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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-11

The Alexander street track was con-
nected TO the King street track at the
Pawaa transfer junction yesterday
morning. Four cars will transfer pas
sengers at that point when the work
is completed. which includes double
track for some distance on King street
The lines meeting there are the King
street, the Hotel street, the Beretania
street and the Waialae road.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-11
WE ANNOUNCE FIRST SHIPMENT OF
Spring Dress FabriQueS
1904 Styles

JACQUARD KNICKER WOLFE. zoe.
STANLEY STRIPES, in Pongee and
Champagne shades, 25c.
MERCERTzED WOLFE. in all colors
and qualities.
EMBROIDERED SWISS DOTS: eie-
CANT lines.
SILK MERCERIzED zEPBYRs
kNICKER SUITINGS.
DOTTED KNICKER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-11

IMPERIAL CHAMBRAYs, linen I'M
ish, 80 inch, in all colors. 1910.
BATISTE-Choice collection in dam
ty designs and dots. 12lsc.
WHITE GOODS. NEW ARRIVALS.
Mercerized Materials for Shirt Waists
and Suitings.
Large shipment just arrived: PURE
LINEN, DRESS LAWN, Sc inch, 45c.
INDIA LINEN. IMPORTED DIMI-
TIES, ORGANIZES, PERSIAN
LAWNS, NAIfSSOOK, LONG CLOTH.
LINEN. in all grades.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-11

WILL E. FISHER,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
$50 Merchant street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-11
FORECLOSURE SALES
MARCH IA,

March IS, at my salesroom, at II
O'Clock noon, 10 $1,000 Bonds of PA
CIFIC HEIGHTS ELECTRIC RAIL-
WAY, bearing per cent interest.
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LOCAL NE w S.

-Th,. Yrn.,..,.. or tbn po,r and In.ll.
will n,nrt tr,-,r.y
Cooley Nicklr, 1t - Sald, Will be
backed from Cecil Tor the CucklhG l'&Ac"
Washington Camp l.. .. ;. "f A.,
of Warwick, opened ltS bhZar on Mon
day evening.
,rho ,,,.,,,,f,o of ;c. a,os % f.nt
thick kept New Castle residents awake
at nights this week.
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The County Commissioners made but
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-27

There were no special observance of
WaShington'S Birthday helrabouts.
The new NJ. f. Church mt New Lon
don, Pa, will be rrluy for dedication
about March 18th.
Mis-. Eliza litter is suffering with
b!o"l poisoning caused 10y Scraping her
hand upon Il board.
Five children of Richard Rotllwrll.
tcnaht ON the Howard farm. in upper
Elk Neck. are reported i'll with scarlet
fever.
Julian II. Nandrglift. late of Viii
mingtOn, son of George NJ Nan;lcgrift.
who resides rear ElltUn. has entered thN
United States Navy ANA is awaiting as
Segment to duty.
A prize of SO will be awarded to
the Sophomore ~ Junior who shall make
the best argument in the debate next
month between the Athpneam aIli Delta
lhi Societies of Delaware College.
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TWO DOUBLE
E A's shy 5xG ; HOUSES DE-. 5;!|al

six in all, well Quilt and in good repair
These properties Will be offered separately
and then as II whole, according to n plot of
same, which may he seen at the office of the
undersigned
NO. "A lot of land, situated on the North
side of West Main street, in said town, ad-
joining property OF Henry NinSinger. for.
mcrlE Hiram Wchb'S. This Is valuable
building Iol with front OF 10 feet and depth
of 100 feet.
Cash ON day OF sale, but these
Silllo' viii be modified 10 suit salts
factory purchaser. Cost of deed to be paid
by the purchaser.
GEORGE A. BLAKE, Attorney.
W. J. Smith, Auctioneer. Febl3ts
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~ HEAD CATTLE LTT

head Mich COWS, some with s-SA--gG
calves by sides, others close springerS; fine
Guernsey Bull years; Durham Bull, ten
months; Jersey Bull fifteen months; yearling
Guernsey Bull yearling IleiferS. good stock
% head fine Ewes, southdowns and DorSets,
some with lambs, others will have early in
March Southdown Buck, full bred. Three
Il: God SowS, tarrow early in March, Il Shoats,
VT. I'd lbs: fine Chester White Stock IIog
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

