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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11

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The evening world., 1907-04-15
GIRL GETS $4,000
VERDICT IN SUIT
FOR ISLANDER
Miss Raymond Wins
from Mrs. Ring. Mt. Ver-
non s Richest Woman.

WHITE PLAINS. y. y. April H.
In tho Supreme Court here to-day a
jury gave Miss Grace Raymond. n for
mer sunday ehooI teacher % Mount
Vernon. HoO3 damages against Mrs.
Naomio Duncomba Ring for alleged
zlandor.
The action brought by Miss Raymond
Was based on two ugly namys' alleged
10 have been used against her by Mrs.
Ring Lawyer Thomas A. Ackennel.
OF counsel Tor the plalnun, declared
that tho verdict was the largest ever
awarded In the State Of New York in
a slander suit where spoken words were
alleged
Miss Raymond VAS elated over the
verdict
III vindicates me Of the malicious
accusations made against me and the
jury believed my story" she declared
Mrs Ring said The verdict Is an
outrage i will appeal I never uttered
the bad words the plainun charges
Mrs Ring Is roputcd 10 Ds the richest
woman In Mount Vernon Her wealth
is estimated az l2.eo.oo0.
The evening world., 1907-04-15
MARVIN HAS NEW CLUE
TO HIS KIDNAPPED BOY.

DOVER. Del April 70 Interest has
revived / nrH. Marvin hdnapurz case.
and Dr Marvin AfGer nye weeks of
waiting and watching mas received
word that child resembling hls four
yrar-old Horace has been located az or
near bridgeport conn.
In Wow OF sac fact that the lnforma-
ton relative 20 the boy came from an
authenlie source. that of boston de-
tectivc, Percy 4 porlng. the Doctor
has hopes that the clue they are work
ing on Nln be successful ANA that Ms
child vii soon be- restored Go him The
doctor left mere early rnis morning bY
rail. nog disclosing h,a destination 10
any one.
The farm 10 ttln boing closely guarded
ana watched by The Plnkrripn men as
NrU az nelahbors N'ho are OF tho be-
lief that the child Nili be- spirited back
as ms mysteriouHsy a. he NAs taAcn away.
The evening world., 1907-04-15
NEWARK s CHIEF
OF POLICE ENDS
LIFE IN A PARK
John Adams Feared to
Face Trial for Neglect
ing Duties.

Worried over tho agitation caused By
the vice crusade OF last summer and
tho thought OF having to stand trial
under an indictment for mAifeasance In
once Chief OF Polire John Adams com
mitted suIslde By shooting himself In
Branch ook Park. Newark. shortly
before II o'clock to-day
Chief AdAms's body yas found n, -.
bench b. park policeman shortly after
the suicide Was committed. The ofne-r
heard report OF a revolver and ran
quickly 10 the, spot. The suicide took
place near the Ballantino gateway on
.ho north side OF the park close To tho
canal. The chief was dressed In civilian
clothes. He had evidently left hA home
with the intention OF ending his life. al
the act was committed only about two
blocks from the house.
When Chief Adams left home, short
ly after 0 o'clock. he went In a north
crly direction. and enteTed the park at
tle BLOOMFIELD avenue entrance lie had
evidently sFpeise over his tfotfbi,s FOR
some time He bada his wife an ansc-
Tomato good-by. but 30 far as Ia known
gave no intention Of committing suicide
MTs Adams is prostrated over tho
neNs Of her husbands act The news
of the suicide created a profound sen
sation within half an hour after the
body Was discovered.
Adams Wls appointed Chief OF Police
by tie Common Council July 7, lSG
succeeding Henry Hopper. who resigned
AZ that time Adams was captain q
thb Fourth PfoclncL lie had bean a pO
lice ofloer since Feb. g. ls1a when h,
was appointed by former AldsrnaI
Charles Marsh. Of the old Eighth Ward
liu was born In Brooklyn. N. Y. OF
be ID. lsh During the Ciyil War
'whon President Lincoln issued his soc
ond call for troops. he Joined the Soy
oniy seventh New YorD Volunteers A
drummer boy.
The evening world., 1907-04-15
WILL MAKE MONEY AS
FAIR VISITORS LOOK ON.


