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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-21
M. LUcHErT1

FL adorno del salon estar& 4 cargo
del artista senior Igsravidez.
El senior Sire, administrator de
la luz el6ctrica prepare un alumbrado
Todos los bales los tocara la acre
ditada orquesta del senior Duchesne.
Dichas festas prometen queda ar
superiores q las de amos pasados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-21
H discurso del ST. DIaz Navarro

-2GO1&-
En- nuestra edici6n de hoy empezs-
mos q publican ell elocusnte discurso,
que con motive de los debates susci-
tados en- ell Consejo Executive sobre Ell
bill del escudo, pronunciara ell sefor
Diaz Navarro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-21
DeSafIO At|GticO
GIadiatOre.

Tn desaffo atletico Sc llevarS &
efecto entire los slumnos de la Escuela
Alta Central de San Juan, y los de Ia
Escuela Normal, mahana Microbes &
las dos y media de la tarde en- los to.
rrenos de la Universidad de Puerto
Rico.
Agradecemos Ia invItaci6n que &c
nos hsce, para Nsistis & dichO ActO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-21
SERV|C|O CABLECRAF|CO
De LA DEM0CRAC|A"
EXEQUAS EXPRESS
EXEQU|AS

NEW YORK, FEBRERO 2l.-En
honor del difunto Duque Sergio, 60
bernador que fue de Moscow, Sc han
celebrado en- San Petersburgo solem.
nes exequias.
Sc comenta ell hecho de no haberse
correspondido q todas las invitacio.
mes hechas al Cuerpo diplomatico pa
ra asistir q las ceremonies.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-21
EXPRESS

NEW YORK FEBRERO 2l.--El
express que pasa por Ridgwood, fue
saltado de la VIA por medic de explo.
sivos, muy cerca de aquel punto.
Despues de Ia cat&strcfe Sc han
recogido centenares de personals heri.
das y unas treinta enteramente mutt.
ladas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-21
& doctor MuHOz trasIada
su' 'desOachO

FL doctor Gustavo Muhoz ha tras.
adado su despacho & la calle de Te-
uSn ndmero 81, altos, donde recibirS
sus clientes de dos 4 cuatro de la ter.
de.-Telttopo nGmsro 202,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-21

vease nuestra secci6n de no
ticias en- Ia pagina OctaVa
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-21
The Grace Of Silence

This grace of silence under trial
is one Of the most rare and difficult
graccs. but it is one of the most
pleasing to God and most conducive
tu strength and beauty OF Christian
character. None OF rs love to sui
fer, aud we all shuddcr mt the sight
of the probe or the amputatlng
knife, but when the infinite Love Is
engaged in cutting out selfish
lust or cutting oil a diseased limb,
our duty Is To- submit Keep stllI
my friend say the surgeon to the
patient in the hospital for rest
lcssneSs may produce false cuts aud
aggravatc the process. ~ II the
brave fellow is wise he will say,
Doctor 90 rs deep as You choose;
only he sure to fetch out the bullet. "
All, the battle. field often requires
less courage than the hospital, The
onset of service, with drums beat
ing and bugles sounding, does not
so test the mettle of our graccs as
to be thrown down wounded or to
be commanded to lie still and sui
fer. To shout a battle cry at the
mouth of the cannon is easier than
to put our hands in our mouth and
be silent because God did it. -
If lie is silent as to explanations
Of trying providenccs, let us be
silent in our iilial submission. God
knows what is best for us; that Is
enough Theodore H. Culyer.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-21

