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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-02
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8aIter @oeb, s.. 5oefeen, G6as. 9aef'
Ie, gbas. 5einia, @aIter aleim, $
8. aoene9er. gbiparb 2liopig, 8iqil
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5armes. Gbas. @ammer. 9. 6, sSacob
SEQ, anlImann, Autprl &rug, Noit
Nepers, Gbas. Wiidua, 2i58ie Neube
Sulia Nuel. aneta Neiler, Carrie @oIf
8m. 9oit.
I%nslano: Wlauo Berger, Srit
Serrmann, Gepad aarlo, q. Nub.
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Wie III bies!

Sir bteten etnbunoert Dounrs BeIobs
aling fir ie6en Sal bon aatarrb, Der
nidf 6ur6 ginnebmen bon 9nu's aas
tnrrbsaur gebeilt tper6en fam.
5. s. gbeneb& 60. gigentb.
SoIeoo. 8.
@ir, bic 1lnter8ei1neten, baben s. S.
Gbeneb felt ben lebten Is Sabren ge<
fnnnt uno baIten i'm fiir boQfommen ebs
rerbaft IN alien Observation-Disclosures
unb finan5ien befdbigt, ale bon feiner
Sirma eingegansenen 8erbinbIidfeiten
3u erfiIen
8 IT & Sruag, @roBbanoeIss Dros
guiften, EoIebo, 9.
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nor1nten unb wirtt oirett aif bas 4Iut
uno bic f14eimigen Dberfldhen beg
Gbfems. 8eugnifie fret berfa1bt. Yreis
Is Gents per gIafde. Werfauft bon alien
9lpotbeferr.
6au's EamiTien>ginen fino Die beften.
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Cute ssamilien MeSisin.

ugs madt mir gergniigen Elm
grtes @ort fir electric 8itters ein=
5ulegen", idreibt Srarlf Gonlan, 1876
@oniton Str, Stem Oorf. n@s lit
cine quite Samilienmeoi5in fir Ma=
gem uno 2eber- ltnoronungen nnb fir
&iiden uno NierertIeioen ME 5l bod
e%mpfoblen." or reguliert Die Ser
bauungsfunftionerl, reinigt oas 8lut,
itdrft urro beIebt beioe @eidledter.
Inter @arantie berfauft BET M6olpb
9reiB unb 81. gobn & 60, @potbe-
fer. so Gents.
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MIIerIei.

