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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-19
NoTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

Notice is hereby given that that Is c g; ! i
mortgage executed and lis o yyfe mott
s Sp"uloi to James A. Mayer, mortgages. dated
s day e Te 81 n yRs sG Dec Of the
?[ onn NJ .n Of Ward and State Of North Dakota
aay Of FAB ~ pese $780,
e. ,rooinsad nv sale Of the promises IN sucn
%ossss ara cost Hoase IN the
lio w. "a and State Of North Dakota at the honr
e.. the smo 1th ss aua ARs
lsoo, ~. w. nn The day Of sale. The premises
such sams are "as
soiu 70 S"t W. and 2 Of soc ton 90 and lots
and Section towns 1 s ' sse,o pDth % %
VI There viii be due on such mortgage at t the
date of sale the sum of 1906 49, and costs Oh sa1e
MUrtgagee.
LeSueur, Bradford & Hurry,
Attorneys for Mortgagee., .EA.o
MinOt, N. OAK. '-of'",
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NOTICE FOR SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice is hereby given that the
board of county commissioners Of
Ward county, North Dakota will re-
ceive sealed proposals for blank books,
legal blanks, mfg stationery and
office supplies. also the printing Of the
primary and general election ballots.
Bids to be received up to 2 o'clock p.
M. April 10, 1908. Said bids to be ac-
companied by a certified check Of 10
per cent Of amount of bid. Success
full bidder 10 furnish bond for the
faithful fulfilling Of the contract SO
bids for any Of the above will be re-
ceived from bidders outside of Ward
county, North Dakota, except for
blank books, legal blanks and the
printing of the primary and general
election ballots. Schedules on file in
the office Of the county auditor.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Given by order of the Board of coun-
ty commissioners of Ward county,
North Dakota and under my hand this
10th day Of March, A. D. 1905
J. w. FABRICK,
County Auditor.
3-12-3-26
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needs JUST SuCn al eStdUiiShiiiShl'
Thos Ely, prominent Columbus
farmer, was a Minot visitor MONDAY.
Mr.. Ely states that the people Of Col
umbus are not in favor OF county DIV
ision on the lines proposed by the Ken
mare citizens, but will have a petition
TO Dresent to the board Of county COM
missioners soon, dividing Lake county.
Since the first of the year Gustav
Ludtke of Lynch has sold nearly fifty
dozen eggs, and he has but slXty-1lve
hens. He has been getting thirty
cents a dozen for the hen fruit. Gus
tay's neighbors think that he must be
keeping lantern burning in the poul-
try house to fool the hens into think
ing that night is day in order to get
them to put in a little over time.
The ST. Paul Rural Weekly, IN q
nolitical letter from Washington, emu
merates Senator Hansbrough among
fine "star rascals" of the senate VINO
are candidates for reelection, and who
ought to be retired. Hopkins, Of H.
linois, is another, and Penrose, Oh
PENNSYLVANIA, another. 1t is not ike
ly that the st. Paul paper can tell the
people Of North Dakota anything
about Senator Hansbrough that they
do not already know.-Grand FORKS
Herald.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received for the removal
of the school building now situated
on Sec 19-154-S3, in what is known as
the Frost school district, to the n e.
corner of the n. e. quarter of Sec IL
1D4-S3. Bids will be received up I'M
al Saturday April II at 2 o'clock p. m.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
fidelity bond for the full amount of
the bid.
BY order of the board Of the Frost
School District No. 127.
VIM. F. GULL, Clerk,
Minot, N. D., r. F. D. NO. 3.
3-1e AZ.
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NoQ@cE FOR SEALED PROPOSALS
49,, SaOR SAFE FOR COUNTY
, TREASURER

