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wanted t,sd iu Iowa,

Governor Swanson yesterday hon9rel
q requlsitlon from the Governor q
Iowa for Ducian orino, who Is wanted
ton ana theft, The man is underS ar
rest III Alexandria. and .will he ia en-
to his Western home for trial ct once.l
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$3.50 Three-PIece Mahogany. Bedroom Set.
sve neat pass ano
bottoms; pre-inventory price 5000. (Third
noor.) fS
sve 5I ys q %s e
cent. tThrd floor)
Eighty Mahogany wardrobes, fifty inches
1880 ss (Thtrd 'i door.5 ' ~ - ''lu si'ee
s prss Rase npE as5fs
$500 Rattan Sewing Baskets $40. <second
h noor)
san Tea too thirty
$3.50 Full Roll Arm and Back Gentlemen's
Rattan Rockers. large and comfortable, s1.os
each. (Second hoorJ
zoe l' each Second oora - VAS
sso HAL GsRss best quality
halI. soc. (second noor.)
$3.50 AKIN, . Carpets, different designs
$500 Very Finest Quality Wilton
doc Reversible Cottage CARPET, c9c. Second
noor)
n small ROOM 5000. (Basenent.)
s12.75 Open Tranklns. 5000. (Basement.l
$1,000 Full Nickel Trimmed Oak stove,s thir-
s15 are ren p,s
$500 Extra. Large self-Feeder--tho finest
no the city city will heat nearly
thing for slburbanites; pre- Inventory sale price
$3875 (Basement)
$500 Full Double Size Iron Beds, including
| springs. $B.4O. (Bascment) s-8
s11.0o Double iron Beds including springs
have rail Stats; pre- inventory price $685. (Base-
ment.) &
ssc fourtsen-ineh Square Baking Pans. lie
EACH (Basement)
24c twelve-inch Square Baking Pans 1:c
each. (Basenlent.)
Secondhand Sewing Machines taken In trade
for tho Standard. guaranteed for ono year,
$500 to $500.
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rr,ncess Anne All hight.

NEW YORK, Jan, ;ss5,--The Old Do
minion line steamer, Princess Anne,
twenty hours overdue at this port from
Norfolk, was located from Northeast End
lightshIp outside Of Cane May this tore-
noon. Captain Tapley, OF the Princess
Anne. sent Il message to the United Wire
less Telegraph Company TINT all was
we'll on board, and that tho steamer
would dock about & i, NJ. to-day.
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'TOANO HIGH SCHOuL
Plan. ana Specificat lions fnr New
a building Accepted.

Especial to ,The Times ispatcl:.l
Is ,nOAN1, VA. January 2h,--The
school trustees met at Toano yesterday
TO perfect plans preparatory 70 tina
building OF the high, sehooa ~ Ioanp;
The plans and specifications snnmltteu
S ~ discussed and accepted by the
hoard. ..ssas3
brick structure, with four large claas
rooms, 4 largo assembly hall z !. q
library. 1T win cost about $1,000, The
contract for putting up the building
will he lat the first of Fe :, ".
rhe8 school board at Tvs meeting
yesterday authorized It's sseere ia tary 4 sto
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oYsTER-G GROWERS ORGANIZE
National Association Formed, Will
New Haven rs Headquarters,

HARTFORD. CONN, Jan, c5.-The Ma
tional Oyster Growers' and Dealers Asso-
citation has been incorporated in this State
with its office in New Haven, The mem-
bership Is expected to Include about TO-
900 wholesale and retail Dealers who are
combining In this way to conduct a cam
paign of education as to the Wholesome
and nutritious character OF this sea food
and to reply to reports which attack the
conditions under which oysters are pro-
pared for and distributed to the markets
Of the country, The association Will re-
quest the Federal government to appoin,
a commission to Investigate the Indus
try and to reply to DR., Wiley.
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HONOR 4EMPER0R's NATAL DAY

Celebrated With Loan Exhibition of
Forty Mnsterpiecex.
BERLIN, Jan. 25.-Emperor William to-
day inauguriited the celebrations in con-
rcction with the beginning of his fftieth
year which will take place next Monday,
his birthday, by opening In the city q
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birthday Party.

AT her home. No. aa0a East Broad
Street, on Friday afternoon, little Miss
Marie Melsel entertained her friends
between a and z o'clock, assisted by
Misses Vloy Kratz and Lenora Kobe
the occasion being her birthday. Her
father welcomed the little people ~
a few words, and delivered the whole
home into their hands for their fullest
enjoyment and pleasure, Games We're
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Isuck on Emil Time.