sIAIt or NI-suUJ
County OF - francois. 80
In the Circuit court. May form, ly05,
DavLl Mcdaniel, PIain,in.
IS. suit to
Jennie Parcels and T, \. Par.
GELS, her husband, Hugh Il. quiet
hush and Matte VI. Hush,
his wife, ana Dubart II. Title
Bush ana Mamie T.. Bush,
his vile, Defendants,
Now ~ this day comes the plaln;ifl herein,
by his attorneys, smith n Mlrbury, ana flles
MS petition ana nniduvii, alleging, among
other things, that defendants, Jennie rar-
GELS ana Z. \, Purcels, her husband; HUGH
X. Bush ana Matte VI. Hush, MS wife, ana
Dubart II Bush and Nannir T.. Bush his
souri,.
Whrrupon It Is ordered los the clerk Of
ms court, IN vacation that said defendants
he notified Toy publication that plalutiN has
commenced a suit against tl"m IN this
Court Ia" object ana general nature of
which i~an action Ia vlIiyt the title ru the
lulluNlng described real uruI uTtt, iu.wit
All that portion OF David Murphy survey
No. SiH, township ~ north, range = east. ~
lnE within tile corporate ilmits pi ihr tiil
ni Examination, ANA described as follows
Beginning On the west boundary liur at sur.
T"y No. tlH, nt the intersection pT crossing
OF III" north line ut the caledonia ROAD. NOW
Liberty street. running north uu SAID buuu
dhfl ilUr chains .i'N ir'tl. un-l chains
lhI l""| south IS chains tlf7 icrtI, Ia north
line ul caledonia road. now Liberty street
west along said street four chains sol icct
To the BEGINNING, containing one and ~. Iul
acres.
Ana that unless the said defendants he
ana APPEAR ut THIS court. a. the next term
thereof, io %" begun and holden az the court
house IN tn" tity Of Pennington Ia sal II
county, on IN" eighth dll OF MAJ. next. ana
on ul before the ilr-i day at said term. or -.
fore The last day ul said term. answer on
plead ~ the petition In said cause, thrsamr
VII! De taken rs confessed aul Judgment
rendered accordingly.
Nnd II II lurthrruIdrr"d that q copy hcru.
ut ~" published, uCrurdu. to ilN. IN Ihr
tafmiugtuu Times ami Herald. q newspaper
published In said county OF 81. Francois.
Tor Tour weeks successfully. published Al
least once week the last Insertion tu beat
least tilluun days hpiuTp the ill-i luN uf said
next MaN term pi this Court.
j {. Will. ANS. circuit clerk.
Ntru" copy from the record.
Witness my hand. und seal pI the lrruit
{ url 90 81. luuruis County
StN ihls 'iiN day ul MAY. l,uI.
..-....... e.. &. WILLIAMS
circuit tICIk..
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-21
'LAYED CHuGOE ON A BET
levcianc ll.. Lot Wager on Elec
tiou auG L..,. IWelvc Years
ON Island.

After living EuLin#uu Crusuc exist.
ury Tor mole than - years ON pancGhl
och, one ui tn thousand islands III,
It, Lawrence river Samuel Il; Dcan. u'
'Ir,cland. has lr.i u.a desert island tor.
puI into Ia, wort !u-.s.lu. says Water
rWu, = ! sIagat a.
Mir lran tDuh ny hts residence there
80 ne result OF Az rir.t, l.-l muIc H..
tSJ2 The terms ul III, Wager were thai
L Il" lost hr W.Y TO lINr on Ia. most DIES
,idtv SPOT be could nnd IN the / huuaauu
stands mathematician president ha0
, u rloutuI Dmcr ,m,, IN succession
Although nuppi,I with provisions
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-21
UNDER THE SCIENTIFIC BAN
Nothing Safe TO Eat and Mrs. 1ood-
wife Is Afraid to Serve
Anything.

She had just attended a meeting OF the
Pure SuDsteuanCe society, at which the
learned Prof Scarem had tails ed on food
adulteratiuu, relates the Cle'ciand
Plain Dealer.
80. George" she said Il can't give
you any coffee tor dinner
And why not
"B.rlusr. dear, 1t is adulteratcd with
mcoa. pea huils and wheat m!dd.inEs ~
1T j.. en- Who says So"
"rsul S,ai,m. He knuws all about II
,uu mould have seen him when he
lowed " what cream OF tartar is really
mAr.uf Nuthlnp but p!asteI an, hos
Itu ol lime"
WE'LL don't want any cream OF tar
ar Haven't you got some kinu Of Jelly
thy table,"
Jelly. George. Oh couldn't think
p. .Nmr yuu Jelly. OF course You don =
NOW that most Of the jcl.ics are made
...m the refuse OF dried apple factories.
Iu"y consist of starch paste swcetrnrd
uIth glucose. ,oIurrd with coal tar dye.
nav WIN 'UflI1I' d4a anu P''''' WV
with aliryllc acid"
"lou don't say SO.
Its true George every word Of II.
And most Of the llayoriLp extracts such
as lemon orange and vanilla, are poison
Gus being ~ per cent wood alcohol
That's what We use Tor seasoning-a
deadly poison like that"
We'll. IT'S mercy any Of us are alive
Anything else"
"Oh yes. dear. The professor gives rs
another talk tomorrow in which he
VIII inform Us how poisonous tea is, ana
mill and meats and bread"
"Wrll. say. will you tell me Just what
there is on the menu that Is safe to eat 81
Yes. George professor says L@al
fresh vegetables are usually pure. Bu'
our grocer seems to be always out ui
them"
Never mind. my dear won't be
home o-morrow night I'm going 10 The
club to ret something 10 eat
why George
YES my dear II may argue poor
taste on ny part but I'd rather die bS
slow poison than atar,, to dca'h."
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-21
WAR NEWS BY WIRELESS.
Exciting Adventures Of an English
Newspaper Correspondent
at Port Arthur.

