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WILL HAVE SOME NAME.

Minot, N. D., Sept. 3O.--Mrs.
Starr McKnown Felker Martin
Feller hopes through a decision in
the Hammand divorce court today
to become known as Mrs. Starr
McKnown- Felker- Martin Felker-
Martin.
Miss Starr started out at IL
years of age to marry Lincoln
Felker. She thought she had a
divorce from him and married
Edward j. Martin Learning no
divorce existed, she had her mar
riage to Martin annulled. She will
ask for the divorce today in order
that she may marry Martin right.
She is now only Is years old.
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92,329 DEATHS
FROM CHOLERA

st. Petersburg, Russia, Sept. 3d.
The cholera epidemic has taken a
strong hold In Amur province. Siberia.
twenty six cases with twelve deaths
being reported from that section dur
ing the week ending Sept. 2S. Ferg-
hans, in Turkestan, il also included in
the cholera zone and has reported six
cases. On the whole the situation Is
improving.
Totals made up at the sanitary bu-
reau show 19S,246 cases and 1929
deaths since the outbreak OF the cpl
demic.
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N. Y. Democrats Very
Much up in the Air"
TYPHOON
IN PHILIPPINES

Manila. Sept 3O.--A typhoon of un-
usual severity swept over the valley Of
the Cayagan river in the province of
Cayagan and Isabella, northern Luzon,
on Sept. "a. Four towns, including la
gan, the capital of Isabella province
were practically demolished. Thousands
Of persons are still homeless and desti-
tute, but dispatches so far received in
dictate no casualties. The tobacco crop
was seriously damaged. The govern
ment. n aking relief plans.
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DISCUSS d
CANDIDATES
Leaders Unable to Make Any
Definite Selection
ENDORSE DIRECT PRIMARIES
AFTER SEVERAL HOURS DISCUS
cUssIoN OF NUMEROUS CAM
DIDATEs LEADERS ADJOURN
MURPHY APPARENTLY DOES
NOT HAVE ANY PARTICULAR
SELECTION.
JOHN a. DIX THE MAN.

Rochester. N. Y, Sept. 3O.-John
A. Dix for governor, if he will take
the nomination; Alton B. Parker
or ID. Cady Herrick. if he viii not.
This, 1t was learned today, was
the slate favored by most Of the
leaders in the conference which
adjourned at 2 this morning.
Says He Will Run.
Shortly before noon Mr.. Dix an
nounced that he would accept the
nomination il the other leading
candidates would give him per-
sonal assurance Of their support.
It is understood that he has al
ready had such assurance.
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TEDDY Will TALK
TO YOUNG VOTERS
NATION REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE
GATHERS I'M NEW YORK FOR
BIG MEETING TODAY.

New York, Sept Republican no.
litical activity shifted today to New
York city, which welcomed the body
of voters of that party from various
parts Of the country to attend the eley-
enth annual convention Of the National
Republican league. The leading feature
Of today's session in Carnegie hall will
be an address, To Young Voters, to lie
delivered by Theodore Roosevelt late
this afternoon.
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N. D. MEET
OF VIC. 7. U.
Entire State RediStricted at
Yesterdays Session
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
REPORTS FROM COUNTIES BY Lo-
CAL PRESIDENTS ONE OF FEA-
TUREs OF ToDAYs SESSIONS
NUMBER OF VERY INTEREST
ING PAPERS WERE GIVEN.