READING. PA, Jan. 95,----,Ncar one,
thousand employees Of the Reading Hard-
ware Company have been ordered on
nifty hours per week, They have been
working thirty-nlne hours, The outlook
In the hardware trade Is brighter, RI n
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FeilerntIon COMMITTEES Adjourns,

& WASHINGTON. d. c. January 3d.
After holding, sessions every day DUR,
OF the American Elaboration OF; Labor
to-day finally CON luded Its work, Dur.
Ing this time many problems OF vital
interests to organized labor have been
considered and disposed Of
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Fnthcr Foley Goe. to Ho.pltal.

[Speclnl to The Tlmes- o lspatch.l
i BALTIMORE, MD, January 25,-
Rev. ] oseph a. Foley. of ST.. Paul's
.Catholios Church, this city. has gone
to Norfolk to undergo treatment for
tai. He was 8accompanied by his broth
err, Rev NJ. r.. FOLEY, and trained
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advertise In the Richmond and New
mort News papers for teachers at once.
They will begin tho school with three
teachers, principal and two assistants.
Tho principal is ito receive $50 and the
assistants $50 and SAC,
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Contains No Quiiniine

Yet Rabel1 Is the most effective rem.
edy for Colds. La Gr!ppe g, Chils aud
Fever. Mr., i. r. Oerlet. Vienna, Va,
SAYS; "Iiaye used 1t An my family for
lE years. 1t is moro than you claim
for it. 4 I have known Of three doses to
stor, CHI Ills, st3 u X FL ls
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JAPAN WAITING for
REPLY OF AMERICA \ !
Hayasl,i Witllfolds Ills Speech
Giving Nations Policy Until
Received.
RIGID RULES AS TO LABoRERs
Their Emigration to America
Only to BE Allowed Under
Satisfactory Conditions.

TOXIC, Jan. 25.--'rhc program for to-
days session OF the diet, Including the
speech OF Foreign Minister Yiscount
i HAyashi regarding the emigration ques.-
tion, was suddenly changed and the speech
WAS postponed Until Jan. 30, wien 1t is
expected that Niscolnt Hayash Will out
limo definitely the plans of tho government
for the restrictions OF emigration TO
Amerca and Canada. II is understood
that the postponement was due to the
fact that 81 reply from the American gov
eminent to the last memorandum from
japan was expected to be handed to the
foreign Office this afternoon.
Since the delivery OF It's last memoran-
DUN tile Japanese government has issued
Tie most stringent Instructions to all gov
arnors and other officials concerning tho
regulation OF future immigration along
the lines OF the future definite policy OF
restriction which includes the prevention
pf emigration OF laborcrs to America and
Canada except under given conditions
which will he satisfactory to the govern
meEts Of both these countries.
No labnrers will be permitted TO emf
crate to Mexico. Evidence Of the deter-
rnfnatlon of The Japanese government is
slicwn by an official order issued to emf
grafton companies to-day, wherein all
emigration TO tho Hawaiian Islands is
absolutely prohibited except In the case
%. relatives OF Japanese already residing
there.
The order bearing on emigration 10 the
Hawaiian islands has created consterna-
ton among the emigration companies who
expected to institute virulent attack
upon the foreign office nolicy In this re.
spect. Nlscount Hayash, however, Is de-
icrmined not to yield and says that the
Japanese government having given n
prnmiae Will not rccede from 1t regard.
less Of political pressure.
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MIR, Gllliana's Condition Critical.
RALEIGH, N, c., Jan. 26.-Donnell Gill
liam. prominent lawyer Of Tarboro,
suffered an apopleotc stroke OH the
principal street here yesterday. Ills con-
Gition Is critical,
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SMALLPOX NEAR BEL0NA
A Number OF Cases Develop mud Pub
lie Sohu0l IL Cl0Aed.
4[Speclal to The TImes, pisnntch,1

BELON!A, VA, January 25.-The
Heighborhood OF Belona is In a great
Nate of excitement on account OF
3nallpoN near by. Several persons
sre sick with 1t. and others are az
vected to break out every day. Several
persons who have been exposed to 1t
were carried yesterday and put In q
The public school here has also been
closed. and a general vaccination VIII
start first OF the week.
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NO BUSINESS ON SUNDAY
Norfolk Minister'S Working for More
Rigid ODHeFvaNee.

