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ESCAPE FOR MORTON
When He Retires From Cabinet
Be No More Santa Fe
Inquiry.
GETS OUT BECAUSE HE DosENT
WANT TO PROSECUTE HIS
OWN COMPANY.
Mr.. Moody Doesn't Want to Prosecute
All Officials Of Corporations With.
out Fear or Favor.
MORTON QUITS NEXT SATURDAY

Washington. June 24-(Special)-
1t Is generally circulated here. and
the report can be traced to those who
are in position to know, that whom
Secretary OF the Navy Paul Morton
retires from the cabinet next week
1t will be the last OF the Santa Fe in.
quiry as far as he is concerned. for
he will not be prosecuted in connect
ion with the famous rebate case.
This is the general Interpretation
put cn the developments of the week
In the controversy between Attorney
General Moody and Judson Harmon
and Frederick N. Judson, which has
resulted in these lawyers retiring
from the case because Mr.. Moody had
refused to accept their recommended
tions to prosecute without fear and
favor all the officials CT the offending
dence developed by the Interstate
Commerce commission clearly indi-
Gated that Paul Morton. as second
vice-president CT the Santa Fe was
one of the officials cognizant Of the
rebate transactions. Mr.. Morton
sewers his connection with the admin
istration a week from today. He
has practically turned the navy de-
partment to assistant Secretary Darl-
ing, and is spending most of his time
in New York looking after Equitable
affairs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
CHANGES OF TIME
AXE TELLING ON AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS SOME
OF The SONGS THEY USED PASSING OF THE
CHURCH
The SUNDAY Schools.

IL is Sunday morning in Pine Bluff
Ill 1eW hours the streets will be
'ihed with hundreds of brisht.faced
children, hurrying te Sunday school
IN the happy groups there will he 1it.
tie ones of all classes and stations
the rich, the poor and the great mid.
ole CLASS. AT Sunday school they
meet and mingle in one grand demo.
cracy, participate in the exercises
iearhlng the Bible teachings and icy.
GUS Sunday school songs which tbev
Will never forget. How those truth,
learned at Sunday school linger in
'he memory. and the songs snno
now they echo throgh the wears that
nave elapsed since we were members
OF the Sunday school class, There
are men in Pine Bluff who have not
peen to Sunday school in years. in
decades, and yet they remember well
the truths that teacher poured info
thelr ears and those ringing songs
they sang as light-hearted children
And when they remember they feel.
with Oliver Wendell Holmes, that
they would rather laugh, bright
haired boy, than rule, gray beard
king. Unfortunate indeed is the boy
or girl who has never been to Sun
day school and who can never have
those days to look back upon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25

buildings and views in Pine Bluff, Or
one Of these cards are pictures Of tho
colored Masonic Temple, the Court
house and Sixth avenue school build
ing. On another are splendid pictures
OF Trinity church and First Baptist
church. Another bears a splendid
picture of the Y. M. c. A. building:
another shows a compress and cotton
scene in the city. These cards are
unique and is good way to advertise
Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
Lulu Wants Her Brother.

Lulu Jackson, colored, wants to hnd
her brother. Here is the plalntlve
appeal she puts up to the chief of PC
lice. in a letter received Saturday:
"to the chief of police.
"I write you few lines to let you
know that I have a Bro. that l hear
is in arkansas. Pine Bluff. Arkansas
Bv the name of LIMA Jackson pleas
Find out if he is there & let me know
oh il YOU find him tell him to write
at once. he is a railroad man have
been address 800 state street Natchez'
Miss From Lulu Jackson colord'
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BABY WEIGHS ONLY % OUNCES
New Arrival in Cleveland Is Iivino !.
an Infant Incubator.

Cleveland, O., June 24.-What phy.
slc'ans say is the tiniest baby in all
the world is living today in an infant
Incubator. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Hessel and weighs
just one pound and seven ounces. In
the opinion of DR.. S. Fishel and other
phys clans she will continue to live
and thrive and grew The baby is
two days old.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL.

Rhodes and Haverty of Atlanta, Ca.
have purchased from Mrs. M. j..
Smart of Pine Bluff $40 acres Of land
lying about two miles west of the city,
the consideration being 100000 This
is one of the most important real es-
tate deals ever consummated in the
city. 1t is understood that the land
will be sold for building lots.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
WORLDS BAPTIST CONFERENCE

New York. June 24.-(Special.)-
F.. w. Stephens, of Columbia. Mo-.
who is at St. Louis, recently presided
over the first joint national meeting
of Baptists of the north and south,
sailed today for London. He will
deliver an address at the Worlds
Baptist Congress in July in behalf OF
the Baptists CT North America.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
MRS. BRYAN ABROAD.

