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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03
LEAVES THE HOSPITAL.

Newspaper Woman Who Shot Self
on Road to Recovery.
Special TO The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, Jan, 2-Miss Marguerite
Marshall. the young magazine and news
paper writer, who two weeks ago was
at the point Of death at St. Vincents
Hospital as the result Of self-inficted
wounds is sufficiently recovered to leave
the hospital She has been taken by her
physician, Dr.. z. II. Morrison, to the
Doctors private cottage at Virginia
Beach. It is expected that her complete
recovery will there be the more rapid.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03
TOO SURE HE WAS A CORPSE.
Police Find Their Man Only a New
Year CeIebrant.

Altoona, Pa, Jan. 2-When s. z. Singer
was found on Bridge street to-day the
police were sure he was dead. The
body" was removed TO the city prison
and the police surgeon summoned.
Several hours were required to revive
Singer. who was in danger OF dying
from his excuses.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03
PETIT TRIANON DOESN'T SUIT.
Mrs. KessIer Deserts New Paris
Residence for Hotel

London, Jan. 2-Mr. Kesslers repro
duction in Paris Of Petit Trianon finds
no favor with Mrs Kessler. and she re-
fuses to live in it. She has a suite OF
rooms in the Hotel Bristol. and the new
house, which cost mint of money. IS
empty
Mrs. Kessler is now staying at the Ritz
Hotel, occupying the royal suite and do
ing everything on a prOpOTtfOnate scale
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03
HARTE'S DAUGHTER FREE.

Divorce Granted Mrs. II. VI. Steele
on Grounds of Cruelty.
Boulder. Colo. Jan. 2-Jessamy Harte-
Steele, daughter of Bret Harte. was to
day granted a divorce from Henry Mil
ford Steele. formerly prominent in Den
yer financial circles, and awarded the
right TO reassume her maiden name
The suit was instituted last spring by
Steele. who charged his wife with deser-
ton. Counter accusations Of extreme
cruelty We're fled by Mrs Steele, and
Judge Ingram sustained the allegations
OF this cross-conplaint. Mrs. Steele's
evidence was presented in a deposition
made at Yonkers, n. Y.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03
PAY RESPECTS TO CARDINAL.
Thousands of All Creeds Attend
New Years Reception.

Baltimore. Nd, Jan. cardinal Glib
bons' home in Charles street was the
mecca OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
CathOlics-this afternoon. the occasion
being the annual New Years reception
at the archiepiscOpal residence following
the services at the Cathedral, where he
preached.
This reception IS the most interesting
event Of the year in the life Of the car
dinal, as so many BaItimoreans Of all
creeds went to-day TO pay him their re-
spects and wish him health and happf-
ness during the succeeding year.
1t is the cardinals custom TO preach on
the first Sunday of each month, but he
faced to-day, as is usual on the first
Sunday Of the year. a congregation that
occupied every seat in the edifce and
overflowed into the aisles.
At the end Of the mass the cardinal
with the priests Of MS househoId-Rev.
DR.. W Fletcher, Rev Louis O'Donovan
Rev. J. L. Stickney. and Rev. P G
Gavan-went to the red parlor, so-called
on account of the uphostering and deco
ratlonS being In red, where he greeted
thousands Of people
CARRIED in his full robes Of purple and
wearing his scarlet cap. the cardinal
stood at the door between the two large
communicating parlors on the left of the
house as the visitors entered It from the
Charles street side.
The people began about o'clock to
file by the cardinal. the Catholics max
ing a slight Obeisance and kissing his
episcopal ring. This ceremony is com
mon all over the world with cardinals
princes of the church-and extends IN
bishops and archbishops, as well as to
mitered abbots, and II had descended
from very remote times. Those who are
not Catholics simply shook hands with
the cardinal, exchanged the condiments
OF the day and passed on
It is estimated that 4,50O or 5000 persons
paid their respects to the cardinal TODAY
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03
LIGHTING SYSTEM SOLD.

