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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-08-21

LAT acres of land two miles east of
Gray Court, known as the Garrett place.
Price So, 000. 90.
Two lots in the city of Laurens, Nos.
10 and 36; part of Simpson property.
Price $l5O.OO for the two.
81 acres land, two dwellings, and out
buildings, n mile of New Harmony
Church. Price $685. 90 per acre.
lao acres in Youngs township near
Bramlett's Church, z room dwelling,
good barn and outbuildings. Price
Sd, 200.
33 Acres land with 6 room cottage in
side corporate limits of town of Gray
Court. a bargain at 81. 800.
$50 acres of land within the corporate
limits of town of Gray Court, with
dwelling and 3 tenant houses, barn and
u buildings; also fine rock quarry in
good working order, price 81, 600.
Is acres of land, bounded by lands of
Albert Ramage, Bee Blakely and others.
Price $50 per acre.
3 acres of land IN town of Fountain
Inn, + room dwelling, barn and out
buildings, price 5000.
100 acres of located between Alma
and the old Eden p~ostoffice, with dwell
ing and out buildings, price $2,25O.
Is acres land in town of Fountain Inn
on Shaw street. Will be divided into 3
acre lots with n acre front. $500.
per acre.
140 acres of land at Maddcns Station
with one tenant house, one hundred
acres in cultivation. Price $25. 90 per
acre.
263 acres, joining land of Watts Mills
known as the Badgett place. Nice
residence. This is q well elevated tract
overlooking the city of Laurens, Just
outside Incorporated limits fronting on
North Harper street and divided by
public highway. This property can be
divided into building lots to advantage.
A good investment for right man. Price
$50 per acre.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-08-21
NGlice of Election.

In consideration of petitions suni-
GENTLY signed by the free holders and
electors residing in school District Nos.
q, 5, g., and z. Dial Township, Laurens
County, asking for an election for the
purpose of voting upon a proposition to
organize a High Schnol at Gray Court
Owings Institute, as provided for by a
recent act of the Legislature.
An election will be held at Gray
Court, S. g. Dial Township, Friday,
September 9Th, 1907, beginning at 7
A. M. closing at 4 p. M, under the
supervision of Mcssrs. w. II. Banks
dale, w. r. Cheek, N. j. G.. Curry and
II. b. Abercrombie.
Those favoring the proposition will
vote For High School" those opposing
will vote Against High School,
Registration certificate and tax re-
ceipt are requirements of electors to
vote.
BY order of the County Board of Ed
ucation of Laurens County.
r. w. NASH, Chairman,
r. A
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-08-21

We are headquarters for the
line of Agate, Blue, Grey TinwafV
including everything you may need in
your Kitchen. Don't buy before you
see our line and get our prices.
S. NJ. & E. H.. Wilkes & Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-08-21
Now is the Time to Buy Land

l nig rr1ced cotton Means High Priced Land. Property i'm This COUNTY
$ so % is TSvG E Gs eheapf R rtna4 it is now. As other properties -are advancing
Goa return n enhance in value yearly. Below is a partial list OF our
offerings. Read ID, and buy some of it
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-08-21

I'VE have JUST ecessed a
Hall Racks, Dining tables and BafesW
made of the best quality of material
and they are going at prices that with
be money saved for you if you will see&
our line before you buy.
S. M. & E. II. Wilkes & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02

!. !. !
II Nh
III You the pleasing of ShddedW III
heating andhe W
ISS@ W delicious wholesome | H.
feshhu II
EN# Ill 1RSCOlI it MMW
O hourt bread
At new uaatdC Cook Books
@@NNI\Lm-> THE NATURAL NIAGARA N /z7X
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
TO PROTECT THE CAR.