Dover, June 24.-(Special)-Mrs.
William J. Bryan and Miss Bryan,
wife and daughter cf the former pres
idential candidate arrived here today
en- the Red Star liner Vaderland.
They went direct to London and VIII
snend some time in England.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
N;neteen Police Court Cases.

There were nineteen cases on tne
police court docket Saturday morning
all of them being up for petty o1-
fenses against the peace and dignity
of the city. Nearly all of them were
fined. the fines aggregating SOL Tor
the mornings work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
SOUVENIR POSTAL CARDS.

The Racket Store" of which Mr.
King is the proprietor. has just re.
ceived handsome line Of souvenir
postal cards. These cards have on
them the pictures Of churches, public
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
EcAUDAN PRESIDENT
RESUMES OFFICE.

Guayaquil, June 24.-(Special.)-
President Plaza, who retired to Pom.
asqui last March because Of the del
icate state of health, again assumed
the reins of office today. Vice
President Moreno has been conduct
ing the affairs CT the government our
ing President Plaza's absence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
Eo IN PINE BLUFF

/
dents Of the state and for
of years Cne of it's most
ent jurists, died at 1910
Saturday morning at his resi-
600 State street, Little Rock.
ness, which lasted several
was superinduced by old age.
|e Carroll was SO years of age
as native of Maryland. He
10 Arkansas in 1886 with Judge
ID Cross, who came to fill the
IN of surveyor general of the
which had just been admitted
union. Judge Carroll lived in
Rock for several years and was
ed to Miss Scull of Jefferson
J. He studied law and was ad-
to the bar at Little Rock. In
he returned tc Maryland. but
after came back to Arkansas
bettled in Pine Bluff, remaining
until 1916. during part cf which
he was the agent of the United
IS land office. In 1916 he went 20
Rock and served as deputy un-
William Field, clerk of the United
rs court. In 1850 he was elect
represent Pulaski county in the
lature, along with Frederick w.
pnall. In 1852 he was appointed
land agent at Pine Bluff, and
p took up his residence here. In
he was elected prosecuting at
ley Of the district in which Jeffer
county was situated, but at the
eking out Of the war in 1851 he
Jed company at Pine Bluff for the
Rfederate service. of which he was
eted captain. It marched to Lit
Rock and thence to DeValrs Bluff,
ere the Eighteenth Arkansas reg
mt was formed and Judge Carroll
sen It's colonel. After serving a
+ or two in the war he became i'll
was sent home on the eve Of his
ng made a brigadier general. In
4 he was elected to the Confed.
te congress to succeed Augustus
Garland, who had been elected to
Confederate senate.
'fter the war Judge Carroll return
to Pine Bluff and headed the law
! of Carroll, Galloway and Brad
". The Pine Bluff bar at that time
the leading bar in the state and
&c Carroll was regarded as the
Ter of it. In 1878 he was elected
&c CT the Pulaski chancery court
moved to Little Rock. in which
he resided until his death. He
reelected three consecutive
ms without opposition and in 1866,
N the Office was made appointive,
ge Carroll was named as chancel-
by Governor Simon P. Hughes
served full term of eight years,
ling sixteen years in all that he
red as chancellor of that district.
er his term expired he retired to
ate life and spent the most of his
at his home in Little Rock.
ldge Carroll's wife died several
IS ago, but he is survived by three
ghters and one son. The daugh.
are Mrs. Nora J.. Walker and Mrs.
v. Butler. who live in Little Rock,
Mrs. Daniel A. Boone CT Baltf-
e. The son Is DR.. D. G. Carroll
illar, Ark, who was at his fathers
side wh en- the end came. Another
A. B. Carroll, a well-known resi-
Of Little Rock, died a year or
ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25

s.. H. Sewell, who has been quite
sick for a week or more. is reported
to be improving. /.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-14

State of North Dakota, In District
-ss Court. Eighth
County of Ward Judicial Dis trct.
Mary o. carp, Plaintiff,
~ tSUMMONS.
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|AMOOSE TO CO..
MINOT ON
Excursion Will be RI

= ~ :. ct X q BRADFORD,
Attorneys.
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ANNAAv
l'ancl
The !
Gil1n5
in ca
F. !
sOutl
captl
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PUBLIC LAND SALE

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
nStruc tons from the Commissioner of the
General Land ONCE. under authority vested in
him by section 2455. y. S. Rev. Stat. as amend
ed by the act of Congress approved February
26; 1895. we will proceed to offer at public snle
on the 9Th day OF July next at this once the
following tract of land. to-wit: The NwA
SEA, Sec. %. Twp: 155. Rye. SO. w. 5th P. NJ
in Ward County. North Dakota.
Any and all persons claiming ad versely the
above described lands are advised to file their
designated for the commencement OF said
sale, otherwise their rights win be forfeited.
K. c. SANBoRN Register.
May Is. 1905. 5A60
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20 You Want Pure Milk?