Notice is hereby given that the
board Of county commissioners OF
Wa1A county, North Dakota, will re-
cave sealed proposals for steel safe
for the county treasurer to be opened
at 2 o'clock April s, 1908. Each bid to
be accompanied by certified check,
cash or bond to the amount of 10 per
cent of price of bid. Specifications
now on file in the Office of the county
surveyor Each bid to be marked on
the outside s'Bids for steel Safe and
to be addressed to the county auditor,
Minot, N. D. The board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. Given
by order of board of county commits
siners this 3rd day of March, A. D..
1908.
Dated at Minot, N. D, this Bird day
Of March, A D, 1908
J. w. FABRICK,
III County Auditor
3-12-3-26
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sorlcs 81 mogToA0s FoRscLo sURE sALE

No.ie. !. hereby e,yen that sh.1 . s:f 4 i
Johnson, Mortgagor, TO The Thompson Aea ny
Company. . corporation. mortgages, dated Ino
sh \. Office Oh Of tbs Register q Deeds q Wstd
County, North Dakota, on the 9th day q NO
vember 1904, and recorded in book II OF Mort-
cages at page 5l2. will be foroclosed BY SAFE
of the premises in such mortgage ana herein.
after described at the front door OF the Couass
House In the County of Ward and state OF
North Dakota, at the hour Of ten 2. Lick IN ~
forenoon on tho 18th day OF April 1913 70 SAL SAY
isfy the amount due upon such mortgage on cho
day of sale 4, spch mortgage
and which viii be sold to satisfy the same are
d das as follows, to-wit: ,eo.;on
II. North West Quarter (NMA) O. Se 1',t,,l
Twalve i1o) in Township One HUNDRED FIX Xxx
a awei'9 nhS} N rth Of Range Eiighty-four (sD
Vast in Ward County, North Dakota 49,
Mare viii be due on such mortgage az mo
DATE Of sale including interest paid on pr aor
Iians, the sum OF Two Hundred Nlnety 1oui
mnIinrs and Forty three Gents t$94 ~
dated This 2eth day of February, NWo.
HE Aho"i 'o A corporation.
Mortgagee.
Davis & Eennett.
ttorneys for Mortgagee, e.ao
Cando North Dakota. o-o1.o
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Iiouor License or Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given that gov
eminent tax receipt for special tax on
the business of Retail Liquor Dealer
was issued to Philip P. Lemm, OF Lig-
mite, North Dakota, on the I'd day OF
March, A. D., 1908, which said tax re-
ceipt is posted in the main room OF
the one story building on lot NO. q,
block NO. 8, Original townsite of Lig-
mite. North Dakota, which said build
ing is owned by Mathew Krier, and
said Philip P. Lemm is the lessor 81
the said property, where said tax re-
ceipt is posted.
Dated the 10th day of March, A. D.
1908.
PHILIP P. LEMM,
Holder OF said Government Tax Re
CENT 1922,
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
Jotice is hereby give

Notice is hereby given that that GER
tain mortgage, executed and deliver
ed by J. B. Wink, single man, mort
gagor to Palda & Burke, mortgages,
dated the tenth day of March, A. D.,
1906 and filed for record in the office
of the Register of Deeds of the county
of Ward and state of North Dakota
on the thirteenth day Of March, A.
d., 1906, and recorded in Book IS Of
Mortgages, On page All, will be fore
closed by a sale Of the premises in
said mortgage, and hereinafter de-
scribed, at the front door of the court
house in the city of Minot, in the coun-
ty Of Ward and state of North Dakota,
at the hour of two o'clock p. M, on
the eighteenth day of April, A. d.,
1908, to satisfy the amount due upon
said mortgage, on the day OF sale.
The premises described in such mort
gage, and which will be sold to- sat
isfy the same are described as fol-
lows: The southwest quarter (SW1-4)
section four az township one hund-
red sixty-three (163) north range
eighty-seven (S7) west of the Fifth
principal meridian, Ward county
North Dakota. There will be due on
such mortgage at the date of sale
the sum of two hundred twenty-sis
dollars and thirty-three cents (226.33)
together with costs and attorneys fees
PALDA & BURKE,
Mortgages
C. D. Aaker, Attorney for Mort
pa oeos MinOt NJ D. 3-12.4.1f
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

