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Proposals.

FOR TIME DEPOSITS or THE BOND SINKING
FUND OF hOTTINEAU COUNTY, NORTH
DAKOTA.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
board, CT county commissioners OF Botti-
neau county, North Dakota. at the audi
tors office of the said county until o'clock
p. NJ. April 4th, 1910. for time deposits OF the
Bottineau county bond sinking fund for
period OF one year. The total amount Of
the bond sinking fund during the period
beginning April 4th, l9lO and ending April
4th, 1911, will be between $4,000 and S21 COO.
-Four proposals must be for the amount Of
$4,000 each, and one proposal for the amount
OF 5000. Said proposals shall state what
rate OF In te rest per annum will be paid on
the funds deposited from the time OF de-
pOsit to the end OF the deposit period. The
rate OF interest shall not be less than two
per cent nor more than five per cent per
annum. Any bank may submit five pro-
posals Such proposals shall be enclosed in
sealed envelopes addressed to the county
auditor and marked Proposals for the de.
post of county sinking funds" A surety
company bond for sum equal to the
amount Of each proposal will be required
or 2l 600 for the full amount.
The board of county commissioners re.
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
Dated at BOttineau, North Dakota, this
14th day OF March, 1910, and done by order
OF the board of county commissioners.
]. p. Simon,
County Auditor.
Mch, 18, Is Apr l.
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How Col. Bill Called for the Nays

q How Col. Bit Called tor the Nays.
When Blaine was running for prest-
dent, Col. Bill Hackney was one of his
most ardent champions. During the ma
tional convention in Chicago the Kan.
sas delegation held a caucus to decide
on which candidate it should support.
Hackney was member Of the delega-
tion, and presided over it. "A motion
was made for rising vote for those
IN favor Of the motion. After all vot-
Ing ii the Affirmative had been count
ed he made this call for the negative;
Nov all the Id scoundrels stand
up! Kansas City Journal.
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- lURE OF THE FLAX CRor
1t Has Never Been Permanent Indus.
try In United States and May
Vet Die Out.

~,
Flax-growing would never become a
permanent industry in the United
States. The farm methods have been
very crude and the results irregular.
In each locality in which it has been
introduced it yielded we'll, but later
gradually failed until the grower,
meeting with loss. abandoned it en-.
tirely.
1t has been looked upon as a short
lived crop, suited only to new lands.
and little attention has been paid to
the Improvement of the race or strain
Of the seed.
Abandoned in the eastern states, the
fax crop has gradually moved west
ward until now it is practically max
ing it's last stand in the Dakotas and
Minnesota
The acreage of the crop for seed
alone has been increased in new lands
OF the northwest so that the annual
value of the crop of North Dakota
alone is about double that of all the
states in which fax was raised for any
year previous to 1890.
North Dakota now raises between
14,OO0,000 and 100000 bushels of
seed, and it sells at about an average
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The state Of North Dakota to the above
named defendant;
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint of the plaintiff in the above en-
titled action which said complaint is filed
in the office of the clerk of the district
and to serve q copy of your answer upon
the subscribers within thirty days after the
service OF this summons, exclusive of the
appear or answer within the time afore-
said, Judgment will be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded in this COM
plant.
Dated at Bottineau, North Dakota, this
gath day of December, A. D. 1909.
Bowen & Adams,
Attorneys for the plaintiff,
BOttineau, North Dakota.
Feb. 18, Is, Mch. 4, II. l8, rs.
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neiioe for Publication.

