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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-03-05

thogra2hy this week: Frieda Bach
fsaus, Dorothy Dempsey. Leah Men
delowitz, Ethel seeley and Myrtle
Mohp
The following received highest
grades in the geography test this
week: Floyd Logue, 50; Charles Kel-
Ter, 50; Genevieye Braddock, 80; Alistef
ColviIle, go Frank Loyelace, so.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-03-05
second lntermeliste Deeertaeot.

Second intermediate DeDert0est.
Our percentage Of attendance this
month was IS.
Last Friday Afternoon Lester
Schlangen and Donald Paul drew up
their lines TO spell Oh the tie Of the
week before. Testers side won.
Score. 10 to4.
May Raven and Irene Raven with
the exception Of one day when aboentl
Of the sixth grade, and Norman DAT
finrud, Of the fifth grade, have been
perfect in spelling during the entire
month.
Ranks Tor the month were q fol-
lows: Sixth grade Gerhard Bunge,
first; average, 90. Mag. haven, second;
average, 50. Fifth grade Mildred
Lynn, first; average, 80; Gertrude
Wescott, second; average, 80.
The best test-papers this month
we're written by the fifth-grade Eng
lish class. Standings were: Gerrit
Rocks, s.; Marc Schlangen, 90; Glenn
Schlangen, 80; Emerson Martin, IS;
Mildred Lynn, 80; Gertrude Wescote,
81; Peter Schmidt, SO; Norman Damn
rud, SO; Lester Schlangcn, 81.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy dur
ing the month were: Zelda Hage-
mann, May Raven, Myrtle Mohn, lone
Martin, Leah Mendelowitz, Will Nc
Culley, Ethel Seeley, Glen Turner,
Cornell Bredberg, Floyd Loaue,
Dorothy Dempsey, Alister Colville,
Gerrit Rocks, Mildred Lynn, Edna
Mohn. Norman Dafanrud, Emerson
Martin and Harry Wood.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-03-05
Notice q fivs.Year Flsal Proof.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR. y
LAID OFFICE At BIsMARCK. n. D.,
January Is 1905

OEFAR108NT OF TIE INTERIOR.
LAND OFFICE Al BIsNARcK, n. o.,
January q, 1908
Notice L. hereby given that
JOHN E. JOHNSON.
OF Emmonsburg, n. D., has Rled notice OF
his intention TO make nve-year final proof
In support Of his claim, viz:
leoa Tor the 8: 3. 3 Of Sec. %. Twp. Ia n,
Rke. % W. Of Firth r. NJ,
And that said proof will be made before l..
a. We1theFby. United States commissioner,
At Linton, n. d., on March Z, 1908.
He names the following witnesses TO prov e
his continuous residence up0n and cultjya-
ton Of the land. VIZ:
John Ramey. Of Emmonsburg, N. ID.
Zen. He&fard. Of Emmonsbnfg, n. ID.
Jeseph Mahaney, Of Emmonsburg, ". ID.
n. b. JEWELL. Register.
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CHANGED OWNERS.


IL tbo following table Of real-estat'
tIsnsfe1s, copied frOm the records Q
the register Of deeds, Ne have use'
reference marks - follows: . Patent
b Rooojvef's EInal Receipt. Quit
claim Deed. Especial warranty Dee
The DESCRIPTIONS without . reIerenc
mark afo by warranty Deed.
b United States 70 Thomas
Rose, . wqr Of 2s-l33-74.. So.
b United states to Roy Nc
Ginnis. ) y or OF 80 az Of
3-l35-7s. y hf Of o . ar and
Sc ar Of n wqrof l0-l35-7s $50:
b United States to Engebret
Pedsrsou, . hf Of nv qfof
3l-l10.7e ~. ............. 80.
b United states TO Knudt i.
Nordly, sw ar Of 26-l3l-75 80,
b United States to Will G.
Hull, y 1T Of 8 y ar Of ?
1858 and . hi Of seqr OF
3-l35-76 ................... $500.
b United States to lssak
jacobsen, . v ar Of ne ar
and y BIT Of s { ar Of "a
1870. .......... ......... 500.
b United states 70 Gabriel
Richter, e hf Of q y az and
lots ] and 2of ls-l33.76.. $50.
b United States 70 Samuel
s. Lugue, lOt Of 6-l3e.77.
b United States to Johann
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-03-05
Notice Of Connutaslon rlnal Proof,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
LAND OFFICE At BISMARCK. n d.

