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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-28
POWSTANIE w KOCHIN-
CHIME.

Paryz, 28 lipca. - Z Saigonu
donosza, re wybuchlo znowu po-
wstanie w francuskiej Kochinchi-
ME.
Za1oga miasta Niuhpou gwalto-
wnie domaga 81 posilkow. ANU
nicya wojska francuskiego jest
prawie wyczerpana. Tlumy tu-
ziemc6w oblegaja miasto.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-28
WAzNE ORZECZENIE.
Washington, D. c., % lipca.

Washington, D. c., % lipca. -
Miedzystanowa komisya handlo-
wa wydala wczoraj wazne orze-
czenie, a mianowicie, re dozwo-
Iona Jest rzeczq, jezeli kilku kuP-
cow przesylajqcych towary teJ
samej jakoSci, starajq sic o znlz-
Ike przewozu. Wowczas bowiem
kwestya pojedyhczej wlasnosci
ME wchodzi w rachube.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-28
0DEzWA!

Komitet obyw atelski po raz O.
statni odzywa sic do bratnlch serc
Waszych, abyScie w dniu JutrzeJ-
Sym wzieli jak najgoretszy u
dial w pochodzie, W dekoracyi
donow Waszych w uczcie ma
Stanislawowie.
Gdyby lima jaka narodowosc
otrzymala swego Biskupa, mani
festacyom ME byioby konca. Me
powinnismy i my pozostac W ty-
le.
.Wyniesienie Polaka do godno-
Sci Biskupiej, to pierwszy krok
DO uznania naszeJ narodowosci
polskiej w Stanach Zjedn., to
sprawa, ktora mas obchodzi ME
tylko jako katolikow, ale prze-
dewszystkiem jake Polakow.
Niechaize nasz udzia1 w mani
festacyi jutrzejszej bedzie maso-
wy, powazny i serdeczny.
Jezeli byly jakies przeciw tel
manifestacyi pokatne machinacye
zywioiow niezgodnych, ktore we
wszystkiem chca wiasny mice in
teres, to w1aSnie dlatego wszyScy
zacni Polacy, Zwiqzkowcy, Soko-
Ii, Zjednoczency, Lesniczy czy
Macierzysci powinni zagfuszyc
wszelki zgrzyt prywaty / powie-
dziec innym narodowosciom: o.
10 wyszliSmy ma spotkanie nasze-
go Biskupa, wyszliSmy karni /
zgodni ME many innego hasia
jak nasze staropolskie: Bog i o.
czyzna!
]. E. KS: Arcybiskup Quigley
najwyrazniej przytem oswladczyt
podpisanemu komitetoWi, re ME-
tylko On sam, ale wszyscy Bisku-
pi, ktorzy przybeda ma konsekra-
eye, vienna udziai w pochodzie
w uczcie!
Szan. Towarzystwa upraszamy
punktualne stawienie sic ma o.
znaczone miejsce, azeby pochod
mogi sic sformowac o godzinie
lei wieczorem.
Dolozmy wszyscy wszelklch
starati, azeby ia manifestacya by
la stwierdzeniem naszego przy-
wiazania do WARY Ojcow ma
szej solidarnosci narodowej.
Chicago; dnia 28 lipca 1903.
Komitet Wykonawczy:
Leon Szopinski, Preze5 Koml
Ign. Kowalski, Sekr. Kom.
Stanis1aW Behnke,
Michaf SwiontkoWSki,
Leonard Wegner,
Bernard Maciejewski,
Stanisfaw Kurz,
Stefan Gorecki,
". L. Piotrowski,
DR.. A. Szwajkart,
Tuliusz Smietanka.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-28
EKSPLOZYA w FABRYCE.

Canton, Ohio, 28 lipca. = We
fabryce kompanii Northeastern
Expended Metal" nastqPii wy
buch nafty, wskutek czego postra-
dal zycie pewien robotnik, naz-
wiskiem Alojzy Kr6lewicz, dw6ch
zaS innych poniosfo dotkliwe u
szkodzenie. Krolewicz przybyf tn
pred kilku tygodniami Z New
Castle, Pa.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-28
SPRAWY POL|TYCzNE.
ZAWIADOMIENIE TAFTA o
NOMINACYI.

