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Jenkins and hts Grew Of club
cloutofs hurie,s the hooks into the
Hhamreeka last nlsht on the Mon
arch drives by taking twa of three
gamss The ttaiplsfs deserved tn
lose the first game when such ar
ists a. Lguus. Clinton. IilQam and
Dobb could not shoot above the ice
mark sold timer" himself WIS
there with thinkers. saokins the woad
TOT ga In hia first try, The illhsr-
nlana took the first game BY the bia
margin ~ lie pins
In the second game the Hainief.
woke up and eVnfyons hagEnd a re-
spectacle sepre but clinton and they
won cut with a ncant five pins 10
spare They went rlsht after the
THIRD game and took that BY 81 pine
"Old Timer" captured hish score.
ga. and was there wlth the high av-
srass % 100 Ia nloom took tho
booty prise By mailing low seese of
III. Clinton was the low average
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ONLY TWO
DAYS MORE

hot two day. now remain within
uhich 20 eetariatr the petitions faf
the recall amendment 10 TIE city
charter. The uafkrrs who afr nn-
Esxea IN TIE nffurt % Secure thn rr-
qulrwa humber ~ namtrn q the petit.
lions dVaife 90 enmpisto them aud
ale thru with the city comptroller
on Thursday - the afrseut WunN n
order a. makH anfr that they Nlll be
safely witbta ths legal hmlf q time
allowed them
A conservative estimate places tfsr
number q valid signatures already
secuFrd a. between 1900 and fec
The uumhwf Required 10 a iltti.
shuvr 2 Ice. THIS leaves hsfuesa
zee and zee nanars yst 10 BE- secured
With bat tsa days Within walsh q
secure them.
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SUPREME COURT
RENDERS DECISION

OLYMPIA. Jan. -. The supreme
court today dismissed the suts u
; W. CoaEhlin. % spokane. for
damages against the T'inkcrfau Ma
tional Detective Agency. fuF false
arrest and libel. holding that the
defendants we're a pAFtnsrahlp and
not . curpoFaft0n. aud nnn residents
and that services upon the resident
agent vas Illegal
The court also SEE aside fuas
msnfa recovered BY g e. Fernandls
for tT.i75 and Antoine Morris for
t1.s7s against the Great northern
railway. for damages done buildings
by the construction % the Great
Northern tunnel under rsafife. and
ordered q uew trial
The court affirmed the action az
the superior court IN Seattle IN COM
hitting John = Main 10 Jail because
Main refused 20 nnaNer the queH-
lions Of the court with respect TO
the Urquhart estate ~ which be vas
administrator.
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COURT MAY
INTERFERE
MAGNOLIA PROPERTY OWNERS
MAY eUr OUT iNJuNerIoN
TO PREVENT COUNCIL FROM
BRIDGING ALOHA ST.

An Injunction 10 prevent the
council from passing tonight a Ger
tain ordinance providing Tor a
bridge AZ Ava 81 may be soeuted
before the dsy IL over
j. W. Clise c. a. iluuuoll. = T.
Evans and other owners nf MAJ
unlla bluff upland and tldeland
tracts are the men Who may -.
cure the injunction. They claim
tho proposed bridge along Alva n.
would be II no benefit tn them.
while costing s.. 900 or ti0 600.
Tho bridge h designed % fur
uiah access To Magnolia bluff. efuaas
Ing az Smith cove Tho owners u
property along the front of the bluff
claim that Il Is too far north. do.
string tho crossing AZ Garfield g.
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BAGGAGE
WAS RIFLED

MANtTou. Colo. Jan. 20 Iiur
glars entered the baggage ro1m ~
tho Colorado Midland railroad last
niEht and upcnnd aud robbed tao
truuka Of ieauirY belonging 10 a 81
Louis iewelfy house. checked "a
James Netlle. nalcamea fettle
refuses 10 faiua tho lnat :. aislelea.
hut they arr estimated 10 BE- uufth
from GO .0e8 t. go. 600 opu elea Il
handkerchief In whicn 4 asmher
~ watch rhains were tied. that vas
dropped TO the floor aud lie con-
truta scattered. Cheap ieNrirY Nan
left buhlna. indicating Thai The
thieves took plenty 81 tlA4e .Aa a1
anime their plundmr
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a NIGHT OF
SPORT
MAT AND NIT ARTISTS TINE AT "a C SMOKER
--eiLl NORRIS MAKES spGEeH