Good i-horSe wagon, 3 inch tread; good .
horse wagon, 3 inch tread. Milburn make:
good 2-horSr wagon, narrow tread; good top
buggy, Mccormick binder, in complete
order good Mccormick. mower Osborne
mower, superior wheat drill, good as new
grain fan, new American manure Sprcadcr
used year, in good order; Stoddard corn
planter, used two years, check row. 3 double
corn workers. hay tcdders, horserake, all
In complete ORDER lS-ft hay rigging, 2 pair
hay skids. disc, spring-tooth and twin har-
rows, Oliver chilled plows. roller, grain
shovel corn shelter, wcedcr, mattocl corn
knives, OK, COW and breast chains, hay rope
blocks, double harpoon hay forks, cutting
box, hay hooks, doubletrecS, Spreaders,
forks. Harness. sets lead, check and lead
lines check rein, collars, brides, halters,
harness rivcter, sets work fly straps.
Household Goods-Bureaus tables chairs,
bedsteads, settee. sideboard Jars, creamery
cans and many other articles not mentioned
TERMS OF SALE-7 months credit on sums
over $40; sums of $40 and under cash. Sale
to commence at II O'Clock, sharp.
J. A. MCCALL.
H1ndman, auct feb T-tS
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ss'et INN f"Ns VII rvs wv
AT 80 O'CLOCK P. NJ,
The Following Real Estate
The North East Rolling Mil and Forge
consisting of the main mill building and
forge house, boiler house scrap house, black
smith and wheewright shops, oil and tool
house and other outbuildingS. All wooden
frames, with metal roofs. Also, n two.story
brick and stone Office building and about 10
acres of land on which the said buildings are
situated, together with the mill dam and
water rights, water wheel and fore bay This
does not include the contents of any of the
buildings, nor the machinery, or plant ofany
kind. whether fixed or movable. Possession
Will he given within six months from date
of sale.
2-Two frame warehouses, As 100 and IS y
l26, located directly upon the F., Il. II W. X.
Il. near North East station, with access by
means of two sidingS, together with about
two acres of ground lying between the rail
road and the street known as Mil Lane, but
reScrving the right-ofway occupied by the
present private siding entering North East
Mill This is an excellent location for ware
house purposes or for manufacturing.
3-SiN double frame dwellings on 49,
Mil Lane Each lot is Is feet front R1iis
and varying in depth from li2 to ftilI
li0ft.
4-Threr double stone dwellings with lots
surrounding them.
5--Onu double stone house with lot IS #
front. extending back to North East Creek.
6-Onc frame house ana she'd with lot l22
IL. front, extending back to he creek.
Lot of ground suitable for building pur-
poses, extending about 100 #. on t he east side
of Main ST., from the bridge TO property OF J.
s. Simcoe and about 800 IT, in depth.
S-Fivc acres of land bounded by the lot
just mentioned. by North East Creek, and
by the rear line on the frame tenant house
lots.
O-Four building lots ON High St. 10 Il Is #.
front, I25 #. deep.
l0-Lot of land on west side of Main street
extending north from She bridge, about l6j
IT. to Russell St, 250ft. deep.
ll--Lot OF land on hlatu street. north of Rus
sell street, rs #. X500 IT, deep.
l2-Five parcels of land bounding on Rus
sell, Spring, Washington and Water streets
originally laid on In building lots.
Full particulars and further information
may be obtained by application to the I'M.
dersigned, or to | Stewart Beford, North
East, Md.
TERMS OF SALE
One-third cash, one-third in six months and
one-third IN twelve months, credit amounts
bearing interest from date of sale.
Conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser.
feb BITS MCCULLOUGH IRON co.
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9 Head Of Horses