Philadelphia Capitalists Buy Lynch
burg Electric and Gas Plant.
Special TO The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va. Jan. 1.-THE announce
ment that the Philadelphia syndicate
which owned the local street railway and
electric and gas plants had disposed of
it's holdings to the American Railways
Company. which operates in dozen
cities, came as a surprise here. Lynch
burg people are gratifled to know, how
ever, that President r. D. Apperson. who
has managed the local plant and the
Roanoke plant from his Office here. viii
continue in charge. President Apperson
says there viii be no local changes, and
the property will be maintained at its
present high standard
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pnIIas slnister Co NorfolE CIR.

Norfolk. Va, Jan. 2-Dr. Thornton
Whaling. pastor OF the First Presby-
terrain Church OF Dallas. Tex. was to-
day called TO the pastorate Of the Sec
Ond Presbyterian Church OF this city TO
succeed Rev. J. E. Thaeker. recently
made evangelistic secretary Of the South
ern Presbyterian church. It is under
stood that Dr. Whaling VIII accept the
call
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03
wealthy OIL Wan Dies.

Special to The Washington herald
Clarksburg, ". Va. Jan. 2.-Silas Ash.
wealthy oil and real estate owner,
died at his home here late last night.
He was born at West Union sixty-seven
years ago. Mr.. Ash served In the civil
war as a member Of the Third West Vir-
GINA Regiment. He has been prom:-
nently identified with the G. A. R. since
its organization.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03
BRIDGE COMPLETED.
Six mile Structure Over sound Con-
meets Norfolk and Beaufort.

Richmond, Va, Jan. 1.-The last spike
was driven IN the Norfolk and Southern
Railway line on the six-mile-long bridge
or trestle across AIbemarle Sound at
Edenton. y. c., and the first train passed
over the structure last night. This indl-
Gates the closing Of the last gap in the
road between Norfolk, Va, and Raleigh
and Beaufort, y. c. The total length Of
the railway Is about COO miles. The cost
Of the bridge has been about S1.OO0,OO0.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03
GROOMED TO OPPOSE MUDD.
Laurel Friends of G.. -. Timanus
Want Him TO Run for Congress.

LAHEeI FGIchuh OF u. ID. ItmauUs
Want Him to Run for Congress.
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Laurel, Nd, Jan. Friends Of Post
master Gustavus b. Timanus. Of Laurel,
who is also manager Of the Laurel Cot
ton Mills, are urging him to become a
candidate for the Republican nomination
for Congress In the Fifth district Mr..
Timanus has served three terms as mayor
OF Laurel
Friends OF Mr. Charles H. Stanley. OF
Laurel, are urging him to seek the Demoi
cratic nomination for Congress in this
district MI Stanley IS lawyer. presi-
dent OF the Citizens National Bank of
Laurel, and president Of the school board
OF Prince George County. This district
has not been represented in Congress by
a Democrat since the death Of Mr.. Barnes
Compton. Representative Mudd now rep
resents this district.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03
Neighbors Find Her Dead I'm Bed.

Dover. Del. Jan. 2-Noticing the shut
ters in her house closed at a late hour
this morning. neighbors of Mrs. Sarah
A. Harrington, one Of DOvers oldest
and most respected citizens. broke In and
found her dead I'm bed. She was heard
to close her shutters last night, and ap-
parently had retired at her usual hour.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03
SIX HOMES DESTROYED.
Christmas Tree Candle Causes Dis
astrOus Fire.

