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Collections.

Local collections Of all kinds made
n commission Prompt service guar
:antesd. We solici. your business.
Boxt IL. Grand Forks. N. D.
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SATURDAY, MARCH \ ), 1904 4
of Interest to East Siders.

last night and today che and her hus-
band are engaged In the task OF set
ting up housekeeping in the house
formerly occupied by Prof. Dunbar.
They will soon be comfortably set
tied apd thoroughly identified with the
education and social world Of their
new home. 4. E..s 81. e
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Public Stenegrapher.

Miss Claudia Harris, stenographer
at Hotel Dacotah 10 rapid and accur-
ate. Pnblic work specially. Call
at the hotel office.
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VIII Serve Snpper..

The Y. w. G. A. will serve supper
this evening at their rooms in the
basement of the Security block 1t
will be a great affair.
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Big Reyiyals Mt Crookston..

There are big revivals under way
at Crookston, Evangelist Woodruff, as
sisted by H. F. Marshall. as leader of
the music. have inaugurated a series
If meetings in the Baptist chusch.
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Public Stenographer,

Miss Laura Daubenberg, Room 2,
CliRard Block. Phones: 9S3M N. W.;
Tri-State, 292R.
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KELSEY'S
COLUMN
|I!)
A Case of IndeCision

as to where to locate to the best ad-
vantage is we'll settled by call 1t
our Office and search through our
list of properties. We have on file
specifications of some of the finest
plots in town and the latest and best
Information as to places and values is
yours upon request without the eXpen-
diture of cent. We have property in
all parts Of town, but would recon-
mend that ON UNIVERSITY AVENUE
and vicinity as offering the best op-
portunities for quick returns.
FOR SALE - ON NORTH EIGHTH
street, seven room house, all modern
except heat; good cellar; lot 5oxl4o.
chaser. Investigate!
nine room house, all modern. with
ceilent location. Price $1,000 on easy
terms This Is abargain.
COR sALE-E1aHr ROOM ALL MOD
ern house on South Fourth street;
hard wood finish and floors: full
basement. cement floor; fine lawn; al
most new. Price $4,000.
FOR sALE-TEN ROOM MODERN
house on Reeves avenue; fine lawn
and shade trees: on corner; hardwood
floors; full basement; all In fine con-
dition. Price $4,000. 90.
FOR sALE-GooD ALL MODERN
house on University avenue, 8 rooms;
lot 100x140; hard wood floors: fine
lawn and shade trees: corner lot.
FOR SALE-FIVTs ROOM HOUSE COR
ner Walnut and Seventh avenue; city
water: hardwood floors; good condi-
tion. Price $3.50 on terms to suit.
FOR SALOON NORTH SEVENTH
street. six room house In good cOndt-
ton: city water. Price $3.50
FOR RENT-sEVEN ROOM HOUSE ON
Chestnut street: city water: hard
wood floors Ssl per month
FOR RENT - ON NORTH SIXTH
street. eight room house in fine con-
ditton; newly papered throughout;
good doora: city water. s25 90 per
month.
FOR RENT-ON UNIVERSITY AVE-
nue.. seven room house. city water,
good cellar; SIS per month.
FOR RENT - SIX ROOM HOUSE.
close In, on North Sixth street. Rent
SIS 90.
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Plans COMPLETED.

The plans for DR.. Eggers' new house
are completed and on file in the Office
of the Builders and Traders Exchange,
where estimates are being made by the
contractors.
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Enjoying His Trip.

George B. Clifford writes from Palm
Beach, Florida, that he is enjoying the
life between the palm trees to the full
est extent and that the bathing is fine
more so even than in North Dakota.
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Ka,g, q Defeated.

An interesting but one-sided game
vas played at the 7. n. c. A gynAa-
sium last night between the Fargo
college ave and the local II" team,
the Hnal results being - 70 10 n fascr
~ tho locals.
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The Savage Opera Company.

A Northern Pacific special train Is
conveying the Henry w. Savage COM
Dany which appears here the 9th, east
from the coast. It lett Portland Feb.
s and will reach Duluth March z. The
party numbers 114..
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NavaA Hls OAeAs

DR.. Harlan has moved his ONCE from
Suite 16. Clifford Annex to the Union
Bank block, bank entrance.
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Elks WIN Meet.

The regular meeting Of the B. p. o.
q. will be held this evening.
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G.. A. r. Met.

The boys who wore the blue met
last night in regular meeting, but
nothing outside the formal work of the
post was done.
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Secured Bond and Cleaned Gun.