fir einen Mnsflug Der 8aiienfinoer
sur g%erfiig1tng geiteat, an mel6em
1874 air1oer teilnobn1en. Na6 elmer
langeren Sabrt our6 Staot uno
2ar1o, ging es no6 Dem Gleftril6elt
8arf, mo Sen &inoern oae Sergnii-
gungspldte often ltanoen uno ibnen
grfriidungen oller @rt gerei6t fp1r=
Sen.
So. 90. &iDos bot Sen Sdul-
Genius aufgenoml1en uno, ernittelt,
BOB es IN Ser Stobt 1854 &i1loer
inn Sitter bon Z bis 81 II Sabren
giebt. Dies tit cine 3uno6me BON
1907 &inoer gegen pergangenes
Sobr. Die groBte 3unobme bot oie
Z. @oro a~llf5ltueiieu, namlid 27t.
Son ben &irtbern iino 1887 meiBe
&noben, 1854 ipeiBe Wdode1L 902
farbige &11aben uno 81 farbtge
MGo6en. 0a oie Stoats=9lppropia-
tion Sc per &opf betragt, erbalt Die
Sdltlbeboroe einell Stoats5ul6nb
BON 1914, 044.
Die i'm Sitter bon Sc Sabren
ltebenoe Jrolt Warie Wouermattr,
Miltter BON 9. S. uno @ultop Wal1er-
mann, bette an Montag geodmittag
/ l1br i'm Sou1e ibres Sobnes an
Ser Grodett StraBe has ltn9liid, aus
5ugleiten uno binterriids 81 fallen.
Sic i6llte nit Dem Sinterfopf alf
uno ibr 3ltltano mar cine 3ettang
iebr beoenflid.
= ge5uenebmeno ouf ben na6t-
lihen l1eberfan oes @bpofaten Sobn
81. S'Gonnor Dor ieinem &auie, bat
Diltriftri6ter 9mper Die @rano sSltrp
initruiert. bieiem SaGe nnb a1en
Morofdlen lire beionoere @ufn1erf=
iomfeit au ihenfen. gr erpabnt
ebenfals, oaB oas 20 c@regor
@ei et befolgt iperben miiiie.
Sn Ser &odidule eraouierten
4S 3oelinee. Inter ibnen befinoen
iib so. S. Burg, Sonie bon 9oie,
&atbinfa bon 9aInigf, slrnin 81
m%enoorf 9oratbea 8ageniteder,
3eaie @in3er, sllice SO. 8ottler, Sea-
tolie Dolfonit, Marie 2ouiie Woit=
rer, Magoretbe Gfeuffer, sllice giola
@inter, Snoie s. Mpers, Sinoa
SprraId, SO. S. Simmai1g.
- ltn6 mieoer einmol lit Der
aampf Inn oie Mlarno entbramf. SIS
feblt MIR nod, BOB oie cine Srof=
ton ser uSobter ser &epublif" ba=
bon 8eiib ergreift n1lb Die anoere Tie
belagert. Damn batten mir oen
ihoniten luitigen &rieg.
- Die Observation-Disclosures
bat ioeben ibren aataloe fir oie oies-
idbrige @usiteGuns peroffentli6t.
Wie INNER lit Der &atalog audi Dies
Mal gut unb iiberlidtli6 5uiammerl=
geltelt, Die Musitattllng oes 9udes
1T, aber cine piel reibere ols IN frii=
beren Sabren. gs entbalt cine Geibe
fem mseefiibrter giloer bon ben
beridieoenen Musitelungs=9 eparte=
ments, 8ortrats Der 9ireftoren unO
piele gut i1uitrierte @n5eigen. 9ie
stusiteGung finoet befanntli6 ipab-
reno Der 3eit bonn 26. September big
gum II. Sftober itatt.
9as @artenfon5ert oes 8eetbo=
ben Mdnner6or am Samitag NOR
iebr biibib uno mar audi iebr gut be-
iu6t.
Son Ser uSnternational Stems
Company in SEEM gorf erbielten mir
p@artenlaube" s. 20.
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8mdlem's Mrnica Salbe iieat.

Com Moore, GurnI &oute 1, Cod
ran, Ga, ihreibt: SD batfe Elm Boz
ies @efdpiir auf Dem 5pnnm meit1es
SnBes, nidts poate es beiIen Big i9
8udlen's Mrnica SaIbe aiifiegte, lpo-
bon cine baIbe 25cS1nhtel oas
2eioen berihminoen ma6te." Inter
@arantie berfauft BEL @oolpb 9reiB
ltto Sc. gobn & SO.
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Gib.yeras. Iarm. 2anbereien

100000 Slider biaiges, rethes
Sarmlano i'm arteiiiden @iirtel bon
Siio-Seras, in Nlteces, Cameron uno
Oupal Counties. @nes 2ano lit ttefe,
idpar5e, roaenoe, Mesqutte Brairie
uro tiefer, idpar5er, ianoiger 2ebm.
Seine Steine, gutes @aiier in &c.
ringer Siefe. @euBerit eeiunbe @e.
genb 9as 2ano lit aisge5eidnet fir
@aumtpole, Corn, alfalfa, @ein-
trouben, Srangen 3itronen etc. unb
Iieet an Ser @iienbnbn. @ir perfau-
fen in Bar5ellen bon eetpiinihter
@roBe. Sir peitere Snformationen
i6reibe man an Die
Germany merican Sanb So.
Slice, Nueces 60, Seras.
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8iirger petitionieren Inn @raoie-
rltng bon @ooolann @penle uno
0erbeiierung bon arempfau StraBe;
INN Mbanoerung oes Namens Utica
in Meit Yoplar 5traBe; INN @aiier-
leitung IN @uaoaloupe StraBe; Inn
eleftriihe 8ogenlampe, gde 8om=
berbouie uno Commerce StraBe; Inn
&eparatur bon 9emep 8lace. Der
StraBen-aommiliar miro beauftragt
gilbert Colorado, @iQon uno Gaitro
StraBe III Stano 81 ieben. 3ie Hee
tition Der Erection &ompagnie un6
9. M. Telephone 4pmpagnie alif 8ea-
con Sid oieieIben Bfoiten benuben gu
6iirfen, miro getpabrt inter Ser Be
oingung, 0aB oie 8ori6riften Der
Staotoroinan5en itrift beobadtet per-
ben. Die Eetition, Inn Heparatltr
Der Z. StraBe miro betpiaigt. Mr=
nauo bonn Spe5ial-& omite fir &ir6=
bofe bat feinen geridt por5ulegenk
oa ons @elammt-&omite nod ni1t
5uiammengetreten lit uno Die in
8ori6lag gebradten Serrains fir
&irdb0fe nod nidt beiu6t bat.
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SIN Ocean Barf si Seem Oorf
muroe elm MutomobiI umgeiporfeu
uno 3ipei Der Sniaiien, @iaiam @on-
6earo unO Sbomos Nolan, muroeil
getotet.
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SenrD 6. Hips, TRANSPORT bon
Wobeln, Bianos, @eloidrdnfen Gei-
nigen bon Seppiden. 304 Slt.Seite
@lomo Tala5o. @eioe Telephone.
Brompte 9eoiennng. @ebt uts Cure
@uftrdae. 3ufrieoenbeit g%arantiert.
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Seirats Sdeine.

