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The Dickinson press., 1909-05-29
School House Bids

The undersigned hereby gives notice that
sealed bids for the erection OF q school house
on section 80. township lac. range 9e. Dunn
county, N. D., will be received by the clerk
until 2 o'clock p. m. Of Saturday. June 10, 1909.
All bids must be in accordance with plans and
specifications to be seen at the Office of Wal.
ton & Davis Co., In Dickinson also at the home
Of the clerk at New Hradec,' Said bids must
be accompanied by q certified check in the
sum OF $50 as evidence that the party will en-
ter into the contract with the board il award
ed the contract. The Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
E{ BY Order of Board ~
WENZEL JERGES, Clerk.
Dated at New Hradec this 18th day OF May,
1909, n III III" ;; - i s-2S-Ss
The Dickinson press., 1909-05-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

~ W-' H1SO11O19 : - 11S111711 O1Ss5 "a :"
In the matter OF the estate of
William E. Rice, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Ormanzo A. Brown, Administrator Of the
estate of William E. Rice late Of the town Of
state Of Pennsylvania deceased. to the credit
ors of, and all persons having claims against.
said deceased, to exhibit them with the neces-
rss ss publication : @ nosice, % to SAID ' Admin. %
istrator ut the off1ce OF w. F. Burnett Attor-
ney ct Law in the city, of Dickinson in said
Stark county; Dated May a A. D. 1909.
515-4t OrmanzO A. Brown. Administrator.
First publication on the 18th day Of May A.
d, 1909 ~. s.aii' ;SIS Ai.ls% r i5 y. a u
The Dickinson press., 1909-05-29

Ferdinand Leutz of the Hebron Brick
Co. has sold 500. 600 brick in different
pats of the state including buildings
for the scientific school, agricultural
college and state university.
Loring is new postoaice north Of
Marshall and six mil es east Of Collins.
Q. j. Jolley will deliver the Memorial
day address at Manning Sunday. To-
day. Saturday, the graves of the sol
diefswho are buried ON Sully's hill,
west Of the town. will be decorated.
Four of Gen. Sully g pickets were killed
In q skirmish with the Indians in the
early sos and the bodies are buried
On the top Of this hill. ss4S,s sls
J.SA. Palmer is building an addition
to his dwelling on Crooked Creek and
will also build Il dwelling house and
barn on his lot In Manning. s 4
The Glen Ullin gun club at its annual
meeting last week. elected J. j. Nelson.
president ". r Hall secretary. and
w. j. Moore treasurer. Weekly shoots
will 5be held during the summer.
sad fatality occurred west Of Sims
last week when tho mother sof Mrs F.
W. Leaf Il lady 81 years old. waa
fatally burned she was alone IN the
house and It was thought Id lifting the
kettle from the stove the wind blew
the flames % a her clothes. ~ ha:a dr. and
Mrs. eaf rushed 81 and extinguished
the flames but the victim died a. shori
lEtimes after the accidert.
The Dickinson press., 1909-05-29

Notice and cita-
{ tion. hearing Of
final account and
DISTRIBUTE o d OF
eState..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-31
RATS AND PETROLEUM.

By Systematically standing and breeding
accomplishing result killing with
killing oil
findings
of the ship which contained silk had been almost entirely devastated
probably
the fruits and ice placed the hold question To this
which it had been impossible petroleum added Two
arriving Marl
damaged by the Mandou
the action of the of
The animal began exhibit ored breathing
licked the hairs of its
found dead in its The showed its
subjected petroleum. pero-
author
than poin with
thanks its nseccida effect rid the their
infectious germs which they able to transmit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-31
TO OUR ADVERTISERS.

