davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09

tres mil treclentos sesenta y dos pc
del Consejo de ddcha Asamblea Legis.
lativa.
Que sobre presentation de esta re-
solucion al Auditor del TerrItorio de
|Nuevo Mexico, el dicho Auditor gi-
rara sus certificados ell contra del
Tesorero Territorial en- favor de Ro-
man l.. Baca. Presidente de Ia CANA
| ra de Representatives. .por Ia suma de
tres mil tresientos sesenta dos Pc
SOS ($3,362) y en- favor de Charles A.
Spiess. Presidente del Consejo de d.
cha Asamblea Legislative, por la su-
ma de dos mil tresclentos noventa y
sells, ($2,396) pesos respectivamente, y
dicho tesorero es por esta or ienado Y
dirlgido de pagar los misinp, de clal-
quiera fondos en- la Tesorerla terri
torila en- el tempo de IA presentation
de dlchos bonos, 4 su discretion. ex-
cept0 fondos en- sus lnanos para Ell
pago de f6ditos goDre In deuda terri-
torial.
Tamben fue intro luclao por Mr.
Dennislon el proyecto lie la Camara
No. 40, para la creacitn del condado
de Garfield de parte del condado de
San Miguel y para otros fines. la
Inca divisoria en- el condaio de San
Miguel es ell Rio de las Gallinas
con la ciudad de East Las Vegas
como cabecera. FL proyecto que
es un documento muy extenso,
fue leido plimera y segunda vez,
Sc ordan6 fuera traducido 8 i'm.
preso y referido q la comision
sobre condados y lineas de con-
dado.
En- la session de la tarde la ca
mara aprobo por una votacion de
16 contra Z ell proyecto de Ia. Ca
mara No. 90, descalifcand0 a los
legislatures de aceptar nombra
miento5 de ofciales territoriales.
Asi mismo fue pasado el proyec-
to del Consejo No. 81 preveyendo
para que Sc haga un prestamo de
$4,000 al condado de Torrance
para gastos de corte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09
NO HA SIDO
APRESADO AUN

Albuquerque, Febrero g. Hasta
ahora no SO ha encontrado nj ras-
tro de Pettine, el fugitive asesino
que di6 muerte d Berardinell, en-
esta cindad el ldnes pasado,
aunque la escuadra al mando dc
Alguacil Armijo anda todavia
buscandolo y Sc ha ofrecido una
recompenza dc 5000 por Ia captu.
ra del matador. Ell funeral de la
victima tuvo lugar de la Iglesia
de la lnmaculada Conception Y
su entierro Sc verific6 EN- ell ce-
menterio de Santa Barbara.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09
Los C6nyictos
Sueltos Todavia
La Escuadra que los Sigue
Sc Halla en- la Sierra del
Condado de Cuada-
lupe---Loa Sabue-
sos Exhaustos.

Ell Superintendent Arthur
Trelford no habia tenido ell juevas
pasado noticia de la escuadra que
andaba en- pos de Gabriel Rome
70 y Juan Martinez, los convictos
que Sc fugaron hace una semana
de los dep6sitos del barro cerca.
nos a esta ciudad. Los sabuesos
han sido enviados a Santa Fe
despeados y exhaustos. Los
c6nvictos han llegado a las mon
tafias del condado de Guadalupe
|y Sc supone que estan ocultos.
Miembros de la escuadra ayuda-
dos por oficiales locales andan
buscando a los c6nvictos, pero no
han podido comunicar NADIA a las
autoridades porque estan muy
lejos del ferrocarril y de la linea
de TELEGRAPH.
Cuando Romero y Martinez
efectuaron su escape del dep6site
del barro, ell viernes de la sema-
ma pasada, Sc detuvieron en- su
fuga el tempo sufciente para
forzar entrada a una choza en- ell
Canon del Macho, cosa de diez y
ocho millas al oriente de Santa
Fe, y ocupada por un individuo
llamado F. Maluchet. Sc roba-
ron un fusil de dos caf1ones, diez
y nueve cartuchos, dos vestidos
dos pares de zapatos y una canti-
dad de viveres.
Los fugitivos fueron rastrea-
dos hasta la choza por ell Official
John W. Collier, de la Policia Te-
rritorial Montada, QUEEN habia
sido encargado de buscarlos. Sin
embargo, va habian desaparecido
de la localidad, desde mucho an.
tes que la partida de seguidores
Sc avistase. nejaron allf sus
zapatos de presos y Ia racion que
les habian llevado de la peniten-
ciarfa para la comida del medic
dia.
Los dos profugos fueron vistos
al siguiente dia en- la poblacion de
Pecos, de donde Sc fueron en-
rumbo a la Sierra de Ia Glorieta.
Traian puestas levas negras en-
Gina de las pardas de la peniten.
ciarfa, con las cuales cubrian los
nImeros marcados en- la es-
palda.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09
Ell CoNsEJo.