On Monday May l, | will open
a dairy business in this city. All
those wishing milk delivered at
their homes, please drop me a
line or see me personally. will
guarantee to give you good
clean rich milk and the price will
be right. Jos. w. WINTER,
Minot. N. D.
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Bow-leeged Editors.

a, PALERMO Standard: The dis
intesing intelligence comes from
Tnaot that the editors OF that
freIighteous city are becoming
Of W-legged from carrying around
inttketsful Of silver dollars, daily
melen in on subscriptions. Ye
as! We would not hesitate to
mapme bow-legged from such a
These. Now is the time to sub
WILDE!
wag1is lisa mistake. The editors
otfiey be bow-legged. but that
trai,es from the weight Of the
traiy care on our minds.
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No. 1859.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

! TREASURY DEPA KTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
Washington D. c.. April 49, 1905
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-
sented to the undersigned, it has been made
to appear that The Union National Bank of
Minot in the city of Mnot, in the county of
Ward and State of North Dakota has com
pied with all the provisions of the statutes of
the United States. required to be complied
with before an association shall be authorized
to commence the business OF banking;
NOW Therefore. l. William =, Rdgely, Conn
trOller OF the Currency do hereby certify that
The Union National Bank OF Minot' in the
city OF Minot, in the county of Ward and state
or North Dakota, is authorized to commence
IN Inc business OF banking as provided in Section
Fifty one hundred and sixty nine Of the Re-
viSed Statutes Of the United States
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal OF once, this thirteenth day Of April, 1905.
SEAL. VIM. B. RIDGELY.
4-26-6-2S COMPTROLLER of the Cnrrency
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OF MORTGAGE SALE.

&c is hereby given that that certain
lge. executed and delivered by Ed ward
SIS (E. G. kress) mortgagor, to JACOB
. MORTGAGE. dated the 1Stday of Octo-
%, and filed for record in the office of
lister of deeds of the county Of Ward
lite of North Dakota on the aSth day CT
1905 and recorded in Book 30 of Mort
at page 265, will be foreclosed by q sale
premises in such mortgage and herein
described at the front door Of the Court
in the County OF Ward and State OF
Dakota, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock q. m.
l7th day OF June, a. d. 1905. TO satisfy
count due upon such mortgage on the
sale, The premises described in such
lge and which will be sold to satisfy the
are described as follows: Lot nine 90
X one ID OF Ramstads 3rd addition to
y Of Minot according to the plat there
lie in the ONCE Of the Register of Deeds
for the County of Ward and State o.
Dakota
e viii be due on such mortgage OH the
sale the sum Of Two Hundred Twenty
and 47-l00 dollars.
JACOB FLoREN. Mortgagee.
.UR & BRADFORD,
Attorneys. 5-i0-S-t4
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TWILL BUILD SIS, 600
METHODIST CHURCH

Local Methodists Will Build One
of the Finest Structures in the
State---Will Have $4,000 Pipe
Organ.
MinOt will have a new Method
list church structure to cost
not less than $4,000. Rev.
J. S. belong, pastor OF the
church, passed a subscription
list about the streets Saturday
and secured handsome results.
J. Fl. Tompkins alone gives
$500. Other business men give
from $40 to $50. The church
will be built OF brick and will
seat 600 people. The auditorium
will seat 800 people. A pipe or
gan to cost $4,000 will be
bought and everything will be
up-to-date. The Methodist
church now has 100 members
and is growing fast under the
management Of the pastor. The
building will be erected where
the old one now stands.
ingst may be possible that the
cav rch will not be built this fall,
ttpugh an effort will be made to
Mrsct it as soon as possible.
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Risers cure Constipation, Sick Head
ache, Blllousness, etc. They never
grippe or sicken, but impart early rising
energy. Good for children or adults.
Sold by Mccoy 4 Co.
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)ERN WOODMEN OF AMER.
ICA CONVENTION.