Department of the interior, United. States
land office at Devils Lake, North Dakota.
February 4, 1910.
Notice 1s hereby given that Peter A. Pet
terson, Of Botttneau, North Dakota, who. on
July 18th, 1909, made homestead entry. num-
ber 1905 (ser1al number O2237), for south
west quarter southwest quarter.
section 10. township 1872 north,
range 76 west, 6th principal meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to make final five
above described, before John II. Kirk, coun-
ty Judge, at Bottineau, North Dakota. on
the 21st day of March, 1910
fold Of Bottinean. North Dakota. Ole Carl
son OF Cordelia, North Dakota, Otto Kofoia
of Bottineau. North Dakota Harry Kofoid
Of Bottinean. North Dakota.
VIM. Miller
Register
Feb IL, 1s, Is, Mch. 4. II, ls.
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I
County of Bottineau. (ss'
H. 3. Blood and j. c. Adamson
Plaintiffs
w. G. Davidson.
................. ......."... Defe ndant
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of
an execution to me directed and delivered,
and now in my hands issued out of the
clerk's ONCE OF the ninth judicial district
court, state OF North Dakota, in and for the
county OF Botttneau, upon a Judgment rem
and J: O. Adamson, plaintiffs. against w. q.
Davidson, defendant. have levied upon
the following described real property OF
said defendant, to- wit: the north sixteen
Q6)feet Of lot two (2) in block seven "a OF
the original townsite of Willow Oity, in
Bott1neau county, North Dakota. And that
l shall. on Saturday the 10th day Of April
A. D. 1910, at the hour OFF, o'clock p. m. Of
said day. ct the front door of the court
county and state. proceed to sell the right,
title and interest Of the above named w. g.
Davidson, in and to the above described
prOpert to satisfy said Judgment and
costs, amounting to two hundred seventy
Two doliarsand eighty. eight cents. together
with all accruing costs OF sale, and interest
on the same from the l4th day of February,
lslo, at the rate of seven per cent per an
mum. at public auction to the highest bidder
N. H. McKinnon,
Sheriff Of Bottin-
eau county, North
Dakota.
Noble, Blood & Adamson,
Plaintiffs' attorneys
Dated at BOttineau, North Dakota March
M rob ~ -.
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Frozen Water Pine.

Thawing water pipe: When it is
not safe or convenient to apply fieai
to frozen pipes to thaw them, spread
cloth thickly with unslaked lime,
fasten it around the frozen pipe a.c
throw water on It. The heat produce.:
as the lime slakes is great enough q.
thaw the Ice. ass.
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Arranging Empty Combs.

Combs that are empty or contain
only brood and uncapped honey may
be cut out to fit the frames and ts
held in place with three or four wires
Pieces Of comb much smaller than the
frame may be slipped in behind the
wires and the bees will patch them uy
in two or three weeks so as to make
very good combs.
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Cttatton..PetlfIon Tor Probate Of Will and Ap.
-, poIntment Of Executor Thereof.
State Of North Dakota,
County of Bottineau. ss'
In County Court.
Before Hon. John Il. Kirk, Judge.
In the matter of the estate OF Dennis Jun
eau, deceased:
Fe'er e.'. Nororn ..'''...' Petitioner
Ernest Juneau, Rosa-
lie juneau Nordin, Ar
menia Reaume, Adele
LeMay. Joseph Juueau,
Frank Juneau, Mary\
Boyer, and Tillie Brew
er,.......... Respondents
The state of North Dakota and the said
county court to the above named respond
entS, greeting:
You and each of you are hereby cited and
required to be and appear before the county
court of the county of BOtttneau in said
state, at the Office of the county Judge Of
said county. at the court house, in the city
of Bottineau, in said county, on the 18th day
Of April, A. d. 1910, at the hour OF two O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day then and there
to show cause If any there be. why the petit
tion of the above named petitioner herein
praying that that certain instrument, pur-
porting to be the last will and testament of
the said decedent, should not be admitted
to probate as and for the last will and testa-
ment of the above named decedent. Dennis
Juneau, and for the appointment of the
above named petitioner as executor thereof
should not be granted.
Let service of this citation be made by
publishing the same once week for three
successive weeks in the Bottineau Oourant,
printed and published in the said county
and state, and by personal service upon all
Of said respondents residing within said
county of Bottineau at least twenty days
prior to said day of hearing.
Dated at Bottineau this 9Th day of March
A. D. 1910.
(SeaD
John III. Kirk,
Judge of the County Court.
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interest In or lien or incumbrance upon tha
said premises and you are further notified
that no personal claim is made against any
Of the defendants in said action.
Dated the 2Srd day of February A. d. 1870
Noble, Blood & Adamson.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Feb e, Mch. 4. IL. l8, A, April.
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Feb. IL. 1s, Is. Mch. 4. II. ls.
xe,ios TO Creditors.
State Of North Dakota, ss.
County Of Bottineau, 90

UUgyIu06US J
County court.
In the matter Of the estate of Anne Dunbar,
deceased.
Notice II hereby given by Sam Dunbar,
administrator Of the estate Of Anne Dun
bar deceased, to tho creditors Of, and All
persons having claims against said deceas-
ed TO present them with the necessary
vouchers TO the said administrators at the
ONCE Of Noble, BLOOD & Adams0n, Botti-
ter the flrst publication OF this notice,
Dated this 26rd day Of February, 1910.
Sam Dunbar,
Administrator OF the es-
tate Of Anne Dunbar.
deceased.
Noble. Blood 4 Adamson,
Bottanoau. North Dakota,
81 Attorneys for orAdministrator,
Fob. - Aoh. . II, y. IS. Apr. !. s.,.
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The man who does his best will hold
his Job longer than the man who could
- batter. but doesn't.
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Sum mons,

