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First l'u liralion ..Ov, Is, 1902.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

NOrICEOF MOKIGAGE SALE.
NOti." is hcrcng g v"n tllttlll certain mort
cage; executed AMI delivered by Andrew A.WIZ
ana li;t NilI. ln> wife. N ~ slt.S. t, Adam
HthlIln. lnoItglgt'". dated tn. ItI lay of May
1900. tiled for ~ ORD in tie office of The Register
or l'crt.> OF II T. (" LEtl q. Mel ear u 5 tie ..
Mort, DAKOTA oil HE !l>tlay OF May. 1879. and
record y ia boo T. Of Mort Il; s'S ut page ~ and
in writ, - to L % lidinbur.h North American la
vcstncAt Company. i'm tel. - corl,ornlinn,
dated the sth Nay Of Oct. 1919. and lilrd for rcr-
ord IN said office. Of tie REGISTER If Deeds on the
litll day Of toner. A. H.. 1920. and recorded in
BOOK i 1 Mortgages. 1T page i9i. and will he
furccloScd by Il sale of the premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described. at the
'front.' door "flhr court house II the county of
Mclean and State Of North Dakota. ut the
iioul of , "'c(ock p, III. on the 3Oth. day of De
c"mbcr 1902. to >aii.f y the amount due upon
such m0Itsagc on the day of sale. The preini-
scs described in such mortgage and which will
tie sold to satisfy the Salme are described as fol-
lows:
The west half lwisl of northeast quarter
i!lci4 ANA lets tive b six Co. and seven % of
section ta3 ! township One hundred and forty
nine fl4?, range sew nty-fOur l74l Containing
cOrding to Government survey.
There Will he due on such mOrtga~c at the
date OF sale til sum of Five hundred Eighty
'hr'r ana 12-lm dollars. l~S5S3.12.
Dated November 9th. 1852.
The Edinburgh North American
Investment Co. Limitc, arOr-
p%oration. Assignee OF mortgage.
llnn"llrtt 4 Wartnrr. Attorneys for Assignee
of Mortsi see, Hlrt.y, n. %.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department OF The Interior.
limited States Land Office. Ri>n,arck n

United States Land Otice, Bismarck, N, ID.
November IA, 1902.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this Office bysKl rl HiSSirg contestant. against
homestead entry No. 1859 made November II,
1899, for the swA Of section 81. Township lag.
range 76. by Peter Fl0rell, cOnteStee, in which
it is alleged that said entryman, Peter Florell
has wholly abandoned snid land tOl more than
six months last past; that he has mover estab-
lished a bOni fide residence thereon: that he
has failed to improve and cultivate said and as
required by law. that said alleged absence from
said land vas not due to his employment in the
states rs Il private soldier, officer, seaman or
marine during, the war with Spain or during any
other warm which the United States may
be engaged; said parties are hereby MOTIF
fed I" appea, responl. and OFFER evidence
touching said allegation ut 10 O'cl. a. IN. on
january 10. 1908. before WIS. Hen lin ger Not Try
Public at Goodrich, n. u. anu that final hea,.
Ing viii be held at 10 O'Clock Il. m. on jana y
-, lM,, nrfnre t.le Re / aud Receiver ~
tile Uniten States Land Office in Bismarck. Nd
Tic said contestant having, in q proper, afti-
davit, tile Oct. Ii, 1902, set forth facts which
show that alter due diligence personal servict,
Of this notice can not be made, It Is hereby
MI directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
, John Satterlund,
Is NOv-29 Receiver,
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NOrICE FOR PUBLICATIONS

Land y Ncr 1t Bisn trek, v. DIX. O It. Fl, 1902
Notice is hereby. given that the following
named settler has filed notice IF his intentio" to
that said proof will he nude before f.. A. Lamb,
US commissioner at Washburn. N. Dak. on
NOV. %, 1902, viz:
John Piatt bum,
for the ea of and lots 9 81 of section 10.
twp. l43. range 81.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultiv ton of
said land viz:
Samuel Faicone2. Charles Danielson of Fal.
c0ner, y. D.. and Daniels Williams and James
Edwards. of PalntedWOOds.
A.C. McGillivray.
Oct 25-6t Register.
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Start Your Journey Riqht

BY seeing that your ticket reads
via Wisconsin Central Ry. Daily
trains leaves Minneapolis and St
Paul at convenient hours for Man
itowoc. Milwaukee and Chicago,
where direct connections are made
with eastern and southern lines.
Folders and further information
from nearest ticket agent or j. S
Pond, Gen. Pass, Agt., Milwau-
kee. Wis
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.>UlICE FOX rUBLlCAlION.