In the center af temporary am
pkitheaier At the Seattle Athletic
club saturday uikht. mat aud init
artists mixed Il for thrce houra.
gfvtng the hla crowd a thoroughly
ENJOYABLE time superintendent In
siis did marr work than ali the
performers combined. rushing about
and kccping things on the move.
nlll Morris acted as announcer.
We made a hit by aravely discafd.
ing bis cigar. aud eompellins every
body 60 80 the same. when the
house Was packed and everything 10
readiness for thu blg altractionn
hln who0ped hee up Tor the football
eoYs. lie said thero would have
been no glorY IN the great victory
% January l. we're tt not Zoe the
fact that Multnemah was a Zoe
worthy % Seattle's steel.
Geld FeS,ealla
Uuder hls arm Mr.. Morris carried
a mysterious boa. A be finished
hts speech with = brilliant peruFa
ton. hill tfiumnhantly hauled forth
a small box containing a gold foot
ball Each champ" was then call.
81 out and the little emblem pre-.
scented amid great applause
when wBaldy Coles name waa
announced. be tried 10 set under the
seats 10 escape the admirihg aass
OF bis fellow eMhmen. but il was
the center ~ the ring for enaldy
he was fairly lifted 60 the ring
while all the fooghali men and thell
adhcrenta howIea their heads oii
with Yells % approval "naiay
blushed bcc0mtnEiy and reiterated
VITA his emblem 10 make way ful
Or. Roller. who received his sold
plgskin and the warm dcmonstFa
ton which accompanied Il without
the flicker - 4 muscle.
Tbs first exeat of the evening pro.
tuced sofpe af the elevcreSt and fast
est mat sport ever seen In the city
George Teller. N. A. A. C.. ans
Walter nortuer. the local lad. wen
On the mat AZ 10 poundA. and aha
the little fellows dld not know ahan
the wrestling game was not yer,
much. norfner avercame the Mutt
nomah man after four minutes ans
ten seconds q scientific wurk. Tell
er came right back. however. sakIn.
the second fall Ia the fast time o
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FISHERMEN
TO SMOKE

The ballard fishefmeu yin hold a
smoker az Mareaher Temple. Hal
lard "Wednesday evening. January
81 The eunfnltics on arrange
meats has srsfvst no effoFts . pFu.
vide An enjoyable and Instructive
tirne. There sill be music. ehafac=
tes sksteheH - god AFiisfa . few
short apseehea and lets - god
cheer. The HaanY friends ~ The fish .
sftnen having eusne forward 70 bad
dawn tha eaammltise vita AL the
substantial thlaxs that vii make
this the banner smoker 80 the men
who catch fhn Hpartirv salmon 81
Puget nuuad
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local lads Ia the ihs pound class
Jack Walsh was seat up from Port
land 90 lay cut anything Seattle
could trnt cut Harry Austin did
hia beet % restrain tho nattef ot
fih roantora aud short iaba, hut
Walsh was there all tho time and
had Mr. Austin eolng al tas end. IT
nino minutes Chae,e Buckingham
showed the right spirit by pattiaz
the Multnnmah hoy on tho shoulder.
the official way of designating the
victor,
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The registration clerks ARE Looking
forward FOE nafur busy times ia fol-
low the quiet 4 ihe past week. 81
registration. Already irss thar eco
hnve registered. and unlcns there g.
r. better movement during the fret
- this week some viii b. iaft. aH tha
CLERKS wlil be unable 90 take eafe -
them. The avefake 20 far has not
been quite up 20 two years ago.
~ ia expected that ~ least SO coo
voters VIII register This year. and
hardly two weeks remain before the
books close II aii BE- almost lul-
possible 70 handle the remaining
$4,000 unless the rush begins soon.
Al voters are required % register
this year.
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The First Presbyterian church
will hold memorial services ever the
Valencia victims nest Friday after
noon at J O'Clock nf Mntfhawa
made the announcement from his
pulpit Sunday
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SHOOTS A COUGAR

