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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-14
Alton c. Wheeler for Representative.
NOMINATED BY REPUBLICAN CAUCUS IN
THE TOWN OF PARIS.

With an attendance not large but very
interested, the Republican caucus for
the town of Paris met at New Hall We'd
nesday afternoon. At five minutes after
2 o'clock, the assembly was called to or
der by George NJ. Atwood, chairman Of
the town committee.
On motion of j. n. Bean, George NJ.
Atwood was chosen chairman OF the
caucus, and Lester II. Penley was chosen
secretary.
Delegates to the several conventions
were then chosen by ballot. Printed
ballots had been provided by the town
committee, with blank lines so as to per-
NIT of making any desired changes, and
1t was explained by the committee that
this was done simply as a matter of con-
venience, without any desire or intent
on the part of the committee to dictate
the choice. Some half dozen tickets in
all were scratched "a to one or two
names, but otherwise the votes were all
cast as printed. For county delegates
the total vote was SO, for state 81, and
for district so. The delegations are as
follows:
To county convention at South Paris June %:
Walter l.. Gray, n. Dayton Bolster, Ernest +.
Cla'on Frank A. Taylor, Loren b. Merrill,
Durham.
To state convention at Augusta June 90: vii.
liam J. Wheeler, James s. Wright, Harry ID.
Cole, c. Howard Lane, II. II. Wardwell, Henry
D. Hammond, Hiram r. Hubbard, Arthur b.
Abbott
To Second Congressional District convention
at Lewiston June 80: Arthur +. Forbes, Joseph
4. Noyes, George W. Cole. DIR. ID. NJ. Stewart, s.
A Maxim. Howard I'D.
McAnster, DIR. +. Z. Wheeler
The delegations were empowered to
fill vacancies in their number.
The last article in the call for the
caucus was to choose a town committee
for 1911 and 1912, and Alton G. Wheeler
of the existing town and county COM
mittees mentioned as suggestions CON-
ing from the state committee that a
larger number should be chosen, and
that they should begin their service I'M
mediately after being chosen.
w. j. Wheeler moved to choose COM
mittee of seven, to be nominated from
the floor, and this motion was carried.
The following were then nominated and
elected as the committee:
Water l.. Gray.
Charles W. Bowker.
Ernest K. Field.
Lester II. Penley.
Chester II. Lane, Jr.
Howard d. McAnster.
Ernest +. Shaw.
Alton C. Wheeler as member of the
old town committee moved that the new
committee begin its service at the close
of the caucus, and the motion was
promptly seconded by Frank A. Taylor,
another member of the old committee,
and was carried.
Immediately after the caucus the COM
mittee organized by the choice of Walter
l.. Gray as chairman and Lester Fl. Pen
ley as secretary.
1t is understood that the delegates to
the county convention will support Will
liam j. Wheeler for sheriff, but that
otherwise they are unpledged.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-14
,te Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
,s.a Hours. 1904. NJ. TO Z 80 N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-14

Once Hours: 7SOA.MtO7sO Pm
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing September 20. 1863.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
y,,. ,iovynf east)-5 SO A. N, daily 80 A. NJ
80 3O.', sxcept sunday; SO p. NJ, daily; 600 P
NJ eo'ng 40 Iwest)-9;5O A. NJ, daily; SSS Z; NJ
,.'Iy except sunday; SAL p. NJ daiiy' U'-z
y sunday only.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-14

large bouquet OF geranlumS ana orlual
wreath, and a number of other gifts.
Mrs, COrbett wishes to express her
thanks TO the many friends.
After long illness with cancer, Mrs.
hose NJ, wife OF Oscar +. Bowker, died
az her home in South Paris Friday night
Mrs. BOwker, whose maiden name was
Mayconnell, was Al years of age. She
leaves a husband but no children, and is
survived by a mother, a sister, and a
number of brothers. The funeral was
held at 10 o'clock Sunday, attended by
Rev. T. A. Davis, and the remains were
taken to Bryants Pond for burial.
As advertised in another column, the
state assessors will be in session at
Fryeburg on the 21st OF June, at South
.'aris on the 23d, and at Rumford on the
9th, for the purpose of securing iDfor-
nation, etc. They will meet the assess
ors Of the several towns at these sessions,
and will look over their books and get
all the information from them that they
can. incidentally they will impart more
or less information themselves.
In honor of Beatrice Z. Swett's 18th
birthday, Florence 4. Leach gave her 9
Dorothy Dingle birthday party at bel
nome Wednesday. The guests were
Belle Ames, Nettie Newell, Lizzie
anzzy, Marion Clark, Mary Abbott
Mlriel BOwker. Eva Andrews and Mabe
Allen. Each little girl brought "hel
dolly and the dollies were all alike
MISS Beatrice received pretty gifts. Ic'
cream and cake was served, and twas
merry party from to 9.
Between fifty and sixty members o
.ne UOiyersalist Sunday School sat dowr
70 The tables in Good Cheer Hall Frida,
evening, when tine officers and teacher
entertained. A tNSoer Of salads, pastry
NO cream, cocoa, etc, was served, ap
Parently TO the full satisfaction of tn
youngsters, who were waited upon BY
sneir elders. After supper games wer
prayed till an hour thatNwas not late
new: Mr., Miller made jveky short tall
s - the children. Judk ing from tn
amount nhG OF exercise of gauscies>an lung
evening immensely.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10