AOtICE rOk PUBLICATION.
land Office ut Bismarck, N. Dak. N " 10 1902
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler mas filed notice Of her intention to
make final proof III support rf her ,clLln. and
that said proof will ne. made t,efOre Z. A. Lamb
y, S. commissioner, at Wasnburn, Nd on
January 81. 1902. viz:
Betsy Carlson formerly Nelson
fort the Sc ne4 and lots | and 2 sec. 4. twp. 146
ran e 81. 3
S..e names tile + blowing witnesses to prove
let G. @nlinu0lS residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
Daviltarl on, Louis Anderson aud John
Land + II, OF Coal Harbor. ~. D.a,d j., NJ. Wal
LIN UI WaSlbuln, N. -.
Nov, ~ A.C, MrGillivray,
Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION CON.
MUTATION PRtN)F.
Lnnd.O once at BIsmArrk. 81. Dak.

Land, once at Bismarck. n. OAK,
Oct. 23. 1902. -
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler his filed notice
# Ills intrntio to make final proof in support
before +. A. Lamh, u. S. Cnmmissinncr at Wash
burn, N. oak ON November 2arh. 1902, viz:
Martin u Strandjord.
for the neA of section 10. Tw,p. l4G. IL. of range
81 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his cont .uous residence upon aud cultivation
OF said. viz.
August Anderson, ule Fa'k2stad. Carl A.
Carls III and John Llnugreen. all of Washburn
~, Dak.
A. &. McGIllivray
Oct. 25-6t Register.
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First publication Oct. 4
NOTICE. 10 Ci:EuI ORS

In the Matter of the Estate Of John Park,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by ,he undersigned
Jay Park :. Administrator of the Estate
f John Park, late OF Dog lien. in tie county
of Mclean and .tate of North Dakota,
deceased, to the creditors of, and ali
persons having claims gtinst said deceased. to
exhibit them with the n.ceS. airy. vouchers.
this notice. to said AdIminiStrat r at the office
OF James McCuIlucil i'll the Village of Wash
burn. Mclean county North Dakota.
Dated this 10th day of Srptember, 1902.
JAY lark.
Admin strator OF the Estate of John Fafk,
Deceased. At
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FIRST Publication Oct. is.
NOTICE OF HOMES lead FINAL
PROOF,

Land Office at Bismarck n. d.. Oct. II, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the ftll wing
Named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make find COMMITTED roof in support of his
q or.e X. Shaw. Jr. u. S. . commissioner, ut
King store in the village of Dcnlolf. n. d.. on
pec,mber LIST, 1892, viz:
Charles A. Fenton, II. T.. No. 129Os.
for the So EwA and lots 3 and Ain section i,
lag. range a..
He anne the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said Ian i. viz:
Thor.as GullcXson, George Butts. Il. H.. Moore
and Thomas Buros, all Of Denl0tf, y. D..
A, G.. Mc(;illiVray,
Register.
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FIRST Publication Nov, 1 1902.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior,
United States Land Office. Bismarck. N. D.
October %. 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice Of her intention to
that said proof will he made before Peter a.
Schmidt, Clerk Of the District Court Mclean
county. N. D., at Washbnrn, on DecemDer 9Th
olive staley., formerly Olive Falkenstein.
for lot 9 section 8, lot 8 ami 2 VIZ nwk of Sec
ton 10, township 147. range a,
She names the following witness t0Gpr0ve her
r Z. 5. Ward. Bruce Smith, Frank Tower, Of
Coal Harbor. N. D. and John II. Mann. Of Ham
cock, N. D.
Register.
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FARM BUILDINGS.

This is the season. Of prairie
fires, and 1T stands you in hand
to have your farm buildings
insured. See +. E. Funk, at
First National. '}.A
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First publication Oct. Is
NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
DpnnE

Lane Office At Bismarck, II. u.
October n. 1872.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention t !.
that said proof will be made before the clerk Of
the district court OF Oliver county. n. OAK, at
Bentley. n. Dak.. on November %, 1892. viz:
Harry N. Ellis. of EenSler, N. oak.
for the x nel4 q ne sell, section II. township
l43: II of range So W. of 5tn p. IN.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of
said land, viz:
has. w. Smith, Moses Hyatt. John ~ponahey
and Byron Ellis all of Sanger. L. o. n. u.
7. A.C. McGillivray,
Register.
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Taken, up August rs, two
horses; one sorrel gelding brand
ed IS" on left thigh; one brown
snare branded the same.
Sam Ilngg, Hancock, N. d.

