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Auto Lamp Repairing.

LET Us DO Tive can put your auto lamp
and radiators into proper condition at very
small cost 20 YOU Prompt work. Satisfac-
tfnn guaranteed MOORE x CO 10s John
Marshall place Enons z347. JaI-sa. mott
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Herb Specialist.

MANUFACTURES OF Herb Remedies EhI-s
are guaranteed TO cure OF relieve any anA
al ailments Mems complaints q speciality
n A LOUIS 4 SONS. I79S III 81 N "
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TEOs- b oMEN 3 soN. $500

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE. IN SOUTH
BROOhLASD- D -
By virtue OF a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded. IN Liber No SO5s. Folio 20. e. seq
Of the land records Of the District Of Co
cured thereby the undersigned trustee VIII
sell a. public auction. within the oftice Of
THOS- J OWEN & son. 1881 Street
y W. on MONDAY THE ZST DAY or
JANUARY. A D. 1910. AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK n. the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lana
and premises siJua . IN the County OF Wash
ingtOn- District O. Columbia, and designated
As and being Lots 2 3. 4 ; 9. and Z IN
Block 20 Lot 4 IN Book Z. and all or
Block y. IN william O DenisOn and Red ord
W walker Trustees subdivision OF and
nov known as south BUcokIand.' as PEE
. OF the Surveyors Office Records OF the
District - Columbia. subject 90 certain
covenant running with the land that no
slaughter house shall be erected
TERMS OF SALE oue-thi-d Of the pUT-
chase money 10 be paid IN cash, balance in
two eQua. lnstalinenLs. payable an one and
two years, with interest al s per CeD-uu per
sununl, payable sern3-aEu lally- from day u-
sale secured by deed OF trust upon The prop
erty sold. or AL cash a. the option OF tn
purchaser. A DEPOSIT OF 5000 VIII be re
quired at time Of sale All c0nveyaEcinE-
recording. etc AZ cost q purchase Terms
from day Of sale otherwise the trustee re-
SERVES the right % resell The property at
the risk and cost Of defsUlIinE purchaser.
after FIVE days adyertlEeuen- OF such resale
in some newspaper published in Washing
EATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COM
PANE. formerly The National SAFE De-
post Savings and Trust Company. OF the
District OF Columbia. Trustee
By Wd- D HOOVER President
-aLf-. y - p p. -
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Dress Suits For Hire.

ONLY UP-TO-DATE fun dress and tuxedo
suits for hire NJ T PINES, Merchant
Tailor. 1905 9Th ST y W 5z1-tf
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Law and Collections.

ALL CASES. all courts. secret service. Col
no2S-tf
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Jewelry.

WATCHES AND CLOCKS OF
ALL KINDS REPAIRED
All work guaranteed for one year Send poz-
tai and viii call s GREENBERG Expert
Watch Maker and Jewelcr, SIS H St " E
jae2-3t
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Miscellaneous.

! PAY the highest cash prices for fades
Eentiemen'sr and Childreu's CASTOR wearing
apparel; drop card. wiz call C. LIVING
STCN, l24 TN St y W. OF phone North T504
jyIs-tf
TVA,STED-To buy OF hire a female dog With
young H " STEWART. ZIG 18th ST y
W. Ja24-8r"
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth
1E65 either ladies' gents send postal
win call b TARSHES. 1905 7th St y "
Phone North 499 ses9-tf
EyANTED-591 trunks 10 repair al work
guaranteed charges moderate De NEPH-
ENS- 90 9Th st y W Phone Main 1oz9-
TvAc(TED-FurnIture and carpets. contents
O. houses a specially for cash. fair and
square dealings ALBACGH srh and Z
deIs-tt
Law BOOKS wanted. secondhand. cheap
cor cash. send list and price LAW
STUDENT. 1892 10th St y W JaZ-2t"
TTANTED-Furniturs for cash. sell your
goods 70 the man who gives you The most
none See HOLLYWOOD sth and X te2-tf
BIG MONEY paid for cast OF clothing. shoes.
Iass, and shirts drop postal. viii cali
II GEWIFZ- los 7ln ST. y W
auf-w-th 81. rn-tF
ANYTHING TO SELF
Include il in Saturdays auction sale a.
WES-FiL s. geo Pa ave y W Good re
suits Phone I-s- Tor wagon Ja5-59r
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Loan Societies.
Medical.

