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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
DEATH OF Mr.. J. 3. NASH
The Body Was Taken to cupepsr County For
Burial

Mr.. J. b. Nash. who was stricken with
paralysis Monday at the home Of his
son, Mr.. q W. Nash. in this city, died
Friday night AT q o'clock. aged 81 Years
The remains We're taken sunday 70
Oakland Baptist church near richards
vile. tulueper Co. To be- buried by tn
side If his wife He - survived by four
children, Mr. @ " Nash aud Mr. Leula
failey. oi this city; Mr. A J Nash. ui
Somerset. aud Mr. J J. Nash, Of Elk-
wood also by u number OF grandchildren.
He WAS "A faithful Christian AID much
loved by all who knew him.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE
LOCAL OPTION PETITION

Judge ]. T. Goolrick. OF the Corpora.
ton court, has appointed a committee
composed OF Messrs. A. b. Yates, r. It.
Knox, A. b. Bowering. d. s. Russell, j.
F. Brown to ascertain and report to the
court who are the qualified voters who
signed the petition for local option
election, and when they paid their poll
taxes and such other matters as they
may think material and necessary. This
committee met Monday and will report
to Judge Goodrich on Tuesday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
FARMERS SUPPLY SOCIETY
PURCHASE REALTY

Friday the Farmers Supply Society
which was dissolved In the suit OF
Crutchheld ct ais vs.. Farmers Supply
Co, and later reincorporated under the
name OF Farmers Beneficial and Home
Endowment Society. purchased OF Z. W.
Carter the house and lot No. 311, 9Th
street, in this city, terms private. This
society will build a lodge hall on the
property and will continue it's insurance
and endowment features as before.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
The MN sOiO Law
ho~ Spotsy@aris Highways sIs 10 Be- aGkss
Reesri tsslslsti3n Gp.slnsc ~ osleests
eocslCk

NecsHt lesSldu3n GrisiEcC ~ Csiegst
eootlCk.
Hon. { O'COnor Goodrich. in respon ).
20 enquiry rs 10 the Spotsylvania road
leg station, informs u that the road net
known As the BiscOe law. watch at
tempted to provide method for bond.
ing In the county, was repe aled eaily "a
the session aud that the pres. nj road
law. under which the county roads are
being worked. was virtuAlly repealed bv
having oil OF it, pr-s.ut provisi, rs
Omittel from the new at amsnding
same. The new act simply provides for
road comrfi- sion to be app inted bv
the court sad commission t. have
charge of any p rmsnt Mt imprOvem ut
Ot The roads. As q the ever, day work
oil the roads, this must be done under
the General Road Law after tho new oct
goes into Ell Ct. which. under the Coneti-
tuition, viii be N 30 days from the id
loutnment o; tn GeIeral A. sent IL. The
General Road Law provides Tor the cleo
ton Of equity road supe int-L dent, TO
be chosen by the sul ervi-OTs said super-
iniendent must he a evil engineer, or .
man u ell versed ia It al building. aud
receives a stated salary. 10 be fixed by
tbs board. Vie should De a man qualified
Tor the work he IL 10 have charge Of. If
succe- sful results are esIred.
Under the news state bonding act.
irimed 10y ) nat0r STROBE and Delegates
Goo rick AID Talia'erro. any magisterial
district n hold election, after 80 free
holders have petitioned tie Judge on the
question VI "A bond issue. Ia or er that
thee may be bond issue, an ell c'ion must
oe held AZ the same time all over the cOun-
", aud 1t must APPEAR that a majority
Oi the votes cast In the district and a
majority Il those cast in thu county are
Ia favor of said bond ISSUE when the
bonds are issued the maei .tei iAl district
securing the issue il responsible for inter
est and sinking fund, and both must be
paid from the levy in that district, an
no part can be charged 10 the other dis
tricts. The county simpl, stands in the
position Of a surety for the district.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
ROYAL REGENT SOLD
Mr. A. Randolph Howard Receives Handsome
Prles fOT His Fine Show Horse

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Randolph Howard
have returned from IA trip To kentucky.
lille there Mr.. Howard sold his hand
soue show horse. ROYAL Regent. to Mr..
Lawrence Jones, of Louisville. KY. for a
good round sum Royal Regent is per-
fect type of his class and has won many
ribbons. not only at the Virginia Horse
shows, but in New York aud at other
points North, where he encountered tine
strongest competition in the country.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
ATTENTION. LADIES
rJs ks Cordially iayltsd to Meeting at MssorIc
Nah Nsxt Wednesday Of $50 p. N.

