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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-26

Left Home in Canada for Stage-sH You're Just Girl
Alone. You Have to Buy Love Too Dearly

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The
easiest way for . girl alone in
New York-the city with q price
on all its love-is suicide. This is
the verdict Of Edith Thomas, 10,
q girl from the country"
Ten days of New York cast
Edith q derelict. In the prison
ward Of FlolRer hospital. where
she is recov1t ring from q self-ad-
ministered dose Of poison.
Edith says she left her mother,
three brothers and q sister, In
Sherbr0oke. Canada. to come to
New York to make her fortune on
the stage. She left Sherbrooke
with show and was discharged
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-26
HIS FEARS REALIZED

In the soft twilight OF summer
afternoon, mother came upon
young Hopeful standing in a. brown
study by the greenhouse door. His
hands were clasped behind him
and his lips were dejectediy
parted.
why. what's the matter, lamb?"
mother asked. bending over him.
I'm linking muvver."
What about, little man."
Have gooseberries any legs,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-26

A lecture In opposition to Chris
tian Science will be delivered to-
night at the First Methodist church
by Frederick w. Peabody of Bos-
ton, the well known lawyer and
once counsel for Mrs. Eddy. The
subject is. "A Bogus Religion and
a Faker Healing System" The
lecture Is free.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-26

The exhibit made by the public
schools of Spokane at the A. Y. p.
will be returned to this city by
order of the school board and may
be placed on display in one of the
school rooms of the city.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-26

4 A meeting Of tho supporters Of
the kindergarten department of the
Children's home will be held in
the rooms of Mrs. Helen e. Smith
in the Kempis apartments tomor-
row afternoon,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-26

sk~~Ak
ever.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-26
Good Shoes for the Babv

We take just as much in fitting pair of babies
75c shoes as we do in sellingwomens fine dress Shoes
plain toes and colored tops Price 81 as
INFANTS KID SHOES, with turned soles, patent
tips and blucher fronts. Price, pair .75t
INFANTS KID BUTTON SHOES, pair 75t
INFANTS PATENT COLT, button, plain toe shoes,
pair ....................... $50
SECOND FLOOR.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-26

muvyer?"
why. of course not, dearie."
A deeper shade fell athwart
dearie's face as he raised his
glance to her.
Then. muvver. I've swallowed a
caterpillar"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-26

Alex Quinn Of Spokane and Mas
Carrie Harrar of San Francisco
were married yesterday by Rev.
Father Butler at st. Aloysius
church.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-26

arm. dat am poak chops be-Gad."
Then THEY leaned on one another
and laughed in glee till the surely
conductor howled, "Fares!"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19
JOHN MORRIS SAID TO
BE ALL ROUND CRATER
After Taking Wagon and Horse Be-
longing to G. E. Trice, Negro
Bought Goods en- His Credit.

John Morris. a negro employed by
Mr.. George h. 1rice. faced Mayor L.
+. jones in the Hampton police court
yesterday morning On the charge OF
being a general all round CRATER. He
will be sent 10 the grand jury. as
the charges against him are felonies-
Morris is accused OF having stolen a
horse and wagon from Mr.. Trees
stables several nights ago. and then
driving into the county. where he pur-
chased $3.50 worth of feed from MT.
r. l.. Sinclair on an alleged order
from Mr.. Trice. The feed was taken
to Morris home. while the negro IA
ter returned the team 10 the stables.
AS Morrie asked for a continuance
until tomorrow morning. Mayor Jones
allowed the request.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19
Term Begins N Hampton and
phoebus tomorrow Morning.
LARGE ATTENDANCE IS EXPECTED
Buildings Have Been overhsuIed and
Put in shape-Hampton and County
Teachers Meet to Discuss Plans Tor
/ Session.

