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ANOTHER BOMB x:
The Twenty-fourth That Has Beer
Hurled at Gambling Houses.

Chicago, Oct 31->Another bomb, the
twenty-fourth in the series which has
been directed against alleged gambling
resorts, was exploded here last night
in the rear Of saloon owned by r. F
Brennan in Cottage Grove avenue.
Windows were shattered and the
whole neighborhood was startled by
the explosion. For months the police
and public have been mystifed by the
bomb hurler, who in spite Of all sorts
Of ruses and traps laid to catch him
has invariably escaped. Ss4
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TO HELP CATCH NIGHT RIDERS.
Anti-Horse Thief Association Pledges
Its Assistance. -.

Muskogee, Okla, Oct. s1.-The
Texas and Oklahoma Antt-Horse Thief
association in convention here Thurs
day adopted resolution pledging it's
10000 members to assist in the arrest
and prosecution of night riders. 1t
also decided to memorabilia President
Roosevelt to stop the shipping Of
liquors into this state by Missouri and
Arkansas liquor dealers to minor child.
rem. The association officers claim to
have evidence that liquor is being
shipped into the state to boys and
girls IL and II years of age. &
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Prof. Shaw to BE Speaker.

Agricultural College, N. .. Oct.. 81, ~
5Supt. Hoverstad Of the North Dakota
Farmers institute corps says that the
interest this year In institute work Is
so marked that beyond question s
large number Of localities will be dis
appointed, owing. to the inability of the
institute force to cover all q tbs
points desiring meetings. Prof Ho.
verstad IS 81 present laying out tbs
winter IS will
an slOis corps q sI,sns,Is, iuSiuuine,
Prot. Thomas Shaw 6 Minnesota md 90,
sthsrs IS onihs ~ 4
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Oct GARD 1905 3 o'clock a. m.

Oct. 23rd, 1908. 8 o'clock a. m.
Board reconvened All members
present. =.
Petition of Iver L.. Rockne to have
his lands in School District No. 109 set
off to School District No. 10, was on
motion rejected. 4. Il 5
Report Of Herman Engelsrud, com
mittee on County Ditch No. Is, to set
tie dispute between the contractor and
engineer, was on motion accepted and
placed on file. "a,
Application of L. Henderson for
correction of assessment and abate-,
ment Of taxes, was on motion recon-
mended to the State Tax Commission.
Application of j. j.. Sutton for COR
rection of assessment and abatement
Of taxes, was IN motion recommended
to the State Z, ak Commission.
& On motion the following bonds and
securities IS er4on for county funds de-
positoriee i approved BY the Coun--.
ty Board : .5..s 5ss.. y ' HIS
State Bar sephen 20, wv. 't)
state B Ban /: u king $40, Ooo.O
Farmers State Bank Of Alva-
5}.s. RADIO $40, 00O. 90
# on motion the following bills were
audited and allowed: 5ss
Miller Davis Printing Co., blank 81 for q
snpt. Of Schools 81. 5'oO
Miller-Davis Printing Co. ords f OF
Register Of Deeds IS, q. OO
Y fl sss
s......, ]. Il. "a i, Z,
Louis Dow CO, supplies for g unty
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Chinese FEEL SNUb
IN fleet welcome
Annoy INDIFFERENT WHEN TARS
DROP ANCHOR AT ORIENTAL
SEAPORT.
STRINGENT MEASURES
RESENTED BY PEOPLE
Only One Hundred Persons Admitted
to Grounds Where Celebrations
Are Hed-British Consul Among
Those Who Take Offense.