The kitchens in which the food OF
the Great White Gear" is prepared are
extraordinary for the elaborate precau-
lions taken .e prevent any of his
household taclpcriug with his food
The kitchens themselves present the
appearance Of q strong room of "a mod
ern bank, guar5ed by a regiment %
soldiers. rather than the culinary de-
partmcnt Of a royal palace.
Even the cnef-M. Eugene kratz-
who presides over the imperial kitch-
ems. enjoying 20 salary OF $4,000 a year,
and social privileges equal 90 those 0t
"a general OF the Russian army, is not
90 be cnvied iu his peculiar position.
AZ soon as dinner or luncheon o.
ready To- De placed ON the emperor
table e. very elaborate system OF "tast-
ms has 90 Ae gone through, ana when
the car Is is. rs sideuce an Peterhof
not only ST. KIatz himself. but also
his under chefs and certain high oi-
hcials OF the imperial army are called
boz 20 taste every dish that goes 90 the
emporor's table. after which eXpori-
u.nt a. rc8 oulbie time is permitted 20
CI8psa TO Sec whether or NOT the 'toSt-
ers' are poisoned. This curious SUR
NlEal OF other days comes from the
tIme OF Ivan tho Terrible.
WHOM the m.1lg for nls majesty ara
served. 81. <retz himself begins 600
taste. and gi..r fhe strange 'p0ison-
lug' interval bias elapsed the dishes
are placed iu aE electric elevator with
a closed shaft into which Che military
officials are locked and up goes tle
nft tn fna aIf.-UlHmhor of Che im-
pcrIal dining room Here again the
major ON duty samples The dishes uu-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
QUEER FEATURES OF LIFE AND BUSINESS IN
THE OLD CAPITAL OF THE MAEiDL

Too rrrut mudwnucd cor,,.......
which contained also his raral... 4lu'
home The gard N was irrirafl, ,,1
3D. WuIl and anon entering DO I .,,, nN
t'nch slave girls turnnn th, ,,i, N.o
which lunIsh he'd the water .urrl,
The mills wCrc three in nr.,
Each was in o. mud stablr-uEr @
story building. Just largo onop~,,
hold the milIstoncs and the trael. ID
ihD animals which turned them .r
stones We're similar 10 tho old-f.si. le
co grinding machines OF our own r'...,
trN. They rested one upon On. OH
ana were $50 made that the grain n'.
D0 from a hopper into tho ton ...,,
Tho native power for each mill v..
bl.rdtoldcd camol which moved rr,....""
in % circle, turning the ton
Each of the animals was driven
black boy, who sat ON the hsl. .f 81
min and rode there as he wblp,,.s
them along. The flour so GROUND ~ y
fine I picked up q hf ndml ana ,.
cd ~ end found &C qp O. good.
FRANK @. AUpENVr,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

shoe bazaar when. scores of merchants
were selling rel leather slippers turn
ed up 40 the toes. and iu a court not
fIr away found merchants selling ulu
and leather frasf lrom the tannories.
They were sailing tine hides iu the
square. and laying them out in Che
sun Co. dr..
I'm the Manchester bazaar I found
them selling cottous of many kinds
and cllicoes OF gay patterns. There
were but few American goods among
them and tho chief imuortuuOns Wero
from England and Germany. I saw
American sewing MACHINES Ga the ba-
gar of The tailors. and I understand
that they are generally used through
out the Nile valley
During my stay in this section
bOuzh some ostrich feathers of ID mer-
chant who sold nothing else. He had
% large stock nC his prices were fixed.
My feathers cost me about s. apiece, but
they airs the long white plumos of the
wild ostrich AVID arc FAR finer than any
from south Africa. where the birds ar,
reared upon farms.
IL THE GRAIN MARKET
A large part of the grain OF tho Up-
per sudan comes down the blue and
White Niles so Omdurman. The grain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

der the eyes of the Czar. after which
the imperial family SID down 20 dinner.
No dish ever served on the cars
table De- permitted access 90 the din-
ingroom save through the elevator
shaft. Thus the food can I'm no way
be tempered with save by the cooks
themselves and the military officials
on duty II has been said by AN au-
thority that tho imperial family uf
Russia in hyF1uo times sat down 90
their meals I'm o. diulngroom construct
ed Of cast iron and steel, for AN the
world like n bank vault. This. hove
ever Is not tho case now; but elab1r-
ate precautions sim have 90 - made
to prevent the enemies OF tho ozar
carrying out their plots lgainst his life
-Tit-Bits
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
ALWAYS WAS sICK-

when a man says De always was ....
troubled with cough tha. lafsa
winter what would you think III III
should say---hc never was sick since ID.
ing Billiards. Horehound SYRUP eys.~
man eXists. Mr. ]. e. CLARK. Hc,ll
Colorado, writes. For years / was ~
blad with e severe cough that womb 'oa
an winter This cough left me in a r,..
cradle condition ! tried Billiards. Hors.
hound Syrup and have not had , .i
day since THAT'S what IL dId TO- ,'gA
sold by z. g. NJ. J. Drug Dept fro ID.
ia south Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

