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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-26
How lle cot out Of 4.

Atlanta COnstltnuon.
II hnds you" said Brother Diekey, as he
entered the house Of the lay member. at
INC dinner hour, ~ say, I hnds you settin'
/ ever seen, en- ! wants ter ar you, plain en-
simple, did you. or did you not come by 1t
honestf Speak up, subj!
i'Br'er Dickey,' said the lay member,
.dls Is one time In my life dat too full
Ter utteranceW
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THE RACES.
In Winning Race Sevoy Reduces Seven
furIonq Record 70 20.

IN Winning Race SeVoy Reduces Seven
furlong Record to 20.
New Orleans January 25. -sevoy, who
has lodged more than one stake to the
credit Of his owners, cantered of with
the Cotton selling stakes, worth Sl4s5 tc
the winner today and incidentally lowered
the sevenfurlong track record 70 20.
. selling. one mile-Icome. Sir Florian
Barter Ban. Time 1:41h.
Three and a half furlOngs-- Frank Rice
Computation, Dark Planet Time .43.
Nile aud half-MajOr Nanslr, Campus
Admetus. Time 2:37.
cotton selling stakes, seven furlongs--
seyoy, GTantor, Yelna Clark Time 1925
Mile and sixteenth handicap--Jessie
Jarboe, Reseda, Johnnie McCarty. Time
1864.
six fnrlongs Gala Day, Ante Up, Echo
dale. Time 1914.
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Mari. Must Hano.

Austin. Texas. January 25.-rhe governor
today refused to commute the death SEN
tence Of t. A. Morris, who is 10 hang at
corsIcans, on the s1st for the murder Of
W. G. Blown, which occurred in 1900.
tAs diStrios osurt In 1DoI
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Contraot for PIumbinn.

4ustlu. Texas, January 95-The board OF
managers. who have charge Of building the
cwleptic asylum at Abilene. held meet
Ing this morning and awarded the plumbing
contract TO the Gainesville Plumbing com
pany on bid Of s269s7 s., which was the
low est Of the ave bids submitted. the
highest bid was Tor $4,000.
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propos.s 10 Rebuild The Dam.

Austin, Texas, January 25.-Contractor
wlkie, who had charge Of building the
state capitol has written a letter 10 Alder
man Maddox in which he states that be
will rebuild the dam here II the city Will
give MIN the water aud lght earnings for
a period OF twenty years. At the end OF
that time the dam VIII again become the
property OF the city. The letter will be
laid before the city council at It's next
meeting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-26

For Catarrh and Colds in the head,
Hunts lightning OIL Inhaler Is sure cure;
cures Crainp Collie, Cholera Morbus and
such troubles. Guaranteed. Price rs and
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ANOTHER BATCH OF SUITS.
Antitrust Litigation Developing Rap
Idly in Travis County.
PLUMBERS ASSOCIATION AGAIN SUED
DistrieteAttorney Moore Now Wants It's
Members TO Pay Penalties Amount
ing to S56, $4,000.

Austin, Texas, January 25.-rhe prosecu.
ton Of members of the Plumbers associa.
tion for alleged violations Of the antitrust
law was reviewed IN the district court OF
Travis county this morning by District At.
torney Moore, assisted by Attorneys Greg.
DRY and Bats. Suits were filed by them
against twenty.nine defendants, as follows:
u. +. sullivan. Dallas c. a. Benton. Cor.
sicann: Tanner Pennebaker Hardware CON.
pany OF III Paso; \. Mcwhirk, Dallas: w.
L. Harrison. Fort Worth: c. X Wilcox
& Co, Galveston; Phoenix Plumbing com.
pany OF Houston Fred Wild & Co., Nc.
Lean 4 Kcays, III Paso; Smith & romlh-
son company, Hillsboro; j. S. Holeman,
Ellis county; ]. c. Vanguard. san Autouio;
Cleburne Sewer company. Cleburne: George
Muminert, i. A, Campbell, d. Kavanaugh,
Lang & Co., Dallas J. e. Hoffman. Texar-
kama; Brnnard & Beinccke, Houston. j. A.
Rogers & Son, Fort Worth; W. A. Suhren,
Gainesville Thompson Lang Hardware com
pany Of Hill county: A. #, Hoyestadt, Sc
guiB.
The petition chdrges each OF the defend
ants with entering into combination to
control and limit trade In plumbing mate.
rial and with establishing boycott etc
Also that the combination was formed Jan-
uary /, 1901. A penalty OF 5000 per day
from that day Is prayed for making a total
penalty Of $56,o5oo00.
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Finds Committee Constitutional.

