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GEN. JAMES OAKES
DIES FROM FALL
Continued from Page One.

important engagements with the Mexican
forces under Gen. santa Anna
For gallantTy on the field OF battle
he was brevetted a first Lieutenant.
At the conclusion Of hostilities in Mex
ico be was assigned 10 the frontier in
the campaign against Indian uprislngs
IN Northern Arizona, in which service he
distinguished himself IN a pitched.
hand-to-hand conflict with an Indian
chief on August Y, 1850. he was badly
wounded and mcapacitated for service
for time. On June 80, lS5l, he was ap-
pointed a first lieutenant promoted on
March 8. 1856. TO a captaincy. and on
April O. 1861, was advanced 10 the rank
OF major, IN command of the Fifth Cav
airy On November J.. 1861, ne was made
a lieutenant colonel and assigned TO the
Fourth Cavalry.
Fought with Sheridan.
At the outbreak OF the civil war ne
went 10 the front with the Sixth Cav
airy. operating with the Army Of the
Potomac in the Valley Of Virginia. and
was associated with Sheridan. Hunter.
and other notable leaders. On July 81
he was made colonel OF the Sixth Cav
airy. He declined the commission Of
brigadier general Of volunteers May Il.
1881. prefeTing 10 remain with the reg
ular army. In 1862 he led his regiment
IN the Tennessee and Mississippi cam
paigns. In 1865. for a time, he was in
the muster and recruiting service sta
toned al Washington. From 1863 10 1866
he was commander OF the District of
Illinois. On March 80. 1855, he was bre-
Vetted brigadier general
After the close OF the civil war he re-
turned TO Washington, and in 1851 and
1859 was at the head Of the Freedmen's
Bureau, in charge OF the district OF AUS
tin. Tex. Later he was assigned 10 the
northern frontier Of Texas, Kansas, and
Arizona, taking an active part in the
fighting against the Indians.
Prominent in CIubdom.
Gen. Oakes was retired at his own
request after more than thirty years
service, April %, 1879. Since his retire
ment he had spent much OF his time in
Washington. New York. and Pittsburg.
He was widely known in club social,
and literary life OF Washington, New
York and Pittsburg. He was an active
member Of the Army and Navy Club.
Military Order of Foreign Wars. Azetic
Club of lS47, Loyal Legion, Grand Army
OF the Republic. Order Of Indian Wars
OF the United States Cavalry AssOcia-
ton. Military Service Institution. Ma
tlonal Geological Society. National Geo
graphic Society. and Military Order OF
Loyal Legion. In New York he was a
member of the Army and Navy Club. the
University Club, and other organizations.
He was a member of the University and
Duquesne clubs. Of Pittshurg.
For the last five years Gen. Oakes had
made his home at Stoneleigh Court. He
was a familiar figure at the Army and
Navy Club. the Metropolitan Club. and
the University Club. of this city.
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railroads Want Younger Men.

Middletown, n. Y, Nov. 27.-It is said
here that the Erie Railroad has adopted
a new rule. whereby only young men
will be taken into its employ hereafter.
Up to the present time there has been an
age limit for those seeking employment
with the Erie. being from sixteen to
fifty. Under the new rule only stalwart
young men, between the ages of sixteen
and thirty-flve. viii be employed.
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James B. stewart Dead.

New York. Nov. 27.-James B. Stewart
Yale. 10. died to-day at Riehland. N. Y.
The cause OF his death was pneumonia
Mr. Stewart was admitted 10 the order
Of Masons last Monday night He was
a member Of the Yale Club and OF the
Phi sigma Kappa. He was a son Of J.
c Stewart, a contractor, we'll known
all over the country. He was brother
ir-law OF w. W Plankington. of Mil
waukee. and of Caswell Ellis, OF New
Orleans
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WOMAN BADLY BURNED.
Mrs. Darling Injured When Alcohol
Lamp ExplOdes.

