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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-05-24
Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that a
regular teachers examination will
be held at McC lusky and at Wash
burn on Friday, May 81, 1907,
beginning at 9. a. n. .
Henry G: Olson
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-05-24
The New Strawberry Bed.

The New Strawberry Bed.
For starting a strawberry bed the
soil must be well prepared and the
plants well selected and fresh and live
~. Then proper culture must be given
for the next four months:
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-05-24

Let the Mandan Mercantile Co.
Fl ure on your lumber bill.
If you are in the market for
land, don't buy until you have
looked over our list, it is very
complete, and the prices are al
ways right, and terms to suit all
buyers. Anderson Land Agency
Coleharbor, n. D.
Post card views of Washburn.
Genuine photographs lOc each 8
for 25c. Forbes Drug Store.
Wanted-A good strong able:
bodied man witha family, and a
little money, to buy land on the
crop payment plan from the
Anderson Land Agency, Cole
harbor, N. D.
Diamond Photographs Soc. doz
ONT REAL THIS, andif you
don't, forget that you can get the
lowest rate in farm loans at the
Klein Land Agency. sgs
Ea8E.EGGEs& aENg tt4EEehs. % Alr fGf8EfF4EEN9r&
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-05-24

passed. all members of board vot-
ing Aye.
Whereas it is necessary for the
register Of deeds of Mclean Co.,
N. D., to employ four clerks in adj
dltion to the head clerk to assist
in the office of said register of
deeds, anil whereas it is great ia
convenience for said clerks to pre-
sent their bills for services. Now
then, be it resolved that upon writ
ten order Of the register of deeds
ofsaid to the auditor of said coun-
ty. the said auditor is hereby
authorized to issue warrants for
payment of said CLERKS at the rate
of $50 per month.
Hans Hultberg.
On motion the following bills
were allowed,
Frank Putt, services as COM.
missioner and mileage. ..A W
Hans Hultberg services as
commissioner and mileage. % 30
Theo. r. Taylor, service as
commissioner and milage.3 81 90
On motion board adjourned to
meet at 2 o'clock p. m. June 18th,
1907. o. B. Wing,
Auditor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-05-24
strayed or Stolen.

One. brown mare 9 years old.
branded q on hip:one coming 2.
year-old and one bay mare, all
branded - on right shoulder
Will pay $40 for information as
to their whereabouts.
st H. L. Henke,
Mandan, n. D.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-05-24
Resolution No. 2.

Resolution No. 2.
The following resolution was
moved, seconded, and carried, all
voting Aye:
Resolved, that the salary of the
deputy register Of deeds be and
the same is hereby fixed and al
lowed at the sum of 500 pei
month, to be paid monthly, and
that the auditor be and he hereby
is authorized and directed to draw
his warrant on the proper funds
for said salary.
Hans Hultberg.
The following resolution was
moved, seconded and carried, all
voting Aye:
Whereas there is now a vacancy
in the Office of county surveyor by
reason of the resignation Of 0. @.
s. Solem, now therefore be it re-
solved that Robert L. Fraser be
and hereby appointed to the Office
of surveyor in said Mclean Co..
N. D., for the balance of the un-
expeired term of said office.
Hans Hultberg,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-05-24
Try Chamberiain's Pain Balm for
Rheumatism.

Mr.. j. w. Jamison, a. merchat
of Newport, Iowa, says: y have
sold Chamberlain's Pain Palm for
several years and have recommended
it for neuralgia aud rhematism, as
well as for more common paine,
and it has given good results.
ssh more Of it than any other
|liniment ! cary and oheerfully
recommend it to the public. Fer
sale by all druggists.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
GaIIatt's WadJfplacr.