The public schools of Hampton ana
Phoebus will open their doors Tor 'he
session of l909-1O tomorrow morning
nj O'Clock. For several weeks pact
workmen have been engaged on the
school buildings to have them READY
fer the opening. A new heating sys-
tenn has sseen in stalled in the Sym3-
Eaten academy. Whine many improve
ments have been made 10 the west
End academy and the Phoebus grad
ed school buildings
Prof. George ". Guy will be IN
charge OF the West End academy,
which Is the higl school of the coun-
~: Miss lima ven Schilling is the
principal Of the Syms- katon acedamy.
and Mr.. w. Archer Wright win be
tn principal of the Phoebus graded
schools.
: Il is expected that the attendance
tomorrow will be the largest in the
history OF the schools.
: The teachers Of the county met AZ
the West End academy sterday and
discussed the work for the coming
session. The teachers were given
their assignments and the schools VIII
be In smooth working order by the
latter part of the coming week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19

fish. For years the Hampton man
has been made 20 make the atmos-
phere Glue about 1880 o'clock each
morning during the season by the
veil Of "mullets" from an army OF
Youngsters who ply their trade early
IN the morning so that the inhaDi-
tants may have fish for breakfast.
Mayor Thornton f. Jones has re-
c ntly suffered from the unearthiy
cry and yesterday he sent out an or
der. which will be enforced, that from
now ON It will De misdeameanor
20 cry 'mullets" before O'clock
The mayor believes that the cry OF
the yender will not disturb many folks
after that hour and City Sergeant
Walter f. owen yesterday informe-
the police of the new order with IN
structions to arrest any offender here
after.
Il has been a regular song along
many CT the streets of Hampton Tor
many years TO hear the familiar tune
cf ''mullets" just about 4:30 a. m,
and the mayors new order will meet
with approval from the slumberers,
even though II may cause falling
off in the sale of the fish for
short while.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19
HAMPTON, PHOEBUS AND OLD POINT-C Continued

Take your prescriptions to Huifs
Cut Rate Drug Store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19
BURIED IN PorTER's FIELD.
Officers Have Heard Nothing Con-
cerninq Man Who Died Friday.

The remains of the unknown white
man who died In the Hampton jail
Friday night were buried yesterday
afternoon in an unknown grave IN
the countys potter-field.
Although the local authorities en-
deavored TO learn something OF the
man from the police in Roanoke. but
the officers of the Magis City failed
to respond to the inquiries.
1t is the opinion OF the officers here
that the dead man probably starved
to death, as his pockets were filled
with green crab-apples. He either
was unable to do SO or deliberately
declined to give the officers his name.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19

row afternoon at o'clock. The fol-
lowing will act as pallbearers; MesSrs.
S. ]. Scott. {. Duncan, 7, w. Rear,
G. W. Buck. J. +. LaCross and c. II.
DeYarmette.
Mr.. Cross. whc had been superin-
tendent OF the shoemaking depart
ment at the schools for years. was
so years old. His surviving children
are Messrs. willard Cross, Of New
port News; F. c. Cross. Norfolk, and
Mrs. william J. Mears. Of Norfolk.
His widow also survives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19
ALASKA WON an BUYS
FARM ON BACK RIVER
Mrs. Whltehouse Purchases f12 Acres,
Through Mr.. Lackey,. for
$1,000.

Mrs. Mary c. Whitehouse, OF Alas
ka, has purchased. through Mr.. NJ. U.
Iackey, farm on Back river, con-
tanning 1I2 acres. The farm is a
waterfront piece of property and Mrs.
Whitehouse paid $1,000 for the pro-
perry. Mrs. Whitehouse, with her
husband, who conducts the tug boat
business In Alaska, will come here
ON October 1 to live.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19
A Hurry Up Call.

Quick, Mr.. Druggist-Quick.-A box
OF Bucklen's Arnica Salve-Here's
ouarter--For the love or Moses, hurry!
Baby's burned himself. terribly-John-
ME cut his foot with the axe-Mamie S
scalded-Pa can't walk from piles
Billie has boils-and my corns acne
She got IL and soon cured all the
family. It's the greatest healer on
earth. Sold by Academy Pharmacy
Co. and Petzoid Drug Ca.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19
MR.. CROSS FUNERAL.
Services Will Occur In the Normal
School Capel Monday Afternoon.

