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RUSSELL
RETURNS
Continued from page ~

counsel, but by agreement the lawyer"
in another room while the two.
men talked together.
MI. Almy departed without saying
whether he had identified Russell or
not.
"A Sunday school teacher of Russell:
was another caller Saturday morning.
Charles T.. Traxler. MI. Russell's coun-
sci. stated that his Identification was.
complete"
A later dispatch says:
''On February q. 1907, William Russell
is reported as saying:
If my brother ever returns fathers.
wish will be carried out; he will share.
equally with me-
THE present claimant has visited
Melrose and is reported to have been
recognized by many citizens, including.
the mayor. but the Melrose son has so
far declined to accept him as his long
lost brother. His counsel further states.
that the identity OF the claimant Is
immaterial. 1t is reported that when
the claimant called on William Russell,
he was warned away from the premises.
This evening Trexler said that the
status quo remained unchanged while
rumor was that Daniel B. Russell was,
taken very ill and was obliged to leave.
the city for a time"
Mr.. Russell is seriously ill and left.
Boston Wednesday for North Dakota.
Before leaving the city. MI. Russell
stated that he would return as soon as
he had recovered and would make a
hot fight in the courts against those Of
his relatives, who. it is said. are
attempting to keep his share of. the
estate from him.
The Dickinson press., 1909-05-08
McClelland & Sutherland sell Zenith

McClelland & Sutherland sell Zenith
coal. Why not have the best when you
can buy it at the same price? 1-23tf
Coal! Coal !! Coal! If you have a cold
house try Zenith Coal Coal i! Coal Coal !
and if you want anything moved try onr
teams. Mcclellan & Sutherland. 1-23tf
If YOU want a new house built. a small
house enlarged, or an old house repaired,
save money by seeing c A. Bloom.
Phone COL 26-tf
Boston Baked Beans and Brown
Bread every Sunday morning at the
City Bakery. 5-1-tt
Miss Willie Willard of Gladstone
visited the Misses Cuisine this week.
George Senour was called to Edgeley
this week by the illness of a brother.
N. D. Nichols and John Britt were
down from Medora the first of the week.
Fred Reece returned this week from q
few weeks visit with relatives in Cory.
nd.
Fred Gerlich finished work Saturday
for the Lish Hardware company and left
Wednesday for Beach where he has
accepted a position with Hoverstadt
& diversion. hardware dealers.
Rev. F. w. Gress. formerly. pastor Of
the Methodist church here, nov of Wash
burn. was in Bismarck this week. The
Tribune of Wednesday said: REV. F.
W.. Gress of Washburn came down last
night to meet the official board of the
McCabe church in reference to purchas-
ing the pews that had been in use in
the old church. The new church re.
quired circular pews so that the ole
ones, although good, could not be used
The board is willing to dispose o.
them al a reasonable figure. thus max
ing an object for the church people neal
Washburn. where a new Methodist church
is under construction. 1t is expected
that they will also take the pulpit chairs.
Rev. Gress returned to Washburn this
morning."
The Dickinson press., 1909-05-08
LAND WANTED

Quarter section between Dickinson
and Belfeld. Give lowest cash price.
Address al care PRESS. 4.24-3p
The Dickinson press., 1909-05-08
CHANGE
BYLAWS

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-03
OBSERVANCE IN BOSTON.
Wow OF Gen. George T.. Pickett Adj
dressed Union Veterans In Tre-
NOT. T~Nple-NOnumcnts
Unveiled,

Ros.on May 3l--Cireater Boston pa!
tribute on land and sea to-day to the
dead heroes Of the army and navy of the
United states. the thinned ranks of the
living in blue G. a. r, ladinG the graves
of the dead with flowers while special
music. addresses and eulogies We're heard
in many places and monuments and me-
mortal tablets were unveiled.
Ire Grand Army OF the Republic eyer
early in the morning 10 the battle flags
in Memorial hall at the State House and
later exercises We're In fremont Temple
under the direction of f Kinsley post
where Mrs Lasaile CorbeI Picket. widow
OF General George F.. Pickett. the hero
of the famous charge on Little Round
TOP. delivered an address on the Battle
o. Cettysburg from the Confederate
S,1e" m Cambridge an especially Ella
bcrate program of music and addresses
was carr!ed out In Sanders Theatre,
Scmerv!lle ihe !frst city to erect Me-
mortal in the ,pe-rory OF the civil War
dead. late to-day unveiled bronze sol
ntsrs moourent on Central Elll Former
Coy. Curtis Guild, Jr., deliver an address
at Maiden while the corner stone Of
soldiers, and sailors. monument was la'd.
Other events Of unusual character were
the work horse parade in the morning,
size unwilling of a memorial table to
Iscoes Jelfary Roche former editor OF
the Pnot. in Hoiy-Hood Cemetery
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-03
A STATUE OF LINCOLN.
C,iveiltng OF IIodgenvilie. Ky, near
His Birthplace.

