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The Washington herald., 1907-08-18
WARRENT0N.

! Warrenton, Va. Aug. It.
Miss Ryan, Of Washington. is the guest
/ OF Miss May Fair
/ Hon. NJ. N. Green has returned from q
short visit TO Richmond.
Mr.. John s stump, Of Norfolk, Va,
was at the Warren Green Hotel
| Miss Myrs Ranlett. Of New Orleans,
La. is tie guest Of Miss Belle Stone.
/ AIr. c. c. Crenshaw. Of Memphis. Tenn.
is the guest OF Mr.. Thomas Bartenstein.
! Miss Mary Robertson has left Warren
/ ton TO visit her relatives at UppeTville, Va.
| DIT. Howard Fletcher. Of Fairfax. Va.
was the guest or his father for a few
days.
Mrs. Kate Karny Hume, Of Washing
! ton. is visiting Capt. and Mrs Edward
Carter.
Judge and MIS-. James Keith and Miss
Juliet Keith. Of Richmond. are at Mrs,
Peace's.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Bevnle. Of Los
Angeles, Call are at Capt. and Mrs. Ed
ward Carriers
Miss Alice Dayton. Of New York. is the
guest Of Mrs. Frank Gibbs. at her home
near CalVert0n.
Mr II. Innis Forbes. Of Huntington. W.
Va. was the guest OF his mother. Mrs
Murray Forbes.
Miss Margaret Murdaugh and Miss Ruth
Jones, Of Washington, are at Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Green's.
Mr.. z. c. l. Noncure. of sunord, Va.
and AIr. N. ". Moncure. OF Richmond
ara Tho Warren Cree Hotel
Judge and Mrs z S. Turner have re-
turned 20 Warrenton after two weeks
trip 10 the jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. Charles C. Harris and Mrs Amelia
Harris, OF Washington. were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Greenville Gaines.
Mr. Samuel Workman and Mr.. Frank
Gibbs have left for Bar HarboT. 70 join
friends who have planned a yachting
party.
Mrs. Susan Way and Mr.. benjamin Way
have left for Marlborough. Va. where
they expect 10 spend the remainder Of the
summer.
Mr.. c. II. Bensine. Of New York. and
SIR. Chauncey Webster. Of Pittsburg. were
the guests OF Mai. and Mrs r A McIn-
tyre, at Bethel
Dr. Harry Kerr and Dir. Chichester
Kerr. Of Washington spent Sunday az
"Anein," the summer home OF their
brother. DR.. James Kerr.
NJ ). A Motley, Of Richmond; Mrs.
r. G. Lowe. and Miss Lowe. Of Calves
ton. and Mr. John 3. Minor. Of Richmond.
are at the Warren Green Hotel.
Mrs. Thomas J. Semmes. Mr. Charles
Scmmes and Miss Myra Warmsley have
LEFT for the White Sulphur Springs. where
they will spend the remainder of the sum-
mer
Messrs. c. F. Vaughn. Charles Shields,
and ". W Vaughn. of Richmond, Va.
stopped over for a day at the Warren
Green Hotel. en- route from Capon
Springs, Va, 10 Richmond. in their large
touring car.
The Warrenton German Club gave the
third german Of the season here Friday
night As usual, there was a large num-
Der Of dancers present. among whom
could be noticed many visitors The ger
man was led by Mr. Harry Fitzhugh
Gray Music by Weber, Of Washington.
Mrs. Jules Leroux and her daughter.
Mrs. W. c. Davidson. of Washington,
spent the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Green. Mrs. Davidson will shortly go 10
Bar Harbor. where she viii start on an
automobile trip to Washington. She ex-
poets to stop at all places of interest on
the way.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18

