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Vice Gov Wrlaht Goes 70 washinn,on

Memphis. Tenn. Feb. 23-Vicc Gov.
Luke +. wright. Of the Philippine ie
lands. left for Washington SUNDAY ar
The request Of Secretary Root Thi
probably will be his last visit TO wash.
ington before his return 10 the Pail.
ipDincs
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NINETY TURKS KILLED.
Desperate Battle in Defle Near
kastoria, Albania.

London, Feb. 21.-hccording to a
dispatch from Sofia published in Sat
urday mornings Leader. desperate
fighting has occurred between small
band Of revolutionarios ana 500 Turks
in a dcflc close TO the village of Bcr.
Ills, near Kastoria Albania Ninety
Turks worc Killed. The insurgents
lost heavily but succeeded in gaining
Tho nuns
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Gunboat Bovaea Lost

Panama, Feb. 23.-The gunboat Chu-
chuito brought the news of the loss OF
the historic gunboat Boyaca while en-.
tering the channel of Port Bethsabe.
40 miles north Of Aqua Dulce. All on
board saved
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Banker D. o. Mills III

New York, Feb. 23.-D. 0. Mills. the
banker, who Is in his 18th year. is III.
A week ago he contracted severe
cold which developed into the grin.
and during the last three days he has
been under the care of his physician.
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Mayor Bose III.

Indianapolis, Ind. Feb 23.-Mavor
Rose, of Milwaukee. was attacked with
acute Indigestion at dinner He had
to leave the dining room and has since
been confined to his bed He arrived
with the Milwaukee delegation To- at.
tend the National Bowling congrose
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Gen. Wheaton,s Condition lnnrou.d.

San Francisco Feb. 23.-The condi-
ton OF Gen. Lloyd Wheaton was so
much improved Sunday that his ply
sicians announced that his complete
recovery was a question only OF a few
days.
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A Scene Of Enthusiasm.

London, Feb 21.-There was a great
scene OF enthusiasm al Buffalo Bilrg
show when over 5000 boys from TIC
London schools attended the perform.
ance. carrying little American and
British flags.
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Washington. Feb. % Chas. Foster.
former governor Of Ohio and secretary
OF the treasury. arrived in Washington
Sunday night. He said his visit was
purely social. and that he would re-.
main about a week
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Colored Educ ational Mass Me.tino

Atlanta, Ga. Feb PA largely at.
tended educational mass meeting Of
Negroes was held at the Peoples tab.
ernacle. Addresses upon racial ques-
tons we're delivered by both white ana
cclored speakers.
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CURRENT TOPICS.