Dia Octave Session de la maflana
Ell Consejo Sc reuni6 q las 10 de
la maflana. TOdOs los miembros
estaban presentes. FL diario del
dia anterior fue leido y aprobado.
Mr.. Dalies presento una peticion
firmada por 969 residences del
condado de Torrance, pidiendo
que la cabecera del condado sea
muaada a Willard La peticion
fue leida por entero.
Mr.. Sargent introduio ell pro-.
yecto del Consejo No. 13, para
enmendar las Secciones Q, y 8,
Capitulo 65, Leyes de Session, Sc
bre Ia emission de llcepcias de ma
trimonio por jueces de paz, y Fl.
jAndo las propinas que les cores
ponden. El proyecto fue leido y
Sc orden0 su traduccion 6 impre.
sion y fue referidoa q la comision
sobre Asuntos Territoriales.
Tn mensaje del Gobernador
fue recibido anunciando que ha.
bia firmado los resoluciones del
Consejo Nos. ! 2y ell Memorial
del Consejo No. /.
Ell seflor Martinez introdujo el
proyecto del Consejo No. IA, pa
ra abrogar las secciones 4037 y
4175 de las Leyes Recopiladas de
1889, references al amillaramien--
de toda propiedad, inclusa las
ovejas, que sera amillarada don
de residen los duefios. Ell pro-
yecto fue leido, y Sc ordeno su
traducci6n 8 impression, y fue re-
ferida a la Comisi6n Sobre Asun.
tos Territoriales.
Mr.. Dallas introdujo el proyec-
to No. 15, para abolir 81 condado
de Torrance y crear un condado
nuevo con nuevos linderos que Sc
ra llamado ell condado de Torrance
y tendra por cabecera a Willard,
Ell proyecto fue leido y Sc ordeno
fuerza traducido & impreso y re-
ferido q la comision sobre lineas
de conJado.
Mr.. Sulzer introdujo ell proyec.
to del Consejo No. 16, para abro-
gar el Capitulo 8 de las Leyes de
Session de 1905. El proyecto fue
leido Y Sc orden6 fuese traducido
8 impreso y referido a la conf.
sion sobre Educacion.
FL proycto del Consejo No. /,
introducido antes por 81 senior
Miera, sobre ell nombramiento de
comisionados para nom brar jura-
dos, fue leido segunda vez y Sc
ordeno fuese traducido, impreso
y referido q la comision judicia.
ria.
Ell proyecto del Consejo No 2,
introducido antes por ell senior
Martinez, fue leido segunda vez
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09

81 tienen algunos libros que encua.
dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano.
Esta oficina ..ene Ell mejor departa-
mento de encuadernacion que hay
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09