IT was an exciting story which Capt.
Lionel James. London Times war
correspondent. told at the Society OF
Arts a few nights ago. II showed how
useful servant of journalism wireless
telccraphy may be made In warfare
and 1t also provided instances uf the
dangers incurred by the correspondent
In making use of 1t, says the London
Mail.
Capt james. giving history Of his
experiences while sending news IRON
the Times dispatch boat by means ol
the wireless system. described how he
witnessed naval attack on Port Ar
thur, and how h. found MS boat in tn,
middle of Japanese torpedo notila.
I'VE determined to give the system
a real trial, he said we commence
to send tn" message. which was 800
words in length, To IL station 100 miles
AWAY. The message was sent in fom
sections. At the end OF the first sec
ton the operator on the ship listened
in vain for reply
"All excitement, was waiting IN the
operators room To see II there was
any result For about five minutes the
operator remained with the telephone
receivers glued to his ears. and then J
saw a light CLEAN In his eyes. He vas
getting something At Last he tool, Oh
the telephone and said in his quiet
quaint American way. Captain We
will deliver the FOODS Wcihaiwal
says that It Is coming in like n drum
rhcr knew that the system WIS y
success
The Times dispatch boat the TAI
mum, was fitted with the De Forest
wireless apparatus and rcC"tyiu D.
station VAS erected near NcihliWo.
the first message sent being In ria
ton to the landing Of kuroN's army
capt James sent It from n dislauc,
II So miles. and when he reached th'
station found, to his Joy. that II was
~ its way to London Then he went
IN quest of further adventure
Arriving In the uriHhhurhuod Of
ana two cruisers uf the russian fleet
4nl immediately sent a wireless mes
SAGE to Wcihaiwci. ~ miles away.
Nltrr this came Il run to Nhinlmuo
and dash back to Port Arthur, where
important events were pending The
iispatch boat ai...tI ,a.rr just in
| lime.
Just AS day vs.. lr .hinr the chici
officer ON the i.a. HuH 49, e. M to- Say
| 'hat tn" Jorr.. .,' was an our
,rarLunri rn~ ". uyI hit II of cN
NctIy. aud be-. d. abreast of Togo"
squadron. wr wj'.. sd rh" Operations
J which cost the i,..l. cause inst
,aa- battln,hip and admiral Maka-
ron
lirrc is a raa@-r .''I,ne OF th" peri
81 the war ruIr'sl u.l.tE The Sci.
.uN .,I .ul rap..p.L Mat portion 90 a.
AhIDh II va. Gus .u 'um to patrol vas
alive nh lIoal,rem mine Moreover rh,
| ya-.pu. no Jua, rrttm,d 10y th0u
mIsIurluH,~. had threatened both my
t,Il ana my Operators with a violent
,pnlN it Vs. should chance to TAN into
their hlnt.
the I,a.ua nh, the Times system
ra"rd va. h.ra.., Tue Japanese uaya.
| ,nu mitgt, lutUurli,. r,r.r uilcd that
Bee ,Ni-t.u," of possible channel u
.n1ta.r ul military secrets presented 4
law 90 '..ir pInn Of campaign.
| Sunni Iul up a.. lecturer said that he
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-21
THE HIGHER LIFE.
Easter-The Resurrection.