One grey mare. weight about 1.:aW scissor
brand on left sil"'ll'icr. has young colt; one bay
mare. weight about loo, no brand: one grey
mare weight about / 100. old wire cut on left
te.. no brand: one black horse, weight about
1000. hraisl,d CS on right hip and Us on right
shoulder, one grey mare. shave tail. horse head
brand on left shout ier,and left hip. Came to
my place section 2O-l47-7s. July IL.
f. Fair Lincoln, N. LAX. g. .,
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Straved.
For Sale.

Seasoned cottonwood and dia-
mon willow posts also 5000 feet
of good dry cottonwood lumber.
Bigler Bros.
Conkling, N. d..
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
: Department of the Inferior;
Lam o tice at Bismarck. n. D.. Oct. l6, 1902
named settler has filed notice nfhls intention to
make final proof in support of her clam and
that sal PROFIT will be made before T. a. Lamb.
u. :. COnlnisSi ,ner. ut Washburn. N. ID. on
November, 20, 1902. viz; u.
Ellen DlnielsOn, ~.
for the So of ne4 ~ n'a of sea OF section 8.
Twp. IA. range SO.
She names the. following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said liant viz
ANel johnson, Alfred Swanson and jacob
Luthander, Of COnkling. N. d., Aug. +. John
son, of Washburn, N. D.
A.C. McGilliyray.
Oct 25 ct Register.
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NOTICE CONSULTATION FINAL

Land Office at Bismarck, Oct. 81. 1902. .
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF her intention to
that said proof will be made before E. A. Lamb,
commissioner, at Washburn, N, d., On
Nov. %, 1902, viz: Fl
forthe el of swh and lots 8 and 2 Of section 6,
twp, 146. n. of range. 81 W.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon aud cultivation
John Rants, j. Gergen.s and Pete Hanson. of
Ingersol. and J0nn Reute:, Of Turtle Lake, N. D
A. G.. McGiliivray,
Oct 25-6t ~ Register.
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: r T.: Junk, of the First Ma:
tionaL Will insure your farm
buildings, iii a reliable COM
pany.
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strayed-one light red. COW
about six years old; long horns;
also. one yearling, nearly white
face; no brapds. .
E. A. Wig, Malcolm, N. D.
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branded hall circle "E" on left
shoulder. Range Sec. 26-147-7S.
Z, q. address,, Harvey, N. d..
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First, Publication Oct. 25.
NOTICE FOR, PUBLICATION-COM.
MUTED PROOF.
= Department of the interior.
Land Ofice1at Bismarck, N. Oak
Oct. 81 1909
Notice is hereby given that the following
named. settler has filed notice Of his intention to
Said iSrbnf' will he made before +. A. lamb. u
5: Commissioners at :Washburn. y. OAK, on
November 30 1902, viZ:i.
For the VIZ of the seXs;anl swA Of neA and
lot 9 of Section 2. township l45' ii. of ranse SO W
4. tie names the foliVWlng witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
j p. Peterson. Joseph Mann, Allen Mellon Id
and ,Al4artip.Rec 4. alIts WIS lburIl. " ID. "
A.. G. Nc liyrag.Rsgister,
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s years oId, branded y on left
shoulder with tight rope aaound
neck. Sec. 7-145-oO.
John Koenig, Washburn.
Taken up one grey horse, weight
about LOCO pounds. about 7 years
old, branded E3 left hip.
John Maggie, Coal Harbor, N. D.
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A. Beck & Co.

