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Company.


Perhaps there canno I Il DO found q
more ideal place for rest and SquletSen a
4toyment than Gree rwood. Situated as
it Is among tie wood ed hills and fer:-5
tile val eys in that hap pyS lon which
lies above the hea 7 OF " the slowland1s.
and below the fogs q the highl,an 4 pt
\ theregare few place 8 more blessed be-
ling 4 400 Zee aiooyc sea level Green en-.
wood suffers III tile rom hot d q and
an sunc comfort table nj Il ls 10 thing l y,
known. The grou nd iof he Green u &
wood II ouse over n ere dotted
4 over With h fine Old trees, Der entn 4 he he,
\ shad q 81 which y ne soon forg cts the 5le
heat and dust Of the :jss;
Und er the dire Ct man gemen 81 \ hf s.
Howard V!lliams, nose yy no are look
&ing forrest Sands duic tness. ter sssi
turmoil Of q busy III vi I lind what
| they desire, and eturn re freshed anew u Z.
ready the battl sof y f e I.
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8g3#SE IN HBUCKROE# BEACH, s5888
AZ resort on the coast g Ideally
ESQ guests the
Buckoe Beach Will personally comfort OF
ochestra bowling perfect
site Fishing boats fur
the delightful surf and the
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Washing ton are, invariably surprised to-
see SIR Chentung LANG -Cheug, the Chi
neseE an bassad or, sitting in state in one
OF the boxes, generally with his young.
SOM and i q few OF the attaches around;
him. ~ "a "a @
SS55i,Jt must bore him rightfully, "1ifkS OBJ
served an elderly bpaugh ter Of the Revyo-j
5lmtions tsS one OF the games last week ~
~ ow$ can such an In Yolyed game s !'s
baseball II anluse a Chinamnn ,s " hen a ne
knows no thing about It : sup pose he
only comes to- III he game to give n himself
q chanc 3 to study out in the open air
the problems Of his anlba ssatorlalSo fiice
THE Daughter Of n the Taevol Ion q had
sea rely emitted these words when she.
ssa 4. to herf Amusement t, the Chinese am
IA ssad g d raH, q 8regula r basel ball re-
ap,o,rter.s s. hook rs from beneat the
folds Of his robe and egin sto. make notes
His the proper col umns rs VI II s MS my
gold trimmetl pencil. And hen she heard 2 q
N Sir@ Cheng obsery q to on g n or rs the at
$tnches with hinl:SSs M s.5$a
n tty punk hit, that !, Il and It ought
IN ca llySs to 60 II for an error, but d guess
8l,ll#giyeS It to- the boy and let him tat ten
III a BIT, seeing that he 8 been writing
A d lot; lately s5ss
ss.Why, 5 VIII wlln- a. \. the Daughter
4 81 the If evolution began to stammer to
the man escorting the party Of D -'ELc n
tiers but he broke II her Ter In. inquiry by
saying: 81 X, Il y,
on, that's all right, you know. sir.
Chengs one OF the swell est crark tis, we've
got, you see. u ASK !,
y .,But, [" said the astonished y Daughter
che seems to know the game!
iS3tt.Well, he ought to- said her escort,
'$.'He pitched for a New England college
team about a quart or OF a century g 60.
and there's a story that he 8 truck out o.
eighteen men Of an opposing nine one e
day. yes. he knows the game some ne
New York Sun. y Il b AZ + 35i
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The Spoken Language.

