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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-07-16
Bank Talks ri,,,
% Those Who Have No Bank Connections

The service that bank gives 10
ITS customers places within their
reach every advantage to carry On
financial matters easily.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-07-16
Dieting For Rheumatism.

Diet In the treatment Of fheuma-
tism is three -fourths of the battle.
Avoid red meats, beef especially:
sweets and starchy foods. Eat acid
fruits, spinach, tomatoes aud salads
freely. Drink a good natural spring
sulphur water and do not touch
spirituous liquors, ale or wine. Wear
red flannel next b, the skin the year
around a lighter weight in summer,
Of course but do not lay II OIL at any
season. Ex.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-07-16
Final.Proofs Mad. /.

The following final proofs we're
made recently The first named is the
claimant: the OF hers, witnesses:
Before Carley
Kate Bibdlecomb. S hf OF n e qr
and w hf II e ar ,l-l3O-7s. Rudolph
ste nug and Geo. F. Middleton.
Rudolph Stelltiug. + Eh:ofn " or and
n W or of n W ar 32-l3o-7s and n e az OF
n lr 3l-l3o-Ts. John Biddlecomb and
Richard Wilkinson.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-07-16
Marriage Licspses.

The following marriage licenses
we're issued by Judge Carley last Sat.
ur'!ay:
Christian Opp Of Hszelton and Gus
IA IIelfenstein Of Livona.
Heinrich Esch and Katie Helien,
stein. both OF Hazelton.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-07-16

~ Linton State Bank has real
estate money To loan ON good farm
land, improved, five years, annual in
terest, with privilege of paying 500
or any multiple thereof, on any
interest paying date.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-07-16
Wanted.

| A man and wife 10 work on ranch,
beginning not later than Sept LIST.
For further information call on or ad-
dress WV. MAcSiDEK, Emmonsburg.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-07-16

n Twenty per cent discount on al
hats at the Ladies' Furnishing Store,
If which Miss Stella Smith was for.
merly proprietress.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-02
DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT
Mr.. DAVID HAFFNER EXPIRED
IN TRENTON, N. ].
Resided Here Many Years, But Left
This City Years Ago Relatives
Reside Here.

HF David tiaHner former resl-
dent q this city died IN Trenton. \
s. 81 the home q hts daughter. Mrs.
Heuuehereer Tuesday afternoon.
de-ta being due % Che narmitles II
pa age
air Haanel was born near FFedef
ict sid and removed 70 This eity whea
child residing here until 27 yeaxs
ago He 3 survived by two daughters
and three sons Mrs Grim. 81 York,
pa Mrs Henneherger, Of Trenton
9Ir Baker Hammer, Of Elklns. ". va.;
M William Hammer, d York. pa
and Nh Richard Haunar b Waynes-
boFo pa Two sisters Misses Amanda
and Minnie 81 thla city and ona bro
ther AR Harry TANNER II Washing
ton, also survive
The remains will Be taken % Way.
Hesaofo pa Friday afternoon faf bnr~
ial beside his 9.iga VINO lied several
r&Fs aRU
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-02
Nalal SlatlstIes.

Born % Mr. and Mrs Charles I,e-
Dane. Of Bedington--a son
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-02
Read The lanrnAI.

I r ALEX Fl
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Aid to Be Asked.

City of Mexico, June 30.-Ambassa. dor Creel has been directed to pro- ceed to Washington directly. This sudden change in the plans of the am- bassador, who had received a long leave of absence with the intention of spending number of months in his home state of Chihuahua, was oc. casioned by the recent raid made on the town of Las Vacas.
 The Mexican department will make strong representation to the state de. partment at Washington asking that the United States authorities in every way aid in capturing the men who attacked Las Vacas on the grounds that whole raid was planned and out fitted on American soil.
 Minister Of Foreign Affairs Mariscal said that every Mexican involved in the recent border raids was subject to extradition as a common criminal inasmuch as the acts of violence com mitted by them were not directed by any revolutionary movement organ ized on Mexican soil
 Mexico will ask that certain of the ringleaders who may be captured on United States soil be tried by the courts of that nation for violation oi the neutrality laws.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Likely to Prove Fatal.