PunXsutawney. Pa. Jan. Mrs. Mary
Brothe was fatally burned and six fam
Hes were rendered homeless when candles
left lighted on a Christmas tree in a
tenement house ignited the tree trim
mings, which in turn caused a lamp TO
explode, the flames spreading and con-
Stunning the large building.
Mrs Brothe received her injuries in an
effort to reach her three children, who
were sleeping I'm a third-fioor room.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03
ACID IN WOMEN'S VOTE WAR.
Headquarters Clerk Is Seriously
Burned by Fiery Fluid

London, Jan. IA woman. believed to
be a suffragette attempted TO destroy q
quantity of campaign literature az the
p0litical headquarters Of John Burns, at
Battersea, with acid to-day. and the clerk
H. charge was seriously burned about the
face and hands by the fluid before he
could prevent her design.
The woman gained entrance 10 the
headquarters on the pretense of assisting
In addressing envelopes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03
winchester Insurance Man Dies

Special to The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, Jan. al Watt Wood,
jr.. a young business man, died here to-
day Of pneumonia, aged twenty-six
years. Mr.. Wood came to Winchester six
months ago from Profit, Va, and was
engaged in the insurance business. His
body will be taken there.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03
Burn Grieving widovver's Home.

Shamokin. Pa, Jan. 2-Incendiaries
ignited the $500 house of Martin zurick
early to-day, and it was destroyed. Zu-
rick, in fighting the fire. was badly
burned Several days ago he buried his
wife
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Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison Dies.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Laurel, Nd. Jan. Mrs. Elizabeth
Morrison, wife Of Howard Morrison, a
former resident of Laurel. died very sud
denly to-day at her home at Hyatts-
vile Of heart failure. She is survived by
a husband. two daughters. and six sons.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03
LnureI Womnn niea

Laurel. Nd, Jan. 2-Mrs. Jane Law
renee. wife OF the late George W. Law
renee. died here TO-DAY. aged seyenty-two,
Of paralysis. The funeral viii take place
on Tuesday afternoon.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03

ing days OF the last session he came TO
the conclusion that the period of ninety
days during which the general assembly
is in session is not sufficient for the con-
s-deTation Of any number OF big public
questions.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03
RocIsvilIe Popular as Gretnn Green.

Rockville. Md. Jan. 2-That Rockville's
popularity as a Gretna Green is not on
the wane is evidenced by the marriage
license book, which shows that during
the year just closed 434 permits to wed
were issued. This is the greatest num-
Der by about thirty ever issued here in a
single year. The greatest number was
issued to residents of Washington, l62
couples from the National Capital coming
on matrimonial missions.
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Observation-Disclosures
MaSOns Preparing for Wash
ingtOn Day Celebration.
PRESIDENT MAY BE PRESENT
Banquet to BE Served with Large
Attendance from Capital, ana Plans
for New Temple Are to Be
Launched-January Grand Jury Is
Ann0unced-Circuit Court Opens.

r. Clinton Knight. s5 King street. AIexandna.
Va. is authorized agent and carrier for The WASH
lngton Herald. The Herald viii be delivered daily
and Sunday to any address IN Alexandria foE y
cests q month
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03
DUTY'S CALL WAS FATAL.

Fireman Jumps from Dinner, Runs
for Engine, Drops Dead.
Jersey City, Jan. John Newton
heard his engine company thunder by
his house as he was eating q big New
Years Day dinner to-day. and he rushed
out to catch up with his comrades.
He was close up with the engine. afte<
a long run, and hts mates were urging
him on with braves. when he fell
dead from heart failure.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03

The Circuit Court for this city. Judge
y. 3. T. Thornton presiding, will convene
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning, when
the damage suit of David H. Taylor
against the Washington, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company will be
heard.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-03

A series Of lectures VIII be inaugurated
by the Cameron Club during the winter
months, the first to be given Thursday
next at Christ Church parish hall by DR..
Hugh NJ. Smith, deputy commissioner OF
fisheries
The searchlight., 1910-03-25