All ladies of this city who feel an inter.
est in the forts OF the Masons to erect q
Masonic temple here as a memorial to
Geo. Washington are urged to attend a
meeting of ladies at the rooms of Lodge
No. 4 next Wednesday afternoon at $50
O'Clock.
There are many ways In which the
ladies can aid In this laudable undertak-
ing and plans will be discussed and ar
ranged at this meeting. 1t is hoped the t
the ladies will turn out 10 large number e
and lend their presence and influence IN
this good cause.
= Wednesday at 3:30P.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
ADMINISTRATOR OF
MRS. MANUEL QUALITIES

The last will and testament OF Mrs. Mary
Manuel, decd. was offered for probate
in the Corporation court OF this city.
Mr.. p. V. ID. Conway, who was named
as executor, declined to qualify and with
consent OF Attorneys G. r. Swift and
Frederick w. Coleman, counsel for the
devisees, Mr.. VIM. K. Goolrick was ap.
pointed administrator. eta. who quail
lied and gave bond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
MISS SEGAR ENTERTAlNS

Miss Agnes Lsnghorne Segar. OF near
Lewiston, Spotsylvania county, enter
tanned IA few friends at progressive whist
last Saturday evening. Four tables were
engaged. Mr.. Charles Carter, of Ashland.
was awarded the first prize, Miss Dean,
OF Mary land, the guests prize, and Mr. b.
t. Vaughan won the BOBBY After the
game refreshments were served in dainty
style. Among the guests present were
DR.. and Mrs. I. W. Dew, Mr.. and Mrs
Linwood Chewing, Misses Roberta
Washington. OF Caroline; Mary Dean, Of
Maryland, Roberta Baylor Washington.
OF Essex; Elizabeth Holiday, of Lewis
ton; Messrs. c. c. Chewning, Lester
billiard. Capt. +. II. DeJarnette, C. H.
Carter. Ashland; Franklin Vaughan and
Rob Driver
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
headquarters For
Building Materials.

Aeep at Kinds OF North q. roi. "a
nd Virginia Lumber. dressed al,
'nur-r~cu. -n'rgles. l.ath.. Sash
t-srs anu tHiups. liL.r. l.met.t
AieiDt Platter, riasIcrnS Hnir.
Building ano fsvinx crick. TiuanD
Iron Roofing, Cut and Wire Nails. nll
sindr Ready Mixed Psints ana Br,
Paint, Linseed oil Turpeut'ue, DRYER
Farnish and Lswis's White Lead.
Paint Brushes ct all kinds. Windov
iisss aud Putty, Builders Hardware
4 All Kinos, Tar ,lOonng. She.,thinp
~pef RLo unv lsrick
Keep arg stock - sewer Pipe and
ir~ = -, Pine y n 4 ole.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
NEW STEAMER SCHEDULE
Tires Steamers Week Beginning Wz:h p.