of oil.
Electric railways are rapidly displac-
Ing the old-fashioned diligence in
Switzerland.
Uncle Sam employs nearly 1000
women in the various departments at
Washington.
The subjugation Of the Indian has
cost sSi5.000.0 900 and his education
$24O,0OO,OOO.
James J. Hill keeps on his place
near 81. Paul Mimi, two tame buff
faloes as pets.
The comet of 1913 was the only one
during the last century visible in
broad daylight.
The cost OF firing a single shot from
16-nch gun would pay a private SOL.
dier for five years
Navy men are subscribing for
monument at Eric. Pa. to the late
Capt. Carries V. Gridley.
AT St. Augustine. Fla. is the only
mil in the world that gets its power
direct from an artcsian well.
Mai. Gen. Henry c. Hasbrouch. who
has been retired on long service. will
make Newburgh n. s.. his home.
Frenchman has invented n phonct-
ic typewriter. which can be operated
mt the rate of 200 words a minute.
over 10000 Holsters were caught
In Maine waters during the past year.
The total catch sold for Sl.22G.5Gl
Isaac Lcvinson. ccntonarfau who
was born in Jerusalem on Christmas
4 statue of Cen. Joe Hooker which
IS being erected in Statchouse park.
Foston, will be unveiled on June IS.
The Bodloian library at Oxford Is
just three centuries old. 1t is tho
largest university library in tho world
The forest reserves of the United
States now aggregate an area almost
twice that of the state of p.nnsylvo
MIA
The standing timber Of Canada
equals that of the continent of Curonn
and is nearly double that of the Unit.
ed States.
Recently n Chinese nroroeeor in ,
government college made application
for % English Bibles for the use of
the students.
One hundred and fifty steel WAGONS
sach Of 10000 pounds capacitv have
been ordered in Leeds England for
South Africa.
Milk and bread arc being distributed
freely in large quantities among tho
poor at Huda-Pcsth during the nroson,
hard weather.
Willow is the Hshlost Of Enoli.b
woods 4 cubic foot of il ,vai,,he INF
20 pounds. 4 cubic foot or bovyood
weighs 81 pounds
Golden eagles arc incroo.ino +, tho
Scottish Highlands owing 10 tbe of.
forts made by large landowners for
their preservation.
When Ouoer Victoria .scor,., a.,
throne only 100000 wear was sno,t
on education: now tho aro,.nt c,..
pended is sG5 eco 600
By putting aside their weekly. norco
The school children &C Aranto Ca
have saved enough TO purchase an oIn'
plant for the local ZOO
President Iorbct of tho rro,ot
republic. has been l,ea, ,n,sicion
all his life. Whom bov no ,,.,.
member of the village band
Harry De Windt who succossfulIv
made the Journey by land from, p,ri,
to Now York. will shortly baoin y CO.
lics Of lectures in this courtrv
Australia has the largest dr,I. farm,
and the largest fncubatcr I'm 49,, ,,.,.,,i
The incubator has q capaci,,. Of - ,on
ducks eggs or 1000 hon, .ro.
austria.frnncarv has tho f,.o,..
frontier ,f ary i,r,a,..,., ,........'
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In the Gallery

Jimmy-l'd like ter have an opry glass
some time.
.-Tommy-Oh | dunno, / CUES. some NV
one.--Judge
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Amicahlu settloh

Pittsburg, Pa. Feb 23.-Thcrc wiz
be no strike Of street car men here. an
amicable settlement having been
icaclcd at a conference here Of rep.
resentatives Of the Amalgamated As.
sociation Of Street Car employees and
officials Of the PittsJurg Railway Co
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So says Mrs. Josie Irwin, of
SIS So. College ST., Nashville,
Tenn, OF Lydia E. Pinkl,am's
Vegetable Compound.

Never in the history of medicine has
the demand for one particular remedy
for female diseases equallcd that at
tanned by Lydia T.. Pmkham'S
Vegetable Compound, and never
during the lifetime of this wonderful
medicine has the demand for it been
SO great as it is to-day.
From the Atlantic to the Pacific.
and throughout the length and breadth
of this great continent come the glad
tidings of woman's sufferings relieved
by it, and thousands upon thousands
of letters are pouring in from grateful
women saying that it will and posi-
lively does cure the worst forms OF
female complaints
Mrs. Pinl<ham invites all wO-
men who are puzzled about
their health to write her at Lynn,
Mass. for advice. Such cOrrc-
spOndcncc is seen by women only,
and no charge is made.
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Do not believe Piso's Cure for Consuinp-
ton has an equal for coughs and colds
+ Boyer, Trinity Springs, Ind Feb. 10, 1910.
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Three solid through trains daily Chicago
70 California. Chicago, Union Pacific &c
North Western Line.
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-. Forbearance is always more heroic tb,,
fighting Rams Horn. '''"
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Horn. nam
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The man with the muck rake has lar,.a
amlIy-mosily es.-United Presby t..
ran.
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1t is great misfortune not to have sense
enough to speak well and Judg ment enough
10 speak little.-Cato.
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Any one can dye with Putnam Fadcless
Dye, 10 experience required
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-10-02
:A1l Around We bster