NORFOLK. Va, April ls.-The Trsa.
suTy Department will have most ella
borate exhibit ~ the jamestown Er.
position. There will be complies dis,
plays representing all ~ the depart
msnts and divisions. including Mint.
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing
quarantine service. marine Dr. spitals.
revenue service ami histoTical exhibits
These till SHOW ali tho machinery and
equipment and n flrer ~ oveT thirty
nve men Will be- constantly az work
MONEY viii be made tfffre ne eyes
OF the spectator, the metal bsinE treated
from the raw bullion 10 The unishe,l
coin. one machine. the coin ores
which turns cut Il unie eagirH HriEns
Ise9 pounds and Is the most modnrn
thing OF ~ kind Ia use
The Bureau ~ kneraNing and Print
ing will give . continuous dasnonsvfa-
lion OF hank Government note and
bond making through al OF the stages
The evening world., 1907-04-15
TRAIN BURNS, AND
VICTIMS SAID TO
Be DEAD IN RUINS
Great Northern Passen-
ger Special Jumps Track
and Catches Fire,

ST. PAUL. Mlnn., April B.-oreai
Northern wesi-bound train No. l. leav-
ing 81. Paul Sunday morning. jumped
The track near Devils Lake A--pAks
early to-day. According to stAtsment
issued AZ the general offices IN this city
a mail clerk and number Of Passen-
gers were badly Injured.
II Is not ye, known. according TO the
railway people. whether or not any one
was killed,
A special 20 the Desplteh from IDakota. d.
y. D.. says several passengers were
Killed or injured. and that tho wree ked
train was destroyed BY fre.
The evening world., 1907-04-15
MILLION TO BE OFFERED
AS BAIL PENDING TRIAL
Juror Steele Makes Call on Delmas and De-
clares Prisoner Treated His Former
Counsel Shabbily-Thaw Asks
to See Molneux

In e event of Harry Taw being placed trial for his life second
Evelyn Nesb Thaw will the stand and repeat the remarkable
story she told the proceeding This announced this afternoon
by Dan ORtly in full charge of Thaws defense well
as acting counsel for Thaws wife. .x.
III another trial is held" said M ORely cit has been aged that
the same line that used in the first trial will be followed
Evelyn aw will tell her story again but her testimony will greatly
strengthened by documentary evidence that before
The evening world., 1907-04-15
G0MPERS TO MEET
HEADS OF UNIONS.

Samuel Gomrers. iresitert Of me
American Federation Of Labor. VII W
ni ght attend tho meeting OF the busi-
nfrs agetts Of the Manhattan un.o .
which tAkos place AT No. lG loast Flry-
iAlrd street The strike of the painters
n, l-.i--t Pisa IA -aller hul-d-
inga IN course NJ construction br mo
local arms Wi be- ds,u"iad ana
the proposition of general strike OF
the trades unions on tho Fulisr Com
psnys work rfll 1c taken he'ofi hs
natlos al leader
The evening world., 1907-04-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for New York CITY
and deinltyi Fair tonight. Tues-
day. cloudy and slightly warmer.
followed by rain; fresh westerly
Winds, becoming southeast and
south.
Eastern New York and New
Jersey Fair tonight. Tuesday,
showers and warmer; fresh west
s.inas, bseomine south.
The evening world., 1907-04-15

SCORE BY INNINGS.

Brooklyn ..... 90 o o q o a.
-..-tsa ,........ q % % D % %
summary 1wu-base Ilits-Lumlcy-
Sacrifice Hit-HpWsrd StIicu Buses
fttCncy, e. ilrst Base on Bnils-OR
ituckcr. 2; Oft flenrS o. Struck uut-By
Kicker. .. by PfrfIer. T. Daublc Plays
Lewis, Alp"rman aud Jordun, Howard
and Ritchvy. Passed Balls-iiurley. g.
Wild PitcheS-RucKer. J. Ifii by Pitcncd
Ball-BeaumonL Time-Onc hour and
forty minutes. Umpirc--Riglar. Attcn-
dnncc-z5hl
Details af Game On PaHe ~
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quarters, ran fourth.