Philadelphia, 2. Sanllar.-
SSanncS McGrea bon Yittsburg, erlter
Sice1GrGiiOent ser .Yenniplpania
Sabn" meItlid bon Yittsburg, murOe
beltte bon Dem 9ireftorillm Der
uTentiplpania 9obn" ais Hadfolger
bes perltor6eten 81. S. Gailatt gum
8raiioenten bes gar5en Splter1lS err
md6lt.
Sr. WcGrea lpltroe an 1. Wfai 1913
in HDilabelpbia geboren, trat I'M Il-
ter bon II Sabren ais a1afterihldger
(vHo0man") in 9ienite bergSilming.
ton II. Geooing : Yabn, ging in 1871
in Sieltite Der Genniplpania 9ablt
iiber, iuuroe in 1874 Siilfs- Sngerienr
Der Ebilaoefpbio : Gipilion ltllb itieg
irnncr bDber I'M Mang, bis er III
1901 eriter Gice : Hrdiiocnt fir Die
ipeltlif) bon Sittsburg gelegenen 81.
ftien mnroe. @r erfldrte beIte, bic
Golitif Der Benniplpania.Y abn mer-
&c inter ieiner 2eitnng ole nanifihe
bleiben, ipic bisber, benn bieielbe lei
unperanberlid) uito batae ME bon ei-
mem ein5elnen Manne ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
9lttcntat auf cinen Hidltcr.

Ct. 2ouiS 6, 9. SSonllor.+ @leid
nab ser Gr0ffmtng 6es bieligen
&reiSgeridts belltc &ornittog er6o6
iid SRI. &oia @eil ploblid Inter Ben
3ui6allern un0 %ielterte einen NeooI-
Der auf Ben &idter So6n 81. Mc0o-
mails ob. Der S6uB ging febl lunO
Sri. @eil mlrOe entipnffnet ltn0 Der
baftet. Sic mar all einem Dor 5tpei
Sobrcn Dor Dem Gidter Mc0onalo
pe~r6anoelten @rbiGaftspro5eiie bethel
ligt getpeIen ltlt6 bebntptet, Der Gids
ter babe ite llngered)t %bc6onbelt. Na6
Ser S6ot GllBerte tic 9eoollerf, bob
lie ibr 3iel perfeblte. SSbre S1mcIter
Clara @eil bate lie ms @eri6ts5im-
lter begleitct. 9to6oem Die 9(tten-
tGterin binolS gefiibrt morocn mar,
lteB ser Gidter, peld)er ii6 m1brenO
ocS gail5ell SorgalgcS niht Don lei
item Sibe erDobclt bate, Die %lltter-
banOllngen rllbig fortleben.
@ie CLARA @eil nod) Dem 9(ttentat
mittbeiltc, bntten Sic S6meItern 5,-
crit bei6loiic,, SclbitmorO SIT 6ege-
ben, perdnoertcn ieoodJ ipdtcr ibren
Slan Onbil, 5llcrlt Den 9fi6ter SIT too-
ten. Sic ieien Dltrd) Sic Gnifie ge.
WiiIer 2elltc ltnb bic @ntideibung 0es
Tidters Tim 100000 gebrndt morben
urlb 9Gtter, ga Tie feline. @eredtigfeit
SIT erlnngen perlnodter, iid penig-
items ridden molleu. Scioe WiGodelt
b%efin0en iid inter Der 9[nfloge zines
W~or6ongriffs in Soft. Gid)ter Wc-
0onalo erfldrt, ct bege feine perioll-
lide 6einbidnft geget oie S6lpeIterrl
itnb weroe llidt lelblt als InflGger
gegen ite ouftreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
@eraiftctcs 8ruo.

G6icogo, 2. Sanllar. - Sier
MGnler, allgebli6 MitglieOcr Ser
9Gderslt1ipn, iino inter Ser 4nflage
~per6aitet moroen, &llnberte bon 2ai-
ben Sro6, melde inter Die iiibiiden
9cipobner ser @eltieite pertbeilt iprr-
OelL, burd, cine Sdilre pergiftet SIT
Dobell. Gin Strife lit in elmer 9Gdc'
rel SeS Stabttbeiles i'm @oltge atno
6reullbe Ser Strifer iollen oas 9roO
llnb otocres 9odiperf, oils cs altf @as
gen BON Ser SGrferei altsgeInnbt lpl,r.
DC, nit &nrboliGilre iiberidiittet nno
nit g%epnlpertem rotten SoOoform be-
ltrellt bobell. Die Yoli5ei fat piele
&or6e poa bcs uergifteten grobes
c~onfis5irt, alm boiielbe als 9emcis-
mittel All benliben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
@ienbobn Stri+e in
y ul0arien.