Sans aoller nnb @lemeutin 9allart.
Oscar Sonnen uub Sane Wagabanes
Noolpb aempf ulo Srau Geo. Staert
rentbol.
Sra 6. 9fiuebart uno 2oren8 @iub.
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Sobn s.. Bolton, offentIi6er $50.
tar. @runoeigentum. Meent fir
BenIionsanipriihe. 8immer 9, ct.
Sames Sotel, SftSoulton StraBe.
@eioe telephone $50.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

Sn Ser Sisung am Wontag muroe
bas naditebenoe Budget angenom-
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Werabe 1T Belt.
Mandjc Sun Nntomier iuartea biel=
leidlt. big es st ipat lit.

@artet ni6t BIS es 5u ipat 1T.
Gltt es CUR re6ten 3eit.
u@eraoe in 3eit", nit g%eterenlei-
Sen,
Meeint Sen &iiden beilen,
@be bie &iidenl6mer5en 6ronilb
meroen;
Gle iid idpere ltrinier Seioen
einiteaen.
9oan's Nieren=8ilen tun es.
Sier 1T ein 3eugnis bon San an-
tonic gum 9etpeis.
Setb GeItaro, $40 Waribaa
Ctr, Gan Mntonio, Seros, lagt:
SD bin frob, Die @elegenbeit 81
baben, 9oan's Nieren 8inen EN-.
bfebIen 5u fonl1en. Sd balte iie fir
oas groBte @ittel gegen Merenlei-
ben, oas es eiebt, uno oas Sober,
ser an Ben Nieren leioet, beriu6en
ionte. Sd batte cine gon5e 3eltlang
ale 6Dmptome bon Nierenleioen
uno als ein Srellro mir riet, 9oan's
Nieren YiIen GIT gebrduden, bottle
id mir cine S1a6tel babon I'M
8erar Drug Store. sic beilten mid
ldnen uno tpirfiam bon Dem 2eioen."
Bum @erfauf BET aIen Sdnolern.
8reis so Gents. Softer Weilbnrtl
60, Buffalo, Seem Oorf, aaelnige
Mgerten fir Die Ser. Stoaten.
Grinnert gud oes Man1ens =
9oan- n1tb nehn1t feline anoerer.
Sharp County record., 1908-08-28
Constable Bray Resigns.

70 tho voters Of pjnoy Fork
Townships
Having secured q position that
w.Ir00uIro all my time and at.
O.u|oH, | horoby tender my res'
ignouon as Constable Of said
township 10 tako effect October
l8t, prox, | also roaign, now,
my nomination ~ tho Democrat.
TO candidate for Constable at the
September election do this 80
that the Democratic party can
have time to place a poreon on
tho ticket to be voted September
the llth,
Thanking you for your support
In the past and hoping ! may
merit your continued friendship,
as private citizen, | beg to res
mHiO,
Sharp County record., 1908-08-28
Examiners Notice.

