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Deming headlight., 1901-03-09
GoodAdvIce.

Tho most miserable beings Ia the
world nre those suffering from Dyspep
sla aud Liver Complaint. Mnfe than
seventy hye per cent of the people Ia
the United states nre afflicted with ihese
two dlaenses aud their effects euch ~
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habiiual
Costlycness palpliailon Of The Heart,
Heartburn, Water hrash, GnaWlng aud
Burning paln' NJ the PIT ofihc sipma"h
Yellow Sklu, Coated Tongue aud Dis
agreeable Taste ~ Mouth, coming up OF
Food after Eating, Law spirits, olo. Ga
10 your Druggist aud get n hottie OF
August FluNer fur Is ccuis. Two dosci
viii relieve you. Try H. Get Gresu''
Prize Almansc, for sale by }, y. Byron
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09
IN THE WINTER.
fRnnsnn.s PIaslnr q PaIns MaslM.l

FOR coughs aud colds Benaon's Porous
Pi,siou aro an incompanably better rem
oil than any othur external 90 informal
Tholr medicinal properties cutter tho skin
and o. straight 70 the mt II r.. diAsase'
Thoy rollnyo and Hure n "seated" cold
without disturbing the sysiam ~ upEoiting
tho stomach. Cough mixturs often nau-
seato. llunaon'a Pastors are medicinal In
the highest degree, aud quickest 10 act,
Placed on The Ghost or back oT ON both
Al nncs Ia serious cnaea, tho good effect 10
fet Tho congestion y o'dn, the
osngh nhataa aud Tho hronthing improves
Lung or brOnchi,l affections Dr kidney
ditrnso, nro cured with the least possible
suffering aud lnaa of time.
lionsln'n plnatora aro lmmeaaurably au-
poriog ~ nlllalCnna, STRENGTHENING, Cap
ileum or any other combination Ia plaster
form. Thoy are alao preferable 20 oint-
monis, llninfnia and snlyca.
llaaonA Playcfs hago received Wtyihue.
Mgiesf nloqfds over all eompctitofAi ami
more than 900 phyaicians nul druggists
have declared lhom in be- ono Of tho few
Trustworthy household renelllss. For o. Ia
by nll druggists. or We viii psepay postage
on any mum or oriorod Ia The United
States On recolpt ~ 25n each.
30 sure ynu got N, gouuino Accept no
initiation on substitute.
Beabury A Johnson, Mfg Chsmilta. n y
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09
Hnd To Connucr Or DIe.

II WAS Just about gone" writes Mrs,
Rosa Richardson, of Laurel spriugs, n
G., 81 had Consumption 20 bad that the
bes, doctors said could not live more
than month, bnt began TO use DE-
Kiug's New Discovery and was wholly
cured by seven bottles aud am nov
stout and WE'LL" It's 40 uurivaled life
saver In Consumption, Pneumonia, II
Grippe aud Brcnchlilsi unfallible fol
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever
Croupe and whooplug Cough. Guaran
tced boliles 5Ocis. aud . 90 Trial boltl,
free at, J = Byrun's drug store.
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09

Yes. August Flower sill has tue lnrg
n sale of aus medicine In tho cisilizrd
world. Your m0thcra' aud gmndmoih
rrs' never ihnugat Of uaing pnyihlpp
else for indigestion or biliOuanehs.
Doctors we're scarce aud they Sodium
heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prus.
tration or Heart failure, etc. They used
August Flower ~ clean out the system
and niop Fermentation nf uudlgesled lond,
regulate the action Of the liver, silmnlrie
thr nervous aud nrgunlc action " the
synion, aud that IL al they took when
f.ellna duh aud had with headarheu aud
nther aches, You only need u few dnset
N tlfern's August Flower Ia liquid
form. tn make sou satisfied there le 10th
ne serious the mailer wllh you. FoI
sale by r. byrou.
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09

section o., Compiled Laws, 1897; Here
after IL shall not be lawful Tor auy per-
sun to carry any hre arms or deadly
weapons VI any cattle roundup in this
territory aud any persUn violating the
provisions of this section shall be lined
iu ANY sum uot less than SO nor more
than $lOO Justices OF the peace ~ well
no the district cuuri shall have inrlsdio.
lion Ia al cases arising u der this sec-
tiun.'
All parties wearing six'shootern al
stock ya,ds will be- held under tie above
law aud must leave their guns NJ homs
or In camp. Louis /. MARSHALL, i. z.
Prsclucl No. a., Grant Co
Deming, January 81, 1901.
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09

