. He is . .'Cssln sinstion'' aS . xlnye
6orksesueG: 80 m -Ssn ~ n iOruns leaurer: He
has all the sliprisx grace of JNn VqsheeM
waving. hss .k.sntns. embracing. lining qp in
esro0 aud kss>tng la ten,ief t.ye ami Sasilci.
"a -. Tssbu. hike bsn Busl~r. ne clsucbes hts
III, he t1Nws hssck ard up linY his .iedxni
ir sut. tie slsH(,. his tsetli and bits . b ~ la
ahe ns~eL s.lfsise In rxprss >Ion aad Nh SMtly
pnsinuaslpg - n sshinehe srt y tpprnsch aud
t,alnt Ut tlS6 pret and the Cskl. he Is No H.
tucioaA - aud sapt:st. i',rOsc ? I'd defiant =, ns
1ussoa k2rs 30 sn.~l Sn his dissoii,e city
end his ssn ensiAved cGsu.try.
r.. Ke srpey w'suid % jest 70 OQr advertise.
0~at He b = x-esl prescises aud we lrsppe
The rssdsrs Of the eexrtsE1 VII % and hear
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-Arlie Stallsmith, OF New Pitts.
buryh. spent Sunday with his motl-
er In Logan.
-Ladies linen collars 3 to I inche.
high for 5 and 10 cent each at Mrs.
s. J. Thornburgh.
-Mu. 8. J. 'rhornburgh and jose
phine Rochester spent Sunday in Ca
nal Winchester, guests Of Mrs. Arch
Huston.
-"Old Arkansaw has reached that
stage Of PERFECTION where the drama.
tic critics term it among the grea,esi
scenic PRODUCTIONS on the road.
-"Old Arkansaw," Fred Rsy
'ncnd's great scenic productmn q,
Rempel's Opera House next Sa.ur-
day night. Reserved seat sicke,s
now OH sale.
Some Of the things you will see
in "OId Arkanssw" at Rempel's
Opera House next Saturday night.
The great train robbery, the destFuo-
tion Of the expires car by dynamite
aud the night express in the distance
as it winds around the dizzy heights
Of the mountain RANGES,
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STEERS ( COMPANY.
South Mulberry Street, - Logan, Ohio.

this aectl"n.
Ut course contracts may b made
for lesser sum; but where no con.
tract IL made, the officer must pub
lish his report and the printer is en-
titled to charge the full rate.
The Village Council. IF this case,
has no more right to pass a resoluti.n,
fixing the price OF the legal publIca-
tion. required ny law 10 lss made by
the Clerk than the Countv Commis-
s'oners would have to FIX . lesser rate
for the publication Of the Auditors,
Tressurer's or their own annual re-
p.rt required to be pablshed accord
ihg 70 Law.
In all these cases, it 70 simply q
question tn be determined by the
lr"iy who audits aud pays the bill,
whether fhe report has heen in fact.
published accorling I" law. by an
autnurlzrd newspaper, ami then pay
the Isgal rates 6xed by this ssc-
tirn.
Unless s''me new defense is plead
ed in this case. Shriver is entitled to
the fuli rate for publishing this
Clsrk's report.
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perintendeut; the societies to which
he belonged 10 q body; friends from
afar, aud overcoming all, the PLAIN
good people. his neighbors. hundreds
Of them from all the country found
came in tribute, in last of the good
works Of mercy, TO bprv their dead.
With ell the eacred ceremqries of his
church from his Minister, IN barred
hs.ds aud praying hearts, the thou
sands, speechless in words, his asso-
cia,es of the Perry C"anty Bar, under
the hand of Judge Wright, with cruwn
Of flowers vi-inx in whited chastity
the weave Of the dransry aung from
on High. he was laid 10 rest. III his
last bed swaiting the Resurrection.
in somewhst of . feeling Of q per
snnsl bereavement, the death of Mr.
Finck. hurts %. 1t breaks a chain
that held US. Il loses \ friend that
helped "s. Il disappears an exemp-
lar. ~ho might continue us. In the
basty say before the ever opening
grave clutci'ing tor us. we throw
now. this lrsfet on the hurry ing
tides, to the Names of tie dead We
mourn.
Rs it for Us al Of %. all men try
ing To d. right, to not forget, while
vouchase.l us tp live, "a holy and n
Wholesome thought" to pray tor she
dead.
May it not he proper prayer. to in
soke the gu'd departed whom we
knew and are In the Breyiary Of ouI
hearts If not IN the calender Of
Saints, to still coucrrn Themselves
for Us, aud look down on US ap'i
guide ne aud guard aud watch as
18th regards not altogether estrangrd
~ We rush full fast On the current u
the sscean.
The family have our sympathy.
His friends have our co,n,non sorrow
We unite. all iu the prayer, MAY he
rest 10 peace"
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A Sad Bereavement.