Funeral services for Mr.. John VII
liam Cross. who died in his residence
on the Hampton Normal school
grounds at s:15 o'clock yesterday
morning. will be conducted from the
Memorial chapel at the school toner
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19
MUST NOT CRY "MUlLETS"
BEFORE SEVEN O'CLOCK
Mayor Jones Issues Order Oecreeing
That Vendors Must Not Yell
Until After 7 A. M.

No mere are the citizens of Hamp-
ton to be awaked from their siumbers
during the early morning hours by
the cry of ''mullets, mullets. mullets
from the vendors OF these luscious
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19

I small York iron Safe. tcost $50;
weight abou; l.oes Ibs) Price go.
10 WOOD and Mattress Cots. tcosf
f7s0D Price Sc each
National Cash Register. tcoss
s7sD Price SIS.
I Pair National Computing Scales
fcost 500 Price sz2.se.
Sewing Machines, 500 Vow
$500.
Phonograph Horns. 20 inches long
(co~t f3oeD Price fi-25.
the WHITE FRONT AUCTION
if5 W. oUesn 81. rsmDtons Va
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:aeaday, the aoth pay !! 81 Aprll, 5A: ., 5.
NOTICE. sOE LEASING or SCHnnT.
81 AND STATE LANDS. EN5Ss -

ANIL t@6IAIE xaANOtS
The school and state lands in Ramsey
Count a forth Dakota, not already Ieas.
ed, will be offered for rent at q public
leasing to be held at the court house In
the City of Devils Lake. In said county
on Frid day the 9th day Of April, 1905,
commencing at q ..so'c lock a, m. The
terms of leasing be as fol- oWs: 81
All SIandsSwill$ be offered for e term Of;
shve years beginning with the season OF
1905 and only for grazing and hay pur4s
poses, at the minimum annual rental OF
fifteen dollars for each quarter section,
Z. The lands will be struck Off Ito the
highest bidder who VIII be required to
pay at the time of leasing the rent for
the season of 10 -; also an add tionalg
Zee OF So. 90 for issuing lease which fee
Will be charged for each quarter section
:or fraction thereof Guided IN such
ganuarx 6sce ana
In default Of payment wi thin I'll frty days
:thereaft leas vi III be cancelled with
out notice toSlessee 81 s,sszs
4 Any cult ivated tracts fiji be offered
sat 3as min im,lnn sannu al rental Of five per
cent OF the. appraised value thereof. S 80
List sofS the lands to be offerad For
lease will be on a e5 with the treasurer
sof# said county for pu nc insepction for
At, least Two Weeks before the date Of
n ar leases and the Board Of Univers sisy
and School Dis reserves the right Is
reject any and al hi DIS. .i.e
.S IN AY PERAIITS,''sw will be sold this
year asgfheretofore The: only way to
secure the use of the land IS BY leasing
on above terms.
Dated at Bismarck, yorth Dakota, this
a4tfl day Of March. sos: sS,ssS
j. sIIEGGE,
Commi ssioner.S
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I ;PiRoPosALs wANrED,E.

s Sealed PR posals will be received by
the board of County Com missionersf OF
M, April 4, 909, 4 FOR the furnishing of
medical and surgical attend
5ance to the county poor and prisoners
in the following districts for one year,
3separate# bids for each district.1 TSSsS34
LIST sDistric Township l57 and ii So,
ranges 60, 81 and g.
AZ End District townships i IS and 1876,
ranges SO AMI Is q. sS
ES 3rd District ToWnships 153 and 164
range 81 and townships 1872, LIB and l54.
4fh District Townships &l53 8, I54 and
:155, ranges SO and 81, and townships 1853
and 154,lrange IS ~ ssi$
Bids FOR fourth district to include all
county patients in the hospitals atSDevils
Lake regardless 5of what district they
come from.
8 5th Distric ToWnships IS, i 81 and
q 9Th District Townships 1856 andS156,
range So and Wnships 154 I. S. II and
156,Srange 81: s$ Is !5s.5
All bids must be sealed, plainly marked
Proposals for Furnishing Medicines and
Medical Attendance to Poor in District
.'sS and dressed to the under
signed vi Is:
The Board reserves the right to reject
& BY order q the Board of County:
Emil 81: Eieh. County Aud tor
SG Dated at Devils Lake, NE u this Eth
day OF March, 30
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ipROpos.AIs swANTED.I