"Dry Farming Practice in Mou-
tana". is the title OF a pamphlet
just issued by Director Lia6eld Of
the Montana Agricultural Station
which contains . mass Of practical
Information and points out the
methods which. when followed.
will insure success in farming with
cut irrigation in Montana. The
authors are, Alfred Atkinson,
agrooomist. and F. S Cooley.
cup .Sintendent OF the farmers insli-
tutes. Every farmer in Montana
should have copy Of this pamphlet
which will he sent free, on request.
bv ]. H. Hall. State Commissioners
Of Agriculture. Helesr. Montana.
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Speaking Of the assault case oi
Charles Ovens the Searchlight will
say that a newspaper reporter
should take the story Of Owens on
the witness stand rather than the
story Of the same Owens told to
private parties, especially when
his testimony is avail liable. That
Ovens story Of the recent assault
before ustice Mathews Was ma.
tesially different from the one told
On the street no one will deny.
When Owens character asd habits
are taken into consideration il
would not be a difficult matter to
diseredit his story as . witness. ie,
alone placing any credence in his
bright Sunshine" stories TO hrs
ssieods.
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Notice ID hesshg sivsa that the time for The
Pogissssti0n OF ~ names OF the elections Of
The corporate tOUn ot Culbsrtsoo. Valley
County. AoasaAA. PRIOR 70 Tie regular annual
election TO b hsad On The lsss Aoaday Of
APRIL isio. win explse q ten O'Clock D. N.
On March q. l1oA an0 tAaa viii Be In my Of
acs In the vsllsg Drug Store In Culhsssson.
Vallsy County. Montana o. March - lele.
nom one O'Clock .. -. until stx O'Clock . N.
and from seven O'Clock ,. -. until sea O'Clock
.. N. of said day. tor The poSpnss oe sAsa end
there Fsgistsein0 naDss of au 0uali1ed slses-
oss OF Ward Nunhse One and Ward Numhsr
Two Of said 1Ovn q CulheRtson. All elect
oss 0usliaed 70 s0es q said annual election
should register q eaid tiDs and place.
Dated March :. ~
4. v. @U00L. i
Rsgbssssiea Agent IN and for sAo Tovn
of celheRsscn. 4on2ana
0isss Puhlicaasoa. March II. lsl0 Uta
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oehes calls on the line. aud also
the eall ioe fse.
1bese shall be CO. epeSatioa BE-
tween the agency and school FIRE
department, each sssisting the
other IL case Of . ERE. There
shall be left on the south side Of
the ience enclosing the boarding
school grounds, . gate, convenient.
" located. to allow ERE outfits to
pass through inseerd Of going
arouad, or breaking feace, q has
been Done in the past.
A lantern shall be kept at the
cart.hcuse. attached to hose. cart,
for use in case Of fires. Also lad
ders shall be provided aud kept at
said cart. house, to be carried to
fires after hose cart leaves. The
chief shall look after the equip.
ment. reporting necessary, repairs.
and IN effort will be made to pur-
chase them,
c. b. LoHMILLER,
Supt. and Spl. Dish. Agent.
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Notice Of Election.