..t ...t.1 Oil. bI-
.Ha. on ..,,,.. D,-o,,ab
.h1..HoI "i h "' 49, .,,... ,.t
io. .H..l' ....'
ih' W'" '' 80. 49,. No..
tomor tila it'l Aiu n'i'u.
aud iI"E M'H' Hs "N''e "7 l"N ~"
7 stopped n.m II4 IhtNc Hit t''
ped f.E cop I'D .. WN'in.i 'l' '''
$500. white ov un.. II was hHNc1. now
.N.r UfD.r t1m .ltor ana h' io.u ulo
.hHi U. No1r- numbered onN 20 ih.
Uawo1U talked with him m AiauI.. "'.i
formed Chat nc was % pWn ruI"n...
-oure nlm one of thf provinces near
OBJ. watershed of Tho Romeo. Ie sai'
hlf Dis nareuts were iet b1.I but tnlt
MANY trU. of his color NNUd .n tno ru-
.i1r f.ln ufonr. h. came. stood
Sim. ODD I..rrf tho mud wall m The
..t..f a-f h4I f.ln crl.n... women.
...r ti...., us.. fr. inr ..ifh ..r..h
r.f. r.,.r. To- rr.r.e.. stand u.etH. hm
and thon made 'leF photosrap Ih.
..t.... .f r,. .l.s. D r.y. him . goH
.......t. .t...f a- ..... Dr.. .llHrnr.I 90
1.. ......t .,.t .,,... au... h.n.3.
TRIBAL NAEh
..............,.. I.,.....
''N I-.r r,,.s
.,.... Esd.
N'''" ''''t ...
ln' m'in4 p,
.he.N. io.eI'N' '' 'lN
the women me "r 'o -lE.
ihe ldca Ni '.i'.''
t'eI p'fr..i'.'i NN'' '''''' N' "'
however iH. 'i'' 'oo" ,'I.'0-
taI lF mutc. Ian' orc p" mars '''
tribe and family COB which their "Nn-
ars belong The WH.nn'r tells one tha'
every Hi'. t" ... D"" fp'' Fat '"N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

tIuUHIirII 1900 hH Frank i. I.N. N.
terD
- tft,rtrtfA< prfurrult rho
r.t. ..,ft..,
n-th.i h.'.F' Guy ".
capital OF tuD Nn'Inil ana '"'
lrsrIrs rrd OBJ. rrfur. era.. lHmm.r-
........ ..,.t........ .I.. ....II
't' .
d. NHi Iii'Hs ODD u' IN.l '.. .''''
U uith the EeFuUHn nnvDUno. I' l.
r. .I tN. uUr. U.I ,..I.a Ui .1. world,
end uu. off tun mos. muOrtH.t I' anu.
tnD Iuiuu" Found lN ,N
N.rlI corr 100. M0htmmsIaH N. 'h.
tnI Dc -c.u. of Ih, moss
Drl.l.ie# aud uNtraNl ta...
EtlliIa rhu succeeded Ii'n. no "H'' .''-
iHiu.I about Uu. HI.'I.H. N..I
Sudorr... On WHH ln"u a' r.i. ..1
Dml compose .. '.'.'' uHa
aao ,, r.r. .,rl.. r-e. g.m.
risea boz 400. f0aIm Hf Chat HNog' EoN-
,nor In hn'NI. ..I..d ln. ''
tI com. bore l' NN. ..'. ". 'l''
lnff I'' ''
".''"'u .i' .' .' Et,t
N''e ".i t..t.. .. r...' 'i
r' ,...f,..,.... Ell. r.r, Dr .a.-
,.,,,..t s-T 81. r.r Dbl. oUa r..i..a.s
b aka. p. ..,f t.4u of .ur1. cd
i.t,t. MIN ,r.i,..f ab.ft g1 a,.ees and
40 acres or moro. Hcre che khairl bar
hfa laIHce and hcrc hc kont DTS fI1
wives just outside here De- hal D.
great battle which ended u thc dc-
siruction oi himself ana the oIN.
ONDi-pNfAN IN 1901,
nn 'mdulm'n "t toda" is ODD PC
Guy OF .l. N.I''.
] "i IN. J1h' gun. oi 'l NI,
,,i,l,,l s-,, nt '',lL .'.
NV, .- n.y. ~ o.. -.
Ma ,,ii.. fr,,, ga, ~, ,.'..' ...'.
ar3 ,n .t,..i,,.t fi,. ,..i,4,.' .., ......i
af-ta1r, uorfb 81 frl ..t.y of rls
loneo 40 b. rar inland f-uu fra e
SEA- ANA hundreds ar miles from the
source or do. Blue NUe iu fhr Auy.-
si0uianan hills
Tho Cmdurmln of ihc present is all
that of inc u7sL and 30 covers almost
sns s",. ''' n,r I.'i'o, f.,,5s5
~ 49, ,a 3D.. ~, MI .r -,1
l.batiro ana t,ol. T. looi 5,..r The rify
rba b,Useq ..r-trh aIarg tra ,.fle for
scvo, or eipht miles vim "a tbieke. of
boats up1u me shore opposite where tha /
Rluo Nilo Cows I'm. some of fhe town |
is on tho main stream. and BE- reaches /
out from tha river lu every direction. IL I
IS native CITY 600 every sense or the |
word. iu us many thousand houses
there are NOT score Whl'h que ,N.I- 1
IMAM orc story, ana you ,tu ''uA. tue |
mousse nla ?, OF nuih nllgN .u -'e5 /
nNsris' 81 i- Guy "t l''uu' 49,
,,.,,i. ,h.,"t r,i,r ,rg nv |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
Or E G cowANs