A prominent barber came to town
last week.
Dan McNaughton has been quite
sick for several days.
Jos. We%infurter has been one of the
members on the sick list.
Mrs. PaulParker visited in the
Lake the first of the week.
Guess surprise parties don't agree
with some of the Websterites.
Miss Margaret Chisholm left Mon
day for the Mayville normal.
And the citizens of our town
haven't tired of hunting yet.
Miss Allis Marks and Ruth Merrick
were guests in Webster Saturday.
Mesdames Thwing and Baldwin
drove to Devils Lake last Thursday.
Jerry O'Leary was a pleasant visi-
tor from tue Harbor a few days ago.
Alex Giles mustache suffered the
effects of the wind storm the other
day.
All the school mains went to the
Lake Saturday. to attend the teachers
association.
From the. northeast (D we hear
rumors of a "Scotch'' quarre l-or
was it Scotch, no.
Rev. swenson. left Wednesday for
his home in Chicago, after several
days visit with his brother, Albert
There will be a basket social at W.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-10-02

|penver, Colorado Springs, PGeblo,
fGtahd JUAttion and Glenwood,, COL,
vA'Chicago Great Western railway.
Ticksfs on sails daily UP to November
3oth i~at9dsive. Superior service and
uneauaiaa' edqipmehEt! Full informa'
tion on application TO any Chicago
Great Westtsh agent, on to J. P. Ell
mer, g. P. A., Chicago, III. Nov. 80
J. Halliday lssAaS been awarded the
contract for buildibgS the new church
at starkweather. TsA1etter from the
building committee notifying him Of
the fact pays him quite a" compli-
ment for his honest wtrk' aid fair
dealing.
First National Bank has for sale at
all times young and sound horses
drivers and farm stock.
In the account of the death of the
! late Thomas Lyons at the hospital,
the Inter Ocean stated he had charge
of the buildings and grounds. This
was incorrect as he had been a patient
at the institution during the whole
time he was there.
l have two good farms to rent this
fall: $40 acres 1 mile south of Devils
Lake, with good two story, we'll bull
| mousse. 2 largo p]ranarioa and 9 harns
with stable DON for "a head of stock,
2 good wells; 30 acres in pasture, 400
acres under cultivation, all in good
condition, vacant because the present
, tenant has purchased a half section
and moved ON it. There is nearly 200
acres of this farm in prairie. 1
would like a tenant who would do
breaking, for which I would pay the
currant price:
Also 4o acres 5N miles north of
Devils Lake with. $50 acres under
cultivation, Of which IS acres is sum.
her fallow, S acres i4ew breaking,
100 acres was Summer faflowed last
year, all in good condition. Has a
house, granary, barn and we'll. The
tenant from this farm has moved to n
larger farm which I rented him.
Both the above FARMS are now va
cant and 1 would like tenants who
would move on them at once.
27-30 John W. Maher.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-10-02
Erie system, to fill the position.

NJ. O. Hall, the founder of the new
town Of Mohall, where he is post
master, editor, and several other
things, wants the town to build a
Universal church where all denomina.
tions an worship ON equal terms.
A. A Gould, who eloped from
Nebraska with a 15.year-old girl,
While acting as a preacher in her
nelghborhood, and who was arresed at
Williston on a charge of kidnapping,
has been sentenced to six years in the
Nebraska pe%nitentiary for the crime,
A team belonging to Lea nder Peavy
OF Bathgate was left in charge of a
German near a straw rick which an
other man was to set on fire. The
German misunderstood the directions
given him to drive the team awav,
1T was not noticed until the horses
were both badly burned.
Among the east bound passengers
on the Great Northern Sunday was
Tuchi Tegima, imperial Japanese
commissioner.general for the St.
Louis worlds fair and a director of
the Toxic archaeological college.
There were several others in the party,
and they are enroute to st. Louis,
where the Japanese government will
make an extensive showing.
An effort is being made to get
President Hill of the Great Northern
load to attend the forthcoming irriga-
ton congress Of North Dakota citi-
zens. 1t is believed that the presence
of President Hill would attract large
numbers.
Another point that has been brought
out is that Congressman Spalding Of
Fargo will offer at the coming session
of congress an amendment to the irri-
CATION law, providing that in states
where the entire fund is not used for
irrigation a part of it may be expend-
ed in the drainage of lands which are
frequently inundated.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-10-02
STATE NEWS