e.ESeaIed SprOp0SalS WI IA be 0rece1Wedafby
the board OF Count III Com missioners Of
Ramsey County, n. 3 D., UP to i rs o'clock
M, April z, 1909,i for the furnfshtng lot
legal BLANKS for County officers during
the: ensuisg year, as the same may be
ordered. walker Bros & Hardy's" Cat
alogue and price list for, N. d. legal
blanks for 1 909, vii be taken as a basis
and each bidder viii specify the d lis
Of twelve, fifty, one hundred and five
hundred, for which he will furnish: said
blanks laid down In the Court house. f5$s
BY The Board reserves the right4to reject
any and all bids. n
BY order Of B the Board OF County
Commissioners. 4S s3 81 n ss sit go
,a:s. Y Emil S. Eich, County Auditor. III
4 Dated at Devils Lake, N. d. this u tn
day OF March, 1909 & Si {5Si $554F 5#4
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i o,cal B'riefs /.


y Ole skratass was a Forks,
visitor this week.
'Ss Rev A Olson attended The Min.
tstsgial aseting at srand Forks agts
week
John Norstog went to Grand Forks
last week to spend several days look.
Ing after business matters.
See Fred 2D Locke for money to
loan On farms.
Mrs Geo. "a. Bangs accompanied her
husband to- Devils Lake from Grand
Forks last week, where Bangs
was attending to legal matter
Sundquist made a. business
trip to Warwick and Devils Lake last
week. Aneta Pane Drama. . ss53s. !;
rs odoreS Cores went to Devils Lake
on Monday to: see how his grandson,
y. Bishop, was since undergoing an
operation. -Bisbee Gazette. s5 5::S3Ys
i Farm loans at lowest rates. See
John W. Maher. II 81 $2$5 BIN, s e :55. n
Master Curtis Wright travelled to
Devils Lake on Monday morning,
and will remain there for q week at
least, under the care 81 pr. sihler,
who is treating the little fellow
Michigan Arena. ,#, I: .$ ..s .5
Feed. oats for sale at Winter &
Ames elevator. ,.> 4.ss2s /
!. N. H. Reid of Devils Lake was in
town Monday looking after business
matters.-Miss Rena tHaig, Miss Petra
Roomstead and Miss Foster of this
place went to Devils Lake. last Thurs.
day, to take the teachers examina.
tion.-Homer Resler and wife were
Devile Lake visitors last Monday
turning Tuesday.-Will Ross was "a
Devils Lake visitor for ia couple OF
days this week-StarkWeather Times
' .
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TITLE Insurance. Trust Company.