Austin, Texas January 25-The attorney
general this afternoon rendered an opinion
as to the legality Of the legislative investi.
cation committee in the following letter
addressed TO Comptroller Love: ~ ac-
knowledge the receipt OF your letter OF the
path Instant In which You asked to he
advised II, in the opinion Of the attorney
general. the legislative Investigating com
mittee appointed under the provisions of
the joint resolution passed during the spe-
cial session of the Legislature Is. under the
constitution OF the State, entitled to com.
pensation for its services md IL your dc
partment would be authorized to audit its
accounts and those Of It's employees and
draw warrants on the treasurer therefor
In reply beg to state that In my opinion
the members OF such committee mud also
the officers and employees thereof are emit.
tied to compensation for their services and
you would be authorized to audit their ac-
counts and draw warrants on the treasury
therefor. Yours truly, c. X. Bell
ATTORNEY General "
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An itching diseases are embarrassing as
well as annoying. Hunts Cure VIII In
SANITY relieve and permanently cure all
forms Of such diseases Guaranteed Price
90 contE.
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That Cannon SION.

Austin. Texas, January 25.--Thc idea OF
having a cannon located In the Beaumont
oil fields to be used In case of FIRE In an
oil tank was presented to the adjutant
general the other day by Manager Wallis
Of the Higgins oil company. The odlu
tant general informed him that the state
had no available cannon for that purpose
unless arrangements could he made with
Captain Kellie Of Jasper for the use OF
the cannon belonging to that company. The
adjutant general told Mr.. Wallis that If
Captain Kellie refused the oil fed would
have TO get along without one. II IL
learned today that the Confederate veteran
camp at Bolton has n cannon In It's pos
session and that Il was anxious to get
rid of It some time ago, hut the State would
not pay freight on Ms shipment 10 Austin.
II the Bolton camp is sim In the notion
Of dispensing with the big gun the oil
producers can probably get the use OF It
by paving the freight on the shipment
from Bolton TO Beaumont.
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The DlScoyerer of The Famous
DE-. Bulls Cough Syrup.

Dr. Jonn W Bull, who discovered DIR.
BuLL'S COUGH SYRUP hfty years ago.
was the most successful doctor OF throat
aud lung diseases the world has ever
known. He had national reputation on
account Of the Wonderful cures he made ia
eases Of chronic throat trouble aud So
called incurable consumption. Dr. Bull dts
covered the formula which he used SO sue.
ccsSfully for many years after long prac.
tice and untiring scientific study, II has
ever since been known as Dli, BULLS
COUGH SYRUP. No other doctor or chem.
ist has ever been able 60 compound any
preparation containing the curative quall-
Ties OF DIR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP. No
other formula has ever been discovered
th0' So effectively cues all diseases Of the
throat and lungs as DIR. HULL'S COUGH
SN KUF. There IS no case Of hoarSeucss,
cough. catarrh, asthma, bronchitis. quiusy,
Whoopius cough, Group, measles cough,
grip or consumption that can not he cured
Spe, Oily by tle proper use Of DIR. BULL \
Cough SYRUP. Thousands OF letters have
becn received from grateful people VINO
wcrr cured by It. IL has been household
remedy for the past nfty years, and there
Is scarcely home or n cabin ia the United
States or Canada that has not bottle of
this wonderful cure IN the medicine closet
- contains no Injurious drugs. IL heals
the thtout and lungs and renders them
effects.
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chartar and Amendments.