Point, the people OF Danvers Indignantly
protest that It was not because they
| .'rubbered'' too much that the noted vIsi-
tors left. They explain they are used to
distinguished Inhabitants, having had In
their village the poet Whittier, who had
no fault 10 Ind with "rubbernecks, as
one old inhabitant explains also Dan
vers was the birthplace OF Gen. Israel
! Putnam, of Revolutionary fame, so. as
the townsman continued, the Fairbanks
did not Jar Us a bit
Be that as it may, they are now estab-
lished in their pretty cottage at Mauches-
I ter. within sight of the West Manchester
/ station, and one OF the prettiest and COST
| est places along the shore. K is On
neck of land jutting out into the sea.
making almost an island of their place
at high tide.
The place is reached by a long avenue
of willows, and the house itself is roomy
and picturesque, with very attractive liv-
| ing-rooms and an exceptionally pleasing
dining-room, one feature of which is
pretty little balcony opening from one of
the upper rooms and looking down into
the dining-room
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh had the
cottage one summer. Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Fairbanks and Mr.. and Mrs Fred
eriek Fairbanks are with the family at
Manchester.
Pay Director c. ". Littiefeld, L. S. ",
of Washington. was the guest this week
Of Mr.. T. b. Hutchinson, at the Ocean
side
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Stanley Eel, who
made the trip from their home III Balti-
more, in their racing auto. to Magnolia,
where they have been staying at the Mag
nolia, left this week for home, after max
ing the run 20 Narragansett Pier ana
back
Mr. and Mrs William F. Boardman
have been spending some days with their
son-in-law and daughter Senator and
Mrs. Murray Crane, at Dalton, Mass.
Mrs. Henry Clay Frick was hostess the
other afternoon at musicale, entertaining
at her palatial home at Beverly Farms
leo ladies. The magnificent organ was
played by Mr.. Gibson for their pleasure.
Lady Beatrice PoIe-Carew has been the
guest Of the Misses Loring. at their place
at Prides. Other guests Of theirs lately
were the British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce.
Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt jr., has been
making a series Of visits along the shore.
Among his hosts were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Rice and the Misses Tweed.
OF New York.
Miss Mabel Roardman, who has been
abroad all the early summer, is now at /
Wyndecliffe. after visit with Secretary !
and Mrs. Taft at Murray Bay.
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B0YDS.

Boyd, Md, Aug. L.
". Milton Dutrow, Of this vicinity. is
now in Carey. S. c.
Miss Zilpha Ebert, of Frederick, is a
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sara E. Boyd.
Miss NJ. Bartlett was this week a guest
Of relatives at Buckeystown. Frederick
County.
Miss Marie McCabe, who has been visit
ing relatives in Washington. has returned
TO her home.
Mrs. Alfred Ray. Of Washington. has
this week been the guest Of her daughter.
Mrs. James p. Maughlin.
Prof Earle B. Wood, county superin-
tendent Of schools. who has been ex-
tremely i'll, is convalescing.
Mrs. r Walters and Miss virgie Wal
tiers. OF Baltimore, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George NJ. Walters, near Boyds.
Miss Matte Burdette left Thursday for
Baltimore, and after a short stay there
VIII go TO Atlantic City for two weeks.
Miss Harriet Thompson, daughter of DR..
L. 3. Thompson, of Silver Springs, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. James 3. Maugh-
lin.
Miss Sara Bennett, Of Baltimore, and
Miss Hattie Clark, Of Norristown, Pa,
are guests OF Miss Georgianna Lewis
here
Albert MqCardelI and Eugene Waters,
CT Germantown, and Joseph Eskridge, of
Washington, are at Atlantic City for ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Duke, Of Harpers
Ferry. and Miss Loa White, of Baker
town, W Va, are guests here of Mr.. and
Mrs. William N. Williams.
Miss Anna Stewart. daughter of John
Stewart, Of Germantown, formerly Of
Washington, left this week for Colonial
Beach TO remain two weeks.
George F. Pollock. of the forestry bu-
reau Of the Agricultural Department, left
Thursday for Denver. Colo. and San
Francisco. on important work for the
government.
Fillmore c. King. Of Damascus, and
Miss Emma J. Lydard, Of that vicinity.
were married in Frederick this week by
Rev. John Paul Tyler. Of the Trinity N.
Z. Church South.
Mrs Elizabeth Ellis. Of St. Louis who
has been visiting Mrs. John B. Byrd. AT
Jacksonville. left Thursday for visits to
Washington and Louisa, Va. At Louisa
she will visit Mrs. Oscar Petty. who for
merly resided in St. Louis.
Miss A. II. Eastman. accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Eastman, left Thursday
for New London, Conn. 10 be gone ten
days. Mrs. Eastman and her daughter
are from Washington and have been oc-
cupying Winderbourne. the country home
OF Mrs Mary Howe Totten, this summer.
a party Of eighteen ladies and gentle
men from Boyds and Rockville. this week
went TO Chesapeake Beach for an out
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18
Presented a banner.