A new hsdule OF Rappahannock
steamers (Md Del & Va Ry COZ wall
b. put into 'ff-ct Stn iay. March 22nd.
l9uo steamers VIII leave Fred, ri-k X
burg for h ltimnre sundays. tuesdays
aud Thursdays at , p m. tide permit
ting. Steamers will arrive at Fr-der-
lck-burx from Baltimore Monday. We'd
2 dAy aud FRIDAY nights.
Norfolk steamer leave- Tappahannnck
Tor Norfolk Saturday,. , o. IN Return
lug leaves NOifIlk Monday 2 y IN az
far rs TappAh tnnock Leave. Tsrp.-
h, naock Tuesna' $ ard Thu -sdays 1870
"A IN for Baltimore. Returning leave
Baltimore 4:3O p IN. for Teppananuock
on NCdLe -days and FRIDAYS
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
MRS. GEORGE W. PALMER DEAD

Mrs. Mary +. Palmer. wife of Mr.. Geo
W. Palmer. of Massaponsx Spot-ylvania
county, died Friday eveningat her home.
OF gastritis, aged As years. She was q
daughter 81 the late Charles Nicholson.
aud Is survived by her husband. her
mother, two brothers AMI one sister. and
four children.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
IMPROVING GROUNDS
AROUND MONUMENT

Gen. E. Burd Grub. Capt E II. Kirk.
bride and Capt. Thomas Aiart, of New
Jersey, were here Sunday and went out
TO Salem church to make arrangements
for improving the grounds around the
monument to the 18th New Jersey regi-
ment dedicated last May.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
RECEPTION AND SILVER TEA
To Be- Held at Rising Sun Tavern Tuesdsy
Evening

The Rising Sun Tavern will be open
on Tuesday from 8 to 10 p. m and a re.
eeption and silver tea will be held in or.
der to give the public an opportunity to
inspect the historic old BUILDING before il
is rented. The public Is cordially invited.
There will be an enjoyable musical
program. including selections by College
Orchestra and several solo numbers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
PATENTS GRANTED

Patents have been granted in Wash-
ington to the following:
E II. Marshall, OF Markham, fesdbag
holders.
W. Scott, OF fredericksburg, door
stop and fastening.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
TWO KILLED BY TRAIN
Stsppss sEt Of wy Of One Train Ia Front Of
Anotkef

Two unknown white men were in
stantly killed Saturday morning at Tay-
louisville, IN Hanover county, on the r.
F. 4 P. X. r. They were walking up the
track when they met No. 81, south
bound train, and in getting out OF the
way. stepped on the north-bound track,
when train No. 80 struck them and
mengled their bodies
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
EXCHANGE OF FINE HORSES

Mr.. A. Randolph Howard has pur-
chased OF the German Coach Horse Assoc
citation their German stallion, "Ost".
Mr.. Howard expects to ship the horse to
Missouri ia exchange for the trottin0
stallion, Royal Swell.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
POTOMAC. FREDERICKSBURG
AND PIEDMONT PIIIRGtB

Oonnecuons ~ Frederick shu ~ Wiz x = -
n n and Maryland. Delaware and Virs'nfa E. t,
NH Co. A. Orange wish Serbian Il 4 -
Chesapeake a Ohio r. r.
Tbs only line 20 shs Chauce:ior, rti- sn- ..t.
sastsrn standard Time. Daiiy .xe.u,e,,e..
W. II. RICHARDS G-p N..N
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
WITH BRIDGEWATER
MILLS FOR IS YEARS

Mr.. Nathaniel Garrison, who has been
connected with the Brldgewater Mills as
miller for the past 80 years, has accept ID
a similar position with the Germania
Mills
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
INDoRsED FOR CONGRESS-

Mr.. B. II. Warner addressed a mas.
meeting at Clarksburg, Md. and resolu
tons were passed indorsing him as Re
publican candidate for Congress from ths
Sixth Maryland district.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
NOTICE. 10 PICKLE FARMERS

i am now ready TO make contracts with
all farmers cesiriI z To cultivate "a crop
OF pickles for season Of 1908. and solicit
your patronage at the highest market
price, cash as per usual terms 81 our
contracts.
" III nadan
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
Tuesday, March 81, 1908.