Notice is hereby, gwen tna hI q n r" = Johnson.
g .aarteaeor to John Kvame. mortgage, dated
the s6th day Of May, 1907 and fled for RECORD sr1
the office Of TIE keg f Sn, q DeSota on the
Of J1]y 1901, and recorded in Book Is OF
Wnrt%aees. on,Page 449 Will be forecosed oy q
sale Of the premises in sucn mol 5 % the tha
hereinafter described, at the front Door q VIZ
Court House in the County OF ward ana ofa.e
~ North Dakota. at the hour of two O'CLOCK p.
m on the 18th day Of April. 1903, TO saSasd5y sn
nmount due upon such mortgage on the uay "
saIe The premises described in such mortgage
and which wl be sold to SATISFY sae .t ouartep
described as follows: The Nortn las. ;I< nna
NEA) SeGtion Thlrty E5S va or1h a" OF Range
Eightv.Si 1861, Ward County, North Dako Pa
There will be due on such H mor9s gay Doars
date Of sale the sum OF Ihree of
f3Oo OOl aud tho costs and lspuf5ehen0' VI
'' Dated at Minot- N. D, this 10th day OF req
r"arS' 'so' JOHN KyAME,
Mortgagee.
LeSreur, Bradford & Hurry,
ATTORNEYS for Mortgage, -,o
Min t. North Dakota, 22'-4-1
MORTGAGE FoREcLosURE SALE.
Notice is hereby given that de-
fault exist in that certain mortgage
executed and delivered by Bernlce L.
pulyer and Oscar H. Pulver, ner
husband. mortgagor, to Garry =.
Chambers, mortgage, dated the 231o
dav Of oct. 1906, and fled for record
in the Office Of the. Register Of DEEDS
Of the County Of Ward and State OF
North Dakota, on the Gath day OF
october, 1906, at 2:3O o'clock p. m.'
and recorded in book 10 OF mort
cages, at page 224 and no action or
proceedings having been Instituted at
law to recover the debt then remain
ing secured by such mortgage, or any
part thereof, that by virtue OF the
power of sale therein contained the
said mortgage will be foreclosed by a
sale of the premises in such mort
rsge and hereinafter described, at
the front door Of the Court House
in the County Of Ward and State OF
North Dakota, at the hour OF
O'Clock y. M, on the fourteenth day q
March, 1908, to satisfy the amount
due upon such mortgage on the daS
Of sale. The premises described u
such mortgage, and which will be sole
Ito satisfy the same, are described a
follows:
/ All Of the North half Of Section
Fifteen the same being the Nortneas
Quarter and the Northwest Quartz
| OF Section Fifteen in Township ON
Hundred Sixty range Eighty-sevel
(NE Ia and NV II sec. Is, twp. 16t
rye. s7) Ward County, N. OAK, tina
said premises will be sold subject 7
any incumbrance Of records prior I
October "a. 1906. There will be du
on such mortgage at the date Of SAL
the sum of Twenty-three Hundred IN
thirty-two and s7-100 dollars and coz
Of foreclosure.
Dated January %, 1906.
GARRY e. CHAMBERS.
Mortgage
JAMES JOHNSON,
! Attorney for Mortgage,
7 No. 1875 Main st., Minot, N.
! 1YxTss 22o-3-:
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L. O. Wilson, the Minneapolis tailor
who opened ladies and gents tailor
ing establishment in the Blaisdell Bird
block, is doing very nicely and MS
work is being appreciated. Mlnot
need, inst such an establishment.
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lt The Independent learns that Martin
Anderson, candidate for Senator in the
44th District. is precariously i'll OF
pneumonia and erysipelas at his Stan
ley home.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23