No. BLACK colt years old fifteen and -
half hands high, sired by VIM. NJ, 22lA.
Lots of action and very promising
No. Thrown horse, years Old, sired by
Saladin Jr., he by Saadm, 2.05iI Very
stylish and a good driver.
No 3-Bay horse, years old, l6 hands HEN,
sired by Pride of England, Will work mny
where and an excellent driver
No. i-l}ay horse, years old, lG hands MA,
sired by Grey Morrcl. VIII work anywhere
ana II good driver. GOOD mate for No. 3
No. 5-Bay mare, y years old, sired by Grey
Morrel Good worker ana driver. Wos.!d
make a nice family mare.
No. Ebay horse, Q years old. Good driv"r
and Il number one saddle horse.
No. bay mare. Years old. Good wori,rI.
Nos. S-9--rair of worI, horses.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-27
20 HEAD OFCATTLE T1

IL head of fine dairy COWS, grade Guernsey
and HolStcin, fresh and close syringe 2
yearling hrlcrs, one thoroughbred IIostein
bull. Thi, is rs line herd of cattle as can
be found anywhere.
line brood sows with pigs. ShoatS. 100
thoroughbred Plymouth Rock hens.
2horse wagon rail bed, lhorsc wagon, sur
rey, spindle wagon, Blciford Il Huffman
drill, Little Giant fodder cutter, Osborne
binder, horse rake. hay teddcr, roller. now
ing machine, 5O-tooth spike harrow, spring
tooth harrow. = hay flats, lG #. long: two
2-horse Iron Age cultivutors, hand cultiva-
tors, No 2-7S Syracus" plowS, l-hprsc pillow,
seed sower, cornShclCr These implements
are all new and in good order
Double and single trees, horse spreader.
forks, shovCls, hoes. rakes post spade. ice
hooks scythes and sneads, > hay forks, 10 IT.
hay rope, blocks and pulleys, half bushcl
measure, maui and wedges, hay hooks, corn
knives, straw knife, 1 sets lead harness, hand
made: . sets stage harness, > sets light double
harness. ; sets single harness. sets double
lines, lead line, brides, collars, nets, hous-
ings, saddle and bride
II loot milk cans, 20ut milk cans, large
cooling tank, chunk stove, coal stove oil
stove and many articles too tedious to men
ton. Half interest in 27lg acres of wheat in
the ground. Hay by the ton.
Teyg,,c.Aij sums of Sloand under
iSfHio cash. over that amount
"A credit OF nine months will be given, with
interest from date.
A. l.. H. BLAKE.
VIM. J. Smith, Aurt. Feb l3-ts
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Farming Implements

one neering binder, seven foot cut IN good
order; Dccring horse rake, nearly new,
Champion horse rake, / Empire drlli, I
Champion mowers, roller, corn planter
with wire attachment, . Little Diamond cut
tiNatorS, Iron Age Cultivator, , farm wag-
onS, hay riggings. hand cultivators, FIFTY
tooth harrows, | corn shelter. | grain Inn, l
Wizard pillow, | South Bend pillow, | Rowla a
Chill plow, sets of wagon harness, 3 Suta e
single harness, 2 sets of carriage harness,
bride and saddle; feed cutter nearly nov,
milk cans, hay fork, rope, hioch aud pulie -,
collars, brides, forks, Shovels, corn knives,
hedge knives and many other articles 90
numerous to mention.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-27
Wednesday, March 9, 1904,
AT II O'CLOCK, A. M,

all of the following real estate:-
No. l--tive and One.half lots of land sit
uated on the West side OF Collins Avenue,
in said town, known aS lots No. 10, q, ~ 81,
-, and one-half OF No. - on Il plat Of lots
formerly of Jacob Collins, recorded among
said land records in I.iber II. II. NJ, No. s.
Folio 49l. These lots are improved by
TW0 DQJIpIE 49,.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-27
PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Monday, February 29, 1904.

