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Respectfully submitted, p. Vein
CART, Edw. Miller, r. 3. Barney.
Commissioners Nash offered the fol-
& resolved sS That the report OF the
Committee be accepted. Adopted.
Commissioner Nash, from the Com
nnittee on Taxes, presented the fol-
lowing report:
To the Honorable Board OF County
Commissioners:
Gentlemen: our standing Com
n1ittee on Taxes, to whom was re-
ferred the matter OF applications for
abatement and purchase of absolute
property, have given the same careful
consideration, and beg leave to re-
port as follows:
That the following applications be
allowed:
Douglas A. Fisk, VIM. H. Hesketh,
w. 5Holasek and Noah Kreger.
And the following sales of absolute
property be recommended to the State
Auditor:
City of Minneapolis, Alden II. Pot
ter, Frank Crowell, j. p. Haas.
Respectfully submitted, M. w. Nash,
p. Weingart, r. b. Barney.
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TWO SETS OF DELEGATES
Sargent County's Choice for Fargo and
Grand Forks Conventions.
,pecial to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Forman, N. D., June 17.-Sargent
county democrats elected the following
delegates to attend the state conven-
ton at Fargo June FL, and the state
nominating convention at Grand Forks
in July.
The grand band tournament opens
at Forman on Tuesday and will con-
tinue until the 18th. About twenty
leading bands of North and South Da-
kota will be present. A wrestling
match, at which the lightweight
championship of the state will be de-
cided, will be a feature. The Boston
Blooner girls VIII play f OF an :
C. M. Darling and c. G. Murphy.
members of the League Of American
Whaelmen, who started from Jackson,
Mich, on May 2, to make tour Of the
United States in eighteen months, to
win a $4,000 wager, reached here yes
terday, one day ahead of their sched-
ule. To-day they left for Aberdeen,
g. d.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis R. r..

ak. Sunday. Others Daily.
Wa tertown and Storm Lake
express ..........1.Ja
Omaha, Des Moines, Kan
sas City, Mason City and
Marshalltown ...........a
EstheryilIe and Madison. al
NORTH STAR LIMITED"f !
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Afternoon Session.

Il
The Board met at 2 o'clock b. M,
pursuant to adjournment.
Members all present
Commissioner Weingart, from the
Committee on Licenses, presented the
following report:
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners:
Gentlemen-You our Standing Com
mittee on Licenses to whom was re-
ferred the matter of application of
Sam Nelson and Herman Young for
license to sell Intoxicating liquors at
Mound have given. the same careful
consideration and beg leave to report
as follows: That the said application
be not granted for the reason that the
majority Of the people in that vicinity
are opposed to the granting Of said
License.
Respectfully submitted, P. Vein
CART, Edw. Miller, A. j. Smith.
Commissioner Nash offered the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That the report Of the
Committee be accepted. Adopted.
Commissioners Nash from the Com
mittee on the Whole presented the fol-
lowing report:
TO the Honorable Board Of County
| Commissioners:
Gentlemen our Committee of the
ter Of bids for steel vault furniture
have given the same careful consider
alton, and beg leave to report as fol
lows: That the bid of the New Eng
| land Furniture & Carpet Co. of $2,03s
| be accepted and the chairman be au-
| thorized to sign contract on behalf OF
| the commissioners when bond has
been approved.
Respectfully submitted, M. w. Nash
P. Weingart, r. e. Barney, Edw,
| Miller A. j. Smith.
Commissioner Miller offered the fol
| lowing resolution:
Resolved, That the report of the
| Committee be accepted and the audi
| tor be directed to set aside the sum OF
| $2,038 from the vault furniture fund
for said contract. Adopted.
| Commissioner Barney, from the Com
| mittee on Ways and Means, presented
/ the following report:
/ TO the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners:
Gentlemen: Your Standing Com
4 nittee on Ways and Means, to whom
was referred the matter Of contract
/ bond, have given the same careful
consideration, and beg leave to report
las follows: "
That the bond of J. G. Oswald or
i Contract No. 213 be approved.
Respectfully submitted: Fred e
] Barney, NJ. w. Nash, p. Weingart.
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MENACE TO BUSINESS"
Iowa Bankers Association Condemns
the Bankruptcy Law.