rne election of the Republican candi-
uate' mat the forces. sweled enor-
mous'y before anybody knew much
ABOUT II. In nearly every city where
SUN an organization has appeared II
mas got Into full swing in a remarlSa-
Oily snort time. All through the busi-
ness sections OF New York and Brook
.yh the effect Is noticeable. While
Nathan Straus has been talking about
MS Democratic league the Republic
cans have been quietly working and
getting theirs together. The first pub
TIC announcement of the existence OF
such an organization came on thu
night OF October -. when the asso-
citation met and took final action on
the matter OF the parade. That meet
ing was marked by enthusiasm and
harmony. The temper OF the meet
ing showed conclusive.y the determi-
nation of the New York business men
to get to the polls of the city a big
vote for Judge Taft.
At the meeting several business
men VIII are in touch with other sec
tions OF New York state gave most
favorable reports OF pro-Taft feeling
among business men in every section.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23
Extra Specials for Saturday, Oct. "a
Great Pacific Tea and Coffee Co.
200 Broadway
oIiPs,il 1s-l

lnmbcr . cars OF cotton AMI cars
or cct;oa seed Tor Bro7kport The
Dunbar went 10 B-ookpori after a
saori landing a. the whariboat. She
Nill return this evening and receive
freight uut.i tomorrow evening al G
O'Clock When she will leave for the
fcruCsec.
The George Cowllng made he. two
regular trips today from NJ igopoils
hc7e ami return doing a fine pafson-
ger aud freight business.
The Add.c lefi on time this mosu-
Tx Tor Jopua WITH a large cargo q
IRE sht Tor way landings She vii
rcturn this afternoon
up az the company's nett
The Harth q In port from the Ms
szlppi river. whore lhe has been
towing coal Tor the West Kentucky
Coal company The Harih has tied
During the low water the West
Kentucky Coal company has had nc
men In charge OF Charlie Kopf. river
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FIGHrING NIGHT RInERs.