They wen, 10 the post at 1o5 and the
race was over hve minutes later. They
went away as soon as they lined 10
at the barrier. Demund broke IN front.
and. as he was fayorlte. the crowd let
out roar when they saw the blue and
white eolors shoot into tho lead.
Avauntcer, a 80 to chance. TOOK second
The evening world., 1907-04-15
BATTING ORDER.

walked Brown dropped Doolins ny
and Courtney went TO 1htrd Dahlen
got } Jlcklitscn'S grounder and threw 20
second to catch Doolin. Doolin over
ran ;he bag aud was touched out, out
Courtney Al scored IN the meantime
and tho ran was allowed To count oNE
Kt y
strsng batted for Ames and flied out
TO Thomas. Sentell took Dooin's place
al short Shannon singled over third.
browne sarrlficed TO Dugg. .cby sending
shannon to second. Devhn struck out.
NO RUNS.
Taylor took Amsss place In the box.
Eighth Inning.
Corcoran threw out Duggleby. Thomas
drove long ny TO brown. as did
Gleason. NO RUNS.
Seymour started on with a safe one
To left Bresnahan followed suit with
dT1vr against the left field fence for
two bags, sending Seymour to thir.i
BowernAn popped weak ny to Court
n~y. DAhlen whipped a ciCau single
Il Aafe. Bresnahan stopped at aiird.
CorcOran went out on sharp crack 20
| Duggieby. and BreHnahan came h91na
with the run walich put New York In
RUNS.
Ninth inning, -. 49,
Three men started for McGee'E ny 20
left and all stopped in time ~ let II
fall safe Bransneld hit into a double
play started by. Devlin. which retired
The side. NO RUNS
The evening world., 1907-04-15
wAsHrSGToN
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Highlandsrs o. o o y %
Washington ..- o o SO p
First base on bAlis-oh Keefe .. on
Clarkson, . on Patten. 2 Left Or
bases-W ashington, ). New York. .
Struck out--By keefe. J. by ClhrKson
.. by PAtten l. Two-base hits-Hon
man. Keefe. Cross. Anderson (2l. Per
r4ne. Jones tSolen bases-AltizeT. Sac
rince htr-Conroy klelnJN trl 1ai Les
SchlanS. Double A-EAberfeld. WI
liau4A and Chase -Elherfeld and WI
liaIns. Perr1ne. sihiany and Anderson
wAd plochos-<eefe. / Pattcn, !. HI
Attsndence-2to too Time OF game hpn
and G minutes.
Details Of Game on Page =.
The evening world., 1907-04-15
CHICAGO At DETROIT.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
sT. LOUIS An cINcINNA

Cincinnati ...... 0 o 0 0 0 0 .
Batteries MCGEE aud McGlynne
Marshall and Mason.
The evening world., 1907-04-15

II is believed that hr O Rslliy re-
ferred 10 letters written by Stanford
White to Evelyn Nesbit. which would
tens 10 strengthen her charges against
tho dead architect These letters were
In the possession OF the defense, hut
we're not used Tor some unexplained
Feasbn.
man describing himself as samuel
Fein. importer OF oloaks and suits. at
no. al Broadway. called at the Grim
inAl Courts Building this afternoon and
announced that he was prepared 70 de-
posit 10000 cash bail for Harry Thaw.
He does no, know Thaw personally
When District KtT6rnsy Jerome r.
turns from Iakcvillc on weinesdaY
Daniel o'Reilly. who is now ACTIVELY In
charge OF the legal interests OF Harry
ThAw. will hold conference with him
for the purpose of discussing the matter
of admitting Stanford whites SLAYER to
bail pending the next trial. Mr.
O Reilly will ha prepared g. show the
Diftrici-Attorney that the ThAw family
can give bond In any amount thar can
be named FOR tho Young millionaire.
Thsw'S mother Is ready 10 post a mill
ion dollars In bonds and securities so
that her son mas be freed from tno
oldeal OF spending second summer
o1oped M In the Tombs
Although Mr.. Jerome has expressed
himself as being unalterably opposed
20 the release OF ThaW on bail. there IL
said 10 be a possibility that some ar.
TanEement mas be made In any event
Ar O'Rellly - nov preparing 70 swear
out a wit OF habeas corpus for h.s
The evening world., 1907-04-15
FAVORITE DE MUND is FOURTH
AFTER LEADING TO STRETCH
Thomas Calhoun Lands Two Year. Old Event
by Neck, After Being Backed from 20
Down to 8 to Athlete, at II to I,
and Bell Smoker, at to /.
BY FRANK w. THORP.