Niebywale prz:?gotowania do u
roczystoSci. - Mianowanie po-
mocnika skarbnika komitetu re-
publikanskieg;.- Bryan cz}on-
kiem stowarzyszenia byznesi-
stow. - SO g1csow nowojor-
skich. - Prohibicyonisci trwo-
MIA pieniqdze. - Wazne orze-
czenie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-28
BURZA.
Hongkong, 28 lipca.

Hongkong, 28 lipca. - Wczo-
raj okolo p6inocy mad miastem
tutejszem przeciagnaf tyfon ME
slychanej silly. Masa iodzi chm
skich zostalo zatopionych. Licz-
ba ofiar jest znaczna, lecz dotad
dokfadnie ME znana. Okrety eu-
ropejskie znajdujace sic ~ por-
Gle, ME poniosly zadnych uszko-
dzen.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-28
OLBRZYMIE SZKODY.

Antioch, CAL, 28 lipca. - We
zbrane fale rzeki San Joaquin
zerwaly groble ma przestrzenl
dwustu stop zabraly 1000 akrow
najlepszej uprawnej ziemi. Szko-
dy obliczajq ma piec milion6w do
laroW.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-28
OSTATNIA POCzTA.
o giosowanie powsnechne do Sci,
NOW.

y
socyalni demokraci zglosili wnio-
! SEX nagly W sprawie zaprowadze-
MIA powszechnego, r6wnego i tai
nego prawa glosowania do Sci
NOW w Czechach, W Galicyi, ma
Slqzku w Styryi.
Uzasadniajqc nagloSc tego
/ wniosku, posel Soukup oswald
/ czyi, IL sOcyaliSci przedlozyli ten
wniosek jako zqdanie pod adre-
sem rzqdu, azeby, zaprowadziw-
sly glosowanie powszcchne do
Sejm6w, przyznaf robotnikom
wplyw ma bieg obrad sejmowych,
Ma wniosek nagIy socyalistdw
odpowiadaf w Izbie wiedehskiej
I minister spraw wewnetrznych
Bienerth.
Minister oSwiadczyf sic przc-
civ naglosci, powolujac sic ma
to, ze jeszcze w czerWcu r. z. "a
WiadomiI, IL rad uwaza "a rzecz
pozQdanq, azeby ci, ktorzy dotad
cd prawa wyborczego by!i usu-
nieci, otrzymali nalezny wplyw
ma sklad Sejm6w. Jednak rzqd
pragnie rowniez, azeby stanowi-
sko tych, kt6rzy wedlug uiszcza-
nych podatk6w sq specyalnie "a
I interesowani skladem Sejnu -
ME by1o zbyt ograniczone. Mini
ster oSwiadczyl, re rad ME mo
re zboczyc cd tego punktu zapa-
trywania sic.
w sprawie wniosku posla Soil
kupa odby1o sic posiedzenie Ko-
la Polskiego, jak donosi "No-
wa Reforma" obrady mad ia kwe-
styq byly W Kole bardzo ozywio-
ne, a chWilami nawet burzliWe
/ Poser Olszewski zglosi1 rezolu-
eye, azeby Kolo oSwiadczylo sic
"a nagloSciq tego wniosku. Rezo,
lucya ia upadla. Zwyklq WiekszO,
sciq uchwalono glosowac przeci,
wko naglosci i 10 re wzgledoW
acknowledged.
! W6wczas pose} Stapihsk' zaza-
dal, azeby Kolo, w mySl statutu
przy glosowaniu mad tym wni3-
! skiem zwolnilo ludoWcoW cd So
lidarnoSci pozwoliio i'm gloso-
wac "a nag1oSciq wn:osku S0uku-
pa, re wzgledu ma to, ze dawnicj
zawsze takie zajmoWali stanoWi
sko wzgledem wnioskow o tegC
rodzaju reforme WyhOrcza &c
wog6le So zwolennikami powsze,
chnego gIosowania do Sejm@w
Statut Kola zezwala ma take IL
wolnienie czeSci czionk6w Kola
cd solidarnego giosowania w T.
bic, jezeli try plate obecnych ma
| posiedzeniu czlonkow "a tenn sic
oSWiadcza.
Po kr6tkiej dyskusyi mad ia
sprawq uchwalono rzeczywiScle
wiekszo5ciq trzech piqtych glo,
sow (ktora wynosila w tym wy
padku 23 .glosy) zwolnic ludlow
cow cd solidarnoSci.
Do "Czasu" telegrafujq, IL zna,
czna czeSG posI6w demokratycz-
no narodowych posz}a w teI
sprawie "a ludowcami. w estate,
cznoSci ludowcy gfosowac bedG
"a nagloSciq wniosku Soukupa,
podczas gdy wiekszoSc Kola o
swiadczy sic przeciw nagloSci.
Pogioski o ustqpieniu min.
Korytowskiego.
Do "Prager Tageblatt'u'' dono-
szq Wiednia: w kolach parla-
mentarnych siychac, re minister
Korytowski wkr6tce ustqPf re
swego stanowicka. Ma wypadek,
gdyby to nastqpiEo, szef sekcy'
Gruber objaiby do jesieni kiero-
wnistwo ministeryum finans6w, a
W jesieni zostalby powolany ma
ministra finans6w gubernatol
Banku austro-weg. DIR. Leon Bl-
J 1;1cb; CubarpotOren1 Rankin 20
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-28

