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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-28

Over tonion that will rid you OF your
bile.
And our advertising column.
IL chuck full Of Wise aud solemn
Eulogien OF tonlcH famed for curing
vile
The baseball fan il festive.
The automobiles FESTIVE.
uomeHookerH rates are getting
mighty low
Wool underwear discarded.
While each store windows earded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-28
MANS NEW TRIAL scr

NEW YORK. March "a Record
er Upff thia morning directed that
The p~feud trial 81 Nan Patterson
breuked 81 the murder % Caesar
Ypnne. boohmaker. should bsEin
Aptn 10 The decision was made
On iaqilon Of Attorney Levy. for the
aSeuaed. Recorder ooff viii pre-
pait ~ The trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-28

IS LEADING

The longer the stree, car mems
contest continues. the greater the
interest Of the public In Il Votes
are coming in very fast and the
clerks are kept busy counting them.
Preansil took the lead Tuesday
jumping up several hundred votes
ahead OF Skutt. who lead In the
race Monday Nearly every candl-
date took a substantial jump during
the count. and much interest was
manifested all through the opening
day OF the week
The count TO noon today h ~
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RIO
nv seripp. News Ass-J

MADRID. March 7s.-Iuabnity Of
thousands OF sorkm~n tu the east
cfn province % obtain food has led
20 riotiuE warkmsn have piilaHcd
the farm houncA The police are
unable % handle the situation. and
greater disorders ere feared. a pro-
lonEed dr5uth has wrought havoc
among the crops and enormous dam
age has been done.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Superior Court of the State
OF Washington. for the County of
King.
State Of Washington,
SIS.
County Of King.
In the matter OF the Estate Of
Charles A. Richmond. Deceased
No. 1853. Notice Of Settlement Of
Final Account
Notice is hereby given that Fred
Z. Sander. the Administrator OF the
Estate Of Charles A. Richmond. de-
ceased. has rendered to. and filed
in said Court his Final Account as
such Administrator and that Thurs
day. the 9th day OF April, 1905. at
$50 o'clock a. m, at the Court Room
Of the Probate Department OF our
said Superior Court. In the City OF
Seattle. in said King County, has
been duly appointed by said Court
for the settlement OF said account.
at which time and place any person
interested in said estate may APP
pear and file his exceptions in writ
ing to said account, and contest the
same
Witness. the Hon. A. W. Frater,
Judge OF said Superior Court and
the Seal OF Said Court hereto at
fixed this 9th day OF March. 1905.
OTTO a. CASE.
Clerk.
BY D. X. sICKLEs. I
Deputy Clerk.
| w. c. Woods.
lGEORGE c. CoNGDON.,
Attorneys for Administrators,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-28

II Ia springtimc. gentle Annie.
Likewise Maudie Jane aud Fannie,
And the atmosphere IN 1llcd with
balmy air.
And the aprinkllng carts are apriuk.
ling.
Sparkling drops that give an Ink
ling.
That there's moisture In the aqua
pura there
The drug store man Ia heaminE
While HIS brain IL subtly schemius
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-28

Tho evanKeilatic meetings being
condneted b Prof and Ars Frank
McCartY In the Methodist church on
Queen Anne hin will continue dur
ms this week aud over next Sunday.
The church IL located at the corner
81 Ftfth avenue west aud Garfield
street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-28
PANICC

At PETERSBURG. March ss.--
\ semi panic prevailed on the bourse
here today. Russia imperial fouru
fell 10 So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-28

n. any evening. your copy OF Tbs
Etar has not arrived at eco o'clock
telephone Sunset. Main 1850. or In
dependent las. any time betwesn
see and T;o0-and a copy will be sent
aou AZ once. pa special messenGSh
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| At Ballard
WILL WIDEN liARsoR