]. Harry Stair of Crookston was IN
the city yesterday in connectlon WIN
the securing of bond for his abstract
office at Grafton. While here, he had
his favorite gun cleaned in anticipa-
ton of the fight of the ducks to the
north.
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New Location.

DR.. Woutat has moved. his ONCE to
the Union National bank block, hank
entrance. ~ wv
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CITY Council WIN Meet.

The city council will meet in Iregu-
lar session next Tuesday night. Two
members, Barlow and Craig, are out
of the city, and it may be difficult to
secure quorum
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Entertained Today.

Mrs. Ole A. Opsal entertained a
number of friends at her coy home
this afternoon. Cards were the d.
version. and delightful lunch for
which Mrs. Opsal is famed, was
served
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Leaves Tonight.

E. G. Fredrickson leaves tonight for
Mt Clements, Mich, and other eastern
points for few weeks visit <
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Coal.

that = absolutely cleanly and thor.
'nsnly burnable. No waste, no dirt
'r slate.
Leslie j Stinson
is'e s''fA ''''ts as 4 ra,,-,. .
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Dangerously iii.

Miss Mary Arneson who returned
some time ago from Moorhead where
she was attending normal school, is
very low with tuberculosis of the
stomach.
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New o. F. Lodge.

A new lodge of Independent Order
of Odd Fellows has been instituted ut
FOLEY.
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THE BEST COAL IMTHE
WORLD .s.i

is mined by Uncle Sam, and we have
about the choicest !. output Of his
digging energy. Our success in the.
coal business rests largely, of course.
en- the quality of the fuel supplied by
our: yard, but coal Neutrality-suspicious..
screening prompt delivery and court.
eous attention have much, to do. with
1t, too. Needs not to say that we
would like to, have your orders.
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Your Moneys
Worth =. :. !. .... !.
Fhoas COO

svery time II you buy Coal Of m.
Hard and Soft Coal and Coke for
'amily use or factories. All order,
promptly Allied. Large or small GUAM
ties at fair prices. m i.
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Returned Yesterday,

M. ]. Sullivan returned yesterday
from a rather extended visit in the
twin cities. ~
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down FA|||R'G.O|TEs TO D
THE TUNE OF $
AND 5
Locals Show Their Stamina
and Playing Qualities
Last Evening.

One of the largest crowds which
ever witnessed an athletic event In
this city was present to see the fast
basket ball team from Fargo go down
to defeat before our local team to the
tune of 10 to S. The game was a most
spectacular and interesting one in.
every respect and too much credit can
not be given to both teams for the fast
game they put up. The crowd was
massed in the hall at $3.50 and al
though the Fargo girls did not get to
the hall until after o'clock, on ac-
count of the delayed train the interim
was pleasantly and noisly filled by
the laundering yells of the local root
ers, and the answering yells of the
Grand Forks football team of 1905,
who were out enmasse to yell for the
good looking bunch from Fargo as
they expressed 1t.
When the Fargo team arrived the
game was Immediately started and the
spectators were treated to one of the
fastest exhibitions of basket ball ever
seen in this section of the country.
The first half, which was Is minutes,
according to mutual agreement ended
up with a score of z and / in the
locals favor. The second half was
played more desperately by the Fargo
ties and they held the locals down to
six points in the fifteen minutes Of
play and scored four points them
selves.
j. E French of Fargo officiated as
leferee and Mr.. Peterson of the "U."s
os umpire. Both were satisfactory
to all concerned. j. L. Hem, coach
of the Fargo team was time keeper
and scorer for Fargo while Will
Standish acted in that capacity for
the locals. The following is the line
up of the two teams:
Fargo E. G. F.
Emerson .......c... Standish
Loft ........... .rg. ........ MCGUIRE
Darcy ...........lg. .......... Hiler
Judge Capt ....rf...... Bell (Capt)
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For fresh fruit call up %. F. j,
Cummings. .
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ToDAY,s,M MARKETS.

Grand Forks, N. D.. March s-fRv
Edwards.Wood Co, Brokeuss Room iS.
CEnord Building )-Suparios Quotations
Tor Minneapolis delivery: 2 - -''%s''
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New Code is Distributed.

