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RELLPORT =. E. RACES.
ReGauas ana series Races to Bs sailed
Thh summer.

The Beliport Yacht Club has arranEsd
q busy summer md there Will Ne races from
nau on until September y on saturdays
aud holidays The one design Yachts will
furnish a hot series o. races AMI the yschi
sroFinR the most points IN the series viii
Win the Maloolm fraser prize. painting
worth $50
m. schedule r. as tollovs
july ?. one dedEh 0ommodorss cup July a.
Great south riay F9cht nscing Association
regatta at naichogue. luly o onen regatta Iull a.
riIb rsratta en- ciAsses iuly . queen Of me hay
ra~s AZ SayviFs Iuly N one design osb0rn cup.
August q Siuh rcHntA al CLASSES August a..
Great NJuh pa Yacht Rar,nE Association 70
rata. Auaus' N open Frratta August q. Great
south hy Yacht Racing Ass0-auon roratia ~
Iiahyinu. august q. Invitation Atlantic yarht
cub. sN Oar: September :, open regatta: Sen.
tsuher s. Invitation regatta one design rlass
winners 81 M clubs Sepisu,ber Y. Anhua eruise.
Az the rices except where mentioned
viii be sAiled % BellpoTt The start vii
be- unade az . O'clock The rlauaihcatioUs
are Ctaas \ slOops. 3ssa rating. and over
Class u siOops. p fepl and over. llas- e
The Oiacers are CommOdOre. Francis u
Halmea viCe-CommOdOre. Alexander y.
Cook serrctary and tTeasurer, Irving
McEiroy Ths-ss. With n. y. Crowell N ~.
chairman Barusy q King. " Good
win. ~ A Walton. X. Olyphsnt. " kreameT
and j. li Watkins form The regatta com
mlttee. The iudgCa ere Irving McklrQy
Cass " smith. y y Henncsy and Malcolm
Fraser
The sun., 1910-06-26
rHE NEW YACRT REGISTER.
Americas Fleel New Numbers Nearly
ABOa listed Vessels.

llayds Register OF American yachts for
1910 ha. been published. u IL the eighth
year OF the publication Of this register. and
Il shows that there are s.te5 yachts owned
by American yarhtamen which have heen
recorded. 10 10 unohsnge1 In exterior but
an lnapectiOn of lts various departments
showa that u IL necessary 10 make the book
entirely anew every year. The changes In
the many entr!es In the list proper show q
complete reorganization OF the American
pleasure feet. a. the Rasoiene motor has
replaced the rope and canvas craft more
this year than ever.
Therr are three notable additions In the
biR classes Of sailing yachts. A. =. COchrane' 4
Westward. Harold 4. Vanderbilt's vagraHt
AMI Morton y. Plants 3hlmna, and there
arc noted omissions, such ~ the cup de-
fenders NQlunteef and yigllant. which have
been sold i9s ,1sds and ne 5n.stle Ia Eh,Sn a,
IN the aail'hx heet are mostly under % feet
water line.
The new auxiliary bark Aloha. 7is feet
over all stands alone among the new Yachts
Of the year Neat IN importance 70 her IN
the Way of additions 70 the list are the
cruising power yachts Of NJ 10 iuo feet,
same Of steel and some OF wood. and al Of :
type which cOmhiles good cruisinE speed
with seaaOinA qualities, several of these
vessels are oi The familiar American type
Of coasting steam yacht, with hush deck and
stacks and snars. hut they are driven by
aas engine instead Of steam.
An entirely new tyre that n found IN TIE
Rfgisigr this year for the first time J. the
Ocean cruiser % about 0O rect length. the
product Of the Iona distance races of recent
years ~ hsrmuda and Hav ana This type
! represented 6y ne Callph. Berhsyo and and
toantaka all neS this year and specially
dealRned for this service.
The most numaroua editions "a the
yacht list are found IN ell the new type oi
raised deck poNer cruisers Qf ron - % gl
feet over all geographically these addi'
tons are Gathered ever the whole country.
Of purely racing types the majority are
found In such small sailing yachts as the
sender Has and the seawanhaka cun'Claas
and IN he ~ foot class of full powered
laanchea Two well known yachts that Viii
he missed from the register this year arr
W. X Vanderhlli's Valiant and 4 J. pre1ei :
MaFEaTita, both sold g ioreiEn oNneEship
number of clubs. the total heing as. az
compared With - clubs IN the lul5 regiaier
The inntdentel featurss Ot The book IN
Clnde the usual lsl pi yacht oWnerg, me
naRa 10 cOlOru Of al the clubs and of 2 ,pt1
lndiyidual yachtsmen. . llst oi n yai'ht,
lnE aasOciAtlQns, q liai Oi the late name4 81
The book. Which Includes tss printed
paRua and q Colored plates. eagh ~
lnrhes. u made uP ~ lasl rear In two styles
bound IN blue elOth With Elt edges and
back and owners name In gold On the
cover and IN plain canvas. he Torn 81 q
uysd on the lsrser yash,f and ,he clnni
While he cheaper and plainer e,i,' 'on
cruising ysrhts II 4 published by lAoyd :
Resisisf % american Yachts. " Battery
place New York
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TWO RACES ron VIXDERHILT.
RameSsrum ana O,erslEh, Win at nols
o. noulogae.