The Hawaiian Gazette Company decided
advertising enable
cost of publication 1t fact that practically everything
the advertising
publicity of
and Sunday papers, a fixed
months the for
that additional have been added regular
of
reaches certain
white which, combined add adequate
The Advertiser
advertising but it
dung what the the public
the Territory
The Advertiser has been upbuldmg o
cleanliness in politics. and it is in the always
Honolulu
believe
this
will be willing
Daily Advertiser
than the paid The
dollars
wasting his he should
individual
rewarded
will bring still during 1910
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-31
pnArH.pnA1rNa LrouoRs.

disposed person distributing poisoned
around Honolulu victim result
this would be Of the
might the vigilance and the
wakag be
pensc spared o and convict poioner
dispensed Of the bars OF
handlers Intoxicating liquors
poison in within months,
poisoning protest
alcoholic poisoning caed to
the Less than drunken husband slept his be
side the dead body of his wife had joined in his debauch and died
Death from alcoholism becoming thing
Honolulu that the horror of such death is forgotten
the that
their constitution unable Withstand the qualities of the adul
aed and WHISTLES they indulge The this
attracts those with little direct result
of his debauch there habitual
this intoxicants that the White
unable fight the disease If.
When this sop9 The leading
of Honolulu authorities the sale of limitation whisky
adulter
suppression
spectacle liquor should plain Unless
will
months,
desire add profits sends Hawaiians to the
This spending hundreds thousands anituberculos
Some day those spending this will make their minds
will be
the hundreds of thousands
a prohibition that will prohibit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-31
ADMIN :srRAr1oN LAND POLICY

q7o have knowledge of the present situation will
applaud M gard of Governor Frear the committees of
the in continuing the homestead expert
amended give the legitimate homeseaders
put fake hOmeseadng As the laws stand at present
there practically fraudulent land
tries land seekers forever looking for the time
catch the executive officers mapping and secure something OF
immediate nothing who howl the oudes about
policy who back of all the recent
Freara agitation.
hawaii present operative probably the land
them the Legitimate land seeker receives
found home and through them the land grabbe
nd repeater areh favored.
Reduced
nominal
land for which the corporations would pay the actual value leaving
the full margin
homeeae To
get land therefore, plantations title
advancing money carry conditions
pockets the difference between the price paid by
him the and the the plantation him. Hundreds of
have thus been handed with the the profit
reapng middleman
has consistently refused to allow the Territory be buno hence
great unpopuay
their particular mich to be MIXED at every opportunity
patent conditions Members
present
tho mower of DEALING with t land ne M members see 6 sneb tall. pleased
the thought they the time when
tent of thousand apiece would come their
settling Territory
attempted faa exploded
situation and learned he conditio of
dgunted punches who helped
the land question: instance made who
for years within sight of the lava stretches what Paho and the
idea of the h
thing they thought Of When the umbem obtained
suddenly
little to entr
lands for which the lumber
of the homestead the
being much
The Governor informed Demonstrations
be allowed
at which time its value for farming would greatly
himself
the Puma, government
stead of the howler the benefit o
land
to
law under which the legitimate
is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-31
NraSNEE-I
GOVERNOR rREAR A 1AwRREAkER.

the
speeding
though he had been running blind
bling beating mans head with
efconfes and lawbrea
stofd
to
country lawsto
penalty I
What adds
did his
through he would be awbeaker returning
Hawai- hat he is
If the had Travelled
with seller
to
however
the
uphold,
broke the law his department especially enforced but
COMM md We break we pay.
the wv to stincto as wellas in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-31
WHITE PLAGUE is
CAUSE OF SUICIDE

A coroner's jury sitting over the re-
mains of II. Kaliikalahale, yesterday
returned a verdict Of "death from a
knife wound in the liver, self,inflicted
while In n At of dependency through
siekness.' The, man, who lived i'm
palaiila with his slsier-inlaw, had been
suffering from tuberculosis for some
time aud the autopsy showed him 10
be IN n terrible condition, caused By
the rayages Of the disease.
While his sisterin'law was prepar.
ing his medicine, he seized the knife
and plunged Il into his abdomen and
then struggled with the woman ghen
she attempted 10 gel the Neapoa sfay
from him, lie finally dropped the Rolfs
and che ran 20 eall Ia the neighbsfs
Before they arrived, the man was
dead.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-31
INTENSIFIED STIFFNESS.