DEPARTNENr OF THE INTERIOR,
LAND OFFICE At BISMARCK. n. D..
February 8. 1905
Notice is hereby given that
JOSEPH KAISER.
OF Hague n. D., has iled notice Of his In
tentton to make Communication 6nai proof In
support Of his claim, viz: :,
Homestead Entry No. s72e.. made January
z. nO!s for the n. y Of 9. f. Y and s. W. il
Of a 8 Of Sec. q, Twp.l3l n, Rye. "A
w. OF Fifth r. M ~
And that said proof will be made before
g. Rocks. clerk OF the district court OF
E Emmons county. n. D.. at Linton, n. D., on
he Names the following witnesses 10 prove
. nis CONTINUOUS residence upon and cultiva-
Peter Bsn. Of Hague. n. ID.
Hoeep0 Weisbeck. OF Hague, n d.
vS1arzlus Schneider. OF Hague, N. d.
Wiinelm Heb. Of Hague. Nd.
n. b. JEWELL, Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-03-05
0rs.naar Department.

The eighth grade arithmetic class
sts now reviewing Interest.
The scycnth-grade reading class
haze Dearly completed .'Cour,ship of
Nties stAndlsll, and will read next
'tv't,s Great Stone Face.
T'i,s following were perfec, in or
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-03-05
JOHN PETERSON
Blacksmith and W00dXorktl
HAZELTON NORTH DAKOTA.

l hereby respectfully inform tn
public that | am ll0S prepared to d
work in my line and W earnestly en-
deavor to satisfy those WHO give NJ
their patronage.
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- So ~ = - ~ OA ~ 4eSV 49,
b United States to Willard
H. wilkinson, swqr Of %.
1908. ....................
b United States to Herman
S. Anderson, e hf Of n v Or
and e hf Of s wqrof 2O-l34-
Observation-Disclosures.
b United States to Bergolin
Neigel, " hf Of n eqr and
v hf Of s e Of Of 12-13l-75..
b United States to Elgie w.
Doolittle, n e or Of 3O-133-
74.............-....
. United States TO Robert E.
Petrie, lots I, 2, 3 and 4 OF
6-130-7s ............
: United States to Christ.
Chittick, y hf Of s e ar Of
@-129-777 and n hf Of n e ar
Of 35-129-77 ...... .......
: United States to Robert l.
Beale, s v or Of 12-135.77..
. United States to John B.
Van Heukelom, v hi OF n
= Or Of 34-l3o-77.
. United States to Olof Nord-
strom, n hf Sc az, swqr Of
Of % . or and q e or Of sw
Or Of 6-136-74. ...... 80.
: United States to Arthur
W. Hewitt, lot 4 Of 3.l34.
70; lots l, 2 and 3 Of 1914.
70 and lot l Of 11-l34-79 -.
. United States to Nicholas
Van de Klashorst, e hf OF
NV or aud lots / and 2 Of
3O-l3O. &c. IS. ..............
N. P. Railway Co. to William
q. H0err, n " or of 9.134-
so....S....... .............. J
d Edward Braddock and wife
to Frank Weigel. . e or Of
Sc ar Of 12-13O-74.
Alma C. Dobson and wife to
r. W. Reynolds, swqr Of
22.l38-76 ............
c Cora E. Junge and husband
to joseph N. With, part
Of lot II, block 2. Bradd0ck
Drake & Newcomer to A. E.
Hofer, q hf Of 29-l32-76.
Gabriel Richter and wife to
Elizabeth n. Clyborne, e
hf Of n " or and lots and
2Of l8-l33-76. ........
Peter r. Wolf and wife to
Franz Wolf, n hf Of n v or
Of 25.130-75... u.
G. A. Patterson and wife to
Friedrich Elsenbartil, n hi
Of 8 e Or Of l9-l34.77. 800.
Robert o. Morden and wife
to H. A. Drake, hf OF 81
l33- &c.
G. N. Davis and wife to Luz
clan Coulter, s e ar Of 3-l34-
I0..............
C. A. Patterson and wife to
Lillian L. Lang, lots s and
8, block II, Hunters first
addition to Linton. .......
C. A. Patterson aud wife u
Carrie Mewiug, lots 3 and
!, block II, Hunters arst
addition to Linton.
Milwaukee Land Company
to Dosch, Mitxel B volk
company, lot I, block .,
StraSburg. ...............
Milwaukee Land Company ii
IRnatz Reinbold, lots I and
,, block l2, Milwaukee
Land Conpany's first I'd.
dition 10 Strashutg b. ~.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-03-05