Og1as=gcie sic ~ Dzien7i'
ku Narodowyna.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-28
CAR | PREzYDENT FRANCYI.
WzAJEMNE WIzYTy.
O TRON TURECKI.
a. - Cholera W ROSyi. - POWsta-
- Zaburzenia na tie strajku. =
Rome.

Z Carycyna donosza o osmiu no.
wych wypadkach, Astrachania
zaS siedmiu. MiejscowoSci do
tkniete zaraza otoczone So kordo-
mem WojskoWym.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-28
CHOLERA w ROSYI.

Petersburg, % lipca. - Chole-
ra szerzy sic ma poludniu Rosyi
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-28

Z poWodu rozbiegania sic konl
ma corso kwiatoWem ma Wysta-
vie, kilkadziesiqt os6b odnioslo
obrazenia, a jedna jest zabita.
Gdy nadjechaf pow6z zaprze-
zony w cztery konie, w kt6rym
siedziala p. Kaizel re swoim ma
rzeczonym br. Giorgevicsem i je-
Arizona republican., 1908-08-22
INTERVIEWING
 GROVER CLEVELAND.
How One Newspaper Man Got Big Story by Keeping Silent at the
 Right Time.

It was in 1901 that l had my first opportunity of really knowing Grover Cleveland. He was then a totally scorned and forgotten eX-president. The mad dance of Mckinley prosperi- ty which has left many of us some what footsore in these later days, was then in full swing. It was the high noon of the "let-us alone" era. There was no restraint-nO regulation-no Big stick And on the few occasions when Grover Cleveland was mentioned lit was customary to flout him as an ogre of Misrule, who had wrecked his party and brought panic and disaster upon the whole United States. says Herbert N. Casson in an article in the New Broadway Magazine for Septem- Der.
 Being at that time on the editorial staff of a New York newspaper, l ran out to Princeton one morning to ask MT. Cleveland for an interview on a political question which had suddenly become exciting. I had no reason to believe that he would talk. Like dog ems of newspaper men, had previously tried many times to land" a Cleve- land interview, and not one of us had
Arizona republican., 1908-08-22

succeeded. On every occasion we had been met with very little good will and an absolute rebuff at all points.
 But on this occasion Mir. Cleveland talked It would be more literally true to say that he exploded. My question had prObed a reservoir of lOng-repres- sed anger and indignation. He talked fast and he talked well. If he had ever attained such force and fluency on the platform. he would now be starred among the headliners of Amer ican eloquence.
 In ten years of busy interviewing. l can remember only three celebrities who were as mad as Grover Cleveland was on that occasion-Mark Twain. when I tried to pacify him because a cub reporter had written him up in a fake interview-Carl SchurZ, when offered him a pittance of S25 for a special article-and J. P. Morgan. when was so young and foolish as to ask him his opinion of a certain Wall Street swindler.
 What he said was, of course, not in tended for publications: so I went back to New York and reported that MT.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-22

apartments. There will be almost an absence of door castings and the ad- joining walls will be perfectly smooth. The inside of the doors to all rooms will be smooth and lined with a composition material that will not warD or swell when disinfection is made by turning of superheated steam into each room, which will be so equipped with pipes that can be done from the corridors.
 The building has been planned with view of all the latest convenience and utilities for both the patients and the management, for perfection in all matters sanitary and protection against disasters such as fire. Also the operating rooms will be equip ped with every modern convenience and utility for such an institution, and every room in the building. by it's star-like construction, will have the benefit of the suns rays at one time of the day or another.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-22