G. a t t lie
Branded on.
on rig
ribs, horses
on right
shoulder al
so horses
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she showed some interest in the con-
versation. white organdie over
satin," she said, smilingly.
"Any Skulls to Bore 2"

A remarkable application of Biblical
precept is still to be found among
the Serbs, who do not all live in Ser
via, but are also scattered over Tur-
key, Montenegro, Bosnia and south
ern Hungary. They are very quarrel
some, and the vendetta flourishes
among them. 1t follows that bullet
holes in the skull are by no means
uncommon. Now, according to the
unwritten law, a man who has made
a hole in another's head must SUBJ
nit to having his own head perforat-
ed in like manner, unless he prefers
to pay about $1o0 damages, which is
seldom the case. So there has arisen
among the Serbs a peculiar profess
sion, that of the "medigs," or trepan-
ners, who for moderate fee will
bore hole in your skull and guaran.
tee the wound to heal in two weeks.
STRAY Stories.
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VOL. XII.
ADRIFT WITH SUMNER.

though forever toiling-toiling in a world
of glooms and CLEANS,
Let us drift away with soFnmer-take day
off with the dreams!
inst in fancy find the meadows where the
barefoot fellows roam,
Ard in all the violet-shadows, hear the
whtpporwills sing Home"
We are all so weary toiling in the murmur
of the strife,
is sweet to drift in dreamland to the
lowlier, lovelier life.
Wonder, in the old green pathway, where
the mellowed morning shines,
And the mother waits-God love herr
beckoning homeward through the
vines.
ror the winds that seek the cities from
the fields where daisies foam,
Woo us still to take a day off with the
dreams that sing of Home!
IF. G. Stanton, in Atlanta Constitution.
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THE ETERNAL FEMININE.
xothine But the Subject of Dress
Could Enlist Her Attention
for One Moment.

They were both college graduates;
he with all the enthusiasm of one just
from college, she, with all the fresh,
Youthful sweetness that is the girl
graduates especial prerogative. To-
oether they were discussing college
days, says S. E. Jennings, in Woman S
Home Companion.
eyes" he said, q shall always look
upon my days at college as the happi-
est time in my life; thoroughly en-
loved the life anG the opportunity it
afforded for study and research. /
shall never forget the pleasure l de-
rived from the study of linguistics
alone. The languages have always
been particularly interesting to me;
didn't you enjoy studying them?"
Dear, mol" she said. Il think they
are stupid"
"Indeed!" he exclaimed; II can't un-
derstand how you can think so. But
perhaps your taste runs to some other
line of study; probably you found his
tory more interesting than anything
else"
sOh, l think it's dreadful bore,
she hastened to say.
Maybe you like mathematics" he
suggested.
"No, indeed" she replied; Il think
mathematics horrid."
"Perhaps," he said. "you enjoy lit
erature more"
ats so dull" she answered absently.
Probably you prefer the sciences"
he continued, doggedIy, for he could
see that he was boring her.
.I never could see any sense in the
sciences she said, while she made a
desperate effort to suppress yawn;
II never would study any of them"
ssWeli, will you tell me what you
graduated in?s be asked, desperately.
Her face lit up. and for the first time
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A Michigan Mother,

The other day fond fashionable
mother in Michigan asked young
man whether he had ever seen a
young lady sweep in a room SO grand
lv as her Priscilla. He said no, he
never had, and the mother was graft
fed beyond measure, but, then, said
he, after a pause: what l should
like to see her do is sweep out a
room." 1t does not hurt the newest
conner to sweep out the Office if neces.
sary. l was one of those sweepers
myself-Andrew Carnegie, "The En-.
pire of Wealth"
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BENTON LOUISIANA, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1902.

