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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-13

The Burlington News advises the rail-
roads to leave Vermont politics alone
and leave it to the people, Good advice,
but perhaps fallen on barren soil,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-13
ROBBERS KILL FIVE
AND STEAL s1zoo0.
Ten Bandits Invade Customs 0fice and
in Escape Three are Killed.

Tiais, June Iss-Ten robbers heavily
armed invaded the customs Office here
aud killed the official n charge and his
four assistants. deeamping with $4,000
The peliee pursued the robbers. killing
fhfee Of them, but the others escaped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-13

II Is figured BY The News and Citizen
Of Morisville that the first ballot tor
congressman III the first district Republi-
can convention would stand liIe this III
O. M. Barber of bennington enters The
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-13

AS we've said before, our
Navy $ trip around the world will
make an increased demand for
American goods
Already one Of the high class
shops III Paris is selling Ameri-
can rcady-madc-clothing and the
same in London.
Come in and see the suits thar
win Be recognized as the best
made clothing on earth,
Special.
We shall sell balance Of those
Csc Fancy Hose advertised yes
terday for zoe Friday and Satur-
day
WE CLEAN. PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-13

The man Of fat Is also the man d
fate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-13
ATT

see the graduates turn and look about
them.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20
Financial.

On Thursday last, in the middle of the mar
ket which / told YOU | believed was a below
ing bull one. Amalgamated cut its dividend
in halves. OF course there was slump. The
Street know-it-alls kissed the baby boom
goodbye and again started to unwind their
Grape.
In my Fridays advertisement ] said The
bull market will resume its sway to-day. Ii
did. and Saturday it went through the closing
hour like the Leadxilie Pony Mail two hours
behind supper time, with hungry Bill on the
box.
Illustration: Amalgamated-52 before the
cut, 20 after the cut, IS on Saturday
This IS a bull market Make 10 mistake
a runaway bull market So much for the gen
eralities and this bit more. There has been no
time since before the Northern Pacific corner
that the public have had such an opportunity
to get aboard as sure enough bull market
as to-days.
Now to points, will divide them into three
stacks, Past, Present, Future.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20
Unfurnished apartments to Let.
Furnished Il Dartments to Let.

i tn ST IS EAST NEAR STH AVE ALABAMA
IL and Rensselaer, Hotesl.-spring reduesen' one
h.l, farmer prices furnished apartment private pain
na.r ehoIcs 81 daily; including meals &l2oo weekly
I've S2o: exclusive. homeliks
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20
FUTURE.

When insiders, traders and others who have
low-priced stock (and, bear IN mind, there are
100000 shares OF thern) have sold out to my
friends. the public, and the stock IS then sell
ing at TO- II and IS, and all of my following
have large profits in hand, will ask them to
consent to a consolidation in which viii
nersonaIly make millions. | will fully and
fairly explain how / mean to make these
millions, and with my explanation | will point
to their profits. and they will willingly con-
sent. and | will Immediately make the millions.
See the point, Mr. Wall and State Streeters!
Of course you do. And with it you see why 1t
is fair and best and also for my own interest
to see that my followers get aboard Nevada
Utah at the present low prices.
If / were idiotic enough to rush Nevada
Utah to II or Is and allow the insiders and
traders to sell out to the publlc-the usual
way-and then smash the price to 8, 7 or =,
and by manipulation, made possible by the
very profits they had made-the usual way
what pretty ass | would De to ask those
who had been thus n1ulcted to consent to
consolidation that l might make millions
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20
TO THE PUBLIC.