A meeting Of the Business Men 8
lszociation vas held Monday night
al the plan for widening the bay
sag agreed upon. A sum OF $4,000
wa given for this purpose b. con
pssa The bushes men think it
aEood plan 70 widen and deepen the
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present channel from the cltg Sock
90 the narraaE Some suggested that
u Be wIdsued to the head o. the bay
also but this was net thought well
o. The operations Viii begin. soon
The mill owners think ven % this
proposition a. Il will enable them
% load more boats In the hafbof at
ous time without crew ding them.
The proposition made to represent
the city o. Ballard 81 the fair b.
iHsuiuE catalogues containing
different views Of the city was
agreed upon. The matter vii be
laid before the council Tues
daY night and the business men will
try to obtain some OF the funds for
this project from the council and
some b. subscription.
Last Saturday afternoon William
Doyle Htrolled into the working
room Of the fire department. where
the boys we're wero talking lie
announced that he could not find a
barber TO cut his hair At this an
nouncemeut a studied expression
came over the face Of Henry schnei-
der. an emplOye OF the department.
He thought for a minute. Then.
slipping quietly from his seat. he
m0tionsd Willie 70 follow him. Tax
ing the youth with the long name
into the rear Of the house be sat
him upon a barrel and proceeded
with the horse clippers TO relieve
him Of his locks. After many a pull
and twitch be finally succeeded In
finishing the job
+ Willie then 20 down from his seat
and wendell his way homeward
Schneider went back and resumed
his seat among his fellow workers
About Is minutes had elapsed when
suddenly there came In their midst
frantic woman leading BY tbs
hand a baldheaded youth.
who f. the perpetratDr Of thii
awful deed ?" she cried In tones oi
+ anger.
/ No one said a word until Willi'
/ spoke up. 1T was him, ma" h'
said pointing TO Schneider.
Tho angry woman fixed her Eaz'
upon tho fireman for a moment ant
then turned and flew toward th'
police station. dragging the bewlld
cred youth after her. 6ehnelder b.
this time was feeling uncomfortable
and stool off in one corner, quakinI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-28

Fine Cabinet Photos. 400 per
dor. The Ashley studio. 1915 LIST
ave. Also Stamp Photos, etc. ''s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-28
WILL pow WOW WITH
REDsklNs

; MONTREAL. March IS 4
} Governor General Grey has
, been invited BY the chief o. the I
} Indian tribes to attend a mon +,
= ater Pow WOW 10 be held ~
, New Westminster, d. g. dur 1
y Ing the dominion fair in Sep
> TENDER. Grey has accepted.
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In the Superior Court OF the State
OF Washington. for the County of
King
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-14
8elD nib gtdnte.
Roman bon y, Mcpfc.
(Gnrtiebllna.)

NiNbAA.N A'''b'J
,ulIes, mas ou pjlit, mem Eteb@
Ting !"
aWi out ou bit, nrtin ein3iqsr ga
pa! Oh MART c9 INNER, bait INNER
rr an mid qcoatt, tb DtiB IS ! 4ber
fooc mir, Batter, iiuo mir pirtIid le9r
reid ?"
sd CLAUDE, &ino%
n6ag maht mid oliidlif, oeRn nllr
lpetB iA, Dab 60 Qothur an nldJts fel@
len niro. Gr bari sttjrsn DlanQsl lea
ben, Qapa, pcrQib ols nidt @r Iou
mid nidt oermiEen, iQa nitts emit
behren, ppran cr bis beute QelpDbnt gez
,lueTcn-jIt, periprib mir Oas, Batter !"
.@erne, Giuo. Gr lit ia aud oetn
@atte uno blei6t e. ielbit .lpann lhr
elh trennen ioltet !"
ga, cr bIetbt es in meinem 9frsen!"
nidte tie ratocntIid. uno oann
fdmieote lie ii6 plDBIt6 an feline 8ruit
uuo ihIaug beioe Nrme um Ieinen
Raden. papa, nun babe i'd pieoer
nur bid !" IIiiiterte ie letfe. nSn lei
ner BeIt BAT man mid nidt gelpout,
be8MLlb 1T es bsFer, i6 tebre in unferc
olte, lisbe Stile 'uriid ! Bring MID
rad S6Gnau, papa, glei6 bsutc Sh
tabs 6eimpeb mad unierem BART uno
nuh NsT "lborO. peibt, ou, ouf Dem i4
10 rft als lleinez Mdo6en fab : 8rtn9
mis- mad, SfSnlu, All Qotbdr fam j3
nirt ws9t aurijt
sci rubiQ, aino. FaFe bid !" 5cs
fhmjhitJte tr0Itcno Der BANTER. sd
fibre sd, no9rn Bat 'Uiuit, uno tbue
aaes, mas Du perIanQit, MIR Iuhe rlls
biq 5u peroen, 0u mlBt bod niTen,
pie notbiQ ol ba8 bait !"
Sic nidte miibe uno ieBte ild Sc
borIam in tinen Der beQuemen Senei.
,@aun fabren mir, papa 2"
.Sobdlb i'd Die n0ibiQen Wnor0nln
gen %getroffen babe, &iTo 9u peibt
bod, oub i'd gang unOorbsreitet gene
fen bin !"
rSSu, Papa, ober ge9 unO beior8e
nun aQes !"
NatbanIon tiiBte iein &inO auI bic
Stirn uno that, ME 7te i'm bat. 0u5
Sers mar ibm Ihpcr, unO Die 8eoonz
len iaaten un9eOronet, in lpiIoer 6eBz
iu9o burh ieiuen &opf. er aber Be
miibte lid, unbefun9en 81 eritetnen.
bamit Niemdub bon ieinen (lnter8ebee
men etlpus BON ben 9prganaen in ieis
ner Seele merte.
DIS d1es beIorgt ruar, iutte or ME
Der Subith uuf, uno cine Stunoe Ipdz
ter perlieben Batter uno 3odter bic
Stdot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-14
8rnnSltiidS ltebertr0onn0cn.