Ia Camara SO prorrogo hasta 9
jueves d las 10 de la mafians.
Ell CONSEJO
DlA MONO sESI6N DELLA MANANA
Ell Consejo Sc reunio q las l0:8(
segdn pr6rroga, estando todos los
miembros presentes excepto Mr..
Murray. Ell diario del dia an
terror fue leido y aprobado
Mr.. Dalies, presidsnte de Ia
comisi6n judlciaria do informe
favorable sobre ell proyecto del
Consejo No. /, para selection de
tomisionados de jurado y nom
bramiento de jurados, y sobre Ia
resoluci6n colectiva de Ia Camara
No. 3, para proveer q miembros
de 10 asamblea de una lista Official
con Ia enmienda de que la apro-
piaci6n sea $50 y no 500.
Ell informe de Ia appropriation
fue aprobado, y Sc movie que las
reglas fuesen suspendidas y ei
proyecto fuese leido tercera vez.
La mocion fue desechada por 2
votos en- favor y 8 en- contra.
Mr.. Sargent introduio el pro.
yecto del Corsejo No. II, para
que den tianzas adecuadas los OF.
ciales territoriales y de condado
y para enmendar el capitulo 106
de las Leyes de Session de Ia
Asamblea 36a. Ell proyecto fue
leido primera y segunda vez y Sc
orden6 fuera traducido & impreso
y referido a la comisi6n de ha-
cienda.
Mr.. Duncan introdujo ell pro
yecto del Consejo No. 1o para
igualamiento de impuestos entire
los condados del Territorio y pa.
ra otros fines, dando poderes adj.
cionales al Cuerpo de Igualamien-
to. Fue leido primera y segunda
vez Y Sc ordeno fuera traducido,
impreso y referido a 10 comisi6n
de hacienda.
Mr.. Cameron introdujo Ell pro.
yecto del Consejo No. 10 para
constituir el Institute Militar de
Roswell como posta de la Guardia
Nacional del Territorio y para
otros fines. Leido primera y Sc.
gunda vez, y Sc ordeno fuera ira
ducido & impreso y referido a la
comisi6n sobre Negocios Terrific |
riales.
Mr.. Cameron introdujo ell pro-
yecto No. 20, para abrogar la sec
cion 81 de las Leyes de Session de-
la Asamblea 36a., referente a dar
ayuda territorial para ell estable. |
cimiento de un deposito perma-
nente cerca de Elephant Butte, y |
para otros fines. Leido primera
y segunda vez y Sc orden6 fuera
traducido, iInpreso y referido q |
la comision de irrigaci6n.
Ell proyecto del Consejo No. ],
sobre poci6n de Mr.. Dalies, fue
leido tercera vez y pasado, votan-
do todos los miembros en- favor. |
Tambien fue aprobada la re-
soluci6n colectiva de la Camara
No. 8, y en- segulda Ell Consejo Sc
prorrogo hasta el viernes a lac
2:30 de 10 tarde.
fnrA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09

Sc Necesitan-Copias de las Leyes
Compiladas de Nuevo Mexico En-
dagen en- la oficina del Nuevo Mex
icano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09
LA CAMARA.

Ola NON0-sEsI6N DE LA TARDE.
La Camara Sc reuni6 a las $50
de Ia tarde, segdn la pr6rroga,
estando presentes todos los
miembros. El diario fue leido y
aprobado.
Los prUyectos siguientes fue.
ron introducidos, leidos primera
" segunda vez, y SO orden6 su
traduccion & impression: No. 20,
por ell Presidente Baca, para en-
mendar 10 seccion l, Capitulo 90,
de las Leyes de 1905, a fin de que
ofciales de condado sean obliga-
dos a tener sus oficinas en- las
cabeceras do condado. Referido
a Ia comisi6n judiciaria; No. 30,
por el senior Mirabal, para abro.
gar las secciones S67-7O-7l-72-
73 y "a relativas al Negociado de
Immigration. Referido ala CO.
mission judiciaria; No. 81, por Mr..
Walters y Mr.. Ruppe, para re.
gular la classification de condados
y fjando los salarios de oticiales
de condado. Referido 4 la comi.
sion judicisria; No. 80, por el se--
nor Trujillo, para enmendar 10
secci6n 10 de Las Leyes Recopi
ladas tocante a Ia distributor de
aqua en- acequias de comunidad.
Referido q 10 comision judiciaria; /;
No. 88, por el sefior Padilla, para,
ell traslado de archivos de pro.
piedad raiz de Colfax 81 condado
de Union para referencia Refe.
rido q Ia comisl6n sobre asuntos
territoriales.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-31
- PoRTs MUsr eaoW.

