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The Press., 1904-09-14
ASHFORD.
WestfOrd.

= W0DCfOF0. ~
Miss Julia Chism visited Whitman
tic last week. ...,-
Prof. N. NJ, Lewis and family have
returned to their home in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Word OF. Mans
field visited relatives here last week.
Miss Edith Cushman has been visit
ing in Springfield, Mass, the. past
week.
Rev. Henry A. Ryder preached to
a large audience at Chaplin Sunday
morning. e.
Rev. H.. A. Ryder preached at
Chaplin last Sunday, Mrs. Ryder
going with him. "..
Mrs. Karham and family from New
York have returned to their place,
formerly owned by D. A. Disco.
DIR. F. B. Converse, accompanied by
his father, DR.. III. HI. Converse, of
Eastford, attended the races at Char
ter Oak park, Hartford, last Thursday.
Mrs. Susan Pasco, 81, of North
Ashford, died at the home of her son,
Joseph, in Windham, Monday morn
ing. The interment was at North
Ashford.
Rev. Mr.. Ryder will not take an
extended vacation this summer, that
the churches may not be closed. He
will take Sunday away occasionally
instead.
The meeting at Arnold Upton s
Sunday was held by the young people
of the Westford Congregations al
church. Rev. Mr.. Chapel of War
renville was the speaker.
Armitage & Amidon are doing an
extensive shingle business in connec-
ton with their saw mill, now located
at Eldredge mills, Wilmington. They
intend to saw 10000, 900 chestnut,
pine and hemlock shingles.
Preaching service in the morning
was omitted at both the Congregations
al churches, Westford and Ashford,
owing to the absence of the pastor.
The usual evening service was held
and conducted by g. W. Amidon.
4
The Press., 1904-09-14

The basket ball team of st. Ed
wards Social club will probably be
this fall, and it is thought
that practice viii be resumed in. Oc-
The Press., 1904-09-14
Moose Meadow

Mrs. Jason Allen is visiting her
sister, Mrs. George Knowlton, in
Maridan = .a'f a.t
The Press., 1904-09-14

"a lie which is half q truth is
ever the worst Of lies.''
A dance will be held ut Carriers
pavilion Friday evening. Music by
Jordan,s orchestra.
The Press., 1904-09-14

SupIlOPh0CA Y o AASo0IhA0kVruOUOpG0
kphalokigoklopeleio a goosiraiobalet.
raganopterugon. This is q legitimate
Greek word, is found In Goldell &
Scott's Greek lexicon, and means in
English several toothsome dishes in
a sort of conglomeration.
The golden wedding of Henry Il.
Steele and wife, nee Matilda Holt.
daughter of the late John and Waitv
Moore Holt Of this town, occurred at
Wales, Mass, at their fine residence.
9TH inst. It was quite an elaborate
affair. The Springfield Republican.
in its account of it, omits to state
that Mr.. Steele was at one time in
business as a baker in Stafford
Springs. 2 Mrs. Steele is native of
this town, and we remember Matilda
Holt as a very pretty girl
Pastor Wolfe's subject at the Bap.
fist church was "The agents Of God.
their power and work. A business
meeting followed the services. when
Dea. Pratt nominated Miss Rose o.
Hall and ". II. Bracket, and. Miss
Dunning nominated. Dea. Pratt and
wife as delegates to the associationaI
meeting. at Warrenville week after
next. So, after ratification by the
South Wellington branch of the
the delegation will stand
thus Pastor Wolfe. .ex-oficio. Miss
Hall. W. Fl. Bracket, r. W.. Pratt.
Mrs. Estel1a Pratt. Mrs. Preston.
who is the senior director of the W.
A. B. Il. N. S. in the. state, has ar
ranged her meeting for 1.3O D. m.
Tuesday, 9th inst. Miss Matilda
Brown of the mission rooms, fremont
Temple, Boston. will be the principal
speaker. Pastor and Mrs. Wolfe ara
expected to sing o duet.
The Press., 1904-09-14