The following will be disposed of;
heavy Mares. with ioal by German
Coach "Ost."
Colts
Mule Colts.
. Cows. fresh.
Yearlings
Berkshire Shoats.
- NJ. b. Turkeys breeding stock)
90 White Leghorn Chickens.
l International Manure Spreader.
l Mccormick Binder.
Deering Mower.
Deering Hay Rake.
Farmers Friend" Grain Drill, with
grass and fertilizer attachment.
Double 14-in. Sulky Plow.
3 No. 20 Oliver Flows.
two-horse Corn Planter.
Steel Harrow.
Steel Land Roller.
Sulky Cultivator.
i Common Cultivator.
i Garden Cultivator.
1{wo-row Corn Cutter.
/ twelve-ioot steel one horse Weeder.
lain. Grass Seeder.
i Vegetable and Orchard Spray ing
Machine.
2 hand-pump Sprayers.
/ Fertilizer Drill.
l Potato Digger.
/ Tanning Mill.
i Corn Shelter.
Well Pump, Pipe. etc.
! Sheep Dipping Tank.
ty-gal. Gasoline Tank.
l flity-gal. Iron Kettle.
Enameled Iron Bath Tubs.
l 1000 lbs. Fairbanks Scale.
20 Canvas Hay Cock Covers.
] lot Hot Bed Sash.
lot Tools and Hand Implements.
1 Kimball handmade two seated
Open Carriage.
Studebaker handmade two seated
Leather Top Surrey.
Studebaker handmade one seated
Leather Top Buggy.
one or two seated Blackboard.
All have Poles and Shafts.
Farm Wagons.
2 Hay Racks.
set Work Harnesses.
set double Buggy Harness.
Riding Saddles, etc.
i lot Household Goods and Furniture
and Stoves, etc, including one high
grade "Hazslton" Piano and "Angelus'
Piano Player, with Reeds, and 53 pieces
music for same
| Sale commences a. m. Tuesday
March 81, 1893. In case a rainy, bad
day, sale will be postponed two days
later, TO Thursday April 2, '0S, al
Belle Voir' Farm, old Yerby Home.
stead, neer Hamilton's Crossing, Spot
sylvania county.
Terms-Cash or approved notes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
ADEN0lD OPERATION

Master Hansford Rowe, son of MrJ.P.
Rowe, was operated on Friday by Drs
II. M. DeJarnette and j. f. Tcmpkins.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
N IcHMoSD. FREDERICKsRuRG
AND pOIflNAl p.IInI. =.

IN AVhAt RAILROAD
schedule Effective Jan 1905
Leave fredericksburg. NorthwNrd.
0:2o a. m. week days. local; 7.5ln o.,
daily; s.O6 IN. daily; 1929 a m. DALI
local; :2o p. m. week days: so n n,
week days, local; 7:l6 y m. SUNDAYS
daily. 'N'V' y III
Leave fredericksburg Southwark.
300 a m. daily. A. c. L. train: Cos A
10. week days, local; S:2S a. m sundays
ONLY, local; 1913 n. IN. week DAYS. Ior.,l.
I1'oo P. m. daily, :. A. l. train; 5:26 10
10. 1si,y. a I. l.. train; GAS .. m. daily.
'0Sai, ttOt p; m daily, ;. A L. train.
,. IN. week days.
Arrivals and departures not guaran.
W. ?. Taylor. Traffic Manager.
Z. Z. Cox, Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17

Ehe Free Lance Is prepared to do oil
kinds Of Job printing in tirst-class styls
~ modssnts prices
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
DID OLD AGE KILL HIM

Dick" horse owned by Mr.. +. W.
Jones. whose age has been verified at 81
years, died Friday morning.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17

THE PIPE DOCTOR
is lust as much a necessity rs ths ply
sician who cures your sicknesses. A n
the veins and arteries OF the body stop-
pages occur at times, 90 the pipes n
your house become eloggsd and an
EXPERT PLUMBER
10 required to put them In order. We are
at your service for such msftsrs. and
clear the pipes In short order AZ small
cost As SURF as diseases enter throarh
ing.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-17
Valuable Horses, Cattle, Farm
ing implements, Household
Furniture, Pianos. Etc.