RACE TRACK, AQUEDuCT, April i5Jimmy McCormcks Glor-
e ridden by Jockey Mountain the $1,000 Handicap here
to-day. Rohen with Beekman up and Bemons Don
Diego third The time Twenty thousand racing en-
hsas hand for the seasons opening saw the race nun
Up TO post time there doubt Roeben starting in
the Zig Owner Johnson had trouble securing ocy but aiy
engaged Beekman The winner %e Rnsehan
Dnund several Others Demund touted sure winner in many
The evening world., 1907-04-15
Dan o'RsIIIy The Only Lawyer.

Thaw himself gave orders day that
no iaNyrr urrrpt - Reilly should bc al
lowed 10 sec him to-day II Was his
own peculiar way OF serving notice
upon Attorneys Hlrtridse ana Gleason
thal for the time belnE a. least ho
q NJ care q have any further deal
inGs with them. Mr Reilly served
notice upon CLERK Penney OF the Grim
inH Branch OF the Supreme Court that
none OF the exhibits IA The case must
be surrendered 10 amy one except b m
II developed to-day thai Deimasn Zee
Tor defending Thaw was not n9Ovj0 or
Snythng lihe IL 1. was IzSodo. aud
Ip william ThaN has handed him
hls check Tor the last instalinoni OF H.
Delmls expects 20 leave In few days
for a hunting Trip 10 Canada Then,
according 10 report. he may so back
10 hia old homu in Cal.fosnia TO defena
Abe Ruen. the trapped oosa Of, San
Francisco. A good many people Nouio
nor be surprised u hr. peimas StaysI
thers
Reporters Who were waiting 20 sos
Ar Dclmls ai his once this afternoon
we're surprlsed 10 see Wilbur r. Steele.
who WIS Juror No. o ip the lnuw trial
suddenls Issue from the lawyers private
eonsaliaupn-room he was Immediately
recognized aud when asked the Rasor
Tor hls IN he Eaio
II Just Iropped in 20 see NJ DelmaH
You knoW ha IL now out OF the ina y
case lif has been treated very shab
hiiit lamr 90 noe him about certain
points that wcro not brought out a. lhs
Iriai
"Nhpt were those pointFf" sas asked
NJ stesiss reply was not an answer
" Iho question hr began 20 spoak
> lcondnlen on second rags)
The evening world., 1907-04-15

Two 8o0SsAKEsS ARRESTED A aoQEDyST


THoooomakes were arrested al Aqued.ot1 acE this a'.
erAooo Immediately after the running 9tthe Garter da1dcsa
Tncy were Iaken into custosy by county detectives on c
Of violating ihe law as regards bettA0
ne men were hustled cJt ot the far 1slov ans ore
5ola qel 10 them
q was reported early h fhe aerpooh thal "3.g' Cow q
Noa be aTeSled being one Of TIE cadn Taaes IN The set
opotan On that IS Composed Of ayers OF ODDS cowan Mis-
tppet of and quit the hqh s0o ear returning 10 Es Yof
befofe the last ra0e -.
The evening world., 1907-04-15
RESULTS OF
THE OTHER BALL
GAMES TO-DAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
BOSTON AT PHILAoELPH

CLEVE LAND AT ST LOUIS.
Game postponed on aco0unt Of rain.
BOSTON AT PHILADELPHIA.
isustuu -----.....- 81 49,
Philadelphia ..-n o o o i 4
Batteries - Harris. Shaw. PLANK.
Schreck.
CHICAGO AT DETROIT.
C''3cAgo ..... 90. 0oi oOO o O-i
Detroit ...t..... q % Il
Owen-sulivan- siever-Schmidi
The evening world., 1907-04-15
ICE HOLDS STEAMER
PASSENGERS In PERIL

MENoMINEE. Mica. April l5.-Tho
steamer Sailor Boy witch len port
Saturday. j. rrpoued stuck in the Toe
near Deaths Door. and ln a precerious
po itipp feaFs tare entertained for the
safety Of the passengers and crew
The evening world., 1907-04-15