Notice is hereby given: Ths, ON the arst
Monday of April. A. ID. 1910. to-wit on the &th
day of April 1910. the regular annual eIec-
tion Of osiicers In and for said Town Of Cub
bsetson. Montana. will In held for the fol-
lowing purposes:
!. To elect the following officers os said
Town Of culbcrIsou:
0ss Mayor:
Two ls, Aldermen from Ward No.
Two c9 Aldermen from ward No.
Two.
=. To vote upon the application aud
proposed ordinances Of the Montana s,ar TEL
ephone Company. corporation. for . fran
chise permitting said corporation To operate
and mAtlkaoin . telephone system In said
town. and 70 ths use Of lis streets and alleys
tor such purpose. A. said election said Ques-
sion 70 b submlttsd and voted upon shall be
Shall franchise b granteded the Montana
star Telephone Company. and upon the
ballots shall b printed: For granting fran-
chiss 70 Aousans Star Telephone COMPANY
Against ssanting franchise 70 A0nsana star
Telephone Company" and In voting ON said
proposition the slectoe must make . csoas
thus X" opposite the answer he Intends 70
vote for. =
~ said election the voting place 4or Wasd
No. OnA shall b In the hall known q Steph-
ems Hall In Block ten On BroadWAy In said
WaRd. and sAs voting place foe ward No. Two
shall b io>ha building known . the Opsra
House over Tsnner 4 Rests store In said
ward.
The polls shsli b opened ss eight O'Clock
. u. Of said day and remain open until six
O'Clock .. m. oe oASA day.
Dated March Z lDlo. PAUL BAnoocg.
Town Clerk Of said Town
First p0blicssion March L ioie. 50
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tArr,ved tso late for last weeks issue.)
Mrs. ]. c. Gregory saiestaiasd ., pro
gressive whist on the 9th. At their new res
idesce in honor Of her, guests Miss Nora
Carr and Miss Ida S,reisgu,h Of culbertsou
Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Lehmiller. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. -. Cosier. Mr.. and Mrs. K. +.
Patch. Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Walker. DR..
and Mrs. ]. L. Atkinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
chas L. Smith. Misses Mary McI.eoA.
Laura Walker. Mrs. Lectrs. Messrs Paul
D. Bsbcock Of culbertson. Carl Ciiber,.
son. Harry Walker, I. r. Shaaner and
Jack Bennett were present. After sump.
sieus and . delightful lunch including oil
the delicacies Of the seasoa. il was an
sousced that Mrs. r. E. Patch and Mrs.
c. B. Lohmiller had ven the head prizes.
Everyone reports good time and willing
to have II repeated.
John o. Hanson and Miss Mary Psreau
were married by Justice Of the Peace Mil.
Ter last week in Culhertsoo. Their many
trieods wssh them Joy and happiness ID
their new life.
w. B. Sans. special ailoting sgeu,. ar
rived yesterday and will tos . time assis,
Mr. Campbell 10 making allotmests.
Grant Couiey Of willis,on. N. D.. was
in town today on business. Mr. couley
has bees running al engine on this diyi.
sion Of the Great Northern for the pas,
twenty-five years.
Settlers are coming ia every day. Thir-
to-one arrived today and everyone wearing
a-larse button which says. Watch Aos-
,anA Grow"
Frank Robissos. the Lakeside msrchan,
VAS in ,swn the hrss Of the week. between
trains. visiting his brothers Steve and
George.
The searchlight., 1910-03-25

Of hearing 10 open court. Septem'
Der. 9Th and 9TH are the last days
before the next elestion on which
petitions for satasalizatios will be
heard in Valley County. therefore.
al petitions for naturalization must
be filed IN persos At the Office OF
the clerk Of the district court at
Glasgow, not later than the sew
enth day Of June, providing entitled
aliens desire to vote at the next
election. Entitled aliens are shose
who have resided continuously
within the United States during
the last Eve years or more and
have declared their Intentions to
become q citizen Of the United
States two or more wears ago.
-Homestead.
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An election of all the au Allied electors rcsid-
Ing within the corporate limits of the Town
OF Culhertson. Valley County. state Of Mon
tana. 10 hereby called to be held the nrsi
Monday In April A. d.. 1910. to-wit on the ith
day Of April. 1910. being the day fixed by
statute and ordinance for holding the regular
annual election In and for the town of Cul-
berts0u. tor the following purposes. to-wit:
!. To elect the following oficers of said
Town Of Culbertson:
one mayor:
TVo aldermen for Ward No. One:
Two aldermen from Ward No. Two;
2. To vote upon the application and pro-
posed ordnance Of The Montana star Tele-
phone Company. . corporation. for fran
chise permitting said corporation to con-
stsucs. operate and maintain . telephone
system In said town. and to use the streets
and alleys Of said town for such purpose. At
such election said question to he submitted
and voted upon shall be. shall . franchise
be granted 10 the Montana Star Telephone
Company. and upon the ballots used Il
such elections shall be printed:
For granting franchise to Montana
Star Telephone Co." Against granting fran
chise to Montana Star Telephone Co.." and
In voting on said proposition the electop
must make . Cross, thus *" opposite the
answer he Intends 10 vote for.
Atsaid election the voting place for Ward
No. One shall be In the hail known as
stephens Hall In Block ten on broadway
In said ward. and the voting place for Ward
No. two shall he In the building konwn as the
Opera House" over Tanner & Best's STORE In
said ward
The polls shall be opened st eight o'clock
.. m.. Of said day and remain open until six
O'Clock .. m.. of said day.
Dated NJ arch 2. IvlO.
J. T. BRuka0eR
Mayor of Town of Cnilerlson. Montana
Attest:
PAUL RAsCoeK. Town Clerk.
H'irsl pu ublicatisn March I. 1910. 5u
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