Des Moines, Iowa, June 17.-The
Iowa Bankers association adopted
resolutions strongly conde1nning the
present bankruptcy law, declaring that
it had served its purpose and stood as
a menace to sound and honest bust
ness. Officers were elected as follows:
President, Ackley Hubbard, Spencer;
vice president, D. H. Mckee, #Mediapo-
lis; treasurer, John j. Large, Rock
Rapids; secretary, J. M. Dinwiddie,
Cedar Rapids.
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MEDICAL,

MEDICAL-MRS. DIR. F. G.. MCKAY, ELEC-
tricity, massage and magnetic treatments will
cure rheumatism, insomnia and all nervous dis
eases. Office, 905 Northwestern building, 1922
Hennepin Hours, 8 to 8.
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The type Of the 'thrmbnail edition of the BIZ
BILE is too small to be read without microscope,
but in spite of that fact there is a great demand
for that edition in England. The British and
Foreign Bible society reports a sale OF more than
5000, 600 Bibles during the last year.
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IN JAIL. FOR BIGAMY

Falls Causes Sensation.
Special to The Journal.
Marshalltown, Iowa, June 17.-Ed-3
win J. Hoover of Iowa Falls, travelling
man for a wholesale house in this city,
was arrested at Webster City to-day
on a, charge of bigamy preferred by
Nettie Travis Hoover, his first wife,
who lives at Plymouth, Ind. He mar
ried. his second wife at Dubuque two
years ago. He is in Jail here, and his
arrest has caused a sensation.
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The San Francisco call., 1904-12-18
WIITFD

'I told Bill to exercise them
horses he muttered. And this
blamed ring has mighty short cor
ners. You better hold on tight" he
added to the girl. "if this rickety old
thing does break loose or turn over"
expressively. Miss Freeman felt her
heartbeats quicken. There was dan
ger then, real danger. From the box
came the drivers voice in frantic alb
jurgation to the now thoroughly
frightened animals. Miss Freeman
turned toward Won Witzleben.
Max she whispered. But the
German. his face ashy. his eyes fixed
and staring, sat with strained fingers
clutching at the wooden door, He
had quite forgotten the. girl. A little
sob broke from her parted lips. Were
they going to die? A strong hand
closed over hers and, opening her
eyes through the smoke she saw Ran
some, steady, calm, self-controlIed.
We shall pull through all right"
he said. Don't be frightened, dear"
The girl, conscious only Of the word
which had slipped inadvertently from
his lips, caught her breath in the sud
den shocks of the great revelation.
Ransone loved her. Ransome,
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-18
WHEN MAX
By A. N. Davies-Ogden

ly due to your instrumentality.
should never have--have known him so
quickly had it not been that, owing
TO your old friendship, 1 already felt
as if he were no stranger when we met
OF course you can guess whom / mean.
1t is not announced yet, but am going
to marry Max Won Witzleben."
The mans cup clattered in its saucer.
But the next afternoon, seated In the
box of honor in the big open-air arena,
Miss Freeman appeared TO have quite
regained her normal spirits, chatter
ing gayly with both men, Won Witzle-
ben, precise, neat, with parted hair
and pointed mustache, sat on her right
and the girl glanced critically from his
somewhat impassive face to that of
the American, with its keen dark eyes
and steady, clean-cut mouth. The
study of the two men was more
absorbing than the show. Her at
tention had wandered from the ring,
and the flourish Of trumpets, which
beralded the Deadwood coach, caused
her to start. The next moment man
pushed his way to their box and
bowed.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-18

0HE big. hower-filled drawing-room
was brilliant with afternoon sun
shine. Through the open window
came the sound of the trot of
horses feet as they passed on
the broad ''Tnter den Linden" Ran
some Prentice looked about him with a
sigh Of satisfaction. 1t was good to be
back in Berlin. Then he smiled at the
girl who was handing him a cup of
tea
so here am at last" he said And,
now. tell me the news. You left Amer
lea so suddenly that i had no chance
to come and bid you goodby. How do
you like your elevation to the rank of
ambassadors daughter? And has any,
thing exciting happened so far? You
see. / had to follow just TO hear it all. -
The girl hesitated. playing with the
spoons on the dainty tea table
There is not much to TELL" she an
swered slowly. And yet there is one
thing" glancing across at him. Il
think you viii be pleased, as It is large
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-18

