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County Directory.
BOARD or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Special Montana Session.

Helena. Mont, Nov. Ex-Governor
Toole has called q special session of the
legislature to meet on Dec. at Helena.
to pass laws to relieve the industrial
condition in Montana, caused by the
shutting down Of the Amalgamated COM
pany's properties, whereby 1900 men
were directly thrown ont OF work and
1900 more affected. The aim Of the SEES
sion is to pass law whereby the mining
cases may be taken from one court to
another when the Judge in the initial
court is shown to be prejudiced. Other
legislation OF like character has also
been promised. The WORKS of the
AmalRamated company will at once
resume in various parts of the state.
This includes the great mines in Butte
the tmelters of the Washoe company in
Anaconda, the largest in the world, the
smelters Of the Boston & Montana Co.
in Great Falls, also vast in their capac-
ity. the coal mines at Storrs, Belt and
Oakdale in Wyoming, the great quarry
in northern Montana. and the inn
menee lumber industries in western and
northwestern Montana. Probably more
than ID 900 men will be employed d.
rectly in the properties Of the Amalga.
mated and that many more will be
indirectly given employment in the way
of furnishing supplies and the like.
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affixed tbs signatures ofthe majority o.
voters in the territory. This petition
will 90 to the county commissioners st
Washburn and they issue an order and
provision to haye it voted on At the fall
election in November, 1904. II 1t car
ries, the county sudltor will certify the
facts, boundaries, etc., to the secretary
Of state and he to the governor. The
governor will appoint three commiss-
,oners for the new county and Lbev will
appoint the other county officers. This
proceeding takes time, and to have IT
accomplished before the next election
the start will have to be made before
many moons.
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Frank n: Hamilton, who was sem
fenced. to seven years imprisonment in
the Saltwater penilenriary for killing
Leonard Day, at the West Hotel in Min
neapolis, in 1900, has had his sentence
commuted to five years, which makes
him eligible for immediate parole. AT
the time of his conviction there we're
many who believed him innocent, and
felt that be was punished to shield the
guilty party.
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A Startling Test.

To save life, Dr.. Tt Merritt. OF
No. Meho"pany. Pa, n,sde \ startling
test s,esnlting in=s nondrrtni cure. He
writes, - patient VAS attacked with
violent hemnrrhsgAs, caused by ulcera-
ton OF the stpmrch. l bad often found
Electric Rittsrs excellent for acute
stomach and liver troubles 40 l pre-.
scribrd them. TIE patient gained from
the first, and has rot had an attack in
IA months" Electric Bitters are posi-.
lively guaranteed for Dyspepsia, Indi
gestion, CONSTITUTIONS and Kidney
troubles. Try them. Only SOC. q
Biownell & McPhse's
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A Sure THING

It il eaid that nothing is snre except
death and taxes. by this il rot altogether
true. Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption ia 3 sure cure FOR all lung
and throat troubles. Thousands can
,esti y to that. Mrs. C. B. VanMetre ni
Shepherdtown, ". Va. saws: II had
q severe case Of Bronchitis ard for a
year tried everything I heard of, bu,
got NO relief One bottle of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery then cured me abso-
lutelv." It's iDtallible for Group
wboopinR cough. grip. pneumonia and
consumption. Try it. It's guaranteed
by Browne!l & McPhee. drneeists. Trial
bottles free. Regular sizes Soc, $1O0
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Washington. Nov. 1.-Senatnr Hans
br1ugh introduced in the senate today a
bill which by implication repeats the
timber and the stone act under " hich
the land ia now acquired a, $3.50 per
acre reRardi.ss OF its real value. The
measure ia intended to put quie 'us on
the speculation of public lands which
has recently grown into a national
scandal.
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Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Minot, N. d., /,

November 4th, 1903. ..E-'t =
Notice is hereby given that tho following.
named setsler has f1ed notice OF his intention
claim, and that said proof will be made before,
Zeno Bruegger, clerk Of district court Of
Williams county, at Williston, N. D., onS
December 18th, 1903, viz:
EDWARD LINK, H. E. No. 1884.
for the nh swA section 20, township 155,
range 100.
he names tho following witnesses to prove.
his continuous residence. upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
Reuben Siewert, Alex Lester, W. NJ. English,
Jacob Calvert, all of Williston N. D.
nov5 h. Z. SANBORN, Register.
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Two M onths'
Tuition Free
AND YOUR
CAR FARE PAID
BY THE UNION
COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE
CRANE. FORKS, N. D.
GRAND FORKS, N. D.