Ing charters were hled todayi
The Devine Irrigation company Of Deylne,
Medina county: capital stock 5000 Pur-
pose, TO dig bitches, make dams and bore
wells for irrigation. Incorporators, G. W.
Morris, J. c Thompson and w. l.. Du-
bCis.
Shuttles- Mitchell company of Dallas;
capital sto.k $4,000. Propose. iewelry aud
erchandse. Incorporators, w. u. Shut
tics, W. w. Mitchell and j q. McMog-
res.
The Laredo water company hled an
amendment 10 It's charter, providing for
an Increase OF capital stock from $4,000
to 100000.
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MilItarY election.

Austin, Texas. january % with refer
cree to the, election Of officers to he held
by the First Texas infantry. the adjutant
general today Issued the following order:
Special Order No. 100.
An election by the company officers OF
the First infantry, Texas Volunteer Gunrd,
for culorel Of that regiment VIII be held
on Wednesday, February L.. 1902.
TO that end each company officer Of said
regiment will forward his vote for colonel
TO the adjutant general at Austin, Texas.
In time 10 reach Its destination before 3
viii write the word "votc" on the left
end OF the envelope enclosing bis vote.
The votes will be opened and counte I
AT the above hour by the secretary OF
state and the adIutant general.
rhe election of one lieutenant colonel
and one major TO all existing vacancies
will be ordered later.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-10-31
AUSlAND

OFT. %. Politics the order OF the day.
Everybody should remember Nov. 4th
Theodor Stroeming, Jr. who has been
working in the outhern part OF thie
state has returned and is now working
for p. Swanson.
Andrew Newman and MIR. Raphuhn
went to Little Falls last week in bus:-
ness.
A. Pllon Jr., and 4. Brown were do.
ing business il Brainerd Last week.
Eli Boulder and son, are digging well
W, Jones.
August Stroeming and Ed, Landwer
were visitors at thu home OF A. Newman
on Sunday last.
Ed. Landwer was in Fl. Ripley last
week.
Merton Smith, Who was working in
the Briokyard in Wrenshall spent several
days with bis sister. Mrs. Eli Bowder .
He is now employed in the carshops at
Brainerd.
Miss Addie Smith. who visited with
her sister Mrs. Bender, has gone back to
her home in Sioux City,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-10-31
WEST RIPLEY.

Oct, 2l.-Fjoyd N!lee, of Little Falls,
called Oh friends here Sunday.
Several steam threshers are working
in this ueighorhood and most OF the
thrrshng will be finished by the end of
this week,
Wesley Cook made a trip to Gilbert
Monday.
Miss Foreman returned to her home
at Green Prairie Sunday
Monday afternoon, very serious &C.
cidDnt occurred to Mr.. Doucette as he
was about to move his threshiug rig
from Henry Duro's place. The engine
started suddenly, catching Mr.. Doucette
between the separator and engine and
crushing the lower part OF his body il.
flicting very painful injuries. He was
taken to Little Falls hospital at once
for treatment.
George Kimball OF Clough town called
on relatives here Monday.
About twenty-five young people me
at the home OF Amos Clark Friday night
to surprise Miss clark.
Miss Jorgenson went Little Falls
Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-10-31
MORTGAGE SALE