TAHIa. June D " r. VandeTDIll \
Rapaaasum. ridden b. Frankie O'Nel,
won tie race for the PriN De IA Porte
halllot Of 5.o0o iTancs. ~ the Hois de Bou-
loEhs to-day Mighel Ephrussl's Quino.
With curry up. was Second NJ Olry-
R8derers CaFnadim. With lennlnEs 10
tho saddle. Ues laird. There Nere four
atartorr.
HE Ovegvlg-t. wllh O'Nan up, Won tha
race i0f ~ pFix ~ selns a. MaFne, OF i.'No
frnnra. nrFmonde aeCpurH. with Henry
in the saddle, waa neronn. and NranoulIIet =
Tuusln. Wlth ciout ~. vas third There
were nga ffnFtFfa
NJ VanAsTblllr MeaalliOr hnished second
In fha rnre fgf tha pFlM ~ C0HTaeVnil oT
1859 fFnnra. The raca unr UUn BY Au-
munta N1Qa uanHYa tosI1ut ives third
ne i0rkeyt Uefe respectively Childa.
uNen and stern, there Nere siK stafirra
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RTERNGTDvAL REGATTA.
Britain SIN 10 Hold the FIrsi sf Iness
Races Arranged n EHrope

European yachtsmen last winter Arranged
that earh year there should be an inter-
national regatta managed by the aNaocin-
tions Of the dinefeni cBdafries In ths agree
msnt. and this year the hrst festivai %
international yacht racing Waa 10 have been
held In British waters. on noCoWnt of the
death Of King Edward this Was declared 0f.
There was some comment on the action %
the committee. which vas criticised TAs
FtSld nov says
The international regatta which was' %
have been held on August = and Of thla
year. being the first festival Of inteTnalional
yacht racing M recently announced II the
Field. hss been postponed ow,Rg 70 che
death Of hiz Majesty King Edward. who vaa
the patron Of the festival His late Majesty
had expressed = wish that the reRattashsbld
take place over deep water courses. sud ~
cordlnEly some very good sea courses ~
been planned. starting from spN Head. bf1-
ceeding 20 the eastward and hnishtna a
hyde. bul not In any case entering the 80
eighteen foreign Yachts had bsan prov laien-
ally entered i0r the fesPvai. ilrtuting zee.
sells hel0ug lg 10 the lsafman kinpeIqr ~
Of o. spa1a v,sh 20 enter yaohls "a ssSessi
0f The classes.
-fhe regatta had received The kssnest
aiiuuuFi % i've Farul tlmuA am NAnNInF
men Of tho niied kingdom and vas unaef
the direction Of an executive comnit14o
. consisting ~ menibars or tte Hoygi faqNt
squadron. ROYAL NFt0ria Royal 1h4m1H.
Royal Nort heru, Royal Souiheyn. kqyHl
/ Ulster nd HoYsl Western ~ Lngia nd e lttlIq
- represenflng ~ he priuripal elEirllla