= 2 = Sg1. y Y
In order to introduce the work of our
school more thoroughly to the people OF
the Northwest. We are Offering to all
who enroll for six months course two
months additional. free of charge and
we also pay their car fare to Grand
Forks.
To all who enroll for three month";
course We will give one month addi-
tional.
In order to take advantage Of the
above offer. it Is necessary that you
notify ~ BY Oct. 3rd, q the offer ex-
pires ct that time.
The Union Commercial Collens u the
best equipped and most thorough and
up to date Business College and Short
hand School 10 the Northwest.
II you are interested IN lettering your
condition, you are interested In busl-
ness education. and should have our
catalogue. We ssnd it free upon appli-
cation. Addreoe
Union Commercial College.
security Block,
Grand Forks Il 2.
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WANTED--FAITHFuL PERSON TO CALL
on retail trade and agents for manufacturing
house having we'll established business, local
territory, straight salary $50 paid weekly and
unnecessary; position permanent; business
successful. Enclose sslf-addressed envelope.
Superintendent Travellers, COS Mopon Building,
Chicago, Ill. l9t1z
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MIGHT MAKE A STATESMAN.
"Uncls Joe" Thought Younoster
Showed Al the Symptoms.

"OncI0 joe Ih0uHht YoOnoSser
D.. Showed Al the Symptoms.
A woman who lives at the hoteI
where "Uncle Joe" Cannon always.
makes his home while in Washington
was recently talking to the next
speaker OF the growing incorrigibility,
of her youngest son. II don't know
what has come over little Dick" said
the worried mother. do you know,
he is forever melting his playmates tor
all manner Of mischief. Then he leaves;
them to fight 1t out among them.
selves" WELL" remarked Uncle,
Joe," with a grim emile, Il wouldn't
be excessively anxious ON his account
Let him alone 1t looks as II he.
might have the making Of states
man In him some day"
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12

If you talk ante.trust then you ought
to smoke "Keystope Maid" cigars at
II Rrneeger Mercantile Co.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12

School Board, Special School Dis
trIct Of Wiiiiston.
Emil Leonhardy. President.
Chas. Baldwin.
n. G. Markell.
John Heffernan.
Nathan Bellinger.
r. d. Copeland, Clerk.
W. d. Denny, Treas.
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Chicago Centennial Gel.
ebratiOn.
Northwestern Line
Make Low Rates.

The ever energetic North. Western
Line announce that they will sell tickets
Sept. 26th, 9th and 18th. St. Paul and
Minneapolis to Chicago and return at
$500, account the big Chicago Celebra-
ton.
Reduced rates will also be made tc
Chicago and return November Goth to
December LIST for the Great Live Stock
Show
For illustrated pamphlet of Chicago
address T. W. TEASDALE,
General Passenger Agent,
lw St. Paul, Mimi.
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s. B. Shan, N. ID.
Physician and Surgeons.

OFFICE:-Union Block. Entrance LIST stair
way south OF Citizens State Rank.
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Directory OF Town Of vviIliston.

Sam Boyd, President. 49,.
C. Baldwin, Trustee.
E. T. Cox, Trustee.
Fred Klinesorge. Clerk.
F.H. VanDyke, Treasurer. 49,.
E. Leonhardy, Justice of the Peace.
John Pagan, Marshal
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Notice is given that own and control
all horses branded as above, Is on left
shoulder. also I'D combined on left
shoulder, and j on right shoulder,
and O inside of V on either hip. Horses
range in Williams and Alfred Counties.
y. D., and Dawson County. Mont.
Address j. C. DwyER. Williston. n D.
Oct8
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Williston, North Dakota.
Evening star., 1903-07-15
TEAM FIELDING

OF the individual ball tossers who have
shot the sphere around the diamond in
three more games Haring has dis
placed his associate twirler, "Cunny," for
first place in clean fielding through the
latter'S absence from the games, Dudley
dropping to third place. although perfect
fielding average still goes to his credit.
None of the chest-protector performers
have succeeded in pushing Speak" out
of the leadership and ''Bally'' still holds
down the aspirants for first place as guar
dian of the initial bag.
Asquith of the Grays has reganed the
supremacy among the third bagmen. and
Wood of Wesley, a new conner. tops the
bunch of second sackers. he and Austin
Harveycutter having a big lead over the
rest of the middle cushion guardians.
Elicit, another Wesleyan recruit, has
forged to the front. although Warman still
leads the regulars in good fielding at short.
OF the outer gardeners Magofiin goes to
the lead, Winchester by his lone error
falling several notcheS. Kelly, Burch and
Hughes are included among the suburban
ties because they have been waiting for
EN- in three or more games, and 1t was
the fault of the man at the bat il they
didn't drive the ball their way and give
them few more chances.
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formed players.of both teams were swinging
the sphere around in practice.