Announces that he has opened an .r,.
at 201-l0 Security and Trust BuU4Ir.
and viii hereafter engage 20 the mo-
tice Of general medicine and Obstetrics
Hours 70 3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

- ----1 II,T NOV
markets are close 20 '"o rharo
run FOR some oit lani. - 81 fh,
i7 no rain heit tl ,'' , ,osi for
leal. ana nome. ", irt,. -r.ir 90.
nopr'j ana 5n the hurd ground 600 pile.
and lcit tnofr u.tll so NM ,a..ir-
lmhslne feN .I'. ''.,,i ,,,itb wooden
talha or Wnle uI y" 49, ,,i,,r at thcif
measures on 49,. eiorin- sides.
loat or a.uch Hl.. ~, 80 thia central
you may hal rD.i. V.,,, nuat add
African Er1ll n..' ~. ,,,t .boners in
thc itnts OF l.l l. y. ....it,.,,t. etav ,lhil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Inhabited by Many Tribes it the Biggest Native City the Sudan and
The Business Center Of the Upper Nile a Look the Markets
Stores Wheh Sell Money-Four Mills Worked By CamesTbe
Slversp and Their Barbsric Je0ey-Queer Ways Of Selling
Gram. Etc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-14
tuncIo,- -Tramo! mstdices,

Dspartamento del Interior, Bureau de
Obras P6blicas, Ofcina del Su-
perintendente. San Juan, mayo
28, 1907.
81 Bureau de Obras Pdblicas, De
partamento del Interior, recibira en-
esta Oficina hasta las 10 A. M. del
dia 20 de julio de 1907, en- cuya fecha
sc abriran p6blicamente, @proposicio-
mes en- pliegos cerrados para la adju-
dicaci6n en- pdblica subasta de la cons
trucci6n y entrega en- el muelle de San
Juan, construction entrega y monta-
le, 6 montaje solamente, de cinco ira
mos de acero de Q3S'II2D Ally me-
tros de lnz para los puentes sobre el
Rio Grande de Lola cerca de Caguas,
el Rio La Plata en- la carretera Baya-
mon Comer{o y el de Utuado La en-
trada del pueblo del mismo nombre.
PERIL del trazado, tipo del tramo
pliego de condolences y description
de Ia obra Sc encuentran de manifesto
pueden obtenerse en- esta Ofcina.
La Administration Sc reServa el
derecho de rechazar cualquieray todas
las proposiciones.
Por orden del Comisionado de-
, 1ntc,ior.-J. ]. JIMENEZ, Superin
tcndente de Obras PGblicaS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-14
EDlCTO