&c. s.rs s.s:... sessss4se Z Z s.l.. e y s.... ss :
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place ana Rgo- Wita aliier up. tools
talri place They went TO the turn in
this order with Gloriaer. oxford. Tile
in; and Roseben In a close bunch oo-
hind
Where oemund Weakened.
in ihc stretch Demund sMl held a
The evening world., 1907-04-15
'GLORIFIER WINS $4,000
HANDICAP FROM R0SEBEN
GIANTS WIN, SCORE is 8 TO 8
GIANTS.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

6lan;a 65al,laa''gali !..!,..:.. 81 1852 .:
The evening world., 1907-04-15

osefslaq kins Ase M hffnessss sa5s , @ - ma. no
The evening world., 1907-04-15

psAl'a sAss" Out H'pH'Asia o'-''A-
The evening world., 1907-04-15
EVENING WORLD RACE CHART
FIRST DAY AT AQUEDUCT.
APRIL Is CLEAR TRACK FAST

Selling three sraToids ana onward i1oo
gldasa out Timcloo25 c. by AthllaS-,Miss
The evening world., 1907-04-15
Third Inning,

McGee again fell q victim TO Amea's
curves and famed. CorcOran got BrAns-
Iiields pop Courtney roll To uahlen
and Was out 10 BowermAn No RUNS.
Am-u got a base on balls shannon .
hot one into Dugglehy forced Ames at
second shannon made fatal attempt
90 steal second. and Browne prolonged
tho agony bV gctting his base on balls
Devtn smashed wicked single 90 ieft.
AsudlnE Browne 10 second Seymour
famed a hot 0De toward nrnt but by a
pretty stop BHnsleld saved the day
No RUNS
The evening world., 1907-04-15

Tam cnEsn and WauAfofi rcrntched.
Jimmy lane much 1hl brst Under
sandaleo5f was shor, snd should Improve
III T4lao RACE se'iias '~o.,''
The evening world., 1907-04-15
Fourth Inning.

Bresnahan 500 under DOolin's pop n,
over the plite Jaoklitzch pupr.ed IN
1ns foT Dalllsn DuSgleby struck oui
No RUNS
BresIahan got 20 hrui on balls Bow
erman hunted towards Courtney ans
NaH safely on nrsl Dnhlen then al
YAnced both men With pretty sacri
play perfect by whipping a clean on
inbn left neid. scoring Browne and Bow
erman Amea poppel short rs q
ont CorcoHn out AZ second TWt
RUNS.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-04-25

Mems Suits $3.50, ZOO, $50, 1850, N50 Is!
Youths Suits. $685. $50, 600, 800, 900, Lates S
Chjdrens Suits, $ll5 80 rs, $50 $50, worth the
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-04-25

Warner, W. two ten pin alleys 10
Atlantic Refining Co., wholesale, Dushore
And thar an appeal viii D. heid IL The Office ii
,he CpuA:y f,pasu.er IL l4Gpar'F. IN, 0'' IA. 46tb
3av ot April. 100, III 40 aiCG; y. ~. Wbei a. !
There Eon inay a,t";id Il yoI t'.ins lrpryr.
NILES @. BARNES, Ny.1a,t;nl Appralsrr
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-04-25
TO The. Republican Electors OF

To The. Republican Electors of
Pennsylvania:
am directed by the Republican
State Committee to announce that
the Republicans of Pennsylvania,
By their duly chosen representatives
viii, in accordance with the provis-
ion contained in Section - Of the
Uniform Primary Law requiring
that the State Convention be held
not later than one week after the
date Of the plimaries), }, meet in con-
yention at the Lyceum Theatre in
the City Of Harrisburg on Tuesday,
June 6, 1907, at 1890 A. M. for
the purpose Of dominating a candi-
date for the following Office, viz:
One person for the Office of State
Treasurer; and for the transaction
OF such other business as may be
pt tScuutu'
In accordance with the rules
governing the party, the represen-
tation in the State Convention will
be based upon the vote polled at
the last Presidential election. In
der the rules, each legislative dis
tri"t is entitled to one delegate for
each two thousand votes cast for
Republican Presidential electors in
1901, and an additional delegate
for every fraction of two thousand
votes polIcdin excess Of one thous-
and
BY order OF State Comm,
W. K. Andrews. Chairman
John K. Williams, Sec y
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-04-25
Primary Election Notices.