Die 3 6eusrun8 Der Ge3engs
mitteI beIddFtigt bic Qufmertiamfeit
aasr 9eiesgsber, iopobl i'm 9unoe.
fpie I'M Staate. Oas qeIniebt auf
SrunD Der 8sfirttung, baB oas 8o.t
Die berrftenos portsi fir oieIe guros,
tpel6s alIe GIuFen ihlper beorudt, psrz
dnttuortlth MAIDEN t0r1nte. Bel Der
6orihung nad ben llria6en III man
duf ben GeoQnten getommen, oQb bic
&uhIhduier Die usbeltbdter iin0.
8ieie Qniidt 1T niht obne 8erettis
gung. Die 8eobo6tun9, oaB in ben
kgten Subren bieLe ioI6e RublIpeiter
angeIest poroen iino, ldBt oarauF
fhlieben, odB oas 8eI6dft febr lob
neno 1T. aber Der 9rofit ftammt niat
pom Der aufbepubrung, fonbsrn Don
Der UIonopoltirung Der Qe6ensmittel
anb Dte iibli6 piirqt bQs I2onopol
nit betoen 6Gnben, inoem es ben Bro
Du5enten uHo ben aoniumenten an Der
Geble patt. Q8enn bic .9ett tommt
Gintdufe auF 8orratb gu MAIDEN, miro
Dem GARNER ni6t 8u Diet qe6oten,
oean tpenn er feline SoroerunQen au
bod iteqt, 10 ptrb Die 8oare aus min
Der Sugdngli5en 9egeroen bs3ooen, i'd
Tie INNER bi[lig iit. Sit ale bprrdtbiqs
Maare auFgeipeihert. bann Diro lie
benz publttum gu boben pretfen aslies
fert. 8araus ergtbt ii9 Der b06it
abnorme 3uitdnb. oaB nur nod Ie6r
ipenis frif6e Doare gu baben ift unb
anes, mas in ben Wlartt tommt, fart
lit, benn prdIerbirunu burd
gdlte lit 1peitsr ni6ts, als eine lunos
fame Jdulnib. Qus biefsm @runoe
lpiro cine ftrengsrs aontrolirunq Der
Fiihfhduisr betrsffs beg gelunb6eitlis |
den 3uftanbes Der WQqren perlanut |
tiHe JorDeruug, tpsl6e our6 bic Grs |
Fchrung msbr dls bere5tist eri6eint. |
Rdhftoem sebt bns 8erldnoen babin,
DoB cine llnterfuhung ftuttfinbs, in
uit fpeit Die sruitwisse bur6 bic
Rublbduler iibsrtreteR peroen. Sn
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ober fie 1T niht 10 tlafFenb unb tie
bdb tetne 9eritdnbtsuns m6glih mar,
Die Sniurgenten perIansen bic Tpfor
tige 9erubfebung perIdiebener 3oue
Oamit TT Der grdiibent niht einpsr
! itanoen, ipeiI gritens bic Sarifzaom
million ppr Stpei Sobren feinen gerih
iiber Die ri6tige 3oabDbe abitattei
tann uno Iolanse bas ntht m0alid
lit, tdppt Sober i'm 3uufeIn; 3peiteni
lit Der grdiioent Der 4nIiht, baB ei
nttt ratbiam fpdrs, Die 8ei6dfts.
melt ourd beitdnbtse Qsnberunger
am Sarif gu beunrubigen. Der trif
ttge 9runo aber lit unisres grmeFens
oaB etne Sarifrepiiipn niht purd3u,
tihren lit, ioIunge Cannon Spreher
bIetbt. Die Sniursentsn ioIItsn bieie
un5eitreitbare 5batiahs anertennen
uno benz grdfibentsn niht unnDthier
Wetie Sdpierigfetten MAIDEN. gei
rubtaer lleberlegung iperbsn iis 3ugs.
BEN miti'en, poB Der grGiioent ni9t
tbr 5eino, fonoern ibr gunoesgenoFe
lit. Ooa tann Der Pr6fioent audi
'etnerieits ba3u bettraasn, bic Span
nung gu beIeitigsn, inoem sr bic beobs
iihti9te Iusburgerung Der Snfureen.
ten einItelt. Gs mub ibm bod elm
Ieutrn. odB er bon ben SnIuraenten
beoeutenb gr0bere 3ugeitdnoniiie fir
oas 8olt erIangsn tann, dIs bon ben
Stdnopatttrn; uno nem 8olte niiben
gu tonnen, oarauf tonmt es bod al
Ietn an. S6IiebIib Tam ibm nitt
perbprgen iein, bab tpsnr sr ben
StonDpattern 0orI6ub Istftst, er bas
nit 8eihdfte fir Die bemotratifhe
9artet maht. 0enn bieriber taHn