Default having been made in the pay,
ment Of the sum OF one hundred
forty dollars, which is claimed to be due
mortgage executed by Mary Gross and
Phillip II. Gross her husband to Don X.
Davidson. bearing date the. l95h day of
contained, duly recorded IN the office Of the
Morrison, State of Minnesota,. on the Goth
day of april, a. d. 1865 at o'clock p. N. IN
volume Of Mortgages on page l25; which
said mortgage together with the debt
thereby secured was by the said Don X.
in fact duly sold and assigned TO H. A.
Rider by an instrunlent in writing dated
the 26th Gay Of Nay, A: p. . l9co and duly re-
Deeds of said Morrison county on the 26tll
day. May 1900 in volume OF Assignments
of Mortgages on page 154 and WHICH said
mortgage. together with the debt thereby
secured, was duly sold and assigned by
the said H. \. Rider to Il. G. Par ti,,gtor1
and Edward Weber by an instrument in
writing dated the sls5 day OF May a D.
Register of Deeds Of said Morrison county
on the list day Of May 4 4. D: 1902 1872 at ten :
mortgages on page 274; and no action or
proceeding, at law or otherwise, having
been instituted to recover the debt Sc
cured by said mortgage or any part there
Now tn 7refore, Notice is hereby given,
that by virtue. OF the power of sale con-
the statute in such case made and prOvi-
ded the said mortgage will be foreclosed
by sale Of the premises described in and
| conveyed by said mortgage to wit; Lots
numbered seven and eight q and q Block
forty tourNp Of the original toWnsite Of
TIE Village SnoW City 81 Of Little d1t Falls
made by, S. NJ; Putnam on file and Of re-
cord in the office of the Register of Deeds
| in and for the said county, with all the
hereditan!ents and apIr1rtenances, which
sale will be made by the Sheriff OF said
Morrison county, at the north front door
of the Court House in the City of Little
Falls in said county and state on the 5th
day of December, A. D. 1902 at ten o'clock
a. M. of that day, at public vendue, to
the highest bidder for cash to pay said
debt and interest and seventy-five dollars
attorneys lees as stipulated in and by
said mort gage ii case OF foreclosure, and
the disbursements allowed by law, sub
ject to redemption at any time within one
wear from the day of this sale, as provid ed
by law
r. c. PARTINGTON
EDWARD WEBER
Assignees Of Mortgage
E. ?. ADAMS,
Attorney of Assignees of Mort gagee
Dated October 21st 1902.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-10-31
Vau SAINT and MCCafthy.,

Governor Van Sant and Senator
+Ncc artby addressed q largo audience
at 'Groas.opera house house Friday
evening. -
Senator Mccarthy made his usual
& .uboyapt address, though through
some mistake he admitted that
there were some good democrats.
OF course the civil VI r was p,omi-
,nent in his speech. He said that
trusts were merely an ontgrowth OF
business activity, and when he said
chat McEwen Of Duluth also said SO:
he should have said all that Nc
Even did. McEven said it, but did
not think that present business con-
ditions were right, which is differ
ent proposition altogether. The in
tereeti'g part OF McCarthy's speech
was he v;ry lame way in which he
tried to bolster up Buck mats labor
record. Such as iJ was, the explana-
ton was confusing, and a total fail
ure, merely emphasizing Buck mans
we'll known position.
The Governor talked of the mer-
ger, but not OF Mum or Lowry, OF
the expressions OF corporations, bur
not OF steamboat taxes paid in Iowa;
OF standing by Roosevelt, but not Of
raising Mo rison county farmers 80
per cent on their land valuation.
Tue speech Was full OF grand stand
and brass band plays. The COVER
nor has one great string, though out
OF tune-and plays that constantly
the m.rger. The speech Of Rosing
so comp etely punctured that bubble
with those who heard both, that it
won't save the governor in Little
Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-10-31
THE HIGHEST YET RECORDED.

Two German balloonists assembled
from Berlin to a height of $4,000 feet
without losing consciousness. A
greater height was reached by two
other balloonists but they lost con-
sceneness and no actual record after
passing that altitude was kept. The
strain under which the scientists are
working at such a,l altitude is enormous
and they need golden grain belt beer to
relieve it. Pure, refreshing and invigora-
ting, this beer rests and quiets the nerves
inducing peaceful sleep, Order OF
the nearest dealer, or be supplied BY
Joseph M. Ledoux. Little Fails. ..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-10-31
NOTICE OF THE EXPIRATION OF RE
DEMPTION PERIOD.
STATE OF MINNESUTAl