Colonel Cody would be honored il
any American ambassadors guests
would wish to ride in the Deadwood
coach the man suggested courteous
ly. Miss Freeman in sudden mischief
looked at her fiance.
Thank you, we shall be glad to ac-
cept,' she said to the man who still
Stood hat in hand, awaiting her de-
cision. IF you are afraid, pray remain
here she added defantly to Won
Witzleben. viii you come, Ransoune %
But" began he One glance at her
set mouth showed the futility of remon-
STRANGE. And wherever she called he
would follow. be the consequences what
they might. In silence he let her pre-
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-18

All at once she comprehended whv
II was that she had hesitated to an
nounce her engagement until Ran
some should learn of it. why it was
that she had judged Won Witzleben
from Ransome's standpoint rather
tnan her own appreciated that it had
Deen the fact of his intimacy with
Ransome which had been his chief at
traction. And how near she had been
70 never knowing. Now, at last. i'm
this supreme moment, she crashed
the truth, knew that even as Ransoma
loved her. so she loved him. And
whether death or life lay before them
with that knowledge in her heart
tent. ~0'i-
And then with one strong. miehtv
pull from above. the horses trembIed
down to quiet.
For day or so the Berlin paners
were rather sharp in their criticism OF
the girl who had rendered herself 60
conspicuous. No equally weu-born
German girl would ever have done
such thing, they declared. But Miss
Freeman. utterly glad in her new
found happiness. only smiled in undis-
turbed thankfulness.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-18

cede him dom the steps, Won Witzle-
hen bringing up sullen rear. The
fraulein left behind wept in unheeded
protest.
1t was not until the coach had fair
ly started that Miss Freeman realized
all that she had brought upon herself.
From her childhood she had always
detested firearms. And these pursu-
ing Indiansi But without fiinching
she bore it all; the crack of rifles, the
smoke which choked eyes and mouth,
the fendish yells. Then all at once
she became conscious that the coach
was swaying and humping strangely.
A man sitting opposite her suppressed
an OATH
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-18

of
gowed ouen the ground these little brownh redhes
eaten
atwrite don't o
much
onrn Of
Prime min
And
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-25
TIE MODEL GUEST
lie Knows Just when. what and
How t1 DO OF SCOT to DO.


A H... DE-. specimen NJ -..
who -f.--
cannot .. f.. weather ..
s j.. e.. r...
D... .... .. ...r.r ...
.... sitting -.L-
r.r-. .... I. Shows how -r ...
.... any discussion. and Low Zoo a..
our ~ .t D.. docs lat seek bis own
.Ur-.r...- r.t b.. never falls q. --.
'..t b.. .- amused lie p tolerant ..
s.ery opinion. and though be u3y have
. any conviction. of bis own and may
q ate them So -s 20 % them justice -e
ger tres .. proselytize.
His VISIT = not ! mission. and Le
never f1r moment fs1c.es himself %
the lust.u-s. .n q debating society. o
pulp, or a court q justice. Above all
be has o good opinion * himself Good
wine needs DO bush he has no desire
20 boast; but De IS certain that be viii
not be slish,ed II bis hostess assigns
20 him o dull job be j. sure il IS because
thought be could do il well, and u
acis .t 20 be really below bis poweY-
d.. takes her mistake into account not
while be IS under her roof. but wha.
be next receives her kind invitation
lie .- not plagued boy that craving %
the Dve-seu-.uye 10 be ike their com.
pary uo- does Le belong 20 that race ~
born di~-su'a-s who would always rat.
q o- D.. d Tereu'
But a.a.. conscience and taleu, DO
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A. p Ca-lal Chicago. writes Ma
1903. Having been troubled witt
llulagJ az different times and tried
one physician after another. then dt
t=-e-- 1'LtIe--s and lr.ueu-s. gave
r up altogether So tried once
more, and got a bottle ot Ballard IS
Snow Ll.meut. which gave ne almost
instant relief. I can cheerfully rec
cnmend Il, and will add my name 20
your list OF former sufferers" 25c.
SC and 81 Sold by W. B. Frame
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Simplicity .. --e l-9vr.us 5evs. ..
al virtues Great messages. -r..-
truths. great discoveries and c-aat
events arc -Tc- simple in their s.e
uents Simplicity makes the Graa.
nob.er and lifts the obscure % p'lc-.
of eminence. Il j. the bright charm q
innocent childhood and tie radiant gem
Of the old and learned.-Ma1velIs Tai.
isman, - =
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Nj Deepe-I want you 20 sit right
down and write % Mrs. jerks inviting
her 70 view the parade from our house.
Mrs. Deepe-I thought you said tie
route was almost sure % be changed.
70 that our house will be cut outi
Mr Deepe-It viii be changed. and
the parade viii pass her house now -
PhIlal.Lnh-a Lnls.r.
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When a mother goes 10 visi, a mar
r.ed daughter and brings the daugh-
ter and new baby back for an ndef.
mite stay, people decide th.t some
thing IS wrong, and It usually IS.
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A Vest Poeke; Doctor.