The Northern Pacific train from
Oraya ilarbor brought into Che.
halls yesterday noon an Immense
cougar. which was shot Saturday by
John Sloan. 81 Oakville
The beast had breu carrying OF
6lnan'a sheep, aud was finally pur
sued and tneed not FAR FROM OAK
Vile.
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49, 49, etfftttF FFF4FFHEF
OFFICIAL LIST or SURVIVORS, or STEAMSHIP VALENCIA
ALLISON C.. clo oauloer. 81 Paul. mIaa
BRowN TONY. Hotel North orr. Seattle
> BRoWR e. Sailor.
BEl.EKOB GEO, Coal fasaer.
BUNKER y. ~. Seattle
CAMPBELL y. J.. Hotel NORTH Seattle.
|. eARaIGK r ~ 1906 SANCHEZ ~. San Francisco
PLUME. C.. winchester 10 tel Ban Francisco.
. GosfN ". Sailor
. HonDfgoTT j. 1918 Leaven St. Francisco.
. iiAnnADEN q H. tigts south Main. Loa Angeles.
= HAWKINS A., SOFA tth av g. Seattle
. HANCOCK 3. j. Chief Cook
= HoB0DA. y, japanese Passenger
. JOHNSON j. ii5 Russ st. San Francisco
= JOHNSON. w. d. 2is5 Pine st. San Francisco
/. LAMsoN THos Sailor.
a LEliN FRANK 70 DuBoee av.. San Francisco.
q LANG. GEORGE
= MARK. JOHN Sailor
. McAFFERY JOSEPH West John New Brns~iek
a oBuIES J., 2ss a. san Francisco
= PRIMER r. 20 Easer 81 sau Francisco
a PETERSON, PETER tl21 goth IT,, San Francisco
a RAYMOND W. tsw So --- Francisco
. RlcnEY. FRANK. 2i29 A Harrison 81. San Francisco
q SHIELDS rHos Sailor.
6EuAIDa. ]. Coz 3nd st. San Francisco
8TANCrAR, MAX. Hotel Northern, Seattle
STONE. MIKE Hotel Northern Seattle.
TAnrY. 81 1880 s. ninna st. Ban Francisco
WILLIS @ l.. i0i4 Julia st. san Francisco.
WALSH. J.. % Chattanooga 60. San FFHnelscn
WILLIS. ALBERT. s ~ 7a2 summit boulevard spokane
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BRIEFS

CANTON. Ohio. 1an - To-day
waa observed al Carnation day Mrs.
Mckinley ptaeei carnations On her
dead husbands basket
tSDfANkp0LiA fud.. Jan. % -
Gustav A Cnnaeman. rx-eashief q
the ViEu National bank of Terre
Hauto this maFulng pleaded Eailtf
in the federal court 60 the embea.
Eirmcnt of So. COO
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. - =
Attendants ufsen the conference q,
mine oparatnfs believe that a psstee-
ful srtti,meat vii BE- reached this
wswk.
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DESTITUTE
AND SICK
sEhrTtE WOMAN Win r.....
CHILDREN IS PICKED us :.
PORTLAND AND TAkrh >.
HogPtTAL