NOIuE OE lHE EXPIRATION OF RE
DEMPTION PERIOD.
STATE OF MINNEsuTAl
CoUSTY OF MORRISON.
To Lille 3. Wilson, the person in whose
name the real estate hereinafter de.
scribed is assessed:
You are hereby notified That the follow
ing described piece or parcel of land living
ard being in the County of Morrison and
State of Minnesota towit:.
|. Two acres in northeast corner of lot fOur
a., in section eleven Ql), in township
forty-one (AD, Of range thirty.two $50. Two
acres in ne corner OF lot 4, section ii, town
was on the irst day of May. A. D., 1893, sold
to and bid in for the State of Minn
for the sum of forty-i our cents,at tax sale
q real est ste tax jud sn,ee mt entered in the
District Court in and for said county OF
Morrison, in said state, on the 21st day of
March "A: D: 1893; in proceedings to enforce
real esta e in said county of Morrison for
the year A. D. 1891, and that said piece or
PARCEL Of land was on the,!e day OF May
suanr to the provisions of chapter 322, gen
eral laws of 1898 and pursuant to that GER
tain real estate tax Judgment, amounting
D f'Ht22 Court in an Tor said cou,ty Of
Morrison on the list day OF March. AID.
Of taxes WITH 6eene
in and prior to the year A. D. 1897, sold by
The state Of Minnesota for the sum of
five dollars and no cents.
That the amount required to redeem said
piece or parcel Of land from said sale, ex-
elusive of the casts t, accrue upon this no
tice, is the said sum of five dollars
and no cents. with interest thereon at the
rate of one per cent month from the
said 18th day of May, A. D. 1906, to the time
of such redemption.
The redemption period will expire and
the time within which said piece or pan eel
Of land can he redeemed from said sale
will pire sixty days after the: service of
this notice and proof thereof and of the
sheriff's fees thereof, has been filed in this
office, as provided by law.
Witness my hand and official seal at
Little Falls, Minnesota, this Doth day of
Cct., A. d. 1902,
SEAL w. A. BUTLER,
County Auditor, Norris on Co., Minn.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-10-31
EIMDAIE.

Oct. 29-Frauk heisper has ret,,rn' d
from Dakota.
Miss Bertha Davies who has been visit.
ing relatives in Elmdale, returned to het
home IN Lewisville, MINI. Wednesday
Reuben Boyle is employed at II C.
Lar sons at Little Lake Beautys this
week.
Misses Maggie and Jane Boyle wen;
to St. Paul last week. ~
Dr.. Newell and family moved tc
Royalt"n Satuf day. Although his NOV
ing 10 Royal,ou leaves Elmdale wl,hou,
a pAysi :ian, we could hardly expect E
doctor OF his experience and ability t,
locate permanently in our village.
Alex. Filkus has r. turned FROM tn,
west
Hugh Pugh and Tn, mas Davies Oh
Randall visited EimdaIe relatives lest
week
Mrs Cbas. Lundin, who has been visit
ing her parents, MIR. aud Mrs j, j.
J~cobson, has returaed to Upsala.
JONI Larson is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Peterson, at Little Falls.
Carl jacobson came down from Brain
erd last week to spend IL few days at
home and went back Tuesday.
Frank Johns, who is threshing near
TT. Ripley. spent Sunday at home.
Several persons from Elmdale were
present to hear l.. A. RosiDg and DR..
Dubois Monday evening.
E:mdaIe was we'll represented at the
Vallett lawsuit.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-10-31
NORTH PRAIRIE.