Grand Forks, N. D., Sept. 30.-There
is a big attendance and keen interest
in the twenty first annual meeting of
the North Dakota Woman's Christian
Temperance Union which is holding a
three days session here. The features
of today's programme were the reports
of county officials and the interesting
papers that were given.
The speakers at the morning SEES
sion, the opening exercises of which
We're in charge of Mrs. Lizzie Schios-
Salmons, DR.. Ella O. Hull, Mrs. f. III.
Wilder, Miss Mary M. Carey and Mrs.
Lulu L. Mack. .
Yesterdays Programme Changed.
In order that the delegates and local
ladies interested might have this even
ing free to enjoy the second annual
faculty concert Of the Wesley Con-
servaJory of Music, yesterdays pro-
gramme was changed somewhat in or
der to get all the scheduled work in.
The welcoming address of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Ander-
son, was given in the afternoon, in
stead of the evening, as announced,
and last evenings programme was
given over to addresses Of welcome
from city officials, local clergy, etc,
and a spectacular demonstration Of the
work of the different departments OF
the w. C. T. u. Mrs. Anderson's well
coming address was an able one and
she fully demonstrated she had lost
none of her old time spirit in the work
She is an able and interesting speaker
and carries conviction to her hearers
The spectacular demonstration Of the
noble work being done by the w. c.
r. u. was unusually interesting and
was carried out under the direction OF
Mesdames A. L. Woods and Maize
Stevens Of this city.
Evenings Programme.
The evenings programme proved OF
more than usual interest. Addresses
of welcome to the ladies were given
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Alleged Gambler Freed.

Lidgerwood, N. ID, Sept sO.--Charles
Reynolds was arrested on rhe com
plant OF e. A. Gates charging him
with gambling in violation Of the city
ordinances. The case was tried be-
fore Police Magistrate Wife Saturday.
Irvine made a motion for the dis
missal of the action on the ground
that the evidence submitted by the
prosecution was not sufficient to con-
vict the accused. Afer a few words
of discussion on the question the case
was continued until Tuesday. At that
time the authorities presented sus-
tanned the point and the court dis
missed the defendant.
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MILK INSPECTION
FOR CAPITAL CITY

Bismarck, N. D., Sept. sO.--The city,
commission at an all-day meeting
passed the appropriation ordinance,
and among the items is $3.50 for milk
inspection, which also means there will
be branch Of the state health lab-
oratory located here In the Immediate
future. Money was also appropriated
for the purchase Of team Of horses
for the fire department The appro-
priation Is about $4,000 greater than
the past year and most OF 1t win go
toward building up the FIRE depart
ment.
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FATHER OF nine
SHOOTS HIS Wife
KILLS MONTHS oLD CHILD
AND NEARLY MURDERS OLD
Err DAUGHTER.

Philadelphia, Sept. 30.-Following a
night of constant quarreling with his
wife at their home in Oakview. Della
ware county, John Green. a carpenter.
and the father Of nine children, shot
and perhaps fatally wounded his wife
and instantly killed their 13-months-
old child A 16-year- daughter
narrowly escaped death. Green fed
from the house but later was captured
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SULTAN OF SULU
in windy CITY

Chicago Sept. 30--Hadh Moham-
med Jamalul Hiram H., more common
ly known as the Sultan of Sulu. arriv-
ed here today from Washington. AS
he is booked to sail for home Oct. A.,
he will leave the city tonight for San
Francisco.
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c. A. JOhnSon's Son
Burned to a Crisp
Horrible Tragedy in Family Of Republican Candidate for Gov
ernor-BOy Was Playing on Mattress IN Yard
and Set Mattress on Fire Causing His Death

Minot NJ d. 3oThs A.
publican candidate North
here
The little fellow playing alone in the yard of
the johnson home He had evidently gotten matches
the mattress m
The thick his clothing caught fire.
Before his condition his burned nder
Mr.. Johnson is speaking today at New Rockford
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London. Sept so.--In the appoint
ment of Lord Hardinge as viceroy OF
India, England has called upon him
for the most difficult task in her SER
vice. The unrest so manifest through
out the distant province must be effec-
lively emothered OF England viii soon
have on her hands an expensive and
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CRAZY stunt With BOMB
and BUTCHERKNIFE AT THE
Home OF MRS. palmer

placing residence
Mrs Potter Palmer and cutting his coat into shreds with butcher
the He
audience
the proximity
rs f ss
to Is s
police they would n
she had received threatening letters effort
the believed
is insane.
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lesome war to maintain her pres

troublesome war to maintain her pres
tige.
The viceroy's position is one of per
sonal danger, not only to himself, but
to his family. At any moment his
most careful maintenance of guards
life may be attempted and only by the
is he able to travel from one part of
the country to another.
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MILLING in TRANSIT
PROBLEM solved