The subscriber intending to rclinquiSh
farming Will sell without rcscrN N under
bidding at his farm, One-hali mile south of
the village of Principle, Cecil county, the fol
lowing prODertN, to wit
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-27
GF 5 Head MiIch Cows


Two with calves by their sides: Others close
srringers.
Buggy, bicycle, farm wagon. | Market
dearborn. min wagon, 1 sets rope harness,
sets bree"h harness, 2sctS double lines 3 sets
lead harness, Empire drill, II tooth good a
new, used one season hve-foot Champion
moving machine, used one season, good as
new; horse rake, ! hay tedder, hay rigging
set hay skidS, fan mill, corn shelter, |
roller, twin harrow, wheel cultivator, =
Iron Age cultiyatorS, corn covercr, No 2
Oliver Chi'lcd plow, syracuse pillow, No .
one-horse pillow, No. oliver; MaIty pillow,
hayfork, rope, blocks, pulcyS, 10 tomato cans,
l seven.foot step ladder, dearborn pole,
ShovelS, corn knives, forks. Picks, | crow bar
collars, brides, buShel basket. IIay by the
ton.
One Darrell churn, bench, table, | large
Chunk stove, coal stove, meat bench, and
other articles to numerous to mention.
Half interest in ~ acres more or ,essl
wheat in ground.
Terms Of Sale AN s sums s, Of SIS and NJ!
that amount n credit of 6 months will be
allowed with interest from date. by pur-
chasers giving bankablC note. with approved
endorScr. No goods to be removed until con.
ditions are complied with.
BENJAMIN H. SAPP.
W. r. Ewing Auct. j. Il Sliccr. Clerk.
feb 27-tS
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e. II Head of Cattle

s1-.---sI-A-~ COWS SoDu SIZE, / lTtSI tlOet
springer others milking, s fat steers weight
about 200 lbs; farm wagons and carriages;
two and three horse and short tongue carts,
three spring wagon, carry 1900 lbs; jump-seat
carriage; buggieS. sleigh, bells and chimes,
carriage poles Farm mplemcnts-Osborn
binder, Il feet cut: Mccormick mower II. feet
cut, horse rake. hay tvddcr. wheel cultivator,
Kalamazoo, > horse cultivators. . Oliver
chilled .p!0wS, 40. 10; small pillow, 2 twin
harrows, land roller, ! corn covcrcr, Shoe
Empire drill, hay flats, 3 pair hay skids, II
IL and 20 feet; marking sled, u horse tread
power and betting, IIarpoon fork and 40
Get rope, pullcys, grain fan, barn truck
! platform scales draw 800 lbs, beam and
poise draw 400 bs., Pcnnock corn shelter
II feet ladder. grain cradle, grindstonc.
harness 2Scts stage, 3 sets lead, set double
carriage set single, blankets, bridles collars
check lines, choke straps fly straps, set
lght straps, hatcrS, lot old harness Mis-.
ceilancuuS-MCat CaSk, gambrcls, meat
hooks coopS corn baskets, corn knives, broad
and post axes, poultry wire, hoes, Shovels,
posi- digger and rammcr breast, COW and
log chalnS maui wedges and axe; double and
single prcadCrs, jockey sticks, doubletreCs
and singictrcc,; maddox, mapping hammer;
dock digger, cant hook scythc and snath;
wagon saddle: half buShcl and peck meas
ires; forks, tool chest and tools hay knives.
rakCs; Ia" bone, 3Ulhs. binder Irvine; water
trough; -, and ; hole posts. lG5 pointed rails
oarruI,, circular saw and frame. Provendcr
20 bus, POTATOES lst size, 100 bus. corn 800
bundles corn fodder, 8 tons mixed hay, 30
bushels oats, II acres growing wheat, lot OF
wheat straw, VINEGAR by SALON. iiou~cho.d
'ood>-~uLsh coal stove, desk and book
nsr, parlor organ. lounge, hair cloth
ana cane seat chairs, bureau with glass.
waShstand. marble top, l feather bed. q
uout.r rIcGil viii DC giyun. sale to com.
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Also al same time and place, bureaus, kit
chen table, rocking chair, 5 windsor chairs,
lot glass cans. stone jars, churn and horse,
pans and buckets. feather bed, pair bed
steadS, carpet by the yard.
AMY r. MEARNS.
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5 Head of Cattle