Edward. Youngest son of Mr. and
MF Jos Judy. in the country neaI
L''g,n. died Tuesday morning frun'
a cont4gicus disrase that keeps from
the afa 'cted home People in sympathy
f"r tho~e wh" mourn their dead.
Since the New Year the dark wing
e,l' Angel has shadowed this house
h"ld and taken the el.irst and the
youngest Of the brothsrs, bright boys.
dusiful children. The syppaihv Of
this entire community is heartfelt to
the family 10 thi, sad boqF of sqFrow
and bereavement.
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Lecture Course Notes.

The aale of rererved eeatee for th'
Lecture course will commence at
. % Standard time. FRIDAY Feb. Let
The board will Ike at Rsmpels Ba
xasr. No seats will he rssearvea i,
advance Of that hour aud the seat,
cannot lie reserved without present
ing the ticket you already hold. l,
70 desired that all ticket holders hav,
an equal chance and there will Le NJ
deviation from this plan.
Father Kelley, the 6rst lecturer.
served as Chaplain during the w,
with Span, l'sing sucressivsly in tn.
army corps Of Lee. Shaiter aud Cop.
Pinger. lie has gained an enviab!s
place smongst the orators of the
country. H. is young man Of ex-
certi"nal talent, with q maghifican'
presence and q voice Of remarkal,l.
sweetness. The following eessimon-
ial is one of many We have regarding
this talented speaker.
AN ELoQUExr ORATOR.
"Faiher Francis Clement KelIe,
delivered his lecture. "The Yankee
V"lg"tser." 1t the Cilizen's Opera
llouse last evening. Father Kelley
Is gifted and eloquent orator, an'i
the subject Was h4nlled iq very
brilliant aud ahIs manner.
81 cl,,sely did Father Kelley hold
the attention of the aadienrs. and O.,
interested did they l'~come, that ~
the conclusion of bis discourse the
hearers remained seate.i same time
Srf"re they arose to depart. rs all
lonYrd Tor more talk Usi the eame line
by the gifted pastor. daily C'es.
rent, Deiianc~, Ohio.
DON'T forget the dste. Saturday
evening, Feb. 8" At 8 O'Clock Stand
ard time.
Course tickets 5 entertainments 81
single admission 35c.
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500 yards - inch Cambrick Em-
huidrry. 8 cents.
500 zsr.ls 81 inch Cambrlck Elm
brcidery. ls c-ats,
200 yards at inch Cumbric E'r-
br"idery. 23l cents.
Neat new patterns. value full %
per cent more. aud will not be sold
for that price after February 18th.
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type used 10 printing such ADVERTISE
ments. The same srclion provides.
that the legal advertisements shall be
SIT up in compact form and printed
in type not smaller than Nonpareil
The latter pnvision IS intended to &C.
cure the publication in such form ~
that it may be read Ly ordinary per-
sons, being in same type as ne~spa-
pers are generally printed. In some
instances the pr,ce'of legal p"blica-
tions is fixed by law, othe, wise than
in this section; not 60 with the Clerks
annual report.
The price therefore, which Shriver
is enl'sled 10 charge aud receive from
the Village Of Shawnee, for this pub
licatiou, being in tabular form. is
$l.5O per fq"yre. This is true. be-
cause as l have already indicated.
there was no contract On his part TO
publish the same for less cum. He
is entitled therefore, to charge the
full rate aud there is uo power iu the
Town CounVil Of Shawnee, or any
other Council IN 4 similar case, to
reduce the amount of the regular bill
the legal rate.
The duties Of the Council are to
examine the published report and
satisfy themselves that il is a correct
report as furuished BY the Clerk to
the newspaper TOR publication; salts.
fy themselves that it was duly pub
lished, then measure and determine
the number of squares of space 'cccu-
pied Ly tue legal advertisement they |
then must allow in payment therefore.
the sum Of one dollar for each
square for the FIRST insertiqn (Which
is sll that Is required in this case)
and for tabular or ruled work, the
snm of one dollar and fifty cents per
square Therefore Shriver - en,itl-
I'd to receive from the Village of
Shawnee, the sum Of one dollar and
! half per square for the 1864 SQUARES
in The publication, and the
Council has no right to cut down his
bill. and he If cot oound to accept
any lesser sum. The action of the
Council in allowing him the sum of
300. So, as set forth in the answer of
The Village. is not binding upon
Shriver, and all the allegations in the
answer Of the Villsge, herein above
quoted 10 not constitute any defence
70 Shriver's action, aud are irrelevant
Ind redundant, aud the same are or.
1ersd stricken out.
1t will be noticed that Section 1865
different officers, the
rice Of whose publications is fixed at
he saine rate rs that Of the Clerk
II the Shriver case. All of those of.
Icers whether state. county, town.
hip. or municipal, are required to
'nblish certain annual reports for
i,s information Of the public. who
re- entitled to know, from year to
ear the status of various funds, un.
er control OF these officers.
II is a wise provision of the Legis-
atqre that thus brings before the
,eneral public, annually in detail.
he account Of the Stewardship Of
hose various officers, 90 that the tax-
aver may be apprised Of what IL
one with the funds levied and col-
,cted from him, as a citizen of the
in which he lives. So
rat there might be no mis-under- dI
landing of the price to be charged +
nd received by the printer, the stat e e
te has settled it by the language of 70
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o. B. Church.