A CARD OF THANKs.-The family of
the late Mrs. Una w. Ellis desire through
the medium of The Press to gratefully
thank the many friends who through her
Illness and since her decease have SO gen.
eroasly extended their. sympathy and as
sistance to them; and we tender special
and tasteful floral decoration gave cheer
our bereavement. -
l MR. AND MR.. d. LUIL Kills, ~
(Signed) ME-. AND MRS. ALoNzo N. SHEPARD,
Mr.. AND MRS. ELISHA z. ELLrs.
Miss Russell is boarding at Mrs.
janet Newel1's.. sss,
Munroe Harwood of New London is
visiting his children here.
Pliny HARDWOOD of New London was
a West Stafford visitor recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knott of Springfield
are moving to the Cushman place.
Miss Willis of Crystal Lake is
teaching at the 'ziglag" district.
Miss Grace Holmes of Monson was
a, guest of relatives here this week. |
Rev. Andrew Magill of whitins-
vile, Mass, is guest at @. p. Brad
ways. s-. est.aiF 4
Blanche Barlow, Marion Cole and
Mahlon Holmes of Westford were
visitors here Sunday.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
WARSZAWA. Trzeci mos

WARSZAWA. Trzeci most
leczyc majacy miastoz pred
mie6ciem Praga dawno by1
pozadany, ale byl czczym
projektym dop6ki miasto ME.
uzyskalo 80 przeszlo milo !
rubi pozyczki. Odtad.
wladze zgodzily sic ma odcie-
Gle 4 j pol miliona rnbli ma
~postaWienie tego mostu. Ma
on stanowic przedluzenie Al
lei J~erozolimskiej kku Saskieil
Kepie. Zarzad miejsh zam6-.
VII Y inzzyynniiera MurczeWskie-
gosproiektt.1ii kkot1essztolrys. OtWo-
rzonos mskonkurs u pan
|EM[uurlczeWski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
pom lKll[|OlllsI|lKIlI!.Ll

ZUCHWAKY NllI.AllPlAD Q
Zytomierza donosza:: ME
dziele do bogatego kup:a
Moryca sachsa zakradlo Die
kilka zamaskowanych 10
|czyhc6W. ZwiazawWse'zlyy swWlssH2z,yysstt--
kich mieszka6c6w domu, "a "a
czeli zloczyhcy sic pastWie
strasznie mad mimi, celem
wymuszenia zeznah, gdzie u
kryte 50 pieniadze. Pod wp}y-
ven strasznegob6lu zeznala
c6rka, ze klucze sd i OLGA.
W6wczas zbrodniarze zaczeli
bic starego, tax, ze wreszcie
musial sam otworzyc i'm kase
ogniotrwa}a. Napastnicy "a
brazil stamtad 10 tysiecyr u-
.bli W banknotach piecioru-
blowych, przesz}o tysiac ru-
bli w z}ocie list6w zasta-
wnych renty %pa1stwowej ma.
sumo 1913 tysiecy rubli,' oraz
sporo kosztoWnosci. OGDEN
zrabowano kase ma sumo O.
ko1o cwierc miliona rubli.
Wszyscy zbrodniarze byli "a
maskowani m6W u po ro-
pomimo to jednak
poszkodowani poznali W Mich
Rozpoczete przez POI
[icya sledztwo wykry}o, ze u
W zbrodniczym napa-
die bral miedzy innymi "a
mieszka}y W tym samym do
mu s}uzacy Nuchim Szajgo-
rodzki., Innych z}oczy6c6w
lotychczas ME wykryto. Ia
zbrodniarzy wyzna-
,zono nagrode Is tysiecy ru-
oil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
z PRUS POLSKICH.