Sorriiog G. 2otro6ee nho 6rort
an 3. Stuort M}ut0 onol0, SiiOmGt.
Ode Colbert unO 1ermonitroBe,
$i9S,73.
GiricIbcu ol! : bonro3 9'Gei0.
SiiOmeit Ode Colbert ulto @ermon-
GtroBc. $2Ot7.2t
SObn Stmpi al, Soiepb Stuntpi,
@citicitc @urQutiOp Anen nobe
@orrcitroBc 70 Del 50, @runOjinS
$l2, 81.
Gbomoa ". @olrneS etc. an Ibo3
Modcn5ic, Grllitee, @runo, pcrion-
lihe9 mo Qcmii0teS Gigcntbun -.
GomorO =. Gi6elbergcr an Ecmpc
u. @omilton, Noropeitieite Sonnolc-
,StrnBc, nate Soiter.2tIlep, 1868 bel
li20, @rrmo5ins $50, $4,000.
~. Sronf Nomotr etc. al eleanor
S.HStidnpn 3 @ruuoihidc. $5Gl7.
0opib Stemnrri at CON- y, Seed,
iitn., Ner0ieite Frciton}' 1mahe Sal
nestitraBe, 173 bel 100, 8rlno5iu5
- S3eNAot% ~. ,HAen1h nto 6''t
g. &eurn Nitoif aaft &enra @lIieS-
mer etr, Ja~tproieiie igombdrhFroBc,
,nubc MuNGir6Nlfen, Jiisrifbtf 100,
@ranNSint SItu $t6eah ,rt1o" f'
,e Gruhten, oee J0fnopdra mo
Gnod Observation-Disclosures @iSitlc
@Hnrontve ala8 rniUlR m5'dG1t'citc
Sharpa 11ahad uassenin@BGe236 bri
g. So.
OerieIbeun Wartbo N&lder" etc,
Norbicitc Der 9nnpale, ltobe Nliln@tIe
StraBe i3.6' bel S0p $t021.2S.
Sreocrid 6. Nide( al gnoreip Sou-
terbod etc, Noroieite Der gtortb-Nuc
ultr, nobe NnlitraBe. 15tbel So; 81.
@ilbelmine 8ram an Soleph
Hobi etc, Sitleite DER Gilrballl-, llaDe
@nlinnpreitroBe, IL bel o. 81.
.Iauioi
'f9 eAsreHaeas:,a
r.ast die easah,aisarnas!ss .ausaaa
:; &; &MZzzsx
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-14
10 Ser esatebe aGsmeppnbsat, aSsa4imsse, oNb~ TSreitaa, Den IA. Sni 1905.
Ncirnfns Qiccnicn.