Sunday. Jan. n. yss = fruitful day. 100
~sse In the ). g. The Junior Y. r. c. u. had
aa attendance Of e. In = t"tsl Of ~. Fiv~
p~s10es were received imtiD the church. A
foesl of - AcssossDux ksserial Interest will mi-
bach - tise sefvlssas OF hext ssunta.. Al iO.e,
. 90 rorepli'sn ai u3embrrA and Ina ptlyiu o.
psnuDas recently reyelved who have ,sot been
oaPeA1od. All are seicOme.
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Local News.
PERsoYALNEws.

RE eeHrrrgL - alUsva Rlad 10 maes
Ae.slion Of vssif,brs. GINNING or nptnw: of NJ.
"a Il gsnri q, blrthA bIrtNtasss weddings 400
inci.tenta III local intataat rs.lssiu9 80 hurch
and nr,sspsl TNg ARNrrxEL cau only obtain
ehls ln..sl uevs w,eu the news u given p.
l1Dss The ~stems" u the Ofas& we viii DO m~
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NOTICE!

Holders of reserved tickets for the
Elk Ministries on Feb. 7,h can get
them marked at F.. Blasius d Son
after 8 a. m. Monday Feb. 4,h.
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WANTEDLadies and Gentlemen to In.
w troduce the "n0tfest' seller on earth. DR..
whites Electric Comb. patented lSoo. Aeonea
are cOiniEx money. Cures all forms Of sealp
ailments, headaches, ETC., yet costs the same
~ ordinary cOmn. send 50 esnts In stamps
.or sample: ID. N. kosH. General Manager.
Decatur. III. Jan. 3-3m.
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Mrs.. ): J. Thorpburgh having
Just received . fice lice of hair
switches and hair. rolls that are
beauties. that will cell for $75. $l.O0,
Sl.so, $500 and up to $500, in the
..haAsa -. L.
The Misses Glars ind Emma
Hopkins were business visitors 10 ID
columbus Mouday.
x"Qsa AFkksssass.w,'
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/. o. d. +. Notice.

Thess vail b . sssci Il msss'nsof Mineral
4srampmsnt NO. sisa hond,y night Feb. Z
et7p - STAN lard time. Al Patrisrchs are
fsssssssd TO be prsaest &c xcxAMeAL.
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One Ease TO- cent Ginghams. IN
short lengths. Fast Colors, 10 to 20
yards IN piece-by the piece, 5lc
per yxr'l; t" cut them, Go.
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For Sale or Rent.