H Ut Is announced that the japanese,
WHO have shown theIIf admiration for
me in DDS, In many ways Will
now adopt our language also.) \ t "
We #gottem comm rig htalong
No, matter where 1t is, u
You bet theysee ut good strong;
They gotta stick to- biz. is!
They gotta have the dope TO hand
The same as yoursanmine--.E
The kind at folks canunnerstand;
They gottagltinllne. Issl5 &.
s No usatalkin'! It's the stuff .i3
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The Ocean View Hotel ~ SknoN VI, far
and wide: ITS situation On Chosnp . AXE
Bay, only about 1,inc niles from N or
folk. ii ideal 81 q is / Ste 4 ref erred Y TEL
as the Atlnntio& Cit OF the South
Tho resort itself otters hume ro,ls at u n
fractions, the bathing being a pr'o 1, q;
gnent feature. An excel lent band md 2, I
$orclics ira & vo concerts so yeryS after
noon, 8S and the orchestr "a " furnishes
music at tent in The dancing pay ,ill;ss
ion. sS e sS Is
3s Mr.. Charles II. Consolyo Is the man
sager,5 and his long exper Hence fits him
to- cater I'M frs 7 class 81 lyle to n very
Wish Of the irons ~ the hotel.
3ss There lis always sonnet Ing doing IN +
the way Of ent Ell talnment At Ocean
View. 4. The Casino. situated at The 3
View, 5is one OF the most complete sum "A
sn,er3 theatres in til o United States, IT
Is 81 cor, Quoted BY the Wells Amusement
Company and Is und OF, the personal 5
direction 81 Mana ger Otto Wells. 4 he
III zee Dee Visitors are given the enter.
nnce to i all am useme nts free OF cost
By courtesy Of the Wells Anus ementff
Gam M S9 lfs
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M EIs III EC Il Utsy1,S CHASE CITY,
Is u the broad
the Old that
rs here IS located The
elevated
direction lessee
delightful excellent has been
feature
shotel
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Fire InSurance,

Fi5 8957 Hlch1oHd1 VH'f llHy go ISQo'9.
TIrnes Dispatch, Richmond Val @ isg VA
The Virginia State Insurance Company fpr-
n.sh Are insurance. protection the
trips such protection to be Ter q the
value OF each Individual and to cover
destruction by while on any traip steamboat OF
any hotel during the trip tSss a3i N ss sS5s
The limit 81 value to be $500 for each party
we viii issue a regular policy adyices showing the
names o. the parties selected for the tFlpss3
Yours very truly, @ Ese1sri Ia s
g58 Y Fs} aYlce-Pres. and sec'y.
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Summer Outing Tours Hotels

I d al land az Beautiful % kes and ver--
Sdtire clad mount its. The most 1T |,
&trattiVe resort In Aiiiet 1ca SS he toun- !
StryEtbolhdsSit in 4fnpi htatn peaks, wa ter
( falls and Rs8 behuti 4 treat,is Lake
lakes Mas fifteen miles Sof shore line.
4 on the shoies Of Lake + oxavvsly ~
4 t'oxa way Inn, a largo and y e4.iltif!t,li
HOTEL With every con vel iencea N p II, !. I
n Eigiit I'M Hes be yof1d Is lake Sapphire
\ and Sapphire Inn. woB rilloH beyond
Il Lake Sapphire IS a a kc B Fairfield and!
Fairfield Inn "a u Hrevnrd, N ~ CT the
8gnte wny to 81 the n beautiful Is sapphire
Country, sSis q The franklin n On the
summit Sgof sS M {. III oxn wa ,35 and over
Hooking Lake Toxnway IA ID ! the q Lodge 4
5000 fec bOVe B en- 10 We he ToxA- "a
wa state consist lofS 2S, 900 acres, and
Sthnirsof hot ell 49, owned and ope,a
rated by t',e i,l' oxa VII Hotel l Com "a
;pany, fof which \ J ohm On Burrows n &
tho presi dnvt here IA y owe n sove nty-s
{flvcSt1iiles Of trout fishing siren ms on
the estate and I the best BofS Mountain!
and Cal fornin Rainbo wS 1,ro,it fishing
The ttractiOns and amusement rs are
many and var lied. ~ MnrY sbeautlfaI3#
riding trails and drt YES wind over the
festAte.B ard horse BAG X riding and S(lrlv-i
Ing are ve ryE or,,ilnr. ~ 4 70 IN l9
and launches " on Id the lakes furnish
pleasure and recreation to d hose who
fre fAf.S tf tVn ar n n ia11 In r. ~
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ith apoiogies to MI. Issid yard KIP ts1l'
lfna, wrote III the same meter 4 oS
matters no ttleahe gis n 81 d
i Afoat ~ Il our fathers, GOOD OF /, Did
s5 Mont of d widespread nppetiIt!e /,
ssrhht from the very start took ,t tlclt
nd held ION, ID our tns te. 8 GEL
SNsIt 81 our fathers. stand II by US yer,
4 Leat Ne forget, lest we forge Z q II IA
\ NJ Sinzed BY muck rake exposes, 5} ~
81 Strange talcs that have not thee s5 IN IN
sssSs ID we, Z SILL .sii 9ss isS 3{}E y ~
we fail into hysteric ways ~ "a N III
Aka raee about d h Oh trag red law
Meat az our fat hers stand 4 by u ls' vet,
Lest we forge t; lest we forge Z, e Il
me muck rake 1neddler goeth hence, S.s$5
@ Commissioners and all depa TT
5Thah shines "A thy pristine exec Hence. 4.
$ AL We have known ! 7 from the start.
X frGt 4 of Houra fathers, s tand by ug YET.
g1.cst we forget: lest we forget n
sNear.called the &rakers fad de q way N
sg&S Irfoin paper and from ma gail g, I'll
And all 1.-THE muck Of vest erd ay3 iiS
n Gives place to matter fresh and clean
Meat Of our fathers. stand BY vs. ye 8
Well not forget !; we can III forg
N iliam J u Lanlpt Of, IN y. y u g
E3 kS88AA - $ {blsi3 5s5
IA sChentung Knew the Game.
\ strangers visiting the ball games e n y
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Some langwldges may be
( Framedup tub rattle plain enough
But not fer youanme.
Il They gottahaye our Telegraph,
Our cam goods an machines, II
An talk that cuts the time In half
But tells just wottftmeans.
We'll, wotcha go'n't TODD? These days
You gotta watchyer curves,
4 Urrelse some fellers foxyways
,Ll gittonto yer nerves,
Those Japs Is Johnnyonthespot;
An theyo'n nse th'r eyes
An learn the game. ] tellyuYot,
Those Japs ls gittinwise!
You betchuh! isppsen you er me
Has got some speech tub she'd
wy wannysszzit., can't yuh see
IN Yuh know Just wotty said 35.i I
Those Japs 10 next tub wottisrlght,
# They gottit doped out fine;
They gottat talk as well as fght-7E
They gottagttinllne!
Chicago Tribune.
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MT ELLIOTT SPRINGS HOTEL
Esff AUGUSTA COiIhTy MA 5sd5l