recital. Gave, gold, pocket nugget.
In a sand ridge, um-wealthy, healthy
ana happy ever after" checking of
with his fingers and ending in half
trilled bar from a popular mining
song.
"Well, you'll CO." ignoring the
thrusts.
Il think not. In fact, no use to 90.
There's no cave there"
Yes, my dear, there is," confident
ly smiling.
mo, Emily, there's no cave in that
canyon. Have some more coffee? ?" as
he poured second cup for himself
and set the smoke-blackened coffee
boiler on fresh Goals.
But, Jim? If l saw the valley cor
.ectly in my dream, why should not
L see the cave correctly, too?" she
persisted.
Il agreed to the valley; but to the
cave-never! Can't explain it. Prob
ably Morpheus took you to his abode
last night and while you were there
you were cast under some spell that
gave the appearance of reality" He
presented wise and profoundly in
terested countenance.
Every probably. But you possibly
remember, too, that Morpheus is
guardian of dreams, and fashions
them as the gods desire them to be
given to us. Surely 1 have favor in
their sight"
"Still, Emily, 1 think your dream
came through the ivory gates of the
dreampalace. Have another cup Of
coffee-do."
mo, thanks. And you needn't try
to take my4mind from that cave. You
are going over to Bear canyon to-day
to dig for gold in cave you will find
there. Do, please, give this one days
work to please whim of mine," CON-
ing around the table and giving his
cheek coaxing pat.
20, pshaw! Well, I suppose l
must-there's nothing else when a
woman"
"I'll have your lunch ready by the
time you have saddled Mag. Children,
run for papa's pick and shovel" she
Eroke in, in cheerful haste.
Jim King saddled the little roam
mare and led her up to the camp, tied
his dinner pail to the cantle, mounted,
and shouldered pick and shovel, with
hang-dog look.
"Now, Jim, look for big dogwood
that's the mark, and there are wild
blackberry vines growing over the
mouth of the cave"
Anyway, what's the good-suppos-
ing l should find 1.-THE lands all
staked," was his parting shot as he
waved a farewell and rode down the
slope.
With a happy, confident heart, Mrs.
King watched her husband ride away,
till he was hidden by the low growing
shrubbery along the winding trail.
Somewhere in the distance a quail
piped warning note.
Sims gone that far already" she
said, but she could not see what the
quail saw: the pick and shovel cached
under thicket of tall huckleberries,
and the rider pass on, without them,
| taking the fork that led directly away
| from Bear canon.
How still the morning was-not a
touch of wind anywhere! Mrs. King
lifted her eyes to the scenic splendor
of her surroundings. On every border
| were the mountains in the quivering
haze of sunshine, unfolding in ever
changing tints and shadowy lights.
Peak beyond peak, as far as the eye
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majestic and untamed, expressive Of
imeprial solitude.
"stir! Stir! stir!" said noisy blue
jay, and she turned to her work. The
children were happy when camping
and to them the day passed quickly
with school books and excursions up
and down the mountain side for nuts,
moses and lichens, and in untiring,
never-discouraged searches for Gold"
And family of inquisitive jays must
receive instructions in the art of be-
havior, for which all the table scraps
were carefully boarded in all kinds Of
secret places, and doled out according
to the merits earned at each perform
ance.
Slowly the vivid noon-blue Of the
mountains changed to blue-gray Of
even and deepened to purple, making
them seem nearer and clearer than in
the morning; and as the shadows gath
cred near, little bird trilled timid,
sweet vesper hymn.
"Come, mamma, isn't it time to cook
supper?" The children brought in
dry limbs and cones for the nights fire.
There he comes! Papa's coming,
children-wave your hands!"
The horseman coming up the grade
doubled up his palms and sent shrill
whistle echoing along the ridge.
Here, children, give Mag a good sup
per. She's tired" he said, after un-
saddling the mare. Then he poured
water in basin, picked up bit of
soap and began lathering his hands
vigorously.
"Dirty, aren't they?" with provoking
GOODNESS.
"Yes, but, Jim-what-?" interro-
gated his wife.
"Oh, found the cave just where you
said l would; but cave. claim, and all
are owned by a man over in Ashland.
went over and found the fellow-runs
a little coffee house there and didn't
value your cave very highly. Said he
didn't propose to risk anything on
such a picnic, but / could work it
'halvers,'" King ran on with remark
able glibness.
eyes, of course; but what else ?" she
insisted hurriedly.
"Well,' he continued with atantal.
izing drawl, ''It is a vein of quartz that
runs down the porphyry and the
gold"
"Pocket gold! Didn't tell you? I
knew it, l knew it! Now you'll be-
lieve in dreams!" she almost screamed
in her firm belief.
Don't you want to see a nugget?"
and he handed her yellow Bellefleur.
"Jim King! How could you do such
a thing?" and on her face chagrin and
perplexity struggled for supremacy.
aren't you ashamed to play such a
shabby trick?" she managed to say.
"Well, no. You see, you were so
bound and determined I should find a
| nugget that was afraid to come back
without one; and it's the best I could
do," an amused light dancing in his
eyes.
81 see. And what else?"
81 met Sam Adams on the way. He
put me on the track of job as fore
, man on a ranch down below. So ]
went over and met the owner; and de-
cided to abandon Prize Bar fol, farm
life and good pay. Ny time begins
tomorrow, and We'll begin packing
the first thing in the morning. So
Emily, even if your wonderful dream
didn't bring US the gold you expected
it brought something which I hope
will be worth far more to ."--Paci.
fc Monthly.
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An Organized Protest.

what do you think of this 'ere
new laundry trust, Weary?"
Its an outrage, Limpy. an out
rage. An I'll be one of the first
organized band of fellers that'll
agree to have no laundryin' done for
the mex six months. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.