Cortc de DiSrito del Dis'rito Judicial
de San Juan, p r.
Secci6n Ia
Jose Manuel Portela Vicente,
Ex-parte
Sobre extinction de la fanza prestada
por el Administrator Judicial en-
la testamentaria de Carmen Ian
dr6n y C6riova
Estados Unidos de America 5. 5, Fl
Presidente d los +. U.U"
A Carmen Guillermo y Milagros
IgaraYidezy Iandr1n, en- ignorado pa
radern
POR LA PRESENTE Sc anuncia
4 ust dcs, domo inter -salos I'll Ia adj
minislaci6n judicial cn el juicio d.
testa' entaria arr,ba expire ado, que
Sc In pres, utado en Ia SccrctaIia dc
esta rte una mocl6n pDr Jose Ma
nuel rortcla yNiccnte, soicitando la
cance aci6n de la fianza hipotecaria
constjtuida por Autonia Landron y
C6rd.-o narl rssnon1ar de las oesti0.
nos a. N NIs,,,ol rn@l Ian 1r6n como
admin;stra1nr ;udic;a1 en- 81 caso de
Tefera cia Sabre IA s;oniente
.lror;a,,1o dnna,n;rodo nCn;ho y
o;to ~ @1 81 hnrr;o ~ w ''y su nn,nb.e Do IL
;ur;. ;nc;Gr Ne yaa, ho;, co,nnuacta q
a., ~ 'trnc;a,,t ,o .t9n;,ta = cinrn -, r.
das - y s;rte c.nfav"s coniy lent,
4 o;., :. s.sort, bact5r-os dia7 y sn;.
ga cnar.,ta e.. cant;3 reas
holI5 ,dns. e,clavaaos an !, m;smg
varin ei 1c;os v f5b-icasy colin1a +,
pre- n ,rte con Ia hacienda Rosario
yla rede Gon lie 1ardo lga aVidez
por = Sur con don Jose Padllla Davl
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Especial

MTONeS largos calados en- seda avabes % ctvs pa1
MTOENS id id i'd id muy fnos para vestlr
aSl.5O. GUANTeS de seda lsos largos S15o CHAltS
de seda de manila bordados muy fnos en- difereues pr
clos tamanos CAMIsAs neglige Monarch casa Cluett
en- banco coores eegantes 81. CAPAs de gonna claS
superior, para sehoras cabareros SIS 6, cada una
CAP i'm pcrmeabes esto ingle case extra $40 Is
To0o ACABADo DE RECI9IR.
Sc sirven pedidos por correo,
Gonzalez Pddi0 Haos. Sar Juan ?, R,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-14

De contado. Sc yenGe Ia fnca de.

be contado, Sc venGe la fnca de.
nominada ~Barraucasa, ID cull SC haya
situa3a en- q Darro dt "Llanos Cos
tase g. este t1rmlue Dista i }oIa y
medi dy Ia fobati@n * compct: Ge
SOC >ur;las Ii est, uSil'. to.as pro-
pias : a las slg,ubias eli lutos H,uo
res y ~ paltitliat para 81 algod6n
oCeil,> Iieae dos masnifcos Aa
nspt'.iss pa.a daf de b,bei al ganado
titne ,lindanc'a a. mar j puerto para
emba Al tics c, fIutos En- ella Sc
pued eqjid' E4.ia goo cabezas de ga
n5d1
La u.o.n,S duigirse q don
Ulise 81. III lost Odce, calle Aiu
fOl Il1,;a t.Ho kojo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-14
LAS LHYH5 DE 1907

Edic6n Inge Espaho Leyes Resoucones de la Sc
ion cxaordnar de la ecsra Asambea Legislative de la pmea
ta La Prmavera. Allen 2S O. Box 651. San Juan Puerto
ENo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-14
We mIfug i P!cor ,::a|

preparation de las mas actvas expulsion De las
Una se expementos cinicos ha anciOnado bondad
a este prepaado FL Vemfugo del Lcdo PeOne hala De
a las PARTICIPATES armacas de isa De6o general Farmaca
Picornell de Z. Marchese-Lares, Puerto Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-14
Maquinas de escrIb'r

e aguna que escrba bien dee ponerla nueva
ps me compneo los Edos Undos una de las meo
oado cuando u>ted la compro
pcs sin compcenc-F GARcASan Sebastian no San Juan
pu .rt0 Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-14
0. ")R.GN.I .IMHDICINA
Y CIRUJIA.