Keep on buying Nevada-Utah with your
orders limited at, say, 7, for to-day Con-
tinue 10 pay for It, putting into your own
name and sending me your proxies, and pay
no attention to the dIsinterested % advice
OF the Wall Street and State Street krlow-1t-
als. First make up your mind whether you
wish to go into stocks, and then decide whether
my advice-that there is less risk with larger
chances of profits in Nevada-Utah than N any
other stocks on the LISTS sound.
Make up your minds whether or not l would
be starting this campaign at this time and IN
this way unless | were reasonably sure OF
CARRYING It to success Then, with the aid OF
what / have already said TO you IN my adver-
tisements, decide whether or not would be
such fool as to go to all this trouble to IN
load Nevada-Utah onto you at 8, or ., when
/ could have deluged you with it a year ago
at 20, 80, 30 or so. Decide all these things Tor
yourselves, and IN doing so run over what L
did in Butte, Tamarack, Copper Range and
Trinity.
l repeat: "If your conclusion is that you
don't want to buy. go your way and save your
self the humiliation of taking the advice OF the
Wall and State Street know-it-alls who care
as much for your welfare as they do for that
of a large. fat capon after it has been well
stuffed and well roasted. II you decide you re
going to get aboard with me, send your order
to a reputable Stock Exchange house, take
YOUR stock and 60 your way without conSulta-
ton with those Wall and State Street know
it-a1s, who are Just now so anxious for your
welfare.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20
PRES n +.

The Nevada-Utah end of the present cam
paign is working like charm From every
nook IN the land buying orders arc pouring
in by mail, telegram and otherwise. To MI
them insiders and Street traders are selling
scores OF thousands of shares which they
bought at 2, ). 4 and ), and ! am working
overtime to hold the price al between ) and
g. that all buyers may get fair deal.
No man can gainsay that the trader or IN
slider who paid 8, or IS not receiving tair
treatment when he gets o. | am besieged
on all sides with, why don't you let it rush
I'd TO O or Io?" Now, Mr.. Wall and State
Street, dip into your horse sense tank for this
once and fish out an honest answer to this
question. You have the tank and you have the
honest answers IN it if you will but bring them
out
Why should assist in getting or 10 tor
those who are going out when 1t IS to be paid
by my followers who are coming Ins Why
should II
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20
PAST.

What would YOU have done, It won't mud
die nv argument whether you're bank pres
ident, d grocer's clerk or a hack drlver-ln my
lexicon all are three OF a kind-shake-hands,
white men, If you were on visiting terms
with your heart and soul and didn't have to
make affidavit to yourself that you were hon
est?
If YOU had every reason to believe the Ne
vada-Utah mine was a winner-a big winner:
If you had taken options in hundreds OF
thousands of shares2
If you had started examination to verify
your belief?
Ii it leaked ito the Street that you had
taken options and were going. to take hold,
and if "the Street" started in to get ahead of
the public-to get all the cheap stock!
If to protect the public, you had advertised
Don't touch the stock until I tell you publicly
that my reports show it TO be good Then go
aboard"2
If your following, which you knew was
tremendous, developed after the advertise
ment to be large beyond your or anyone elseS
dreams?
If it developed that your following was so
big so scattered and had such faith in what
YOU said that it swamped the banks and brok-
erape offices all over the country with orders
to buy as soon as your advertisements ap-
peared-orders TO buy more than twice all the
stock there was in existence and at any price!
If you were sure that if you said Buy. 1t
would lead to wild rush which would carry
the stock to 40 or so per share?
If YOU were sure that after the rush had
subsidized those who in their ignorance OF stock
market conditions had paid so, would become
panic stricken On seeing 1t drop TO 40 and
would throw over their stock and thereby
would produce such chaos that thousands OF
your following would make enormous losses:
If your reports then showed you the prop
erty was such that you would like to buy It all
at to 10 per share, and would like to advise
II, by advertising Il have examined the
property 1t is good, go ahead and buy you
could make for Yourself SIo,ooo,oOo to SI5,ooo,-
oooo What would have you done?
Bear in mind said if you were on visiting
terms with YOUR heart and soul and you didn't
have to make affidavit to yourself that you
were honest, what would you have done! Ot
course YOU would have done what | did You
would have turned If down, thereby foregoing
your profits and taking in place OF them the
kicks and cuffs OF all the know-lt-aH Street
sharps vino had got aboard low to unload
upon your following when the word was given
This is what YOU would have done, and then
YOU would have waited Tor a better time to
work out your plan
That is what | did Nail it down, Mr.. Wall
and State Street know -it-allS and compare 1t
with the conditions which will exist before L
get to the wind-up end Of my present plans
and YOU will have to say that old-tashloned
square dealing pays IN the long run.
lust now you're stalking up and down the
Curb suuinting one eye and distributing this
over-ripe advice to would-be buyers: What
he did last year he will do again
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20
School Agency.
Notice of Summons.