Annoy, Oct. 31.-Chinese people were
Indifferent regarding the arrival here
Friday of the second squadron of the
United States Atlantic fleet. Only q
few natives turned out to see the bat
tleships composing the strongest naval
force that ever entered this port.
Not more than 100 Chinese guests
were admitted to the grounds on
which the celebration planned for the
reception of the American officers and
sailors was held, and resentment at
the severe measures to exclude the
natives was the cause of the apathy.
The British consul issued a circular
stating that the local officials have de-
clined to issue more than go passes
to the Enclosure to British subjects
and that in consequence he refused to
accept one.
Met Ten Miles at Sea.
The fleet appeared of Tai-Tan is
land at $50 a. m. Friday, having
been met ten miles out at sea by the
torpedo gunboat Fei-Ying, which es-
corted the visitors to their anchor
age. The ships entered the harbor in
single file, the Louisiana, flagship of
Rear Admiral William H. Emory, lead
ing, and after forming double line
they dropped their anchors at $3.50
o'clock while the forts on shore and
the flagship of the Chinese squadron,
the Hai-Chi, fired the usual salutes, to
which the Americans responded.
As soon as the vessels came to an
Choir Capt. Patton of the supply ship
Culgoa, which had preceded the squad
ron, boarded Admiral Emory's flagship,
followed by the harbormaster. Ad-
miral Sab, commander of tho Chinese
squadron, who boarded the flagship
at ten o'clock. left with Admiral EN-
ory the cards of Prince Tu-lang and
Liang Tun-yen, vice president of the
foreign board, the imperial represent
atives sent by the government at Pc
king. Cant. Dalwigh of the German
cruiser Niobe, the only foreign naval
vessel in the harbor, called to pay his
respects to Admiral Emery as did Jul
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npr,r,,, ,,e,,, ]. {, s, 8, &
uhpfh Easi Bills HING DITCH
ISIS: IS.
In the matter Of the petition of 1. r. Kenny
and, Others, for public ditchin the Coun-
mated ~ and numbered as County Ditch Mo-
10. s.. ..s ~ &C.
The above entitled matter came on duly
ty commissioners Of the county of Marshall.
state Of Minnesota. at special meeting Of
sald Doard duly called for the purpose Of
hearing and considering the petition for
said ditch IN the above entitled matter on 4
q. m. of said day and 1T appearing by pro-
Of the tendency of said petition and OF said
time Of hearing thereon and that o. L.
Han Hhaam.ery, the y civil engineer appointed by
this board to survey the route Of said ditch,
mas competed MS work ana duly filed his
report thereon n the ONCE OF the county
auditor q said county and that the
viewers nN sa appointed py sa1d board to view
ana report upon sald work nave duly conf
report In due form Of law in the Office of
s So county auditor the said board Of coun-s
~ commissioners did. a. the time above
sPeSineu. proceed TO near SAID petition ana
s sale, viewers report thereon; and said board
h havlag anly considered safd petition and
tSa al Inc parties interested for OF against
". sne OF said ditch and ali other
tnswtt perta'ning thereto, ind as follows,
W E wy; M, s. s#ss
solap.eIeu nIs WORK ana made and HE'D his
ieRort Inefeoh IN al respects according 70
Snoo,a. mh. ~ L. l&sS3
SGc a1n nnaI me viewers appointed here:
~ =! Mape Iusy cg9nPetea their labors and
nnrd3nn - onu nieu tnelr report thereon &C
co mhing 70 - ": -.-,.l,, -s;;ts,-
| dariuad f ts1 t1s estlmateo DEMENT'S 10 De
.,nr,, - .roat s ~. CONSTRUCTION OF SAID
mo 1amagns sdad lis total cost. 1nclud-
| Lux manages AWARDED a55-$ss q. 81
aG4rt9 9:o an t the damages and benefits
raH,a bo lao.i Sne CONSTRUCTION OF said d1tcn
thot s oGSn uuiy aWaroea ana assessed, and
that SAID work will be Of public utility and
| p loniote C9e pubic nealtn ana that said re-
pats or sstau ana viewers are COM
pt E:e. auo G GorIect. /&
/ rHtn: Inat notlce OF this hearing. of said
sa;d a; anu Oh saia viewers report and
| saiu engineer report mas been duly given,
quired, and that proofs Of said service Of
in The Office n nf ~ neem uty MAGE and MED
county, and that all other proceedings in the
cordance with the provisions of law. IL az
foreeoina njngs a W c tha from the
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SCOTS | 5
Emulsion

! of Cod Liver Oil is the means
of life and enjoyment of life to
thousands: men, women and
children.
When appetite fails, it restores
it. When food is a burden, it
lifts the burden.
When you lose flesh, it brings
the plumpness of health.
When work is hard and duty
is heavy, it makes life bright.
It is the thin edge of the wedge;
the thick end is food. But
what is the use of food when
you hate it and can't digest it?
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil is the food that makes you
forget your stomach.
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Oct. 29-Dec. 3
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CTOST1RE SATEr ~ zss