seltese Tribe, No. IS Improved Order
Of Red Men. was the recipient Of hand
some silk Indian" banner Tuesday night.
when a delegation from Sioux Tribe. No.
IS. visited its wigwam and presented the
token. The presentation speech was made
by Past Sachem Allison. and Acting
Sachem Broacker called upon Past
Sachem Deponai to respond for Seltese
Tribe The evening was given I'D TO
an impromptu smoker. which was thor
oughly enjoyed BY all present.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18
PEN MAR.

Pen Mar, Nd, Aug. t.
The japanese embassy occupies a pref
~ cottage opposite the Buena Vista Ho-
tel, which commands a magnificent view
over the Cumberland valley.
August Is the mountain month, and in
the Blue Mountains the season is at its
height The hotels and cottage proprie-
tors have nothing to complain Of this
month.
The excursion train. leaving Baltimore
every day at 9.l5 a, m, brings crowds OF
city jewellers anxiously seeking the noun
tain breeze. Indeed the ozone laden air,
the sparkling water from the mountain
spring, the sweet smell Of the pine woods
seem to have. an immediate effect, and
the mountain fairly swarms with men
and women "on pleasure bent" Golfng
mountain climbing, driving and card play
ing seem To be the principal diversions.
Washington is well represented on the
mountain. Among those registered at
the hotels are:
Blue Mountain House-Congressm
and Mrs. Pearre; Miss a A Allen: Mr.
and Mrs. r. II. Hagner and family; Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Wolfe and family; Mr. and
Mrs TOx and family; MI and Mrs.
Amenbar and family; Mrs Lazcaao; Mr..
and Mrs. ". B. Wood; DR.. and Mrs. II.
T. Suine, Annapolis.
Monterey Imp and CCttages-Messrs.
Robert VI. Barr; A. J. Clark; John /. Ed
wards; Mr.. HansfordS Mr. and Mrs.
Chamberlain and family; Mr.. John NJ
Colt; Mr. Edwin l. Fitzsimm0ns: Miss
H Drayton; Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Chiswell;
Or. and Mrs. Eugster and daughter; Mr..
c. II. Lyman; Miss Townsend: Miss l.
II. Campbell: Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Nor
wood; Mrs. Charles Poe; Gen. and Mrs
Royal F. Frank; Gen, and Mrs. Wallace
and their daughter Mrs. Martin.
Imperial Hotel-MTs. J. II. Goodman;
Miss Josephine Goodman; Mrs. S. Golden
berg.
Buena Vista Springs Hotel-Mrs. W
L Carpenter; Mrs. Philip J. Ryan; Miss
Margaret Merrick; Mr.. J. c. Anderson;
Mr.. r. S. Darlington.
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ing In the party were Mr.. and Mrs
B. +. Hicks and family, Of Boyds; Mrs.
Ella Edwards and family. of Iowa: Mrs
Baker. Mr. and Mrs. W Hicks and fam
ily, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hicks and
family.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18
ON The NORTH SHORE
Russian Ambassador Enter
tanned at Dinner.
PARTIES FOR MISS MCMILLAN

Fiancee of Sir John Harrington
Much Feted in Informal Way by
Many FTiends-FamiIy still MOurns
for Late SenatOr-Wedding TO Be at
Country Home, Eagle Head.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18
Eugene ?. Lyle's New Book
Is "The Lone Star"
TERMED EPIC OF SOUTHWEST

Character Sketches of Santa ANA,
Houston, Crockett, and Bowie Are
Unusual-Describes the Tragedy of
the AIamO-HeFOine Is Typical of
WomanhOOd of Big state.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18

Mrs. C. c. Overton. Of New York, who
Is summering at the Hawthorne Inn, gave
a tea this afternoon for Miss Cornelia
Gordon. who is stopping at the Magnolia.
Miss Gordon is with her aunt. Mns
George Berry, Of Frankfort. Ky, who "a
just been Joined by Mr.. Berry. a business
associate Of Mr.. Edison Bradley, OF New
York and Washington, and by her moth
er, Mrs. Bush.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18
BY q star care.pondept.