80 sick that she was Bpsts.
care Tor her months old - 2
hor two little children. ss =
years Of axe respectively ~.
Bruni. Of Seattle. was tates !.
the train last night AZ poftls.s' y. 4.
sent O. the Good Samaritan -
TAI ~ the police The xon.s y
on her way 10 join her husls,a !
San ffanflseo and reached p.
land not only 100. but deatl,n,. !.
local police we're notified to-. =
The policemen took ID ! ~.
ton among the hackmea A, ~
pot aud raised so with whs,x
bear the immediate erpeBses !, :,
sick woman and her ohlIdrsn -
they were being cared fof = y
hospital
Mrs Bfuula husband wen. :. a.
Ffancineo from here q shor =.
ago % seek employment II. ~.
obtained work aud sent ~ :,
word thai he would send h, ~
~ suon As he had aaEed 60
money. Becoming sick. the xs.s..
decided - wait no longer ass =
ing all her mans. Brocufsa Ga.
Tor herself and children h.,...
only enough money isft 70 punsss.
a small supply Of food. stored = !.
hamper
While on the train ME hae~
too 10 70 care Tor her ehildrx -
passengers were Obliged "a AZ -
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A. II iianapn waa arrested this
morning BY officer CLARK On tia
charge ~ having stolen a "trip con
taininK plans and pap~ra fruR Neil
Campbell. an Arrhifsrt.
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WASHINGTON. Jan "a snaa
Cor lieFefiaeu today reported favor
ably frum the COMMITTEES ca terri
tories The statehood hill paaaed -
the house.
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No charge n NOT satisfied
whom readings are over. Yus
TO be the Judge.
90 hereby saisfnniy agree anf
guarantee = make no ehsfEe n
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names q your friends. enemies
of rivals. I premise - tell yaa
whether your husband. @ifs OF
80 sntheart n true ug false. tell
you h0w 80 NHiu tho love Of the
ore you nnuat desire even
though miles away. hos 60
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Law suits hos - marry the
onf q faaF choke. hos - re-
gain Yauth. health anfign&ItY.
removes ali eKi Influences. cures
drink habit iacafea TREASURES.
cures ali nervous diHoahhn
How cen ! have good luuhf
Hos can I succeed ~ bust.
nennr
How can l make my home
happy
How can 1 conquer my en-
sulies1
How can I marry tho one I
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How can ! marry welif
How suau ear ! mnrry7
How can { conquer my riVHIf
How can make any enc love
MOI
How soon wiIi my lover pro-
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How can I get a good poaifiou7
How can I remove bad iufiu-
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RAHNIERS
LOST OUT
sHAaaseNs ARt wAlIoprp sHA~rfUlly ~ JENKINS AND
nuNcH

I man. piiiug the wood Tor but its Ia.
/ The score follows
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II l.2C Yard
Take35cSiIk
Belts fOr3N

\ fine collection u six B~as
ana Shifred GIrdies. black anz
a few euinFn worth rewuiarsy 5ss.
for asc ofher good things in ~
san1e section.
shoppinE Baskets regularly sI<.
eif4l "a sssssss ssaas.sss. I8f
hrooehea regularly sec. speciai
sssas sFa sssss.fss sasH-sss X.9f
Hat Pins regularly ise. nracial /.
sssF.sss#ss sssa.f'ssss s4s.. lf
Beauty Pins. rerpiarly 2se. sfe-
cial ...ss.s..,..., = &c.. Toe
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two minutes and twenty three sec
andA
II Va. a Draw.
Both went t. IL In the cry for a
third fAit. hat the best efforts Of
both were futile. norfner had his
man in a bad way az the end 81
ia minutes. but Teller vas too
strong and hridked hls way TO
safety
Referee aaffney declared the 50
a draw aud tbs doClalon was fAyor-
ably received
burr wagner. OF the winged NJ.
aud Frank Vance. :. A. q. then
went on che canvass 60 show what
iaa-poanders knew about pin falls.
Vance appeared stronger and he
CERTAINLY was larger Wagner Is a
Errat little wrestler, Ito made his
larger and stronger opponent work
hard aud fast all the time. Frank
4 took the first fall in ] minutes and
+ 81 seconds. with = spectacular arm
drag Wagner was undannted aud
/ showed hia rival how 10 80 sums
by fiiching the second fail Ia min
uies and "a aeeonda The third fall
went 70 the y A g. man In 4 min
utcs and 10 aeeonds OF fast. Eruel-
ling work
Bosina eon,ss,a
Il Was In tho boxing contests that
the Portland lads showed Seattle up.
O. Dranga and Eddie Hope were the
offering In the 100 pound class.
Hope asslmilAted more punishment
"a the square inch than any begin
nrr ssen hers for many moons. lie
has tho grit and build. and tr,
Roller says he viii yet make him q
wonder. Mr. nrankA did bis beat
TO spread Mr. Hopes nasal organ
all over his face. but each and every
effort was received with the utmass
good nature - Eddie. Dranga kasw
little more about the game than
Hope. and that Won him the deet.
sion. With a bunch Of hard train.
lnE Hope will make a datsy llttls
man Ia his ciaaa. and n be had any
amount 81 ftas knowledge would
have given nranra a hard rub. Ref
cree Rockingham awarded the deei.
sion 90 DranEa not becaune be biz
better. bat a little oftsner than
Eddie
Multnomah AAd the edge on tbs
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Csc to $l.75 Yard