z Smutnej po-
ciechy doczekali sic 2 syna
swego zamozni ! powa'zzanl PIP.
Schulzowie. Dziewietnastolet-
nj chlopak ich uczyf sic bu-
downictwa maszyn, a ponle-
waz zy} lekko, ME wystarcza-
~ mu fundusze, kt6re dosta-
wal z domu i puscil sic ma
kradziez. W kr6tkim czasle
wykona} % ciezkie kradzieze
2 v}amaniem i teraz skaza1 go
sad "a to ma 5 lat wiezienia.
Handlarz Hettmahski i jego
c6rka, kt6rzy Cd Schulza kra-
dzione %przedmioty kupowall,
skazani zostali ma diva, Cd
nosnie jeden rok cuchthauzu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
zlaldan1aiace

C1,dSmlsslm1lies koioaa. y :
i1iio,nsnlaasIEly1kne kt6rasbs4l l1isskE q,
.klsit j j pras,ylllsp,al,d paappilslrln 6oofana.
Pole wynslask6w sddkErly 1dAje
s;a;:b,y6 niis..gTll1llaiiiiosons 10 sanlato-
wania : pouliqdsy wisln wvyvs,allasI
.k6w 80 Or. KinglNsv Dlscoverry
snchoty. Ono sprawiio Sw,atuu
wvliieiesdebrego dlA siabychh. piuc, ]
urr.t,ow1alo vielom syciie Tysiaee 90
j pozbyios ie Gr'ypy, b6lu
gard}a, zapalenia pfluc suchot,
Ogolny wyrok jest: Jest to najjlepsze
j najskuteczniejsze lekarstwo pre-
b6lu gardfa ohorobie pluc.
Kaida 30 . j 800 butelka jest
gw1arantowana prEez M. J. Kowa-
lewskiego aptekarza. Bautelki ma
darmo: 5.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

Z WARSZAWY donosza:
We wsi K}owaty, W powie-
Gle radomskim, iona tamtej-
szego wlo6cianina Wo}owskie-
go 32-letnia Joanna, zawi4za-
Ia bliskie stosunki mi}osne :
mieszka6cem tej wsi, Mieha-
lem Pyzy6skim. Wolowski
kilkakrotnie prosil zone Q "a
mechanic wystepnych zwiaz-
k6w, ale majac chara kter Ia
eierpliwie znosi} po-
swoje, ozesto tylko u
clekajao z domu, gdzie rza-
dill wszystkiem PYzi6ski.
Ale miara, eisrpliwoSei wkr6t-
CO sic przebra}a. Onsgdaj "
nocy Wolowski, powr6ciwszy
do domu spa}, gdy przyby}
Pyzi6ski i wygna} go : 16z-
ka, Wolawski ustapi}, a wy
czekawszy sposobnej chwili,
ujal "a drag zelazny iposzedl-
sly do l6zka kilku uderze-
miami W glove zabii MIN Py-
;zihskiego. Czaszka tego osta-
tniego by1a strzaskana. Wo-
sam oddal sic " rece
policyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
WA.

WARSZAWA. Process 0
tortury W sadie siedleckim,
zako6czy} sic wyrokiem,nadz-
wyczaj lekkim ola kat6w. Po-
licmajster Aranold, gl6wny
kat, skazany zostaf tylko ma
diva miesiace odwachu, a jego
narzedzie, czterej straznicy,
~otrzymali, rzecz ME do peje-
cia, wyzsze kary,bo kazdy ska
zany zostal ma cztery miesiace
are STU.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
KROLEWIEC.
StrasZny