By STAT Correspondent.
Magnolia, Saturday, Aug. Il. 1907.
One of the prettiest dinner parties OF
the season was that given the other night
10 the Russian Ambassador and the
Baroness Rosen, by NJ Kroupensky, the
counselor OF the embassy.
The dinner was given at the Grill, the
table being laid out on one of the in
closed piazzas. and prettily decorated for
The occasion. Baron Sckhppenbach, Rus
sian consul general at Chicago, and n.
de Thai. of the Ambassadors stan, were
among the guests. as was the young
Baroness Elizabeth Rosen, the daughter
Of the Ambassador.
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Miss Mabel Roardman, who has been
abroad all the early summer, is now at
Wyndecliffe. after a visit with Secretary
and Mrs. Taft at Murray Bay
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Public Sale.

| will offer at pubic auction on
my farm 6 miles northeast Of
Minot and 3A miles due north OF
the &. n. stock yards Tuesday.
Oct 20, 1907. beginning at 10
O'Clock a. N. sharp, the follow
ing property:
Horses head consisting OF
] brown mare, weight 1900 lbs;
l black gelding, 1900 lbs; | bay
gelding, 1900 lbs; bay ? year
old colt. 1000 lbs.
Cattle-7 head of young COWS
consisting OF 4 fresh COWS, one
coming fresh November; 2 giving
milk.
Hogs head, consisting of l
SOW, 6 pigs by side; SOW due to
farrow Nov.
Farming Implements-Coh-
sisting Of 2 set of farm harness;
/ set of double buggy harness
good as new; l top buggy, |
farm wagon; l bob sled; l gang
pillow; ] Sully pillow with stubble
and sod breaker. | single shovel
pillow; l two-horse cultivator. l
$50 gal. stock tank; | self bin
der; !. self rake reaper; / mower!
| disc; l hay rake; l 20 disc
drill; / ! section harrow; | II
it. land roller, l grind stone; l
600 lbs platform >cIles; / de-
hnrn~r clippers; 100 it. IL inch
r,p.: l tanning mi |; % gal. Il a.
chine oil; l 'n'wing scythe;
HOUSEHOLDS and kitchen furniture
consisting Of ! prime Florence
cook stow; l retort oak heating
stove; 2 tables; l stand; 4 bed
steads; 2 sets chairs; ? rockers;
1 butter churn; 1 washing ma
chime; 2 loyal. jars: l large
glass cupboard: l kitchen cabi-
net; l cupboard; so qts. cameo
fruit; - 1-gal. ilrs; carpet $
dishes aud kitcheu utensils and
other articles not mentioned.
Terms OF sale-A credit OF II
months will be given without in
terest if paid at maturity; ii not
paid Z per cent from date Of sale
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THREE PERSONS INJURED
Tom Hegle's Cook Car Over :
turns in Hills South Of Town
and Cook and Drivers Seri-
Ously Burned and Bruised.

Three persons were very Sc
verely and painfully burned and
bruised, one very seriously inter-
nally, when the cook Car OF Tom
Heg!e's threshing outfit over
turned in the hills two miles
south OF Jos. Winters farm
south Of Minot about fourteen
miles Sunday about noon.
The immense car was being
hauled by twoyoke OF token when
a billy piece in the road was
reached, and over it went.
One driver, Soren Berg, was
struck on the chest by the red
hot stove and nearly put out OF
business. Fire came out of the
stove and burned him badly.
The other driver, julius Field,
was badly bruised and burned
over the back with hot water.
Mary the cook.
was burned about the face, arm
and side with hot water and red
b 1T Goals.
The windows were all broken
from the car and a good many
dollars worth Of groceries were
mixed up, and ruined.
The hungry threshers were at
the Campbell home waiting for
the arrival Of the cook car and
saw the accident, They ran out
and assisted the uuf ,rtunates
from the ruins.
! Grant s. Ynnul Room Z
Blaisdell-Bird block. Minot. n
D., loans money before proof is
made, in small amounts, tc
homesteaders. Write to him or
cali on him.
! For SALE-16O acres of Ia:,o
five miles east of Minot at the
right price. For further parti
culars address, A. G. Anderson
Eau Claire, Wis. AT Plum 81
9-26-1O-17
Lost-On the road to the SocfelC
farm, one double barrel ithaca
shot gun in canvas case. Finder
return to Weber's Hardware
store for reward.
| Leave orders for engraved
cards at the Independent office.
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Slim Jones Acquitted.