The first day Of the week cometh
Mary Magdalcnc early, when it was
vet dark, unto the scpulchrc, and seeth
the stone taken away from the scpul-
chre.
Then she runncth and comcth to
Simon Peter. and to the other disciple
whom Jesus loved, and saith unto
them, They have taken the Lord out
OF the scpuIchrc, and we kn"" not
where they have laid him.
3 Peter therefore went forth, and
that Other disciple, and came to the
scpulchrc.
4 So they ran both together; aud
the other disciple did outrun Peter,
and came first to Tia" ,cpulchrc.
b Aud he STOPPING down, and look
ing in, saw the linen clothes lying
vet went he not in.
i Then comcth Simon Peter follow
ING him, and went into the ,epnlchcr,
and ,ccth the linen clothes !l",
And the napkin, that was about
his head, not lying with the linen
clothes, but wrapped together in Il
place by itself
Then went in also that other dis
ciplr which came first tolhc cpulrhrr,
and be- saw, aud believed
~ r,r ~ y,, ,hn, Ircv no, the
.,r.,,,r. r,,I 10 n,p., ,;.r again from
w. I ,'' ''
." ,rr... t., H.o.,lc. won, awny
.... aa,.,' ,t...,.,o.n h,wo
- I'm, v,,, .,,,J ,,rhout at the
.'..,..i n'' ,,,,,,.,n, and ,s She went
,',..I i'n., and lo,lrI into the
.,l.l,n
20 And .rcrl Two angel, sitting,
the one at the head, and the other al
fine feet. wbrr, the body Of Jesus had
lam
!. And they say unto her, Woman,
,,b, vrrpc-, thou. She saith uutC
them. Bcr,u,c the, have taken ava,
my Lard md know not where They
have laid hmm.
II And when she had thu, said, she
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-21
For BOYS 10 Think About.

1t is easier to keep out of Jail
than to break out, provided you be.
gin in time.
Ii is easier to avoid forming n
bad habit than it is to break away
from a bad habit
The dollar You earn aud spend
is only a dollar; the dollar you
earn and save is two dollars.
lie who makes it a rule always
to earn his dollar before he spends
it will never he II beggar or a slave
to debt.
1t is easier to avoid tampering
with tobacco and strong drink than
it is to free yourself from the appe.
tite be it once acquired,
Poverty may keep boy down
for time, but if he has in him the
true metal, he will rise. Jay Gould
was poverty stricken surveyor.
George W. Childs, was Il book
sellers errand. boy, Mt salary Of
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-21

four dollars q month. John Wan
amaker started business on dollar
and a quarter a week. Andrew
Carnegie began life on weekly
salary of three dollars. Abra-
ham Lincoln was mlserably
poor farmers son. Andrew John
son was a tailor's apprentice boy,
and learned to read after he was
married. James A. Garfield was II
poor widows son, and as bare
footed hoy drove mules on the tow
path of a Ohio canal. Religious
Telescope
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-21
WITTICIsMs ABOUT WOMEN

This Is pretty decent world to tho
pretty decent.
Each time woman Ignores her cDa
science Satan rings up fare.
The woman who controls herself aud
one man could control an army.
An abused Interrogation point be
comes In time desperate character.
Show me man without fault. and III
show you one without hope of charity
The self-enamored are never difficult
to entertain. They most prize good
listener.
Every time woman runs down her
own sex, her sins OF commission run up
correspondingly.
The distinction between a clever anG
a stupid woman is that one talks longer
and the other says more
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-21

NOTICE.

Geo. NJ bourgeois, successor to Ronr-
geois & Evans, John Murrill, Assignee.
Notice is hereby given to the ere litors
Of Geo. NJ. bourgeois, John Murrill, AS
signee, that on Monday, May S, 1905, at
the opening Of Court, or as soon there
after as counsel can he heard, shall APP
ply to the ST. Francois County Circuit
Court for discharge from my trust as
Assignee Of Geo. NJ. Bourgeois.
JOHN MURRILL, Assignee.
March 10, 1905.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-21
QUEER WAYS OF CHINAMEN
Some Customs of the Celestials That
Are Different from Those
of Other Races.