Suspension of the eoaswise shipping
these Islands would unqueonaby result in immediate
drawal of
and the service of the Pacific
be heard
publication, the implication
will quotation
belief
suspension of the coawie shipping laws their application
islands, The implication general public wholly
eonpo of foosa we'll
Fortunately for Hawaii, the only the well
being believe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-31

The last witness on the stand nps
Lafaea himself, ehe, alter being warn
ed that anything be might say would
be used against Of fof him, gays a
straight story ~ the affair
10 eorfabofated the testimony that
stated thai he had used his loft hand
IA striking aud alan eeuobofafed the
previous testimony % The smallest De,
tai lie lad 40 insaaa IT telling shat
The fioflea told ~ The oih0f witnesses
aaTe, ieF hs sas brought % lha loom
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-31
HoopLuMIsM AND PARKS.

Tho periodical against mbges
corners night is again Enforcement
police routine but remedy the
ierauo should be sougnd applied Two things will
tbs evil These clubs Fairgrounds children
Tho nnmhcl @ clubs TO b. Increased by A. eatenspn work
II remans then 20 sentiment hat win result IN
lsR grounds for the denaens OF the iennent localities
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-31
PROHIBITION DISSENT.

Press writers, rule from of
their the sterling pervaded
Taft annual but the writers Of the
take line of their One stan
Nation smashed buffet o high priced bottles whisky
the station Washington Wednesday December
dispatches but there ample heieying
proYoeaton This intrepid wfele prohibition omahawk
10 Washington early this week keep eye congress aud
the publication Of the presidential Tuesday easily
have aroused her righteous hacheng point
for the psst message Of executive is certainly
heree" from point 81 independent thorough.
going civic reionnrr
Nj TAFT within tho limits of hs column tmrtesnibou.
sand smd discussion aeeraii reduced ssuc hedging IA
hne a and DE production win for the would
be dillo@hi Ia every rank o national politics
g.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-31

CITY OF AEklo0, December e.
fofmfT President lelaya u hiearsaas
haa arrived here - Trmain manih
- more. lis vac nslsomea unolislally
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-31

The Queen will dnd old friend the lesd Of the
Oh elaine an she presents le l son Congressman Prince
visited lefe viii s ia congressional has hn b
# mat eonmiee foneesaan Gambler Who with panty
eihsf number pf le eomnliee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-31
BEER, Gin AND
CHAMPAGNE IN IT
(Continued from Pnre one.l

remember who struck Kaihue as he
was in drunken condition.
He was upstairs in the house in
which Kaihue and his wife live when
Kaihue came out and asked him what
he was doing. He answered that he
was there on invitation of him (Kai-
hue) and an alteration commenced
that ended in Kaihue chasing him
downstairs. The row was continued on
the sidewalk and Monroe, Kaihue "a
companion. attempted to pull the lat.
ter away from the other. In his ties.
timony, Kamalu calls Monroe the "tall
negrop as he did not know his name
and says he was being turned around
and showed off by the negro when the
blow was struck. He heard a thud and
turned around to see Kaihue on the
ground. The "tall negro he says car
ried the injured man to the sidewalk.
This was the substance of his test-
mony, Deputy County Attorney Brown
and Deputy Coroner Rose conducting
the investigation with Glenn Quinn act.
ing as Larsen's representative.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-31