at Belle Voir' Farm, in Spotsyl-
vania county,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-10
REFUSED DCLEMENCY FOR HANSON

sion of a bay horse he had as a
mate for one OF his own. The ap-
plication was denied.
Te above from the Bismarck TriD-
une, will be read with considerable
interest by Hanson's acquaintance
in Minot. The board of pardonns
evidently know their man, and did
right in refusing clemenc" for Han
son. Hanson undoubtedly is guilty
Of murder, AMI we have absolutely
no doubt in our mind that he fired
the shot that killed LeMay, Ross at
least says so, and the last words that
he ever uttered, just before the trap
was sprung at Bottineau and his
soul sent into eternity, were to the
effect that Hanson is dangerous
character, whether he fired the shot
or not. He was a party to.t crime;
and being such a degenerate, would
be mighty dangerous man to run
at large. Bismarck is the pplace for
him. He should be satisfied that he
escaped the moose.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-10

Attorney Greene and Attorney
Neary Of Minot were before the
board at the opening of the session,
asking clemency for Carl Hanson,
who is serving a life sentence for
murder from Ward <county. Han
son was convicted through the tes-
timony of Willie Ross, who was con
yictei Of murder and while under
sentence Of death made a statement
that he /and Hanson had killed a
man named LeMay near Tagus, and
thrown his body in we'll. Search
was made and the body was found
and Hanson was arrested, tried, and
given life sentence. Hanson ad-
m;tted being with Ross at the time
81 the murder, and said that he had
sought to discourage him from com
mitting the crime, but that +sR Ross
shot the old man with a rife and
took his property. Attorney Neary
says that Hanson h"d nothing TO
do with the killing and that Ross
killed LeMay in order to get posses
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-10
EXPLAINS INTENT OF COLLEGE

school boy something that will fit
him for life, rather than for the col
lege that so few ever reach.
5 In our state Of North Dakota
there Is no danger of lack OF pro-
fessional men. The aims Of the
university and the Normal schools
are not opposed to ours, they simply
are different. / sometimes think we
imagine that education is q fixed
quantity alike commodity, that can
go only 50 far and then it becomes
exhausted. We can go on gradual
ing men from the old-line courses of
study without injuring in the slight
est degree the agricultural and me-
chanical interests Of our rand, and
particularly our state. But we can
not stop there. Unless We put an
end to the robbery OF the soil. un-
less we conserve the natural re-
sources locked up in our fields, and
mines, we will have little to leave
our children. In 1907 our North
Dakota wheat crop took from the
soil with the plant food we are
Some day some one will have te
lput that money back. North Dakota
is shipping its fax out OF the state
and across the ocean, where the
Jersey farmers are enriching theil
soil with the pplant food we are
literally throwing away.
I And so we cannot have too many
calling Halt! And especially in The
western part Of the state. where
over large areas the veretab.e M, !
Is not very heavy. the. sooner tn:
farmer Of today begins to prepare
for I, morrow the better for nj
chinren and the better for the ..ale
Good luck. and a better yesr thai
ever In 1903.
Yours sincerely,
Huge J. Hughes
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-10

DE-. Kermott had the ride Of bis
life one Jay and night. last week.
John Hon. q well to do merchant 1t
Douglas has been precariously III Of
typhoid fever, and his brother ar
rived in Minot from Rugby and IN
sisted on taking the doctor over to
Douglas with him. Dr.. Kermott
knew that the roads were next 70
impassable. as they had not yet
been broken since the recent heavvy
snow storm, but be said that he
would get In the sleigh. and i It
were possible to make the trip, he
would be in Douglas when the
sleigh arrived there. Two drivers
went along. The party started out
from Minot at i've o'clock In the AZ
.ternoon for the IS mile ride. ~
nine o'clock they had reached the
Smith ranch south Of Minot, where
the party put up for the night.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-10
Wild Ride for Minot Doctor
Party Breaks Snowy Road for Thiryfive Miles Get
5 Very Sick Douglas Merchant