Remain quietly VI home aud take
Chambcrlains Cough Remedy ns direct
ed and a quick recovery IL aure 10 follow
That remedy cownieracts any tendency
" the grip 20 results IN pneumonia,
which 10 really the only danger Among
the tens Of thousands who have used Il
for the grip not ono case has ever been
reported that did not recover. For sale
by J. Z. Byann.
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09

Col. J. @. MeadOFs, superintendent oi
the Military Institute. lelt last Thursday
tor Louisiana, having received telc-
gram announcing the dangerous illueao
OF hia mother. A telegram received
from Col. Meadora on Saturday sRid hle
mother died Thursday nighi.-lsuswull
Record.
Col. Meadnrs has many friends In this
city aud vicinity who extend their ~ m
liathy la this, hls hour " sorrow.
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09
worI,Inr Overtime

Eight hour laws are Ignored by those
tirless, little workers-Dr. Kings New
life Pills. Mllliouu are always At work
night aud day, curing Indigestion, Bii
iousness, Constipation, Sick Headache
aud all stomach, Liver aud Bowel iroub
lee. Easy pleascnt, safe, sure. Only 25e al
J. Z. Byroua drug s,orn.
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09
statement

London aud Lancashire Fire Insurance
Co., for the year ending December 3lst,
1900,
Total assets IN United states.
Dec. 81, lDOc..... ..S2 b1i,5JS,0 80
Total Liabilities IN United
States, Dec ~, 1900 ,sl ,el3.02s.77
J. s. bclden, Manager.
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09
LOCAL ITEMS or INTEREST

Abe Muikey announcements, page 4.
KInuear'a Derma Lotiop, once applied
yuu Will use none other.
VIII wauchope aud lad, were IN ircm
the ranch las. Thursday.
Large lot oi school tablets Jus. receiv.
ed as KInuear's.
Yesterday was Arbor Day and was ob
served by our high school.
Lost -tirey horse, 10 hands, W. J..
Namel's brand. f25 reward Tor return to
Wan Brothers.
Mr aud Nrs. Q. A. Ament left ON last
Monday Tor the city Of Mexico. They
will be absent several days.
Kluuear's Derna Lotion renders the
skin soft aud sr'ooth.
n. G. Hobart WAS down from Silver
City Thursday.
The best brands Of cigars only at Kin
nrur's.
Mrs. d. r. Baker aud baby, Of Santa
llun, wore visiting Mis-. Petty this week
Kinnsart Derma Lotion. ne IN the
lasi, Ia sull the bes, t'r the face aud
hands
I.un II. brown. cashier OF our Defining
Bank visited SILVER [ lly last Saturday
Loaf lady breasipln, barr with
diamond Ia the center. Liberal reward
for return 20 Mrs. Richard Hudson.
Two young Mormon preacners spent
several days In the city this week In the
iuisgest " their church
Persons who can not take ordinary
plIls nnd Il a pleasure TO take DEWITT
Little Early l,lsers. They are the bes
little liver pills ever made. J. 7. Byron
The public school will give an enter
talnment At the opera house the lns
Saturday night Ia March for tie beneh
~ the public school library.
There IL always danger In using cou'
terf-lts ~ DeWitis witch Hazel salye
The Original 10 a safe and certain eur'
FOG plies. Il 10 a sooihlng and heailnl
aalve Tor sores aud all skin diseases. j
=. Byron.
Representative Walton and Council
man Flelder pnssed through from SAINT
We lns, Saturday to spend sunday a
silver city.
Our llna of toilet articles, hasr brushe
and notions Il just as complete hs eve
aud we invite your attention 20 them'-
! A kinnear A Co.
Thomas Marshall IL giving bis res
donce In West End neat coat paint
Furnished Rooms for light house
keeping az Mrs. Lesters, corner sprue
street and Copper Ave.
Dr.. 3. d. swope ls building fou
room residence on bis Copper nyenu
property. 10 be ussd for rental purpose
Put your stomach. liver aud blood
healthy condition aud you eau DEFY di
ease. prlckly Ash Bltters success
fui regulator. Sold by J. A. kinne'
A Co.
The remodellng of the residences Of
Nordhaus 10 nearing completing. IN
pretty home 10 much improved aud no
fronts on Spruce street.
Like bad dollars, al counrieiriis
Dewlils Witch Hazel salve are "orll
lees. The ofiglnsl quickly cures pile
ores aud all sklu diseases. j, =. byrS
Rev. y. y. Vance was quite VI 'h
week but We are glad 70 report his co
dlilon very much improved.
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09
blown To Aton,s