KROLEWIEC. Straszny
przypadek zdarzy1 slew So
bote po poludniu W miejsco-
wosci .Seligenfeld. Tamtejszy
aptekarz trudni} sic .dluzszy
czas dosWiadczeniami che
micznemi, u~zywajac do tego
wielkiego zelaznego naczynia,
W kt6rem pomieszane che
mikalia W miejscowej kuzni
az do pewnego stopnia ciep{a
rozgrzewano. Doswiadczenia-
mi temi kierowa1 zawsze ap'
tekarz sam, bez -wypadku W
zesz}a sobote pos}a} on zn6w
owo naczynie z chemicznym
preparation do kuzni, kt6ry
kowal miejscowy z swym cze-
ladnikiem, W nieobecnosci
aptekarza odpowiednio chcia}
rozgrzac. Trzyma} vice je
d1ugiemi' zelaznemi kleszcza-
mi mad ogniskiem, gdy naraz
z mocpym hukiem pek@o owo
naczynie, ola tego, ze prepa-
rat sic zapali}. Kawaly roz-
peklego zelaza porani}y go
mocno. Straci1 oba oczy, ohio
rece ma urwane, GAIA twars
ma opalona, a owe zslazne
kleszcze, kt6re mia} " reku,
wpi]y MI sic W jedne noge,
Pod naciskiem powietrza
upad1 syn nieszcze6liwego
kowala, jednakze bez znacz-
niejszego uszkodzenia, cEelad-
mix zas ma swoje szozescis
oddali1 sic z kuzni ma kilka
civil pred katastrofa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

GNIEZNO. W ciag11 bieza.
cego roku 3 procesy toczyf
sic beda 0 lichwe. W ostat-
MIN dochodzi 6 by1ego karcz-
MARIA Markowiakaz Zyd6wka
Wz;eto go do wiezienia Sled
czego, Pc zeznaniu Swiadk6w
jeszcze inne osobY beda
uwiezione. .....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

Wies nassau
skolonizowana jeszcze "a CA
SOW F~lottwella, zmieni}a sic
zupelnie, DO. dzielne nasze
wiarusy wykupi}y niemc6w
tax, ze tylko pozosta1 jeden -
Geese dz;elnym wiarusom!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
GNIEWKOWO. F
Pewien

GNIEWKOWO. Pewien
obywatel odda1 ma poetic list
= adresem: uDziennik Ku-
jawski" W Inowroclawiu, uli-
ca Fryd. mr.. 8. 20 10 dniach
list ten powr6cil do Gniew--
kowa, 0 pisany 20 Wszystkich
bokach, otWorzony. a gdzie
stale: Nv InoWroclaWiu,n tam
napisano nOrt unbekannt!''
Coraz niedomy6lniejszymmi''
50 nasi urzednicy po'cztoWvi, 9
wladza ich wydala, 9 przec,ieail
"a nasze pieniadze to instytu-
eva istnieje!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

OSTR0W. W pracowni ma.
SYN monterowi od}amek ze.
]aza wpadl " oko - spoWo-
dowal zatrucie krwi i m1ody
ten shiny cztowiek zakohczy]
zycie ma zatrucie krwi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

- -zE G1Esa F-|r- 1850 as *sE.s . ..-EE --E..Ht" g -|g rs.
2 SLASKA. 1000 marek
nagrody. Prevalent regen-
cyjny W Opolu ogfosza, ze p
listopada +. b. znaleziono ra-
no o. " zagajeniu pod Brze-
kowicami pomocnika ]esni-
czego p. Franciszka; Sigmun-
da zabitego. Zabito go dwo-.
ma strzalami. Kto wskaze
morderce, tax 10 go bedzie
MONA sadownie ukarac, do
stanie 1000 marek nagrody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

~CZERNIEJEWO. Obywa-
telowi panu Janowi Kostens-
kiemu spali} sic W nocy VIA
trak systemu holenderskie-
go. Wiatrak ME by1 zabez-
pieczony. By} on wprawdzie
kr6tko przedtem sprzedany
panu Jaskowiakowi z Podsto-.
lie ale ME by} jeszcze pre-
w}aszczonym. Ogie6 zdaje sic
pod1ozono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