NJ n y Sl@GT q
In
tennis Bowling
and which quiet perfect
9s 8263
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x 8 III EI# II x, NIIWC 1 R!TH HININ.5

g9 THEKENILWORTER I'M $$i3 8Sg#H
centre pak I'M
drives d aroaha
excellence the
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Robbie Want to Know.

say, papa. you was tellin' Mr.. Crun,-t
mage bout shootin' a eagle on TIL wing?
Which wing was II isi3 4! N sfs,5s
lssH'.You don't understand. Bobby. It was
q soaring Ca gle Il shot. rst4A !i
j ibid It mako him sore whom you shot
him. papa ~ ,.3S 4. u G.
\ u No, no. Bobble, Tho cal gle was up.
up in the alien laying q long fly,
eagles eat long fliea, papa ?'gs Ii
I 4 Il Jane. why don't you put the child to-
bed ?"-C Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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a coupon paper worth two votes
is worth
worth three
That Richmond and
dent benefit Of these outhg
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Clever,

do you think your new maid is going
to prove satisfactory asked Jack, y
oh. yes, I'm sure OF IT," replied Cad
night, and turned down the lights With
out saying anything about itl"-Detroit
Free Press. M
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77PINE8BE ACH OTEL,.

Pine Beach,
Fading Hampton Roads Fortress
Exposition
trolley Norfolk -
finest resort
Byey room an
cuisine
American European plans Sec foods specially
Fine
bathing Three feet
private board walk along #bookle8
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Too Strenuous.

Green--lll never patronize that fash
tionable dentist again, lie has double
pull VA n b b.
BroSn--Why. how Is that?
ireen--After pulling my tooth he pro-
ceeded to pm my leg, Columbus Dis,
patch, tt !. g
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Bassas = I ! ms ] fer e, !