one hlF lot % Camhfie and
NainmgeA fsiEinWs. headings and
Insertions tfnm ! 10 > inG hes vide.
in fius embroidered upEnwuFk an1
blind pattefua Frcnch seauafms In
one ross Of hemsiitchinE, all clean.
attractive goods
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One biz -, Of Camhrtc sns
Nainsoek Edrss. Insertions ana
Bea8inFa fruu a. ~ inches sssp.
large variety 10 chooss from. al
new clean goods. worth lse yard
TUESDAY
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cambfie ana Nainsaok ririnEs
uradlnEa and Insertions frufn 90
inches deep. odEra aainfiip efn-
hruldsrr1 o. apenwork ana blind
patterns. Wurth ioc yard
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GENERAL MILES IS
WRONG.

How often is the statement
verified that a man must speak
out of his environment and ex-s
perienees. Gen. Miles thinks
that a great world war is In
evitable, and that the struggle.
for commercial supremacy will
bring about that terrible catas-
trophy. In an interview which
he gave an associated press cor,
respondent the other day, he is
reported to have said:
II the war does come it will
bea struggle for supremacy be-
tween the United States and the
nationsof the world The strug
gle may not come: for some time
but it's bound to come. The
South American trade will be
the bone of contention, and the
opeTingof the Panama canal will
bring the United States into the
arena. -
IL the war predicted were rag
ing, the Generals opinion as to
how it should be conducted on
land would be valuable. But
his study of men and nations,
acting under the influence Of
terrible passion, makes it almost
impossible to understand them
when inpelled by the motives
and sentiments Of peace. He
has not reflected that war is now
less prevalent then ia any period
OF the worlds history. And it
j is evident that he fails to com
prehend the mighty fact that
commerce is the greatest force
in the world today making for
universal peace. War is the
black plague upon commerce.
War eats into and destroys the
prosperity of the world. AIS
civilization advances these facts
will become more appreciated,
and the people, who bear the
burdens Of war, will unde rstand
more and more the damnable
heritage Of every civil and IN
fernatlonal conflict. Peace with
her victories, is sought after by
the people Of the world because
war is known to be hell in the
conflict, hell in the period of re-
construction, and hell while paw
ing Its bills. AS the people are
more and more recognized in
government. and as the tendency
throughout the whole world is to
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. It may safely he said that
Russia is in the throes Of bloody
revolution. The worst that is
happening in that unhappy land
is kept from the world. The re-
volt at Sveaborg was the signal
for a general revolt. It is safe
to say that the whole empire is
|afame. This week one Of the
leading members Of the douma,
the Russian parliament, was
shot down while walking on the
sea shore with his wife and
daughter. The army and navy
| is suspected Of mutinous plans,
and st. Petersburg is Id aterrible
condition Of excitement. AS we
have before said we see no way
| of Warding off a terrible revolu-
ton. Russia may be obliged tt
call upon some other nation tt
protect her from her own people.
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givethem greater licipationin
the public affairs Of their own
country, it is safe to assume
that they will seek to avoid that
which initiates against their
own interests 4
Every day the nations of the
world are becoming more inter-
DEPEND lent. The prospe rlty Of
one is gain to all Commerce is
forcing this cogent fact upon the
attention Of mankind. What
will become Of war when this
great truth, fortified by self i'm
terest, siezes fully the intellect
|of the race? 5
General Miles III his pFedic-
|tion fails to recognize that the
world has advanced since he
read Caesar and studied the
campaigns Of Hannibal and Napo-
leon. He does not take into ac-
count the fact that bankers al
ready force treaties or permit
was. He has forgotten to give
duer Importance to the Hague
tribunal, and worse than all, he
ingnores the ethical and intellec-
tual progress of rnoderr times.
Commerce has banished the
.buccaneer. Her keel cuts the
waters not only of every ocean.
Of every inland sea, but Of every
lake and manageable stream. In
her hold are the products Of the
arts Of peace. On her decks
stand, energized and expectant,
the evangels of an incipient.
cosmopolitan civilization, and
upon her wings are the emblems
and traditions Of Peace.
No, no, General Miles. We
are happy in disagreeing with
you. The Panama canal is for
commerce and not for war. A
thousand years ago it would have
been built for war and not for
commerce. A hundred years
hence, at the present rate Of pr,-
gress, and,War will be impossi-
bic. And when we in this re-
public, celebrate our five hun
sdredth year, we. will read Of
your brave deeds, measured by
the standards Of today, and not
by those which civilization will
have then set up.
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BIDS Wanted FOR Sidewalk.