niht Der minbeIts 3tpeifeI &itsben,
oaB i'm nG6iten Reprdf.ntonteH9auIs
srttpeber Die Sniursenten pber bt
0emotraten in Der WujoritGt fsin
perben. Denn Die repubIitdniIds
BurteiIeitung bic Snfurgsrten ab-
ThIahtet, 70 lutrb ods @oIt feline
StdHbpatter, ionoern GsmOtraten
pGbIen.
&us bem 8oritebtnben III erIi6tIi6,
'ub 10 bsoentIid aud bic Gage Der
.epublitaniihsn 9ortsi sriheint, Die
Sefabr burd bic ertp6bntsn mobreoeln
ih ubtpsnoen Idbt. 0iefe finb, boB
nan Cannon uno gaIIinger duf bem /
fItare Der portei aIs 5riebensopfer !
mas on9efihts Der 8erinq. |
iigtgteit bes Cbistts teius srob. |
lebertpinouno toitsn fam, unb hab .
re Sniurgentsn Der Gubrung beg /
}rGiibenten foIgen, psrn sr meint es /
nit bem 9oIts asNau 70 ebrIih pie
,e unb bat ben 8orsug Dor ibnen,
uB er nit gr0bsrsr llsberIseuna uno
tube banbsIt, 10 oob er duf RsIultat.
ehnen tam, bic piIosn Sturmtrn
eriagt iinb.
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Die d II felt einiger 53eit gtubie
Gepflogenbett, gergleite 5piIfen Saft
urio RoofeDelt dn3uiteIen, lit Durh bic
Greignife Der IeBten Sage qeItei9ert
poroen. Spe3iel ptro qeTrQqt, Oh
Hopiepelt einen ioI6 tii9tiqeu Mann,
tpte Pin6ot entlafen bdtte. 8enn
man on pindot ielbIt bic 2Sraoe iteIz
len ipiiroe. t0nnts lie tuum dnDers lduz
ten, oaB er Die GntIaFung eepGrtiot,
ia 'ogat abiihtIid propO3irt hQt.
HooiepeIt, Der beitGubig ben Stanoz
punt oertrot, baB er ausialtebIi6
unb aLIetn 9rdfibert lei, ipiiroe am
ausrDeuigiten ioIts girgriffe in feline
Rehte, pie pintot fie beging,
9eouRoet baben. 8amit 1pouen mir
nt9t i'm Wtinbeiten unqeoeutet ha6en.
oab mir pinaots groBe 8srbtenfte In.
tsrihGBen, aIlsin getDifis 6QnolunQen
muHen gsptfis 5olgen mad ii6 3ieh:n.
Wsnn SSemunO fib ppr cine QptomotiDe
ptrft, 10 fam IS niat iiberruIten,
oab er iiberfubren rDirD unb man BARI
AUDI bebaupten. oob Elm iolaeS Reful.
tat bedbiihtigt mar. Der unterf6ieo
1T ieooa. puB qin6ot an ieinem
Qmte perI0nlt6 ni6ts geIeqen mar.
Gr bat CUR J0rberung bes 5orItomts
idhrli9 oreimal 10 pieI uusgege6en,
als er an SuIdr be3og. Sffenbdr pro.
pp3trts er feline gntluFung, I'm freie
5onb gegen 8uIinger gu betommen
nnb mir 9lduben, baB er inn libel 3uz
fesen rptrb. Der 6srr Sefretdr 6es
Snnersn iprt6t jeBt 16on pon orrs
thiimern, bic er begorsen 6aben t0nnte,
BE aber tetner une6renbuften 9sIin.
nung entiprangen. Dfn6ot min offens
Ear ben RatDeis IisFern, baB btie
bic ROrpOrationen uno
Utonopoliften beginittote.
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lsbterer otnftdt tptrb tpobl ni6t piel
81 errethen fein, ba leBterer 3eit BIZ
umgeRun9 Der Sruitseiebs NIT gang
beionoerem @tfer itubtrt pirb. sSu
6olee oei1en fino mir Der 9(niiht, Dab
4bhiIfe nur ourh 4bItdffuna Der
3Oae auf 2ebensntttel gu erIungen lit.
SobaIo erftftItch Ddre, odB eiHe Qes
tpife pretsgren5e ntbt iiberiaritten
peroen tunn, pbne Die ouslGnotIae
9onturrenS gu eripedsn, tpiiroen Die
Yrstie it9 nieorigsr itelIen unb IS
tame aud msbr friits Daare in ben
Wtartt, benr bel nieorigsn greiisn
pGrbe Die 2lufipei6erung IN aiibIbdus
fern lliht lobneno iein.
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Nie lebt 0biuas jmnser &aiier?