I have far '>le ~ rent dwelling hous-.
eustsd fnr - small ismIly. just outside ii tile
eerpu atson. but In school district Term.
fDosDnable. Call on IN. ACKER.
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wallnsn. fhurns- q" sFs h.v!ns thei,
sore sunm elexnLtly nnisheii up. fre.h pa.
Dsrsd. newly painted. and In its general plan
nf cnunter aud shelf and manner and display
efeoods. the most elegant and i'e.t accommo
estins OF any s,ors In the Valley. Call and
~.
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Ten Pieres Twilled Furniture
Ro,ps in this sale. Five cents per
yard will buv them.
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ricipaiity Ct the condition "f all III
funds Of the Village. PRIOR to the an
nnal Spring Election; aud thev ar
required to be published in dstail,h
the Clerk, so tina, the taxpayers ant
all interested persons may see how
the pnblic funds have been expend
ed. and what bonds Of Indebtedness
il any, exist. aud what the public GER
wants of the municipality have bee,
doiug with the public money; snd
also how they have conducted the Of
fsirs entrusted to them. 1t is tht
intention Of the lay, that the public
aisy, prior to the Spring Election,
have this information through thf
Clerk's report. so that if in the,l
judgment, affairs have not been man
aged properly WITHIN the municipal.
ity. they may change officers ut the
Spring electi"n; or if they spprove
the last years record of their public
servants, they have the opportunity
Of re iniorsing them at the polls. 0l
course it will lie admitted by all.that
the publisher Of a newspaper is at
liberty to, and may, make contract
with the Clerk or Village Council
-f"r less rate than the legal one;and
~hen such contracts are made prior
to the pnblica,i"n. the stipulated
prlos as agreed upon by the part:e.
onlv can be recovered.
The answer Of the Village Of Shaw
nee dues not declare any contract with
Shriver; fur there is no allegation in
the answer, that he agreed to publish
the report n the rate of IS cents pet
square. The mere fact that he pull
lisl,ed the action Of the Town Coun.
. 'n hrs newspaper. does not bind
him, because this was done prior 10
The time the Clerk had prepared his
report; and there is no claim made in
the deiense that Shriver agreed to
the terms said to have been laid down
by the Village Council.
A legal contract never exists in
the absence of the meeting of minds
Of the contracting parties. The
must be made by one aud
accepted BY the uther. The publish
ing oi the report BY Shriver, WAS
ander bis contract with the Clerk. aud
not with tie Council. There is no
privity Of relation between Shriver
aad the Council prior to his pubIica-
lion, therefore NO contrart could ex.
st by which Shsiver was bound. Let
~ req then, &hat hs is entitled to
charge and receive for Publishing
lhls report. Sectign 1886 r. 5. p,o
gides; ''Publishers Of newspapers may
,harge aud receive for publication OF
advertisements, notices and procla-
nations, the price or rate for which
n not otherwise fixed hy law, requir-
ID to be published by any public Of
icer of the state, county, CITY. VII
AGE, hamlet, school, beneficial or
'thsr public institutions. etc. The
ollo~;ng sums to wit: for the frs,
Insertion, one dollar for each square
md for each additional Insertion
by law or person order. /
ng the insertion. so cents for each
quare, fractional squares TO be esti-
aated at same rate tor space occu-
led; and in advertisements contain-l
ng tabular or ruled work an add.
ional sum of so per cent may be!
harged to the foregoing rates."
Section 1869 provides: that a
,uare shall he considered and held /
, be space occupied BY 24o ems, Of
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FOR SALE:

House and Lot on Nam Street, one
Mare, 4 Cows, 7 head, Ypung Cattle.
Call on pr. J. II. DYE.
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We have much that = new to ahow
von-G.'ods that We hivs Just re-
celyed in the past week. New Dress
Goods. New Wash Gs,o'is-LasRe
and varie.l line. We think our stock
of Spring Goods show moro Of ~
Assortment and Pfestier Styles than
We ever had IN our houss.
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New Carpets, Mattirgs aud Rugs
for the Spring trade. An Immense
Stork tn Selrct from.
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NJ. fsrcie Rsmpsi met sith the misfortune
sospfain his arm While Oowliax at Beck 's
Ten Pin Alley. The action dnes nat fracture
4eriies good temper. nhd he IL st hil place
IN the Bank. hnndy and che~rful 10 wait ON
his many customers. . though nothing u
hurt had happensd
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DIR. D. A. RANNELLS.
Physician q Surgeon.
once one door west Of Rocheeter's Store
Residence. Gim BILE Block. Telephone Noeo