The hospital building now proposed Is in the general shape of three pointed star, three one story wings rom the central two story structure, hDresenting the points of the star. oo wing S9 feet 10 inches long by
 aet 4 inches wide will point di- north from the central struc-
 tudt ,She other two wings, each 12S
 rr;I % by 39 feet inches wide,
 sontbeast m from the center to the ivclv Re6 the southwest, respect
 ,,,'ng & .,,, Zen these last named
 ,'lne9 ",i' D'.ia nice office building lIoiiil7cteu 'nShe central structure oooh oF ~ tha tx At the end of raon oi 'le "lns will be spacious lavatories ana toilelbuildings for the use of such patientS.s are able to care for themselves, Nasa heing in smaller buildings constN,,od for that purpose but connected W'3 inc large wings.
 The north wing is designe chiefly, for dormitory purposes and W1I have cement floor and cement roS e,In- ported by cement posts. The E,ides will be very largely of screen M,rk to permit of perfect ventilation 1n central building will be of hexagol shape. Eight foot corridors will TUT all the wings, all doors will open outward, a specially desirable feature in the event of fire. and the of the entire building has been given careful attention. A fine feature of the plans is the fire proof and the carrying out of Ideas to prevent the spread of any infection that may occur and to thor oughly and frequently disinfect all
Arizona republican., 1908-08-22
The Republican herewith

The Republican herewith D. 1 through the kindness of ArcE
 Thorton Fitzhugh, a picture of C proposed new hospital building to bt erected on the grounds of the terri torial asylum for the insane and for which the board of control is now advertising for bids. The building is to cost not to exceed s45,OOO, the amount of the appropriation for that purpose. A description of the build ing was given in considerable detail by The Republican on July 24, short ly after the plans were submitted to the board of control by the architect. A brief description accompanying the picture however will be of inter- est
 The most of the structures com prising the institution now are old and have largely served their pur- pose. They cannot be bandoned at once however nor Is it desirable to ever condemn them and tear them down in one fell stroke. The archi- tect therefore has conceived the idea
 of an entirely new group of build ings to be constructed eventually. one at a time, to take the place of the old ones as they are needed. This new group is to be placed in a half moon arrangement, or the segment of a circle, immediately north of the present large building. the proposed new hospital to be at the left or west end of the circle. Later, when it is needed a similar building can be constructed at the east end and the other smaller buildings, or a new main building if desired, can be placed between.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-22

The cream of Chicago's society," many rich and prominent women have received a severe rebuke from Municipal Judge Gemmill, who has ap- peaIed to their sense of duty to hu- lsanity by telling them to leave cats atb dogs alone and help the poor and nee,v children instead. These society Woms1 have been spending money and
 time h ministering to stray cats and dogs, ald the walls and howls of the
 patients 70 distracted the neiShbor-
 hood around the hospital that the residents resolved to air this fad of Chlcago's "tour hundred" in the
Arizona republican., 1908-08-22

courts. in the effort to secure peace and quiet throughout the hot days and long nights. Then the law took it's course and fourteen dogs and ten cats were given the death penalty, though later given a stay of execution of one week Mrs. Margaret Carter, manager of the refuge for crippled cats and homeless dogs, conducted the defense and received the scoring of the court nsbehalf of the aristocratic packers of the organization. Care for the hun gry, sick and maimed children of Chi cago's poor first, and there. will be little time left to waste on cats and dogs" said Judge Gemmill.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-22
THE TREADWELL CASE.