two . c lnsa and OF three Ga na,tsrs Mp
|, two horse market wagon. |, two horse
farm wagon in good order. / light horse
farm wagon in good order | set heavy farm
team harness, set light team harness, one
double set driving harness. one set single
harness, collars harness &C., one 10 Oliver
pillow, one Syracuse side Hill pillow, nearly
new; one, horse Wizard pillow, one Disk har-
row, one 30 tooth dag harrow, three cultiva-
tors, one Iron Age double hand cultivator
with all tools nearly new; post spaC e ,shovels
hoes, rake, forks and other too too numer.
Gus to mention.
B SH0ATS.
The above property will positively be sold
as am giving up farming and have no use
for them and farm Will be rented to suitable
tenant
w. ID. READ.
WIN. J. SMITH. GEO. NJ. EVANS,
Auctionecr. Clerk.
feb 20 Is
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Wednesday, March I'd, 1904.

The subscriber will sell without reserve all
the personal property of VIM. Mearns, de.
ceased at Zion, Md, consisting of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-27
4 HEAD or HORSES

mol ROAM MARE, u years, sound Ncss&r
work any place hitched, No. ., BAY HORSE,
y years, sound, good driverand worker: No.
3, BAY MARE, s years, good wherever hitch
ed: No. 4, BLACK HORSE, IL years, good
farm horse.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-27
PUBLIC SALE OF
Personal Property

Intending to remove from the County the
Undersigned will sell at public sale on the
Holmes Farm on the old Frenchtown q New
Castle Railroal, about D. miles south of
Elkt0n, on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-27
Mill Buildings
Tenant Houses
and Building Lots.

The subscribers Will offer at public sale, at
their Office at North East, Md. on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-27
Thursday, March 10th, 1904

Att O'CLOCK p. M.
the following property viz:
Black horse Mack, 10 yers old first-claSs
farm horse and fair driver, work anywhere.
l Black mare Dolly, II years, first class
farm mare and good driver, work anywhere.
Sorrel horse Dandy, perfectly sound a
No. | work TOR farm horse and fair driver
work anywhere.
Pair young small mules, the best pair of
mules for their size in Cecil county
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TERMS OE SALE

One-third cash, one-third in six months and
one-third IN twelve months, credit amounts
bearing interest from date of sale
Conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser,
feb l3.ts MCCULLOUGH IRON co,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-10-06
Estrayed.

From my barn in Cooperstown, on
Monday, Sept. 5th, 1904
ONE BAY MARE
weight about 1900 lbs. about nine or
ten years old. Had rope around neck
when she broke loose. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for information
leading to the recovery Of said mare.
GEO. f. ADAMS.
Cooperstown, N. d.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-10-06

It is all right to be Independent
in politics and to have the same
privilege to vote for the best man
as alleged republican papers say,
but when you have a county
ticket that is composed of as
good q set of nominees as is
possible to get and take the
ticket as a whole is better than
the opposition, is there any call
for a republican paper to refuse
to endorse his ticket under those
circumstances. When conditions
are as they are in this campaign
with good men on the ticket and
a republican paper says it is re.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-10-06

publican on national and state
but in county affairs is indepen-
dent, it looks to a man up q tree
as if that paper was out for
Doodle and nothing else. We
haven't noticed our democratic
friend up the street saying any
thing about it's independence in
county politics and there are
candidates on his ticket he could
cut if he felt like it and wanted
to be independent. The more
republican papers that the op-
position can bait with a plea of
being independent for a given
sum the better it is for their
cause Of course and is shrewd
politics. But then the COURIER
should not talk so, its editor is q
postmaster and should not have
think coming because he wears
a collar you know. Bah! If we
didn't know some of these fellows
who are bowling independence
we might take some stock in
their talk-most of them would
sell out for two bits and then
sell out again to the other fellow
for two more.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-10-06
Gone Estray.