Notice 10 horoby given that
there will be u public oyamioo.
ton Of teachers at Evening
Shade tho l7th and lS'h days Of
September, zoos, to ocerloin the
professional qualifications dl all
porson3 doairIng to teach IN The
public schools Of sharp eoJnty
jOo, NJ, simpson,
County Examiner
Sharp County record., 1908-08-28
The Baptists of Evening Sha

II
.l,.a,r.g .-da'ss
The Baptists of Evening Shay
reorganized their church lalt
week. The Baptists once had y
ilourishing church here, bat FIR
some years past the organizati1
had not been intact. Our peopf
will all unite in wishing this *
ganization the fullest measure
success in its work.
John r Hall, editor Of To
Salem Sun, and q republican
ator of some note in this par pt
the state, will speak at the court
house in Evening Shade tomor-
row, the 20thr in the interest Of
. the republican party. The f5-
publican state committee seems
to be fairly flooding The state
with speakers.
Does your back ache? Do you
have sharp pains in the side and
the small of the back? This is
due, usually, to kidney trouble,
Take DoWitt's Kidney and Blad"
der Pills. They will promptly
relieve weak back, backache,
rheumatic pains and all Kidney
and Bladder disorders, Sold and
recommended by W. G, Snow.
Friday Sheriff W, O, Smith
captured Ethel Mannery near
Agnos, in Fulton county, Man
merry was wanted in Oklahoma
for burglarizing u residence and
stealing considerable clothing
and other articles therefrom,
Sheriff Smith took the prisoner
to Hardy Sunday and delivered
to the Oklahoma sheriff, who met
him there, The stolen goods
were recovered from Mannery,
Says the Hardy Herald: lNet
Tuesday Mrs Saltie CainP Pwh'
lives near Salem, came TO town
to SEQ DR., Samuel q tray =
cling specialist, who bad been
located in town for a few weeks.
While at the Samuels boarding
place Mrs. Cain met the doctors
wife, and the conversation wan
/ dered to their Girlhood days,
when they found they wera sis"
ters that had not heard Of each
other for fifteen years,
Summer complaints and other
sorioua ailments common in hot
weather can be traced to the
stomach nine times out Of ten
Keep the stomach in good order
right now by keeping n bottle oI
Kod9l handy in the house all the
time, but especially during THE
mooCh, Take liodol when yoC
feel thal you need IL, That il
tho only umo you need to take
llodoI, just when you need it.
then you will not bo troubled will
sour stomach, bolcbiDg, gas OF
the stomach, bloaling, dyspcpsi,
and indigestion, Sold by W, G
Snow,
Sharp County record., 1908-08-28
Entered at the Postollice at Evening Shade, Ark,
az sccond-class matter.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

Representatives., M. Street.
County Judgo--W, H. Kelley
Clerk-Arthur Sullivan,
Sheriff-W. O, Smith,
Assessor-W. F, Smith.
Treasurer--S. D. Johnston.
Surveyor-Mack TounsIeay.
Sharp County record., 1908-08-28

DR.. G. r, Cray was over from
Sidney Tuesday attending to
some business. He called at the
Record office and had his name
placed on our subscription list,
Cattle are still dying through
out this section from Texas fever,
1t is said that twelve or fifteen
head died within three miles Of
town last Monday and Tuesday.
+ Our ola friend Joseph Ault is
making a lot Of the apples from
his orchard into cider. He tells
US that within the past few days
he has made about one hundred
gallons of cider.
Melvin B Stokes and William
II. Jack returned Saturday from
a trip to points in Oklahoma.
They were fayorably impressed
with that part Of the new state
which they visited.
z n. e, Pickens is in the north"
ern part Of the county this week.
As agent for the Sharp County
Cattle Tick Association he is
assisting tho government agents
in the cattle inspection,
r, l., Floyd, a prominent re-
publican Of El Dorado, will ad-
dress the people at Cave City on
Monday, August 3lst, and will
also speak at King Mills on We'd
nesday, September End
Oliver Rogers, one Of tho old
est citizens Of Davidson town
ship, was looking after some
business matters in town one day
this week. lie made tho Record
office a very pleasant visit,
Robert Qaalls brought to the
Record Office several days,agQ q,
couple Of stalks Of the finest corn
we ever saw, Mr.. Qualls has an
extra fine crop Of corn at his place
just west Of town this season.
Judge James W. Smith, who
went to Hot Springs last week
with the hope Of finding relief
from rheumatism, is improving
very slowly, he writes his family,
He will probably stay at Hot
Springs u couple Of months,
There are many limitations Of
DoWitt's Carbol2cd Witch Hazel
Salyo but just one original
Nothing else i8 just ms good,
Insist on DeWitts, It il cleans.
ing, cooling and soothing, Sold
by W, G, Snow,
The Ash Flat and Franklin
ball clubs had u warm game on
the Hardy diamond last S0tur-
day, Each team had won a
game from the other and was
anxious for tho rub game,
Franklin won by q score Of 4 Ia
p,
Tho Evening Shade school
board at the moottng held SOtur'
day night employed Miss Geneva
Davidson and Miss Ruth llorrn
0s aaai5tanta for tho next term OF
school, It was decided also to
have the school open on Seplvm'
Der 81,
Tho Baptist meeting, which
had been IN progroas ut the
Methodist church for n week,
closed Sunday night There
were no occcssions to tho church,
but tho scrmona during tho meet.
ing were enjoyed by all in at
tandaneo,
The Record Is in receipt Of an
invitation to attend the com-
monccmcnt exercises o + h o
Southern School Of Pharmacy at
Atlanta, GNp on September 10,
! Arthur Snow, ono Of EVeninp
Sharp County record., 1908-08-28
LOCAL NEWS.
Qye, 90 MNN%&G