San Juan. June Ex-Governor Gen. Fair, brother of the late James G. Fair and uncle of Mrs. w. K. Vanderbilt, Jr.. and Mrs. Hermann Oelrochs, was seriously injured in street car acci. dent on the outskirts of this city. MT. Fair, in company with W. A. Walton. son of his father-in-law, was driving home from church when their rig was struck and overturned by out. bound south Tenth street car. Fair and Walton. both of whom are old men. were thrown into a gutter and sustained serious injuries about the head and shoulders. Walton may re- cover. but Fair is subject to heart fail. ure and 1t is feared the shock will prove fatal. Doctors declared the patients condition precarious.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Cuts Open Artery.

Shreveport, June 30.-Failing in an attempt Saturday night to kill himself by swallowing morphine and disinfec- tant. Henry High. sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary for man. slaughter, made another unsuccessful effort Sunday morning to take his life, by cutting open the main vein in his wrist. The blood was flowing in a heavy stream when physicians reached his cell and closed the wound.
 It was daylight before High regain. ed consciousness from the poison. He repeated the declaration that he would kill himself rather than be punished for somebody else's crime
 This caused the sheriff to take pre-. cautions, leaving the prisoner thinly clad and removing everything he could find that would serve as a weapon, but. according to cellmates, High had concealed a small fragment of a gob. let. and 1t was this he cut the vein.
 He went three days without food, refusing to eat.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
ABSURD NONSENSE.
Stories of Insurrection So Designated
 at Mexican Capital City.

Stories of Insurrection So Designated
 at Mexican Capital City.
 City of Mexico, June 3O.-Stories emanating from border towns in the United States which declare that i'm. portant towns in the northern part of Mexico are in danger of being attack ed by revolutionists are declared here to be absurd nonsense It is decreed that there is no organized force in the north, and that the bandits who sacked Vesca are being closely pressed by Mexican cavalry, and will be captured within few days.
 Reports that the town of Torreon is in danger of being attacked are abso- lutely without truth.
 A special dispatch to the Associated Press from that state says that every. thing is quiet, and that since the Vesca and Las Vacas raiders were routed all has been quiet in the state of Coahuila.
 Reports that bridges have been burn ed and much track destroyed along the Mexican Central line are denied by c. R. Hudson, vice president of the road. woh assured the correspondent of the Associated Press that not a rail has been raised by any one.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30

ductive of much good in the mainten- ance of the closest possible relations between the two governments in the matter.
 The state department received from the attorney general of the United States, who is at the command of dis trict attorneys. marshals, deputy mar shals and other officers and from the governor of the state of Texas, as- surances that everything possible will be done to enforce neutrality laws. These assurances in turn have been transmitted to Washington.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Postponed Two Weeks.

White Plains, N. Y.. June 30.-Un- der the proceeding on which Thaw was brought here Monday was the question of his right to jury trial. Dis. trict Attorney Jerome arrived from New York and went into conference with Assistant Attorney Conger of Duchess county. Dr. Baker and Dis trict Attorney Winslow of Westchest- CT county. As soon as court opened Coloned Bartlett began his address to the court on the legal points involved in the habeas corpus.
 Judge Mills adjourned the case un til two weeks from Monday, when counsel will submit aff;davits and ar guments on question of jury trial Thaw was remanded to Poughkeepsie jail
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
SEVEN ARE AT DENVER.
Preparing For the Convention
 of Next Week.
CONTESTS ARE NOT MANY.
It ls Probable Not an Entire Day Will Be. Necessary to Hear Evidence and the Temporary Roll Be Complete In Time For Opening.

Denver, June 30.-Members of the committee on convention arrange ments, who spent Sunday on a pleas ure excursion in the mountains north west of this city, returned to find strenuous program outlined for them.
 There are seven members of the na- tional committee now here, represent ing the states of Indiana, Kentucky, Nebraska, Texas, Wyoming and New York.
 It has been arranged that accord. ance with the custom of the Democrat ic party that all contests for seats on the temporary roll call of the conven- tion be heard by the subcommittee na- tional committee, which is to meet July 6. Although permissible for any contestant to file notice of his forth coming protest as late as the day on which the subcommittee meets, it is not believed by members of the nation. al committe that the number will be sufficiently large to consume more than a portion of the single day set apart for hearing evidence. The find ings of the subcommittee will be turn ed over on the night of July 6 to a meeting of the full committee, which have its report ready for presentation when the convention is called to order on the following day.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Former Chicago Journalist.