Is Linton State Bank l's V arm n
estate money To loan gu -99' ! i,
land. improved. five years ~ .,n
,arest. with privilege q N
or any multiple there
interest paying date.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-30
BARRY TO MEET KAUFMAN.

Los Angeles Cal, Dee, 29,-Fight
followers in Los Angeles and vicinity
are looking forward to smuggling con.
test at the Jeffries club tomrrow
night when the two giant heavy
weights AL kaufman of California
and Jimmy Barry of Chicago, come to
gether for a battle that is limited to
forty-hve rounds, Interest in the COZ
test is evidenced by a lively demand
tor tickets today.
Both of the big fighters have train.
ed frightfully for the mill and appear
to be in good condition, Both men
have many admirers in Los Angeles.
kaufman is a clever fighter whose
speciality is quick, short punch With
the left, which has proved a Worry fox
an opponent. For a man Of his hug
bulk he is regarded as extremely
speedy Large as he is. Kaufman
win have none the advantage of Bar
ry in the matter of weight, for the
Chicago fighter tips the beam at a
trihe over 200 pounds. In his recent
fights on the coast Barry. by his
slashing style in the ring, has won .
great following His admirers figure
that his chances are better than even
against the big Californian Both
fighters are of the rOugh-andready
sort and as a consequence it is expect
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-30
MOUND CITY, ;. I'LL.
December 20, 1908.
ME% ~~e~~ ~~<%s %

Rev, and Mrs Margrave, accompan
ied by their three sons enjoyed a
short trip up the Ohio in launch
Monday afternoon.
Gus Reichert Of Levings, transacted
business here Monday.
Judge Duncan of Marion is here t'
try one case al court
Mrs. j. G. Rhine was a Cairo visi.
tor Monday
Nj and Mrs, j. ). Miller entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Maud Maddox and
children of Cairo. Mrs. Maddox of Cal
vert City. Ky, mother Of Mr.. Maddo,.
Mrs, N. T. Young of Mt Carmel,
mother of j. s. Miller and Miss Emma
Goforh OF MI Carmel sunday N,s
Young is - years of age. aud Mr.
N FOX IS wears old Four geuera
3 Z were represented an dinner
- Coulter left Monday for his mill
| turner's Landing, Ky, after spend.
/ j Christmas with his family on
/ IA street
\ =. and Mrs. John ". Rhine lel'
,nday for their home At Charleston
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-30
WOMAN CHAUFFEUR
South African War Nurse Becomes
Pioneer in New Profession in
London.

London Dec. 29.-London frs
woman chauffeur entered on her du
Ties today. handicapped to a certair
extent by the distinction mad,
against her sex everywhere in thj,
country but pluckily determined &c
fight it out and be the pioneer IN q
new career for women. She is Miss
Shella O'Neill. a former nurse in the
South African war who is as well ac
uuainted with the interior of motor
cars as with that OF the human body
She says she has the further advant-
age from the point Of view of the pub.
lie Of carrying a complete emergency
case containing drugs, splints. band
ages and all the requisites for first
aid 70 the injured
MY way will be hard at first she
said before starting today for Sco,-
land Yard refuses me a permit 10 ply
for hire at the ordinary cab Stands
Fer thc moment | have plenty of ap.
plicatious for my services. especially
from women. who seem 10 be NOR
willing than the men to trust them.
solves ia my care ia The crush OF trar.
hc For my mascot / have tied q
beautiful figure of "a tin policeman
ON The front of the car That ought 40
keen nj all 1nishaps ''----' -s----.i- '..- B
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-30
NEW YORK POULTRY SHOW,