DR.. SHADE S Specials sisIS.
Wash1Egton'z Oldest Specialist.
SS years practices treating Nervous
and Chronic Diseases also stomach
lungs asthma, CaLarTh. appendicitis. live
heat kidneys, bladder. structure, discharEez
general debility. and special weakness: blood
snd skin diseases Special and private A.
merits OF both sexes cured quickly Consu.-
1ariou free Hours $50 u and 70
SUNDAY. $50 to 1854 Chandler Building Ess-
vator and phone aust
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FOR SALE
NEAR CHEVY CHASE g con
Coy home Of seven rooms ana bah
furnace heat sewer and electric
lights lot S0z20o- This house was
built IoT owner. and Is Vel construct
ed The location is excellent
THOS. J FISHER g. co INC
rs 18th 81 y. W rzZ2-5t
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Horses and Vehicles.

FROM BLUEMOST. Va. one sound youuE
business horse. one sound dFaught horse.
good leader. BREADy'S STABLES, 9th and
- sis n. W iaSs-atc
TEAMS. CARRIAGES. HORSES FOR HIRE
Horses boarded. Low rates WALTER New
Jersey ave. ana X St y w Phone Main 7s4-
Jazz, q 2. 25.27
VAN-TED-TWo-horse farm wagon. must Be-
In good condition and cheap BOX II Times
Office IaZ2-2rs
JUST RECEIVED. y Virginia horses: one
pair ]. $50; one pair 1.2o0- dappie grays- IL
r ST. s T. Phone Lincoln 1895 X 5aZ1-4t
FOR HIRE-PleasUre teams, business teams
or a horse for your wagon, by the day
week OF month. at reduced rates PITS
%OGLE. rear so Pa ave n W Main ST.
1aI0-l5t
FOR SALE-I2 horses and mares Owner
must sell Rear ATE Pa ave 5s5-tf
Buy YOUR BLANKETS and robes at
COGswELL'S- Large square blankets. 20
up Large pIuEs robes. $50 up The best
rain covers, $50 Up. Largest assortment OF
new and secondhand harness 81 and Up.
vehicles, So up Phone ID 14TI- z0S-211-zIZ-
"a eth St y. W noz5-1
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Hauling and Moving.

WE MOVE ANYTHING-From small tores
and baggage TO the heaviest machinery safes
etc Furniture in padded vans a SDeciaItv
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE co
seG-Sz2 z St y ". Main $500
Tas-R0t
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DIR. FISK ELGIN,

Evne-t IN treatment OF special diseases
-I--o1Fc < acute. Both sexes Consultations
ro1fdeutiaI- Medicine furnished Prices mod
&C 21. Z NV. Phone Pa Main Offcs
1-o-r~z 2 70 L TO 6 fa15-Sot"
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DICKEY BROS. LIGHT DRAYAGE. FLOUR
& FEED. Fff7-1f49 MARYLAND AVENUE
y L PHONE LINCOLN 4z2. Ja19-7tc
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Pianos and General Hauling.

PIANO AND GENERAL. HAULING
Expert piano movers Hauling $50 Pack
Ing and shipping Furniture s. 80 load 51S
10th and ISIS 9Th Phone NJ $4z9- ja22-E
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For Rent-Acreage.
For Sale-Real Estate.

HOME for you on very easy payments.
The price and terms will surprise y-or-
Modern 6 rooms porch front, back yard all
improvements. y. z section.
Price. =. 80: S1e0 down; s25.75 monthly.
MCGEE & KENGLA. I7O1 18th st N "
ta22-3t-
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TypeWTiterS.