The m'.'al lgD pe' q go s' blasted many aso odsy
s4''' 's'a'' A#. .teaA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-31

where the inquest was being held a.
rectly from the Jail.
First News Of Death.
a rather dramatic issue Of the occa.
sion was the discovery that he did not
know that Kaihue was dead. ms the
first thing he asked after being taken
out was. How IL hef'' and ''In he
dead yetR' He did not remain long In
doubt, and the sudden knowledge that
the man he had struck had been dead
for two days hustered him little on
the stand
Gin and Champagne. IA
He stated that he and Duvauchelle
had taken but four glasses of gin dur
ing the evening and but one GLASS OF
bottle of champagne that was open
ed earlier in the day. Miller had said
that Larsen was drunk, but larsen
himself denies this, and the testimony
OF the other witnesses uphold him.
He stated that he heard Duvauchepe
call to him not to "butt in, +" but paid
no attention to it. There is q general
opinion among the police that the YER
diet is fair one and that Lsrsen
should have been exonerated as he did
no more than any other man would in
helping a small man against a big one,
and then had to strike in selfdefense.
1t is admitted that Larsen is pos
sessed of a hasty temper that has got
him into trouble before. but the pres
ent incident will be lesson to him
to keep it under control. He will prob
ably leave on the Claudine this after
noon to take the position offered him
on the plantation of the Pioneer Mill
Company.
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Supervisors Quarterly Report.
For Fourth Quarter, 1908, Commencing October l.,
1908 ard Ending January J, 1000.

1908 ard Ending January ], 1909.
ss.a nss9, ss@% sfsss"' esfS ;sss"i AaSs" S5 S'
4oo4 W II McEyeen, road work zoo
4CS3 d F Edwards constable, 500
4CS, s poson 4 Co. rauuerS $50 90 +
tcss tcs5 c Ly,ry tD', road work. tD!.' 1900
\ 4cs7 DR. 5 Lynch, laupers, 12m
A<-SS luuacv 500
4oSs Wallace Jones & Sons. corn, 9Ga
1920 G " Johnson road work, 214l
4O93 Clarence Snowden, 100
1904 D Harmon, loa9
tSsS pss'oa & Co. M lsmber, ~;
4o90 "a Evans, roads, 90
5000 Askns agent roat pillow and chain gang, "a
5O0l NJ Bradshaw, poor, 32o0 )
5oo2 magistrate and constable, ss:5 =
SoCa H GaRins and constable mag and cons 175 90 /;
5005 j G Young road plow LOO
5SS SOC: A"sso"'s5g, s:s,sssss s"siss'' lss sst
soos W Rogers lumber, 74.ss
SOLO ] Kirk, ,ntszins, :55S ?
SOIL 81 Singeary supervisor, $3.50
50l2 LP Kinder, commissioner, 3o
:Ol4 sLMcClam, roads, 400
sois sois s s 9SSpd!; eegdy, paupsrs, 800 4
NJ Nesmith Bros, ditchiug, 1896
Is C Snowden road work. $500 3
10 Hugh McCutchen, lumber, 1l5S l
20 >" grand jury com, 600
vsa 81 NJ sturge1o' soad ps"pss w9,s, assSs 8,
5Ss Sss The Good Road: Machine Co. ssss sss castings
sos SOS Kingss Dry Goods Co, oonvcts Shoes, q
5oav r Bakeley, road work, 200
5O2s Il Jenkins timing jail roof, 1880 Is
5os9 s R Mouson, Jr, paupers' ssSo
sCsI sCsi j NJ Fsrrell EUasi Co, lumber, isss /
5632 A Burrows, bridges goo
5o33 roads, 200
5o34 W D James and guards chain gang, 800
5oS5 Parker poor fse" 49," =
sSss sSss Broeknsoa; s so~ing SsSsi roads, soS
5ose The Farmers Supply Co, chaingang, soss 3
.5O4O J McCuchen, clerk of board, 16
5041 G. Eaddy paupers $500 2
5Oi2 w J Siueletary 1880
.5O43 Il Strong guarding court house, 50 so
5O44 w Askns poor, 24O0 2
5O45 L II HowIe chain gang, 444
5046 Kingstree Dry Goods Co, court house. 99
5o4s G G Git, road work, 14"
5O49 A D Ivey, chain gang 1000 2
so5i G Mefoua1d, magistrate 1875 /
5O52 Geo B Nesmith &c 375o 3
1888 Geo Nesmith, Jr, constable, 300 5
5O54 Cooper Bros lumber etc, lO4 75 10
5056 LII Joy lumber aud labor. s6G
5o57 Geo Barnard s Go, blank book, "a 2
5OSS G & Gist wheelbarrow $50
5059 J McCutchen, contingent, 65
5000 j J Steele, il, ordering judgment rolls 80 90
50gl Files magistrate and constable s3 33 - 70 3
5os3 George Graham Jail report, $3.50 6
4sOss magistrate constable, SOC 500" .. >
5O67 Lake City Hardware Co. road pow, 7195
5000 Benn Jackson bun al services, 1000
5O7o Blizzard Hardware Go, road plow So 8
5O72 Z NJ Brockinon, lunacy, 80
5o,3 D Cantey, road work. 500
5074 s J Goodwin, paupers, 1900
5075 Scott Miller chaingang IS
5076 Huggius, road work, so
5077 W Dennis. pauper, 24O0
507S J G Timer, bridges, $500 3
5019 J Ed Goodwin chaingang 261
$3.50 W Vause Son, &c 4 80
5OS1 E Brown, paupers, &C. 90 II
5OS2 j Wesley Cook, treasurer, SO 81 3
5OS3 contingent, 943
50S4 Mccullough salary and supplementary 100 10
5OS5 contingent 10
5OS6 Peoples Mercantile Co, paupers 179 50 II
5087 changing, 100
5088 jail, 925
50S9 H Barfed, constable Is
5000 800
509l II O Brton, contingent 465
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-21