] iu tho kin gdum where yaeht ractna % 40t
mace. n had ii~o heeu arranged that DO
b Gc"ond festival should he held In France ~
. 1911 and the thiid In Cermany - iatl, Ne
litter yesF being thr a. Cnty y -isth aunSttT-
d stry uf tne EhiseriWher Yacht Ciuh Anp
, hrif an iestiVS ~ 1910 hHving heeu ppa,
iioued ou mg ~ the death 0f King kdunr1
4 would naturally hHv fallen 90 Ffaneo ID
bsTin the aeBles next ge1r. H..
1 with tha ktndNrss M CotfTtnaT. RuunNnJ,
/ Viii D has .iNnvH distinguished treu4n
I yast thsmrn and whirh will ~ Eneatly a.
I n~f iHfff nv hrHish yaChtslnan, The fHeNf
tlu1 Dc fHaufn las tlnaenlgd 90 hs'..iaUI
IBldng Sc fF,' festival ~ intarulilonFl i
Yacht racing IN 1871 the year origins u
allotted 10 Fran 2. 20 lirgmilny hGidi1g ~
. ~ oni festival IN 1859. The year u tae
3 tNeni y-ii th HnniN eras ~ o her E.galI ~
} itb and to lrinfe herse.f following lu
. iHis Fhf-. d Is pointHd ou VII hrthir M
lfsi .rr.ilN ] Iu ila srtr ~ the r0feua tlnl
81. k 80 Go1rre it i hoped therufqre that
q yaFr flls ou.nrY Wis b visited ~
. O. auy ul 80 representative Yachts or ~
n1ttnnH p
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SEtWlXHaKI TEIR ROOK.
oyster Bay CIub PubIishes Matter Of
interest 10 Narhtsmen.

The year boot of me scawanhaka Corinthl 4
ian Yacht Ciub has been issued 10 the mem
bers u 10 aTttsiIcaily got up and bound
~ usual ~ white canvEs u contaiss gen
eral memoranda giving the addrs-se- of the
Officers Of the club. lisi ~ those officers aud
committees. the naIncs and details Of the
yachts enrolled In the fleet, the roll Of mem
beFa by.laWs. conditions N the many
tr0phis-i held by fhe club. club uniforms.
Yacht routine signal code and racing rules
and timP aNUvHnoe table.
1here rre M the club 2ss ariive meinherH
twenty-eiRh hte member, nineteen honor
arv mefnb-rs stNteeu Hhsent uembera,
eight United states navy meHberA and
two asaoutats mfmhers. making q total n
gst Bayard u F0ulks d No I on the club
list ~. With Gerard Beeknlan FredsTick
DE- o. Poster william Foulke. who wPre
among he founders Of the club. are still
In active membership. Reyes Maxwell.
who Joined In iFi1. y next on the list He
was elerted ~ the same time a. " Emlfn
Roosevelt IN the ieei there sre foriy-touT
steamers. sKty i've launcaes. ~ ave scaOog-
prs and ninFty-four snglemaated yezsrla
and yavls. making q total ~ 2ih vesHeia.
The sun., 1910-06-26
OFFTcERs ron MORSE sHOW
BelEIans ana FFrnch Way .ISln Rrll'SHeTs
and Canadians