CLOSURE SALE.
Default having been made in thee
conditions of mortgage given bv
Charles Fl. Hopwood. unmarried. to
K. S. Ellsworth and l.. E. Jones.
MORTGAGES. dated June "a. 1902. and
recorded in the Office of the register
of deeds of Marshall County. Mime
sofa. in book 81 of MORTGAGES. on
page A thereof. on the 18th day of
July. A. D. 1902. at 5 O'Clock P. NJ.
Which said mortgage and the debt
secured thereby was dulv assigned bv
by written assrpnment. dated the
10Th dav of july A. d. 1902. and re-
corded in the office Of the said register
of deeds. in book 80 of MORTGAGES. on,
page $50 thereof. on the End day Of
September. 1902. at 9 O'Clock A. M.
That the premises described in the
said mortgage and situated in Mar
shall County. Minnesota. are to-wit
The South West Quarter and the
West Half of the North East Quarter
and The West Half Of the south east
Quarter of Section No. Twenty-four.
l24). in Township No. One hundred
Fiftv-six. (l56). North. of Range No.
EOl Gt-0CNVus w - NV0C u 1 . MI 4:s5$i
That the amount claimed to be
due on said mortgage at the date.
hereof is Twentv-fv hundred and
SEVENTY six and 85-lOO dollars. That
bv virtue of the power of sale con-.
tanned in the said mortgage and
pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided and no action in
law or otherwise having been in-<
stituted on said mortgage. saidy
mortgage will be foreclosed by sale
of the said premises at public ven-
due to the highest bidder for cash
bv the sheriff Of Marshall County.
Minnesota. at the front door of the
court house. in the CITY of Warren.
in said County and state. on Tuesday
the 18th dav of December. 1908. at
1000. o sclCck in the fore noon to sat-
isfv the amount then due on the said
mortgage with the interest and the
taxes f any and costs and attor-,
jney's fee as STIPULATED by law. subject
to re demDtion at any time with
in one wear from the date Of sale as
provided by law. 8
Dated October IL. 1908. 5.s . rs
ss Martha G. Thayer.
Assignee of MORTGAGES.
# T.. M. Hoag. 'si
Att0rnev for Assignee 0f M0rtpapp
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Four Hurt In Tunnel Blast.

Chicago, Oct. 81. - Four men were
injured, one seriously. and over half
a dozen others narrowly escaped be-
ing hurt Friday by IN explosion Of
sewer gas in section No. l Of the
southwest land tunnel at Seventy
ninth and State streets. The victims
were employed by Joseph Hanreddy,
room TIA, 70 Dearborn street, the con-
tractor who has charge of the work.
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King Edward Not Hurt

New York, Oct. 31-A rumor had It
that King Edward met with serious
accidentsFriday
Newmarket, England, Oct. 81
There is no truth in the rumor that
King Edward has been injured. He
dined Friday night with Sir Ernest
Cassel.
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Official fil Proceedings .: '!' Of Cou l'l1|
ty Board of Marshall
County, Minnesota.
Special Ditch Meeting. Ditch No. Is.
oct. z 3rd. 1908. 81

.t
Pursuant to call and notice, County
Board met at the County Auditors Of
fee, City Of Warren, Oct. 49, 1908, at
10 o'clock q. m. Members present,
q. Wittensten, E. o. Bystrom, F. a.
Green, Herman Engelsrud and J. a.
Serum. Viewers present, a J. Lund,
|quist, Henry Hopper and John Cheney.
Meeting called to order BY the chair
man. .ys5# Isl
On motion the ngineer's and view
|ers' reports were duly considered, and
after all parties appearing for and
against the establish ment Of said ditch
having been heard, motion was made
and seconded that the engineers and
ii ,,t- "a acceated md ar-
81. VS.
The following ord Is was made and
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! 70 = Behead chinese off1cer..

Peking, Oct. 31.-An edict issued Fri
day orders the beheading Of two and
severe punishments for seven other
of the Chinese officers concerned in
the crossing Of the Tonking border
and the killing Of French soldiers IN
Tonking in July Of this year. } fs
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Three Hurt In 100000 Fire.

San Francisco, Oct. 31.-Three fire.
men were hurt in a fire Friday that
destroyed the warehouse of the Amer
lean Can Company, badly damaged
the plant itself and caused loss Of
100000. --s @
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Hired Help Gets TROPHIES.

New York, Oct. 81 Thtrty.nino
cooks. laundresses, nursery and cham
bcr maids were the recipients this
year Of the prizes given annually BY
the German Housewives society for
faithfulness and length OF service.
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!. NILSSON Offered New Job,

Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 2. -Secre-
tary Wilson Of the department. Of ag-
riculture and a member Of the presi-
dents cabinet has been offered the
place as president Of the Stage Agri-,
cultural college Of Colorado.
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Stricken Steamer II Pert.