2lm 3. 5tbrudr 1910 bat Gbinos
iuHssr AaiItr fiinf Sabre i.inss 2sxns
binter iih. Or III betannilih Der GIies
ite Der besben G6bne b.s ssesnndriisen
prinsrsseHisn Don China. uHb. na iib
bei iefnem etpoiesn D1binfdeioen gro.
BE 0eripidluugtn trsebeu iOnnisn, 10
iDirb dnsfIi1 iib<r oie 0eiunbbeii bss
junstn Mlenf@entinoes eespnht. Die
1broHtrbfolges Crbnune In China bss
itimmi, DuB Dtr fnnftigs 6errfhtr itsts
nur aus Der n6@f iiineern ainis &C.
ipGblt iptrben fnnn. unb s,ror ipirb
meit fiinfti8tr Aoifer ener Der n6bern
ober ner entitrniern Reffen bes Bis.
kr rtsietenDtn. Do heutt fat atls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10
Berlin, "a. Tes. 1909.

Sd BABE IaRge ni6t 70 asIabt"
nGmIia ME osItsrn Qbeno i'm 2efTiuc
J beatsr. 9or prsmiersn tpubte mar
8eitern ni6t Elm nod aus; bd cab a
i'm aIsinsn Sbeater Elm 2uftipieI De,
groBe Rams" BON ben @i.ner 0e.
Ihtptnoidreibern. Spssiulitdt Speret.
tenIibretti ausr Jacons, 8ittor Qeor
uno SEQ JsIo; uub ss Qing Die Der.
Iotenbe Gage. baB in btsfsm 2uItfpieI
Elm iebr popuIdrsr Wisner Gperetten,
tomponiit io3uiogen in llutsrboien oes
5et9t iperoe, SD piosrTtdnb porIGufio
Der 8sr'uhung, tperpe Sbntn dber,
tpenn's nothtg tbut, fpdter barber
berihten. Damn gab's ferner i'm Rsusn
Opsrettent5eoter bic erite gerIinsr
Iuffubrung BON 2sbor's Der Graf
BON Guremburg". SD fagte mir: i'm
hotiten 5a1 rpire Der nsue Qehar 10
out iein 1pie Der alte, unb oa bu ben
olten tennit, pirb bid Der ueus
ihper!ia iiberrai4sn. gro!i6 belt
be SomtI6e Gper nod .insn gober
aus: eins iogsnanuts muftalifte 80.
mooIe o0ds 1bdl Der 2iebs" Don Sss
lar Strdub, Cert ndh Wtor
Oreper's mIboI bss 2ebsns" - BON
RuooIpb Gotbor. 2lber bic sablloTen
erfabrungen on Der aomi16sn Gper
haben MID gepiBigi: giebt es bort
pirt!i6 einmaI Elm eutss Stiid, bonn
tam man iih baruuf osrIoFen, baB
bic 4uffibrung es griinblih per6unst.
uno 10 lieb ib bic brsi eripdbnt.n
g9iener prooutte Iints Iiegen unb be-
CAB mid gum pisrten Wiensr gros
butt, in r0us aon3srt" DON Sermann
gdbr i'm QsFingt6eater.
Ssit Wondten mars Der erfte 4beno
in Berlin. no tein Sonaert ftattfanb.
unb graoe an bieism 2lbenb mubte
r. ~Dos aon3ert" als prsmiere tommen.
Sd CLAUDE man barf 9obr. pbn.
lbm befonbsres llnrsht gu tbun uno
obne England 5u srSirnen, cine art
BON beutfdem Sbdip ntnnen. OR Bat
3tpar ni6t i'm entfernteiten BITE Tel.
nesfpsgs uneefdbrIi6e 0dbs BEG Rai.
Ionierens tpis Der irifde 9eripotter
5euheleien. uber er Bat
Sronie, nuno niht gu tnapp", mi. Der
Serltner faet. gr 3einrst ietne Tiqus
zen fat burhtpes lebenssetreuer, unb
T ldbt gliidli9eripeiie niemals bic
senbena tpie Elm buHtes 5uftentub
lus Der Rodtofhe suden. gr 1T nidt
o f9neioeno iatDrif6 unb ni6t 10 pas
.abor nj. Der pflanseneFenbe gernz
,arb, aber er III bafiir aud ouf picl
inae8ipungenere Weife on,iiIont.
Grinnern Sic ii6 nod Der ,gelben
Isa6tisoa" bon 9ahr2 Sd babe Sbnen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10