Chicago. June 30.-Edward E. OReilly, who was shot by Mexican revolutionists near Del Rio, Tex, on Saturday. was formerly engaged in newspaper work at Chicago. He served several years in the Philippines as a newspaper free lance and as soldier of Uncle Sam, where he gained a repu. tation for pluck and daring which pre-. ceded him to the United States. Some of his exploits were made the basis of numerous short magazine stories, writ ten by news correspondents, who saw in him character much to admire.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Several Wounded.

Reight, Persia, June 30.-Fighting occurred here between Cossack and the body of the populace while the former walse engaged in closing a po- litical club. Several were wounded on both sides.
 The Russian warship Krasnovodsk arrived at Enzeli, small Persian sea- port on Caspian sea, sixteen miles from here.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
WATCHES DEVELOPMENTS
It Is the Intention to Enforce
 Strict Neutrality.

Washington, June 30.-The state de- partment is carefully watching devel- opments in the insurrectionary situa- tion along the northern border of Mex leo. Department officials feel the in- ternational aspect of the troubles will be adjusted satisfactorily and every effort will be made for the preserva- tion of neutrality.
 It is expected the return of Enrique Creel, Mexican ambassador, will prob ably be followed by a conference be- tween him and Acting Secretary of State Adee. which is likely to be pro-
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
FURNISHING oF MONEY.
Wealthy Ranch Owner Said to
 Be Doing So.
BUSINESS AT STANDSTILL.
Mexican Government Will Fndeavor to Stop lnsurrection Before It Has an Opportunity to Assume Considerable Proportions.

Proportions.
 Fl Paso, June 3O-According to c. w. Patten, mining expert, who ar- rived from Torreon, funds for the in- cipient revolution in northern Mexico have been furnished by a wealthy ranch owner near Saltillo, who, he says, has personally taken the field with the revolutionists.
 Business, he declared, was at a standstill and excitement intense. At stations alol-g the line from Torreon to Juarez there were assembled great crowds of excited Mexicans. At many of the stations along the route munic- ipal office holders have been sworn in as police to guard banks and railroad stations
 The policy of the government, ac. cording to MT. Patten, is to effectually crush the uprising before it can gain any further headway, and to prevent any desertion of troops who might go over should the revolutionists develop
 
 success in their movement Local sympathizers of the revolu- tionists say there are between 300 and 400 men in sympathy with the move | ment in small towns of Chihuahua, near here, and the settlements along | the border within radius of twenty miles from Fl Paso.
 Two hundred men of the Tenth bat talion. Mexican infantry, commanded by Colonel Luis Ballesteros, arrived, at Juarez, across the river from here, and will be distributed in the vicinity 1 of that town The endorsements make an aggregate of 800 soldiers sta toned in and about Jaurez. | Mayor Natues, in an interview, de. clared that no trouble at Jaurez was anticipated, and that the Eighteenth battalion had been sent to the border as precautionary measure. Guards sationed around the jail and public buildings of Juarez, with the arrival of endorsements, is probably responsi. ble for the rumor that the officials of Juarez are informed of a plan to at- tack that city.
 Governor Cardeleas of Coahuila has telegraphed the governor of Durango notifying him that a number of men responsible for recent disturbances in his state have fled to Durango, and requesting all possible assistance in experimenting the fugitives.
 Information brought here by passen. gers on the incoming Mexican Central train is that all bridges and approach. es to Torreon on every road except the MexicaS Central have been burned
 The International line out of Torreon. on which is located the town of Mata- moras reported to be in the hands of the revolutionists has suffered heavily, and the Coahuila and Pacific railway is entirely tied up as the result of the depredations committed by revolu. | tiOniStS.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Thousands of Teachers.