team oi English ofi'srs ha. accepted
an Invitation ~ participate IN the National
a orse show. NovsmbfT tt-tl o. Madison
square Garden The iaum v W b." To- rhirgH
0f ~ ior g. BeTesfDrd and may in"lui"
Lieut. GoeTrv Brooks. rhO le'i no" 10. i-h
IumDefs 81 he luisruaiiggal horse al1H
wiih bic hunter Harriet We ha- 'tIfa
won ths Cnunaughi CUP Lieut. NlN1u
nf Toronto b. 10 return 20 the NrN l"rM
show faf he military cl1z- tni there 10
be- 0'hef officers from the pcWiniDn.
The sHrress n the French nnh bflg ~
sfIrcfa Tor ine third year . blYmp1 10
cumming II lIsaps is Responsible Tor nn H.
vifrtirn IN ~nmuetn at Madison square
G.rdrn should tho var deplriments 0i
Their Respective Cpun'Tie- grant prrm.s-ln.
~ fha ohireF1. % visit The nhrd oin'ts
tho French team may i1rudr aufh gf1'k
tirilfr fopprrs ~ Lieu hrnudeh1nN
Fiuh urBnnsua. Iaptnln-t omnln udhui
Navar Fifteenth Dragons. nud ld' ~
IA Torment. se"enth iiussaTs while Tive
hfigisn- ma- ssud Lieut. ianCk-y rrr.,
ss,ond Regiment dss Guides. and Lieut.
Ialn X nrf Ernie d'EIIitHi inn. lufH.
1esta8try . u Myde Haies ih1' Waiter
WIn4na an AmeTfnan nos reading U
furlrnd. vhI ,n cir chan mpion-hit- tru
ressrvr Hhtmui11alips. twenty ulue HI
over f.tg other fibr1us 20 OiWrpi1. ~
favoraDiy consider ~ mixing Fyur "niri"7
Coz the Harden shou.
The sun., 1910-06-26
LAWN TENNIS.
l.aFned Unnhss to PlAy n "Me''' Cham
piwsahlps-Flnal neached IN Doubles.

l.aFnea Unnhas to PlAy n "aet" Cham
pig11hlps-Flnal neaohed IN Doubles.
william A. I.arned. the national cham
DlOn. was m 100 bad ahaDa. due 70 the strain
Ing of tendon. 70 engaes with Gustaye y,
TOuchard for the singles Metropolitan cham
plonahip yesterday. A BIG crowd assem-
bled On the turf aeld of the West side Tennis
Club. 1ssth street and Broadway, and was
disappointed. Larnsd EiAhed 10 default
the match with which went she champion
ship and cup. Touehard refused 10 aocept.
aaying he wished 10 meet Lsrnsd and wOuld
Waia untll the national champion vas In
condition 10 play. So the championship
match was indefinitely postponed.
Thr doubles provided interesting sport
The national champions. Harold u Racket,
and Frederick n Alexander. reached the
hnala. along with Edwin = Fischer and
Raymond ID. Little. The national pail
deieated the Southern champions. Thee
dors Roosevelt Pell and Wylie G. Grant
BY "a. - and al \ Disagreement
aFoss ever the other ssmi-hnal william
q Cragln. Jr., and walter Merrill Hall were
brachsteo with Fischer and Little. They
had pre' Ioualy won ara inst Gustave
rouchari and Carleton x. Gardner. by
e ia. at Then CTaEin and Hall
defeated Dr. william Rosenbaum and Morris
\. Clara, "a. 0-s. 81
Cramin and Hall claimed thar were en-
titled 10 rest over until tomorrow Referee
Harold ~ Hackett decided that they were
only entitled 70 q bsief rest and thst ths
seml-nhal aEninst tlsc1rr snd i'l,si 2 'piif' ~ Z,
isnissd 70 FISCHER and Iiiiie.
Hacketi and Alexa nders win over pel
and Grant furnished the feature oi he day
From the 0IleninR service pell and Grant
we're aieTt. Atths net PEN yolleyed strongly
and found frequent opeuings for passes.
Grant Was at bis best ON his qerytre and at
deep court executed soule splcndid shots
Aleva nder was easily better than hark keii
His activity In sm0therinH many of Pell's
sharp Vullsya and bis eNcellent suppori
Of Hse hett saved tho hrnt set. IN the second
81 Pen and Grant devoted themselves lo
Hackett and his misses n many easy shots
allowed Pell and Grant % hslsnce the -e'
srore by winning at
AleHandsr IN the third ngt added HAc h
elt and The tuO settled into their stride
fast shots Pell and ursnt we're no match
FOR such fast work and only scored onf
game IN this deciding portion NJ the con
test The summary
MstropoRina Championship Doueles Thiri
ruand Wtllam 3. Cragin. ir.. and Waiter hefril
RMii dsfeslsd OustAys y rourhaFd ahd CarisiOt
Z Gardnef. S. ii-ii
rOuFJh Round Theod0ye Rooseten rell Ahr
WyIs q UFaHt dtfeatta Kine sualth and Arthul
: Crnrin, g q "a William q Ctagin. II. and
waiusf MbFuu nan dsitaied nF william Rosen
haunl and Morris 3 clara. a, %. -. EdWlt
y Fnrhef and naymond -. lAttle defeated NJ
Ewing p Taylor aud Seym0uFe johnson -
"a
ssmi anal Rsund HArsld n Hsrheu Ans
FrrdeTick AleHandeF defealed Thepdorc Roiss
wit neH and Wyhe & Uant. - -, a I
Fdqh p vlarhef ana Raymond q. Littir defeA ~
william n Cragin. jr.. and Walter Merrill Hall
M Heffuff
The sun., 1910-06-26
GT THE TARGETS.
tFnad Ameriean 1lamrlBUap nj Chieaao
neauiis IN Hiss scores.