Mrs Harry Darling. OF 1O1i X street
northwest, was painfully burned on the
hand and arm by the explosion OF an
alcohol lamp in a bedroom on the second
floor OF the house yesterday afternoon.
The flames spread rapidly, and she mar
rowly escaped being more seriously in
jured.
4 telephone call summoned No. En-
gine Company 20 the scene, and when the
firemen arrived they found the room filed
with flames. Curtains, furniture, and
other property were destroyed. The loss
is estimated at $50 covered by insurance.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.


L. s. Dept Of Agriculture Weather Bureau.
Washington, Sunday, Nov. q, lel0-s p. M,
storm Of considerable energy that moved east
ward from Illinois into Western Ohio during sun
day caused heavy rain IN the Ohio Valley during the
day, moderate rain throughout the Gulf States and
moderate rain or alOW in the Lake region. General
eloudiness and some precipitation had spread east
ward 10 the Middle and South Atlantic coast by
Sunday night A pronounced fall in temperature
closely follows this disturbance. 1t had grown 20
"a degrees colder Sunday from the Plains States
s0uthWard 10 near the Teas coast.
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Loca1 Temperature.

Midnight S. 2 a. m. IS; a m. 81 6 a m. 81
a. m, 81 /; 10 a. m. 81 II noon, q; . p m, 4s;
n m. A.: D. IA. IS; p. m. 43; 10 p. m. Al
Highest a. lowest, 90
Relative hunidity-s a. M. g.; p m. ~. Rain
fall Is p m 20 5 ?. M T. Hours of sunshine, g.
Per cent of possible sunshine. s.
Temperature same date last year-Highest, 81;
lowest =
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MOOSE NOMINATE OFFICERS.
:. II. TalkeS Is Named for President
of Order.

Members Of the Social Order of Moose.
Herd No. 9, held their annual nomina-
tion OF officers last night at their head
quarters. 4l9 Tenth street northwest j.
D. O'Connor presiding over the meeting
II is expected that additional neInina-
JiOns viii he made on the day or the cleo
tion, December Il Full limitations We're
held during the evening. and afterWard
refreshments were served.
The following were nominated for Of
fees; President. S. II. Takes: first vice
president II. W. Finch. second vice
president. w. q. Brown. treasurer. T. Z.
Bailey; recording secretary, r. X. Pietsch:
financial secretary, W. r. Sarbo; keeper
Of the herd. G. B. Gavner; inner guard,
", Skelly; outer guard, c. Edwards; legal
adviser. Col Montague; trustees, Of which
four VIII be chosen. W Mooney, Col
Montague, Frank Hall. Joseph Crowley.
y. Schmidt and NJ. Proctor.
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Trailing Arbutus In November

Vineland. N J., Nov. I.-Howard
Mitchell while out in the woods to-day
found some pixie" or trailing arbutus.
IN full bloom This is rare occurrence
at this time OF the year.
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DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE.
hobeTt ETp % years, L. s. Soldiers Home. D. u
Marion l. snlalley, A years, SS9 G st. uw.
Annie Z. Lay. IS years, i763 Willard e. NV.
Timothy z O'Conncr GO years. 1853 sherman ave.
Michael Walsh, p years. Emergency Hosp
COLORED.
Charles Carter. 81 years. Il Temperance Hall aIey.
Akers Brown, . years, . Madison court,
Roscoe W. Taylor. years 25l5 Champlain ave.
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MANCHESTER MEN HoNORED.
Irish-American UnioR Holds Annual
Memorial Exercises.

Memorial Exercises.
The lrish-Ameriean Union held It's an
nual exercises in commemoration of the
Manchester martyrs, Allen. Larkin. and
O'Brien, last night at Plasterers' Hall.
Pennsylvania avenue and -Four -an.l-a-half
street northwest. The exercises were OF
a patriotic order. and the hall was filled
with the Celtic element OF the city.
The story OF the men and their execu-
tion by the English was told by P. T.
Moran. Other speakers were Patrick f.
Carr. Arthur Small. Edward L. Tucker,
George A. Malone. and Morris p Sheehy.
Music was furnished by William Hart,
Frank J. Kenney. and Matthew Meyers.
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DIED.