CS7-PRT-MF COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
~ TIflma c. Mason, Plaintiff. against John mason De-
fen,lant- Summons. Action for separation
To the above named Defendant:
hereby answer the complaint
in +fis action. and of your answer on
49,. Iainti4s attorneys within twenty days after the
service of This exclusive of the day OF ser
ra and IN case of your failure appear. or answer
ment will be against by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated January 9th. 1908. -. .-.
RFPGFE a PRENDERGAST. Plaintiffs Attorneys
C1%Rce and Fostofice Address No. 25 Broad ST.
Borough of Manhattan. New York City
To the Defendant John Mason: -.
-to so-apoJrF served you by publ
cation pursuant order of Hon Eernon NJ pavis.
Justice of supreme Court of the State OF New
vorL dated the day of January. 1905, filed with
in of the Clerk OF the County
~ New work. at the County Court House in the Bor-
oueb of Manhattan. City and state OF New YORK. Oh
the 1Ath dav OF January. 1908
tied New York. January 18th. 1908.
FEPEFN & PRENDERGAST, Plaintiffs Attorneys
and I9ostofice Address Broad Street. Bor-
ourh of Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20
THOMAS w. | LAWSON.
Surrogates' Notices.

EGBBEs, ZELA:-Iy PTEsUANCE OF Az osDEs
0unfy Sa0in Claims aFainst zei GIBBS late Of Ns9
Rhode Island deceased to present ,t the ssms
transacting business No 80 Wall Street IN the CITY Of
Dated New York: the 2ist day Of 6esoesE I9o7
NEW rSEtk g to- LIZ iNSO I-@A-SCH AMI AENSA OA
W. 7. EMMET. Attorney for Executor. 81 Wall Street
C,cHEUER Carl. ALSO KNOWN AS CHARLES
Thomas surrogate Of the County OF New YORK notice
or Charles scheuer iats County YORK
fSess tSe sabscrlber place q BUSINESS
New York or before the 1st day q June next
HATTIE 7. sCHEUER Administrstrtn; :.
Rroadway Borough Of Manhsttan New YORK City
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABSER G
is hereby ssn 70 AL a o @ e1ag aEs &c s %
York. deceased. TO present the sane with vouchers
business once q AdoIph Bloch. NJ 90 Nassau
Dated New 10Ff sE N les ussM&x sas 3 Ss 1907
GEORGE H FRANzIrs.S AI,s. lasesso.s 90 sSs.s.u
Street Manbattah, New York city
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABSER
c THOMAS surrosats Of ths ne County County Of s,-- Ns-
York no1,fe s 4Isn sEidaore late or the County
~ New york deceased 70 present the same with
trshsset1n bushes No SD street
fore the 1oth day OF April next
Datsd New York. the 4th day OF October. 1907
WILLIAM L SSIDMOElE- Executor
DAVIES. STONE AIEIiBAS IL AttoTHeys for sx-
- Nassau Street Borough OF A2nnattan
CITY @ New York
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON. ABNER
A q ThOr7as. Z OF the County u New
yor n9tie hereby given ali persons having claims
against Harriet Woodbury. late of the County of NeN
20 the their place e tansactn business
street The Cty Of New Eork
on or before the 29th dsy OF April next
Dated New York the 2ist day Of 0ctober le9I
GORDON WOOpBTRY AMI
JOHN MGAW WOODBURY..
Executors
rov-t-es 4 SANDS Attorneys for Executors. 81 Sas-
sau street. Borough Of Manhattan New York
rr,.MsEN. EDWARD J. H.-IS PURsU ANCE OF An
f,.-,tv of Nas all
having ~Iairrs against Eawar n Tars~u late % ths
1-offrTy of New Ysrk deceased. present the
The SUBSCRIBE Al her place ef
- Nssstu stree the city Of New XoTk. or before
/ the ss1h day Of May u~xt
Dated Nee YORK the i2th dsv - November. 1907.
CATHERINE TNNSES. Executrix
( ApoT.TH BLOCH Attorney for ESecutTix % Nassau
street. ManhsttAa. New York city
~ pt-RsfrANCE OF An ORDER OF Hon. A6NER
i & Thomas Surrogate Of the CouRty q Ns~ lsrk
Notice HEREBY given al persons having eiaisns
AGAINST Julia Speir Wright late of Ahenhersf eSss
IsTs~v deceased. present the with vouc hers
thereof 70 subscribers az ther place OF
/ yors on or before 22d CAV OF AprI nexs
| Y1sts5 New Xcrk the day of Oc-ober. 1901
/ "1 GILBERT n sPEiR Exscutsr~
John c. oCONOR
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20
VIRGINIA
lSurrOgates' Notices.