Is It not strange that the wonder.
Fill development Of The western cit
les. ana Inc cities UPON the Pacific
coast Il tiaesd 10 its live inspira
ton. comes fr2n eastern hio0a from
Florida to Maine, From mon who
nave hrak en loose from Old and "a
miuar Environments and have con
auered wii6ernes and made il
blossom n mnlaudinous, ana
Iuqryelous prosperity
Stranger things have happened
a.n & raGlcr Of Che trade, return
to the old moorinss. To . reeogni-
ton OF lhe south That the revolyins
wheel Of destiny, progre hes
brought us hack e the cid and fa-
mniar seacoast oil the commencement
OF our civilization upon this eontin-
eut TO find opportunities before
which western progress shall pale,
The day has come in The develop
meut CT the country when the three
thousand cities Of The interior make
tbs development upon large lines Of
lie ocean seapurts u the country,
less than 100 in number a necessity
OF progress OF these seaports the
vast majority are upon the Atlantic
,.ss
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EDucAToR's esREAk."

Chancellor =. Benjamin Andrews
Of the Nebraska State University
appears to be in danger Of gettiaq
himself into hot water among bis
constituency it, would doubtless b.
no great snrDrise TO him; he ought
to be somewhat accustomed 10 IL
b. this time
The cause of The trouble appears tc
have been a sweepins remark made
by the chancellor re Is creditsa
Hith the statement that editors who
uniusly criticize men ought 20 be
hanged, and it Is reported that Ne
bragkans are somewhat disposed to
favor the chancellor rs a fullfledged
member Of the "Down and Out
eiq II a.. tra. that tnoe. are come
editors ( ho desarys to be hanged.
There doubt that tssre lave
been rich pen who ousIt y have
come 70 IN an ead. Il IS true. al
80, that some Of the criticism 81 dch
men BY some Of fae editors have been
unfair Bat these arc not ;he Ques.
lions The point is whether or not
Chancellor AnaSws in the capacity
Of head OF an Institution OF learning
Is going out OF legitimate province
to indulge ia these flanb0yant obs
servations to Be published broadcast.
When be was at The head Of Broxn
University he stirred an things iiA a
political campaign to such an extent
that a chenge was made, and we
next heard Of him as the head Of
the Chief Of public schools. Suisse
quenty he became identified with
Nebraska University IN which cap
acity he was reported to have takea
a somewhat conspicuous part ia the
late tanned money" controversy. In
fact he has done a number of q
en- striking stunts on the side DIN
ing liss educational career but non
Of them seems TO have created mos
surprise than bis stand III favor Of
hanging editors who dare g crti-
else rich men.
His views as 60 the editorial con
duct Of newspapers are Of LITTLE inn
ponance except in SO far as they
create the impression that he is
toadying to tie rich, an idea which
no honest newspaper would consider
This suggests that he be put in the
class with Chancellor Day, Of syria
cuse University, Vho up to recently
had habit Of defending John D.
Rockefeller every time anybody cen
sured chat gentleman for the multi
tude offenses of which his oil trust
IS guilty Or perhaps Chancellor An
drews Is pursuing the policy OF those
freak members Of the faculty OF Chi.
cago University who make bids FOR
noser,ety by the most Startling rout,
es.
However, this may be, honest ed
ltors viii continue to eriGciso the
rich when the rich undertake to I'M
pose upon the public by evading Or
defying the laws, and Chancellor An
drews' views as to the treatment or
disposition Of such editors win not
deter them from this commendablc
course, He would doubtless make
more progress as an educator OF the
youth by refraining from the express
sion Of views that tend to nut him
in an undT ee. if not ridiculous
light.
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Mrs. Armor, Of Eastman, president
OF the Georgia W G. T. u is now
lecturing over the state. telling how
Georgia went dry" We have pref.
" good idea Of how it happened,
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"The women did it, is the cry sent
out from birmingham as the cause
of the result Of the prohibition cleo,
tien Monday. The women can do
almost anything when they try real
hard
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-31

Fourteen Illinois republican con
gressmen started another boom for
Speaker Cannon What have they got
AGAINST Unto Joe?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-31