New York, Dec 29.--Warbles and
cacRes of nearly 10000 songbirds aud
barnyard fowls echoed through Madi'
son Square Garden today on the occa.
sion Of the opening Of the twentieth
annual exhibition OF the New York
Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock asso'
citation. The main floor of the big
building is given over to great dis
play Of fancy bred chickens, turkeys,
ducks and geese. On platforms built
around inside of the building are ban,
tams, pigeons. rabbits and other ami.
mails whose delicate constitutions and
iaristicratic pedigrees will not allow
of their mixing with the more com
mon element on the floor below The
display Of foreign birds this year is
considerably larger than usual.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-30

Mo-, after a few days visit with rela
lives and friends IN this city. Thei.
niece, Miss La Verne Armstrong, ac
companied them and will be theil
guest short while,
Capt James Bartleson of Olmsted
was in the city on business Monday
Miss Clara Perks of villa Ridge
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs
l.. c. Perks returning home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Perks of Mounds
were also their guests Sunday
Mrs, Chas, White Of Ironton, Mo
arrived today with her two children
to spend few days with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Rodgers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lipe returned
to their home at Grand Chain Mon
day
Mr.. Ernest Coulter and daughter
Madeline, are spending the holidays
with friends at Nincennes.
Mr. Ira Finley left Monday for his
home at aHmlton Ohio, after spend
ing few days here with relatives
His wife and family will remain here
about a month longer.
Montgomery and Stockton had
charge of the funeral of May Ella
Brasfeld, a well respected 22-yea"-
Old colored girl at Mounds Tuesday
Sc ,,t, asa ,,I,x
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-30
COUNTRY CLUB TALK
For The Bulletin BY X-Ray Faber,'

Capt Cross OF late years our
presidents and candidates for presi-
dent make an exhibition of sporting
proclivities, by showing fondness fer
hunting and fishing. fad Of the
crowned heads OF Europe from an,
cient times down to the present. al.
though they leave fishing oht, prob
ably as TOO tame and too much OF a
plebian amusement Cleveland was
the first Of the presidents to be con
spicuCus as a sportsman During his
vacations and in the interim between
his terms Of Office. also after his last
term, he gave much time 10 hunting
and fishing The history of Roosevelt
as developed since he came into high
public positions, sOws that in his
early manhood he was fond OF hunt
ing big game. and he has shown the
same taste while president, his hunt
ing trips being made quite spectacu-
lar. Il has been long announced and
much commented on that immediate.
ly after he vacatcs the presidency
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-30

Emergency Kelly will meet Tom.
my Kilbane al Columbus, O.. New
Years afternoon.
Manager VIM. Murry OF the Phil.
adelphia Nationals is spending the
holidays at his home in Peabody
Mass.
| Owens, Harry Pulliam's new UNI
pire, is well spoken of by National
League players who were in games
with him last season.
Only two big baseball trades pull
led off so far this winter and ST. Louis
landed head up in both,
"Rube" Waddell has returned to St
Louis after a delightful visit in Spar
ia, III. Mr. Waddell left the day after
Sparta. went dry.
Jim Jeffries is trying to bring Bat.
Ting Nelson and Packey Mcfarland
together for a bout in February Whai
year, 1909 or 1913?
Manager Frank Bowerman OF the
/ Boston Nationals would like to trade
Bill Dehlen for Mike Mowry. Frank
will mage a good trader some day if
he puts through all these deals.
| Hugh McBreen of the Boston Amer
leans has gone to Hot Springs to pre-
|pare a new bali park in which the Rel
Sox will do their training next
spring
Pearl Casey next season will handle
the Portland, Ore baseball team
| Portland having taken the place of
Butte in the Northwestern League.
Eastern League players airs kicking
because their salary limit next season
will be $3.50 month. And that is
about eight times as much as MAJ
jorits of them get in Troy
James Coffroth has arranged 20 give
| a continuous boxing show on New
| Years Day at Colma. The perform,
anco will start at Il a, m, and will
consist of 30 bouts
Charlie Pop Shaifer, who has
managed ball teams in Savannah and
Roanoke. will have charge of the new
Davenport, Iowa, team in the ThreeI
League.
Aud now they say that Rube" Mar
Equard, the $1,000 Giant, has only one
igood eye. American Association play
ers say they used 10 bunt on the sido
/ of Rubes bum light and run to the
| right field fence before he could 10
cate the ball
Jimmy Collins is to buy the Buff
! alo team, then purrhase the Detroit
franchise and place Buffalo in the
American league, Detroit going to the
Michigan League. But what's the
difference. 80 long as Buffalo has
'Rube" Klssengen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-30