"Slim" Jones was acquitted in
the u. S. court Tuesday. He
was charged with making fraud
ulent proof on forty acres Of land
near Williston. The attorneys
for the Government asked that a
verdict be directed for Jones.
Jones is highly elated and says
that this is the first time in eight
years that he has not been under
bond. Il have a notion to go out
in the street and lick a man." he
said, Just to be placed under
bond. l don't feel natural a
bit. "
Storm Sash and Storm Doors all
sizes at Bovey Shute Lbr. Co.
tt P. B. Anderson. agt.
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purchaser giving note with ap-
proved security. Sums of S.
and under cash in hand. 6 per
cent discount for cash when en-
titled to credit. No property to
be removed until terms Of sale
are complied with.
Free lunch served.
ADAM BLOCKER,
Proprietor.
F. Fl. Bradley, Auct.
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IN. the spring of 1903, while in Austin,
Tex, where l had been sent for my
health, was sitting in front Of the
Uriscoll hotel, when from carriage
hastily driven from the depot, two gen
tlsmen emerged. One was an elderly
we'll dressed gentleman of about 60;
his face was swollen almost twice its
natural size, his eyes and mouth almost
closed. The other gentleman who was
his attendant, stopped and asked me if
! coutj refer him to frst-class physi-
clan. recommended him to tho one
Who was attending me, and at the same
time asked him abont the disease of his
friend. In reply he stated that about
two years ago u growth had appeared
On the glands in the right side of the
neck. This was removed by an opera
ton but soon re-appeared. A late con-
florence Of the nome doctors have re
ported that he cannot live, and We are
now enroute to st. Paul, Minn, to con-
snlt DR.. Dcran OF that city. Our train
being delayed, we are now compelled to
remain in Austin until evening.
"You will not see DR.. Doran in st.
Paul." replied, "as I remember seeing
in the Houston Post that Dr., Doran will
visit Houston, Texas in few days,
therefore you had better stop there and
save yourself the journey what,
muttered the sufferer. between his half
closed teeth, "Dr. Doran of st. Paul in
Texas. How fortunate"
They left Austin that night and upon
arriving at Houston the next morning,
found that DR.. Doran was due in Hous-
ton one day later.
Or. Doran arriving in due time was
informed of the suffering and import
ance Of the patient waiting and hasten
cd to make an early investigation of his
case.
Without asking him question DR..
Doran said to him: "My dear sir, it is
my opinion that you have been bitten
by some poisonous insect; it is also my
opinion that one Of your parents or a
very near relative has died CT cancer,
and that your system being especially
liable to develop cancer, has been only
aggravated by the bite, which has pro-
duced q cancerous growth. With the
proper treatment you can be cured. Dc
you want me to doctor your
Eyes" said the gentleman.
No sooner had his permission been
granted than DR. Doran injected some
thing to make him rest and then sent
him to his room to lie down. Being
treated the same manner the next day
he started to his home, stopping in
Austin few hours between trains.
saw him again at the hotel.
He assured me that he was feeling
much better and that the doctor hao
promised him cure in from three tt
Eve weeks. Being interested in hi
case | gave him my address. six
months afterwards I received letter
from him saying that he was cured ano
that he was in better health than be
had been for years. / met number o.
patients while in Texas, as have in al
sections of the country l have been in
they tell me of the miraculous features
in DR.. Doran's practice, his uuerrine
ability to tell patient his disease with
out asking him question and the
speed and ease which he cures the mos,
malignant disease. In cancer, con
sumption, eumor, paralysis. fatty degen
Grafton of the neart, kidney and ner
vous diseases, that he does not lose one
CASE in ninety, that his patients are
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X Race For Life
Bit BY Deadly Insect---The Train Delayed
Several Hours by Wreck