Governor Patterson. of TENNESSEE
who has been needless of the COM
plants from Clarksville and other
night rider infested communities, per-
hitting barns to be burned and men
to be whipped. while citizens TAX,
turn about defending the towns at
night, hos suddenly heard that there
are night riders in Tennessee. and
has asked the cooperation of gov
errors Of six southern states in
stamping out night riding. II that is
the way he intends going about it, he
might as well content himself with
the standing reward and keeping SOL
diers at Reelfoot lake, after the local
band has done all the devilment 1t
contemplated.
Night riders are not a band that
camps in the hills and sweeps down
like an army, retreating to then
stronghold again after every raid.
Maybe. the governor thought the SOL
diers from the different states might
surround the stronghold and march
in on the night riders.
Night riders are part OF an ,organl-
cation. that originated in conjunction
with the tobacco troubles, for the
purpose of compelling men to pledge
their tobacco. II has spread under
the benign influence Of the last ad-
ministraI!on in Kentucky and the
present administration in Tennessee.
and fostered by the sympathy OF Local
officials. The place where night rid
ing can be stopped Is in the courts.
When We have sheriffs and courts and
juries and prosecution officers, who
are opposed to night riding, and the
men proven guilty are sent to the
penitentiary or hanged as they de-
serve. night riding will be stopped.
In Kentucky Governor Wilson
recognizes the fact that local officials.
whore they do not belong to the band
are in sympathy or inundated. SO
he keeps his soldiers patrolling the
pixies. to prevent the night riders as
sembling TO plan raids and to protect
citizens and encourage them to get
rid OF their night rider officials.
Such only is the use of soldiers in
the Black Patch. We fear the gov
ernor of Tennessee realizes that the
night riders made a mistake in kill
ing a prominent and influential citi-
zen, and as the tobacco trouble is not
involved in the Reelfoot lake situa-
ton and no one but poor, ignorant
fishermen are implicated. he is per
fectly safe in making big show with
his soldiers there. They probably
marched into that section battalion
front" driving a the rabbits before
them.
We do not anticipate any drastic
action from Governor Patterson, such
Ias putting Tennessee soldiers to pa
arolling The pixies to protect Clarks-
Nile citizens and the Tennessee farm
rs. whose lives ana property are
threatened, because they try to act
Rn's part.
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The business interests of this COM
munity consider that there should be
no doubt as to how business men feel
for Mr. Taft In his home state.
TAFT and stability i'm New York.
In Buffalo, the committee, which
consists Of Messrs. S. NJ. Clement.
william A. Rogers, John l.. Clawson,
George b. Montgomery, r. W. Pome-
roy. Jacob c. Dold, william II Faxon,
Hobart Weed and Jesse c. Damn, rep
Iresenting. as they do, respectively,
banking. iron, dry goods, lumber,
law. meat packing. wholesale gro
Gerry. hardware and brokerage, re-
YEAS how widespread Is the feeling
for Taft and stability" among the
business community of that active
city. OF all the cities In the United
States. the two in which there Ii
most noticeable the revolt against
Bryan and the swing OF all business
men, Democrats as We as Republic
cans. for Taft, are Baltimore and 81.
Louis. The committee Of business
men who started the move In Bath
moie wefe headed b. T. Clay Tina
mus. who was elected mayor upon an
Independent ticket. and with him are
associated a strong group Of the most
representative men In Baltimore.
In 81. Louis this great swing for
Taft was so largely accelerated and
increased by the splendid Impression
made by Mr.. Taft. last week. that the
question has not been who shou j
take part in the business mems move
ment. but to keep the committee
down to a working size. The FINAL
list Of the committee has not been
announced. although the fact OF i's
formation is well known The active
leader in the movement Is Robert
Day. OF the Day Rubber company.
business Men in New York City.
In New York the movement has
taken definite shape. Executive Off
GERS Of the New York association have
been elected and several meetings
have been held. Arrangements are
now being perfected for a big demon.
stration on October 81. 4 permit for
a parade on that date has been issued
By the city authorities Already the
membership OF the New York body
includes more than twenty OF the
largest business mems associations in
the city. Among them are the Mer-
chant Tailors. Machinery and Metals.
Drug Trades. Exporters. sporting
Goods. Leaf Tobacco. AUriners, Jew
e,ers. Hatters. insurance. lawyers
North Side Business Men, Brooklyn
Business Men. Railroad Mems Ex-
change. Real Estate and other asso-
ciatins.
The executive officers OF the New
York Business Mems Republican as
ISOLATION are: Edward a. Drake
president. Charles II Sheriff.. first
lvice-presiient: Charles r. Homer
second vice-president; George T. VIII
son. Secretary and treasurer.
So quietly have the organizers OF
these different Taft business mems
clubs been working. and so thorough
~ determined are they TO do every
thing in their power to make certain
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23

distributor of internal lies. was here
Thursday of last week, and as The
Times was rolling OF the press, he
delivered himself of the most disgust
ing, demagogie diatribe ever heard in
Elkton, his audience consisting oil
two white women. about seventy-hv,
white men, a third OF whom were
curious Democrats, about seventy-fve
negroes and six unwashed, cigarette
sucking soldiers, who, with pistols
buckled at their sides, sat on bench
facing the rest of the crowd in the
circuit court room in order to give
the cowardly coyote who held tn,
platform a feeling Of protection as he
abused and yillihed and howled aud
romped lis route.
"Now a word as to the sending OF
the staggering little pistol-toters
here. We do not care whether II was
Gus Wilson or Franks or anybody
else; II was a deliberate, wanton In
suit TO every person in the com
munity. One of the most serious
charges brought by our forefathers
against George the Third was that he
had quartered troops among them in
time of peace. What are we TO say,
then, OF having armed intimidators
present at the political speakings in
this day and generation?
Franks TRADE against night riders
failed to evoke the slightest applause.
II is habit of his, also, TO accuse all
Democratic newspapers of indorsing
,awlessness. He was too cowarily to
spit it ont in so many words. but as
he made the impression on a number
of his audience that he considered
this paper one OF the kind. We hereby
challenge him to prove his intimation,
Otherwise he is a liar of brazen
brass. consummate cheek, immaea-
late imrudence and cowardly cring-
ing crookedness. Todd isn't suffering
any from night riders, and even the
most illiterate negro in the audience
couldn't see what was to be gained
by bawling about the matter, and
hence nobody applauded him. He
also claimed to have started the anti
night rider agitation. and nobody APP
plauied him on that, for they knew
he hadn't
Franks is one of the most ignorant
men in Kentucky 10 be of any promi-
hence. lie is always ready to do any
dirty work his party assigns him.
however, and that counts in Ken
lucky Republican politics.
THE six soldiers sent here to guard
him cost the taxpayers IS day each,
or $50. 1t was absolutely unneces-
sary to have them here, because any
speaker In the universe can come 10
Elkton and be as safe as babe in its
mothers arms. And besides. al
though the night riders have done
some pretty tough things. We don't
believe there Is one among them 50
devoid OF self-respect as to soil his
hands by coming in contact with a
creature like bombastic. bucking,
'Broncho' Franks
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Democrats in Ohio Cities.