GALLAGHER-On Friday. November .,
1919, at a. m, at his residence, 5i3
A street southeast, DR.. NJ F. GAL
LAGHER, beloved husband OF Cath
crime NJ and father OF Florence Gal
lagher
Requiem mass at ST. Peters Church,
Second and c streets southeast. Mon
day, November 2S, at 3 a. m.
SMALLEY-On Saturday, November q,
1910, at a. m. Mrs. Mai MARIAN
SMAL.LEY. Of the American Saliva
tion Army
Funeral services Wednesday, November
80, at ! D. m.
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study IN Germany Of the protective effect 20
vegetation of mantls Of snow has disclosed the
fact that the looser the the greater its power
70 protect what IS henea-h 4.
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Tide Table.

Today-High tide. SIS a. m. and $50 p m. Low
tide 1890 a. m
Tomorrow-High tide, s.Sl a. m. and So D. n.
Low tide. l2sS N. and 1912 p M.
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Largest Morning Circulation.

While you think OF II. telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald.
and bill will be sent you at cent word.
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TOLSTOI HAD FAITH
Warned Society of Pitfalls,
Says Rev. Mr.. Douglas.
CONSISTENT IN HIS MISSION

wholesome Lesson TOLLS Genera
ticn Taught by Great Russian.
Religion for Cause OF Common
People, Declares Pastor I'm Sermon.
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TEMPERATURES in other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twenty-four hours ended
at 7. N. yesterday. are as follows;
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FEARED
Democrats Troubled Over
Baltimore Rally.
ATTACK ON BRYAN POSSIBLE

Politicians Believe Baltimore Cele-
bration in January May Bring Out
Peerless Leader" TO Go on "Vyar-
Dath"-Representat Gathering.
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CONDITION of the Water.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
HaIpers Ferry. ". Va, Nov H.-Bosh rivers eisar.
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ROBBED BY BANDITS
James w. Burdine Loses
ValuableS.
NO TRACE OF BOLD THIEVES

Well-knOwn saloon Keeper Is Held
Up in Southwest at Early Morning
Ring, and Scarf Pin-NegrOes over
look His Cash In Their Haste.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-28
DEMOCRATS AWAIT
HUGE CONFERENCE

Continued from Page One.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17
Presidential Succession.

in case of the removal, death or
resignation o. inability OF both the
president and wee president Their
the secretas, Of state shall act as
president until tie disability Of the
president OF vice president is re
moved or a president IS elected. The
rest Of the order of succession Is
secretary Of the treasury, secretary
Of war. attorney general. postmaster
general. secretary Of the interior,
secretary Of agriculture and seere-
tarv Of commerce and labor. The
acting president in case congress Is
not in session must call a SPECIAL
session. giving twenty days notice.
New J ork American.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17
\aTs,>y yag si{IsIlJN.

SER ana -. NJ
Department s. s.'s ln.stIes.
| la.ss: s9--..;se = >sa.ss y =
\..ee i .ssss sn rs.
.loSS.f
Ct >gasbu-c \. "a Arr
5. l.ss. maGs Homestead sr.Es \
halt Il nosttvs>. 4s.s:.ssT. .s.s{. On
Nay lass, nlasss \ as.iS-1S III
IN No. 49,. Ss-al - Tor
soa;hweS. quarter o-,aWes.
quarter snd no.,hs - a..ss .
So. hives. quartz. >.csier -.
Township lSl no-.a. i..aEs ass
Il tn Principal Mel.s;iSs,l .l..s i.sso
notles q intention Is ..aAs a .sNs-
yes: proof. .a ss.ae.ls.7 easa . ne
laac above GssSes5 5e.. so-s
Rocks. cis.s q: ,as CS-se c6a-..
81 Linton. Novth Ilas,o-a IN ne
ninth day 81 Ayrl .'ls
Clairan, Names IS WITNESSES
Ninzenz Miller. q. sraS --s \ p
John ]. Dun. 6: S.s>s y p
Georg Jochina q S,ras a7s \. =.
Joss,a Sctaxal.lg. u SsraSsrg \. n
ii Il lsMs ass >-e.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17
nosE TO THE OCCASION.
A Polite Elephant and Ready Wit.ed
Snowman.