~ / account OF the Biennial Meeting
Anohe Modern Woodmen of America
klllliAuxiliary Societies at Milwaukee,
that June 1924. the Great Northern
folio sell tickets at one fare plus so
49, for the round trip. Tickets on
many for trains arriving in st. Paul or
VlcICx City, June 1919 inclusive, with
his return limit June 9th.
ma insult local agent for full particu
ih t1r. 14-2l-28
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Henry L. carp. Defendant. J
State Of North Dakota to the above named de-
PENDANT:
answer the complaint of plaintiff in the above
entitled action, which is filed in the Office of
the Clerk of the District Court of the Eighth
Ward and State Of North Dakota, and to serve
a copy of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber at his office in the City Of Minot
after the service of this summons upon you. ex
elusive of the day of such service; and if you
fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
w. N.CRANE,
Plaintiff, S Attorney.
Post Office Address, Minot. Ward County,
North Dakota.
Dated this 31sn day of May A. D. 1905. 5-3l-7-5
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10 rSS.ev. F. l Drexler, pastor OF
s s Baptist church for nearly a
in AR, handed in his resignation
,royhday. Thegentleman intends
long locate in Michigan. Mr..
nsexler has made a fine record
W. 1e as a preacher-and as q
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IL OF NORTH DAKOTA In District
ltSlu 60 Court Eighth
nant % Judicial
1ounty OF Ward. District.
cnlIiState Bank Of Lansford.
IOOl North Dakota
corporation.
One VS..
all staBratbo,
on sal D0ienoan''
ing il Of North Dakota to the above named
;fendant:
are hereby summoned and required to
IL amer the complaint in this action and to
a copy of your answer upon the SUBJ
ers within thirty days after the service Of
luminous upon you exclusive OF the day of
n service; and in case OF your failure to
". ar and answer judgment will be taken
hrn1ist you by default for the relief demanded
complaint.
and led Minot, N. D. this 18th day of May
We'd 70 PAnpA & BURKE.
tive, Attorneys for Plaintiff,
w and Postotfice address,
trOm2l Minot, North Dakota.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-10
THE GRIP OF DEATH.
BY M. OuAD.


At Port Denison, on the eastern coast
of Australia, the only wharf in the port
makes out from the shore a full quarter
of a mile. and there are statrways here
and there for the use of owners of
small craft.
had been a week at Denison. in the
employ of a steamer line, when bust
ness called me to the extreme end of
the long wharf one day. A puff Of
wind sent my hat sailing, and to re-
cover it I descended one of the stair
ways. It was just high water, and the
tide was sWirling around the stairs like
a millrace. The hat had caught on one
of the spiles, and as I leaned over and
reached for it something darted out Of
the water and whipped around my
shoulders. At my right was a pile
with two braces set into it at an angle,
making a crotch. Before I knew what
had happened was whipped into this
crotch and hanging on for dear life.
1t wasn't over ten seconds before q
second something darted from the boil
ing waters and fell across my shoulders,
but this time I saw what it was and
shrieked out in fear. 1t was the ten
later there were three Of them gripping
me. My cries raised an instant alarm
on the wharf. Inside of FIVE minutes a
dozen men had come to my assistance,
most Of them thinking I had been
caught by the foot by a shark. The
I had on consisted Of a, WOOL
len shirt and trousers of heavy cloth,
and it was owing to this that the air
cups of the tentacles could not get
suction. They gripped and let go, and
gripped again and sought to pull me
out of the crotch, and all the time
was screaming and the men running
about. When they saw what manner
of creature had attacked me they were
afraid to approach too closely.
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REAR EsTATE T4sANsFERs.