CHICAGO. June % Eeen oompstition
feuturef me final day', shooting of ths
esvtnth Grand American Handicap at the
ChluaR1 Oun club
Chsr a. q. Spencer II 81 LOUIS WOp after
beinR Cnfnrs!i ! 70 ehC0i ~ 4 irple 90"
With WomI Clark ~ DpiT Alter, We
aud John W. OBTptt ~ NOlrvqdo springs.
Thgse shnJtera lFt The field hy lFeakinr iig'
cui of 4 posulldr ~ tnrgeta. ~ uhifh 20
were doublea.
10 the nrNi ahoOion ai twcnfv t1rwri :
the three cofteaiaBta tied by III - T.
temui % deridF the winner ApenceT regis
ieftl a ufrifrf auuFe whMe llaft sud
narfrtt lost one target zach NeoFge
Lyon % Durham. n. e aad leuier German
with gnoTel Of 80 anrh. Guv Y ueTiur n
CQiumbus. Wis. one Of che oldest shots IN
fhe c0uHaFy. Won The alnaieur shoot with a
scafa 81 ~.
The sun., 1910-06-26
CLEAN SWEEP FOR PRINCETON.
Ti2eFS WIN RouF Wrists IN intercollegiate
swimmlR9 Meet at TrnVeFs Island.

prlnoston nivorsity made q clean sweep
Of the interoolleRiate swimming hesd yes-
isrday At Travers Island undsr the sus-
pices Of the New ork 4 4 The programme
vas mAde no % four events and the Tigers
won all FROM The cracks Of ale. fennsyl-
vania. " illtaus and other colleges.
Amonr toe aIuatic cracls 10 Represent
Oh Nassau Brown Ms the hero for he on
the ftp Yards and mile In the most dertsiNe
style III time of - minutes - seconds
acruss the tidal salt water Was very good
and with a little more exper'encc he should
Occupy a iiare AMONG the front rank of
Distance mcu in the East
Tie sufamary,
nigh ylVlag won b. fia,t. Pfinccto- utth
% - pGlnia. TefrY, Vale. aecund, with ~ 3
polHia Dunn, y ale tnird Fith - 3 Dpiats.
0ls Ml4 sWim Won ~ brown. prinrrt0l.
Authoay, HrsYivania. sCcoaf hc1rcfsr. Yais.
ihlFd ulUH. ~ uiautea 81 nacoUd
n Yard swim Wo1 ~ Beoan, Princeton:
Palmer Yait aec1nn. Eart Wiiilama third
filnr q usnnief ~ 5 sccoldt.
ioo Yard Natm-Wun ~ ttaEreil. Prnrcio
horaru, Pennayivania. serual. Edmonn. ColleFe
~ the fity gi Nca T0h. third TIVE. ! minute
" IS seconds.
The sun., 1910-06-26