4. Bids will be received by the Board Of Educa1
ton pito August 9th at n o'clock noon for the
construction of Sidewalk on south side leef
School House Lots at the North end Of Kelley
Avenue in the City sof Devils Lake
North Dakota. The Sidewalk on Kelly Avenue
between the crossings shall y be IL feet
wide and on 18th street on each side of said
crossings TO the end Of the School Grounds
width and depth shall be constructed the
whole length of south side OF said School
Grounds IL feet from prof. efsy line and bonlel
sidewalk IS feet wide 20 Be filled in even viii,
the sidewalk and curb. with black loom dirt.
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PROGRAM.
Devils Lake Trottiiig Associa-
tiOn, Angus 4 And is. b
FIRST DAY.'

ss an Inn 81 sys PURsR
2:40 pace, 2:30 trot. 4. J. ]. i. 4. 5000
2:19 pace, 2:J5 tror !. &. !. $500
Ramsey County Green Horses,
owner to drive, best 8 in 5. half
mile heats !. B. !. /. I. 100
Half mile running race, 2 la 5 300
SEC ND DAY. 8,
NJ PURSE
2:25 pace, 2:20 trot :. i. i. !. $500
$40 class, for horses owned i'm Benz
son, Towner, Pierce and Ramsey
counties, running race 1. !. J. I. NJ /. y. $3.50
Six furlonga dash. b. N. ]. !. I. !. 800
Harness entries close August 9th,
at 9 p. m. N N
NJ Running entries close August 18th,
atS9 p. M 5sg
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THE REPUBLICAN TICKET

s$ Il CONGRESS-
Y For congressman sssS
a 4. 4. staaRa, e Il aa pisfey
STATE
d. 7. sarles, Of Hillsboro
( For Lieutenant Governor ii 81
81 b. s. Lewis, of Fargo
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A. Peterson, Of Cogswell
Z For Auditor 5S IS NJ
a. Z. Holmes, Of Bathgate
: A. Blaisdell, Of Minot
L For Insurance Commissio Der- ss55s$
3. &c. Cooper, Of Grand Forks
For Attorney General,
Z For Superintendent Public Instruction
80 w. L. Stockwell, Grafton
For Railroad Commissio ners- 5$r 8.
>. s. Diessum, of La oure
Erick Stafne, of Richland
Charles Westby, of Pierce Il
For Supreme Court Justices s
p. E. Morgan, Of Devils Lake @
For Commissioner of Agriculture
w. G. Gilbreath, of Mandan
COUNTY
For Represents 2lst District
q P. N. Anderson
e :, Miles A. Miller
John Mclean
For County Treasurer
Fred A. Baker aH
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Emil S. Elch S14
For Register Of Deeds "a
4 Martin A. Hoghaug g 81
For CLERK = % ct the District Court t--
For States Attorney
W. NJ. Anderson
- E. ". Gilbertson
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John F. Henry
For County Surveyor "a
Paul c. Gorder
For Assessor, End District, l56.62-.
George Wright &T
For Assessor, 18th District, 1906 &
Peter N. Gilberg
For Superintendent of Schools III 5t HAT
P.SD. Norton =
For Commissioner, End District
Ole Nesseth
For Commissioner, Srd District H-t
l.. D. Maurer
For Commissioner. 5th District
Jas. Mccormick
For Justices of the Peace 4
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WI. Kennedy @
w. II. Wake E. M
For Constables-
il 7. Alderman
John johnson
Tom Rudser "a
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