Summons.
State of North Dakota,
County of BOttineau. 3D.
In district court.
Ninth jndicial district.
w. A. ldschmidt... ..........\
............ ................Pl Plaintiff
VS.. Y
Edward Thompson Go. q cor.
pOratiOn..............................
.Defendant)
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Mch. II, Is, 25.
Sum mons.
Summons.
State of North Dakot
County of Bottineau, 49,
In district court,
Ninth judicial district.

CLAUS Roland :. Plaintiff
VS..
A. B. Guptill, as receiv-
er of Mortgage Bank
and Investment COM
pany, q corporation,
North Dakota Title
Insurance and Trust
company, q corpora
tion, Guaranty COM
pany, q corporation,
and Duncan McGtll-
vray and all other
persons unknown
claiming any estate
or interest in or lien
or incumbrance upon
the property describ-
ed in the complaint.
Defendants.
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"I'll give you card to man down.
town, SO you can have that baby tooth
of yours pulled" said the dentist,
calmly. tits getting very loose and is
making trouble
"Has that tooth got to be pulled ?"
asked Bobby, aghast. "The one with
the hole in it,"
'That one will come next" replied
the dentist. This baby tooth, Of
course, would come out if you wiggled
1t yourself from time to time. That
is, if you felt able to do IT, This other
is different, though if you stop eating
candy and sugar you may not have
to have it pulled for some time"
Bobby regarded the false teeth box
for some seconds.
"Well,'' he said, explosively at last
Il suppose I'd better let you I'LL that
tooth now"
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SherIit's Sale.

Stat. OF North nnk ota, go
County of BOttineau. ss'
II. =. Blood and j. G. Adamson |
Observation-Disclosures. Plaintiffs
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FOR TIME DEPOSITS or THE BOND SINKING
FUND OF bOTTINEAU COUNTY, NORTH
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Notice Of Mortgage Sale by Advertisement,

arch II. l8, Is, Apr. l. 8, IS.
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Citation. Petition for Probate Of VIII and Ar
polntment Of Executor Thereof.

Mch. II, l8, Is, Apr. l, 8 Is.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-12
HYDE
JURORS CRY

Kansas city. Mo-. May 1.-THE
jurors wept today when attorney
Frank p. Walsa delivered the first
closing address in behalf of DIR. B.
c. HYDE On trial charged with the
murder of Colonel Thomas Swope.
MIR. Walsh devoted much time in
~denouncing the state for intimating
that Mrs. Hyde lied on h witness
stand in order to save her husbands
life. This statement" he said, "prac-
tioally painted the defendants wife
as an accomplice in her husbands
crimes. hat the state AYERS ae com
mitted."
The members of the Swope family,
and others he charged. had twist
ed their Testimony to suit tae needs
Of the prosecution. The whole ease in
fact is based upon suspicious. ruEnors
and coniectures.
las for Mr.. Hyde" said Mr.. Walsh.
"he aas never wronged any man. Do
you want To- take the filthy suggestion
that it was a pleasure to this man to
see Colonel Swope die that ne might
get ms dirty money!" asked Mr..
Walsh
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The regular summe grand opening
of Pine Lodge the popular summer
5 at the foot of the Captain
mountains, is on for next Saturday,
and Mr.. p. o. Poulson. the manager
is in n city completing arrange
ments whereby il will be much larger
and better thar IL was last year
Plenty of accommodations are arrang-
ed for all guests who go, and the I'm
provements that have been made
there during the winter months Is a
guarantee within Itself that the ac-
co1modations viii be much greater
and better than those Of last year.
Mr.. Poulson also states that arrange
melts have been made for one fare
for the round trip. which means that
one can go to the beautiful pines and
return for $500. The annual ball will
be given ON Saturday night, which
with other attractions that will be on,
viii insure plenty of pleasure. and al
be an incentive for many of tae
young people of this city to make the
trip.
For all information regarding this
trip. --ASK PARSONS. HE KNOWS
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.VlCkERSHAM ADMITS ANTE
DATING CLAWS SUMMARY,