That everything should be ID its
own place is matter not only OF
convenience, but Of necessity io-
some people and some animals, as
the following examples from John
Augustus O'Shea's sLeayes From
the Life of Special Correspond
ent' 60 to prove. Certain orders
of intellect run smoothly in accus-
toned grooves, but have no ability
to meet any unusual occasion The
author describes a visit to travel
ing menagerie
The Snowman was repeating his
lesson like schoolboy. He vas en-
larging CD the peculiarities Of the
ostrich Of Africa, upon the uncanny
form Of which the visitors were sup
posed to be gazing.
.But, my FRIEND | remarked in
an undertone TO that functionary.
"that is no, the ostrich Of Africa !:
that is the pelican Of Australia
They're always playing jokes on
me" exclaimed the Snowman plain
lively. How can cove tell which
is which if they goes on a-changing
Of the cages when his back is turn
ed ?"
In the other instance Of the value
Of order it was the animal which
was not equal to the emergency.
The Snowman rose superior to such
slight vicissitudes Of fortune
In the illness of the regular show
man substitute was furnished with
piece Of paper setting forth the
elephants tricks.
SThe behemoth will now walk
around the ring CD three legs
shouted the Snowman
Behemoth did as ordered, and the
audience applauded
seThe behemoth will now stand
on his hind legs!' The elephant
i performing his tasks faithfully
At last mistake was made in the
order Throwing his whip on the
h ground, the Snowman announced
that the oehelnoth would now lift
'he whip with his trunk Nothing
9 s4e kind happened. The ele-
paaas began moving around the
.i1'5 aaehward. A negro attendant
M'sS pered 70 the Snowman:
flats his next numberv
Us Snowman was equal to the
8 ladies' and gentlemen, my fla
q e5,.a 49, Is not backing out of his en-
81 tsas but he is more polite
81 ~ ~ and wishes to make his fare
81 ar oslore he goes. So polished
81 H. -, - manners that he retires a:
n fali ...,sas at court and presently will
to'ie@ with the whip"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17
One on Father.

William had jusg returned from
college. respondent n peg Top t.ou-
-ers. six hosiery, q fancy waisicoaT
and : neesIie that spoke ior Itself.
II entered the library. where h.s
father was reading. The old gentle
man looked up and surveyed his
son. The longer he looked the
more Disguised he became
Son. he finally blursel out,
'.you look like a d fool :"
Later the old major who lived
next door came in and greeted the
boy heartily William he s4ld,
with undisguised admiration. YOU
look exactly like Your father did
twenty-five years ago when he came
back from school,
Yes replied William, with a
smile, $50 father was just telling
me .
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17

NOTICE gog Pr BLlCATloN
SRA NJ. ts1>S
Dspa-. ..sae-s .; the Interior.
I Lard G<Ses s; Bismarck. y. d.
January :. 1910
N.5ca j hereby gwen ;has
Peter Mas.el,
8. >.-zs-s y n. wno. on March
as. made Homestead App.ica-
ssS>>. Ssrisl Ne. (ss5. Ter
t- na q southeast quarter and
Lots ana and 1.Section ,, Township
- ao--n, Range Il west Of Fifth
!p-ir.eirs Meridian. has fled notice
g. Intention % make final hveyear
e-oe: Il establish claim 10 the land
atoye described. before l. 4 Wealth
e-ss United States commissioner /.
:. Ian.3r. No-sh Dskn.a. on the a-h
izs q. As-53. 1910.
Cainsar. names as witnesses
.aator le..e-. of Wissek. y. q.
Ralzsr Nesssr. q Napoleon. \. D
.Jasos D. Tlchshs.. Of Wishsk. Nd.
Nc;.aas Aos-le. Of Hague. y. D.
NJ. II. Jewel. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17
Hearing Petition for Appoint
ment OF Administrator.
Z North DAKOTA.
my OF EmmOnN.