formed players.of both teams were swinging
the sphere around in practice.
Bradley celebrated his entry into the
league by excellent kwork behind the bat
Warman happsned u be in the right place
in the second inning and nailed Bielaskis
screeching liner Had he been foot either
way he would Dave had time to make the
play. Billy had to look at his digits to
see II they were all there
The game started of as a genuine Old
time smuggling match. but after the fourtn
inning. developed into pitchers battle.
and at nearly all stages was enlivened for
the spectators by errors. both by Mutes
and Blues. which helped to keep the score
a close one.
After three Dagger by Belaski, a pass
to Kennedy and singles by Briggs and G.
Evans in the first, which with three errors.
netted four runs with one out for Sixth,
Sheckells took to the suburbs and King
took the slab.J Jacobson punched and ].
Evans ballooned to Jones.
For Fourth, Warman drew pass, Bur-
bank hit to left and both registered on
Kings three timer. the latter scoring on
an error.
Both sides went out one, two. three in
the second. In the third Kennedy again
walked. Ballenger hit into the trees for
three bags, scoring Kennedy, and came
home on Warman's bad throw to catch
him at the plate, Briggs reaching first on
the choice G. Evans who was hit. and
Briggs, tailed on a fly out and a hit by
Brown.
The Blues scored six in their half. on SAT-
ties by Burbank and King. a pass to Brad
ley, Jones' hot liner over second, Rhodes
drive to right and a brace of misplays Civ
ing them lead Of one.
Sixth promptly got this back in the fourth
on a free ticket to Belaski, Bealls terrific
three base drive to right CENTER for the
longest fly hit of the season. scoring Bruce
Johnny registering .on Ballengers fly out
to center. making the Mutes one to the
good
Picford relieved Brown in the fourth and
was complete puzzle to the Blues. not a
single hit being made off his deceptive ben
der assortment. Fourth going out in order
in the fourth and fifth, and only one man
reaching first in the sixth on a gift by
Pickford.
Rain was threatening and Umpire Belts
called the game after King famed for the
third out in the sixth
Jones. whose thumb was broken in the
Blues last contest. couldn't stay out of the
game and put up a star performance in
left.
One unpleasant feature of many of the
games. which was quite marked yesterday
afternoon. is the practice of some of the
spectators. including many in the grand
stand. Of indulging in unf1attering personal
remarks to the players.
base ball game would be dull, lifeless
affair without roofing" but the enthu-
slastlc fans should not forget. even in the
excitement or close contest, that roofing
~ one tnlng and nagging the contestants by
ohenslFe personalities. quite another and
furthermore, that the players are none the
less gentlemen on account of wearing q
base ball uniform
Evening star., 1903-07-15
FIELDING AVERAGES.
How the Church League Players Have
Filled Their Positions.

All Of the teams in the Church Base Ball
League have advanced in fielding percent
ages since the last put-out and assist fig
ures were published, with the single ex-
ception of Calvary. which has tumbled
from an average of .S66 to 1864. Wesley
took the biggest stride forward by climb
Ing eight points.
Sixth has very much improved in clean
handling of the sphere. and materially in
creased its lead. Gunton clinging to second
and Temple to third pegs. Fourth, not con-
tent with passing Calvary and Temple, is
making the Grays hustle to hold down the
berth next to the leaders. Wesley is max
ing a gallant effort to pull away from the
rear. and Calvary cannot afford to tumble
frequently If it hopes to keep ahead of the
rejuvenated Doves in fielding the sphere as
a bunch
Evening star., 1903-07-15
TENNIS TEAM SELECTED.
Larned and the Wrenns to Meet the
Englishmen.