Day by day the south is going dry,
and II is now believed that it win be
only matter Of a few years before
the solid south viii drive whiskoy
out,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-31

A man claims to have discovered
spotuting bores in Australia During
political campaigns In this country
the woods are full of them
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Then. too, 1t Is generally believed
that Mr. Roosevelt did not receive
birthday remembrances from Sona-
tor Foraker or Eellamy storer
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John D. Rockefeller is said to be
fond Of playing the violin. He seems
to have number Of ways Of string
ing the public.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-31

Maybe the Birmingham AgesIorald
will now dry up
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Two months from tomorrow and
then well, what The use Of mention
ing It?
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


ceor1la. Glynn comfy,
nv virtue 81 order of the Court
be sold at publ zEcry at the court
house door In said county on the
first Tuesday 10 Novemhe~. 1907, be
tween the usual hours Of sale. the
following real estate belonging to
the estate of Urbanus Dart. deceased.
to-wit:
That certain tract Of hand IN the
City Of Brunswick, Glynn County.
Georgia, described. according to the
man or plan Of said CITY generally
known as George r. Baldwin's map
made in 1897 as Old Town lot mum
Der one hundred and seventy nine.
sAnd imnrovemen s thereon. said lot
containing ninety by one hundred
and EIGHTY feet bounded as follows:
on the north by f street. east by
Union street, south by Old Town lot
one hundred and eight (tS0, and
west bv REYNOLDS street This Oc-
tober l1th. 1907
W. r. @svnore.
Administrator Estate OF Urbanus
Dart
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1907 tax NOTICE. 1907.

opAhe following dates 7 wiz pc at
the several Precincts TO collect e
ard County Taxes for 1907 $ Sim
ems, Nov. / and Nov p; Broakman
Nov s and Nov rs: B'alen NOV E
and Nov q; sterIing Nov 6 and
Nov 26
All other dates unll Dec. 1a at
Court House.
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making haste slowly'-characterlze
our method of compromising physi-
clans prescriptions. We are NOS lag
gards, but caution is our first prin-
ciple, SO that our customers win be
helped nor Kindred in the cure Of
their maladies. Purity and neatness
might with truth be printed -
labels. Safe place fer volsa
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The Great Alba !
Albany Daily Her ~
best special edition from
a southern newp8' The
paper covers Albany and Daugherty
county complete; it is handsomalg
printed, we'll edited and the people
of Albany in particular and Of the
state in general should congratulate
Editor Mcintosh on the great piece OF
work he has accomplished for his
city, section ana state.
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co AND ri TER.
(Aa,tarAtp 9N