1' Fichmon II ya..5 May 80 1905 3s 8
aan ~ the contes-
the Tee. Dee 70 trans,
FER the baggage OF each party ts ter
the train and on their ~ y $50
residences. oI, y fnF3 ANsFER
gis3s Per2s. H Bowman g en- Mgr. 9s
ISL "a. Accident InsuranCe ss5 s
Il lB48s s8 AL Richmond, Var. May rs 1906
The Times Dspateh City. fo, pcas ,o,r
popular citing NJ,
test s an HE sandsrd Life
and Tor
an s 9ss
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Economy ON

Il Investigation have been In this sau-l
sage factory from both ends, and ! don't
see what you are going to do with all
that stun and dirt on the floor.
Proprietor--Don't worry about that,
We know how to make both ends meat
Baltimore American. Isl 81 III
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and no

senato ( Beveridge III the course q a q,
argument, ut reminds me Of Two men zen
ut d horse-raoe. 55S ~ /.
3 THE raoS was crowded ana one q
the men was short while TIP, g Their Ta u
tall, The short man could bee nothing
The tall one 81 had Il to E look Il ~ for both
And, during the principal srac GO, this con
fyersation went On between theni' W s5E
53sas,i,Jthere's Scarlet nov? 2 & Y; " I'M NJ
Sc He 81 leading An n # Fl
8s 80 And now 81 IT, n Il S
E Hang II, he's down ~, s9 a. N
Fow q tsi yJ3 NJ 81, ri
S5ls.,. Hes lip. Hes leading usain.
Now where IL he ~ M
still leadln g. n M IL
And now jss ytttl 3s 5 H IS "a sIIs
He still leads. HI ii Nh
i .,Thereupor,B &. the short man excla lined
In great exoitemen NJ 81,
5lmlny 4 he maintains Eit no u
win ~ h ssS S5
An Intimate Acquaintance.
.'yvhen YOU 60 TO New ealand I wish y. Il,
YOU would inquire ftors my great Grand
father, Jeremiah thompson ifa w
'Certainly,'' said the Traveller. ' end q
wherever l,e went he asked for ne w y or
the ancestor But without anvil. l5ssS
rs ono dayl}ie was introduced to Y q t 1it
Old u MAORI iof advanced age. DID you
ever meet with an Engl lsllman y nam ed
Il eremiah Thompson r. h Q asked. "a smile,
33nassed over the Maori s ~ face. N Get
hl111?s he repeated. Why. i ate hint IN.
pllndea Advertiser.
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What Did, She Say Next?
i she--W by do you cal Hlls painting
PEACE? D Il n a, s3 M "a
He--O Observe the absence OF female
figures from the M picture Illustrated
Bits. ri .ss$s4 IA Il, isE jst3l " is5i
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~ I'D :
Unkind.

This wine,' said Mr.. Buffer proudly,
has been In my cellar for thirty years.
Mr., Kanler who Is something OF a
conno'sseur, slipped his portion critically,
u don't wonder" he ,,lurynured. ~ Cleyo-
land Leader, M N i
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SIAnHIntimate5 Acquaintance
Diamond s5[1r Cut Diam ocnd II

Il 4. Brokaw, Il the noted golfer, made
q tremendous drive and lost the bal, AS
he looked for the ball he SKID g, III
29ss5.' once III Scotland Hi saw q lost ball,
cause a great y commo t1on. Over there,
you know, d lost ball means aB lost hole y.
! wo profe were pla vi Il 81 and
ono Of them lost q ball In tho tall gras 49,.
He searched for 1t EaS long time. Nearly
half an hour pass f is opp one,1ts kept
urging him to admit that kTle ball was as
lost, and forego 81 hole $bu this the
other refused to- do. sS .Sisi ISL
4! And fnally,a:wit It'll "a trump 1t laugh,
he pounced sdown, funlbled III the we eds,
and rose with a ball ain his hand sssS-
~ ere s my ball We found my BALI
he shouted. M i, WI z
er d lar said the otherfp ssional,
for i've got 1t " here my pool Ia
Minneapolis Tribune. sssi5 y ss ~
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Randall and Buffers Tilt.
$$SSsf During d famous deadlock \ fight in the
House at Warrington over the civil rights
bill General Ben amin u. Butler favored ed
a8Sunday session. 3s.
$8s' Bad as II am. i have some respect for
God S day, '''' replied Sam AZ Randall, Of
Pennsylvania. III Ssts III
4 S$ Don the Bible say Il It Is lawful TO
pull your OK or ass out OF q pit on the
Sabbath r" ske ed N Butt Ter; on II have
on, sid g ct the
House and II want to got them out X Of
this ditch to- morrow think I am en-
gagged In holy work
4 9g.' Don't do Il ed Randall ex-
5pect. some day to { see you In Al better
world b j$$
ou'll be there, s you are here, a
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Now They Don't Speak.