- -.t : North IiAhtsit.
nlniy OF Fmmon>
apu,y Court BEFORE Hon HATES b
.ficy Judge
ne mi,ter y ,i- estate .. rA,r.ck Moran
4rt-a>s0
'ar NARA Q is-ii!y, Thomas Moran. FL
tn Wallace Edward Moran John Moran
Michael Moran respondents
,iian hearing petition for appointment q.
administrator
TIE state q Norih paNosa 10 the above
iatAec respondents. aud All persaas in
;ere>tvd IA thu estate o. pat.ic. Moran.
decreased
Asq and zach q. yau arr hereby no;iieG
r ~ " n.fi.d Moran. tile petitioner herein
DIS 4 I'D n this court i petition praying that
ier> 4 administration upon the estate q!
r3ci. Nofan ate o. The COUNTY of En- mons
ai STAT. II North Dakota. deceased, IN.
: I.ea l. Charles Coventry. and that
af >ila petition wills OF heard and
IN Ell 1efY r 4, Y !, W. Sqp' n 1n FIJI 81,
y AKt Ii. y y 1910 a, Ten O'Clock in the
forenoon q that day, al The cou.iruouiS Of
Ills c0arJ, Z the county court house IN the
Y a-e q Linton.county OF kmuons and state
ei North Dakota, aud you. and each Q: you
aiv Hereby cited 10 be and appea, before this
sas petsiioa ana Show Cause. II any there be.
~ the PRAYER OF SAID petition should M, be
er4Hiea
CHARLES h CARLEI
t>tAi Judge Of the County Cou.i
Dated Us q day q. March \, I, isio
III b, >esvice q 'he above citation b..
y sGe ~ publication IN the Z tnmoas i, MY
htcord fl three successive weeks
CHARLES Il CAELEY.
~ Al Judge Of tne County Court
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17
Ferry Privileges.
Bids Wanted. Blank Books.

>,aea proposals VII oe received ny the
i ara OK County ON 1issioners Of Emrnons
s4slty. North Dakota. untI. : o'clock 2. m
\ u ,. lsio. for supplying the county Offices
MN all necessary bank books. AS required
:: ttss an>u.nc year Bank forms Of pro-
ig>a.> furnished on application
Ni.A Blu 'ot Bans Books and aaa-sss
3aaty Auditor
psiee i. lin'oa y H. mis- III day 0:
!. G FITS,
unity Auditor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17
Two casex.

The clerk Of arraigns on asslz-
was swearng the Jury when jury
man said
speak up, / cannot hear what
YOU sav 5.
The presidlng:judge asked him if
he were deaf
eyes. loy lord, Of one-ear.'
sWell,7 responded the Judge.
''you may 90, for it is necessary that
jurvmen should hear both sides.
Another Judge, however, on a hike
objection, said:
'.Oh. let him be sworn We only
hear one SIDE Of case al time.
Exchange.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17

NOTICE FOR FI BileAIioN
tSerial NO ,sira
Department o. the lTts.le..
[. $ Lard Office al Bismarck, N.ll.,
February : slti
Notice is hereby giyen that
Albert ). Seeley
OF Linton. North Dakssa, who on
March -. 1905. made Homestead
Application NO lfl';si. Serial No.
oso;Sn. for northwest quarter q
northeast quarter. r9rtileas- guar
ter u northwest quar.el ard south
half u northN &. sGste. q Scctlon
"a. Township "a assl., Range y
west Of Fifth Principal Meridian.
has fled notice u iRteHtiQn make
ina proof. 10 establish clans To the
land above described. .elQie l.. y
Wes herhy. Unite! States c6alnlis-
sioner. at Linton, NeYth Alako,a. q
the nnth day Of April 1870
Claimant names as WITNESSES
George H. Dexter q Linton. y D.
Carl Lindburg. 81 lin,en. \ y.
Stephen Sullivan. u Linton. \ L.
Thomas Martinson. / Lilton, y. o.
NJ. Il. Jewel Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tSeria, Ne. n'i52-
Department Of the interior.
S. Land Office al Bismarck. n Il
Notice is hereby given that