Louisville, KY, Sept. 3O-The mill
ing-in-transit problem, for years the
bug-a-boo Of shippers and carriers in
grain shipping centers of the country,
is believed to have been solved at a
meeting in tflis. city yesterday, BY a
committee composed Of shippers and
carriers. 1t is proposed to put new
rues into effect on various railroads
on a date yet to be named.
These rules stipulate that the iden-
tity of a shipment at all times. A de-
scription of the shipment will be filed.
and IL q disparity is discovered the
shipper win be penalized.
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Railroad President Dead.

Railroad President Dead.
New York, Sept. 30-Nicholas Mon
sarrat of Columbus, o., president Of
the Kanawha & Michigan railway, died
suddenly in this city today.
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THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Saturday, mod
lrate temperature. Barometer, 2S.T7;
maximum temperature, 7s; minimum
temperature, As.
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EVENINGS Proaramn

Continued on Page Nine.
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CH1RoPRACToR

oeMers avenue westerly to a
point where it intersects a line
common to lots I and 6, block
.. partly Griggs and Bulge &
Eshelman's first additions, and
said line extended: thence
along the last mentioned line
southerly to its intersection
with the center line of said
Great Northern Railway right
of-way: thence along said
right of way easterly to its in
tersection with the westerly
line of Sixth street If extend
ed: thence along the last men :
toned line northerly to the
place of beginning ...........,
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South ,nl, 4o #: Of IL, lot 8. block 2, Orig
North 10 Il; Of .lot 3. block 2.
Lot l. block 2, Original Town
Lot s!'s 3. block Is. Original Town.
Lot 10. block Is: Original Town.
site. 50 #; front on Fourth
% It. o. On B. Sa s aSsnue stree.
Rear SO It. Of lots 10 and IL.
Front so It. Of lot 2, block IS.
Original Townsite ............
Middle rs It. OF lot 2, block 26.
Original Townsite. commence
Ing 50 It. from Fourth street..
Rear 65 It. Of lot 2, block 26, Orig
inal Townsite. commencing Is
It. from Fourth street 80. 500.
Front 50 f. q Iot l. block e.
Middle Is Il 'e Of lot I. block ss.
ing so It. from Fourth street.
Rear IS IT. Of lot 4, block 26. Orig
inal TOwnsite. commencing rs
IT. from Fourth street ........
North Y of lot 8. block 20. Orig
South y OF lot 8. block 20. Orig
inal TOwnsite .................
Nerth X Of lot 8. block 26. Orig
inal Townsite ..................
Of lot 8, block 2e. Original
Townsite Observation-Disclosures.
South i2H II. Of the south half
Of lot 8, block 26. Original
N1 TSTn e 9, -, - h;c:; "a o.;..
inal Townsite ................
South u Of lot 10. block 26, Orig
inal Townsite .................
North l2h It. Of the north half
Of lot IL. block rs. Original
South i2M II. Of the north half
Of lot T.. block Is. Original
South fSns, e. 10. il. bioci IL: oris.
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Times Want Ads bring results.
Times Want Ads bring results.