Found-A childs primer, Wheeler's
Graded Reader series. Owner can get
same by calling at this office. 2l-9t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-21
Pay BigFine
In Silver

III Paso, Texas, Jan. 2l-Nearly fif
ty tons Of silver In the form OF dollars
will be turned over 10 the state OF Tex
as by the Waters-Pierce oil company
according to a special from Austin.
The attorney for the Waters.Pierce
on company. which has been ousted
from the state and fined Sl,62S.OOO for
violation OF the antitrust laws, an.
nounced at Austin yesterday that the
big fine with the attendant costs, will
be paid In the state in silver dollars.
The state viii have to employ small
army OF clerks to count IL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-21
MULES EoR SALE

l have a car load of and 4-year-old
mules, some broke. VIII sell for cash
or on time. Can be seen at ]. p.
sharp's place in ChiclSasha, Crow &
Sharp. 1-21-Std&1tw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-21

ranch life In Arizona was written BY
Hal Reid Mr.. Reid shows q happy
understanding of his subject He has
taken the rough cowboy Of the plains.
under whose shirt Of blue the heart
beats true. and developed him into
hero. Tom Lawton. a man who cannot
write his name. yet proves himself a
born leader of men. a man to com
mand. inspire and respect Brave as a
llon. simple as child and the bearing
OF a king The various characters are
built close to nature The play is tn
tense and interesting w. F. Mann.
the producer. deserves credit for the
admirable manner in which It Is put
on. Scenery. light effects and cost are
said to be among the best ever seen
on local stage.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-21
MCDONALD STOCK COMPANY
HAS GOOD BILL FOR ToNIcA'

The Mcdonald Stock Company,
which is at the opera house this week,
is one Of the best popular price at
fractions on the road.
Their performance Of "The Burglar
and the Waif" last night was consid-
erably above the average.
Miss Mcdonald, in the part OF Erma
the Elf, gave very pretty perform
anee and all Of the support was good.
Specialties are introduced between the
acts Play and specialties are changed
nightly.
Tonight the company will present a
play somewhat out Of the ordinary
Slaves OF the Orient" This is an
Egyptian play with three acts, laid in
Egypt and one act on board Of the
flagship Brooklyn The play has a
love plot and abounds with sparkling
comedy