Greocrit !. Ipcr, -, unO Giiie
g. SoifnaL 10; 2ppIifont 6reOerid
:. Gpcr. &~oibinatOm Z. =.
.@oItcr GUcrctt. %, uro Nnnie g..
SyoneS, -; Nlpplifont z, u. Sapp,
Nr. 1897, NcruoroitroBe,
,Olipcr 81. 6rccbur0cr. 10, nnn
Woooic IruuL 81; 9(pplifant 6. s..
Moi6er, pr. 1917, GoQcritraBe.
d, gSpor0 & qrecnc, %, pnp Srepc
g. Sounic, 20; Npplifant j. Builder,
nm., Nr. 1920, @ouabitroBc.
il aalobrrt e.. @rcenSfel0er, 2t} nl,O
2eno lbclcu, Is; 9lpplifont Hobcrt
g.. @rccn7ielocr 9tr, SOL, NoreltrQBc,
~}A6icbb aooecioM y, uuo AIoino
Ncmmcr, 30; Gpplifant &oicpb So.
ppciou, Gar. 213, HoditroBc,
2cmi@ q. Qit2ain, 81, unO N}orp
81. Gcurbormu0b, Is; 9tppIifout @m.
:. Q3iaiom3, SIR. 290G. 6lmtiugo0ll
4bcmlc.
,2oicp6 N}eicr, #, mno CrDp6eio
g. @crrif, 80; 2(pplitont Soiep1
Wcier.,
G0Qor RomcQ, 81, mO Q0oo
Tomuieuo, 10; 2[pplitant G0gor
@ome0. &&citport, 30.
'gGilliam s.. Stemort. y, uu6 Nn.
ME &ccrbcr. 10; 9fpplifout &Obn $.
90bnlei1. ....
Seize 9lrmiaer, II, mo VtdrD Is.
@rooee, 80; Npplifunt UiDer HoIcl.
bfi6, Or. 2Gl-269, Galuert Sc.
bGu0e.
@OmorO $. &uIIcG, %, tmO rGlorc
2. Gbilo9, %; 9lpplitont 2llbcrt )
2Duh. 9tr. 1i15, @uiliorO- 2Ocmle.
2oui& ". SAM y, mo &iuil
Ginger, 30; NppIitant &oui9 u
Sam pr. 1900, 2%i9btitroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-14
ShiifSnnhrid,tcu.

Mew Dort t3. &uli. - Nnge'
fonmen limo oie iolgcnoeu Gampicr;
oFemiulponio" BON &amburg,
.Gitto ri Eoriuo" BON @elua ulO
,2ouiliuuu" BON &apre.
t9(bgeiobrcu limo ole 0ompicr oSa
Souoie" nod Sabre mo "sarba-
roiid" uuh Bremen.
@enun, 13. &uli. - Die Cant
pier oGitto 81 0iiIuno" mo o4}rin5
Osfor" Don Hem- Dort limo bier eius
getrofien.
Ger Nolupier n%&omboroio" iubr
uu6 9tem Dorf ob.
QueenAtoWn II, Is. ,Euli. -
Ger 9umpicr Baltic" 1T nqb Aicm.
Nort a%bgeia6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-14
II. 3upitef.