REBUILT L c Smiths Underwood Fem
ingtop. Smith Premier, good as new, for
sale and rent at lowest prices Typevg ritter
and Office Supply Co. II67 q 81 n w n 800
oco2-rf
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FOR SALE
CLOSE TO SOFT CIRCLE
SUlsndidiy built home for
t&S5G.
SIX rooms. porcelain bath. furnace
heat open dTCplaCss-
Lot - 5EInO
RAPE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE
ODERATE-PETEED HOME N
CHARMING LOCATION
THOS- J FISHER & co, INC.
rs 18th 81 y X ta2Z-w
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DIR. NICHOLSON 5 5fs Is Sc
,Servozs disease. ScIatIcs, Goitre, EczsmA.
Rheuuatism- Catz-rh. ali diseases Of elthsr
sex lowest charges. personal attention. CO..
tracted disease cured very quickly no2-f
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FOR SALE
on COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
NEAR CAR LINE
$500
This Is an IDEAL home Conveniently
located contains six. rooms. reception
hall and bath first floor finished In
hardwood good yard and front and
rear pC-Ches
THOS- J FISHER & CO., INC.
rs 15th st y. W fae2-gr
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Window Cleaning.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS.
White help and moderate prices LEON L
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co, re-
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E. S. SINCLAIR,


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE-
STORY BRICK DWELLING No Zlli
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed OK trust, duly
recorded in Iiber No Z705, folio 249, et seq,
OF the land records Of the District OF Co
Iumbia, and 81 the request OF the party Sc
cured thereby. the undersigned, BY virtue OF
po-ver vested IN HIN as substituted trustee,
VIII sell at public auction, n front of the
premises Thu RSDAE. JANUARY -tIHr
1870 AT FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ, tho follow
inE-descrIbed land and premises situate IN
the city OF washington District Of Columbia
and designated as and being lot To- according
70 W2Jers plac Of subdivision Of lots IN
square 4. said lot being more particularly de-
scribed in said deed OF trust. together with
the improvements.
Terms Of sale All cash deposit u
$3.50 viii be required al time Of sale All
convey anCinE. recording. etc. at cost OF pur-
chaser Terms Of sale 70 be compiled with
within fifteen days from day OF sale. other
wise the substituted trustee reserves the
right 90 resell th- property az the risk and
cost Of defauitiug purchaser. after I'VE DAYS
advertisement o. such resale in some ne7 s.
paper published IN Washington. d C.
ROBERT f BRADLEY.
ta21-5t. eESu Substituted Trustee
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Suburban Property.

FOR SAIsE-S-room house and stable A
Congress Heights 81 500; small monthly paw
ments Inquire SO 9Th St 8 E JaIs-sts
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Dentistry.

DOCTORS ELZEY. DENTISTS
Dentistry in all branches Guaranteed
s " Cor 1U-h and r Entrance on I0rh
ja5-90t
LLEEOL4AR TEETEF-PaEuIess. lasting won
CCrfully ufeIiEe- UrldgewCrk plates IN
necessary painless filing DR. = L VII
son. 1903 z. tyH-tF
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n TIE SUPREME COURT or TIE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA In -. George r
Howard trading as The Howard stove Co
bankrupt In bankruptcy. No So To the
creditors Of said bankrupt Notice is hereby
given that on the pa day Of JauEary- SO,
the said George E Howard vas duly a ju-
diCated bankrupt and that the first Ueetiug
Of his creditors viii be held at m Office,
Room No sos, Columbian Building No 416
Fifth st y W Washington, D c. on the
Sd day o. February 1910. al II O'Clock 4 m
at which. time the said creditors may at
tend. prove Chsir claims, appoint q trustee.
examine the bankrupt and tTaESa~t such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting. e s NcCALNONT- Referee
in Panlyrr1utCv It
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COUWiEsi0n 10pOinted % aDQraise dana Ees-
tSeaD- A true copy. test = r YOUNG, /
Clerk BY f z CUNNINGHAM Assistant
Clerk jacI-S1t- exS5u
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Clairvoyants.