The next morning bright and early
they started ont, q man being sent
ahead on horse back, to pick the
way. Several times the horses got
down in the deep snow and It was
necessary to dig them out. After
driving all day, they arrived in
Douglas at seven o'clock that even
ipg. Mr.. Hoff, we are glad ito say, is
Improving and stands fair chance
to get well again. The party return
ed the following day, and the roads
having been broken. the trip back
was made with comparative ease.
Owing to the blockade, the Bismarck
train did not run for several lays,
hence the trip had to be made
across the country. We understand
that rotary snow plow has been
sent down the line and the road will
be opened this week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-10

The following letter from Hugh j.
Hughes, instructor in the department
OF journalism at the North Dakota
Agricultural College at Fargo,
anent the editorial which we publish
ed in a recent issue, will be read
with considerable interest no doubt,
by the farmer readers Of the lnde-
pendent. Mr.. Hughes letter we be-
lieve, explains the intent of the Ag-
lriaultural College, better than any
,explanation which has yet been
made. The Agricultural College
does not aim blow at any other
college, but 1t does aim blow at
bad farming, with telling results. The
letter follows:
Elitet Independent, Minot, N. D.
Dear Sir:-I note with sincere
pleasure your editorial On agricul.
tural education. in Nov. 26th issue
TIE Forum, and very possibly other
papers used 1t. giving you credit.
The stand you have taken pleases
me especially, because the ranks OF
the workers for a broader and more
practical training for the bone and
muscle work of life are all too. thin
We have been crying blessed be
education until our school system
has become sort of national idol
with head ofgJ old and body Of brass
and feet OF common clay. In Other
words, We have been fitting the boy
in the country school to go on to the
town school, the boy in the village
school, to 60 to the college, and the
college man TO 30 away from The
farm. We ought to make our sonoo
system such that II Johns father
drops out Of the race, and leaves
John with only a fifth grade educa
ton to take up the battle Of life
: his hands will not be altogether EN-
lpty. We ought to give the higf
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-10

sOne of the interesting court cases
to come before Judge Goss at the
present term Of court Is that Of Miss
Webber VI. Mrs. Dahl and D. Mckay,
Tor the recovery Of house and lot
In Minot, located at the corner Of
Fourth street and Beiyea avenue.
This Is one Of the most desirable
pieces Of property in the city and
several year ago. MISS Webber
traded the home to McKay. who
xhortly afterwards transferred It to
Mr.. Dahl. Miss Webber received
for the property a block Of mining
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-10

this county Tor over twenty-five years
and ] have lived here for twenty-five
years"
e The evident deduction from her
letter Is thai the hotel dill not want
her patronage and took this means
|of discourating It. And yet the
probability Is that she conducted
herself properly, required no more
care or attention than the average
the same kind Of money. She was a
citizen and entitled to the equal
protection Of the laws and to deal
and trade On equal terms with any
one else, and yet she finds that be-
cause Of her color she is not wanted
In hotel, where white people con-
|stitute the total patronage, save in
such rare instances as hers. It all
suggests the inference that much Of
our boasted equality is a myth, even
with ourselves and that the color
line does not have to be drawn-it
draws itself AS to a remedy for her
grievance, 1t is not easy to suggest
one. But 1T tends to prove that it
Is only because Of the absence OF
the necessary that we do not have
q race question up north. Bismarck
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-10
Interesting Brooklyn
Addition Case
John H Lewis Thru c. M Gooden Seeks to Get Posses
sion Of Tax Title Lot-Other Cases Of Similar
Nature to Follow

taxes, AMI pay for the house, but
in return, Robinson will have to pay
for the use Of the house and the
property, since he occupied the same.
besides the cost Of the action. This
is one of the first cases OF the KIM
to come before the court, but there
are others that will follow in time to
come. Gooien who bought the lot
in the early days from the Prudential
Co.. has never been in Minot, and
for years thot the property worthless.
The property in Brooklyn addition is
becoming quite valuable.