Front aa q oM ~. Of lot H. block So, 4so.5l
M nsIs,n 6 +; Of ii II block IS, '-''''
GGriginial Iownsite. 40 it. from
Rear IS f. f.re of lot il, block IS. 4os'ss
Original Townsite. lis it. from
Front % f Z! of lot is. block s.. 1912
,,s 9riiginal Townsite ,:..;;..:.... 4os. SO
Original Tow. Townsite, 40 IT. from, - -.
Rear Is IT, Of lot is, block Is, 'SS'Ss
ORIGINAL Townsite. lis It. from
East AZ part q II 4: block 81: Orig 'S''sS
kittson avenue. less Great
Northern right Of way $500. 1920
West part of lot a, block 81, Orig
Kittso n9wn ayeee s$ i f. from! ,s On
Great Northern right"of.w ;' part is"4s
Of lot 4, block 81, Original
Townsite. front on Fourth
Lot s. block 81. Original Town Town ''''''
North Of lot 5. block 81. Orig sss9s
south Of lot s, block 81. Orig. 4l''S
Lot 10. BLOCK 81. Original Town 'n'7S
Lot IL. block 81, Original Town SSS''S
Lot il, block 81. Original Town. S'i'0s
Lot is. block ST. Original Town. Sol 0S
Westerly; IS f. being So T. ''i'0s
It deep on Bruce avenue. Of
lot Is. block 81. Original Town
Rear Is IT, Of lot is, block 81. LOS
Original Townslte ............. 1904
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A Want Ad in the Evening Times
is sure winner. Try it and see.

west line of Fifth street. .... 1896
The middle. IS #: of lot 9, block
II. Original Townsite, COM
I msnc in F e #. s, from the west
The rear a it. Of lot 9. block 81.
west line Of Fifth street .... 272.os
The front 4s it; of lot IL. block
q. Original Townsite. being
80 50 IT. front on Fifth street. 422.23
81. Original Townsite. COM
mencing IS It. from the west
Till line m,G Of Eth j b, s, ~ ;et 15s47
mencing g it. from the vest
line Of Fifth street .,.,...;:;..; 1859
line Of Fifth street ........ sss.os
LOT LOT 5: block u; Original Townsite s2s.Ss
The middle 20 #. OF lot 10. block '''' 10
q: commencing 50 TT. from ,,- ~
The A1 rear r'! 3 TT. Of lot 10, block '''''
Il. Original Townsite. COM
mencing 20 it, from Sixth street 4o4.7
The front, so f.; Of lot IL. block
The middle 20 TT: of lot 12, block
nj nenc Grss'" 81 tt fro@ sixth Sixth
street l4o. o.
The rear 10 it. OF lot II, block
u, Original Townsite. COM
mencing 20 it. from Sixth
The westerly 81 l6-lO0 IT. of lot
., block Is. Original Townsite 495. 10
The easterly or rear part 50 81
100 #. of lot .. block 2s. Orig
inal Townsite .......:......... S2S.44
The westerly "a l6-1O0 IT. of lot
4. block 2S. Original Townsite 495.l5
The easterly 90 s4-l00 TT. OF lot
1, block %. Original Townsite.. 32S.44
A parcel of land bounded by the
westerly line of lots and 4.
block IS. Original Townsite. by
the Great Northern Railway
right way on the souther-
~ and westerly lines. and the
southerly line of DeAlers ave-
A parcel Of land described as
follows: Beginning at a point
where the westerly line OF Sixth
street intersects the southerly
line OF DeMers avenue; thence
along the southerly line OF
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Ta' so.k ". s :, s!{y S e sasAs0