Hodgenville. KY, May Sin this quaint
IL tie town to-day there were unveiled
IA statue OF Abraham Lincoln. Three
miles away is the farm on which he was
born. The ceremonies were very simple
Mrs Benhardnhern of Louisville. q
close relative Of Mrs. Lincoln, pulled the
cord that dropped the drapery and show
cd matyred President sitting IN chair
his face hearing the careworn kindly ex-
preston faHdiiar to the people OF the
entire world. 1t had been intended by
Artist Weinmann Of New York To re-
produce 81. Gaudcn's statue of the Lin
coin party In Chicago, but a protest from
that city overrode the consent given by
the North Side Park commission and
Hodgenville consequently had its original
By the time the ceremonies began a,
two o'clocii several thousands were
crowded about the platform surrounding
the statue.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-03

When the review was concluded the
President hurried back to the city and
to his waiting train. He was escorted by
troop of cavalry which had to go al
a full gallop Mt times to keep up with
the Presidential party. The President left
at 3:a5 q. m. for Washington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-03


transferred to the navy department.
Everything being in readiness. active
operations on the part of the gunboats
were begun early in the winter OF 1gG2
on February s. Fort Henry on the Ten
nessee surrendered to Foote. Fort Dom
I aldson on the Cumberland surrendered
TO Grant on February &c. Nashville fell
on February %. Columbus on the Missiy-
sippi was evacuated March I, 1862. and
Island No. 10, q strong fortress in the
mississippi. surrendered May l. Foots
having been wounded was succeeded On
May by Captain Charles Fl. Davis.
ffrt Pillow was evacuated on June a.
memphis was captured June s. And be-
ttre the first of July the MissiSsinpi
an" Its tributaries were opened from tho
Ncrth as FAR as Nicksburg This was
one OF the most rapid. effective and suc-
ce'sfui campaigns Of the war.
Meantime Commodore Farragut in COM
mand of the gulf squadron mad been or
dered to "proceed UP the Mississippi and
reduce the defences which guard the an
proaches to Nv Orleans" These lie.
| fences were of the most formidable kind.
About ninety miles below New Orleans
the river was guarded by two forts. on
| the right bank was Fort Jackson, having
| bomb proof chambers and all the appli-
| ances Of modern warfare. Across the
! river at this point booms had been am
| chored ana the sam" We're bound to-
sether with chalhs taken from the Pensa-
cora navy yard' BRUSH friga'e and a
frchc"'hah were lying WIN Farraguts
! meet ana the TWO foreigners went up tie
river 10 eN"'''l"e tie parrlerS ana on To-
turning reio'te" 10 F"rTaSut l"at me
| e., To-,
ior's were IN perfect oroer ana that ma
/ "rrlers "ere anso!u'elN lrnpASSlnIe.
heutenah' 'al""eH IN inc itaska and
h'eu' el'""' roSpy i" 'ne Fino'a St'afhod
up "''"' '"' suns VI W. '"Oha"'' anu
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Napo,oon III or 1,ranco had hoo, rrci,.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-03

Deans Rheumatic pills for Rheuma =
tism and Neuralgia. Entirely vege-
-
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Continued ON page 49,
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Gtiuns Scenes:
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EaHe sar @eiie ia's assIsxt *.
iprst 6. 8laiue, st. 413, CH.1slti.
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2 Eahe 5nr Jtriis iu's aastnnb be-.
fprst 6. Maine, @r., 4l3, Cf.salti.
mpreltrase, sase Cnifam fpHie 0ue.
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ssettera Warplonb 9tieataha.

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and relied only upon fact: Fact, and the ma
chinery of his department to supply it,
Il shall pay the reward, when it is earned with
money, of course the half surly reply. II
suppose you are referring now to the known fact
that my annuity from the old mans estate
amounts to the same sum have offered as re-
ward"
Naturally" replied the chief, half smiling and