Municipal Court Judge Sullivan has
received copy Of the new code which
has been discussed SO much with the
first syllable of the word omitted.
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You VIII fiud that the New York res

4tanrsnt gives the best meals and SER
Vice for TIE money n town.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-03

Full line Of wall paper arrived a
Ktngman's.
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Cut flowers at Undertaken sulli.
vans. East Grand Forks, MINI. Tele.
phone III.
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F,'riiCkson's
Call 848. Either Phone
M SND 3.d CT

NO. z So. 3rd ST.
Eggs, strictly fresh, On.
per oOleu wv
Eggs, No. Storage ~
per dozen. .....-............ IA u
i Dai p2in hutteF .AC TO 25C
Woodlawn Creamery 90
in 1 pound bricks. ........... GU
Nokomis Jersey Creamery nnz
in pound boxes. -. Jul
s 60 ,Da; Sssi s sagsr LOO
p pet1 sssse1 Fancy Ohio Stock Csc
Prunes, California pack -
Small size, a snap. per ID. %. ~
California Celery IN
nice and crisp, per stalk. 4ON
Valencia Raisins, new crop O.
nice, meaty fruit. ........... W
Muscatel Raisins t. IN
fancy 4-croWn, only. ......... LUZ
Sweet Potatoes, Jersey stock d.
POUNDS .................... .oS
Imported Macaroni IT,
Marge Fills Co., per lb. ....... 1OC
Queen Olives, large. size A.
per quart 4OS
Black Imported Olives A.
per quart 4OS,
Mocha and Java Coffee d.
Wampum brand ............. 6OC,
Mocha and Java Gb6ee a.
Spalding House, 40e goods for OOC,
Nokomis Full Cream Cheese TO-
extra quality ................ LIN
Yellow Corn Meal d.
for Johnny Cake, 10-lb. sack. GOC
Arbuckle or Lion Coffee IT,
per package ................ AON
Quaker Oats IN
per UOA .s.s...... -.O~
Nokomis Rolled Oats d.
best money will buy, 8 lbs. 6OC
Chocolate the Alden Brand d.
per pound ................. 1OC
Walter Baker Chocolate a.
per pound .................. wv
Motifs Genuine Malt Vinegar no.
per gallon ...............!.. wv
White Wine Vinegar o.
per gallon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6ON
Lipton's No. Tea CO.
per pound. Observation-Disclosures. VOC
Lipton's No. 3 Tea III En~
per pound .......,.......... OON
Yo0,l rJovcn nEo<ohn. ~, fY m 81
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KENT REALTY s
INVESTMENT co.
Coming Events.

Savage English Grand Opera Co.. In
sFaust." Metropolitan. March s.
March 3-Fargo College w. Y. NJ. c.
A. basket bnII mt Y. NJ. C. A.
March 3-Matinee at the Metropolitan
at ESQ o'clock.
March 3-Bishop Mann OF Fargo, at
SOnvOcattOn exerctses mt University.
~asaIck 3-isdoOr sports ut the Y. 81,
c. A. for boys department..
March 3-Bnsket ball, Enst Grand
Forks high school W.. Fargo high school,
In East Grand Forks.
March 5-Meeting of the Fortnishtly
club.
March G-District court convenes at
10 o'clock n. m.
March Culinary election of the city.
March G-Membership banquet ut Y.
II. c. A.
March Injecting of the Commercial
club.
March S-Yoemen meeting and chill.
0ren's program.
Beach T. lowers MInstreIs, Friday,
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We have Prairie State coffee at the
Mccullough grocery. Phone $50.
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On the Sick List,
STRICTLY Personal.

Harry Harm has been on the sick
list for several days.
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Stationery and supplies at Cum
nings.'
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James Davis of Durham 10 city
visitor.
David Vannet is in from Fertile
today looking after business matters.
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Kingman has complete line OF
paints.
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MOVING TIE.

Prof aaf Nm. Bennett Engaged 4
Settling n The New Hehs Tslay.
Mrs. Bennett arrived from 'smbinas
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Stationery OF all kinds at Kingman,s.
Penny tablets at Cummings
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]. W Ross. the architect.

