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Sharp County record., 1903-01-09
The Mississippi postnistresS.

A dispatch from Washington
saws: "There is much interest
in political circles in the Presi-
dents valiant fight in behalf of a
negro postmistress in a southern
city,which rebels at having any
but a white person in charge Of
the local postoffice. 1t seems
that one Minnie M. Cox was ap-
pointed postInistress at Indianola,
Miss, She recently resigned,
and her bondsmen state she did
so because threatened with per-
sonal violence by portion of the
citizens who are determined to
have a white postmaster. Mr..
Roosevelt has now ordered that
the postoffice be abolished and
remain so until the citizens are
sufficiently punished and meekly
submit to being served by the
negress whom he chooses to des-
ignate."
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09
AlSTpACT OF THE TAX BOOKS.

An abstract Of the tax books
for the year 1902 shows the fol-
lowing;
Whole number of acres OF land
taxed. d............. 1901
Total value of land. .S64S, 5S4
Total value of city or town
lots. S..............' oOo,VO0
Total value of railroad track,
etc................S173,02 ,025
Total value real estate SSSo, 500
Persons liable to pay poll tax,
white, 2l65, colored 33.
Number of horses, 2,4OG; val
ued at S80,250.
Number Of mules, 1900; vaIued
at $50, 165.
Number of cattle, 1855; val
ued at SllU,0SO.
Number of sheep, 1922; valued
at Sc, ,345.
Number Of hogs, 1908; valued
at S20l02.
Number Of carriages and wag-
ons. 1892; valued at S26,2O3.
Number Of watches, 3l4, val
ued at $1,000.
Number of piano 'fortes, 232;
valued at sos
Value of goods and merchan-
disc .S52, ,425.
Value OF moneys credits and
book accounts. s..........S .SI7, ,9lO.
Value of property as banker or
broker. ............... sc, ,SSO.
Value of all otner articles of
personal property. .S151, ,772.
Total value Of personal proper
ty.. '0OZO, ,otA'
Total value of real and per-
5onal property. 81 ,5l6,o5l.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09

A motion has been filed in the
circuit court at Camden for the
disbarment of Senator Thomas
W. Hardy. The motion is filed
by a stave manufacturer Of Cam
den, who says Senator Hardy
collected money for him and ap-
propriated it to his own use
Senator Hardy is a candidate for
president of the next state SEN
ate.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09
Congressman Little has intro

Congressman Little has intro
duced in the lower House a bill
"donating to the state of Arkan-
sas one hundred thousand acres
of government land for the pur-
pose Of establishing, equipping
and maintaining a textile school
in the State" The school is to
be a branch Of the State Univer-
sity and is to be established for
the purpose of teaching the art Of
manufacturing cotton and woolen
goods.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09

1t is said that Attorney Gener-
al Murphy has performed more
labor during his term of office
than any attorney general the
state has had in years. George
W. Murphy is good gubernatorial
timber.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09
Notice For Publication, l-.,IO7O0,
Land Onice ut Little Rock Ark. I
J,tnnlrv Z. iO04 {

Land Onice ut Little Rock Ark.
Janu 3, 1903
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of her intentionito
make final proof in support Of her claim nnh
that said proof will he made before the Clerk of
Sharp county at i|vening shade, Ark. ON
February 10, 1908, VIZ:
Nancy j Holloway
Widow OF Wm J Holloway, deceased.
II. E. No. 2llS2 for the southwest quarter
southeast quarter, section ~, and nolthN est
quarter northeast quarter aud east half no rih-
east quarter section 20, township Is, ortl
range & west.
She names the following witnesses to prove
Of said land viz;
John p, Tennison, W. NJ Kissi~ger, 4. J.
Fowler, l.. q. Fowler, ull of Ash Flat, Ark.
II. II MYERS, register.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09
Warning Order.