One mouse colored mule, weight
about 1850 pounds, 8 years old, had
leather halter on with a long rope at
tached. A reasonable reward will be
given to the party sending information
to B. A. Thorsgard, Courtenay. N. d.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-10-06
A Shooting at McHenry.

McHenry, N. D., Sept. 3O.-
Jack RyanNshot and killed Will
liam Zech, a pioneer restaurant
man of this. city last night. A
posse is securing the country for
the murderer and is determined
to capture the man at any cost.
Intense excitement prevails over
the killing and great Indignation
is felt. The people of the town
feel that it is acquiring a bad
reputation and there is a move
ment to preserve better order
here at any cost.
The murderer was allowed to
hang around the town two or
three hours after he committed
the crime and was not arrested
until a day or two after the crime
was committed. We understand
he was found about ten miles
from McHenry asleep in a straw.
stack and was placed under
arrest.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-10-06

The judiciary in this state
seems to be all mixed up.
Judges Lauder, Palda and Glas-
nell have been turned down by
the republican party and have
been nominated by the demo-
Gratis. This is another case of
independence in politics-for
what there is in it.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-10-06

The Binford Times, the Hanna
ford Enterprise and the COURIER
have q clear case of libel against
the Sentinel for that cartoon of
last week. The editorslpictures
were much too good looking for
the real thing.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-10-06
Just Weights.

Not long since the writer of
this took a load of farm produce
to Cooperstown and had it
weighed on two different scales.
There was one hundred pounds
difference in the gross weight of
the load. Why not establish and
maintain city scales regulated
by government weights? Coop.
erstown prices maybe sugar.
coated, nevertheless they are
ordinarily hard enough to swal-
low without having to rob some
one or be robbed in the bargain.
FARMER.
The COURIER does not know
whether there is any discrep.
ancy in the weighs of the various
scales around town or not, but
Farmer says there is. If this
is so his point is very well taken
and a remedy is needed. We do
not believe that anybody in this
town is robbing anybody system.
atically or intentionally. The
idea of a public scale operated
by the town and with govern.
ment weights is a good one how.
ever.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-10-06
October Special Sale.

dveitiseneats Sometimes MlsleadIn1 Probably
"a have already found this for and do not need to
be informed of the fact The patronage which results from
Store the people OF
country have learned that goods sold exactly
advertised The prices quote below reliable general
merchandise should interest every who reads this ad
and we think that they will
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-07-27

japanese plans for a combined land
and sea movement against Vladivo-
stok have been about completed, and as
soon as the operations at Port Arthur
have reached stage which will per-
nit of the withdrawal from the block
ade there of an adequate sea force the
movement on Vladlvostok will begin.
The troops have been selected and are
in readiness to go aboard the trans
port at days notice. There are 49,
900 OF them, with 200 field pieces ann
an adequate siege train. It is conf
IDENTIFY predicted that the movement
will begin within two weeks, as by
that time everybody in Toxic be
lieves2 Port Arthur will be in the
hands of the japanese and the squad
ron there will either have been captur-
ed or destroyed. Much interest is felt
over conditions in Manchuria The i'm
pressi2n is general that the armies of
KuroE:i, Oku and Nodzu have begun
the closing in movement on Kuropat-
kin. Marshal Oyama is now at the
seat Of war, AID the impression has
been that the final movement has SIM
ply been awaiting his arrival