Sofa Storms of Cape Girardex-. was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Por
ter Saturday. He went from here ia
Carl ondaie aud Anna to visit his chill
dren.
n Charles Met loud aud wife. formerly
Miss Carrie Chapman, of Jonesboro.
y were Visitors Christmas day to Az,
dell Harris and family.
Roswell Black of Cairo. who has
been spending the Christmas holidays
with his mother returned Sunday.
V. Cannon of Marurita, Colo. is
here visiting his uncle, H. G. Pres.
nell and family
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frasure. who
spent Christmas at Yayyille with her
father. has returned.
Miss Jeanette Rockwell. teacher
at Marston Mo. is spending The holl
days here with her parents.
States Attorney VIM. Lyurly OF
iJonesboru visited hero Christmas.
A. NJ. Wood Of 81 Louis has turn
led home after wish here wis I. r
Mcclure He likes the people ..''+cIl
that he has promised 10 rctu Sh
year and visit acquaintance IS
years past
Mac. Balm of Cape Girardea -, pen
Christmas here with friends.
Jim Raynes. OF Chaffee spent his;-
mas here with friends to
George Randles was I'm Ca, Cir.
ardeau Christmas. 81
VIM y. l.ighiner has returne . from
Arkansas where he sold % mlaes a.
! good price He drove la herd G
fine cattle. esL,.-
Herman Bunch bias reiu'to the Ia
wo weeks visit with his d
lister in s.; Louis. dessin'
Dir. Samuel Norris snJhat of spcn
thristmas in Anna with viliaarents
Ia 4 few hours Wednc clur Of Ia.
week T. NJ Otrich. Oscar aylor and
Dr. Norris baegcd a. wild geese.
Miss Mary Finley H. home from
fulton. No. spending The holidays
/ With her mother Mrs Oscar Taylor.
Our merchants report excellent
hristmss trade aud the saloons did |
md Office business. over $500 was
aiken IN over the bars and it was |
ute sight TO see every man going !
"a Of town carrying q jug and some !
mes q ias
, Charles Black and wife have re
rned 10 Morehouse after spending /
e holidays here with their ia. rnt-.
u Biliussicy ws- CD Cairo tha fret
q ihc web ami DO IS rePor-ei that Dr.
Is ins'ifu 90 srit against one nf oUr
umiucat clriz,us ur S-5ara dau
~
VIII Williams IS iu Anna visiting
children
sNIn keenan, has improved so As .o
I able to move around IN bis rom
Bud Miller has moved 90 Matthew.
De-
sDsH Butler was IN Cairo last week
] business
Miss Cora Wilkinson is home from
-ape Girardeau spending the holidays
,.ith her parents
John J. Porter va in Jonesf.oro
! suiz7 4ua-dins he installation of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-30

cause IL gives him more prominence
and importance than Hs would have g
DE said. ID is three times and out
Tor mc. sin not again bo O Cauii
aafr Or he made tHis declaration BE-
would bc viewed a. natural and De
would drop 0ut Of sight 90 gresi eN-
tent a. = national character This
would not be profitable 10 him as a
rublic lecturer or as a writer. Every
body knows that he has larger per
soual following Than auy other man ia
rhe country. AMI in yieW Of this bis
announcement that De- would b. g
candidate for the presidency her.
after cannot b. ignored bui mast De-
treated with some respect This con
tiHues h5m in semipubFC life anf
make him an ~fjeri uf Interest
Crer~v her u he rer= uClllsfs 9
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-30