Senator Gore BON CtIa6oma
felt poQtommen rt6tig bar, bab bic
Stdnopdttsr bic pripiIegirten 8IuFen
uno Die Sniurgentsn Die unpripilegtrz
ten Wedfen pertrsteu. Gbenio riatig
tit feline Smpfeblung, bab bic Demo-
trdten, 10 oft es fid barum banbele,
ben unpripiIegirten WtaiIen gu beIfen,
perpflthtet ieien, ben Sniurgentsn beis
5ulteben. Ssboh entibieben i'm I'm
re6t lit Seuator Sore nit ieiner 9es
huuptung, bdb 9rdiibsnt Saft iid
hobe BON ben Starbpdttern einfdneen
lai1en. Seine IeBte gptI6aft lit be-
ittmmt nidt I'm Sinne unb mad
MAni6 Der Stanbpotter, Ionoern Der
SnIurgenten ge6aIten.
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Nfpntag, DEN 10. Sanuar 1910.
Die unbetrttten oroBen

Die un be Frttten groBsn
8erbienfte 8in6ots tOnnten niht fetne
entIafun9 perbtnoern. Der 9rGIiz
bent mub ntdt bios bic OffentIi6en
gBaloungen, Iouberr aud Die OroRuna
IN Der Regisrlng, bic DisSipIin in Der
8srtpdItung lnb ietne @brs itiiben.
Ytntot bat ben 8r0tDentsn niht bIos
trttifirt, ipHoern aud perI0nIich ange.
eriffen uno oas tpnnte Der 9rGfDent
ntht rubtg binnebuen,
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auitraIiide ssonind,en iinb

auitraIiide aoninten iinb In
groBen Wengen. in ensIanb no.
flrlth M gefrorenem 3uItanoe -
eingetroffen imo In 9iIburp gelonbes
iporoen. SIN eansen lraren es ga.
600 Stiid, bon benen / SO, 600 I'm be,,
stiiblrannien ben 2cnbon, $1,000 In
glriringbam uno bic iibrigen in gi.
perpool iiniergebrnft iplrroen, BON
no ans lie oui bic perid,iebenen gtoo.
ie bon SoHcaib.re nertbeiIt lprben
oiirften. Cine nod grcbre genhuua
onrfie iibrigens oieier qoae antorn.
men, iino 5lpor tpieber IN EiIburp.
Gie .Doriet" iii nit 10000 a:lten,
oeren Ieoe "a auninfen en.5aIs -
nlio nit i,444.000 1bieren n.ter.
ipegs.
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original aotrtiDpHSer! oa .Gint EoHstIa,
Serliner Ylauoerei.