The old idea thHt the body sometimes
needs powerful, drastic, purgat'vr pill
has been explodrdi Tor DE-, Kings Ne9
Life Pills, which are peweclly harmless
gently aiin iate liver aud buwe!a % o.
pel polls Jua matter, cleanse tbs system
aud o. siluiely cure Constipation aud
Sick ieadnche. Only 25c a, J. r. By
rou's drug store.
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09
FloatIne Flags.

Ever loyal. the citizens Of Dem.
ing, regardless Of political aiiilia'
tons, on last Monday floated Old
Glory TO the breeze lof which
there was plenty In honor Of the
Inauguration Of the President Of
these United States on that day.
From every flag pole aud house
top available, there was floating q
nag Of greater or less Dimensions,
according TO circumstance. The
flag that was unfnrled TO the
breeze from the top os the new
pOstoiiice corner In the Mahoney
block resembled the national
democratic party, In that, while Il
was ofhuRe proportions, It seemed
to have been shot all to pieces,
bat II iloaied just the same
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09

This dlseese always results tsom .
cold or an attack Of the grip and may be
prevented by the timely use OF Cham
berlaln's Cough Remedy. That remedy
was extensively used during the epi-
denies Of La Grippe Of tho past few
years, aud not single case has ever
been reported that did not recover Of
that resulted ln pneumonla, which shows
Il 10 be a certain preventive Of that dan
gerous disease. Chamberlaln'a Cough
Remedy has gained a world wide reru'
tatIon for lts cures Of colds aud grip,
For sale by }. r. Byron.
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09
On Short Notice.

Last Sunday morning Rev. Abe
Mulkey was taken III aud was un.
able to keep his appointment aud
Rev. J.. s. Smith, our Methodist
minister, was called upon to oc.
cnpy the pulpit. Expecting Mr.
Mulkey to be pre- ~, Rev. Smith
had mad no previous preparation
but when he arose aud gave out
his text aud entered OF his dis.
course, the congregation listened
to one Of the most eloquent ser
mons ever delivered In Deming,
Atall times prepared, his heat
aud soul IN the work, Rev. Smith,
though q young man, will yet ac'
cOmplish much good here, aud
our people were fortunate Ia Sc,
curing HIM.
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09
Only s2S TO California.

Via Sana Fe Route; Tickets good In
louslst Shoppers aud reclining chair cars.
Take the trip and see California at les
prettiesi. Tickets NJ Depot,
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09
pRoposALs roR rnEln nEE

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEE 4
AND MUTTON Onlur ,hief Cummls-
saiy, Denver. Col, March !, lOOi.--Nral-
I'd proposals fDr furnishing aud deliver
Ing fresh beef aud mutton on block dur-
log fiscal year commencing July 4 1901
will be received AZ offices ni onumiesnriel
nt following pOaia unlil 1 q. 90 standard
mUnutaiu tin', April l. 1891, aud then
prnrd; Forts Apiche, innt, llua
cbucha, A. r., btyurd nnd Wneate, n.
u Proposals. Wlll be- received aud
uprurd ut Tie same iime Tor fresh beef
and mutton, io hn delivered at thrae
rnsiF, 90 temperature net greater ,han
800 degrees Fahrenheit Information
furnished on application. Envelope,
cunininlug proposals should he marked
"pruposaiu fnr fresh hoef aud mutlun,'
and addressed "a Cnmmlrsary nt posts IA
10 bo supplied J W. POrE, Major, q
NJ. Actg chief COMFY.
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09