Sofia a, 9ulgarien, 9. Sdfulor.-
Die 8eOienIteten Ser S%taotS9o6nen
iino fir b6beren 2o6n an Strife &C.
gangen. Die &e0ierung bat htotnpte
WtaBrcgcln getroffen, nm St6rltngen
0eS GerfebrS ST. oer9iiten un0 miro
militGriid)e Sofomotiufiibrer at Sic
lem 3mede an1teIleu.
Sn truuriger &erfaiung g..
8al If / re, Geriien, 2. Sonuor.
- @tmo 1000 tiirfii6e SolOateu, Ser
Hclt bon etlpo 1000, melGe Dor 5ruei
So6rcn uad ser &albiniel gtej0 u6-
geididt murOen, nm Die oprtige glro-
Der = Snlurreftion 81 unterOriiden,
limo in beoolternsmiir0igcr Serial.
iumg no6 @uSre6, in Ser aiiotii6en
Silrfei, 5ltriidgefebrt, lleber 2000
ibrer &ameraOen per6ungertcn oOer
murOen 0itrd Sellden bin1peg gerofft
1lnO Scr HeIt 0elertirte.
Ger Sic6eSromane zines
@r5ber5ogS.
@ielL 2. Salutar. - Sn 0em
2iebesromon OeS @r5ber5ogS 6crOi-
non0 &orl, zines iiingercn 9rliOerS
oeS Gr5ber6og . 3bronfolqcrS 8rolj
ScrDinurt0, bat Elm nelleS &apitcl, 0nS
BON ungeItiIIter StbniuGt bonOelt,
%begonncn. 9urd Mo6tiprud oes
&oiicrs 6ron5 Soiep6 lit Oeiien Nefie
no6 cinem a6ernaligen pergebliGcn
&crilt6, i6lt Don i%cillcr 2ic6c 81 Scr
SoGter 6eS &ofrat9S Yrof. G5uber
bur6 AbDeienbeit 81 fllriren, luieOer-
Inn ms Nu$lonO geid)ift lporOer, On
cr ouf ieinem &erlnngen, Die ilnge
Game beiratbcn 5lt luollelt, bebarrt.
Ser 2ie6eSromat 6eS gr5ber5ogS
6eroiuano aorl ipieIt bereits me6rcre
Sabre uto ldon I'M Sabre 1908 purs
Sc Der Serliebte ouf cine mtf 5mei
Sabre bere6netc Heiie ms Anslnno
geiultOt, III Der @rportllng, OaB Belt
unO ~@t6lpeienbeit i'm an0eren Sin1leS
MAIDEN miirOen.
8icquart mad Suuis.
8oris, 2. Salntor. - ariegS-
Wiiniitcr YicQuort bat iid in 9eglei-
tung Der Sto6s6efS ser Nrmee l1nO
Ser Morillc, ionic Scr General e SIT
ipefteltre Der NrtiQerie lln0 oeS Sc
ie-Gorps bon bier ouf cine SSnlpef-
tionsreiIe nod SltrtiS begebel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Sas glifin- @cIct rcdjtsfrGftia.

Cincinnati, 2. Sonllor. -
Gas Nifin-@cIeb, 1pel6cS bic 8irtbs
dnfts.2icen5en I'M Stuute Ohio non
$500 otf $1,000 erb0bt, mltrOe beitte
BON Gltperior.@eri6 giiltig ltlo ge-
~ietfrGftig erflGrt. Seilte &erfaiiut9s-
m0Bigfett mar bon Den @irtben be.
i~tritten mor0en. @Gre sic @nti0eis
Oltng SIT @nniten Ser @irtbe oltsge.
fnllell, 10 bite cine @rtroiibrng Der
2eAislotllr cinbernfen merOen niiiicll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
8efGGrlidc jnnac SGacr.