@oloener SpnnenIdein, Der in bret
ten Str0men iiber bic, feitlid eYihsis
nenoen Stroben flutbete. Elm li6ter,
nur bier uno bu BON our6fi6ti9cn.
bIenoeHo peiBen poer fitbergraueH
DDItden Ourd3ogener SimmeI, uno
cine 9uft, Tau unb limb, oaB einem
bas 6er3 in Der 8ruIt iih ipeitete ! S6
has nun 5ribling iperoen polte =? Die
Come ladte ia Die Spuben 3Dits
iderten iibsrmiitbig, ais Wdre bic Nelt
eitsI 2uIt unb 5reuoe, uber Die 9Gume
unten I6iitteIten pebmiitbie ibre mad
ten Wipfel, uno Don gtIt 81 pit 3og
es pie Elm 5IiiIteru uno Seuf3en. Sic
pubtsn, es fam nod munder 5roIt uno
mdn6er Stlrm, mdnh eiiiQer Ee9ens
ibuuer piiroe lire frierenOen 3peige
f6iitteln, ebe lie nit Hube ibren grii
nenoen. OuIteroen unO blti6enoen
Sdmud dnle9en outften /! Nber er tam
trobbem, Der tOni9lide, iegenIpenbenoe
: Sriiblina, bas Dubteu 8Gume unb
WenIhen, un0 besbolb lag ouf benz
0rlnbe ibrer SsrSen freuoigs5 Soften
uno ieliges Grparten, ME BEL 8inbern
am Acknowledgement. Sogar Der
olte @ottlieb, Der felt LANCER 3eit {don
tribe uno miirriid butd oo8 9aus
f6lih, mahte beute Elm f%reuntid)ts
8eii6t uno pfiff nit 5ugeipiBten Qipz
pen leiIe irgeno cine altmooifde Wez
,lpbie ppr iid bin, lpdbrsuo er bier uno
.ba an SiI6en uno Stiblen riidte uno
babel BON 3eit 5u 3eit einen iliifti9en
Bid bur6 oas 6enIter mari.
IS mar einem WenIden bod gang
anoers 5umutbe, lpenn Die liebe Sonne
ipieoer einmal 10 rs6t freunoliA duf
bic Welt blitte, bcIonoers penn man
lie bur6 Qau3e Gage uno Wofen taum
gu Yeiihte betommsn bate! Oas gauge
seer i6uur5er Sor9en perientte iid
born irc"~onp In ben ounfelIten YDins
tel ben 4. btourJ ilHtbeten Groe. rno
hoa gsl5 lpulQG, peit uno leidyt un6
fri Wiepicl S4mmer bate er !. 9.
i'd l.l,lht, neil ibm i'm 6auie ieiner
9ar'alft ni6t ales 70 gu Eeia fdien,
lpie e elm ioute limb mas bate es
ibm oeniiBt ? Ni6ts. uatiirlit, rein
gar nidts 5roBoem dber bate er Iid,
segrGmt . gber onron mo4ten pielz
leitt aud Der tribe Simmel uno Die
T6tleeren Gage i6ulp geipeIen iein. ia
ipobl, iapobl /! SQlh eiu alter MspIA.
Der bu peib, baB sr njAt. auSulouge
mebr gu leben bat, Der m0tte am .liebs
item Bic Sonne, . nisWols HgterQsbep
Teben, unb perItsdt Ie Ii6 sjpmaI ia
binter Wpltsn, eIeih if Der gunner
psridfpunbsn, unb duerlei griessrdm@
li6e 9ebanien tommen in oi6ten
S6pGrmen tpie ~bunerige Raben, bic
iraenb cine fpiIfommene 8eute tpitterr.
8esbalb bate es ibm eigentIi6 ges
'fdienen, dls fei i'm Sduie uiht aues
in Srbnuns ? Gag ba5u pieleidt irs
aeno Elm triftieer 9runo por ? 8oti
bebite, burd)aus niht ! Yer 0raf mar
perrsiit, has bate feline Ridtieteit.
benn Der itanb I'm Oienit, UNI lpenr
Set 9efebf gum Iusriiden fam, Il
Bdlf tsfft Sadeln, 'lhb'ibie gSrdftn'f
%, bu lteber Simmel, Der fparnts'ebe
al 4angfpeilis estoptDens 70 'sans'uttefl'
in BEN groben 9aufe. unb bo mar IL
s~benfuIs perreift Sappbl, notiirli9,
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NbiabrtStaac Der 9ampicr uOn Nem'
- Wprf. "