Nssgar. luns - a tennis douAll1,
handicap - 10 progress 0n the Naunru
courts Tho following nrsi round maicaar
we're played this ueek. WbaneT ed
Busch defeated DAYS and willard, 81
a--7. stewart and ImanV defeated Mo
yUn and kimhal. e-t Us. So
The sun., 1910-06-26

Good start. Won ddving saacius. rh. 9, seed
~ ~ ileo1ar9 HaTpEqhord. ogrea ~ Ptu D
llalnci trained ny "a ftt1fa.
rnfln nhCM
1Eoat Tuiai slaEg,. of G1aou. ~ tua-vsrF
The sun., 1910-06-26

FOR tw0 ycar .0lfs nun utnnrrs of a1u1 0f
more fhan raFes rars zen puunds bTioN tf
scais $50 idea. nsg a1d q natf iuri1aEs tut
culrar
The sun., 1910-06-26

Gee ..r sSs Is:s ssS sSs ss's .iSsa ne sy
Weir.
The sun., 1910-06-26

nad tart won haldIly Warbler. b. g., 2 b.
tiaffy nefHmana pcnun ouaet b. tds QUINCY
alable. tFaiae1 rs George CofauclI.
sErDNu nArH
nrarna Etanulcrhasf. tar four ear Gids and
ura sra: q lr1 ADDED neaaities sad En8Waaces.
ahaIii tFU aId = hai nilcE
The sun., 1910-06-26

Time. isiag
Coed start wa driving Hound Ne Nord
cA. Z. = b. lArkford-Nelle By. osned anu
trained bY W. q. Wake.
The sun., 1910-06-26

Good start. won RahdiiY. Supeptiian, b. \
by AlllAe- -EvanFelne Cl1neros, owned b. W. l..
Maupla. iraiaeli 81 Weeds Garth,
ann unCn
The sun., 1910-06-26

SSSd s'aI EOa ss. & 0'iI ,5s,1 s9 ,S S' g : ' n
drrfh
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-08

suited in the accused being discharged
on account of lack of evidence. Thus
the much-talked-of case fell to. pieces,
or was worn out, as they say.
Henry H. Moe left last week for Can
non Falls. Minnesota. where he will
make his future home. MI. Moe came
out here from that place four years ago
and with practically nothing to start
with, took a homestead twenty miles
south Of here. He has been working
right along since then and thlso~eek
held an auction sale, selling on an his
farm machinery. horses, etc. He has
also sold his farm for SIS per acre and
is leaving the country with between
S.. 600 and 81. 600 in cold cash and farm
securities. There are not many
countries where a man can 60 in and
make that amount in four years when he
has nothing to start with but his two
hands and a willingness to use them
Sentinel Butte Republican. &,
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-08
the OUTLOOK IS eooD
FOa JOHNSON FOR GOVERNOR

On q tour which will take him into
almost every section Of the state. c. A.
johnson. republican eubernatorial can
didate, is making a preliminary survey
Of. the political field with a view to
determining where the heaviest work of
the approaching campaign must be
done.
There appears every reason to believe
that the coming campaign will be
fraueht with success for the entire re-
publican ticket" said Mr.. johnson.
Zone of the most conclusive proofs of
this fact is the general attitude of the
voters with whom I met, many of whom
l know were against me in the CAM
paign of two years ago, but no have
now pledged their support.
II feel absolutely confident that my
" county will give me a splendid
majority. There were peculiar condi-
tiens in Ward county two years ago
brought on by the several division on
tests. An effort has been made 10 in
volve me in the county seat removal
contest. in Mountrail county even this
year, but the assertions made in certain
quarters that | have interested myself
in their fight are not based on fact. I
am not taking sides moi have I myself
or any of ny friends made any trade or
deal of any kind.
Opposition to me in Minot and Ward
county lies entirely with the democrats
and with one or two others protesting
republican faith. Friction supposedly
oc~casioned at the time of the meeting
of the county central committee has
been eliminated. In fact, everything
seems to be entirely satisfactory through
out the entire county and in the entire
northwestern section of the state"
Speaking of the recent talk of divid-
ing whatever patronage that might be
given out, should he be elected governor
MIR. johnson expressed himsely very
clearly:
ut is my intention. if elected COVER
nor, to make appointments of men who
are thoroughly capable. and able to care
for the work that may be assigned to
them; men who stand we'll and are re-
spectcd in their own communities. l
did not make any pledges in the cam
paign of two years ago and will not do
so this year. will, if elected, do my
best to make such appointments as will
meet with general approval of all re-
publicans, irrespective of faction.
THE bitterness between factions of
the republican party is not so pronounced
in the state this year a, in the last
campaign. and that fact will 90 d long
way toward insuring general support of
the ticket this fall"
Mr.. johnson will not get into an
active stump campaign until the last
month or six weeks before the election.
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-08
Legal Notices.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY
ADVERTISEMENT