Velva has organized a ban,

Velva has organized a band.
A field Of barley near Bathgars
yielded 60 bushels' per acre.
The congregational association' Of
this state Is in session at Carrington:;
The 'Towner elevators can hardly
handle the grain that is being deliV-
cred.
Joe Miller was arrested for con-
Quoting a blind pig on his farm hear
Casselton.
: The Royal elevator at Bufflinggttoinn
was burned, together. with 1000 bush
els of fax. Loss, IS, 900.
The business men of Harvey have
formed a stock company for the pu1r.
pose of establishing a creamery.
A 5-year-old son Of P. j. Altinger
Of Wimbledon, was kicked in the face
by a horse and seriously injured.
Nels Golason of Dickinson was
drugged and robbed of ST., 900 in st.
Paul. He had sold a shipment of
cattle.
Charles Anderson supposed to be of
Minneapolis, fell from a freight train
upon which ne was stealing a ride
near Minot ard was killed.
Nick Halverson of Mayville con-
cluded to drive home over the railroad
track. A train struck the rear end of
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-10-02

=. Goozee's. friday evening, Oct.
9TH. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
You'd think we had a jolly set of
farmers round here. if you could hear
the way they talk of this threshinr
weather.
There Will be service in the new
Episcopal church at''Webster, Sunday,
Oct. 4th, at 3:m O'Clock. All are
cordially invited to attend.
1t is not necessary to go hunting
nowadays. Just go and look at W.
ID. Mlllar's "hunting scene window
and you'll get satisfaction.
We're afraid the Bachelor Bows
Will become vain after the particular
mention they received in the news
papers of the east last week.
Mrs. Norman Morrison and Miss
Alma Honett were appointed as dele
gates to the annual W. C. T. U. con.
vention at Mayville, Oct. 2-5.
Gath thinks we don't do much out
here but have a jolly, good time.
Your about right as far as the good
times go, Sir Gath, but. every one Of
us can work and that right hard, too.
when we have to.
Last Saturday evening the Web.
sterites completely surprised Miss
Nellie aid Frank Baldwin, the birth
days of both being celebrated in the
occas on. The evening was delight
fully passed with music and charades.
About twenty were present.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-10-02
FREE FUEL
FREE SHEEP
FREE CATTLE
FREE H~OMESTEADS

FREE RAILWAY FARE
To buyers Of our North Dakota Lands.
Excursion rates any day over all rail
roads. Vim. 81. Brown & Co., 1871 La
Sale street, ChicaSo and Mandan, N.
D. State where you saw this ad.
Write for maps and. 29-32
BIDS WANTED.
Bids will be received by the under
signed up to 8 o'clock p. m. Oct. 5th,
1903, for a hepting plant in the City
hall, City of Devils Lake, n. D.
The City Council reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
BY order of City Council,
Devils Lake, N. D., Sept. 10Th,
1903.
Ole Sk1atasss,
$3.50 City Auditor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-10-02