81 Ga 0, Ger, 2. So,ular.
0rei &nabcn i'm Sitter bon reip. is,
IA uno 8 Sobren iellerten belte, mG6-
reno lie iid allf Der SogO %befunben,
oitf Ben G~r1iiOetten BON gscotel,
Werifo, linb Dermlnbeten i'm uno
ieine 5mei Sobne beoenflid. Der 8rd-
iioent bate Sen Suneen perboten, in
nerbal6 Der StaOtgren5e 5it i1ieBen
ltllo ibten Die @epebre ab5unebmen
perildlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
&crlpGtcter 9anlpfcr.

Sonolulu II, 9. Sanuar. = Der
Sampfer nGelitllra" BON ser nScea-
mic Steamibip Co." lpelGer am II.
Ge5em6er bon Sponep, M%eltiiiOmales,
na6 San francisco, pia @uflmlo
lllro Sonollllu obsills, lit nod nid)t
bier ongelaitst, obelei9 er id)on Dor
80 Stunoen f1nio mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

liden SdGoB 6nmilientofel. Zen a6-
i6luB Der 9teltio9rSfeier OeS SofeS
biloetc cine @olo . @orIteqllng I'M
tgl. S6auipielbollIe. @egeben muir
DC u8olenitein'S Eager"
g ambote Sc ii tier Sc
~Itorben.
Sic Oellti6e &iinItlerpelt 6a* einen
berben Gerlrit 5u beflagen. Ser Mo-
Ier Wtorib 9clfS, ebemaliger Sorii-
Der unO @6renmitglieO 0eS Sam6ur-
ger &iinitler 3 GereinS, lit i'm Sitter
DON SO Sobren 8 Monaten geItorben.
(0torit 3elfs, am Is. Gpril 1928
ST. Segcberg in S6leslpig = Solitein
geboren, beiltd)te bic 9ltaoemie 81
Nhntncrpen mo iebte Damn ieineStu-
bien IN SariS nod $. Sernet unO
8ellange unO 1856 inter SroDon
fort. Son ieinen @emGloen Iino
berpor5ubc6en: @efedt bel &oG0ing,
%. 9lpril 1919; S6lo6t BEL Water.
loo; 4us5ug Der fron5Giii6en @efon-
genen aus Wleb; @efedt bel Seper=
ice, g.. Sebruor 1864; &onig 6ron5
Der Grite u1to ieir Sof ouf Der SOL
fenia90; Mfotip ouS Dem o&olt6gro-
len" BON Sui. @olff un0 peribicoene
Sbieritiide, mic: Gin B%ferOentorft in
NorOOcutldlonO, HinoerberOe al Der
Office II. |. No.
Ser 9ampf 5wii6en 81 + e.
BERN uro S6iffS Sfft-
@5iercn.
@iner Wteloung aus Sonnbllrg 5lt
5olge nimmt Der &crein Scr Oellt-
i6en Gopitdne mo Oifi5icre Der
&on0elSnr1rine an Der glrt un0
@eiIe, in mel6er CT BON Der Snm-
burg = Inlerifo 9 Clinic 6ef1ntpft
miro, anitoB. Die @eieGi6oft bat
lire Sffi5ierc bon Der llnter5eidnung
cineS l1riftliden HeperieS, ben IuS-
tritt aus Dem Gerein betreffenb, emf
bull0en uno pcrlnllgt itott zines lol-
d)cn bon ibnen ole 9lbgabe Oes ntiir0s
liden @6rennortcs, tire Serbinout-
gen nit Oem Serein 81 l0Icn. @cgen
oicies gorgeben bat ser Gerein einen
Brotelt peroffcntli1t, lpeil Oo0lrd
bic Stellun9 Der eil5elnen Gopit1ne
uno Sffi5iere linn ~gegeniiber boil
ltdllbi0 pcridleiert lnb Die 2eBtcren
Der 9tot6lpenoi9feit, ibren &amera.
Sen gegeniiber often Sarbe 81 befcrl-
men, cntboben miirberl.
q I'M ter teller
Tcrlul It.
9oS idrpere Giienbobnungliid bci
Ser Station Sttersbcrg an ser Sonls
burg &olltcr Giicn6obL no Cuie
gemelOet) am perfloiienct Sonntog
in 6olge Recommendations eihcs
S6nel5ugcs nit einem @iiter3llge
flint 3llgbeOienItete getootet ulto Is
permunOet mllroen, bat in 0cnl in
ternotionolen Gcrfebr Der Sodfinan5
cine ebcnIo lnongc1ebme, mic unge-
iu0bnlide Storung berborgcrufcn.
Ntit piclen Giielrbnbnnlotcriolc iino
8orIcneffeften I'M Nennpert6e BON
20 Oti1ionelt perni6tet lporbell, Gieie
@ertbpnpiere moren an 9anfbGllier
in 2on0on, 9riiliel, Intlperpen unO
Eoris beltimmt NIB iollten 81 Ser
monotli6cn S6luBobreGnung bic
men. Sn Solge Scr Sernidtung Der
@ffctten bat ioic llltinlpregulirlng
cine empfinOlibe Ser5ogerling erfab-
rem. 8ie 5%critorten Bopiere ielblt
iinO %eriebbar. bod nimmt Die grie-
bllng begreifli6er @eiie erbeblid)e
Belt in aniprud, Oa porber Die &C.
iebli6c MISUNDERSTANDING fir
Die Originate crfolgen unb anoerc
6ormolit0ten erlcoigt lperoen mill
ier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
@roker ScncmcntBmsbranb 1T Ne,u-
Yprf.