Sharp Circuit Court, Southern i,.', n'''
James r. Carpenter ct al' lid,niIds, lruIds
,hristian Church at Max'ii'e' p''
vs. nan er,, "
l.. A, Barker and James LAM" and
The defendants, L. A. Barker in thbI
Inman Sr. are warned 10 apl"dh, coppi
within thirty days and apsws, ap',.n,rr ',,S 4 D.
the plaintiffs, James 7. Cnrpe.W Waxyilt
tees of the Christian Church ~
ccmber 30, 1902. :, n p!TCHlE,
Atkinson and Abernethy, al'ys w.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09

The State Republican is
publishing the portraits of Arkau-
sas postmasters. The S.R
should not "dig" the postmasters
at this particular time, for haven't
they supported a campaign but
: recently?
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09

Johnson township, st. Paul r,
day, February 6, 1903. '''
Piney Fork township, at F..
ming Shade during February h's' ls' ,
Of circuit court. "''
Upper North township, wi,n
Monday, February 80, i9Os' NV
= Lower North township, Shrid.,
School House, Tuesday, Febr".e,.'
"a, 1908. ''ua'I
North Union township. A..
strong, Wednesday, February S' ;;
1903. "'y q
South Union township, Gam.
tIac Place. Thursday, February \
jackson township, Willjto,i
Friday, February 81, 1903.
Highland township, HigblaD
Saturday, February %, 1903,
Lave Creek township, Can,
Groun1, Monday, March 2, 1qa
Richwoods township, Ash Fls
Tuesday and Wednesday, Mar,
3 and A, 1908.
Hardy township, Hardy, Thur.
day, Friday and Saturday. Man.,
5, 6, Z, 1903.
JASPER HUTCHISON
Sheriff and Collecter
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09
Notice For Publication
' Jun. 3, 1915

~ ~ jan. 3, lss
Nyotice Is hereby given that ne s,.. ,'S' II
~ named settler has fled ao.,t
Int, ntion to make fir nj proof ~ suPpv;s,
claim and that suid proof will De 'ns'I s,d
the Clerk OF sharp county, arh, ~, w,
Shade, Ark, on February l6, lsu''""
Geo. B. Horton ,,,,rAl
II. e. No 2l443 for the norm 1,h rai'' rs
quarter, section p, township 49, no'"'
west ,..,ssss 10 4
lie names the following witnessSs'c cIIrl
his continuous residence upon ah" ''
Of said land, viz: roun Fes
l. j. Worl, Orlando Pad.n' LpuIs
W. NJ. Ki.sing.r. all of Ash rn ria.s NNrars
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09

Business failures in Arkansas
during the year 1902 amounted
to 252. The number of CONNER
eial failures in the state in 1901
was 222.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09

Seventy-twO saloons have been
licensed in Little Rock for the
year 1903. This is an increase
over last years number, but the
legislature meets this year, you
know.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09
Notice for PHblicatiGl-lQG
Land Onlce at Little Rock, AK,
Dec. 8, 1902, !

Nyo office Is hereby given that the ielhi
IN named settler has filed notice oirI
trnton TO max. final proof In supp9ri
claim md that said proOt will be mad. n
the County lerk Of Sharp county ut Naf
shade, Ark. on January T., 1898, viz;
ram lin z. smaliey
II. F.. No. 2l43I for the noithwcst qrsrh
sou,hr ,st quarter and northeast qltIld I
southwest quertcr, section Is, toana4
north range q west.
lie names the following witnesses
h : CO t!nunus re sidcnce upon anu cuH'A1
of said land viz: m.
J, u. Royal. r. J. Stevens, l. L. MNlast
;. ii. Miller, all Of Evening shade. ARK,
II. Nj, MYERS. Rsssx
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09
Warning Order.