Oct. 81 has. FusSy, who has been in
North Dakota, returned Saturday With
whiskers like grandfather.
John Knoll is visiting at Cekala' + Quit
regularly.
A fine dance at Fussy's Su aday.
Peter Sailors of BELLEVUE attended
church here Sunday.
John M'nchaw and daughter Bertha
took Il load OF wheat to town toda; .
Miss M"g ;e!eha PEN ondz Looked very
nice in that wv winter hat.
Miss Rose TrettIe is employed at New
mans a: Royaiton.
Carl Trauch of Opole visited North
Prairie Sunday.
John j. Klein OF Benton county called
at bis cousins, J. Klein, Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. C. Klimck were at Little
Falls Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yoek visited at J.
c. Taomall,'s Sunday evening.
Kitffcr's threshing concern intend to
move their rig home he last part of this
week.
Simon Kasslla Tut a new roof on bis
dwelling house.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-10-31
WEST DARLING

Oct. 2S-Aug. Blomquist was at
Randall today.
John Regnell is blowing at Golden
Valley.
Golden Park farmer is fixing up his
stable.
girl from Sweden arrived last week
to visit at Freedmen Grove.
Understand one OF our farmers de-
clines to pay bis threshing bill because
the threshers got some grain in the
straw.
Rockdale got home late Saturday,
Golden Valley still later. Got lost on
road. We need road lamps. s:.s
Anton Knudson was here Tuesday.
The bee mans brother has returned
from Howard Lake.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-10-31
SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF MINNEsoTA)
;SS.
COUNTY OF MORRISON J ~
DISTRICT COURT.
E. P. ADAMS, -
- Plaintiff,
against
III, f. SCHLEUSENER, ..-,.5
Ace [ -

III. +. SCHLEUSENER, -.
Defendant.
Notice is hereby given, That by virtu
of an execution to me directed and deli,
cred, and now in my hands, issued outs
the district court, 18th judicial distrlc
state of Minnesota, in and tor the count
Of Morrison, upon a judgment rendered
said county in favor of said e. p. Adam
and against said II. F. Sch1eusener,
have levied UPON the following describe
real estate of said defendant, tOwit:
North half of southeast quarter of sec
ton eleven, township 1923. range ~, 10
eleven of block two of Morrill's secOnt
addition to Little Falls, Mimi, and tn
southwest quarter Of the southwest 2ual
ter of section seventeen, township IN
range %, Ill in Morrison county, Mimi. ~
And that l shall, on Saturday, the .29tt
day OF Nov, A. u. 1902 at the hourof1
o'clock a. M. of said day, at the north from
door of the court house in city of Lift,
Falls, in said county and state, proceedh
sell all the right, title and interest of tht
above named H. F. Schleusener, in and h
said judgment and costs, amounting tC
Three Hundred Eighty-nine dollars ant
twenty-five cents. s5S9.25, together with al
aCCruing costs of sale, and interest on
the same from the I'd day of oct, 1902
at the rate of 6 per cent per annun1, at
public auction, to the highest bidder foi
cash.
E. P. ADAMS,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
F.. S. TANNER,
Sheriff Morrison County.
Dated. Little Falls, Mimi, Oct, 18th
1902.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-10-31
Now is the Time to Secure Your
Tickets for the S3,l24.OO Draw;nn

SSCkclS lot INC $3,jk4.OO DrdWin0
Any person Wishing to attend the mn
to-date musical entertainment and swell
lunch that will be served on the night If
Nov. Is, 1902, at Stones Music Hall in
Fargo, and participate in the So. 1875 90
worth OF real and personals property to
be disposed OF during the evening for the
benefit of holders OF tickets whether
present or not) should not lose the CD.
Portunity to do SO by sending the price
($1.00) to n. D. Gagnier:the old printer.
Box 42O, Fargo, N. D., and ticket will
be forwarded to their address at once
Tickets are limited to cover the value o
the property involved and expenses to
carry IT to success. Agents wanted in
every town in the county. A liberal
commission paid to the light parties.
Tickets for the evening ofNovember 18Th
are placed at $l.O0 and three of the
most prominent men In Fargo and
Moorhead stand as sponsor for the nro
ceedings OF the evening. They are J. Al
johnson, ex-mayor of Fargo; G.. E.. Will
son, ex-sherif OF Cass county, and H
Rasmussen, ex.clerk of Clay county
Mimi. -