Ncm- Yorf t, g. Sanlar. - 9os
groBe Eenementbors Scr. 427, @eIt-
53. Strabe, iolpie Elm anItobenoer
2eibitaG murOen belite friib blrd
Seuer 5erItort linb iieben tenement
Ddllier an Der @elt.54. StraBe er6eb-
lid beiddbigt. Gin OllBerlb gerio-
men mnroen babel perlebt, 40 Sami-
lien oboadloS uno 1000 Weniden
tempor1r aus ibren @obnltgen per-
trieben. Der 8erlult miro auf $780,
900 geI6Gst. @1breno Ser 5euers-
brltnlt f%ererte Die Foli5ei altf mebrere
Oiebe, nelde oif Der 9ran6Itdtte iDr
Sanoperf altsitbten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

2an,orI4cioen tn 6 Bis IA 9asen fnrirt.
bon ildenoen, bIiitben, bIlitenoerl iitb berburs
ftebenben Sdnlorrboioen In 8 bis Ia 1aget Al
f%lriren, ooer 9eIo 5nriiderftattet.
(5ft4, 9'p&i a. %. 3D.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-08
CITIZENS MUST
Do SPRINKLING

The residents will have to sprinkle
their streets again this year, or they
will go uAsprinlded.
Every year, for several years past,
an effort has been made to have a
great portion of the city sprinkled by
contract and paid for by special
tax, and every year some obstacle has
prevented. Last year the council
overlooked the matter at the time it
should have been attended 10, and the
year before tie tax levy was up to
the limit allowed BY law, so an adj
ditional tax could not be levied This
year the same condition exists-the
levy is s1.S5, the limit.
81 am very sorry, but see no one
by which We can sprinkle the streets
by tax said the mayor today at
cannot be done, as we are up to the
limit. We shall have to depend on
the merchants sprinkling the down
town district and the residents the
resident portion.ieI am very much
in favor of all the streets being
sprinkled by contract and paid for
as provided for under the law, by
special tax, but, again We shall have
to deny ourselves owing TO the tax
this year."
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-08
BRICK AND TILE COMPANY
is INCORPORATED HERE

Articles of Incorporation we're fl
ed in the county clerks Office yester-
day for the Paducah Brick & Tile
company, capital stock $4,000. C.
H. Chamblin, ]. A. Murray and Ar
thur Murray are the incorporators.
The stock is divided into 400 shares
as follows: C. II. Chamblin, ZOO;
Mary /. Murray, 100; Arthur Muir
ray, ]. A. Murray. John A. Murray,
Robert Murray and Efie Murray, 20
shares each. c. H. Chamblln win be
president, ]. A. Murray, vice-presi-
dent; and Arthur Murray. secretary
and treasurer. The company may in
cur an Indebtedness equal to the
capital stock. They will conduct a
brick, tile and sand business.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-08
GOVERNOR ASKED
ABOUT ARBOR DAY
The High School Alumni Association
Is Awaiting Word Before Pro-
ceeding With Program of the
Event. ihA,la
WILL PLANT A CHERRY TREE.