Never in the way, 10 trouble TO car.
~, easy 70 take pleasant and never
failing IN results are DeWitt's Little
Early Risers. A vial OF these little
pills in the vest pocket Is a certain
guarantee against hea-ache. bilious
ness, torpid liver and all OF the Ills
resulting from constipation. They
TOMS and strengthen the liver. Sold
by a.. dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-25

4 married man has no legal right 70
worry about anything but his family
and his business, and along comes
Christian science and wants 70 take
that away.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-25

We have noticed that wi;h the dis
appearance of the last o. Christmas
canly and fruit cake, the health OF
the family begins 10 improve.
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Chicago Grain Market


ACCORDION p.eatal silk in the most
--l-asg.s designs imaginable inter
laid with delicate folds OF chiffon is
among some Of the pretty fashions
o.. early spring hats ar Miss Russell
Sa.-.a.e -49r
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BURNING p HIoow


The >flfE OF D. N.f.rss 81 This r-arl
Indian ...tau.
70 s.a
> ..." ..-. 80 ay o..
,t ... deceased husband I-a g..
p.s r4. about ,.. f..t high. Do
u.I. .s r.. .. .g Log leesasa.
.I 900 old . -aJle .yl.
u... II- devoted ...lm was you -
cr,Ht.n. about seventeen. drr--el
white. wrl 90. her jewels On T-
was z confused noise ~ singing --l
shouting .ui,ru.E-d with the sound ..
tom,oms and 90 intervals the lai.s
and s9uorgus sound q gougs and 'l'-
pets The priests and her friends eros D
"a round her. ail speaking 20 her 90
once apparently 20 distract her ai'.r
ton and 20 prevent her slr.uE.u- ~ ...
last moment from sacrificing ler.I.
There was sma.. ta-. '
close 10 the funeral pile
20 this was very near .-.
saw Lo- quietly take tte Jewels
Ler oar-. lrr uo-D. gnn.a,1 Dor
bracelets MS well as tho bangle. f-.
her aukie- and every ornament ~a" f..
on. which were received ay Der -a
tons
She then stepped into the water d
vested herself NJ Dor clothes ~ r.s
whit. ana replaced them with ..u'
~ yellow color ~aa 'n.a performed
Dor .h.,..- .H. ou' NJ f.. w
anil ..... .r# |E.. -H....
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A Life at stake.