A.. Of lots, parts Of lots. blocks.
cover cost Of repavins in said district as
certihed to the commission, August 3.
4SAv. Dement'S ana assessments are as
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North hof lot 1. block IS. Original
Townslte IS It. front on Third
street by 100 It. deep front on
DeMers avenue .............
South v OF lot 1. block Is, Original
T 1no 2. ad front on Third street
40 1 'front.' sss q = Pe \; aSs ;as y
Original Townsite, Commencing
100 It. from Third street .....:
30 It. front on DeMers avenue by
80 II. deep Of lot I. block 26.
Original Towneite. commencing
140 It. from Third street ......
20 It. front on DeMers avenue by
90 #; deep Of lot !: block Is.
40 It. from Third street go.
100 It. front on DeMers avenue
by so It. deep Of lot 1, block IS,
Original ToWnsite. commencing
200 It. from Third street.
Is It. front on DeMers avenue by
80 II. deep Of lot I. block IS.
Original Townsite. commencing
Is It. front on DeMers avenue
Is, Original Townsite, com.
mencing 345 IT. from Third
30 It. front on DeMers avenue BY
80 It. deep of lot 1, block Is.
Original Townsite, commencing
40 It. from Third street. 49,.
IS #. front on peMers ayenue by
Original Townsite. commencing
$50 It. from Third street 49,.
% It. front on DeMers avenue by
50 It. deep. lot l. block Is.
Original Townsite. commencing
47s It. from Third street,.
North % It. front on Third street
q lot 2, block Is. Original
Middle, s,dis. !; Il Il. front en third
Townsite ......................
South 10 #. front on Third
Ss g; ii i + Ssst i hi Sr;ssst
South IS +. mont on Third street
Of lot 8. block Is. Original
81 lot Z. block 2t. Original
South Il t. front on Third street
of lot :, block rs. Original
Lot s. Book Is. Original : Tow;nisiite
LOU o, DOCK 20, original TOWn01to
Rear OF lot 9. block Is. Original
from Third street ..............
Lot z. block Is. Original TOWNSHIP
Rear Of lot Z. block Is. Original
Townsite, commencing 40 It.
from Third street ............
Lot 8. block Is. Original Town
Resi- Of lot s. block Is. Original
Towns!te: commencing 40 IT.
e Site s g t. = ~ o1 a!S t. r9 front
Middle 100 It. front On Kittson
mencine 10 It. from Third
Re sre: ss5 Il: front on Kitt:cn
e easaSs N ' 60 IT, fe D1sek Third
Moth 4 e s;,i II Il f. deep iisat
81, Original Townsite ....:...
South "a It. BY 100 It. deep
front on Third street. lot 2.
block 80. Original Townsite..
Lot 3. block 81. Original Town
s si.St .o less wav Great Northern
Great Northern right-of-way,
lot 3. blk 32................
Great Northern right-of-way
lot 4, block 80. Original Town
Middle il IT. front on Third
street Of lot I. block 80. Orig
dnal Townsite ......!..........
South % $4,000 It. front on Third
street Of lot 4, block 81, Original
Lot s. block 50. Original Town
North e1ts i lot 4. block ST.. less
right-of-way Original Town
Front part Of south 4 lot &. block
~, Original TownsIte .........
Lot z. block 81. Original Town
Lot 8. block 50. Original Town
North IL IT,. lot .. block 81. orig.
inal Townsite front on Third
Mi sdsst 50 IT,: lot 8. block 81. Orig:
inal Townsite front on Third
seuts Is H., lot :, block 81. Orig.
tnal Townsite front on Third
street Observation-Disclosures.
Lot. Blk. Addition.
9 g Original Townsite ......
t ......ss.s..s
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Rear 10 It. Of lots and 2, block
"a, Original Townsite, COM
menclng $50 IT. from Third
Lot 5. block Ii. Original Town.
site OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lot 4. block "a, Original Town
Sllc 10000.
Lot s, block "a, Original Town
site :.................
Lot 6. block "a, Original Town
Middle 50 IT. Of lots 4. 8. 9. block
"a, origina! Townsite cont on
DeMerS avenue commencing
100 #. from Third street 5000.
Rear of lots 4, and 8. block "a,
Original Townsite front on De-
Mers 10 It. commencing $50
II. from Third street ..........
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FOR RENT-Front room downstairs,
also one upstairs. 42O First ave-
nue.. (1751)
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FOR sALE-One acre near Fair
Gronds. Will build small cottage
to suit purchaser. Call 439-L.
Tri-State. l76S)
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AGENTS WANTED