ZKRAKOWkdonosz4:J j.
den z modl4eych sie,o strs3-
mix wiezisnny, zauwazy} We
6rode W ko6ciele 6w. Piotra
kleczacego mezczyne zajetego
.opr6cz modlitwy takze mani
pulacya okoto skarbonki,
kiedy modlitwe i praoe uko6-
cyl, opu6ci} ko6ei6f z esap-
ka v reku i przez gmach So
dowy wynknaf sic ma Plainly.
Poniewaz za5 dozorca vie
zienny wyszed} "a MIN, 6w
mniemany pobozny, poezal
uciekac, a navel porzucil
czapke pc drodze. POSTAL jed
max p~ochWycony przez in
nych dozorc6w i oddany
wladzy policyjnej. Areszto-
wany poda}, ze sic nazywa
Jan Katarzy6ski i jest wy
robnikiem = Novel wgi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

FHIE#I.EEtL aN TEFsA neEWE3 L4EtHt ss 4EL- R0AIE-t6yE#
Ia Gene jednej jazdy j 5000
"a tykiet zwrotny koleja
Chicago Great Western.
Do mlejsc " Old Mexico, New
Mexico, Minnesota, North Dakota,
Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Kan.
sas, Nebraska. Dostateczne ograe
niczenie czasu powrotu. Tykiety
sprzedawane beda Is Grudnia, r9o3;
5 10 Stycznia, 1904. o blizsze in
formacye pytajcie agent6w kole
Great Western, albo /. P. Elmer
P. A. Chicago, Ill. 81 /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

Ma uzalenie
sic publicznosci podr6zujacej
zakaza1a dyrekcya muzyko-
wanna we wagonach. W razie
nieus}uchania, osoba muzy-.
kuj4ca wydalona bedzie :
wagonu i zakazana jej bedsie
dalsza jazda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
pQGQQossoq3
8 MIBSCI q .OJCzYZKY 5
poaooNootoaoorQ
\ POZNANSKII..lEGO.

GNIEZNO. O jezyk polsk:ii..
<Izba karna " Gnieznie ska
za}a, jak donosi ,,Lech', pana
Adamczyka na try dni
aresztu ola tego, re ME chcial
pred sadem movie 20 ME-
miecku, chociaz rzse EXC n
wfada tym iezykiem...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

KRUSWICA, Prezente cd
rzadu ma probostwo W Jaksi-
each otrzyma} x. proboszcz
Goebel i niezadlugo dusz-
pasterstwo W tel parafii obej-
mie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

PIIA. Czeladnika piekars-
kiego Fryderyka Lrkkate z
Klajpedy aressztowaBn1oo a. BIZ
sgamia dWuzefstWo. Pres
tepstWo teggo ro tlz
.surowe klarz z.',.5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

KOSCIAN. Inspector gde-
podarczy z Darnowa, kt6rs:
mu m}ockarnia urwa{a reke,
umar1 W lazarecie. Odjaeie
rsszty ramienia mic ME po-
mog}o, gdyz wszelkie a6ciegna
tax by}y narwane, 20 poWstal
Z togo kuroz, nazwany to-
Janus.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
& GALICYI.

,LW0W. Bombe dynamite
wa z lontem znaleziono pred
kilku dniami " sieni pewnej
restauracyi we Lwowio. Poll
eva, pomimo snergicznych pc,
~szukiwaf, sprawcy dotad ME
wykryla. Wiedc Q udaremnio-
nym v pore zam.chu wywo
}ala v misSoie wielkie wzbu-
rzenis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
NASI AGENC,

EEEEr- Mp#Esg.L&Se# 4HEE5E EE&FELkEEc
Upowaaslieni So do kolektow..
$40 abcsanaentu W1ARUsA nastepu
sacY nasi asgyenoi mie3scowi:
BAT CIT, Mich. - Alexander.
Niedx;elski Cor. ~ q Van Buren,
sAL11MoRE: Fl. x1arnowsk,
7l2 s. Bond Str.
4ANTiCDKE Psf abfohsk
saR It'll 80 81. Pogor.elski.
FIRE LAKE Wis. Adan
Bamhenek.
TARNOW Kebr. Jan Matyia
GRENVILLE s.. D. Jozef Gruba
WILNO Nina. Tresho wskii
CHICAGO, Ill. Max Derengowski
s=s$ 5S,i 328 n. Carpenter ST
COLUMBUS Nebr. -Wiktor
Isl T'arasliiln6skii. +
Wi.
n Ko6mi.c,lktii. Ssslsl.
NEW BRITAIN, Conn !.
sIz.er,blorsk q lliam
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