San Juan, Porto Rico. Dot. 81. The
steamer 8. y. I,ucker bach, from New
FORK iOr Dan Jual,. arrived here with
Was found dead 81 the public road
nsar hsrss With I bullet hole thrsusA
HI head.
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Send this advertisement. together with name
ofpaper in which it appears, your address and
four cents to cover postage, and we will send
you Complete Handy Atlas of the World"
SCOTT 6 BOVINE, 400 Pearl St.. New York
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City of Warren, electric lights for
Sept. 81. y. {. J. 4. 3. ss275
ST. Hilaire Retail Lbr Co., lumber for
vault shelves !. {. :. I, I. y. ~ 90 O5
H. %. Wood, administrator OF the es-
tate of Jno. p Myhre, deceased,
s recording fees and refund az pri-
mary election fee d. ,s &. :. 27.25
James Nc Dermott, witness fees state
vs. Sheridan 8. o. J. I. !. Z. !. !. 248
u. q. = Larson, supplies for county jail SEQ
Matias Tnstrlp, care and transporta- SID
tion Of John Gary, deceased and
non-resid emit. !. +. !. - . 90
Enoch Neson, coffin for John Gary, Il
decea sed ~. 1000
John Larson, transportation and
bnrylng John Gary. 600
Town of Excel, expenses incurred in
rol Of contagious disease. $3.50 1925
Il On motion adjourned until o'clock
p. M.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-08-15
NEEDLEW0RK NOTES.

BY taking small piece Of tape ano
lacking It on the band of hat, as you
would hanger on n skirt. the hat cab
easily be hung up on hook withow
danger of being pushed Off by any one
brushing against 1t.
Some of the newest designs for sets
of underwear show the hand embrold-
cry alone, no laces being combined
with 1t. However narrow fril Of
lace used under the scallops is more
becoming than otherwise.
II thin crinoline is inserted In the
bottom of skirt hem to stiffen it,.
care should lie taken TO cut II on the
bias. 1t may he slightly stretched be-
fore being sewed In place. so as to fol-
low the curve Of the hem of the skirt
To woman who does her own sew.
ing pattern bag Is n very necessary
article. \ simple but connections one
Is made Of square yard of green
denim. decorated with embroidery
There are two rows Of pockets OF the
same material and deep enough to
conceal the patterns entirely All
edges and the tops OF the pockets are
bound with red tape, and brass rings
are stitched on at the corners by which
to hang 1t to the door or wall Each
pocket has the name OF Its contents
on 1t In embroidery skirts. shirt
waists, aprons and sleeves
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-08-15

COW will not know that you are dead,
have MEN In the hall to execute you
and lower your bodies into the court,
barrels as merchandise to spot where
they Will be buried"
This Is, Indeed tyranny exclaimed
the president.
The man, laying no attention to him.
called to those without They entered
zen's dress and masked. They were
exactly the same number as the con-
spirators Their leader drew revolv-
er, cooked 1t and covered the presl
dent, while each OF the others covered
conspirator.
men, have you not been informed?"
Informed of whstF"
about me-"
you? What about you"
~ am exempt"
For what reason?"
at Is '"ho gave the minister the
information"
Every pistol was instantly lowered.
THAT Will do" said the president
you may unmask."
The captain took of his mask and
was followed by the others. Every
one Of them was a member Of the
circle
Comrades" said the president, 81
was informed that we had traitor
among us; but, despite the employment
Of our best men as spies | could not
discover his identity. Finally | hit
upon this plan Of forcing him to de-
clare himself. Our associate, Ivan
Svlazhsky, by his own confession has
betrayed US. What is your pleasure
concerning himT
"Mr. President" interposed Svlazh-
sky 81 have been a spy, admit, but
not traitor I am a member of the
detective police. Give me my life, and
| will not only give you valuable In
formation. but | will hereafter work
on your side. My sympathies have
long been with you, but have not
dared to desert my post to join you"
How can we be assured of thls?"
"In half an hour this house will be
surrounded by the real police. You
have only anticipated the raid. This
you can prove by taking position where
you will be safe"
The offer was accepted, the mans
story confirmed. and he is now work
ing in the police force-for the revo-
lutionlsts.
GEORGE B. ATWOOD.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-08-15

A receding brow. like u recellng
chin. shows Il lack of will power and
of firm and quick intelligence. TIE
forehead that has projections, bumps,
over the eyes indicates observation.
A high, prominent buging brow
does not contribute to the beauty of
the face, but It shows both the absent
mindcdness and the keen intellect of
the scholar.
1t is the forehead which LOOKS straight.
but which in reality slopes back very
little with the eyebrows projecting
and firmly marked, that is one of the
most desirable.
Its possessor VIII he tolerant, but
firm; steady, intelligent and decisive.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-08-15
Women Inclined
To Constipation
Great Care Should Be Taken Not to Use
Violent Cathartics