Notice is hereby given that the Chair
man Of the Republican party, for Sullivan
County has filed in this Office a written
notice. setting forth the names OF the fol-
lowing party offices to he filled at the en-
suing primary election, in accordance
with the Act OF Assembly of February H.,
1906. One County Chairman, one >ecre-
tary. and one Treasurer OF the Standing
Committee one Committeeman or each
voting precinct, and one Delegate to the
Republican State Convention.
Notice is hereby given that the Chair.
man OF the Democratic party for Sullivan
County has filed in this office Il written
notice setting forth the names Of the toll
lowing party offices to he filled at the en-
suing primary election in accordance with
the Act OF Assembly OF February II, 1906.
One Delegate to the Democratic State
ConN eniion. one Committeeman Tor each
voting precinct.
Notice is hereby given that the Chair
man ofthe Prohibition party. for Sullivan
touatv has filed in this office a written
notice setting forth the name OF the fol-
lowing party offices to be filed at the
ensuing primary election in accordance
with the Act of Assembly of February H.,
1906. One County Chairman, one Com
mitteeman for each voting precinct.
PUBLIC OFFICES To BE FILLED
AT THE SPRING PRIMARY,
One High Sheriff.
One I'rothonotary, Clerk OF the Courts
Etc:
F. II. McCarty.
b. 7. Bennett, CONS,
Michael Mcdonald,
Attest: VIM. =. Shoemaker, Clerk.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-04-25

a ttlom
~ oSc regular value All cO|orS Also big
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-04-25
Notice..

Estate of Jesse Williams late OF Forks
Township, Sullivan County. Pa, deceased
Notice is hereby given that letters OF
administration upon the estate OF said
decedent have been granted to the under
signed. All l.persons indebted to said Is
tate are requested to make payment and
those having claims or demands against
same will make them known without de
lay to
A. ii. .BUSCHHAUSEN. Admr.
Laporte, Pa, March 80, 1907.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-04-25
Mercantial Appraisment'e

To venders of domestic and fsregn merchan
disc etc. in sullivan county Pa. will take notice
that they are appraised and classified by the un
dersigncd Appraiser of Merctile and ther Licen
sas for the year 1906, Us follows. to wit:
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-04-25
SHOES.

~, Also big lot Of Shoes and Slippers the big
All kinds bio
modern in
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-04-25
Millinery Of the Rarest Type and Styles.

call
We
Please
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-26
A Humane Appeal

A humane citizen OF Richmond, Ind.
Mr.. q. D. Williams, 107 West Main ST.
says: Il appeal to all persons with
weak lungs to take Or. Kings New
Discovery, the only remedy that has
helped me and fully comes up to the
'proprietors recommendssion." It saves
more lives than all other throat and
lung remedies put together. used as q
cough and cold cure the world over.
Cures asthma, bronchitis, Group,
uhooping cough, quinsy, hoarseness,
and phthisic, stops hemmorage OF the
lungsand builds>them up. Guaranteed
at Fl. j. Piers drug store. SOC End 81. 90
Trial bottle ffee.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-26
NOTICE OF HEARING p1rvH PEr1rIoN


file with the Board
established
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township ly1 fythree @ 80 rods thence
and and the N
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ball Of the section @ all township
through drainage proposed will pass
the the Of be @ sa
areas 0' = - ~ : - 1l's 'l = : sA' al0 ps''Do
OWNER
NV quarter 8 9s Eschnose
81 Andrew Thompson
NV quarter John Rooth
drapage
nearly
hall o. the four ~
ter the Of section ~
half OF the
] @ sross M
the southeast quarter 81 see.aa four thence
quarter ses ss5s By % 5osp y oo sars Nielsen
And would affect following
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d es. s1s {s a.s ssg Sbs IS ss
room e the eu
City Parker said county the hearing
New then 2 sehnose Bach cJ Bach Andrew
Township firms
d ~ ns b said hereby 5 ho
all deeming
are hereby sumnened at said hearing
Dated this 9th day ofSeptember, A. D.. 1907.
Attest: j. ELLIS
E. w BROWNE Chairman
IsEAL
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-26
Heath in the Canal Zone

The high wages make IL n mighty
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