Especial to The Times Dispatcl,.l
3 NORFOLK. January 25.-The Tide
water Ministerial Association will ill.,
nugurate u fight for better State laws
to regulate the observance OF Sunday.
and Rev. George T.. Booker. who
breaches Sunday In Richmond, under
tho auspices OF the y. NJ. G. a., will
over tho following week days,
In order to bring the matter before
members OF the Legislature In the hope
OF securing favorable action.
The association charges that the sell.
ing Of merchandise on Sunday, partt-
cularly In Norfolk and other cities,
on the Sabbath, the persons thus en-.
gagged observing some other day In the
week as Sunday, is q gross evasion OF
tho law. They contend that they take
advantage OF the law. not for reli gious
purposes, hut in order to carry on bust.
ness on the day generally observed a.
Sunday. t Al
Mr., Booker, representing the minis
terial alliance, will present a series OF
resolutions bearlng on tho matter, and
Will also presenta law prepared, which
It Is declared, will remedy the evils
complained OF, He will endeaVor. to Sc,
cure the Endorsement OF tho ministerial
organizations OF Richmond and thell
assistance In getting the matter be-
fore the Legislature.
81 II AVE
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- l|IIIi ~
15c Towel Racks. three pronss, only &c each.
tFourtl fioor)
si.76 Mission magazine Stands. four shelves.
Doc each. (sixti foor)
and ehs:s sess
r stses fHsssd FMaofs oss five
$500 Three-Picce Tapestry Parlor Suit. frame
very, dainty and neat. s1os7. tsixth iloor)
$500 rsTlos Set pphesterss in
polished and plain SlD.Os. (sixth noor)
$500 Three-Piece Solid Mahogany Frame In
nh sat xah oor fine duality
large round, beveled French plate mirror ss.os.
dsn max sis55 lsiSth ser Cores upn''s'''e4
1880 Birdseye Maple lis Bureau largo oval
Inches With bottom shelf s4;,s. esixth door.5
$4,000 Three Piece Mission Set. upholstered In
S 5sists ls'Ssf ss''ss and small chair SECS
sna
Tas ao9ss aoos !" best
e as5gs sSs9 d rs1sd x
$500 Fine Leather Spanish Share
any. siG.75. (sixth noor.)
$500 rins Large Turkish Chair, gphos.,sre =
oak, $c7.:b. (Sixth foor.)
$I1o0 CHARTERED and Polished Oak Sewing
Table. under shelf. with drawer 1915 (Fourth3
noor)
$500 Polished and Chartered Oak cheval
Mirror large glass, 4Ox1S; parliamentary sale
price SO.Os. (Fourth hoor)
$4,000 Very Fine Oak Sheraton China Case,
two mirrors in top xsO.97. (Fourth hoor)
$1,000 Mission Sewing Table, ss.7s Fourth
noor)
$500 56-Piece Tea Sets, green and rose deco
rations around edges $3.50. (Fourth noorD
$a45O Square End Mission China Case. forty
seven inches wide, ee:,0S. (Fourth foor0
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wcIco,nc Ia yI.co,,nt AokI.

TOXIC, Jan. 25.--viscount Aoki am
! hassador to the United States. has arrived
early this morning sent a representative
10 Yokohama to receive him. AT the
Shimbash railroad station. in this city.
he was met by Baron Chinda, Of the
foreign office. by many officials OF the
diplomatic service, and numerous friends
who extended to him cordial welcome
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forty-six Inches wide, French bsvel mirror.
1sxsO; come quick $1,000. tFourth noor)
alss sy ps Ef S ss s4ss
s5O,O5. (Fourth foor)
100 Cana Seat, High Back Solid Oak Dining
Chairs, ODc. Wourth noor.)
$500 Three Piece Solid Oak Schanlbcr Set,
bureau has four drawers and aoxsi French bevel
STourth noor)
$4,000 Three-Piece Solid Oak Roll Top Cham
Der Set (ro bed bureau and washstand topsl,
Which have 'a,lartered oak swell front drawers,
s:s.ss (Fourth Aoor)
$4,000 Three Piece Extra Fine Bedroom s
s:l.oo Very Large Chartered Full Swell Front
chiftennisr I'VE large drawers IS inches vide
inches Inches pre-inventory price s1:5o irourt5
shoor0
. Four odd Handsome, Large slor Jars. were Is
We viii Close them out for s1 each tFoarth
loor)
5000 solid Oak Bureaus french Oh, pattern I. =
(Fourth noor)
; s sea ea . D9sso srh sol ron top
Solid Mahongary Dining Room Set: includes
Buffet SIDE Table China ang
carved clay feet, all real sure n enough mahgE
$I2O.oN gets 1t. tThird 1oor.)
$4,000 Solid Nah ogany sideboard. sixtv-three
inches wide; has 1sX53-inch mirror hack: fne.s
large, handsomely carved columns and carved
claw feet 5000.
Exact match III China Case. all mirror back,
forty inches wide regular prize. $500: cut to
$4,000, or IL you take both pieces you have
them for $4,000. (Third loor0
$4,000, one Extra Fine Large Full Turkish
Divan and Armchair to match; very finest grade
Of upholstering. soft as eiderdown cush-
ion: these goods that are only shown in and
nade q METROPOLITAN
shops parliamentary salo price. 10000. (Third
noor)
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$1,000 RuYS $4,000 OF CAPITAL
& stock In Sis. 900 oyster company, in-
opening shop and cotton schooner
good opportunity for cannery ana
shipping; thorough investigation Of
fered,& my profession demands NIL
& my time. n, @, Box 81 3, aiveston,s
N
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600 Iate for Classification.