Washington. May I'm a letter
to Chairman Parker of the House
Judiciary ~connittee. read by Secre-
tary Baililger to the Ballinger-Pin-
cho committee today, Attorney Gen
eral Wickersha-n admits his summary
to the President of the CLAWS charges
Was ante-dated as charged by Attor-
ney Brandeis.
Chairman Nelson said today that a
subpoena woul be issued for Wick
srslam.
Nh. W~ickersha-n. said:
This summary was necessarily
made NJ afterward and properly bore
the date por which the matter con-
tanned was considered by the Presi-
dent. There is no mystery abon the
natter and nothing which may not be
freely stated"
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ARIZONA BANDITS HOLD UP
TRAIN; GET THOUSANDS.

PaCeniX. Arizona, Nav 12.-Posses
ioday found the trail of n five ban
dts who last night held up train No.
10 of the Arizona Eastern railroad
near here and robbed the passengers
of thousands of dollars. The trail was
picked up near Casa Crande the rob
bers having made camp at Sweetwat-
or Flats early today. II is believed one
of the bandits IS Floyd Ermentrout,
who recently broke Jail at Maricopa
and who had also escaped from the
Whittier, California reform school.
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EpisconaIians in Mobile.

Mobile. Ala, Nav H.-Au of the
twenty-six parishes in the Alabama
diocese of the Episcopal church have
sent delegations to Mobile today to
AXE Part in me annual council The
question of a division of the Alabama
diocese is the principal topic before
the convention. 1t is contended by
many leading clergymen that the ex-
pense attached to TIE support of two
d~icceses in the state would be ex-
cessive. and it is probable that the
proposition will he voted down.
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Pastor for Forty Years.

New York, MAY 12.-Members OF
Calvary Baptist church today celebrat-
ed the fortieth anniversary of the
Rev. DR.. Robert Stuart MacArthur's
connection with the church as pastor.
The chairman of the anniversary o-n
nittee is William VI. Isaacs, who has
been a member of the church for ff-
ty two AID who wrote the let
ter extending a call to DIR. Macarthur
forty years ago. DIR. Macarthur figur-
prominently in the recent Vatican
incident by his endorsement of MIR.
Roosevelt's attitude.
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financial circles In the state and ma
ton.
Last night the Texas Bankers As
ISOLATION aeld a banquet at which a
Salocne dance was one OF the features.
During its progress the chief OF pol
ice and five .nen with a patrol wag
On made their appearance and al.
who failed to escape rode to the pol
Ice station and deposited FIVE each.
Today IL was declared the entire
matter was a joke perpetrated by the
local bankers, but about fifty Texas
bankers nave gone home FIVE
each.
The money will go to charity.
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Booth Has Fine Sale Stable.

A RecCr1 reporter was taken throu
the sale and trading stable of II. c.
Booth. at tie corner of Second street
and Richardson avenue. today, and
was surprised to find the improve
ments in TIE way of stalls and Sheds
that have been built, as well as the
clean n neat appearance of the
place. Mt. Booth also has a fine line
of horses, all the way from LOO
pound draft animals. to light driving
stock. IN sale all the time. He has
q great variety from which to chose.
and Is doing a good business.
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Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given, that there
will be a meeting of the stockhold-
ers of The Roswell Cement and Plas-
ter Company, at the Company's Office
Room No. 4. Ramona Block, Main
Street, Roswell. New Mexico. at ten
O'Clock. A. NJ, MAY 30. 1910. for the
purpose of considering and acting up
on a proposition of G.. w. Bayliss, for
the purchase of the plant and proper
ty of said company.
All stockholders are notified to be
present. either in person or by proxy
at said meeting. All proxies be
in writing and fled with the Secreta-
nv on or before the hour fixed for
the meeting of said stockholders.
F. c. SMITH,
&c If. Secretary.
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SionS which, curiouSly enough, so of
ten accompany professions of senti
mental ATTACHMENT to the lights of
nan: in which a high material devel-
opment IN the thinks of the body shall
be achieved without subordination of
the things of the soul: in which there
shall be a genuine desire for peace
and Justice without loss of those vir-
lie qualities without which no love of
peace OF justice shall avail any race:
in which the fullest development of
scientific research, the great distin-
guisaed feature of our present civil
~ization, shall yet not imply a belief
that intellect can I've TAX the place
of character-for, from the standpoint
IF the nation as of the individual, IL
is character that is the one vital pos
session.
FINALLY, this world movement OF
civilization, this movement which is
nov felt throbbing in every corner of
the globe. should hind the nations OF
the world together while yet leaving
unimDaired that love of country in
the individual citizen which in the
present stage of the worlds progress
is essential to the worlds wellbeing.
You. 10Y hearers n | who speak to
You, belong to different nations. Tn
der modern conditions the books We
read, .the news sem by telegraph to
our newspapers. the strangers we
meet. half of the things we hear and
do each day, all end to bring us in
TO touch WITH other peoples. Each
people can do justice to itself only
IL it does Justice TO others: but each
people can do its part in the world
movement for all only if it first does
its dirty within its own household.
The good citizen must be a good citi-
zen of his own country first before
he can with advantage be a citizen of
the world at large. / wish you well.
I believe in you and yonr future. |
admire and wonder at the extraordi-
nary greatness and variety of your
achiev e-nents in so Ia and such
widely different fields: and my admi-
ration and regard are all the greater,
and not the less, because | an so pro
found a believer In the institutions
and the people of nv own land
Read the Record Want Ads.
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THREE FATALLY HURT IN A
PENNSYLVANIA WRECK.