! Women. owing to their peculiar func-
lions. are more or less liable to consti-
patton and many of them owe their con-
tinued III health to the pill habit. A
well known physician lays the majority
Of cases OF foul breath. bad complexion
disordered stomach, sick headache and
female weakness to constipation and the
constant use OF violent catharties to
overcome IL.
We believe women will be glad to learn
OF a safe reliable bowel and stomach
remedy that is pleasant to take and that
the first few doses will certainly produce
natural daily movements without pain or
grippe and in a short time establish per-
manent cure II is so effective Il has
cured cases Of 60 years standing and
yet 30 mild and safe thousands OF moth
ers give It to their babies. Jennie
Gresham, Nashville. Tenn. says: II suf-
feTed almost death with torpid liver and
Indigestion and DIT. Caldwelfs Syrup Pep
sin gave me quick relief" Sister NJ.
Berchmans, OF Mt st. Mary's Academy,
Oklahoma City, says, I'VE have found
Dr. Caldwelfs Syrup Pepsln satisfactory
as a gentle laxative and stomach tonic. .
Mrs Myrtle Mather. Chicago, says: my
daughter was troubled since birth with
constipation and sick headache. DR.
Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin cured her." Mrs.
w M. Powers, New Philadelphia, Ohio.
says: 1T Is the best remedy for consti-
patton and stomach trouble / have ever
used" Mrs r. II. Brown. Arlington.
Okla, says Il gave her prompt relief
from constipation and torpid liver. Mrs.
Isabella Wheeler. Freetown, Ind. SAYS:
"Twenty-three years ago I was taken
with stomach trouble. Three years ago
/ had become SO weak I could hardly
walk. took Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
and today am as>syeli as ever" Druggists
sell Il at SOC and si.00 per bottle. .
We are glad to, send free sample %
nnv ono who has not used Il and VIII awe
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-08-15
Lie In the Persian Royal Harsm.

Lie In the Persian Royal Harem.
Owing to the Anglo Russian agree.
ment Persia is the country Of the mo-
ment, and revelations of life In the
royal harem in that land culled from
an authentic source are of especial in
terest. The Anderson palace as 1t is
called, Is the residence of the shah's
wives and favorltes, the present mon
arch eontenting himself with the com
paratiyely triflng number of a dozen
or SO As each Of these ladies Is at
tened by her oHn hoaseho,d-all, Of
cougze. females, a. the shah ana few
pri9ieSerl doctors are the oag rlen
who mas enter the sacred precincts
the establishment is entirely composed
of women,
Tie wives must not do any work
with their hands-not even the finest
emhsoi ery or needework-so that
their long day is occupied with in
tigue eating sweetmelts, paying calls
upon one another and, on rare ocea-
sions. upon highboan ladies' In the cap
ital. when their progress Is marked
with the greatest pomp.
In the shah's harem Worth of Paris
finds market for out of date cos
tunes, and SO vain and feminine are
these Queens" that they Will pay the
most eSorbitant sums for an exclusive
model If they can thereby prevent a
rival queen" obtaining it. AS a gen
eral rule, however, these ladies', for
all the luxury of their surroundings,
are most childishly ignorant, and their
sole ambition In life is to he the moth
er of the heir to the throne. The prin-
clpal queen" of the late shah however.
was an exceptionally clever woman.
She was no mean poet. and her verses
on the beauties of nature are gems of
their .-Bystander.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-08-15
Tho Ribbon Raa.

As narrow ribbons are so generally
used for lingerie, Il bag which will
hold the different lengths Of ribbons
is necessary to keep them from being
soied and creased,
1t Is made of lawn or fine linen.
with a design of buttercups embroid-
cred ON It,
When the embroidery is finished a
narrow hem is made at each end of
he material, featherstitched with yell
ow silk, used for the buttercups. aft
ar which two circles of cardboard are
Covered with lawn and oyerbanded to-
gether for bottom of the bag Gather
an edge of the straight embroidered
piece and fasten it TO the cardboard
circle
A large brass ring is covered with
yellow silk In close buttonhole stitch,
and the other edge Of the embroidered
strip is gathered and attached to this,
Through the opening in the side
place the ribbon, which can be drawn
out when needed through the silk COW
cred ring.