XVANTiD Reliable man for Manager of Branch
W unlre We wlsh "a open in thlu Vicinity, IL
ynqF record n %. N, hefr D. yurr uppurcuulit,
kiudlt give good rolefencf when writing, 1iik
A u MOultla WHOLESALE HOUSE, Clucin
natl, Ohio llusiiaisd catalogue DOS tianps iai
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09

Perfectly Healthy people have
pure, firn, warm, nuufishing blood, good
appetite and good digeaiion. Hood =
Sarraphrilla gives these. aud thus u
makes people healthy aud Keeps thom
80. Get ouiy Hoods.
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09

A RUTH CHAPTER. No. D, q. y.
80 y meets nfui and third rueadayp
~ each month 10 hancnlc ball.
Gold AVouue Mrs, AehRa Field W. N.
Mfn hoille Pennington. Sec
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09

Sick headache lie cured by IIood''
Pills 20 cents.
Deming headlight., 1901-03-09

See Abe Mulksy'a announcements on
fourth page Of this issue.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-12
A. B. KITTREDGE.
Appointed by Gov. Herried
United States Senator,
South Dakota.

Pierre, S. D., July 1l.-At 2 o'clock
this afternoon Governor Herreid ap.
pointed A. B. Kittredge to the seat in
the United States senate made vacant
by the death of Senator Kyle.
Kittredge will accept
Governor Herreid this AFTERNOON
gives out the following interview on
the senatorial situation: "For a week
1 have been receiving kilograms and
letters and listening to the arguments
of friends of various candidates fol
United States senator. I have con-
sidered the man rather than his loca.
ton. I do not underestimate the
great ability and high character OF
the different aspirants for this high
office when say that from my init
mate acquaintance with Mr.. Kittredge
1 consider him the most honorable,
conscientious and upright and pre-
eminently qualified to represent our
splendid young commonwealth in
the senate of the United States"
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-12
q. A. R. Report.

Devils Lake, N. D., June %, 'O1.
Commander of Gen. Burnside Post, No. %,
Oakes, North Dakota.
Dear Sir.-I have the honor to re-
port to yourself and comrades that
attended the Twelfth Annual En-
campment of the Department OF
North Dakota, held at the Chautau-
qua grounds near Devils Lake, on
June 27. % and 20, 1901.
That the Encampment has been a
pleasant and profitable one. Gen
eral Crooks Post of Devils Lake en-
tertained the members of the G.. A. r.
and w. R. G. right royalty. The
election of all officers for the ensuing
year was unanimous in each case.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year and the place
of the next meeting fixed as Fargo.
Meeting to be held in June, date in
the month to be fixed by the Com
mander, vice-commander and council
of administration.
D. g. Duell, of Devils Lake, Com.
mander.
Robert Weagent, Of Grafton, Sen
ior Vice Commander,
w. H. Blanchard, of Lisbon, Jun
ior Vice Commander.
DR.. j. H. Johnson, of Lisbon, Med
ical Director.
Ezra Irwin, of Tower, Department
Chaplain.
Delegates to National Encampment
P. H. Cummings, of Fargo, Dele.
gate-at-Large.
NJ, D. Chappell, of Grand Forks,
Delegate.
A. A. Hall, of Minnewaukau, Alter
nate-at-Large.
G. H, Olmstead, of Larrimore, AL
ternate,
l suggest that this report be read
at next Post meeting or printed in
next issue of Oakes paper.
Respectfully Submitted,
j. B. RooT,
Accredited Delegate from General Burnside
Post No. %.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-12
Resubmission League.