W Karkon,o-
szach (g6rach o%lbrzymich)
spadlo lyle sniegu, re komu-
nikacyajest zatamowana. TAX
re W okolicy K1odzka Glatz)
wielkie JUL leza sniegi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

GDANSK. Ma tax zwanym
FIolmie stall przesz]o diva lata
rozpoczety gmach, maj@cy
miescic wielka hute wyrob6w
re stall. Gmach ten zaczeto
budowac "a staraniem Goss-
]era, kt6ry przemysl ten ME
miecki chcia} W Gda6. zapro-
wadzic. Me uda}o sic. Wyda-
no znaczne sunny i budynek
sta} niewyko1czony - tylko
go}e niedokohczone sciany
bez dachu dotad swiecify, jak
.jaka ruina. Teraz sic "a
brauo do wykohczenia j ma
bye fabryka W ruchu - ME
rokuje ona takiej przyszlosci,
ma jaka ]iczono, albowiem Cd
bi6r toWar6w: byl1 oblicza1 ~
ma Kr6lestwo Polskie ~ pod
lug hakatystycznej zasady:
BIZ j tep poIak6w, ale ciagnij
u Mich zyski! Kr6lestwo Polls
kie samo juz miesci " sobie
fahryki krajowego przemys1u1
to coraz liczniejsze q
przytcm wysokie ella ME poz-
walaja ma Wyw6z staloWyc1hEl
zstoxaro6W przez granice. Po-
trzeba bylo Wielkiego nacis-
Xii Wroog6w, ably sic y mas
gpiacy przemys} obudzil. Te-
1az, jjuz ttjrszzeezzWNiej patrzymy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

Ma Inii kolejoWe
IS yarszawa-A leksandroW .zde-.
Izy lie pociiagg po'oDespiieszzny Z
l,oeiiagienl toWaroWVyymms Kill Kit
asaosd st,.acHo zycie, a'.Wiele
Rs(1s6bie eiezko rannych.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-06-25
R DAKOTA G. a. q.
State Encampment at oakes a Fine
Event-The New Officers.