On asd after April FIRST 1870 the banks
Of culbestson will close at ) o'clock p. m.
Instead Of 4 p. m. as before.
Signed:--First National Bank Of Cuiberi
soa By x. o. Slette President.
Farmer 4 Merchants Bank by Verne
n. bostwick Cashier. 47t3
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A primary meeting Is hsrebv called te
meet At Stephens Hall Fridsv March as,h
At 8 o'clock. p. n. for the purpose ol
nomisasiss . mayor. esd two coaseilnsa
in each ward Of the municipality Of cui-
bsstsoe.
caiberssoa. Montana. March i6. 1910.
w. MATHEWS
c. s. SrAssoRD
w T. STEPHENS
F. S. RRRp
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FOR SALE

One hundred ssd sis,y acres decided land.
one fourth mile from cslbsrtson with good
4room house and hns flowing spsins water.
Price n. Ios. This 10 lhs creates, snap
ever offered in cslherfsoa. Inquirs n the
SeasehligAt o66ee. 49sf.
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Reorganization of Poplar
Fire Department.

Chief. Henry P. Keller; hydrant.
Clyde Patten. Chas. Gibbs, Quin
cs Adams. Pipemen. Paul Hayne.
JOS. Culbertson. Sr., Ezra Kicker.
Hose cart: II. c. Walker, Stor.
my, Charles Jones. r V. Wilson.
Harry Walker, Edward Brady,
Walter Miller. John Hanson. G.
N. Robinson. r. E. Ratch. Peter
DuPree. Dan Mitchell, James Mel.
bourne. J. Geo. Krutx. c. S. Hall.
Men should practice from time
to time. rather to gain familiarity
with their duties. hydrsnts. loca.
sion. hre districts, proper methods
ei fighting fires. equipment, ETC..
than to gain speed. Drills should
be'called At a stated time, known
to the men, SO as not to interfere
with their work. ADD also to pre-.
vent the usual excitement. FIRE
bell should be used only for fires
Tor II il is used Tor drills. il soon
becomes disregarded event when
there IS . 6re
Everyone should be eecousaged
to secure seme means Of fighting
small fires in their residences,
stores. etc.
as ALARMS:
The chief will zee that the bell,
at Agency water tower, Is in good
working order; upon discovery Of
. hEe. an alarm 10 to be sounded
BY 6rss person arriving At said bell,
and 10 to be Immediately followed
BY:
Two taps II 6se Is at agency
barn or near there.
Three taps II 6re 10 ut agency
efhee. OF stores Of traders.
-Four taps il IRE il at agsscv en-.
ployees quarters row.
Five taps il ere is near supeg,n.
tendent's o. physicians quarters.
Six taps i ere ID at or near
boarding school.
TELEPHONE ALARM.
A long continuous ring, longer
than 10 used fos physician, followed
Immediately by the telPhone ring
OF call oi the phone nearest the
ERE; persons haying telephones will
please havs printed near their
pheaes theis call, as well as the
The searchlight., 1910-03-25

Are you frequently hoarsea Do you
have that annoying tickling in your throa,9
Does your cough annoy you at night. and
do yoa raise mucus in the morning3 Do
you vast relief Ifso. take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and you will be pleased.
Sold by all dealers.
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For Sale.

Rsbuil,-Twsety-6vs horss Traction
Engines Of the following makes-Advsucs.
Gaar Scott. Buffalo Pitts. Reeves and Gas
Traction Engines: also rsbuil, Separators.
all thoroughly rebuilt. tested and painted.
Easy sssms-wriss quickly Tor further par
,icuiars. Boz oIo. Fargo. N. d. - Is.