One j. E. Campbell signs a call for
the citizens of Mandan and Morton
county to meet in the city hall at
Mandan on the evening Of July 13,
for the purpose of organizing Gre
submission League"-the object of
which is to bring about a repeal of
the present prohibition law and sub
stitute therefor a high license law
this movement to be non-partisan,
Such an organization will make but
little headway in Che state at large
until the Sixth Judicial District
makes an honest effort to enforce the
present law. That the sentiment in
the western part of the state is, in
favor of a high license system in
stead of the present law cannot be
d enied but until this section can go
to a state convention with clean
hands and demonstrate the imprac-
ticability of the present law no salts
factory result can come from league
of this nature. To have force and
effect resubmission league must be
composed of men who favor law and
order and not Of men who openly
violate the law or sanction it's viola
ton. If, instead of the present farce,
the law is enforced-or an honest ef-
fort made in that direction-a resub-
mission league from the Missouri
slope will be power that will de-
mand the merit and the respect Of
the fair minded people of the whole
state, either in convention or legisla-
ture assembled, The enforcement Of
the present prohibition law in this
state may bring about its repeal, and
the substitution of a high license
system, but the child just born will
not live long enough to see the law
repealed unless it is first enforced
Bismarck Tribune,
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-12
One Result OF Confidence.

1t is a striking fact that the annual
payment Of interest upon the public
debt is now less than it was before
the war with Spain. On April ],
1898, the total annual interest charge
was 1884, ,3Ss,0o0. 1t is now $29,998,-
600, reduction each year1of ST. ,400,.
coo. This decrease in the interest
charge is due to the fact that the
United States can borrow money at
2 per cent. 1t is another triumph OF
the present administration that the
credit of the United States stands
higher than that Of any other nation.
The Pacific railroad debts, principal
and interest havg been settled with
but small loss from the present
amount due. / All the financial
a chievements asked of the present
Administrations and some that were
not looked fof, have come to pass,
notwithstanding the prosecution of
two wars at the same time. No doubt
this result is appreciated by the peo.
pie. They will be fortunate if their
public servants are always as capable
in planning and as sure in execution
as are those now in 0Bce'-Grand
Forks Herald,
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-12
E Narrowing Effects of Teaching.

Superintendent G Greenwood of Kan
sas City's public schools in an inter
view speaks with exceeding frank
ness on what he calls "the narrowing
effect of school teaching" He de-
clares that even; the most ambitious
teachers almost without exception
devote themselves exclusively to the
particular lines fof their profession,
that they read but little, that they do
not meet and talk with those more
generally informed than they, and
the fact that they deal with children
to whom they are greatly superior in
knowledge is calculated to make
them pedantio, conceited and self
satisfied.
These are pretty strong statements,
coming from man who has been a
director of teachers for many years,
and who taught school for a long
time before he was superintendent.
Yet there is without doubt a great
deal of truth in his contentious. 1t
is characteristic, not only OF teachers
but also of others who have special
lied yocations, to become so absorbed
in tkeir particular professions as to
narrow themselves to very close
limits. One rarely finds specialist
by profession who becomes generally
informed by choice.
But in most instances the losses
incident TO such narrowness are sus-
tanned mainly by the individuals
themselves. 1t is not so with teach
ers, nor with preachers, whom Mr.
Greenwood puts in the same class
with the pedagogues. These are
public servants. They are supposed
to teach, elevate and broaden human
ity. They cannot accomplish their
ends satisfactorily unless they un-
derstand educational, social and bu-
siness relations. Doubtless their
narrowness is responsible to a great
extent for the impracticable and un-
serviceable character of much mere
school learning-a shortcoming that
has been much discussed in recent
years to the prejudice of higher edu-
cation.-Grand Forks Herald.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-12
Hog Lost,

A black and white sew pig, about six
weeks old, lost about ten days. Finder
please send me word. JAMES McNIANUs
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-12
Veterans Association.