Gompicr @agborolo" an 10. Sui
Hno6 8renteli.
9ompicr oSonoie" am 10. SrlIi
nah Sabre.
2ompicr nGaIobrin" am Is. SllGi
ndh Hcapel.
Sampler oNrmenio" am Is. S5llli
nah S0mbllrG.
9onpfer o9ucnnia" am 10. Sui
unG 2iperpoot.
Compiler .M%innc6obo" am t5.SuIi
nod 2onoon.
9ompicr st. 2oui3" am Is. SuIi
noh Soutbamptou.
Sompier n&ooerInnO" am 10. Sitli
nnd Nntperpen.
9onlpier nGoIombia" am 10. Sui
nod Glasgow.
Gompier o6rieorih" an t8. SuIj
nod Bremen.
Compiler n96oIbert" am Is. Sui
noG Teopel mo 0enlla.
Sampler g@sfor Ser 3mtite" am
70. Siili Nadp Copenhagen.
9aupier rGeoric" an 10. Sail
mad. Sinetpool.
@oupier aMbnoom" an 10. Sui
nod Roiteroom
0onpfeF gretogne" ON 90 SlIi
tad Sabre.
0anpfer .8eutihIano" am 90
Sltli no6 Sanlburg.
9arppfer D9Hmuioion" am 90. Sui
nod @taSaop.
9mmpfpr o9trirria" am %. Sui
nnG 2iperpooI.
Sampler DMimctonfa" ant %
Sl'Ii nnd) 2onNou.
Soniplcr DEbiloOe!pbia" am %
SlIi nnd) Soutbampton.
Gompier n&roouIauo" ant 90. SILL
nod Nntmerpeu.
Coupler r2ltbcrt" onl %. Sltli
nod Reapet lVt0 @enuo.
9ompier manipulating am %.
S~uIlanad4 SnAburg.
Compiler p6lIrnejiq" ott q. Suli
nod @f6Sgoi0. l@
Gaatplet S%0'0mania" om %. SllIi
1od Geopci. '
Sampler oGuriiirit" am 25. Sllli
nod Bremen.
2anlRIer ygarputbiu" am %, Sldi
nod) 2ipctpool. ~
Compiler e8pnnenio", .am %. Srli
l1ah Eeopcl mo 8enua.
9ampier Baltic" am 26. Silli
nod 2iperpooI.
9ompier nNoro ainerica" am 26.
Suli mad Neopel lnS 8enln.
9ompier lorraine" am q. Silll
nod Sopre.
Gompier nGretic" am q. Snll
noh 9teapel'. mo @enla.
Compiler aGomponia" am %. Sui
paAi &jperpool. R ac,nitsetiia5i
'ssPhmrfer' .WefeBa'ssf sssa5ufl
ntags sbTtsn.s'' 's' s's's :, s. as
Gampfer n3eelano" am 80. Suli
na6 Illtmerpen.
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StaSt Baltimore.
Etc Sdlanitcn Ser o6cinitcn."

FoII5eTohtbeihHlq iiir ben 2oocn-
oiitrift miro Moutag orooniitrt
Die Eonoi6otcu fijr oieie Gb
renpolten.
SIC Eoli5Ci Gonmiiidrc Goben ole
Folr5ntenl filr ole ~&oncnDiitritt No.
tbeiFtl1t9, hiU icbeniaHi nlwiu3rpullI
HUtnna'%1ltsIt0Gn atp 'Gtp9GtdH liatio
l1lrte1tISlaurGten bcitolfcu mrnD, nod
mtf'&ll@ Son rellteu ou2gmDabit, oie.
lid tfihl faafttitnod in raroremeitli-
den VbIs6lt6tiou Er tIctmcnobnte.
6lelco"lEftnlte bercitTtfldrtGn mo.
Observation-Disclosures Den (omntTjiHrcn &c.
nebnt'fom!ib@S limo oIrF. Gicl grDbten
Hclttc Oes Icportemcgla, 'iIr Die be.
l4l1q,Ger!es g., 2,libjej4en an Der llnilorm.
porQclGQen l6Gr0eil. Niibrr Der re9ilz.
Iorci bIallcn Uniform lDcrOcn lie
melBe SomnlerGelme It., ooa StaotS.
T:' ~ llo''' ,''S'",' ""a,',
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1905-04-21
A Fierce Prairie Fire.