" Euwarls. the other architect
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aefthWesf Reeelpts. Il
Duluth-Cars: Today SS: lask yasr i
80. A.nsnsssa olis-cars: Today s5s; last!
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

See c. J. shimean for rates on ere
insurance.
Money to loan on time TO suit you-
9. NJ Millfsack.
Wanted-Two clerks, ladies' pre-
ferred. c. N. 1Ifllisack.
For FIRE Insurance IN old line com
panies, see c. J. ShimeaIl-
Bower & Son sell Drop-Head Singer
Sewing Machines for SIS.
The Farmers National bank cashel
all kinds OF checks and drafts
Money loaned on land and ehattle9,
favorsE's terms Q n Millisack-
Exchange on drafts half money OF.
der rate al. Farmers National bank
For Sale-Store front out OF bowl
ing alley building; in good condition
See Q. NJ MiIlisack.
Buy lots from A. 3. Montgomery,
S25, clear title. Address 206 Temple
Court, Denver, Colo
The Farmers National bank Issues
drafts, payable at every cfty and tOWE
ina the United States.
For Sale-Household and kitchen
furniture, secondhand: viii sell Very
cheap in bulk c. n. zGilIisack
". J Bower & Son viii move into
new quarters in about two weeks, and
viii sell furniture at reduced prices g
close out goods before removal Cal
and see them
II you want furniture, buy It within
the next two weeks Bower & Son are
going to move into the big brick and
VIII sell at prices thai VIII surely suit
you II you buy now.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-09-14
THE PERORATION.

The one eloquent touch in Mr..
Bryan's Madison Square garden
speech was his perOratiOn- Bryan is
a great orator and an eloquent man.
F1Owery speech and youth go hand in
hand, and as Bryan has reached the
age where the thought IS more i'm
pOrtant than the letter, the petals
have dropped away and there remains
the seed and kernel OF wisdom in plain
but inmistakable dress AS the latest
defense Of the muck rakerss il is
worth reading again:
And who can Suner injury by just
taxation, impartial laws and the appli-
cation Of the Jefferson doctrine OF
equal rights to all and special priv1-
leges to nOneg Only those whose ac-
cumulatiOns are stained with dishOn-
aesty and whose immoral methods have
given them q distorted view OF bust
ness, society and government. ACcu-
mulating by conscious fraud more
money than they can probably use
upon themselves wisely distribute or
safely leave to their children, these
denounce as public enemies all who
question their methods OF throw a
light upon their crimes
''PlutOcracy is abhOrrent to re-
public. It is more despotic than mon
archy, more heartleSS than aristO-
cracy, more selfish than bureaucracy
It preys upon the nation i tim OF
peace and COnspires agains- in [ e
hour OF its calamity. COnScien -
compassiOnleSs and devoid o wis \,
II enervates its tarieS hill I'M
poverishes its vicums- ] is already
sapping the strength OF the nation,
vulgarizinE social life AMI GEing q
mockery OF morals The time is ripe
for its overthrow Let US attack It
boldly, making our appeal to the awak-
ened conscience Of the nation in the
name Of the counting room which It
has de6led, in the name OF business
honor which It has sullied, in the
name Of the people whom II has Op-
pressed. in the name Of the homes
which Il has despOiled and in the
name Of religion upon which II has
placed the stigma OF hypocrisy.
And II may be permitted to sug-
gsst a battle hymn propose a stanza,
but slightly charged, from one OF the
strongest OF the poems OF ScOtland's
great democratic bard;
ssColumbial Ny dear, my native soil,
For whom my WarmeSt wish 70
Heaven IS sent,
Long may thy hardy sons Of rustic toll
Be blest with health, and peace and
sweet content
And o, may Heaven their simple lives
From luxury's contagion. weak and
Tiles
Then. though unearned wealth to
Wickedness be lent,
A virtuous pOpulace may arise and
A san OF IRE around their much
loved land"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-09-14
STRIKE AT HORTON.
Rock Island AIachinisss' Helpers o
on Issue Of Higher Wages.

Rock Island AIachiniSzs' Helpers Out
on Issue Of Higher Wages
Horton, Kan, Sept S.-A strike Of
sixty-fOur machinists' helpers in the
and Pacific railroad company here
threatens to involve the entire plant
and possibly cause a shutdown Of
the shops, throwing all employees out
OF work
The machinists' helpers are asking
raise in pay OF from two TO three
cents per hour The question has been
under discussion for considerable
length OF time, and has just come to
q head
7. s Lloyd, general superintendent
OF motive power from Chicago, has
eral grievance agent Of the union and
with the helpers who are striking The
sixty-fOur men quit work Friday.
Mr. Lloyd also met with the men,
berS OF the commercial club after he
announced he was unable to come to
an agreement with the strikers
At the conclusion Of the conferences
Mr. Lloyd gave out an ultimatum
which was in effect that unless the
striking machinists' helpers went back
to work today he would Immediately
send an equal number OF strike
breakers from Chicago who were
nOn-unOn men, and if the union men
in the shops gave evidence OF an in
tention to refuse to work with the
non-uniOn Strikebreakers, the entire
plant would be shut down
A few here think that it is the in
tentiOn OF the railway to use this is
sue, coming Up at this time, for the
purpose Of forcing an open shop
There has been no intimatiOn from the
railway officials indicating this, but
nevertheless, there is a growing be
lief that eventuallyit will work out this
way
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KANSAS DEMoCRATIC TICKET.