II you but knew the splendid merit
0, Foley's Honey and Tar you would
will prevent an attack OF pneumonia
or Ia grippe. 1t may save your life.
Bonner & Bonner.
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Girls have a way q getting a .of O..
special scenery on when they wait .
table al church soclal-Atcl.-oa
Globe.
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= = = - + = : = = :. = , =
NEWS OVER The PHONE p
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/ O'CLOCK EDITION

kromore Monday, January %, 1909
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A-y s-ro-s5-s rs-sr-J- -S5t ne
.-a-.z. o. rsy--A--.- Q. z-y ysts--
80. -.y cs rr.z:s1 2 re Ard-,-e-
= - Az s---Is tEss5 q repC--s
-, t-s ,z-Es E.l - g.--.y rJ--ec- -
? try-g.. 20 re z.,e---9- 4 ;ts J-I-
tEs-
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t.
P..r.
.. churches.
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.T0DAYS MARKET REPORT
COTTON MARKET


sy Gul-t Bros
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II you turn In FIRE alarm by tsle-
shone, don't call for the FIRE depart
uent. but tell Central" whore fi
ere IA L. c. SLAUGHTER, Chief.
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Use the Long Distance Telephone
and call up Phone No s, II you want
the Ardmoreits
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-hoets~, Css-,~s ard clf Ha.Nly
arrive a. A--u1rs. rs...... ....l.-. 3. o.
Lave Art-Ore .......-..5. p. o.
Lsca freight Carrying passe1ser-
also. 80 trains Oh Sundays.
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lllE -LpI-

ct. CcI--scs s-5 Santa Fs Railway.
5c--E t--cc.f
sL7es-1- r. CH.-zgJ Exp ..s- g. u.
3 e-g--- o. Is. e. Erp. p......t 50 3 o.
iSgrtttoIr-
-slvss.9- q Chicago EIp 70 - r.
-.el ---a r. =. C. LEl .....-- y o.
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Arkansas and ChcctaH Railway.
Leave Ardmore daily. ......5:3o a. n
AIT. Ardmore daily......lZ:lO ?. n
leave Ardmore daily .....Z:35 p. u
ATT. Ardmore daily........5:Z5 ?. m
Mixed Train Ly. ArdmOre. 500 a. N.
Mixed Train Arr Ardmore 500 ?. IN
All United States malls close 3.
sinUtes prior 10 train time.
Hereafter the malls will be closed
= II. instead o. 8 p N. as form
y-ly. D. REDFIELD, p NJ.
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New York Futures.

spots SIS Sales 5)'o Tone strong
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-07-22

J. II. Olson to H. j. Hasbrook, 49,
acres land, Sl5, 100000.
Judge Probate. to Joshua Jones, .
lots in Raymond townsite, $500.
G. w. Knudson to &. }. Mclaughlin.
2 lots in Brigham, Utah, $50.
Erie Olson to Il. p. Coltman, lot z
block "a. Idaho Falls, $500.
John Close to b. J. Briggs, 80 acres
land, $3, 200.
Oregon Mtg. Co to X. D. Jones.
R. d. Jones to w. W. Mcdonald.
Shelly property, 5000.
Alex Brown to lane Cattle Co.. o9.'
acres land. $10.250.
McKimm Cattle 90. to Arthur Hum
pbrey. the Watt Island in Snake river.
ST.. O55.n4.
august Larson Ia John Naylor. ~
acres land, $500.
Jos. Maiette to Thomas Harvey.
lots in Idaho Falls. $1l2.50
Ilermon kunkell to Oven Cornell
lots i'm Idaho Falls, 81 800.
Taylor and Henry to D. ". Owen.
lots i'm Idaho Falls. S120
j. r. shelley to y. j. Allen, lot Z
block 20. shelly, Idaho.
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PROGRAM FOR PIONEER DAy~oN
JULY rs, 1904.

Master of ceremonies---Pet A..
Steers.
|. Address of welcome.
2. Song by L. d. $. choir.
3. Prayer by the Chaplain
4. Song by the choir.
5. Short address on the early pion-
eers---Don c. Walker.
6. Song---Male Quartette.
Z. Recitation.
s.. Primary Association.
0. Short address---B Frank Hess.
TO-. song---Ladies' Chorus,
IL. Stump Speech---Carl blackburn.
IL. Song---Male Quartet
10. Recitation.
IA. Address, ''Our Hopes for the ~.
ture"---P. G.. Johnston. ~
Is. Closing Song, America - And
fence.
The exercises will be held at the
court house at ten o'clock, and the
races and other sports Will be at the
fair grounds in the afternoon.