sss Second Tract
sss he Southeast 4 Quarter ofs NJ Section
Elayen, ownship One Hund red and
Fifty Range Fl ct nine, Walsh
gage sc IS 1000 90 and Interest, held ~
sss75.00. and 81 interest held sby the Min
esotas ~ tie Ins traIl nee Trust Gom-s
sS'ssss Third Tract:
sss The Northeast Quarter s. OF Section
iEourt teen, FoyTnsh One aundred and
sssa Issas
MORTGAGE 700 On y and ntsrest,, held
IL iss onrtn rraot
The south easti n d arfers 81 Section
Twenty zone, ToWnsh hip. One TIln dred and
Egifty.sevssn, amgey5
Imortgagea s. 500 90 and interest, held.
3Yefa 500. and interest g tie Minnesota
sinsuranG 9if 81 i Trset gompany
The. North east la Quarter OF Section
-four, Town ship. One Hundred snd:
County snpject ss sSs
lien Of the paid part Of the purchase
price. to-Wit: the sum Of So $50. 90 and i'm
upon the school q land 4 contract under
sHhieh 5the9 san sius Is 1 asass
oas ssfsiaa
County, North III Dakota Subject js to- fie
pnpa,a rs ppgeh ana
Interest to the State of North Dakota,
due upon the school land contract un-,
der which the same is held. Sr
$S The tracts above enumerated will be-
sold subject to said mortgages and Hens
and the bids Of sprospe i've pure laserg
must he made BY. them for the amount
over and iabov such ! "Reminiscences; Is the
afa8Gl lsna abage EsfsrEsd thg
the unpaid port ion OF the purchase price
and the purchaser thereof Will be EMIT
led$to an assignment of the school land:
chased and mus promise and agree to
pay to the State Of North Dakota the
principal and interest remaining unpaid
and ss fopf
In such contract OF sale. Esf
he first tract, second tract and third
az st the front
city OF Graf ton III til s Gonn ty.of Walsh
sasusdss shs sgsh B Dax 81
at the. hour Of ten o'clock In the fore
noon of said day {j l 3.
sixth tract above described will be sold
by the Undersigned as aforesaid at the
front door CT the. County Court House
IN the. City Of Devils Lake, In the CoIln-
III Of Ramsey and State of North DaKo-
Tuesday, the Goth nay 81 April, A.ss Is.
1909; az 80 ~
at the hour. OF ten o. clock In the fore
noon OF said day; the successful bidder
for each tract must pay the amount OF
| his bid to the undersigned IN cash at the
time Of such sale, hich amount Will Be
returned to- the purchaser In case his
/ bid as not confirmed by the District
11ths day March, "a. d - 909 :5
FL LAS $G.aARNOT,
! Referee In !Parti ton, 5gs
III Ora ton,s North Dakota.
4. Meyers IS & 81 Meyers, NJ Attorneys for
Plaintif f S9siS3 -
lfend
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. LAND FOR SALE

III have for sale on reasonable terms
to; sponsible farmers the following
lands: &, sf5.. !.
NEA4 Sec. l6S154-61 Il 1900 acres,
i sWA Sec. 1896, 100 acres. 81
sW11l Sec. ge-15 81, 100 acres. N n. gs<ss
4 NE1l Sec. 8, ~. "a
h. NWA Sec. 1916 81 $40 acres. h
" Sec. sss 3Sss
I 5NEA Sec. sO-1 5-e1, 4s0 acres.
" Sec. .2-15 6-61, $50 acres. IT. n 3s:5%t
z NEa4 Sec. 26-15S-61, 100 acres. 3 !.
/: :NWA Sec. 29-156-61, &16O acres. Y
;SWA Sec. q, ! - .*# MA $s,55 8
SEA Sec. 4-156-61, 800 acres. ID d v
.sWA Sec. s27-157-62, 1850 acres. !:
SWA Sec. 31-1 57-62, 100 acres.
+; SWA. Sec. 6-15 6-63, 100 acres.
( SWA Sec 1915 -6ss, 100 acres.
Il. Is NEA Sec. 9-15s-s4, 100 acres.
Money always on hand for farm
4 loans a ' - ohm Nv. Maher, y3*:
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Hor1cn OF pAnr1r1on sAln

SSs State of ~ North s5 Dakota, County of
Walsh S
District.
M Carrie Johnson Plaintff VS. WilIiam3
q. Robertson, James ID. aShearer&as re-
Sceiyer, Of the Minnesota It'll Insurance
Mary Erion, Maria d. aCsriswoid, William
Buchheis, The State OF North Dakota
The Board Of University and School
Lands OF the State of N North Dakota
Ernest a, Moore. Adrian "a ohnsons a5
minor Constance Johnson, Eli minor and
Thomas johnson, general 8guardian for
said minors, Defendant IS. - Notice Or Par
stition Sale.
Notice is hereby given, that In the
above entitled action on the i Ith8 day Of
March. III. 10 9.s an order was made
by the district urt IN 81 and for the
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177..' ,pEROPosAEs .WANTl.E,p.