o"S1
landing III tie track. The train was
brought to a standstill just as the pilot
touched his head.
A Masonic lodge has been instituted
at Leeds.
The Washburn railroad has been
completed to Underwood.
The new NJ. E. church at Mi1.ot
Was dedicated last Sunday.
George Busswell of Tower City had
his hand cut off in the grinder at an
elevator.
W. H. Mann of Minot had 33 large
water melons which were destroyed
Ivy the late storm. =:
The eastbound Great Northern flyer
came near being wrecked Wednesday
between Niagara and Larimore.
The merchants of Fargo set up a
howl the other day about the filthy
condition Of the streets of the city.
Valley City will offer it's electric
light plant for sale. The city has
not been able to make 1t pay expenses.
Ed Stencil had his arm pulled out
of the socket by the betting Of a
threshing rig on which he was work
ing near Buffalo.
A pelican measuring 7 feet, 8
inches from tip to tip was recently
killed at Fox Lake by William
Donaldson.
A negro asked a Fargo grocer for
some grapes and when he had eaten
them, drew his revolver and demand
cd apples. He landed in Jail.
J. W. Brown Of Petersburg was ar
rested on a charge of keeping a gamb-
ling joint he pleaded guilty and
was fined 5000 and sentenced to ninety
days in Jail.
The Salvation Army at Fargo took
charge of Mary Hurley. a hayward
girl, and will attempt to reform her.
She was in police court when turned
over to the army.
A crowd Of laborers who had been
hired in Fargo for work in Montana.
objected to a layo -er at Minot and
the employment agent who was in
charge came nea being roughly hand.
led.
The department store of Hill, Man
ming & Co., at Bathgate, was bur
glaried, the safe blow open and $4O0
in cash taken. The robbery was not
discovered until the store was opened
the next morning.
CIaud B. Breer, who went from
Minot to Oregon some time since and
fled on a timber claim, has proven up
on the same, and the timber is worth
a small fortune.
Contractors who are building the
Northern Pacific extension from Nc
Kenzie to Linton are within a mile Of
the Emmons county line, and expect
to complete their work Oct. Is.
r The M%arquist de Mores has hoisted
the American and French flags over
her residence aa Medora. The form
er is in honor Of the United States
and the latter in honor of her late
husband.
George Midlaff of Fargo was badly
scalded in the N. P: shops. He was
repairing a pit, and by mistake a
force of steam was turned on the pit.
He was unable to get out and was
seriously burned.
General superintendent slade Of
the Great Northern road has created
the Office of engineer of maintenance
of way for the COMPANY, and has ap-
pointed S. L. Davis formerly with the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-10-02
It Starkweather, and Webster.

NJ. P Neff & Co., the enterprising
real estate firm is removing their
Office from the jacobson block to the
new Office building on Kelley avenue
next door south of DR.. Ruger's office.
The finest lot of horses ever shipped
in here now on sale at First National
Bank.
Work was commenced today on the
iron work front of the Brennan block.
Gus Huss was down from Stark.
weather today.
Jens Halverson of Penn spent last
night in the city.
VIM. Samuel of De Groat was in
the city yesterday.
W. H. Badger Of Berthold was
amoug the visitors in the city last
night.
Mrs. Fred Locke of Morris spent
Tuesday with friends in the city.
Mrs. J. G. Caderwood and daugh-
ter, Miss Reba of Crazy are the guests
Of friends in the city.
Mrs Marks and daughter Miss Alice
Of Morris spent a brief time with city
friends this week:
Mrs. Paul Parker Of Webster was
the guest of friends in the city recent
ly.
! E. G. Greenup came in from Rugby
last night and is spending che day in
the city.
James P. Russell and Thomas L.
Stanley of Knox are in the city look
ing up some business matters.
Five good Accomplishments cheap.
Cooler & Cooler. 66.1
D.. Boyd of Aberdeen; s D., Well
known to many of the people of this
city, is spending a few days here.
The g. N. Express company have
taken the phone out of their Kelle
avenue Office.
The XIX Century club moved the
city library into the handsome large
room provided by the city authorities.
A formal opening to the general pub
lie will be announced later.
DR.. Coyle of Lakota a prominent
citizen one of the pioneers in his pro-
~fession in this part of the state, died
this morn .ng. he was a Knight lem
plar degree Mason, an ex-solider, and
was we'll known throughout this part
Of the state. Rev. Jones Of this city
will ~oficiate at the funeral services.
The party who lost a po%cketbook on
the Fort Totten side of the lake dur
ing Chautauqua will confer a favor
on the owner as we'll as the Chautau.
qua management by sending name and
address to Edgar LaRue, secretary,
Devils Lake.
There will be initiation work at the
W. R. c. on Friday, October 2, at s
o clock, after which cards will be in
dulged in. The committee on ar
rangements assure a pleasant evening
to which the G. A. r. and their
families and the W. R. C. and their
families are most cordially invited. ."
The Holbrook Mercantile company
expect to be n their new store room
in the Brennan building within a
month. The old building now stand
ing in the street will; be remov-
ed, a new pavement will be laid on
the east side of Kelley avenue by the
lew Brennan block, and the avenue
will then be one of the prettiest
streets in the state.
1922. 80 is the fare from St. Paul and
Minneapolis to Salt Lake City and
Ogden, Utah; Pocaello, Idaho; and
III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-10-02
Il LOCAL. FIELD.