There was a lively fire a few miles
east Of town Sunday evening. Tie
fire caught from sparks from the
chimney Of a settlers dwelling. Some
twenty-five or thirty tons OF hay be.
longing to Ed White were burned.
Mr.. White was breaking when the
fire came up, and, before he could get
the team out Of danger, the horses
were seriously burned. There was a
close Call at the FARM of Jud Wells.
MIR W. was away from home and,
had it not been for the hard work Of
q. A. Patterson and Martin Sevold,
Mr.. w. says, everything would have
been destroyed. Mrs. Wells had re-
sided in South Dakota too long to
get gobbled up by a prairie fire. SO,
when the flames came near, she estab-
lished headquarters on piece Of
breaking near the house. Consider
able range was burned over.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1905-04-21
The Unfeeline cus..

An exchange tells OF Il caustic- word.
ed, newly-married husband who had
married a lady who was entirely inno-
cent OF the culinary art. Soon after
her marriage she bought Il cook-bonk
and plunged into the intricacles Of an
elaborate veal pie. The strangc-louk-
ing object was set before the husband
when lie came home to dinner. "What
is it?" he asked. "Why, it's Il veal
pie," responded the wife. II made
it out OF Harry Harker's Cook Book. :"
"Ah" said the unfeeling man. This
leathery Substance in the binding,
suppose Then there were tears.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1905-04-21
The jury.

Following are the names of those
drawn for jury duty at The term Of
court beginning Tuesday, May 2, at 8
O'clock in-lhe foreman:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1905-04-21
A New Store at Qodkin.

Messrs. Brophy and Schwcitzer re-
turned from Bismarck last Saturday,
where the former went 10 make final
proof IN his homestead near Stras.
burg. Mr.. b. brought some trees
with him from the Capital City. which
he will set out on his lots at Godkin.
The train stopped at Godkin long
enough for him to heel in the
trees. He has ordered the lumber for
his store building ut the station
named. There is good country
around Gudkin. There are many set
tiers in the neighborhood, and there
will soon be more. Mr.. Brophy Is a
straightforward, fair-dealing business
man. and the people Of the Godkin
country are to be congratulated that
a man Of that character is to open a
store there.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1905-04-21
The stlnsiest Man.

Richmond Missourian: The stingi-
est man lives III Ray county: He was
married by a justice Of the peace and
paid the bill In turnips. For the we'd
ding trip he took his wife to Rich
mond in his lumber wagon, and for a
wedding dinner they ate dimes
worth Of bologna and a box Of crackers
as they walked around the public
square. Before starting for home he
bought a nickel's worth Of candy,
and as he opened the sack for sec
'ond stick he remarked, Say, old
woman, s'posin' we save the rest of
this here candy for the c1hIldrsnf''
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1905-04-21
EMM0NS COUNTY RECORD.
BY D. r. STREETER.
LiastO,s, North Dakota. I.
PIONEER PAPER OF THE COUNTY.

The Record Is entered ut the Linton Post
office as secOnd-class matter.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1905-04-21

This year the assessors Of North
Dakota will take a census Of the state.
1t is very important that every locali-
ty should have a complete registry Of
its population, for at the next session
of the legislature there will be q new
legislative apportionment, based ON
the population Of the various districts.
At present the representation is very
lopsided. At the last election Ward
county, for instance, polled nearly
thousand more votes than Cass c0un-
ty, and yet the latter has three sena-
tors and nine representatives, while
the former has but one senator. and
two representatives. Grand Forks
county, with sixteen hundred less
votes than Ward, has three senators
and eight members Of the lower house.
The whole state has increased largely
III population, but the heavy additions
have been made In the central and
western parts. The strong support
Of. the farcical prohibition law is in
A T @ q E -
the eastern part Of the state. AS the
western portion settles up 1t is likely
that a more successful effort can be
made 10 regulate the liquor traffic as
it is regulated in most other civilized
commonwealtlls. At present the Red
river valley country will not even al
low a lOcal-UptiOn system to be adopt
ed by which those cUunties that want
prohibition may have 1t, while other
cnunLies that can better regulate II
through a license system can have
what they want. In case any resident
of this county should be overlooked
by the census-taker he should see t.
it that lie aud his are not left out Of
the count,