In Cincinnati a committee OF 100
leading business men has been
formed through the efforts OF a
smaller committee consisting of Rob
ert r. Reynolds, George Puchta. Guy
Mallon, Samuel frost. j. G.. Schmid-
lapp, Michael Ryan, ]. s. Hill, Luclen
Wulsin and julius Fleischman.
The same enthusiasm among both
the Democrats and Republicans alike
is being evidenced that was so notice,
able during the activity of the nom
partisan Taft notification day COM
mittee in July A strong Cleveland
committee of 20 has been formed
consisting OF Charles f. Adams,
George w. Avery. Frank Billings,
Alyah Chisholm, II. G. Da.ton, Harry
r. Edwards, George A. Garretson.
James II. HOyt, Robert L. Ireland,
Charles +. Laughlin. J. II. Mcbride,
Samuel Mather, Otto Miller. W. p.
Murray, Jay NJ. Pickands. F. F. Prem
tiss. George S. Russell, f. A. Scott.
A. 5. Taylor, Lyman H. Treadway. A
glance at this list shows men Of such
large interests and activity as to in.
sure the best results for Mr.. Taft in
Cleveland. In Dayton the following
seven leading men have organized /:
r. +. Plat. Newton Thacker, E. s.
Reynolds, r. II. Dickey. j. NJ. Mark
hahn, L. c. Harley and Henry 10y,
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REPUBLICAN DATES.

Ragland, Saturday afternoon.
October ~. 3 o'clock. Hon. -.
W. Basby.
Lamont at Liberty Ridge
school house--Friday, October
2s, 1870 y. m.
Taft buttons and pictures may
be secured at headquarters.
Coed speakers will he at all
these meetings 60 address the
people.
Headquarters phones are 400
Home. and IRA East Tenn.
~. John school house Satursia,
October ~. 5;3O y. m.
Florence station school house. q,
iobcr 20. Z: 30 y. m.
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Ne. Phsas ils

sa'cnman Ter tho company. az work
fos 25 DAYS AZ the Incline loadng
bsrgcs from care. The company has
nov on hand one OF the hFFcit
fleets Of coal q ever had In TIE Pa
ducah harbor There Is enough c3al
in the fleet 70 saIp'y an the steam.
boats running out OF Paiucah for
one season.
The Eraa g. en- her way down the
Mlss ssppi with BIG tow ~ Wctt
Kentucky coal Tor Carutheravli,e.
The indians VII bs Ia this after
noon from Dycusharg aud Will To-
turn tomorrow morning
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23

To Republican voters OF Paducah:
We are unable to reach all OF you by
mail. and as we post Important bulle-
tins at headquarters daily. YOU are
kindly requested to call and looA
them over. II will keep you IN touch
With the situation. Notice Of peak
lngs. changes Of dates. etc. and other
Information that will be interesting
II. c. HOOVER. Sec'v
Telephone 2GG. old; 1900 new