Maude-Jack makes me tired y
Clarn-It's your own fault dear You
should stop running after HIM Chcago
News, III ~ tlt ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-10
For successful Use il.
sticky, wet ground

Single Discs must be. arranged ID
double rank, the ont rank half the
s5diamete ofsthe disc ahead of therear
rank bout inches, then OVER
APPINGaPoRTIoNs Of discs travel
il opposite dire lions ont ones
upward and the rear ones downward
which pre- ents carr ting q adhesive.
ground between them "a the manner
1 the discs are set IA singl rank / or
Then the scrap ers should bes arr
"a scraped from a, disc Is not thrown
,bor FRONT sGRAPER ON THE
n REAR scRAP ON q HE ONE.
sle. ositions to- avoid that trouble.
ample clearance of the discs from
disc frame except the scrapers,
) work IL any wet ground at to seed
horse onto. III
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ID the terpsicorean evoluttons Of

amid the terps1co rean evolutions or
the ballet. 3s5225.
s Met Many North Dakotans Jim
Marshall says while on his western
trip he met about all the North Da-
kotans that he ever knew had located
on the coast for the winter or for
keeps He went out over the Santa
Fe and had the novelty Of running
through. a 12-hotlr snow storm in
Arizona, which was SO unusual that
many tourists that left the railroad
for trips into the canyons had to be
dug out by reseuing parties In Los
Angeles and adjacent towns he met
Senator and Mrs Deylin Of Sargent
county, his brothersinl law, Bailey, who
has nice run OH the Salt Lake line
and who will build him a good home
at Los Angeles. Also J. g. Fifield and
wife, DR.. and Mrs. Bentley, John and
Mrs. Beal, the former of whom he has
since heard is very sick. He also
ran against Oscar Ward, wife and
daughter at Long Beach. At San
francisco he visited a sister he had
not seen in ~ years and a bunch of
old school chums who are well fixed
and enjoying life in that great city
and who made 1t pleasant for him. In
a Chinatown restaurant he met Col.
and Mrs. Hankinson and Earnie Robi-
dou At Tacoma he met George D.
Hanscomb, John A. Rea, Frank La
| Wall, Abe Tyler and T. N. Griffin. In
! Seattle he found Harry Bringhurst, j.
A. Haight Fred bennett and wife and
is. II. Emerson, and at Ehehalis he
ltarTied day with Dave Stewart and
John Harms. AT Tacoma he heard
that the heirs Of Col. Thompson had
| JUST won out in a big lawsuit that
gage them title to some fine gold
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and there are many more buyers ii
the market.

and there are MANI more buyers ia
the market.
OF It's Base The vital statistic res
port for last month shows Burleigh
county to have had eleven births and
fourteen deaths for that period. There
must be some mistake about this as
the Tribune 10 confident It has re-
corded nearly twice that many births
and the deaths have been very few
Either the people whose duty It is to
return the birth or the stork
should get busy.
Got TeIescoped IA man named
hospital here ais the result Of having
been In q collision at Melville It ap1
pears that the rotary snow ploW ran:
into an emigrant train at that place
and telescoped the caboose and an
other car. Warner was III the ca
boose and was tossed about III good
shape receiving a broken ankle and
several cuts in the face.
The Empire Show The Empire
hsow that comes to the Atheneum
Tuesday evening, is heraIded as the
Show that comes to the Atheneum
ever visited this city. Therein is in
troduced every form Of legitimate en-.
tertadnment, comic opera farce
comedy, and an olio Of superb special
ties. The Esqt1imeaux ballet is con-
ceded to be the prettiest stage picture
lever seen, and together with the hand
some costumes. Light effects and
music, it forms a treat that viii long
be remembe The setting shows
q ship IN che ice foes of the frozen,
north, with the Aurora Borealis in the
distance. The snow is falling and as
the end OF the SIX months night APP
lproaches, the scene changes to dawn,
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TIE CITY



Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday
With SNOW q west portion. Colder
toni ght. Max. 3, min. Il
Monday Club The Monday Club
will meet Monda with Miss Win
ehester.
Paid Today The troops at Fort
Lincoln were paid of ttoday and the.
! boys will feel better ymby.
The Young Ladies' Chapter OF ST.
George will meet at the church to-
night at q o'clock Sssst
Licensed Walter Dripps of Rem
vile, Mimi, and Rose sDeitznaan Of
Francis, secured q license to3 marry
to-day
Broke His Ribs Louis Bender Of
& Wishek Is Id the hospital here as a
result OF q colt backing him lip against
q post.
Three Tens Little Erna Pye, on
this tenth day the month, cele-
brates her tenth BIRTHDAY with q
party of ten little maids
Special d Sunday evening Rev.
Magin has ounced that he will
speak on the topic 't,The Souls Birth
day A large chorus leads the sing sir
ing. n.
Prepare Your Costume remember
that II less then 4 week the great
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New York and Return $3.50

account of Merchants Association
Spring Meetings the Duluth, Sour
Shore & Atlantic Ry., will sell tickets
to New York and return at $3.50 on
Feb. 9th to 14th, inclusive, and Marct
9Th. Return limit thirty days from.
date Of issue. Sleeping car reserya-
tions at 4so spaiding hotel block,
Duluth. a. ]. Perrin, general agent.
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masquerade ball OF the Odd Fellows
will come OF at the Atheneum Get

70 New ocatipn The purchasers.
of the old western houss are prepar-
ing to move It to the new site at the
corner Of Broadway and Sixth street.
where 1t will become an hotel.
a Boost From FaIley red Faaley's
Wahpeton Globe says: Duncan Nc
Gillis Is going to run for sheriff Of
tBurleigh county Here's wishing that
we could vote for him. \
Food Sale The Baptist Ladies' Aid
society Will hold a food sale and sale
Of fancy articles, making a specially
of corset covers on Saturday, April
It'll. The place Of the sale to be an
nounced later. sss:..
Masons to Mandan "A number Of
Royal Arch Masons went to Mandan
yesterday evening to meet up with
the craft over there. They had a
splendid time and have nought but
praise of the hospitality OF the across
river brothers.
There Are Others Grand Forks
Herald: Minot people are tangled up
over the proposed division Of the city
into six instead OF three wards. AS
usual the opinions Of the two legal
gentlemen at Bismarck are being
used II support Of the two sides. 5@
Lively Sales George Welsh has
found q ready sale for the nine horses
Ihe brought to town not more than two
days ago for sale. The last one was
sold today. They lbrou ght good prices,
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Pressure Wheels Attached
to the Rod Springs

as here shown controlled by the lever which
controls the shoes By an adjustable connection the
wheels may be made tocarry either more less weight
than the shoes. Raising shoe does not increase
crease the pressure the wheel and raising wheel
does not effect pressure the shoe they always fol-
low the path of the shoe in straight position. sy
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mines, in which Theo: Sehinkenburg
was also interested. At Chestnut
Montana, he visited his brother Dan,
and altogether had the time Of his
life.
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Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday
witch snow % west portion. Colder
toni ghtt Max. 8, min. A. 4
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DoWaQ iac Wheels

tyemerts Of drills They are full feet in diameter
With inch tires for 20, ~ and 26 row drills and 8
inch tires ZIG and Is drills It costs more to
build the arg wheels but buyers are usually willing
to pay the difference 81 Szss 4..s
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That Macaroni Wheat at Wills
Seed Store. See it and you will buy
it. .f. IS
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Call and see our line of Jap goods
just received. 81 C. H. Phelps.
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The Best Arrangement
OSsible =ssz=s

inch double rank dmirably adapted to in wet
ground spring seeding. designed. especially for
seeding tie Invest where the ground IS often
wet and very adhesive 1t the result of continued