Cleveland, O., June 3O.-The meet. ing of the council of directors and the spelling contest was the opening feat ures of the forty-sixth annual conven- tion of the National Educational as- sociation, which began here Monday. Estimates as to the attendance vary from 10000 to 30.00O. Delegates have been arriving upon every train and it is estimated fully 50,000 school teach>l CTS will be here. The first general session began Monday afternoon.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
DRIVEN TO DESPAIR.
Half-Famished Soldiers Commit Fla.
 grant Acts at Teheran.

London, June 30-A dispatch to the Times from Teheran paints gloomy picture of the situation. It says gen. eral uncertainty exists and the feeling of insecurity is increasing. People are driven to despair, and half-famish- ed soldiers, eager for loot, commit fragrant acts of violence and plund- CT. Meanwhile the royal camp is in. creasing in strength and is said now to number 10000 men. General Laint- hoff is master of the situation and is ruling as an absolute independent viceroy. The shah, the dispatch con- cludes. seems to have no programme for the future administration of the country.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
TERRIBLE MISTAKE.
inks Sisters Sweetheart Burg.
 lar and Kills Him.

Huntsville, Mo, June 30.-Thomas Bagby. twenty years old, was shot
 killed near here. when, like Romeo Pld, he clung to . rope ladder and ted to his sweetheart, Nellie Cart seventeen years old, the daughter D well-to-do Randolph county farm. J. Carter, Jr., the girls brother. bits the shooting, but declares he ught Bagby a burglar, and did not (w he had killed his sisters suitor il he struck a light and looked at
 dead youths face.
 he Carters and the Bagbys are Ehbors. and live five miles south of ptsville. Both families are promi- Pt. and were friendly until young Fby began to pay attentions to his Ehbor's pretty daughter. about six pths ago. Her brother opposed the fch, and Bagby was forbidden to
 her or come on the Carter place.
 heard from the girl through fnds, and they arranged a meeting, 10 call at her window after the fam had retired. Bagby signaled to the
 at o'clock Saturday night, and
 just mounted the ladder when her ther was awakened by the scraping bagbys feet against the weather oarding of the house, and, seizing
 shotgun and revolver. ran out f.
 le saw a mans form, half conceal oy the vines that cover the side of
 house. and fired. The girl scream
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Bomb Explodes.

Barcelona, Spain, June BOA bomb was exploded in a lavatory in one of the public squares seriously injuring two persons and slightly injuring many others. A panic followed the explosion which did much damage. A police man and a girl were probably fatally hurt by a portion of the wreckage Many women and children were crush ed and bruised during the stampede
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Driven Back to Mountains.

City of Mexico, June 30.-At Las vacas. where the first serious attack was made, the government has gained upper hand. Troops are now in com plete control of the situation at that city, Rebels and bandits who com posed the attacking forces have been driven back to the mountains. A large force of cavalry has been sent into the hills on the heels of the fugitives.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Depart For Honolulu.

San Francisco, June 30.-Jack iliaries of the Atlantic battleships fleet left this port in the first leg, to Honolulu, on their long trip to Hamp- ton Roads. They are the Glacier, a refrigerator supply ship, and the Cul. goa, a supply ship. Others, to follow in couples, are the Aretheusa and the Annex. Battleship Kentucky has ar rived here.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
MONK GIBSON EXECUTED.
In the Shadow of Death Declares He
 Is Innocent.

Cuero, Tex, June 30-In the pres. ence of nearly 5000 persons Monk Gibson, convicted of complicity in the murder of the Condit family in Jack. son county Sept. 2S, 1905, was hang. ed Saturday. He was declared dead in nine minutes after the trap was sprung. The young negro protested his innocence to the last.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Fratricide Executed.

Washington. June 3O.-Albert Brown, a negro. twenty-three years old, who was convicted several months ago of killing his younger brother. Harvey, in a quarrel about a girl. was hanged in the jail yard here Monday.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Paying Gold Found.

Brownwood, Tex, June 30.-Expert assayists who examined mineral taken from the Pippin oil field pronounce 1t carries gold in paying quantities. Three new companies are erecting rigs and derricks to bore for shallow oil.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Great Number of Arrests.