Mrs. r LESBY.
PaImistry and systematic card readings.
references 20 ability given. posftfvei-
ladies only; II a. n % go ?. H. ss5 Nsgs
York ave y " SeI-fF
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FOR SEI-F
CLOSE TO LINCOLN PARK
3ss
SIX ICONS reception hall and bath
Remarkably low price
THOS. J, FISHER & co, INC.
rs 18Th ct y. u. 1ze,-Sr
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FOR SALE-A new seven room house with
bath one-han acre OF land in Takorns Park
only $500 a bargain See Us for suburban
homes
5s22-St
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Wall Paper.

C. O. SILENCE Wall Papers Lowest prices
Get my estimate before having work done
$50 q st. y. W jaI9-7ta
LATEST DESIGNS large rooms papered IS:
ja1S-tf
ROOMS PAPERED s. TD. -nouI5fnVs &c a
foot on the wall LIE FRECX- 15JI 9Th 81
y " Phone North 5sSI- 5aIs-tf
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CONGRESS HEIGHT5Feb. / Groom house
and stable, So Inquire 81 Sth St s. <
jal9-6t'
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Spiritualisnn.
Palnlists.

ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST
Whole Fortune TCId. I5c
open Nights I125 SIN St n u
-
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SAEANESE SPANIEL singing Canaries.
parrots. cats, rabbits. white mice, rats gold
fishes. etc Dogs and cats. SCHAIID-S BIRD
STORE. 11Z 18th St 1azI-5r
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For Sale Miscellaneous.
SALE OE PIANOS

SALE OF PIANOS.
WISER UPRIGHT good tone and action
SO Squares SlH- organ 81. EASY TERMS
$50 credit on el5 Pianos or organs
LAWRENCE :. 51= 10Th
Tuning $50 Hauling etc Ltc
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NJ H PHILPITT- Prop John Hess. Mana
ger Reliable Umbrella and ParaEoI Maker.
netter gloria and silk, 81 SGI z st y "
-,rll--- " 90
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Wants
Holmes Homemade Pies
LOT MTNCE PIE.


Nothing better for dessert, especially = you
serve Holmes Delicious Homemade Atncs
Pies Crisp crusJs. generous filings e0c
each Holmes Homemade FTuit Cake. any
size. -5c pound Holmes Bakery. I07 +
ST -. ". Tel 1851 de2S-tf
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fFAETED-To buy OF hire q female doE with
young H W STEWART. 2zI6 18th ST y
W jaC4-8r"
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IaIIOrS.

C. T HUNTERS SANITARY DUST KILL
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean and
bright gives them polished finish. S0c gallon
delivered Phone Main 5s5S- OfiCe Ia Pa
ave y ". GOOD FOR YOUR FURNI-
TURE TRY IT ja12-4ts
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Expert Shoe Repairing.

SEGCES-TNh1Ie sgIes and heels hand sevved.
mems sl.-5- ladies SII1 Chairs caucd. WORK
called for. delivered ConteIIs- SO z St y ".
ia14-tf
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FOR RENT-Nice houSs OF seven rooms;
well Of ane water. acre - ground; one square
CITY and Suburban trolley; SO per month.
See US for suburban homes
GEO. A. MYERS CO, 18th and \. 7 ave.
5a22-3t
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Creamery Benefits