In the Circuit Court FOR the s,utl,n ! isirc
Of sharp county
G., \. Ergh twell, plainiT.
Against
Lou b. ightwcll, defendant
The defendant, Lou Brghtw ell, is warned 10
appear IN tins court wiinn thirty duys unc
answer the complaint ot ia llaini0, L, n,
Brightwcll, t.D. hIlLLIt,
Nov. 20, 1907, i
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09
Notice for Publication --l0NI
Land Office at Little ock, M'
JANUARY ), laS, \

Land Ofice at Little "ocf, At
January ., lsS.
Notice is hereby given that The ioIlS' lA..
named settler has filed notice OF DIS inN,
to m Ike final proof IN support Of his GU u
thai said proof will be made before lm . uI'
sharp county, Ark. at Evening snAue' |
Oh February IL, 1903, viz;
benjamin Wade,
Adult heir of Lucy Wade, deceased; ...n,
II T. No. 2l97S tor the s'nth ball Nuni
quarter. section 81, township IL nOr'n ''H
west. J.. i
He names the following witnesses 1 " \
his continuous residence upon And cw"''.
10 SAID land viz: Dad
Riley Reed. Wm, o, smit h. Ihos %%
Spencer Phillips, all Of Evening Shsoe, A''
H. II. MYERS, RtsaS
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09

Thos. A. Edison, the inventor,
looks for many wonderful scien-
tific inventions this year. Mr..
Edison is to devote the year in an
endeavor to get electricity direct
from coal.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09
Notice fer Publication l06Il.
Land Cmce at Little Reck, Ark
Dec. +, lgo1.


Dec. i, lys
Nvotice Is hereby given that the follOst,
IN named settler has llcd no;ice Of hSs
t, ,nton to make final proof IN support eik
clsim and that suid proof will be made bin
the lrrk Of Sharp county, Ark. 81 srsrH
Shade, Ark. on Jaluary Il, l9S, VII;
sarah l.. Nichols
Widow Of Tolb,lt +. Nichols, decd. M
II z. NO. 2l4l3 for the southwest qusrs
sourhNcst quarter section "a. township u
north range west and Let NO. oil ncritHf
quarter OF section 3, townrhip IL, north riip'
WrSt
She names the following witnesses to pN'
h,r continuous residence upes and cutl'da
of said land viz:
Il. {. arrett, Carol ,ledlock, T. 7. M|
N. V. Eutchison all Of roughkcrpsir, AK,
II II. MILRS, Rsglai
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09
THE RECORD.
BY CLAUDE l.. COGER.

Mrs. A, M. Dockery, wife Of
Gov. Dockery of Missouri, died
at jefferson City one dag last
week.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09
NEWS OF OUp EEIGHgOQS.

Tho Telephone says the cotton
crop of Lawrence county is about
all marketed.
The editor Of the Melbourne
Times was % years old the first
day of the year.
Uncle Bill Childers Of Imboden
expects to be elected sergeant
alarms in the next state senate.
The Register says that the last
was the soherest Christmas Mel
bourne has seen in many day.
Bud Gray was fined $50 by a
justice of the peace at Melbourne
for selling whiskey without Ii
cense.
Robert Kennard Of Lacrosse is
a candidate for journal clerk in
the lower house of the next legis-
la.ure.
Clennick Stewart of Jamestown
is a candidate for page in the
lower house of the next general
assembly.
The Northeast Arkansas teach
ers' Association held a three
days meeting at Mammoth
Spring last week.
The Pocahontas News says
construction work on the new
railroad from Pocahontas to New
port will probably begin within
sixty days.
The store of B. A. Coffman at
Portia was burglarized a few
nights ago. The thief took a big
lot of handkerchiefs, pocket
knives ard other small articles.
A train ran into a drove Of
about 100 head Of cattle near I'm
boden belonging to Fillmore
Sloan, killing thirteen head and
badly injuring as many more.
A new town has been located
on the White River railroad at
Lakes Ferry. The town site
embraces about 300 acres of land.
The new town has been named
Cotter.
A laborer named Lamb was
instantly killed while at work on
the new railroad in Baxter coun-
ty. Following a blast, a rock
struck him between the eyes,
bursting his head.
A. H. Andrus, a newspaper
man Of Salem, will again con-
duct legislative news bureau at
Little Rock, furnish ng weekly
papers with the doings of the
next general assembly.
Representative Campbell of
Randolph county will take a COL
lection of fine corn, cotton, veg
etables and minerals to Little
Rock as a proof of Randolph
county's productiveness.
T. II. Jackson attempted to
commit suicide in the Independ-
ence county Jail at Batesville
by hanging himself with piece
Of wire. BY the timely assist
ance Of a physician mis- life was
saved. Jackson is in jail char
gei with an attempt to murder
his wife.
Dave Cook and Alex Wood,
two boys in lizard county, were
arrested few days ago charged
with robbing W. H. Hutchison of
$50. The boys returned $40 of
the money, gave their note for
the balance, and gave bond for
their appearance at the next term
OF circuit court,
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that will meet the tayo,u.
of Sharp county, Arkansas, at the following places a
dates for the purpose of collecting the taxes for the
1902 TO wit: !e&
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09