WANTED: Capable. reliable person In sv.
of soiid 6narcial reputatiOn; S916 salary per
year, payable weekly. 81 per dsy absolutely
sure and all expenses; seraight boua-0de, de4.
each Saturday and expense money advanced
each week. STANDARD HOUSE, 50 De0s-
born street. CHICAGO. Jan l7-l6W.
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Mn. J. B. Ds'Ilison and Ers. r. n. Mckay
have issued Invitations ior . reception 10 be
g.vea at the home OF Mis-. Mckay, Friday
aftsrpoon.
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ne "Antiquss" sprprshi Nrz Dr.. Steward
lase Monday night by presenting her in an
address Of Affection By Nj. B'v-n with two
beautiful spoons. ''ns for fruit. ths other for
olives. and both 9Th Mn. stewards name
beautifully engraved. =
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We have a few pair of Blankets
you rsn have for what they cost Us.
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Both services At the Presbyterian church
will be OF special Interest ON Sunday Dr.
Steward will spe.k on Drifting liz the Morn
Ing" At7p m the c. z society wall conduct
the services a. II 10 "Endesyor slay"
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Senator Lowry was called 10 Athens on last
Monday BY the death OF Miss jRurick, the
aaashtsr Of superintendent Rorick Of that
lu0iliutiOn. y
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The Twice Five ciu6 met At John Dausher
ya on last Monday evening and discu-sd
Germany.
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The various socirtie. OF our city added 10
the Installation OF 0n1cen . pleasant snd 20
eial feature. y banquet. b which families and
r.ends wess inv,tsi. lllist pfsociety on
n ais viii be given next week.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION
RENDERED BY
JUDGE o. ". H. WRIGHT
At the December Term (19OO of
the Perry County Court.

W. p. shriver Perry cagnsy. O..
The Village OF Shawnee. Common Pleas.
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Judge Wright and Mr.. and Mrs Lewis ureen
attended the funeral ot Hon. W. e fiuck In
0omerset on last Monday.
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stisrs Co will give t'srsatns for the next
Aftssn days. Zee advertisement
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FOR SALE.

viii sell my heh Interest In an EntsrpFiso
saw. mill and Scheidl~r engine nearlv new,
mill is In eood repair. average capacity 400
70 daily, four circle aawn one jusS new also
one picket mill which cuts AK 8 inch pickees
at once or smaller II desired have cut 7Uoo
and mill. and emery GUNNER and . lot Of
t0ols This prOperty clear Of all incumbrenoeD
A good taTrit0ry for saving Good timboe
will sell cheap l0r cash, Wnte mr. prices o.
come and see me, A. u. SIHKE1.
Jan S+2m North Berne. Fairfield Co., O
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One case Standard Da,k Prints
only Bic per yard.
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For Fifteen Days We will give .
Sperial Discount Of 1a} per cent. OF
on Shoes.
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Numerous new things in Notions
and Fancy goods thas can not b
itimizsd here for want of space.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-14
SUES FOR DAMAGES.

Fargo, May 14-Attorney M. A. Hill
dreth filed papers in the clerk of
courts Office yesterday in action which
he is bringing against the Northern
Pacific Railway Co., in behalf of
Michael Corrigan to recover damages
amounting to $4,000 for injuries re-
ceived by Corrigan last fall, which re-
suited in the amputation of one of his
legs above the knee
1t is claimed that Mr.. Corrigan, who
was employed as car-oiler in the Far
go yards by the company, was directed
on the morning of November 16, at
about 3 o'clock in the morning, to as
sist in the repairing of a ''bad ORDER
car which was standing on siding.
While employed is repairing the car,
Mr.. Corrigan was forced to get under
meath it, in order to do his work prop-
erly, and that while so engaged, other
cars were switched in upon the track
the "bad order" car was standing up
On, humping against it in such a man
ner that Mr.. Corrigan's leg was mutt
lated. He was sent to the N. P. hos
pital in Brainerd where the limb was
amputated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-14
NO INDIANS NEED APPLY.

Fargo Call: 1t was reported yester-
day afternoon that the fire festival
committee had about concluded to not
have the Indians from the Standing
Rock Agency, for the reason that the
government would not consent to the
Indians leaving the reservation. This
will be good news to great many of
the Fargo people who are not in favor
of bringing in a lot of Indians as an
attractions, thinking that their per-
formances will not be very enlighten-
ing after their appearance at the Cas-
selton street fair last fall. Most Of
the people favor the plan of having the
money which would have been appro-
priated for the Indians used as a fund
with old soldiers and boys of the North
Dakota volunteers, who served in the
Philippines, may be entertained.