Few people realize the extent of
the benefits or the Importance of
a creamery in any community.
Just now, and in face of the short
crop prospects, is good time to
talk more cows, more pigs, fewer
credits and longtime ID per cent
money.
For the first fifteen days in Au-
gust E. A. Sharp has paid to the
farmers $542.8O in cash for butter,
fat, representing monthly cash,
distribution of over 1000 to the
farmers in the immediate vicinity
of Williston.
It must be borne in mind too,
that August is generally one of
the poorest months in the dairy
business. Pastures by this time
are very poor and farmers, as a
usual thing, are too busy with
their crops to give the cows prop
er attention.
It must also be remembered
that this is Mr.. Sharp's first sea-
son in the manufacture of butter,
Offering the first real profitable
outlet for this product of the farm
and demonstrating beyond the
question of q doubt that increased
productive efficiency instead Of in
creased acreage is the salvation Of
the farmers in this community.
With good creamery, keeping
cows at a profit is just as practi-
cable here as in the great dairy
states of the east.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18
PLENTY OF fine
GRAIN IN STATE
JUDGING FROM EXHIBITS TO Be SHOWN
AT THE STATE GRAIN GROWING
CONTEST BEST EVER seen

Bismarck, N. D., Aug. l3.-If
one is to judge by the exhibits to
be shown at the state grain grow
ing contest Aug. 18 there is plenty
of fine grain in the state. The
samples that are being sent to the
commissioner of agriculture for
entry in the contest show up as
we'll if not better than any former
year and on account of the fact
that everything is much earlier
this year there is gong to be a
larger number of entries. There
were over dozen received yester-
day and every train will bring
them in this week. Prospective
exhibitors should remember that
the grain must be full length and.
in such quantity equal to q half q
bundle. The department pays all
express charges and is anxious for
q good sized display as from these
will be made up the exhibits that
are being sent to the various state
fairs in the east during the next
two months.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18
PALDA SELECTED
FOR CHAIRMAN
HEADS THE WARD COUNTY REPUBLICAN
ORGANIZATION Mcknight SECY.
OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE

Minot, N. D., Aug. 13.-The
meeting of the Ward county re-
publican central committee was
held yesterday afternoon at the
court house in this city.
L. j. Palda, jr., was selected as
permanent chairman, and John
Mcknight, secretary, John King
of Donnybrook was selected as
treasurer. The executive commit
tee is composed of P. M. Cole,
George Hart, Chris Ruud, j. A.
Engeland and J. NJ. Devine.
A committee on resolutions was
appointed, with Editor Crockard
Of Douglas as chairman. They will
make their report later in the week
to the executive committee.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18
MAYOR CAYN0R'S
RECOVERY ASSURED
son MAKES this STATEMENT AND HAS
ASSURANCES OF PHYSICIANS TO
THIS EFFECT

New York, Aug. 15-This state
ment was made this afternoon by
the mayors son, Rufus Gaynor,
who said that he had the attending
physicians assurances to that ef-
feet. ...
Expressions of encouragement
OH the part of all the watchers by
Mayor William J. Gaynor's bed
side ushered in the fourth day Of
his fight for recovery.
At 7:lO the following bulletin
was issued:
Mayor Gaynor passed a very
good night. He slept seven
hours. He is comfortable this
morning and in excellent general
condition. His temperature is
100, pulse rate 70, respiration 49,"
Up to this afternoon Mayor
Gaynor passed the greater part of
the day in natural restful sleep.
his attendants said. No. one was
allowed to disturb him.. not even.
the members of his family.
On the mayors awakening, re-
freshed from his sleep and giving
evidence of steady improvement,
the air of cheerfulness became
more pronounced.
Hoboken, N. j., Aug. Is.
Mayor Gaynor continues to i'm
prove. He passed quiet and
restful night and is strong and
cheerful this morning. The doc
tors are pleased with his condi-
ton.
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Enlarged Billiard Hall