The list OF homicides is prob
ably not complete, since in many
instances the killings are not re-
ported in remote neighborhoods,
especially in instances of justi-
able homicides, where no arrests
are made, Three of the four
cases of lynching in the state
last year were for criminal as
sault and one for attemptedsmur-
der,
Sharp County record., 1903-01-09
Crime In 1902.

From data kept by the Little
Rock Democrat, below may be
found the record of crime in Ar
kansas for the year 1902, ard
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1903-07-03

train on Wednesday evening to get fhe8
horses to Cando in time for tho races on
July third, therefore the races were de-
clared off, and the prizes given as fol-s
lows: In the 2:25 pace, Doc. Wright
got first; Alice r. second; w Watch Charni,
third and Jessex fourth. In the 2:f0S
pace or trot the prizes were given for
the one heat in the order that they
came in Don Quixote, first; Barnacle,
second; Jim Sheldon, third and Lucy
fourth. All the prizes were paid ex-
cept first to Doc Wright in the 2:10
which was protested for the reason that
the entry did not reach the Secretary o.
the Bottineau Turf Club within tlis
time specified for entries to close. Th-,
entry had been made with the Secretas,y
of the Association and by him forward
to the Secretary Of the turf club.
matter will have to be decided BY I'll
American Trotting Association.
In the 2:1O race, the sulky to whiel
Minnie E., was hitched came in contact
with another and the driver was thrown
from his seat but escaped uniniured.
The horse continued on the course Will
out slowing up until it passed under tlss
wire after which it stopped and Was
easily caught.
Had it not rained on Tuesday, the
spectators would have done some fast;
work. But after the rain the track was
SO muddy that the races could not be-
satisfactory to spectators or horsemen.
AS it was. little dissatisfaction was ex
pressed. The heats which were trotted, q,
although slow were quite close and most
of the spectators making allowance fors
the weather went away satisfied that
the Turf Club had done their best to-
give them good time
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1903-07-03
The Ball Games

The game on Monday forenoon on the
fair grounds between Bottineau and
souris was somewhat one sided. The
Souris team were out played at every
point by the home team. Murphy who
pitched for Souris was wild and passed
several men. Not only this, but he
struck several. This helped greatly to
swell the score for Bottineau. The
score by innings was:
Souris- OF 100 o 90 0-3 ssssB
Bottineau-2 5 O 7323s o. x-21
Batteries, Souris, Matteson, Murphy
and Helgerson. Bottineau, RoheS ana
Eaton. Umpire Wilson.
The game on Tuesday was hard
fought from the start and was by FAR
the best exhibition of ball played on our
diamond this year. The Willow team
came in on the excursion and brought &
goodly number to root for them.
While the score was some what one
sided, this was owing to two svery
costly errors on the part of Bottineau III
the fourth inning. The catcher allowed
ball to pass him that scored man
from third. This was followed by 4
throw to second on a force run ths.t
should have retired the side, but owing
to the poor judgment Of the second
baseman the ball was fumbled, allowing
the man to score. Score by innings
Willow City 90 10000 o % sss
Bottineau- 10000 O o Of
Willow had gathered up a good team
and played without an error to their
credit. Their field work was hard to
beat. The game was very orderly one
and credit to both teams The line
up was as follows:
Bottineau-Rohe, IT, LeClare, SIS;
Buckley, rf ;Chadderdon, p; E. Woodhall,
2b; Foster, 1b; Andrews c; Eaton, 50;
G. Woodhall, CT.
Willow City-Lazier, 3b; Brenna, &;
Rutherford, 1b; Parks, IS; Devens, cf;
Thyng, 2b; Henry, rf; Scott, If; Kelly, 5.
The work of the batteries, Kelly and
Brenna for Willow and Chadderdon and
Andrews for the home team was good
considering the fact that a drizzling
rain continued throughout the game.
Umpire Cunningham gave splendid sat 4
isfaction.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1903-07-03
Bottineau z, Cando a