s OCrLISTA. -Ex. .medico au.
mdsr. de la.Clinics .ofta mo
gics, que 4 cargo de. doctor
Rar1aquer eEiste en- el. Hospl
tai de Ia Santa Cruz de B2r
crlona. Consultorio excluslv.
para afecciones de los ojD
Tetaap "a, (cerca. del T
tro. = Horas de consult
De 9a12 de La manana. =
Grs tis a los pobres, de s a.
sc Ia mansna, d
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Marina Muee ne de la ComahiaTetfono Ne
Ofcua de York No Broadway.
Ofsna de Nuev Orleans W Huck Agent MIN SIG Comma s.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-11
SEVENTY. TONS Of
HARD COAL
ARRIVED
No Fuel Shortage in Grand
Forks for Several Days at
Least-Three Cars In.

The Grand Forks hard coal famine
is busted flat and the coal dealers are
working with smiles-and cash regis
ters-for orders are coming in like
bills at the end of the month.
The anthracite variety was practi-
cally exhausted on last Friday by the
orders which poured in when the
news was spread that the supply was
somewhat "Off color"
AS the situation stands today there
are sixty-five or seventy tons in the
city and more expected within day
or so. This coal came in this morn
ing.
The Gibbs Grain and Fuel company
received one small car filled to the
roof with black diamonds totaling up
to about twenty tons and the wagons
are working overtime in the endeavor
to serve all at once.
Stephen Collins was another favored
by the barons. His bins are playing
the tune, we'll not go empty till
morning" About twenty tons con.
stituted the shipment.
The Leslie Stinson machinery and
fuel concern received a large car of
anthracite today. His consignment
consisted OF about twenty-five tons of
hard coal.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-11

ing law.
Il find on an examination of some
statistics recently published that in
the year 1905 in Germany there were
manufactured seventy-six million GAL
Ions of alcohol for denaturing pur-
poses, and of this amount only one
hundred and fifty thousand gallons
were manufactured by what are known
as industrial distillers. In other
words, almost all the seventy-six
million gallons were manufactured by
farmers chiefly for their own use for
purposes of light, heat and power.
There are nearly six thousand small
stills now in operation in GERMANY
manufacturing denatured alcohol. and
the purpose of section four of the bill
reported by the committee on Wavs
and Means of the house, as we'll as OF
the bill introduced here, is to admit
of the same thing being done in the
United States.
Il now introduce the bill reported
by the committee on Ways and Means
OF the house, and ask that it may be
referred to the committee nm finance
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days ago agreed to and reported a bill
to the house covering the subject.
On an examination of the bill
I find that section -four conforms
very closely to the bill which I intro
duced on the 18th of December, and it
is my purpose this morning to intro
duce in the senate the bill reported
from the committee on Ways and
Means, for reference to the committee
on finance of the senate. l do so for
the purpose of giving to senator's an
opportunity to examine the bill, as it
is an important measure, and should
be enacted into law before we adjourn.
1 assume. of course, that the house
will pass the bill reported by the COM
mittee on Ways and Means, and that
in due time it will come to the COM
mittee on finance of the senate, where
II we have the opportunity, and hope
we shall have the opportunity, it will
be given due consideration.
"The purpose contained in section
four of this bill is the same as that
contained in the bill which 1 intro
duced on the 18th of December, to-wit,
to give authority to small distillers
to manufacture denatured alcohol.
This cannot be done under the exist
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The Wrone M. Olsen.

L. L. Olsen, Forenede Stater's Land
konsul. Laws, Loans, Collections,
Insurance and Real Estate.
Williston, n. D., Feb. 1907.
Grand Forks Evening Times, Grand
Forks, No. Dak.,
Gentlemen: This afternoon l sent
you 81 and asked you to insert an item
in your local news column to the effect
that did not have anything to do
with the bank robbery near Minot,
and will now ask you to also insert
that the Lawrence Olsen that attended
the Union Commercial college at
Grand Forks for the past two years
is not the person arrested, that he is
in Williston, North Dakota. This will
let my many Grand Forks friends
know that am not the bank robber
as so many of them think, on account
of receiving letters daily inquiring as
to whether it was me or not
Yours very truly,
Lawrence Olsen.
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Trim to Teyas.

Conductor Talby of the Great North
ern came in from Rugby enroute to st.
Paul where he will meet his wife.
They will proceed from St. Paul to
Texas, where they will spend some lit
tie time visiting. Later they expect
to go to Los Angeles, returning to
Dakota In about two months.