State Encampment at oakes a Fine
Event-The New Officers.
The state encampment of the G. A.
r. and w. r. G. closed at Cakes. The
new officers are: Commander, N. L.
Siegfried, Sanborn; senior vice COM
mander, E.. R. Kennedy. Luddens
Junior vice commander. M. H. XIII,
Tower City; chaplain, R. Crabtree,
Glendale; medical director, ]. H. john
son, Lisbon; delegate at large, Henry
Beal, Valley City; alternate at large,
G, W. Barrett, Tower City; delegate.
J. B. Ashelman, Fargo; alternate, Ros-
we'll Thomas, Lisbon.
The Relief corps elected: President.
Monilla D. johnson, Valley City; senior
Junior vice, Annie B. Fay, Cakes;
treasurer, Jennie Hollinswad. Valley
City; chaplain, Mary A. Crabtree.
Ellendale; executive board. Jennie
Westergaard, Amanda Freeze. Joseph
Folsom, Emily Barrett, Franziska
stormke; delegate at large, Susan R
Morrill,, wahpeton; alternate at large,
Viola Dull, Devils Lake; delegate, Mrs,
Black, Valley City; alternate, Lillian
Il. Hartwell, Wahpeton. ID
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department. of.the Interior
Notioe i: hereby given that the isDewtBS-
named settle 7 hss filed notice OF his intsntieA 70
make Anal proeiia support Of his claim. and
coansY Judge, 81 Wssh6Srp, n. D., On june q.
1904, viz: 4.
Andrews Pankfatz. entry No. 1884
ZOE s. ta ea nWA sc sse! IN. y: t tow9 @;fnppa l4s = ..oge sh RI
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said, land, viz: :.
se Ssss1 and =; H hss9; k RssaS Ms e 3 g. G &sassa,
Nd. 6-21 NJ. II. JeWelR Register.
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department of the Interior, .Isc1ited states Land
Office, Bismarck, N. D., My 16, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that. the: Following
named ssttler has filed notice of her intention.
to make final proof IN support of her claim, aaa
that said proof will be made before ETA Lamb
County Judge At Washburn, N. D., on June IS
1904 viz: 4
Ella L. E. Carlson, entry No. 2ous.
for theneAof see. 19, twp. 14s, n. range 81 Y.
8 p. m. 1872 @
She names tire following witnesses to. prove
her continuous residence upon and calttE2ttco
of said hand, VII:
Ai5in Carlson, Gnnaore Lund, Carl Olson and
Charles Tong OF Malcolm, N. D..
521 NJ. H. Jewell. ReQlstAn.
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me Tow,raand Country club y Grand
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wan
der bond to appear before Judge Pol
lock on charge Of contempt Of court in
the ~disobedience of a recent injunc.
ton.
Prospective. visitors to the worlds
fair at St. Louis are interested in the
report that room rents, which were re-
/ ported exorbitant, have been greatly
reduced.
The ever recurrent accident is hap
pening throughout the state to men
who lead their horses to water with
the halter strap wrapped about their
thumbs.
Darlington is said to be a good ex-
| ample of the benefits OF incorporation,
Boosting many modern improvements
not enjoyed by the majority Of her sis
| ter towns.
One thousand gopher tails will be
used in making badges for the Flicker.
tail contingent attending the grand
c%onclave Of the Knights Templar ct
San Francisco.
A new action brought against Sher-
if Moody Of Richland county is be
lieyed to indicate the abandonment Of
"a recent action which was carried tn
the state supreme court.
Gardner,s popular school teacher
Miss. Hope Johnson, was welded last
week to Dr.. Martin Of Ia. Monre. The
bride is 3 daughter Of Attorney IsC
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-10-04

stand ON the same footing; that
funds subscribed as stock cannot be
used for any purpose except to buy
cotton; that their investments are
fully guarded and protected by means
of the bonding feature, and under
it there is no possible way for any
crookedness or speculation to be sue
c~essfully practiced by any one con-
nected with the administration of
the affairs of the Union even if dis
posed to do so.
FRANK D. KOONCE.
Onslow Co., N. @.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-10-04
KEEP YOUR EYE ON The DATES
roRTY-FoURTH GREAT STATE FAIR,
AT n. G..
Oct. ~, 10, 10, 20, ~, 2z.

Grand Agricultural, Industrial and Edu-
cat1onal Displays. Finest display of cattle,
sheep, swine, horses, poultry and pet stock
ever seen in North Carolina.
Don't miss the magnificent show Of i'm
proved agricultural implements and labor
saving machinery. No matter how well
posted you are, you will see something new
and valuable. Fast horses on the track. A
Midway packed with good, clean attractions
and shows. The Midway is a sovereign cure
morning. Yo1 will meet anybody that you
want to see. w rite to Secretary tor priv
ileges. Premium List and nformation.
ASHLEY HORNE, President.
J. E. POGUE, Secretary.
CLAUDE E. BENSON, Treas.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-10-04
A GIGANTIC BUSINESS coMBMA-
TON.
An Outline of the Method by Which
American Farmers May Become Per-
mansntlyP Prosperous and Independent.
In -FOUR PARrs.-PARr III.

Messrs. Editors In order to Sc
cure the highest possible returns to
planters, the Union buys all the cot
ton offered for sale below its stand
ard price and places it in warehouses
located at such points in the several
States as the managers chosen by
the stockholders may appoint. The
administration of the affairs of the
Union is committed to a board of di-
rectors composed of one person for
each State, chosen by the stockhold-
ers in each of the States and Terri
tories raising cotton.