San Francisco, Aug. 21.-Against the impassioned protest of Attorney Thom as Dozier who declared the proceeding autocratic and unamerican, ten sworn jurors. and one temporarily passed in the Treadwell perjury case. were ord cred by Judge Conley to be taken in charge by the sheriff and will not again see their homes until the trial ends The jury will be completed Monday.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-22
GOODSLESS THAN COST

Cleveland had nothing to say. It was Ia good lie. and one for which have never been sorry. But several days later I slipped over to Princeton again. and. as I expected. found MT. Cleveland so pleased that I had not abused his confidence that he gave me not only one interview, but an article of great importance, written and signed in his small. copperplate handwriting. It was his first word to the American pub lie since his retirement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-29
EN- PRESS DELIGHTED
TO ROAM UNGUARDED

LONDON. March 2S.-The proprietor
fof a picture gallery in Bind street, who
recently received a surprise visit from
Queen Alexandra and her sister, the
Dowager Empress Marie OF Russia, was
, immensely struck by the pathos Of d
remark made by the latter as she
roamed about the rooms.
How delightful II IS TO wander about
shopping and seeing pictures with moth
ing 70 fear and no enc TO follow one
about said the DOwager Empress.
The proprietor knew. however, that
outside his premises were two detec-
tiyes. who had followed the Queen and
the Empress throughout the day, even
when a visit was paid TO the geological
gardens. The Dowager Empress was.
however. IN blissful ignorance of the
formal protection which Scotland Yard
felt bound 10 afford her.
The huge Cossack who acted as per
scnal attendant to the Dowager En-
press, made himself a great favorite
with tho household at Buckingham Pal
ace. Although extremely fierce to look
~. the Cossack 3 z mild and intensely
good-natured nan, whose principal
hobby IS the collecting OF postage
stamps and. picture, post cards,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-29
QUEEN DRESSES
/. IN PEASANT GARB
TO ELUDE POLICE
Italy'S Dowager Objects
to Being Guarded in
Her RambleS.
Clever RuSe Enables Her
to Walk Past Men
Awaiting Her.

ROME. March 2S.-Queen Nargherita,
fthe dowager, dishkes nothing more than
ethe watch kept by the secret police on
nhouse on foot, by carriage or auto with
bout having a number of mounted
hsleuths at her heels.
/ Quite recently the widow of King
TIumbert spent a few weeks IT. her ma
Rive province Of Savoy, only to ind, on
ethe occasion of her first outing. that
nher friends, the secret police. had fol-
Bowed her as usual. The Queen was
curious, and sent for the head of the
agents.
I Il crave your nnajesty's most humble
pardon" said the man, "but 1 am only
doing my duty according 20 orders from
nhe minister of the interior"
The minister was appealed TO by wire,
fbut refused to call off his sleuths for
reasons Of state" The Queen tried STRAIT
kegy. She attempted to slip out of her
hcOuntry house on foot, only 20 be dis
hCovered and followed. Next she went
Dn a bicycle. The same result.
( At last, growing desperate, the Queen
Thought of n new device fer enjoying
iher walks unobserved. She sent a com
lplete peasant wCman's outfit to farm
mouse on the road she was going to
pass over. and then entered the place
Yin full view Of the half dozen secret
nservice men The latter waited three
hours, but her majesty did not reappear.
HTinally the chief, becoming alarmed for
I1he Queens safety, went into the house
no inquire.
J why" said the farmers wife, didn't
Eyou see her majesty leave? She said
lgood-by some three hours ago, and
ssaw you looking after ner"
"Was she the taller one Of the two
peasant women who came out?''
The same. Her majesty sent the
kcostume here yesterday. and one OF her
ladies waited for her to help her dress.
fThen both left fer an unobserved stroll
bin the mountains.
, That night at dinner her majesty in
Horned her friends t;Iat her outing was
1.-THE Dleasantest she had enjoyed for
tIOng. long while.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-29
IROYAL LADIES
EXPERT TYPISTS
Empress of Japan and
CZarina Join
Forces.