WANTED. AT ONCE, LADY BOOK
keoper; ono who can use typewriter
preferred, Address In own hands
writing lNDNPENDENT TRANSFER
Il CO. care j. r. a one 81, p tershurE, Va.
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NOTICE FoR BIDS

BIDS viii be received until April u
1908, 8 p. M. for the erection and com,
pletion Of = four room School Building
a strict accordance with plans and
specifications on file at the Clerks
once.
Each bidder will be required to en-.
close with his tender certified check
Ii the amount of 5 per cent of his bids
Is guarantee that he will enter into
contract. Checks will be returned on
acceptance Of bond. The successful
bidder will be required to furnish an
approved security bond conforming
with the specifications, in the full
amount OF the contract price.
Plans may be seen at the Office OF
the Clerk Of the Board in Ryder, N. D.,
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NoT1CE OF MORTGAGE SALE

Default in the cond tions Of the herein des-
cribed mortgage having occurred. BY which
the power Of sale therein contained has be-
come operative and no action or proceeding
has at any time been had or instituted at Law
or otherwise to recover the debt now remain.
ing secured by such mortgage or any part
thereof. By virtue of such power and for the
purpose OF foreclosure and sale.
Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage executed and delivered BY Patrick
". Carney and Edna Carney his wife. mortga-
tn day OF July 1906 and filed for record in tho
once of the register OF deeds of tho County
of Ward and state of North Dakota. on the 9th
day of July 1905. and recorded in Book 81 OF
Mortgages at pa ge $50. will be foreclosed by
sale Of the premises in such mortgage and
hereinafter described, at the front door OF tho
court house in the County of Ward and State
OF North Dakota, at the hour of O'Clock p. m.
on the 18th day of April A. D. 1908. to satisfy
the amount due upon such mortgage on the
day Of SAFE. The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to satisfy the
same, are described as follows to-wit: The
East Half Of the North West Quarter and Lots
One and Two, of Section Thirty, Township One
Hundred Fifty Nine. north, Range ninety Four.
West OF the 5th p. n.
having been duly declared due aud payable.
There will be due on such mortgage on the day
of sale the sum of Two Hundred Forty Three
and SO-1OO ($243. SO) Dollars.
Dated February 18th, 1908.
M.F MuRPHY,
Mortgage.
Attorneys for Mortgagee,
Grand Forks, N.sDak. 2-27.4-2
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

Notice is hereby. given that that certain
mortgage, executed aud delivered by Jacob
Nelson mortgagor, to WI. Carroll. mortga-
gee, dated the 18th day OF March. A. D. 1907.
and filed for record in the office of the register
OF deeds Of the county Of Ward and state OF
North Dakota, on the 18th day of March. A. D.
1907, and recorded in book ''l2" of Mortgages
at page 2l5, will be foreclosed by sale OF the
premises in such mortgage and hereinafter des-
cribed at the front door OF the court house in
the city OF Ninot in the county Of Ward and
state OF North Dakota, at the hour of two
O'Clock p. M. or. the 2lst day Of March. A. p.
1908 to satisfy the amount due upon such
mortgage on the day OF sale. The premises
described in such mortgage and which will be
sold to satisfy the same are described as fol-
lows:
The northwest one quarter OF Section Two,
Township One hundred Fifty two North Of
Meridian. [NwA Sec. 2. Twp 152. r, $751;
There will be due on such mortgage at the
date of sale the sum Of Seven Hundred Fifty
-Four Dollars and Nine Cents $751;. O9] together
with costs and attorneys fees.
W. j. Carroll
Mortgagee.
Palda & Burke.
Attorneys for Mortgage
Minot. North Dakota. 2-l3-37
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Independent Dope
Sheriff's Sale.