The will cap his career as "A sports
man by seeking the largest and fera
lest game the wilds of widest Africa
! afford. His adventures on this cXpe
dition will be watched for as publish.
ed both in America aud Europe, and
Iii is possible they will strengthen his
popularity greatly with all who adj
Imire successful sportsmen that con-
| fine their operations to gun and roll
These admirers embrace nearly the
whole world.
Judge Corners: IT seems TO me that
presidential candidates are beginning
to think it is essential to obtain some
reputation as sportsmen. Soon after
TAFT was nominated he sought a fish.
ing resort, and his fine catches were
duly aired in the newspapers, It is uot
of record that TAFT had a fondness for
the sport previously And now comes
Bryan with thrilling experience that
Roosevelt will find it difficult o
match in Africa. Bryan had been
heard Of two or three times previous.
~ on duck hunts in Texas; but his
grand exploit was after he announced
following his defeat Dy Taft for the
presidential Office, that he would con
tinue to be a candidate for ". lie
did some preliminary duck hunting ia
New Mexico, and his abundant sue
cess was told of then Ia pictures sup
piled by the New York illustrated
weeklies Then he went to Mexico
where he was the guest OF the govern
or of a MEXICAN state. His mission
there was to hunt bear. and he found
big ones. He shot several. but finally
a bear came near bagging the hunter.
II tore the gentleman's oyercoat 10
,hrcds. and # he had been a puny or
weak man probably would have giyon
him his death hug; but finally Bryan
got the bear Fully one for the boy
orator OF the Platte as candidate for
president the fourth time
Gen Aiusworth To ms mind Bryan
docs not suit the role OF sportsman;
De- seems more natural in the charac
fer az a Chautauqua lecturer. Be
hunting is a noble pasttime. conduc
tive 20 recreation. health and yigor
and probably did much 10 restorc
Bryan 10 bis normal condition afte-
his late exhaustive presidential cam
paign however after reading his
Prince Of Peace . would more ma
urally look for him in the pulpit thaq
in De woods with gun and game bag
Major Carver What Is She matter
With SOU GeHefalt Was pot BD an
ttp slalwar colonel cot a gallant y,
r5ska &c -imeAt I'D tle Spanish-Amer
lean warg True. tlcy did not gel
nearer the fighting ground than the
Ficrida coast. but they showed their
aiiiinza s. io ~. g. the character Of
. military officer az variance With
that a. an amateur sportsman who
hunts and fishes for recreation ami
pleasure But is Bryan really a can
I'5ate for the presidency for the
fourth time7
Cart Cruss- ~ orc sense 7 think
he i= n another u-sr He would lIk
to stand before the gu-lC za sIch -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION MEET.

Chicago, H., Dec. 29-The baseball
magnates of the American Associa-
ton had a busy program ahead Of
them when they met in annual ses-
sion behind closed doors al the Audi,
torium shortly before noon today. Thu
scheduled business included the ward
ling of the championship ennant to the
indianapolis club, the election of Of
iicers, the appointing of a schedule
committee and the choice of chair.
man OF, the board Of directors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-30
A TOP NoTCHER.

Correct business methods and right
doing for sixty years have made the
Glens Falls one of the noblest, strong
est, most honorable fire indemnity
corporations in the world. Thos w
Williams, agent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-30

again undoubtedly De would make thr
race the fourth time but iH the senee
thar De- viii strive for fhe uominaticl
AGAIN. or That nc expects it. 10 Boz
believe Do Is or sill D. can lidafe
Gen AiusUouh ] think fhc ca9
tain has hit center on thar matter 4
DO not believe Bryan expects the
Democratic party. or any other part
20 nominate him for president again
bu, be viil have much influence in
naming the candidate. aud il the car
Idate is successful Mr. Bryan can
take his choice Of cabinet rortfolirs