Surrogates' Notices.
IL PURSUANCE OF A.. ORDER OF HON ABNER c.
1o-ioe S hereby e2en ts ali persons having claims
eganst Charles 7 Barney late OF Ins CoF ,ce 81 w
tae-eer 70 tae subscriber place transaeting
slres CITY O New YoEK. on or before the 18TH
Dsae4 :er YORK .he lo:h day q Dsosnber' 1907
4sEBEL 4.gRE = IL E4BAIl' PsRTEYl Executors.
AAsEN & 3IcT5oLs At9.neys 9 s9T E1s5Sfs 5af Gy
rs PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
1o- Gated she 1Ith day Of sePteneT 1901 nottcs d :
ware p Tompkins. late Of the County Of New YORK
ness 10 ii Ir6aoTay- in The city Of York
OF Pet9e ne tTs{ aeg o. 4 pr5 ~ nternbe- 1907
Ta0&EF d ToNPKTNE. ELLEN ToAPKINs
DAVID a SULLIVAN. Executors -
:6r Ineea,ofs 10 III Troadway New YORK city
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c
1d..- : - p = e e 81 aI peTsans ha.ine claims
ssazst LlTazde- TsttIand iate Of the County Of
tat % the subscrbers tieir place q tra4saeting
q N4zssa caey q Sew TorE, Or before the aTst
Isd New tas ed esz z,q:,,fSq q H2yernbsr 1907
6EGpr,Ts 6lGp T9- ". r F115p AZ Executors
oDEL-L oDELL- kttornegs for Executors " wan
stree eew York City
II PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF HON. FRANK :.
i FI5zgeTaI6 Surrogate Of tie Court OF New YORK
ssss Is sa ssTs' fss Eons o late r ihe County Of
fo deceased present with vouchers therer
q Transactsng business
L. the oToe q Messrx Harrison Seasongood d Eo-
warts No 81 cedar Street. Borough or Manhattan y.
re CITY of New YORK On CT before the first day OK
Ilste5 New York TIE Isth day OF July, 1907
WILLIAM 2 BINGHAM. HENRY " 6Il1~AAha-'
TGCEhS 8 van EO5.KEEBURGH. Executors -.
EAPFIECN 81 aFOe.GoCD q EDWARDS A,.3iIess II
Execulore Cedar Strest. Borough CT >aAfihA''AA-
City NspgY York
DvERT1sEMETs subsertiens f9g 9geI Tie Trsns
"A recelve5 al lbeir Uptown Ofcs. no lSos
eefqeen 9Th until 3 oci3eh
,seaents following branch oI5 So
ssr ors-e O'Clock M. VIZ <t5 -
C. % = Tss ar ave cor 18th ST. 81 Fast -.
Z57 West ga St.. between TIN SIC olh -A--.z sts
Nezt 5agfh ST EotB ana
.e6 81 ave near lTos lst ave- nser cSNn ".-'
Y East 18th al TIES fremont AVA $50 &c af~
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20

= ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions fer The Tribune
~ rsct,es A. rbetr Uptcv-u ofce. 1854 Broadway.
,,,,ss, ee,r ard sIth sts until ociock n. Aivsr
ttssu,ents received following branch Offices at
rsv,tsr Office rates until O'Clock m viz: 3s4 sth
ave- s. I'D ISa G'h ave COT l-to st' y East
,4,, 3, 2s7 West 42d ST. Tth and Sth aEss :.
oe2 Vest 12sth ~; 1878 ave. between s6h and aFth
ats 1925 Sd 6lst l1os lat ave- near sS'i
g, 1877 East l25th at: $50 fremont ave. eSo sd ave-
and any American District Telegraph ONCE
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20
buy NEvADA.UTAh NOV.
HORSE SENSE VS.. ASS BRAYS.