g5remieren uno tain gnbe. - s9as
aon3ert", Elm Wiensr grooutt i'm
&eftng 5sater. - Suoermonn's
rStraHbtinber." 4m q. Des
3ember fIno iis ogeitranbet".
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ausuf Spanutb.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-04-15

gave the matter no further thought.
Men threatening to kill him was an
item on every days program.
1t was nearly dusk of that bleak day.
and Mcdonald was in the railway sta
ton. sending an official telegram to his
men at Amarillo. when an old man
named Crutcher. whom Mcdonald
knew, came in with the word that Mat
thews wanted to see him and fix mp
matters without any more trouble.
Capt. Bill regarded Crutcher keenly:
evidently he was sincere enough.
John says he wants TO see you and
fix UP everything right" repeated the
old man. persuasively
Can't. Bill finished writing his tele-
gram and sent II. Then turning to
Old Man Crutcher. he said In his slow,
mild way:
well. that all sounds mighty good
to me- never want any trouble that
! can help. Come on. let's go find
him"
They left the depot on the side
toward the town. and as they did so
they saw the sheriff of Hardeman
county, whose name was Dick Coffer,
with Matthews and two of the latter's
friends. coming to meet them Sherin
Cofrer was step ahead of Matthews
as they crossed the street Old Man
Crutcher in friendly way put his arm
through McDonald's as they advanced.
When there were but four or five feet
between the groups. all stopped and
there was little silence.
Then Mcdonald said:
"Well?"
And Matthews answered, keeping
Coffer still Just tribe in advance:
We'll. what is II. Bill?"
II understand" he said. that you
have been saying some pretty hard
things about me. and that you-all are
going to wipe up the earth with me. Is
that so?"
Matthews edged trine nearer to
Golfer
mo" he said. 81 didn't say that. but
by God I'll tell you what | did say"
at the same moment pointing his left
index finger in McDonalds face. while
his right hand slipped in the direction
of his hip pocket
Capt. Bill saw the movement and his
own hand dropped into his side over
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-04-15

HE Texas Panhandle is that
portion of the state which
lies directly south of what
was No-Man's Land, ex.
tending from parallels 100
to 103. east and west. Its
shape suggests its name.
and its name suggests lin.
iuess areas OF waving
grass; vast rowing herds;
cowboys and ponies-both
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-02-15
For Sale.

For SAFE.
Ground Feed, clean and sweet, per
100 pounds, $40; ton $25.
OSCAR H. WILL & co.
Chas. Glatt is going to quit the
clothing business. Selling out a:
cost. See him.
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littlest Father.

LittIest Father.
The woman who came to clean up
was telling how she left her boy to
take care of the baby. The boy was
two and one-half years old. The baby
was six months.
"TMt's the youngest little father l
ever heard Of" said the fat dweller
she was cleaning up for. do you
lock them in?"
YES" said the cleaning woman.
Poor little fellow" said the fat
dweller. LOCKED in to burn in case
Of fire: Some day when you are
cleaning up for me want to go over
and see that little father. who ought
to be in the cradle himself, taking
care Of the six-month-old baby. l
want to just sit there and look on
awhile. Poor little wv'-Chicago
Inter Ocean,
A Relief.
"Johnny," said the boys mother, II
hope you have been nice, quiet boy
at school this afternoon
That's what was" answered john
ny. II went to sleep right after din
ner, and the teacher said she'd whip
any boy in the room who walked me
up."-Boston Post.
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(First publication Feb. 81
SUMMONS.

State Of North Dakota, County of
Burleigh, So.
In District Court, Sixth Judicial
District.
John Riggs, plaintiff, vs.. J. r. Fer
son, and all other persons unknown,
claiming any estate or interest in or
lien or incumbrance upon the property
described in the complaint, defend
ants.
The State Of North Dakota to the
above named defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby sum-
moned to answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action,
which complaint is hereto annexed,
and herewith served upon you, and to
serve copy of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscribers at
their Offices in the city of Bismarck,
in said county and state, within thirty
days after the service of this sum-
mons upon you, exclusive of the day
Of such service; and in case Of your
failure to appear or answer, judgment
will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Dated at Bismarck, N. D., January
%, 1910.
COCaRANE & BRADLEY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
To the above named Defendants:
You and each of you, will please
take notice that the summons and
complaint in the above entitled &C.
ton were fled In the ONCE Of the
clerk Of the district court Of (Burleigh
county, North Dakota, on the 7th day
OF February, 1910, and that this action
is brought for the purpose Of quieting
title in this plaintiff to lots ten, elev-
en- and twelve, 40, II, & 12), in block
nine ~, in Sturgis addition to the
city Of Bismarck, Burleigh county,
North Dakota.
COUERAfVE E BRADLEY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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FOR 0AlE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SAIN0Good homestead relin.
quislhmeat near Bismarck. Address
Homesteaaer. Lock Box 437,