Mrs. A. r. Meyers, president of the
Alumni association, has written to
Edward o. Leigh. secretary to Gov
ernor Beekham. to ascertain whether
Governor Beckham will appoint a
state Arbor day for this year. Pend
ing the answer from SECRETARY Leigh,
the Alumni association will make no
arrangements for a program to be
carried out. when the cherry tree is
planted in the yard of the Washing
ton building. II the governor does
not appoint day, the Alumni asso-
citation will select date for them
selves. II Is not known yet whether
the children will have any part in
the program. The exercises will be
simple. with probably a speech by a
member of the association.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-08
CUNNINGHAM ON
WAY TO PANAMA

Friends of J. A. Cunningham, the
Insurance agent who left the city
suddenly few days ago in company
with a young woman who lives here
and Trimble his partner have learn
ed that the three left New Orleans
yesterday for Panama. They will
stop at the American hotel in Cara
cas- first and then will go over the
canal belt. Persons intimate with
young Cunningham, who is the son
of the president of the insurance
company, he represented, say he was
not so bad himself, but that COM
panions exercised a bad influence
over him. Enough furniture was
found in their offices to about re-
munerate his creditors.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-08
Surprise Sprung on Jerome
When Informed He Could
Proceed in Rebuttal
ASKS FOR TIME TO BREATHE.
Dclmas Agrees to Recess Until MOn-
day, When State Begins Intro
ducing Testimony.
NO SESSION THIS MORNING.

New York, March S-There was
another quick turn in the Thaw trial
when the defense announced it had
concluded to rest its case. 1t was
nearly o'clock last night when Del
mas called Jerome on the telephone
and made the announcement.
The district attorney was perhaps
the most surprised man in all New
York for ii had been understood that
when Justice Fitzgerald resumed the
bench today Thaw's attorneys would
call one of two alienists.
Adjournment until Monday was
granted at the request of District At
torney Jerome two minutes after
the opening of court today. Delmas
had just announced officially that the
defense rested the case. He agreed
to the adjournment.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-08
MINING COMPANY
ORGANIZED HERE

J. B. Bartee, prominent and
wealthy tie man of Memphis. j. NJ
McCandless, of the Standard Tie COM
pany. now of Memphis, and G.. NJ.
McCandless, of this city, are the In
corporators of a new tie and mining
company with capital stock Of
$500, 900, styled "The Tennessee Ka-
olin, Iron and Timber company. Ar
ticles of Incorporation were filed to-
day and the stock Is divided into o.
600 shares of a par value of 800
each, as follows: j. B. Bartee, 1891;
]. NJ. McCandless, 3; G. NJ. McCand-
less, 3. This new company will deal
in kaolin. kind of clay used in
porcelain ware, manufacturing ties,
lumber ores and In other relevant
industries. The company may incur
an indebtedness of 100000. The
principal Office of the company will
be in Paducah. II is understood that
enormous holdings of kaolin lands in
Tennessee have been secured and the
production of the commodity will be
one of the chief purposes Of the COM
pany. It is probable that a line OF
towboats will be operated from this
point to bring out the ties owned by
the company. All three OF the incor.
porators are experienced tie and min
eral men and the industry will be a
big additio' = Paducah industries.
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Many Leading Citizens Are
Interested In TIE Schools