N Sealed pTOpOsal5FSW1II@ be d rece1Ved8by
Ramsey County. N. -. !, up to II o. clock:
M, April I, III 900, for the furnishing OF
materials, labor and necessary services
for the proper burial of paupers or coun-2
ty poor.
Bids must cover total cost In each case;
for the following sizes:5 Infants, children
and adults and mustSs inI each case cover
rough box, coffin, robe digging of grave,
team hire. ETC.; in short must cover total;
cost to- the county In each size above.
enumerated
aScontract with the county for one year
$2A1l bids must be sealed, plainly marked
Proposals for Burial Of Paupers,s& and
addressed to the undersigned 4{5a
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. < E5
3 BY order Of the Board 4 OF County
rnissionerS.s5
!, IN: !: 3 M Emil s. Elch, County Auditor |
S. Dated at Devils Lake, NE. y, this ~ th
day of March, 10 O9
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B pRnposIA,Ir,. a1rrr1,.t.

u Seaiedf prOpOSaIS VIII be received by
the board OF County Commi ssioners Of
Ramsey 3 County, n; -, llp 10 clock
envelopes and letter heads. for the
county officers FOR the ensuing year, as
per list and SPECIFIC lions on Ale In the
9uantities v M huSn
IN the court house
I n The board reserves the right tosreject
any and all bids }84
an By order ssof. J, the Sa Board Of County
Comm satoil
II Emil 81. Eich, County And itofss e
Devils Lake, N. d, this 10th
day Of March, 10 100.
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Look After Your Health

i If you have cough, cure it.A cough
is q symptom of more serious trouble.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is. the
best obtainable and yousneed have no
.hesitancy in using It as It contains
nothing injurious. For sale: by all
druggists. 4. 52 2a; "A
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q PRQPnaALa M MTEn. :

Z N Sealed proposala viii he received by
the board Mof 4 County Comm issioners OF
Ramsey County N. d. up TO u O'clock
M, April So : E 100 -, for the furnishing OF
Office tationery f or the County Ohacers
for the ensuing year Al. e. " McClurg
& Co.'s Catalogue for 1 908 and 100 -; will
be taken as aEbasis$ and each bidd erS viii
contained therein for which he will fur
5nish said stattonery Il lid n n down the
Court House. @
Ss Each bid must be sealed plainly
marked"Proposalsf For Stationerysands adj
dressed to the &undersig ned MI ~ 5EsSS 55;
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. u
$t3a BY order OF Al the Board Of County
sComlni ssioners siSa$
Emil S.. Eich, County Auditor. M
Dated att Us Lake, M D., this JIG tn
days0f March, Il 900. 4 NJ
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3: .pRoPosALs WAMlTED.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the board OF County commissioners Of
Ramsey County n; sD. up, to Y O'clock :
M, April Y, 909, For the furnishing of
bound blank books and supplies Gnclud-
ing the 1909 assessment books and
blanks) for the county officers for the en-
suing year as per list and specifications
on file in the office Of the county auditor,
and in such quantities as may be ordered
during said period; laid down at the court
house. =, s. Pa: 5t 4 e $sa$S S;
8 Each bid must be accompanied by an
conditionaI titled check In the sum
Of $4,000 made payable to the county
treasurerof this county, said check to be
forfeited TO the county and in full pay
ment OF all damages which may be in
Cured in case Of failure OF the respect
i've bidder to execute the contract and
bond (required by county board wi thin
the time. specified by said board in case
Of award of same. s3 81 Sh Ss53
All checks to be returned as soon 5 as
contract and bond are approved.
? j The Board reserves the right to- reject
any part d, or all Of any and all bids. RI
Z, By order OF the Board 4of County
Commissioners Y S
Ill Emil S., E;ich, County AUDI tor.
3,* Dated at Devils Lake, N. D., this 9TH
day of March, 9 $
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-01-26
Funeral Designs.

When you what anything in flowers
call Jos. S. Warden, agent for Keller,
the florist.