Dear. dear. but Won are tribe OF queer little
sapheads, you Wall and State Street krow-ft.
alls If you weren't you would have learned
before this that anyone who can make mar
kets never cooks his eggs the same way twice
in succession.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20

QUITE OF OFFICES. SUITABLE. FOR SMALL. PUB
~ Ishng business. low rent OuiiSeu
,rove- 81 EUEnAN ILF,E. - west 2Gth ST
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20
City Property TO Let.

FT,EN- ROOM HOUSE. FULLY FURNISHED: sPLES-
L dfa library. piano. billiard table Sl29 per
month. unf3rnished; opposite city Co4ieSr
Address OWNER. "a EdEeCOm5e ave
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
r fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County OF new
york notice hereby given TO all persons having s
eIstyns aeanst David Dazian. late OF the County or
rev York deceased TO present tho same with souch-
subscribers. their phacs OF
acting business ONCE of Rose 4 Putzei No iZs
broadway, Borough OF Manhattan IN the Slty OF New
yorL on or before the day of March next
Dated York. the 18th day OF Aug uh,r igur' ,v
SOPHIE COHEN. HENRY DAZiAN saESHh W.
DAZIAN. Executors 40. 1.
Ctty.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20
Surrogates' Notices.

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER C.
i Thomas, q Surrogate of the County OF New York
notice is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Peter Moller Jr. late OF the County of New
York the with vouchers
their tTansacting
business No. IA Street. in the City OF New Yc~-
on or before 25th day of April 1908. next.
Dated New York 18th day of October. 1907.
CHARLES G. MOLLER.
CHARLES A. SHERMAN
ExecutorA
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20
Country Property for Sale.

I.uNE COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR sALE--FTF-
IL teen room house. complete. nne lawn shade
Ave minutes from buildings Z minutes from
pozafffce and three railroads: acres ground
J SLOAT. Mddletown. y.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20

s,ss- r~isrcltF Interests aTe-DrlafctlL fteat Is
- Forae location, Brarciif Ail5 pure ana rlch
- - -, e-sev Cows BriarClih Table " water:
Nea york Of9ce-Tvfndsor Arcade, 46th street Ahc
r-Trh avenue Phone Bots 2S-h
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20
.Surrogates' Notices.

.Smrogates' Notices.
TUoT- LEs CHARLES En- pursuance Of an order
ii Hon Frank Ftzge,ald sgTrogate o S of 9f the the
IF N Ts Is PssS
Of to Se at
ths ss Of f M9Fis Re City Of New York
2s DAY S e. JaRoaFy 9o4 the 18th day Of July 1907
Dated New Iotfs 4. HUoT; Ha@nls,rasor: H9i5.:. etc.
H0Hs5f is5 p5AN1EE Rev 1'S5asy5 cs St
III an order Of Hon. Abner c Thomas Surrogate
q the C0gn5g bghg IN Claims aeaiHst Robert Macpher
son of the County OF New dork deceaseo 70 pre-
at her place transact!ng business at the office Of
9eUr York on or before the 10th day Of June next
Dated New @ To the % "a MAcHRoS G 5 RsSfsE sEecnsp lsGi
BATTLE e. MARSHALL Attorneys for Executrx
C,oI,EnAN. JAMES SIN PURSUANCE OF AN
- order @ Sf oH ae notice is hereby given to ali per-
claims as1ns es to the late ef
With vouchers thereof to the & subscriber Sc at bis place Of
aa William street the Borough Of Manhattan City Of
DATED Il 2h eay g sspts@6s,F Gs,r 1907
DAVID s 1ss oroash 1SI of Msnhsts.n
City of New York
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. CHARLES
l. H. Beckett Surrogate of the County Of New York
notice hereby given 70 al persons having claims against
sased 70 present with vouchers thereof the
su5se6ogT Tvis 8 Eigas No 80 Exchange Place Borough
- Manhattan the City Of New York, On or before the
Sos afi e2y Se@ YORK I7h aay Of Dsesnber 1907
LEWIS & FIGAS. Attorneys for ExecntFiK 40 Exchange
Place. New YORK CITY.
~, PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON: ABNER G.
l. -ET0NAS of the County OF New fork
o.tce IS hereby given 10 all persons having claims
Tohn Donaldson late Of the County or Ne"
xsart deceased, present the same with vouchers
subscriber at its pflncipal place oI
transacng business no. % william street boIosg
=. Nanhaftan the City of New Ierk On or before
hf 1ated ted New YORK day Of Neys@SsT 1907
TTTF Z RMERE LOAN AND TRUST GoePANf
TIE r<AA'@t Executor
-,~DA-FP ROLSTON & HORAN. Attorneys Tor Ex"
Inter % william Street New York
- r,rrpsrrANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNEE C.
Tbonas. Surrogate OF the Colnty OF sSaW
bereby crsons eavns claims against
Essres der County Of New YORK aeceaseo
AL1- vouchers thereof 10 tHe SUD
at place OF transaeting business a. ne
p Minreths no y NlliisIn Ssreet IN lI1
en- Of New York. before the %sth Gay Oh Aph
rsta6 ,.ev York. 14th day Ok October iNI.
D0''N LOUIS ADLER. MAX ADLEEs EAeelton.
xrr,E aTE Atty for Executors. = William 6t-
New York CITY,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-03-06
The lofty Pulls.