The ways of tn. Chiuaman are very
much different from those Of any other
nation. says "A writer IN the Kansas tlN
star Viii tel, you a few OF them.
When two uT nor" friends meet they
shake hands with themselves. not with
their friends
Thrman wears the dress and the wom-
an wears the trousers.
In walking they never keep step.
A. their meals they I'LL their mouths
fun and thun begin talking
limIl co. dessert Of any Kind son IN"
tahI' th,l at that first
The Cu,naulu has as many wives a.
he can afford 10 buy and the more he
pays for lA,m the more he is looked NJ,
%
\ Chi'auan always buys his wife
and u Doe hI. not the money To- buy III"
one D.. wants hc must buy cheaper
.ur.
4 Chiulman never walks beside his
wife OF sweetheart; he walks IN front
and she follow him.
II takes a ChiLaman about week to
r"' married
a very common wedding present is a
coffin
II a Chinqman commits a crime for
which his head is to he cut on he some.
tim. hires another Chinaman to take
his place.
II a ChInaman commits crime and
get. pvay they sometimes take his son
ur rru"ds,n and he pays the penalty
Ut bis rutly lprcfathcTs
hayr no proof OF the last two state.
msrts hut i, is told by people who know
that 1t very commonly done
China b. 4 good place for a Chiuaman
India Is Il good place Tor an Indian Japan
b. all rirht for the Japs aud the Philip
pines is a good place for the Goo Goo
but there H. one country that beats hem
an tor me-. where you don't have to be
rhiuhiap whether the man behind YOU is
going to stick knife in you or not AMI
that country is-your country, my coun
try. and Gods country.
Farm Coming Back to It's Own.
Things on the farm are changing. and
We already observe IL We watch the bar
ometcr Of social life, that there is a ten.
donry to ret back to the country. Fiji
teen years ago. for instance, less than
80 per cent Of the population were NOV
Ing cuuntryWard: In 1900 the statistics
show that 70 per cent were seeking oGl
homes In rural districts. and il is likely
tina, the population now going away
from the city reaches 75 per cent. A.
last. with solomon. they are discovering
that "all Is vanity" in the cities; that
friendships are difficult. that neiRhbors
don't know the names one of the other
that noise. dirt. confusion are there
and the struggle to 1.-Two Is ut the desper.
ate stage all the time The telephone
the trolley line, free rural mail delivery
these are mitigating the unsocial side
rural life. and the beauty of nature Is
doing the rest Opportunity.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-21

Susan b. Anthony, in an address
at Washington last week before the
National Council of Women, said
that she did not consider divorce
an evil. for it was a woman's ref
uge from a brutal man, as Canada
was formerly refuge from a bru.
tai master.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-21

.
~. NrTNu 90
The Unknown I,ua uI. wl.r
john l.. Roach aud llr Iuir
Unknown iiclI.n| ItH.I
Reid, url"udJu1a.
Now al This dly rruo- tho pluIr uur.
Ia by Mrulll rlpnIu. nI- u''aTu.l ruI Niles
hls petition ANA uniuuyItt llluGua among
other thin@s llrHt defendant tu" unknown
heirs ul John J.. Roach JuI ftu uukupNu
heirs ul Potter Reid. ave upu Tee, hlrui- ui ~,
state OF Missouri amt cannot Zee served Iu
tins state WITH Irurr.r. I# ,..Rllrl hN lNt,.
or have uh-ruuarl DI. ruur,u'uI tnpIu-, Ilus
-1 that the urIiuN urr,.. ul tIA cannot
Hp served upon them. NNnI,H.tu lI o.. 90.
dupd hy the tlyrk of lhl- luuu. In lura
ton, that said defendants 10, notified bN
publication maj uluiuIlll las commenced "A
suit AGAINST Them 600 tnis court. the obi,
ana general nature nI which Is an action a.
quiet the tn" 90 tho following d"scrihrd
land, tu.Wit
Al that part OF the west hair OF grrtlur
eight township thirty rlahl rang SIX east
sltuhi" IA ~. Francois county, Missouri
cont aiming 1on acN'S.
rluintlU states IN MS petition That hr. wort
~ believes said unknown Irirs are Interest
eel IN the matters stated Iu said petition.
that hr cannot insert the names pl .llH heirs
IN sald petition and ~ this order ul puhliru.
ton brraus" their names are uknuWu lu
him thai said heirs are interested b., yirtu,
OF being heirs OF ~nih John Roach ana
Peter Reid. ANA tn"lT Interest is derived los
inheritance from said John T.. Roach ana
Peter Rrid.
ANA that uul"ss said defendants Zee ana
appear at THIS tuuri AT the neat term thrfr.
OF, To h" b"wuu AMI holden 40 the court
Iousr. IN tn" city ui Harrington. iu said
county, uu thrrlglIth dlN uI Mly. l'sa next,
ANA ON Ia" iirsi day ct said term. ana answer
or plead luthr petition IN said cause. the
same slil be taken as confessed amt iudg.
meni VIII be- rendered arrurdingy.
And n Is further ordered tnut a COPY he
published, uCruTdluw To- law. Ia The Farm
inEtun Times auh Herald, a newspaper
| ~ ID. mod IH I'd Nom
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-21
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given mat letters uflad.
minIsiratiOn were granted to the under
signed by the Probate Court OF st. Francois
county, Missouri, dated February -, 1900,
on the estate Ui
CIlAS. \. ANDERSON, Deceased.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them to the
Administrators for allowance within one
year from tho date of said letters, or they
may lie precludcd from any benefit nj snld
estate, ana II not exhibited for allowance
within two years from the date OF said
letters they Will he forever barred.
AMANDA \. ShNrEE, Admr'N,
March g. lfAI
Oakes Republican., 1905-05-12
GOTTSCHALK GUILTY
sT. PAUL ALLEGED DOUBLE MUIR.
pERER ADMITS COMMITTING
+
ONE CRIME CHARGED.