PittsbGrg, Pa, Nav 12.-Three men
were fatally injured and several other
passengers and trainmen were badly
hurt and many persons severely bruis-
ed and shaken when n west bound
passenger train on the Cleveland and
Pittsburg division of the Pennsylvan-
in railroad. was derailed and went ov
er a fourteen foot e-nbankment near
Alliance, Ohio. today.
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ROSWELL AND NJ. NJ. M. 1.
PLAY BALL TOMORROW.

Base ball at Anuse,ncnt Park is
the bill for tomorrow afternoon, be
ginning promptly at three O'Clock
Roswell and the Military Institute
will be lined up against each other
Three games have been secured pos
itively for May 25. 26 and %, wher
Clovis will return for another series.
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Michigan Good Roads.

Grand Rapids, Mich, May Estate
officials. congressman and practical
road builders arc on h program of
the convention opened here today by
the Michigan State Good Roads Asso-
citation. Plans will he made for a gen.
era Improvement of Michigan high-
ways. with tae aim of placing them
among the best in the country.
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Nurses Must Reaister.

Des Moines, Ia, May l2.-Nurses
who practice their profession in Iowa
without complying with the state law
requiring registration will be prose
c1Ited, according to officials of the To-
wa association of Registered Nurses.
in session here today. The opening
feature of h program was a discus
sion ot Infant Mortality"
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Auction Sale.

] will sell at public sale the fol
lowing described articles on Satur-
day, Nav 14th. at 100 p. IL, OF the
corner of Main and Second SITS:
. bed room sets. 3 picture frames,
l stand table. 2 tubs. 6 chairs, 1 safe.
1 clock, l coal oil can, l extension
table. I kitchen table, l cook stove, 1
sewing machine.
IT. f. Harrison, anctioneer,
57t4* II. c. Owen, Owner.
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Jersey Prohibitiorists.

Trenton, N. j.. May 1z.-Opronents
of the Demon Rum and the brand of
lightning which a made Jersey
famous. assembled here today at the
state convention OF the Prohibition
lists. A candidate who VIII also run
for governor will hey nominated, and
other business transacted.
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Landsaw-Perkins Case Closed.

After three days trial. the $4,000
damage suit of Mrs. Tabitha Land
saw and husband against Mrs. Belle
Perkins and husband was his after
noo brought To a close. At $3.50 the
attorneys were addressing the jury.
In District court today the trials of
D.. J. Anderson. on h charge of sell
ing liquor to a minor. and of J. b.
West ON the charge of-carrying a
six shooter, were set for May 10. FL
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Aid Crippled Children.

London, May 12.--Under the pat
ronaSe OF tae Princess of Wales. a
concert was given today for the en-
eft of crippled children cared for by
the Waits and Strays Society. Two
duchesses and a dozen countesses
were also among the patronesses.
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TEXAS BANKERS GET GAY
AND ARE MUlUCTED COIN.

FL Paso. Texas. Man 12-El Paso's
police register is full today of John
Does and Richard Does and the chief
of police holds several dozen five-dOl-
lar bills deposited as appearance
bords by men whose real names
would be recognized rs prominent in
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Notice to School Patrons.

The patrons of both Central and
North Hill schools are urgently re-
luested to visit these schools on
Friday and examine the exhibits of
schoo! work which will be on display.
NJ. II. Brasher,
5St2. Supt. of City Schools.