list.
Miss Kate Herrn is at Salem
I visiting her sister, Mrs, II. Al
Northcutt, (
Joseph Ault is treating his RES
idence in the south part of town
to neat painting, N
~ Marshal Clayton went to Har-
dy Sunday for a short visit with
relatives and friends.
j. Sam Jones of Harrison, the
Socialist candidate for governor,
spoke at Hardy last week,
DeWitt's Little Early Risers,J
safe, easy, pleasant, sure, littlS
pills. Sold By W. G, Snow,
Hon, 7. |, Herrn left Sunday
for Salem, whore the Fulton cir-
cult court convened Monday. \
Allen Davidson witnessed the
ball game at Hardy Saturday be-
tween Franklin and Ash Flat.
+ Austin Wilkerson had a couple
OF chile the first part Of the week
and was confined to his bed for
time.
Mrs. j, w. Davidson Of Thay-
or, Mo-, is visiting relatives and
friends in and near Evening
Shade.
John Dick Edwards was at
Hardy Saturday playing ball
with the Ash Flat team against
Franklin,
4 Claude Justus, who is teaching
near Hardy, camo down Saturs
day and spent Sunday with the
home folks.
Mrs. W. A. Edwards was taken
i'll several days ago, and is suf-
fering from q mild attack o +
typhoid foyer,
G. Y, Bloodworth, u republican
politician of Clay county, will
address tho voters at Hardy to-
morrow, the 20,
Miss Julia llerrn left This week
for Tuokerman, where she has
been engaged to teach music the
coming few months,
S, Il. Dover, an old citizen Of
Cave City, died last week, lie
was an old Confederate soldier
and lost q limb in the service,
A marriage license was issued
last Saturday to Xonophon Gay,
aged 20, and Miss Eula Norris,
agod II, both Of Poughkeopeio,
The sum Of 300 was rooont-
ly allowed to The oX.ConIederate
veterans Of Sharp county as PEN
sions by tho state board Of pom.
sions.
Albert Moser, who has boen at
Checotah, Okla, for some timo,
came in Tuesday for visit with
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. G., W,
Moser,
Tho culinary editor returns
thanks to y, j. Davidson for u
bucket Of nice green beans, with
which luscious vegetable his
garden still Nbounds,
Lewis Collins came down town
last Friday for the first time in
eight weeks. He was confined
to his room with typhoid fever
for that length Of time,
Grover JusLus Of Momphis is
here visiting his sister, Mrs. Joe
b. Watkins, and will probably
remain several weeks. He haa
been in poor health lately.
Fred Dickerson of Dcgraff
Ohio, n twin brother Of County
Treasurer T., l.. Dlckerson, loft
for his home Monday after
spending several days here with
Sharp County record., 1908-08-28