Word received last night from Candos
brings the cheering information that I
our team won out there by score Of u
to 4. The first game there was II to j I
in Cando's favor, bul yesterday the boys
were doing differently.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1903-07-03
Stores Will Close.

1t has been decided to close the stores
here at 10 o'clock tomorrow in order
that the clerks may celebrate There
is nothing strange about this. AS tits
a legal holiday anyway.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1903-07-03
Victim Of Bandit Gang.

Proprietor Kubelik Of the Belfast
hotel was shot in the street at Buford
it is supposed by Pierce, who escaped
from the Glasgow (Mont.) Jail with
William Hardee. Pierce is known to
be in the vicinity Of Buford and there
seems to be little doubt that he was
recognized by Kubelik and shot him to
save being apprehended. a large
posse is in pursuit Of Pierce, Pierce
Is one sof the four prisoners who es-
capped from the jail at Glasgow on June
s and he Is supposed to have fired the
shot that resulted Ia the death Of Jack
Williams. one Of the guards After
his escape nothing was heard of Pierce
and the impression prevailed that he
had been drowned Ia crossing the Mis-
gsouri river. Hardee, Mckinney and
Brown are dead and the, killing of
Kubelik makes the sixth violent death
through the escape on the above
named date.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1903-07-03
NORTH. DAKOTA NEWS
ITEMS oF.A WEEK FROM VARIOUS
PARTS OF THE STATE.
Supreme Court Decides That John
] Rooney Must Hang for the Muir.
der of tiaroId Sweet
Near Fargo,

II JOuu 1tOOuey MuSL nduS. lie Su'
preme court has decided that he must
Epay the death penalty for the murder
of Harold Sweet. The case is one OF
the most peculiar in the criminal prac
tice in this state. Rooney and two
pals attempted to hold up three boys
| named Sweet of White Earth, Mimi.
| who were camping on the outskirts OF
Fargo last August, while on their way
| to the harvest fields. Rooney and
Harold Sweet we're engaged in a scuf
| ,fle, when the latter was fatally shot
| Rooney was captured by the other
| brothers, and his partner fed.
Rooney was tried and convicted. The
| hearing was during the legislative ses
sion, which passed bill requiring that
all executions should be in the state
prison at Bismarck The legislature
also changed the law, requiring that
six months must elapse between the
date sentence was imposed and the
Fexeegtion g as had formerly been the
After the measure had been signed
by Governor White, Judge Pollock
| sentenced Rooney. in March to be
hanged June 26 in the state prison
making the date only a little over
three months, as he had not been in
| formed Of the time extension. When
| he learned of the mistake the prisoner
was brought back from Bismarck and
new sentence imposed, to become eff
| fective in September, and conforming
with the law.
| RoOney's lawyer appealed, holding
| that the condemned man had been
convicted under one law and sentenced
under another, and that the last law
provided additional penalty in that
the time of preliminary Imprisonment
was extended three months and the
sentence to be carried out in the state
penitentiary instead of the county Jail
! The supreme court has just decided
the new law is all right, and Rooney
will be executed in September.
He will be the first man to be hanged
in the pentitentiary and the first to be
executed under the new law. Rooney
has a long criminal record Of having
held up farm laborers at Fargo every
fall. ;j'..s .'..s.
Causes N;:ch Disappointment.
The adjournment Of the supreme
court before the appeal in the case
hid be perfected Is fatal to the erec
tionAef buildings at the different state
BiAe state the delay
EEfn De Ia great, as %Kenty days are
|'ssga gRaissS &C y eaIa saRrspe pe
the argumSnts Hnd Che
dsc1gion: tn Ne lat
siBlc t0 colAp pleta anK 09@tA " pro
posed buildings D3 Aege
Wesls sts fall, and may
ESp5l3 3s n9e lhes lEild an for -
F4ng plant before cold
| is maaeh 1ntmsnf over thYsdd
u III eoust,
! Is und derstood that bod ai
g g dayI eEsf MI II .l could A1
la5a ends ss! sdtfeeEsS
a}l q insfit1 Mons ii
| sore at StateS cMiNa 81
his absolute refdB6f to help dispSl 81
| the bonds. There Is not a place bu
needs additional buildings, and educa
tional work in the state will be handi
capped for q year.
l D.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1903-07-03