eul S.GI 4, As4fi.
Notice is hereby given that
Ezra 2. Lunkel.
OF Laryik, North Dakota. no, on
March 25. 1905. made Homestead
Entry No. 30C49. Serial No. Nti5.212e
for east half of southwest Quarter
and nest half of southeast quarter
of Section s. Township l.S3 north.
Range IS west Of Fifth Principal Me
ridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final tive-yeaI pracf. to IS
tahlish claim to the land above de-
scriued. before r G Rocks. clerk Of
district court. at Linton, North l)a-
kota, on the ninth DAY OF April 1870
Claimant names as Witnesses
Rudolph Gau, Of Larry il y i
Steve Sullivan. Of | a.Nik. y H.
James a. Blewett, Of l.aiNik y. u.
Hersy j Benedict. OF l.arsIh. y. ID.
NJ. II. jew ell. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial Nc. G269el.
Department q. the Interior.
Land Office at Bismarck. n o..
February :, 1910
tee Is hereby given that
Saldassar Mat.ern,
&. S..asburg. North Dakota. who. on
.ss y ,oaS. made Homestead .Ap-
s, .a,iaa Nc. 4otsS6. SERIAL No. 0oeo9.
Il. aos,h half Of northeast quarter
...G nar.h hal Of northwest quarter
Section -. Township l3l north.
Ranse = west Of Fifth Principal
Meridian has filed notice Of intention
.o make final comnlutation proof.
Il establish claim 70 the land above
described. before L. A. Weather by.
Un;sei States commissioner. at
Lin.an. North Dakota, on the ninth
Gas q april. 1910.
a,uant names as witnesses:
seyh +. Baurgartner. of Stras-
surg. y. o.
Adam Thomas. Of Ssrasburg. n D.
Charles Meier. Of Strashurg, \. D.
Frank Ma,tern. Of Ssrasburg,N d.
M. H. Jewell. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17

Notice is hereby given that . petition hss
the vacation Of the alley 10 block eight (s).
In Hunters first addition to Linton. and the
trustees will consider the matter aid hear
M. testimony and evidence OF persons in
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17

Miss Lesh Viii appear as reader
with the liinNrrsity CIR hestrl rent
Friday evening SUNDAY Minueapo
lis journal. Miss esh wlil Ne at
Linton Opera House. FRIDAY, Anvil
list.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17
LIES UPS AND DOWNS.


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sas daF us. boy nay become 8
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-.a-5oo you for c1-s ooa dark.
s..oav aigh:. many years ago. ron
stopped your boat O. the MISSISSIPPI
-vG 10 take o. s load Of wood
There vas . boy o. board WHO vas
working lis passage from New Or
leans 70 ST. Louis. ba. he was very
sex Q: :eve, ani was lying IN q
5ans You had plenty q nen 70
90 the WORK, buI you went 10 that
bay with stick .; wood i your
hand and drove hin with blows and
curses OF; into TIE vretched nigh.
ana kept him toiling Ike 8 slave IN
Il the load was completed was
tia. boy. Here IS you. pardon.
Never again be guilty Of such bra-
.ality.n
The man. covering and hiding
his face, went out without word
Exchange.
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NOTICE FOR AIls1N
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lSsrla. Nc
Department ne iae
I 5. Land o.sice Il snar \ y
Jan.ar1 lsla
Notice Is nere,sy sst aat
Rons.. Fn
OF Marie. \. u. WI i.asr
1875. made Homestead h,.rs NJ.
3le.ti. Serlal NJ. ti.,s, =. east na :
q sou,heas. quarter II >setson :.
Township ls3s5 nor-n. IsAN wess
q Fifth princiqa Meridian. mas
filed notice u in.srtl 1.s.he maj
communication ., sscsiilis..
CAIN 10 ths ana sv described.
before 2. G. Re- Is esss a...3et
court al Linton. Nertil ljaAota 4
the ninth 0ay u -Al-. --
Claimant names = wi-nesSes
Ben Christensen. q Ma. IL \ y
Karl Guttormson q Mars \, =
Viii Noble. q Mare y T.
Luther Hoagland. Nap .n MD.
n. II. .Jewes. Reg lister.
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