There is no summer vacation
in the Springfield Business Col
lege. President j. A. Taylor
says young men entering now
can placed in good situa tions in
the fall. A number from this
county should 60 to that good
school.
Mrs. NVorley, who lives on
South Fork, was riding on the
running gear of a wagon, says
the Hardy Herald, with her feet
swinging over the brake, when a
stump in the road caught her
foot, breaking it before the wag-
on could be stopped,
DR.. II. e. Ruff of Pitman,
Randolph county, Will address
the voters Of Sharp county at
Calamine on September 8th at l
p. n. and at Evening Shade at 7
p. N. Of the same day, in the in
terest of the democratic party,
being sent to these places, among
others, by the democratic state
committee. DR., Ruff is we'll
known in this county, having
carried the county largely in his
recent race for state senator,
While Kennedy's Laxative
Cough Syrup is especially recon-
mended for children, it is, of
course, just as good for adults,
Children like to take it because it
tastes nearly as good as maple
sugar I.s laxative principle
driyc8 The cold from the system
by D gentle, natural, yet copious
actions Of the bowels. Sold by
w. c. Snow,
Friday of last week John Fl.
| Gibson of Davidson township
wae before Esq, T. j, Davidson
of this place, upon information
filed by Prosecuting Attorney
Herrn and was fined 500 for
drawing a shotgun on Joe Ends
Icy Of Davidson township. Glib"
son was also given a Jail SEN
! tence Of ton minutes, At the
same time Gibson's wife was
fined So for drawing q club on
Endsloy, and Endsley was fined
So for breach of the peace.
The little attacks Of stomach
trouble aud stomach disorders
will undoubtedly lead to chronic
dyspepsia unless you take some-
thing for q sufficient time to
strengthen the stomach and give
it time to &c. well. If you take
l{odol in tho beginning the bad
attacks Of Dyspepsia will be
avoided, but if you allow these
little attacks to GO UNDECIDED 1t
will take ltodol q longer time 10
put your stomach in good condi'
lion again, Get a bottle Of Ko-
dol today, Sold by W, G, Snow
The Record is this week print
ing the official list Of poll tax
payers in Sharp county, which
is pat up in pamphlet form and
will bo used by / b election
judges next month in detcrmio'
ing who are qualified voters,
There oro 1900 poll tax payers
in the county, and they are di'
ylded among the various town.
ships as iollowsi Big Creek l03,
Big Rock Ia, town Of Cave City
l3, Cave township Y, Davidson
l3l, town Of Hardy 81, Hardy
township 92, Highland 70, john
son "A, Jackson 81 Lave Creek
40, Lebanon 100, Morgan o.,
Upper North 0S, Lower North
80, town Of Evening Shade 90,
Sharp County record., 1908-08-28

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49,, u,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-03
An Ideal
Market Day

Saturday wah an ideal day for Mar
ket Day, the rain of the night before
having made it impossible to do any
work on the farm, and thousands OF
farmers were in the city. Had the
weather been fair the crowd natural
ly would have been small, but at it
was, this was perhaps the most sue
cessful market days yet held in the
city. Everything bOt fair price
and bidding was brisk. Col. Drank
Hyland, of Devils Lake, was on
hand and cried the sale. Scofield
Bros. are not making any money from
the Market Day proposition, as the
commission on the sales, about pays
the expenses, but they are doing
good thing for the city and for the
farmers and the work is appreciated
generally.
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NOTICE FOR B,ps.

The directors Of TaEus School
Dist. No. 80 will receive scaled bids
for the erection Of two school houses
In Tagus School District No. 80. un.
til six o'clock p. NJ, September 3rd.
1908.
Said bids to be for work and ma,
terial put on the ground BY the con.
tractor according to the plans and
specifications on file In the Office Of
the president and clerk OF said school
board. The directors reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
Signed and dated at Tagus, N. D.,
this 4th day OF August, 1905.
MRS. IRA D. BUSH,
S27.42chg Clerk
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Knudson's Record
Hard to Equal

Ole Knudson, the pumper for the
city, has made a record which we
believe cannot be eQualled in the
United States. For the past three
years and a half Ole has not slept
in a regular bed, and during all OF
that time, he has not slept with his
clothes of. Ole is about the hard
est worker that we have ever seen.
He goes home to his meals and keep
on speaking terms with his family,
but all of the sleep without e1cep-
ton during all OF that time, he has
gotten at the pumying station on
cot. cts good deal like being in
JAIL" Ole said, "but have to tend
to my work, and can't go home to
sleep. l have to be at my post night
and day, for fear that q IRE might
break out. The city water tank Is
50 small that unless I am right there
when a fire breaks out, there will
not be enough pleasure and the hre
might wipe the town out" Ole is
really conscientious in the matter
and has served the city faithfully
and well. He wishes that hereafter
when there is fire, that someone
would phone him Immediately that
he may start all Of the pumps a
working, so that when the fremen
arrive they will have a good pressure
to start business on. During the
night time, the city use 300 barrels
of water an hour from the tank
while in the day time the amount IL
greatly increased. One pump will
pump PTS gallons Of water min
ute, but in case of necessity, 1t may
be increased to 325 gallons. There
are two pumps that can be worked
at once.