having the worst kind # chronic dis.
eases and have been given up by other
physicians AS jncurable. and yet these
incurable malignant diseases seem to be
handled by him with the utmost ease
and uniform success. The names OF
some of the patients be has cured have
como to notice.
Mrs. P J. Rydberg, Bronson, Mimi,
cured of chronic rheumatism and blood
trouble,
Miss Emily C'Day, Lake Park, cured
of goitre by DR.. Doran's famous subcu-
taneous injection method.
Henry Wegge, cambridge, Mimi, cur
ed Of cancer Of the lip and face. Mr..
Weggo is willing to tell all he knows OF
Dr. Doran's great cancer cure. The
doctors and druggists of thief River
Falls know this case.
In the treatment for catarri,, rheu-
matism, blood diseases. disease Of the
nervous system and other general dis
eases Or. Doran perhaps has no equal.
A. G. Myer, Ormsby, MINI, cured of
bad cancer Q: the lip in two treatments
Cured by the injection plan.
Tom Irwin, Mongolia, MINI, cured of
early consumption. The disease had
been coming on Mr.. Irwin for long
time He is now thoroIy we'll and able
to work every day.
Mrs. Sarah Walters, Pipestone, Mimi,
cured of chronic female troubles, stom-
ach troubles. Mrs. Walthers WAS very
bad and was given up to die.
f. Densmore, Spring Valley, S. D.,
cured of chronic catarrh of the stom-
ach, cured quickly with medicines such
as he had never taken before.
J. w. Nicholson, 16 Nourse street, st
Anthony Park, MINI, cured of chronic
kidney trouble OF long standing.
Mrs. G. W. Howard, Edgerton,
Mimi, cured of tubucular glands of the
neck; cured to stay in three months
treatment.
Mrs. James Inglis, Hallock, MINI.
cured OF articular rheumetism after
other doctors failed to give her any re-
lief.
ID Defenbacgh, 3l4 Jackson st.
N. e. Minneapolis, MINI. Cured OF
cancer.
A. G. Drummer, Of st. Anthony Park
Mimi, cured of varicocele-
Chas. Goswell, Lumber Exchange
building, Minneapolis, MINI, cured o
chronic blood disease. There is not {
pimple on Mr.. Goswells body. HI
says that DR.. Doron treatment for pri
vate and nervous diseases cannot bt
beat.
Will Older, Mitchell, S. D., cured o
constant drains of his nervous system
which would have ruined him mental,
and socially.
Mrs. John Grove, Winnebag, MINI.
cured of early consumption. she say!
DR.. Dorans treatment works like magic
Norman Lewis, Warroad. MIMI, came
to st. Paul to be cured of cancer of thu
face, after being told by Winnipeg sur
geons that there was no hope for him
Today Mr.. Lewis is we'll and doins
his own work. It only required fou
treatments with DR.. Doran's injection
fui to destrop the deadly disease.
j. w MCkOWAN.
st. Paul, MINI. oct. l4-Special t
the Independently Doran has ar
ranged to continue his northwestern
trips throughout the state. His con
situations are S1.OO.
Rugby, Crammond Hotel, Oct %
Minot. Leland Hotel, Oct. %.
Darlington, Kirkwood, Oct "a
Valley City, Radolf, Oct 25
jamestown, Gladstone, Oct
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NOTICE. EOR BIDS

NOTICE FOR BIDS
The directors of Bell School District will re-
celve sealed bids for school house in Bell
school District No. 10. until clock p. m,
Nov. 2. 1867. said bids to be for work alone
with the material put on the gro und by the di-
rectOrS.
Bids will also be received for material fol
said school house.
Plans and specifications will be found at the
office Of County Superintendent or at the office
of the Clerk.
RObt. W aldref.
10-3-lO2 Hecker. N. D.
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Prominent young grocer who
has opened a new grocery store
on Reishus street, Mr.. Dyer is
a good advertiser and tins week
says something interesting to
the public about his fresh line
OF goods.