Dap Hapip, proprietor of the
G. N. billiard and pool hall has.
made several improvements lately.
An addition 20x24 was built to the
west end of the building thus Civ
ing him more room. MIR. Hapip
put in another pool table and now
has four pool and one billiard
table. The arrangement of the
room gives him good light all
through and the billiard table, be-
ing placed in the new room, is ono
of the best lighted tables of all.
New cues and other supplies have
been purchased and the e. u.
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tiers to suspend action on their
homestead proofs if they are will
ing to accept the limited patent
with coal reservation as provided
in the act of June %. 1910. 1t is
also unjust to delay action in
definitely on final proofs protested
for alleged coal character of the
lands. Hearings should be pro-
vided promptly in such cases in
order that the nature of the pa
tent in each case may be eascertained
with the least possible delay.
''Fourth-That all final or COM
mutation homestead proofs where
protests have been made solely on
the ground that the land contains
coal and the homestead settlers
have filed consent to accept title
with coal reservation should be
released Immediately from suspen-
sion and be passed for examination
and approved for patent. As there
are several hundred cases of this
character said to be under suspen-
sion, we earnestly suggest that this
recommendation be specifically con-
sidered for immediate action.
''Fifth-We recommend also
that the classification contemplated
by the presidents withdrawal or
der of July Z should be made with
all possible speed and that an ade-
quate force for this purpose should
be put into the field Immediately.
''Very respectfully. s-.r
(Signed) ''John Burke, COVER
nor of state of North Dakota.
''R. S. Vessey, governor of the
state of South Dakota. ...
Robert j. Gamble, United
States senator from South Dakota.
"Coe l. Crawford, United States
senator from South Dakota.
"Eben w. Martin, representa-
tive from South Dakota.
''P. D. Norton, delegate COM
mercial and homestead clubs, North
Dakota.
Logan Berry, delegate COM
mercial and homestead clubs, South
Dakota
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TAX RETURNS
ARE SHAKEN UP
EQUALIZATION BOARD ACTS RADICALLY
REGARDING ENClNES--THE BOARD
TOOK LAY OFF YESTERDAY

Bismarck, N. D., Aug. 13. The
state board of equaliz alton did not
meet Yesterday as several of the
members had been called from the
city on various missions. During
Friday there we're a number of
classes of personal property gone
over.
The class under the head Of gas
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

Grand Forks counties coming in
for advances of 40 per cent and
others all along down the line to as
small an Increase as 10 per cent,
Billings, Bottineau and Hettinger
counties we're reduced As per cent
in this call of goods. On engines
and boilers there were also some
radical changes made, Williams
county getting a boost of 400 per
cent, Sheridan 800 per cent and
Oliver 180 and Cavalier 100. There
were other minor increases given
to other counties and there are no
instances where the amount turned
in by the county board was de-
creased. -& --u 49,.
On goods and merchandise, as is
usual there were changes made in
nearly every county but none of
them were striking. Pembina was
increased so per cent, Ransom 25
and others along down the line to
as small change as 10 per cent.
Town and city lots exclusive of
improvements and structures was
the only schedule that has been
left without change from that
returned from the county assess
ment boards.
President LeSueur and Commits
sioner McGahan of Minot appeared
before the board and asked that
the assessment of their city be left
as it had been returned. As the
city assessment was made on
basis of 37A per cent of actual
value and the county assessors
used a Is 2-3 basis for their figures
it hardly seems possible that the
board will be able to grant the re-
quest of the gentlemen, even tho
they did make an eloquent plea to
be left as their assessors and the
county board of equalization had
made their returns.
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COUNTY
FAIR THREE DAYS
COUNTY FAIR TO Be HELD AUGUST 81,
SEPTEMBER / AND 2-IN1ERESTlNG
PROGRAM FOR THREE DAYS

The Williams county fair will
be held in this city on the last day
of this month and the first two
days Of September. The program
will consist of an address on farm
ing topics, horse races, vaudeville
and other amusements. Premiums
are offered for the best exhibits.
Take three days vacation and
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Old Timer in City

Andrew Tuff of Rugby has been
in the city for several days the
guest Of F. p. Bergman. Mr..
Tuff is a retired capitalist and is
thinking seriously of moving to
Williston. He was here thirty
two years ago and at that time
was blacksmith on one Of the
steamers that piled up and down
the Missouri. He can tell many
interesting tales of the early days
before there was any railroad, any
Williston or any North Dakota.