The Pulls are Coming! Who
are the Pulls? They are the
Worlds Favorites and Kings Of
Hypnotism. The people who pos
sess the highest occult powers,
who carry their suggestions out in
the most forms, and who manage
to extract out Of every situation
more fun than will last an average
man a week Of steady laughter.
They are the only ones upon the
stage who can begin with mirth
and never relax the facial muscles
Of the audience for two solid hours
1t simply ripples from one point to
another during the entire evening.
Their work is marvellous. Prof.
Theo. Pull is assisted by Mr.. Jo-
seph N. Pull. They have a novel
ty this year in using very elabor-
ate costumes for different scenes.
It is an original idea of the Pulls,
and something never attempted by
any other hypnotist.
These most wonderful people
will be with us at our play house,
2 nights-Thursday and Friday,
March 5 and 6.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-03-06

Let the Mandan Mercantile Co.
figure on your lumber bill.
Chas. Findley is progressing
nicely from a long siege Of pneu-
monia.
The Garrison Dramatic Club
will give a play here the 18th of
next month.
Fred Hall, Of Valley City arrived
Wednesday and has accepted a
position in Forbes drug store.
Before it is too late, insure your
property against Fire, lightning, Re-
liable Company. Frank E. Funk, LIST
National Bank. Washburn.
a glee club was organized last
Friday by a number Of the young
folks Of town. They plan on meet
ing once a week at the different
homes and enjoying an evening
Of music.
Messrs. Johnston, Temple and
Green drove over from McClusky
Monday to be present at the meet
ing Of the county commissioners to
see what would be done about the
county division proposition. They
returned on Tuesday.
The Leader congratulates the
editors of the Times Record on
their extra edition issued last week.
1t is a decidedly creditable Issue
and shows that the business men
of Barness county appreciate enter
prise.
The following petitions for di-
vision of the county have been
filed: Garrison petition, Denhoff-
Goodrich petition and McClusky
petition. They we're all passed
npon and put into the hands of the
states attorney who will give his
opininion as to the legality.
The public school was closed
Thursday for a week. The second
case Of diphtheria was reported
that day and the health officer
took this precaution to prevent
the spreading Of the disease.
Henry Wahl is the victim and is
getting along splendidly.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-03-06
DANGERS Of the Grip.

The greatest danger from Ia
grippe is Of it's resulting in pneu.
monia.. If reasonable care is used
however, and Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy taken, all danger will be
avoided. Among the tens Of thou,
sands who have used this remedy
for la grippe, we have yet to learn
of a single case having resulted
in pneumonia. For sale at Forbes
Drug Store.