st. Paul. May e.-Edward Gott.
schalk, charged with killing Christian
H. schindeldecker, the West Seventh
street butcher, Feb. 18 last, and after.
ward numbering Joseph Hartmann, his
alleged accomplice in the crime, plead
ed guilty before Judge Lewis to killing
Hartmann. Sentence was deferred.
Hartmann was slain on Pike island
Feb. 21 with heavy instrument. prob
ably an ice pick. Heavy hatirons
were tied to his feet and his body
thrown into the Mississippi river.
According to Gottsohalk Hartmann
planned the schindeldecker robbery
and the young fellow entered the
butcher shop and killed the butcher
while Gottschalk remained on the out.
side in the street. Hartmann came
out and told Gottschalk what he had
done, much to Gottschalk's surprise
and dismay. Gottschalk then tried to
avoid Hartmann, but the actual MUIR
derer persisted in following him about.
Gottschalk On the Monday following
the murder went to Pike island and
Hartmann trailed after him. Gott.
schalk could not rid himself of Hart
mann. Finally Hartmann produced q
razor and made a savage attempt to
kill Gottschalk. In self-defense Gott-
schalk killed Hartmann and threw his
body into the river.
The selt-defense story, however
plausible. does not comport with a
plea Of guilty to murder in the first
donrAa
Oakes Republican., 1905-05-12
Notice Of Final Proof.

Land Office at Fargo, N. D., April Z, 1905.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proofin support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before
at
county seat thereof, on Tuesday, the 9Th day OF
June, 1906, viz: Karen Olson, under his home
stead entry, No. 2S6S3, for the southwest quarter
range No. 5S west Of fifth principal meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Conat, w. T. Donovan, Ole A Gaare, all Of
Straubville, Sargent county, N. d.
G. G.. SCHUYLER, Register.
First publication April IA, 1965-6t.
Oakes Republican., 1905-05-12
Notice for Bids.

NOCfCe IOf 6lQS.
Glendale, N. D., April ls, 1905.
Sealed bids will be received up to
May "a, 1906, at two o'clock p. m. at
the auditors Office. Glendale, Dickey
County, North Dakota, for one steel
or combination bridge across the
Maple River on section line running
north and south between sections 16
and II, township l3l and range 63.
The bridge is to be 40 foot span,
l6 foot approaches. The length OF
the pi]ing shall be "a foot, tubular
piers l8 foot. The bidders are re-
quired to furnish other specifications
A certified check for 10 per cent OF
the amount of the bid must accom-
pany each bid and made payable to
county auditor.
The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved.
A. W. EYaABRoAD,
County Auditor.
First publication April 81, 1906.