Muneie agent cleares e11s.2o last week
selling Mammoth Bottle Perfume.
You can too. 5000 profit. Free
samples. Parker Chemical Com
pahy' chicago. (l773)
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms.
Call S23 North Fifth. (l161)
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DESK ROOM FOR RENT. F. b.
Wadsley. No. North Third street.
Both phones 400. (177S),
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Reasoable accommodation for six or
eight students. 81 Euclid ave-
nue. (1737l
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MILK-FOr sale In Quantities, sixty
quarts milk per day. Six cents per
quart. Address 1880 care Times.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Three Iron beds, cheap.
900 Cherry street. (l766)
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SALESMAN WANTED

WANTED--A salesman Of ability. to
ricating oils and greases Excep-
tional inducements. Champion Re-
timing Company. Cleveland, Ohio.
300 monthly and expenses to travel
manufacturer; steady work. s.,
schener. treasurer, @ 205, Chicago.
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FOR SALE-An improved gasoline
S. A. Martin, 720 Walnut street
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FOUND

Black SILK Glove ON
the corner OF Third street and UNI
versity avenue. Owner may have
same by calling at Times office.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Good I'VE room house,
cement cellar and cistern. Good
barn and woodshed. F. c. Massee,
First National bank building, East
Grand Forks. l71O
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FOR SALE-Automobile shed, corru-
gated iron; size. l0x15-cheap. Or.
Eckman, (16AO
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ANY WOMAN or o1RL in ne.d o. .
friendly hand to help her viii find
one by w:itine or calling at the
Florence Cr1ttenton Home at FARGO.
7lS Thirteenth Street South.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-someone to furni.h MIX.
cream, butter, etc. Aaker's Business
college, Belmont avenue. (l753)
SIGN CARDs-"For Sale" at the
Evening Times office. Toe per card
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I. &. $. Revised Course in Retail Adj
vertisirg for sale. P. o. Box 533,
East Grand Forks. MINI. (l7t3)
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FOR sALE-A 26O.acre farm On the
Des Moines river in lows, four miles
from Arnold. Ia. Fine we'll OF water,
windmill. good house. barn. corn
cribs. etc. Address Evening
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WASH WOMAN

4 WOMAN viii &c eat to work 81 the
day-sorubbing, washing and clean
ing. Call after Q o'clock In the
evening. N. w. phone l2e7.L
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Want advertising Will inauence-anlti.
ate and shape-the majority Of the
real estate sales in the city this
Week-and next. and the next after
that!
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LOsT-A gold breast pin set with q
diamond and pearl, probably on pic
mic ground at Lincoln park. Re-
ward for return to Times Office.
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wANTED-Pupils for plano. Call
3l4-L N. W. or call at Ill lone ave-
nue.. (1735)
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FOR SALE-The entire livery stock of
w. H. Murray including city broke
single buggies. Surveys. cutters.
hacks, two express wagons. one set
sleighs with dray bed. Also consid-
cradle farm machinery. Inquire OF
j. D. Bacon.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-29
Man Dies Hard.

Every hot summer day scores Of
people are cut OF In the large cities Of
this country. Throughout the land
perhaps the total Is upward Of q thou.
sand. Some Of the heat victims. 90
called. would have died anyway In a
short time: Heat only hastens the IN
evitable. Severe midwinter weather
works In much the same way. en-
feebling the feeble to the breaking
point.
Precautions against weather ex-
tremes n wise. but yet alarm may be
overdone. Man dies hard. The won.
der y that morality ls not higher
when the sun beats nercely. Hnmnn.
ity 90 itsayerages ID recklaps. u does
not relish being Get down - q molly
coddle. Apd$in the long run persistent
nature triumphs. Moderation Il sen-
sible always. but lodging the hes,
waves = often unnecessary a. well ~
Improbable. !.