1t was officially announced in Boston last
night that the committee representing the
United States National Tennis Association
had selected w. A. Larned, r. D. Wrenn
and G. L. Wrenn, jr.. as the team to rep
resent the United States in the interna ton
al competition for the Dwight F. Davis
challenge trophy. which is to occur on the
grounds of the Longwood Cricket Club
Boston. The team which will represent
Great Britain will be r. F. Doherty, H.
L. Doherty and H. s. Mahony, as an
nounced by cable by G. R. Newburn, sec
retary of the English Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation.
The tournament will occur on the after
moons of August f. 5 and 6. under the man.
agement of the United States National
Lawn Tennis Association. Two single
matches will be played the first day, one
match in doubles the second day and two
single matches the third day. The team
winning three matches will win the compe-
tition. Which players will take part in the
different matches has not yet been an
nounced by either side and the conditions
do not require notice until o'clock of the
day preceding each contest.
Evening star., 1903-07-15
Standing of Church League Clubs
THE FOURTH DEPosED.
Sixth Takes Third Place in the Church
League.

The Sixth Presbyterian team pulled itself
out of the second division. and Fourth drop
ped from the leadership of the first to the
leadership of the second bunch in the
Church Base Ball League yesterday after
noon, when the Mutes downed the Blues by
the narrow margin Of one run.
The leagues followers demonstrated their
loyalty and keen interest in the church
series by testing the seating and standing
capacity Of the grounds. after having been
compelled to partake of bitter sandwich
in the shape of thunder stom tucked in
between a couple of forfeits.
New life seemed to have been infused into
the players. and long before the time for the
call OF play the requisite number OF uni
Evening star., 1903-07-15
Base Ball Notes.

The two P's. Patten and Powell. will
pitch today.
Yesterdays defeat gave the hammer
smiths another chance.
Orth has developed bad habit of taking
the limit on poor batter and then send
ing him to bases on balls
Manager LOTUS would do a good thing IL
he had the boys out in the morning prac-
ticing at bunting. There seem to be only
two men on the team who can lay the BAH
down.
Jack Townsend's father was in town yes
terday and wanted to take the pitchef
home but the physician refused to let him
be moved Jack will be all right in about
ten days or two weeks.
Bill Coughlin's bad hand doesn't seem to
bother him very much in fielding, but when
he graSpS the bat his puHed-up thumD Il
in the way.
Selbach and Ryan appear to be nursing
glass arms are playing them safe. To
the onIookers it appeared as though both
Burkhart and Heidrick might have been
headed off at the plate in the ninth inning
with any sort of a throw.
Colonel Bill Clarke is certainly doing him
self proud around the first corner, and also
with the stick
Jesse Burkett has about come to the con-
clusion that player who attends strictly
to his own business in the end is of more
value to himself than one who is continual
ly Scrapping. This clever player Is attend
ing strictly to business Just now and say
ing nothing. his work being improved
thereby.
Claude Ritchey of Pittsburg allowed Ma
larkey to strike him out last Monday. This
is only the fourth time Ritchey has famed
this season.
Boston A. l.. has now won thirty out
of the last forty games. but win have some
hot work cut out this week I'm the games
with Cleveland and Dotrolt.
Evening star., 1903-07-15
Railroaders' Pool Tourney.

The games last night in the handicap
pool tourney now in progress at the Rail
way Relief Associations club rooms, re-
suited as follows:
In class A. Sheets (S5) VS.. Mckenzie $50,
the latter being returned the victor by the
score Of 80 to 66.
Sinclair 900 was pitted against Kemper
G5). The former playing a very speedy
game was returned the winner by the
score of 100 to 80.
In class B. De Neale (eO) was opposed by
Hitchcock (5O. and playing the prettiest
game to date, De Neale was returned the
victor by the score of GO to II.
Hitchcock was undoubtedly not in form.
but will no doubt be heard from to ad-
vantage later on.
A postponed game was played between
Sinclair 900 and Garner 400, the former
being returned the victor by the score Of
100 to 75
Sinclair now leads in class A by good
margin, having won five games and lest
none.
Evening star., 1903-07-15
Victory for Radfords.

The Harlems and Radfords crossed bats
on the latter's diamond yesterday after
noon and after a one-sided contest the Rad
fords came Off victorious by Is to 6. The
home team batted Gleason out of the box
in the fourth tallying seven times. when
Bushey relieved him. pitching fairly good
for the remainder Of the game. The bat
Radfords was heartily applauded.
The game Monday evening between the
Radfords and Bloomingdale A. c. resulted
in q victory for the former. The game was
Evening star., 1903-07-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Cleveland, 4; Boston. 8

Cleveland and Boston played q twelve
inning game in the latter city yesterday
and the former finally won out by the
score OF to 3. The pitching of Dinneen
and Moore was about even the former get
ting the better support. Chick" StahI re-
turned to the game and played sensation
ally. Score:
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New York, S; Detroit, 4.