Ed Gilbertson was on a music sell
ling tour at Starkweather Saturday.
and as usual, did some good business,
"Michael Strogoff', Monday night.
A, Stray, a prominent citizen of
Garske, is here today.
Mrs. R. Daeley is visiting friends
at Grand Forks
M. P. Neff & Co., have many calls
for town property. If you have
ANYTHING in this line for sale see
them.
j. w. Boeing, Of Mimic, is a
Sevilla guest.
Wall paper-the best kinds-at
H. Stuart.
George Juergens is down from his
claim in Ward county this week.
Dan Bowman Of Marion, Indiana,
is among the city business visitors.
For Sale .-Three lots and no use,
barn, plenty of trees. Water in the
hotse. Mrs. Frank Judd, Devils
L.axa. 27-3O
Mrs. Lackey will entertain satur-
day afternoon for her sister, Miss
Adamson.
Attorney P. J. McClory is moving
into. the Watt residence on Seventh
street. which he recently purchased.
s, E.. Geuck and John Raiders of
Orange City, Iowa, two land buyers
are in the city looking after land.
Miss Mamie Maher left recently for
Wells College, New York, where she
will, attend school.
Mrs. C. w. Darling, IF Fargo. is
TIE pleasant guest Of Mrs. F. N. Whit
man.
Rev. J.. F. L. Coates left today for
Cando. He will preach the dedicatory
sermon in the Presbyterian church of
st. John Sunday.
Il. A. Nerby, piano tuner. Leave
orders at Gilbertson & Anderson's
music store. "a Ut W.T.
Wanted-A good, smart boy to
call train crews from 10 o'clock mid
night, to r. O'Clock noon. Apply to
W. H. Kipp, agent G. N.
. The Mankato Commercial College
offers two months free. Address the
school, Mankato, Mimi, for particu-
lars.
clown Talk tells all about the
new towns, on the Omaha ~extensiono
the Chicago Great Western railway.
For free copy write Edwin B. Magill
manager townsite departments, o
Dodge, Iowa. oct1
The scenic success of the season IS
the startling story of the sunny
Southland, sold Arkansaw,' which
will be seen at the opera house, Wed
nesday, October ID.
d. F. Shipley, of Edmore was a.
rested on complaint of Pearl Van
delkof, charged with failing to al.
vert15e estray stock. He was brought
before Judge Hutchins and the hear
ing set for October 18th.
Cabbage for sale at one cent per
nonnd if taken at the Chautauqua
form. if delivered in the city ~ cts
per pound. If you want CABBAGE ageo TOR
saur 'kraut, We will make special
nrices.-J. o. Baughman.
Michael Mclaughlin, OF Austin
MINI, stopped over in the city for a
few, hours on his return from visiting
his brothers who are running elevators