President Geo. w. Irwin has called
the annual reunion of the Dickey
Veterans and Sons'of Veterans AS
sociation for Junel26 and u, at Ell
lendale. Preparations are being
made to make the occasion one long
to be remembered in Glendale.
Horse races, ball games and other
sports will be on the programme and
a big time is assured. Watch fol-
the bills.-Ellendale Record.
We would like to know for the
benefit of the Republican readers
whether this June 26 and n" is this
year or next, or should the date be
July 26 and 277 Please explain
where YOU are at, George.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-12
LUDDEN GOSSIP.
80 eeessseaaaass$es%ea@$$@ess

L. Il. Faus Sundayed at home,
Mrs. T. H. Faus was in Aberdeen
a few days last week.
Mrs. F. M. Folsom has been sick
for the past few days.
Miss Pearl McCarty spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Mott.
w. 3. Walker and Thomas Hanlcn
were at Ellendale with wool Monday.
The Ladies; Aid meets next Thurs
day, July 18Th with Mrs. G.. NJ.
Baker.
Mrs. John Kendall and daughter,
Katie, were calling on Ludden friends
Monday.
Mrs. F. NJ. Smith had quite sick
spell the latter part Of the week, but
is now improving.
3. r. Kennedy read the sermon at
the Baptist services Sunday. Miss
Mabel Kennedy will read one at the
next meeting. ..
Weeds are being cut down, the old
town well filed up, and good work
done generally, under the supervision
OF road over seer James Turnhau.
S. Il. Dunton met his wife and
little son at Oakes Tuesday evening.
They are at present occupying the
Covert house with Mrs. Samson and
son,
Henry Marsh came down from
Cakes Monday morning and has
charge Of the church painting, Work
has been generously donated and the
church already presents a different
appearance, and marked improve
ment.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-12
WouId-beIBrakeman,

A sheep shearer about 20 years Of
age from the cou untry furnished all
kinds of fun for some of the boys Sat-
urday night. He announced that he
wanted job as brakeman and as he
looked like an easy mark job was
put up and carried through in all the
details. First he was required to un-
dergo a physical examination, then
his personal record was taken and
last of all he was timed as to his
speed in walking and running. The
personal record is a gem. In the
course of the examination the candi-
date was told to buy several different
materials to be used in fitting him
for the work. A quart of linseed oil
he purchased to use the same to
harden his hands efficiently to twist
brakes. The walking and running
tests were a great succes. The man
who wanted to be a brakeman did
the walking act alright with his head
bowed down and shoulders bumped
over, In the running he made it all
right until on the return trip when
he slipped and fell heavily on his
back. He had the quart bottle of
linseed oil in his hip pocket and the
stuff spilled all over him. "That's
nothing" one of the boys remarked,
Syou will soon get used to chat when
you are a brakeman" This conclud-
ed the exercises and after a few part
ing words as to his duties and the
fact that he was just the man needed
by the company the new railroad man
left promising to return Thursday
when the sheep will all be sheared.
The lad was pronounced the green
est that ever came down the pike.
The boys are going to send him to
headquarters when he comes back
and let Irainmaster !Blewett haye a
crack at him.
His experience recalls session
Andy McCabe, the popular superin-
tendent on the Dakota division some
years ago, had WITH a fellow who
wanted to be brakeman. supt' Nc
Cabe required the young man to first
copy the numbers Oh all the cars in
the jamestown yards. 1t took about
two hours. On his return Mr.. Nc
Cabe told him he had done all right
but he had taken the numbers on
only one side of the Ecars. It would
be necessary, the Superintendent told
him, to get the numbers on the other
side. The new man again took the
numbers and never tumbled that he
was being made a fool of.-James.
town Alert.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-12
r1arried.

John Fort and Miss Luella Watts
both of Wright township, were united
in marriage at the Presbyterian par
sonage at LaMoure on Tuesday even
ing, July 2, Rev. Lyon officiating,
The contrating parties have long been
residents of the north part of the
county and both enjoy the friendship
and esteem of large circle of &C.
quaintances. They will reside in
Wright township, where Mr.. Fort is
a successful far mer.-Ellendale
Record,