New York. playing at home yesterday.
defeated Detroit in a ten-innins game by
the score of to f. Griffith was hit for 3
runs by Detroit in the first inning, but af-
ter that he was very effective and tied the
score with a home run drive in the fou: tn.
Green's double and Longs wild throw in
the tenth gave the winning run to the New
Evening star., 1903-07-15
Totals. .... 0 Z "a II

EARNED runs-Phflade1phia. 2. Two-base hits
Green, NJ. Cross Schreck Thrce-base hit-HOmes.
Sacrifice hits-Pickerng. NJ. Cross. Stolen bases
Callahan NJ Cross Left on bases-Chicago II
Philadelphia, 8. First base bals-Of White, l;
of Waddell. 4. Struck 0ut-By White. 2; by Wad-
dell. IA. Hit by pitcher-Magoon. Passed balls
Slattery. 1; Schreck. 1. Umpire-Mr. Hassett. Time
of game-1 hour and As minutes.
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begun Monday, with the Philadelphians.
giving Worcestershire a grand total of 593
The visitors made 233 runs in their first
innings and consequently, the Americans
have 361 runs to make in their second in
nings In order to win.
Evening star., 1903-07-15
Athletics, Q: Chicago, O.

Waddell struck out fourteen Of the Chi
cago batsmen in Philadelphia yesterday.
and the Athletics won in consequence. by
the score of to 0. Harry White also
pitched good ball. but two doubles and q
single in the second inning gave the Quak-
erS enough runs to win. Score:
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hits-Freeman, Hickman, Mccarthy. Stolen bases
Collins. Parent. Double plays-Dfnneen to Parent
to La Chance; Ferris to La Chance: Bemis to La
joie First base ba1ls-On Diuneen, 8; OF Moore.
2. Hit by pi ched ball-By Moore. 4. Struck out
By Moore. 0; by Dinneen. 9. Passed baIlCriser.
30 minutes.
Evening star., 1903-07-15

DHse On effofs.s1Nth, FOuFth, 3. Lett
King: A. off Brown, 2; of Pickford. l. Struck out
By King. g.; by Brown. 2; by Pickford, 5. Three
bases-kennedy. G. Evans, burbank (2). King. Hit
by pitcher-By King. ]. Wild pitch-King Um-
minutes.
Evening star., 1903-07-15

New York k.O 1 o 2 1 o o o o IS
Detroit. .............. 0 0 o 0 o o 0 %
Earned runs-New York. A. Detroit. 3. Left on
bases-New York, 10; Detroit, 5. Two-base hits
Williams. Green. Carr. Three-base hits-Ganzel.
Crawford. Home run-Grihith. Stolen bases
kcelcr. Carr. Smith. Sacrifice hits-Wiliams Nc
Farland Yeager. Long. Double play-Will ANS Al
CANCEL. First base balls-Oh Griffith. 3: of
KftsOu, g First base errors-New York. 3
Struck out-By Griffith. 6: by Kitson. 3. Umpire
Mr.. Sheridan. Time of game-2 hours and min
UteS.
Evening star., 1903-07-15
Cricket at Worcester.

WORCESTER, Eng. July 15.-The home
players were all out for 2O5 runs in their
second innings today, In the cricket match,
Evening star., 1903-07-15

called in the sixth on account of darkness.
score standing ) to .. Wynkoop and Ben
nett We're the battery for the Radfords.
Finnegan and Kennedy for the b. a. c..
Evening star., 1903-07-15

First base by errOrs-St Louis, 1. Left on bn ses-
Washington l: st. Louis. I. First base on balls
ON Orth. 4. Struck out-By Orth. 2; by Siever s.
Three-base htt-Iyan. TwO-bas hit-Clarke Stolen
base-iiedrick. Passed ball-Drill. Umpire-Mr
O'Loughlin. Time OF game-1 hour and 55 minutes
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Totals. 10 SO 20 OF Totals. 4 10 80 II 1
'Batted for Criger in ninth. tBatted for Dinneen
in ninth
Boston .........0 o o O7a
Cleveland. o o 0 o IA
Earned runs-B0ston, 3; Cleveland. 8. Threebase
Evening star., 1903-07-15

Yesterdays National League Games.
Philadelphia, 81 st. Louis. 4.
New York. 10; Cincinnati. 3.
Chicago, 2: Brooklyn, 1.
Pittsburg- g-Boston-RaiD