Ostend, June BOA sensation has been caused by a police raid on a fashionable club under the anti-gamb. ling law. One hundred and fifty per. sons, who were present, were taken into custody. The doors were sealed up and $10,000 seized. Similar action was taken at another club.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Twenty-Six French Slain.

Paris. June 30.-Official details of the encounter on June 19 between a French force and a band of Chinese at Ban Mang, on the Tonk-King-C Chi
 nese frontier, show that twenty two sharpshooters and four officers of the French contingent were killed and twenty-four wounded by the Chinese.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Police Put on Ban.

Chicago, June 30.-The policce have put ban on toy pistols, giant crack, CTS, and any pyrotechnics containing dynamite for the Fourth of July cele, hration. Dealers have been otified against selling the barred articles to minors.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Maioritx oxer Ihousand.

Nashville, June 30.-In the Sixth congressional district Democratic pri. maries Bryne defeats Congressman Gaines over 1000 majority.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Three Girls Drown In Street

f ankato, Minn.. June 30-During flood here Misses Ehler, Worlds and Sues. bathing in Cornelia street, drowned.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Editor Expires on Train.

Cincinnati, June 30.-W. c. Dinwitte, editor of the Baldwin Times of Bay inette, La, died Sunday on Louisville and Nashville train near Walton, Ky
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30

Post Returns to Porto Rico.
 San Juan, June Ex-Governor Gen. eral Post has returned after two months trip to tfa United States.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30
Lonely Bachelor Suicides.

Washington, Pa, June 20.-Tired of Ais lonely condition and fearing matri- nnny- might cause domestic infelicity,
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30

A. Johnson, a rich bachelor, snot nlm- self to death.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-30

ed, the figure on the ladder swayed, and was brought to the ground by a second shot from the pistol
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-07
FOOTPADS HELD
UP A MIN0T MAN
HE ESCORTED A GIRL HOME AND
WAS ROBBED OF WATCH
AND $50.

Minot. n. D., May ED. J. Dever,
eauX of Minot was held up and robbed
while coming through the Great Nor
thern yards near the roundhouse at
100 o'clock yesterday morning.
Mr.. DevereauX was attacked by two
footpads, who jumped from behind an
engine and grabbed him. They secur.
ed his gold watch, worth $35, and a
valuable watch fob, and then .disap.
peared. .........
The night was so dark that Mr. Dew,
ereaux could not get a good look at
the men, but it is thought that they
were professionals. They were armed
and came upon Mr. DevereauX so sud
denly that he could offer no resist
ance.
Mr.. DevereauX had taken a young
lady home and was returning. -4e
crossed the Mouse river and wound
his way around the roundhouse, and
was just about to pass big engine
that looked very peaceful in the dark
ness. Just as he turned the corner q
couple of tough looking characters
leaped out. They grabbed Mr.. Dew
ereaux by the shoulders and poked 8
gun in his face. While one of the
thugs held him the other went through
his pockets, securing the gold watch
and fob.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-07
POOR WITNESS
HEARING IN CASE AGAINST METH.
ODlST MINISTER AT MANDAN
GOES SLOWLY PROSECUTING
WITNESS REFUSES TO ANSWER
QUESTIONS. -.

The hearing before Justice C. P.
Thurston at Mandan of the charge
against Rev. Boselley, accused of rape
by Mary Amundson, former domes-
tic in his employ, was begun Wednes-
day afternoon and for four hours the
prosecuting witness was on the stand,
but the states attorney was unable to
get more than Eyes" or mo" frmo her,
she absolutely refusing to tell the
story she made in the complaint The
case was continued at p. m. until
Thursday morning. States Attorney
Shaw is prosecuting the case and At
torneys F. H. Register of this city and
S. E. Ellsworth of Jamestown are for
the defense.
The defense set up is that the girl
has been induced to blame the minis.
ter for her trouble to protect another
To complicate the case, certain par.
ties were instrumental in inducing
the minister to sign some kind of a
document, which practically incrimi
mates himself under the specious guise
that that would be the end of the mat
ter, and now this paper will probably
be used against him.