fallowing to do d sf acre, SO he
had better take She can get at
whatever price he hn get. People
who live in glass hot p should never
throw stones. Pull Jk own weeds
old man, everybody is &tching you.
Mrs. Jos. Perrin has rel ged a let
ter from her son, Henry, Mo is in
Washington. It is = good rite up
and may prove an effective a ertise-
ment. Itmay be all right for TIN Rung
folks to roam around before 81 ing
down; butafter we have passed sew
eral years ii one place improving our
position socially and financially, It
matters not where we may wander to,
the old homestead be II ever 90 hum
ble always retains the most Affection
ate portion Of our hearts. A rolling
stone gathers no moss.
Mr. J. Hamilton and Miss Ange
Perrin wore married at Bottineau
||on Saturday last. Congrat items. n
u Ocnleus. u
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1903-07-03

tin
'OTTINEAIlI,, ,R|}6AAI.E5II,lI,]NEAU &C
M galss "a
;Il| u 81
sa@ 4 Illl as u 5 CO sa6Sa
on ~ sf 81 = ' s'
I J.,D. Boyss as Sasl' visitor
beau last ht1ra lt y
Mr.. and Mss "a Egmay bavasgsas
Vsiting to tHs ousa sixsssss| ! =
lMSt is amazi1 HUI 81 amoa
IND gas pipsS fsaaaaI s lbilllya
around. l.
Within two yeaf Ee can boast Of
having as good roa las any district
in the county. 4
Old settlers say that We years pro
duction Of wild game never yet
been equalled.
Mr. 0. Perrin has left ha and is
Wishing relatives at Willow Cf
Dan McCann has just compAd a
fine piece of grading east of his HSAse.
It is predicted that this will beWhe
future road between Dunseith and
Omemee.
There is some talk of the formation
of a mutual protective association be,
ing formed here. The organization
will embody in it's rules the following
resolutions: .s
Whereas, There are numerous com.
plants being made about stray dogs
running around, which, not being
muzzled or otherwise having theil
mouths so que rded as to protect stock
from being bitten, the same have be-
come nuisance.
Therefore, the executive committee il
empowered to appoint a party Of one
or more persons, belonging to the
M. P. A., to destroy any and all such
stray dogs, irrespective of to whom
they may belong. Now we are going 1t
There is prospective scarcity d
hired men in this vicinity. Quite i
number of men could be employed5im
mediately if on the field. A few hints
on. how to keep and treat hired mer
may be beneficial to some Of our neigh
hors. When yon hire a man, get ohi
old and ugly, so that there won't be
any danger Of your daughters running
off with him. Give him to understand
that he.is to belbossed. by everybody
+; including your relatives and neigh
bors. That he has to get up. when he
is called; and If he does not hear yor
call he has to get up anyway. KeeI
him hard at work just as long as he
can keep awake. Arrange his hours
at work so that when he gets up in the
morning he will find himself getting
ready for bed. DON'T give him any
beef steak for he might get too fat, an6
don't show him any pie for he might
eat it. AS for any other nourishine
food it will pay you better to feed it te
your hogs. Give him lots of pea soup
porridge and dry Bread, and if he gets
poor on that let him spend his wages
for medicine. Don't let him have 6
day off on any .pretense whatever
Don't wash his underclothes nor memo
his 80 - $ ~ sssa''ss, as;.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1903-07-03

4 Burr hand Hes real estate