Governor-W. A Harris Of Law
renee
Lieutenant Governor 2.
FarreiIy Of Chanute-
Secretary OF State-Huch 9. AMI
horn, Smith Center
Audftor-William Bowen Atchison-
Attorney General-David Overmyer
Treasurer-Patrick German OF Fort
Scott
Carney Of COncOrdia-
Associate Justices Of Supreme Court,
sfx-year terms-D. n Dale Of Wtch1-
IA and A. II. Jackson Of Winfield
Associate Justices Of Supreme Court
short terms-W. s Glass OF Mays
vile and I.aurens Hawn Of LeaYen-
worth
Members State Board Railroad
missfoners-Harry MCMILLAN o.
Minneapolis, James Humphrey -
Junction City and G A. Cooper Of
Lyons.
Superintendent Of Insurance W
Horphy Of Russell
Statas E2rinter-W- +. Eeder o.
Great Bend
For Congressman Sixth District
John B. Rea Of MankatO.
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~ 80 81 &c.

It's q significant fact that the
strongest animal OF its size, the gor-
ia also has the largest lungs Pow
erful lungs means powerful creatures.
How to keep the breathing organs
right should be mans chiefest study.
Like thousands OF others, Mrs. Ora A
Stephens OF Port Williams, O., has
learned how to do this. She writes;
Three bottles OF DR.. Kings New Dis
COvery stopped my cough OF two years
and cured me OF what my friends
thought consumption On, it's grand
for throat and lung troubles Guar
anteed by T. A Stevenson, druggist
Price soc and 81. Trial bottle free.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-09-14
THE REASON OF JUDGE WEBB's
FAITH.
Kansas CitV Star.

From Kansas City Star.
When Judge Webb, the republican
who has been nominated by the demo-
Gratis for cOngres against Charles Cur
tbs in the First Kansas district, was
asked yesterday If he expected to win
he replied without heSitancy In the
affirmative. And the judge has rea-
son to be optimistic Congressman
Curtis ran 5000 votes behind the re-
publican ticket two years ago and he
is not nearly so popular with his con-
stituents as he was formerly Be
sides, IL is not party contest IN the
First district this year Judge Webb
is q popular republican who is well
and favOrably known throughout the
district.
That Judge Webb is unduly con-
fident and has not thoroughly weigh
ed the odds against him is hardly like
" He has been a successful candi-
date for Office in this district and is
thoroughly acquainted with political
conditions there Don't let anyone
suppose that don't realize what in
fiuences and the amount Of money
that will be expended against me IN
this fight" said Judge Webb. Il ap-
preciate fully that every railroad OPP
Grating in Kansas will use every string
il has to defeat me and elect Curtis.
I am going to overcome Curtis ma
jOrity and give that gentleman the
hardest run he ever had in his life"
It is needless to state that Judge
Webb will keep his word He will
put CONGRESSMAN Curtis on the de-
fensive for the first time in his pub
lie life. Curtis may appeal to party
regularity and take refuge behind the
fact that he is the party nominee, but
II he hopes to defeat so good a cam
paigner as Judge Webb there are IS
sues that must be met in the open He
must explain to his constituents the
prOpriety Of several OF his acts in the
last session Of congress He must meei
the accusation OF his connections and
association with the railroads and
other corporation interests Perhaps
the hardest proposition that cOnfrontS
Curtis in his tight for reelection Is
the tariff revision sentiment which Is
pronounced 2 in every section OF Kan
SaS
Congressman Curtis, in becoming
the champion Of the special interests
has invited an interesting contest fol
the seat OF congressman in the FRS
district OF KansaS
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JOHN HARTzLER


I make a specially OF examining titles
Prospective buyer, you cannot AFFORD
to make an investment in q farm or
other real estate without knowing
whether you are acquiring titles, or
merely a worthless piece Of paper pur-
porting to be q 'Warantee deed" This
IS worth knowing to you; II may save
you years Of expensive litigation and
even your entire investment viii
look over your titles and point out the
defects, and tell you whether you are
buying real estate or merely glitter
ing promises OF some real estate
sharper. ga word to the wise Is SUE
aCient-" Have your abstracts eXautn-
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