BY virtue of an execution, issued out
OF and under the seal of the district
court in and for the county of Ward,
and State of North Dakota, upon a
judgment rendered and docketed in
said court, on the 3rd day of March,
A. D. 1908, in an action wherein John
Hunter and Albert Hunter plaintiffs,
and Charles M Hunter and M. C.
Hunter his wife defendants, in favor
of the said plaintiffs and against said
defendants, for the sum of eight
hundred and forty-one and 34-10O dol
lars, which said sum was made declar-
ed to be special lean against south
east IA section IL, township 1853, range
81 and ordered among other things
that execution. ensue thereon which
execution was directed and delivered
to me as sheriff in and for the said
county of Ward, have this goth day
of March, A. D. 1908, levied upon all
the right, title and interest of the said
defendants, Charles M. Hunter and M
c. Hunter his wife in and to the fol-
lowing described, the southeast quar-
ter of section twelve, township one
hundred and sixty-three, range ninety
one Csc IA sec. -, twp. 1853, rye. 91)
which said premises was particular
mentioned in said execution as being
the property ordered by the court TO
be sold for the payment Of said judy
ment together with the costs of sale.
Notice is hereby given, That I, the
undersigned, as sheriff as aforesaid,
will sell the above described real
property to the highest bidder, for
cash, at public auction, at the front
door of the court house in the city Of
Minot in the county Of Ward and state
of North Dakota, on Saturday the sec
ond day Of May, A. D. 1908, at 2 o'clock
p. M, Of that day, 10 satisfy the said
execution, together with the interest
and costs thereon.
Dated this goth day of March, A. D.
1908.
John Lee,
Sheriff Of Ward County.
James Johnson, Attorney for Plaintiff.
3-19-4-23
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/ will stand at nv farm miles north
of Burlington, twp. 1876, range "a, one
good jack (Jonn Hyde. Is of heavy
bone about Is hands hig',, weigh about
$50, good style and high life. Was
brought from Mo. when year old and
raised in Dakota. therefore is q climated
jack. Guaranteed to be sure breeder.
Will insure living colt for Sl2.5O. To
insure mare in foal $40. If any one per-
son breeds three or more mares will in.
sure living colt for $40 each. II any
mare that has been bred to John Hyde)
is traded or sold by former owner or
leaves the country then the services
rendered falls due il same has proven
to be with foal. Otherwise no payment
is required until colt is foalded.
y. w. GREEN,
r. F. D. No. 2. Burlington, N. D.
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The Minot Blks have determinol
that their new 340.o00 home shnll 30
erected this year. and the 20 year
bonds. by which money 10 to be
raised, are being sold In and around
Minot. Building material Is cheaper
this year than for some time, and the
Elks will make a strenuous effort to
carry their project thru.
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also 4 the once Of the County Super
intendent. at Minot. N. D.
The board reserves the right TO re-
ject any bid or to accept any bid pre-
scented. All bids to be addressed to
the Clerk OF Ryder Special School Dis
trict, Ryder, N. D., and marked Bids.
A. c. o. LOMEN,
40 Clerk.
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Fire gutteds tAs residence occupied
by Geo. Mundell On RamaEad street,
early Friday n morning. The nremen
responded quickly. but could not turn,
on the water quickly. g three n.y.
drants were tried before one was
found which was not frozen up. The
water even then had but low pressure.
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Mrs. Webb, the colored woman from
Williston.y serving time in the county
Jail, has been adjudged insane, and
was sent to the asylum.
In lively scrap Thursday night,
Lame Shaw hammered Ross jury
man horribly with his crutch. The
men were arrested, but not very
severely dealt with.
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NOTICE TO CREpIToRs

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. In County Court.
County Of Ward Davis, Judge.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Ed. Kirkelie,
deceased. 4
Notice is hereby given that all persons hav-
deceased, are here by required to exhibit them.
with the necessary vouchers, to the under
signed, administrative of said estate. at her
residence at 2O4 Jarvis street. MinOt, n. OAK,
the residence Of such misunderstanding; and you
will further take notice that such claims and
proof must be presented within four months
after the first publication OF this notice.
STkLLA kIRKELIE,
Administrative of Estate Of
3124-2 Ed. Kirkelie. deceased.
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An ordinance opening aixth street
from Ward street to the city limits
was passed at its second reading Mon
day night.
Republican headquarters have been
opened In rooms in the new Emerson
block. r: \,
Ed, Anderson Of Palermo, who was
arrested for plugging, managed to elude
the officers and is going yet.