chairmen of both party executive
committees be visited by committee,
representing the. League, to ask that
only one ticket for school trustees APP
pear on the ballot. This suggestion,
with a number of others, was approx
ed but will be left for the permanent
organization to decide. Before the
next meeting. the committee on men,
bership will get signatures to the
League platform. Only short time
was given to this question before the
meeting last night, though the move
ment has been under way for several
weeks. The sentimegt everywhere
Is TO place the schools once and for
all beyond party politics and on a
plane, where men with no special in
terest to subserve, viii give their at
tention to the problems of schools.
The object of the League with the
signatures obtained to date follow:
The signatures:
L. B. Ogilvie. E. Guthrie, II. r.
Hank. Gus e. Hank, B. II. Scott. ]. "A.
Rudy, George B. Hart DR.. J. w.
Pendley, G. Nj. Nance, F. l.. Scott,
Muscoe Burnett, Hal S. Corbett, H.
r. Lindsey, R. Il. Reeves, o. A. Tate.
II. Mammen, Jr., H. c. Overbey, w.
P. Hummels F. Hummel, Jr., Frank
III. Smith, A. M. Foreman and
Frank B. May, Rabbi M. Low
Itch. Jap Toner, H. Q. Rhodes, w. T.
Miller, All e. Young, w. A. Flowers,
A. T. Sutherland, e. w. Bockmon, S.
II. Winstead, d. q. Wilson, Charles
Rieke, H. r. Shoffner, ]. H. Garrison,
B. Weille. w. E. Cochran.
Several papers with signatures
have not been turned in which would
swell the list considerably.
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Chicago, March s. Murder
today I'm the black belt brought
In its wake a threat of race
riots, and caused the police un-
easiness. Kale Whot, a Syrian,
shot and killed Fannie Thomas,
toward whom he was attentive,
when he found her i'm conversa-
ton with William Franklin, a
negro. The Syrian then opened
fire on Franklin, infiicting fatal
wound. Angry negroes pursued
Whot, threatening vengeance.
An endeavor was made to exter-
inmate the entire Syrian colony.
Whot was arrested later.
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LAND FRAUDS
Were To BE Profitable To Mitchell
and Hermann.

Washington, March S.-That Bin
ger Hermann, former commissioner
of the general land office, and the
late Senator Mitchell of Oregon,
would have to be taken care of" out
of the profits Of the land speculatiops
depending on the creation of the
Blae Mountain forest reservation in
Eastern Oregon, was testified to to-
day in the trial of Mr.. Hermann.
George Sorenson, a lumber and
land broker of Portland, Ore, who
recently was convicted Of conspiracy
in land frauds in that state, was the
witness. The idea was, Mr.. Sorenson
said. to buy up the state school land
in Eastern Oregon and have a forest
reserve created. These lands could
then be exchanged for lie nlands
scrip. Each citizen, ne said, was en-
titled to take up 800 acres of these
lands. Sorenson's part of the deal
was to acquire the rights of citi-
zen. The majority Of the assignments
he bought, paying all tn eway from a
glass OF beer to s. for each assign
ment, which allowed him to acquire
$50 acres of land. In this way, he
said, he obtained for himself about
10000 acres.
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ELECTION OF SENATORS
BY VOTE OF THE PEOPLE.

Springfield, H., March S.--By unan
lmous vote the house committee on
federal delations, Of which Repre-
sentative Flanagan, of East st.
Louis, is chairman, reported out,
with a recommendation for passage
Representative John p. McGoorty' S
resolution in favor Of the election OF
United States senators by popular
vote. The resolution makes appaca-
ito INTO congress for convention to
propose an amendment to the consu-
tuition of the United States.
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MUSIC AT TEMPLE ISRAEL
TO BE SPECIAL FEATURE.

New music both for the regular
service and interpolated will be intro
duced at the service tonight at Tenn
pie Israel Miss Caroline Ham, or
ganist, has been working hard on the
subject and the result is expected to
be a service both beautiful and ap-
propriate. The quartette, which will
sing tonight, is composed of Mrs.
Leila Wade Lewis. soprano; Miss Ma
mic Dryfuss, eontralto Mr.. Slavin
Mall, tenor, and Mr.. Emmett Bagby,
basso.