co AND Fl rER.
(Adversis 10
Matters OF vital rtanee to the
city viii in an pros S&shty, be sub
mitted to the voterais year and
next Only those &fistered VIII
have the privilege OF hoing
You may want tCs~ote for the
fathers OF The "Arto8Sn Wen bill :
Have You heard of sssttle Ae.es'an
Bill, il not. ask yon~ Righb9r. May-
be YOU may want to u e for men
who endorse such a Acme or you
may want 20 vote asaiiN hem.
You may want to yoN for alder
mcn who viii ebdorseNour new
contract rates On light aud water:
or. you may want 10 vote the other
way.
You may want to vo'e for men
who. as aldermen. vein insist on Sc
curing for the neop,e and the city
water rates as cheap as Jaeks0nville
Fernandina, and other cities near us.
There is q certainty - you will
hava this opportunity
Then again, this y next. you
nav want to vote fo 49, against the
ratification Of forty wear franchise
recently granted ny the city. Yop
m9y want 10 vote for The scheme &c
issue additional city bonds. UP 10 its
limit of about 100000. and paX
small portion of the town or yoy
not II this scheme can be W
and thus use up t',a..u SiSfss
Tor new bones tRa PINOT
e" buy or hails works
tenn. Maybe Sose who are boon
ms this Bonds for Paving Scheme. =
have lost sight of this fact. and then
again. maybe they haven't but think
the people have. Might be "nigger
in JAle woodpile; at any rate it. is
worth looking into
You may want to vote on these.
and perhaps other issues liable 70
arise.
TO do so, Won must register.
The hooks opened at the -.
Hail on Oct. 2 and win clos
Monday, Nov ( at 6 p m.
10 not disfranchise yourself
failing to register.
+. NewnaanA
3, r, Hopt
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Address a
News Publishing Co,
Brunswick, ~.
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John Temple Graves may b9S
in many OF his views, he may IS
what OF y crank on many
but when he leaves The jon
field or Georgia this state M
It's most versatile writer p
The Dickinson press., 1907-07-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Compasses, all kinds, at Scherfius
jewellery store. 4.27-tf
Just received. a carload OF wagons and
hay machinery at Drenkel's. 6.2o-tf
Public stenographer, office q Leon.
berger building, telephone 81. 4.6-tf
Every thing known in paints and
painters supplies. Mcdonald & Pom.
roy. 4.2o-tt
Sheriff E. c. Barry Of Hettinger has
been a business visitor in the city this
week.
Every thing known in paints and
painting material at Mcdonald 4
Pomroy's. 4.2o.tf
Richardson's rugs are beauty spots.
They will help to furnish your room
artistically. Sold bye B. Frankenberg
5-26.tf
The Dickinson Horse Sales Co. is
listing thousands of horses for the August
sale. Are yours among them! 5-4'tf
Prof. A. P. Hollis OF the state normal
at Valley City will give a lecture in the
Congregational church this Saturday
evening: Prof. Hollis is an Instructive
aud entertaining speaker. The public
is earnestly invited to be present.
The Dickinson press., 1907-07-27

Teddy bears are given away at
Drenkel's. 7.27.tf
Sam Opheim was in Monday from
near the L F ranch.
Gilbert Gilbertson was in from near
Saltwater on Wednesday.
R. ]. Fleck and son Joe were up
from Richardson on Tuesday.
Charles Mitchell and lady returned
from their western trip last week.
H. A. Schulze has finished his labors
as clerk in A. T. Crowds store.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stark of Beaver
were visitors in the city this week.
Lost-Wednesday a gold brooch.
Reward. Return to PRESS Office. Up
A good line Of irst.class wagons at
Drenkel's yard. Prices right. 4'13-tf
For sale, or will trade for land, two. or
four-cylinder automobile. I'll. Beard. 1t
Large consignment of Chinese and
Japanese ware, also Prescott glass at
Drenkel's. 1t
Henry Mills was in from his Billings
county ranch for a short business stay
this week.
The famous Richardson's Superla.
tive carpets are sold here only by o. B
Frankenberg. 5-1o-tf'
E. A. Mulkey from near Beaver was
in this week with a bunch Of horses fol
1.-the horse sales.
Before buying wall paper look ove1
our stock. We have a new and com
plete line, ingrains, vanished tiles
duplex ingrains, which will not fade; al
new goods and strictly up-to.date. Nc
Donald & Pomrov. 4.2o.tI
The Dickinson press., 1907-07-27

Money to loan on first mortgage farm
property. We also advance money to
make final proof at reasonable rates.
Bowling and Charles, Fargo, N. D.
7-I3.4p
The Dickinson press., 1907-07-27

1t costs but little to insure household
goods and be safe. The Ayers agency
in the PRESS building. 7-I3-5t
The Dickinson press., 1907-07-27

Tornado insurance written in the
Ayers insurance agency in the PRESS
building. 7l3.5t
The Dickinson press., 1907-07-27

Hay-2oo tons of hay to be put up
at head of Knife river west of Fayette.
Apply to G. R. Wannemacher, Dickin-
son. 6.2o.tf
The Dickinson press., 1907-07-27

A m to keep house and make it
her home in family Of two. Inquire OF
Fred Thompson. 7-2o.2t
The Dickinson press., 1907-07-27

Everybody needs a good map and
everybody in Western North Dakota
needs the PRESS. The PRESS one year
and a colored three-sheet wall map of
the two Dakotas and the United States
costs $I.75. 7-2o OF
The Dickinson press., 1907-07-27
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