L. J. Mercer to J. A Deyman. part of
reservation 6 -. ..--,ey-r.-..
7. F. Doran and wife TO F. Doran.
lot "a and part of lot 92 Hancock
street, Cranes addition ............. 81 600
J. A. Dingman to J. P. Rodgers, part
L. A Everett eIsst to r. j. Brown. trus- -'''
tee, lots ia and 176 First avenue
east, Cranes addition -...........-s.. 800
Bank of Topeka to E. W. Grant, lots
s12 to SIS. inclusive, Tyler street,
Ladies' addition ........ ~. .-...,... 30
Hime1burger, lot 4s6 and SOUTH half
lot 4s4 Western avenue, Gould's ad-
NJ. Rand to o. Kuehne Preserving -'o90
\ Co, lots 116 and 11S Topeka avenue,
F. s Thomas and wife to A s. An -'S
drews, south half Of lot SO Madison
street, Cranes addition ....-.:.:.-.. 2os
G. B. Merriam and wife to L. A. Ev-
erett, lots ia and 176 First avenue
east, Cranes addition ................
J. H. Guy, executor. to J. Vernelia,
south hair of lot So Madison street,
Cranes addition ..-.-..-.............. 4S6
s. Magiu and wife to A; McKeever,
lot Al and south half lot 80 Tyler
G. ". Williams to F. Sherman, lots
49, 100. 1872 and 1914, J. Norton's Sec
e Q. Brien to ]. F. switzer, lots 2os Low
and 211 Gratten street, Heery's adj
VIM isi0 Knittcr and wife to the Aetna
Building and Loan association, lots
276, 278 and $50 Forest avenue, J.
w. Morris addition -.-...,........... 800
e. Cummin3 and wife to the Monad-
mock Savings bank, east half of the
range IS - !. 500
J. Harrison and wife to William
Sims, southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of section 5,
township 10, range 15................. 300
Same to G. 3. Merriam, same......... 500
G. w. Hudgins to ]. B. Merriam, lots
10, 112 and ia Maryland avenue,
Highland Park subdivision ........ 200
G. J. Stewart and wife to J. r.
Thorne, lot 367 7and the south feet
of lot 365 Prospect street, Stillson
and Bartholomew addition 1890. 600
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WILL SEE THE BOOKS.
Uncle Sam to Look Into MANAGEMENT
Of Panama Road.

Washington, Jan. 10-The house COM
mittee on interstate and foreign COM
merce today authorized a favorable re-
port on the Shakelford. resolution pro-
yiding for an examination by that com
m1ttee OF the affairs of the Panama
railway company. Mr.. Shackelford
said 1t was known that the railway was
maintaining offices in New York at an
expense OF 5000. 600 a year. It was
known to at least IA members of the
committee, he continued that in 1907
the directors of the road had declared
dlVldends of between 5000 900 and $780,
QUO in excess Of the net earnings.
Inc resolution recites that the Uni
ted States is now the owner OF more
than g per centum of the shares of the
capital stock of the Panama Railway
company and it Is for that reason ex-
pedlent that congress should have full
knowledge of the affairs of said COM
pany- Therefore, be it
Resolved, That the COMMITTEES on in
terstate and foreign Commerce be and
Is hereby directed to investigate the op-
sTstloil, management and condition of
said railway company and all fran
cnlses and property belonging thereto,
including steamships owned, operated.
or controlled by 1t, or under any con-
tract or agreement of any kind or
character with it, that said commission
make such Investigations and report
testimony with their conclusions there
on as soon as possible and that said
committee or duly appointed subcon-
hlttee shau have power to examine
any or all records, books, documents,
accounts or vouchers of said company
or of any official or agent thereof or
any person, company, corporation
winch may have had any agreements
or relations with said railway company
and all records and minutes of the
acts and proceedings of any meeting
OF the stockholders or directors of said
railway company and shall have power
10 administer oaths or employ the SER
wees OF a stenographer, clerk, account
ant, and messenger, and incur such
other expenses as may be deemed nee
eSSary.
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ly identified by the teeth as the skull
of the first victim, but the identifica-
ton did not prove by what means the
man came to his death. Rewards were
offered for the chief clerks body, but
it was never found, and after a few
weeks the town passed an ordinance
forbidding bathing from the wharf,
and the same is in force yet.
No octopus has been seen since the
one who grappleds me, but there is
little doubt that ii was another of the
creatures lying in wait in the deep
hole that dragged the others down to
death--( Copyright, 1905, by r c. Nc
C1ure).
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Mr.. Rhinestein-''Vh is der mana
ger2 ! want to get mine shewelry and
diamonts insured" The Boy-'sYou're
IN de wrong stall, boss. Re plate glass
insurance department is on de next
floor. Judge
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no WHOM m Nav CoNcrRN.

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN-1dy ap-
piicafion for permit to sell intoxicating
liquors according to law at 10 and LA E.
4th St, in the Second ward of the city of
Topeka, is now on file in the office Of the
probate judge OF Shawnee county, KAN
sas. The hearing Of the same is set for
Wednesday, at 3 o'clock a. m, Jan 11tk,
1862 n. A. Punches.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~~-~-~-~~~@---~~~e>-~~--~-~~
NJ. E. YOUNKIN announces that he is a
candidate for the nomination to the Of
nce of marshal of the city court. subject
to the action of the Republican city pri-
1naries. spring OF 1905.