FRANKFURT, March 2S-The Frank
gfurter Zeitung, one OF the most care
fully edited papers in the Fatherland,
classes Mrs. Nicholas Longworth with
1.-THE royalties who typewrite their own
letters"
"She is a finished typist," says the
Gazette, for Mr.. Roosevelt insisted
that she learn the machine from the
bottom up
Other royalties who use the type
writer, according TO the Zeitung, are:
Queen Alexandra OF England and her
daughters. the Duchess OF Fife. Queen
Maud of Norway. and Princess Victoria.
While their official letters are written
/ by secretaries and by hand. their pri-
vate correspondence is done by them
selves on the machine.
The Zeitung adds that the Czarina,
Princess Ludwig OF Ba--aria, and Queen
Amalie of Portugal are also typists. OF
late the Empress Of Japan has taken TO
the machine, after she discovered a
: typewriter in her husbands library. The
strange little machine interested her
lTuajesty. and she had it explained to her.
She soon began to finger it herself. and
now she does considerable correspond
ence for the Emperor.
However, these royal ladies together
probably use the typewriter less than
Carmen sylvia, the Queen Of ROumania.
who rattles of her novels, poems. and
fessays on the machine. The click Of her
typewriter is heard in the palace from
six TO seven hours every day and often
TAT night.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-17

9-3-9-17
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-17
Notice for Bids.

Notice is herby given that sealed
bids for the erection Of q school
building to be erected In Harrison
School District No. 2, will be receiv.
ed up until o'clock p. M. Saturday,
Sept. 10, 1908. A certified check Of
i've per cent Of amount OF bid must
accompany each and all bids. Board
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. Building to be constructed
Of brick, two stories and basement.
size Of building 32x6o feet, four rooms
and hall. Plans and specifications
may be seen at the office of the T.
p. Kulaas Lumber Co., of Minot, N.
d.
BY order of the School Board.
ELDON WHITE,
President.
ALFRED GAsMANN,
Clerk.
Minot, N. D., Aug. Is, 1908.
S-209-17chg
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Liquor License or Tax Notice

Notice is hereby given that gov
eminent tax receipt for special tax
on the business of retail dealer in
malt liquors, was issued to Hosea G..
Jewell, Of Carpio, N. D., on the 18th
day of August, 1908, which said tax
receipt is posted in the main room
Of the building where said malt liquor
is sold, located on lot 6, block 1, of
the village of Carpio, N. D., which
said building is owned by said
Hosea G. Jewell, where said gov
eminent tax receipt is posted.
Hosea c. Jewell,
Holder Of the Government Tax
Receipt.
9-3-9-17 chg
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Liquor License or Tax Notice.

Liquor License or Ak NoIce.
Notice is hereby given that gov
eminent tax receipt for special tax
on the business Of Retail Liquor deal
er, was issued to Ryder Pharmacy, OF
Ryder, N. d., on the 18th day Of
August, A. D., 1908, which said tax re-
ceipt is posted in the prescription
room of Ryder Pharmacy located on
lot No. 5, block No. 10 of Ryder, N.
D., which said building is owned by
Mahoney and Wood and is the lesson
of said property, where said tax re-
ceipt is posted.
Dated the 18th day of August, A.
D., 1908.
Ryder Pharmacy.
Holder of said Government Tax.
By John Wood.
9-3-9-17
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Farm for sale.

Section OF choice land, three miles
from Foxholm, N. d., east, half in
Mouse river valley and half on prai-
RE, 900 acres under plow, 100 acres
fine meaow, baladnce timber and
pasture. Good story and a half
house, 14x24 feet. Kitchen 16x16.
Barn 54x42 built two years ago at
cost of $500. Granary 2sx60. Other
sheds. Good water. Good reason for
selling. Address x Care Independent,
or call here. IA p.
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Liquor License or Tax Notice.

Liquor License or Tax Notice.
Notice is hereby given that a gov
eminent tax receipt for a special tax
on the business Of retail liquor deal
err, was issued to Mccoy & Co., Of
Minot, N. D., on the LIST day Of July,
A. D., 1908, which said tax receipt is
posted in the main room of the place
of business located at No. Ill Main
street, Minot, N. D., which said build
ing is owned by G. H. Parker, and
Mccoy & Co., are lessons of said
property where tax receipt is posted.
Building is located on lot 2, block %
of the original townsite of Minot, N.
D.
Mccoy & Co.
Holder of said Government Tax
Receipt.
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Shoes and oxfords at cost. Samuel
son Shoe Store.

WANTED Good live news
paper correspondent in every
city in Ward County OF over
500 population. Good pay. For
particulars address o. B. Granum
Box 1866, Minot, N. p. tt