Notice is hereby given. that that certain
mortgage; executed and delivered BY. e. All,
Merry and Charles F. Merry. her husband.
Mortgagor. to A. Htlisrd. MORTGAGE. dated
the 18th day OF October. A. D. 1898. q fled for
recordin the once OF the ReSister.o o. DeedeOf
the County Of St1fk. and State of@North d.,
kota. on the 9th daysQf November. "A q. 166.
and recorded In Books Of Mortgages, at pare
906. win be f0reelosed bysa sale Of the peernIGes
In such mort14ke n hereinafter desOfb0&at
the front de9e OF the courthouse IN the CitIof,
Dickinson. inaheG County Of Stark and StatsDf
North Dakota,A It the hour OF 10 O'Clock A. n.
on the 9th day Of October. A. D. 191O, to salts
fy the amount due upon said mortgage on the
dav Of sale. The premises described in said
mortgage and which will be. sold to satisfy the
sames are thQ9e: certain premises situated In
the County 81. Stark and. StRfeioYNofthD ID
kota, and described as follows, torWit:
Lots numbered. nineteen (I9). twenty .l2O,
and the south 0ne-halfO Of lot numbered twenty
one (sl), in block numbered seventeen uT.in
the town, now City of Dickinson, according to
the plat thereof fled for record In the office Of
the Register of Deeds in and for Stark County.
North Dakota. together with the dwelling
house, barn and all other improvements situate
thereon. There will be due on such mortgage
at the date OF sale the sum Of 81. 82l. le.
Datedia Dickinson, North Dakota, this 18th
A. billiard. Mortgagee.
T.F. MURTHA, Attorney for MortRa9ee.
Dickinson, North Dakota. 9-l7-6t
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-08
MED0RA Old N
HAD PARALYSIS IN FAMILY

The Marmarth Mail has the following
to say of S. N. Lebo, an old timer of
Medora. who was a recent visitor in
Marmarth: 49,.
Schuyler Lebo, one of the old timers
of the Bad Lands, was a visitor at the
Mail Office. He resides near the tabled
and famous Chimney Butte. and is
owner of one of the prettiest and best
arranged ranch homes that are main
tanned today in the country where Roose-
welt tread. No stranger nor old time
resident ever passed by this little west
ern ranch home without a hearty well
come to partake of the hospitality of
the proprietor and his estimable wife.
Until a few days ago Mr.. Lebo had
been kept closely at home for some time
owing to the serious illness of his four
daughters with infantile paralysis.
When the disease broke out in his
family physicians were summoned from
Belfeld and Dickinson. who on arrival
said the little girls were practically out
Of danger owing to the treatment given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Lebo which consisted
of doses of aconite. hot baths and
thorough rubbing in of c%amphorated
oil. The little girls are nov able to be
about, and nearly all traces of the new
and mysterious disease have left. MI.
Lebo states that the first symptoms Of
this dread disease in his family was a
soreness in some members of the body,
followed by stiffness and soreness in
the cords: Of the neck. then a General
soreness which was so painful as to
almost prohibit the patient being turned
over in bed.