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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-09-09
Kentucky State Fair Notes.

Five of the Worlds fastest PAGERS
will be the added attraction at
the Kentucky State Fair, which be-
gins in Louisville, on Monday, Sep
TENDER IL. The Fair management
was able to secure the attraction for
only one day, Saturday, the closing
day of the Fair. Dan Patch, with
a record of 1855; Hinor Heir, 80 Ii.
George Gano, 2:03 "a, Hedgewood
hoy, 2:02 IA and Lady Maud c..
2:02 l-2, are the monarchs of the
turf who will be seen together on
Kentucky's soil for the first time.
Dan Patch and Hinor Heir will be
driven as a team against time. 1t
is possible the horse will also remain
over Saturday night and be exhibited
at the closing night horse show.
Entries have come In to the Ken
lucky State Fair earlier and in great
er number than ever before. This
is taken by the management as posi-
tive indication that the Eight Annual
Exhibition, which is to be given in
Louisville the week of September 12.
will break all records from an ex-
hibit standpoint. Every department
Of the Fair is already we'll filled with
high class entries, and the number
is being increased daily. The best
State Fair ever held South of the
Ohio river is assured.
Wednesday, September IA will be
one of the banner days of the Ken
lucky State Fair. A reception in
honor of Kentucky men from every
section of the Commonwealth have
signified their intention of being pres
ent. Although Kentucky Day" has
been scheduled for the day following,
the Inauguration of the day for Ken
lucky statesmen exclusively is expect
ed to mean two full days dedicated
to the citizens Of Kentucky general
ly. Invitations have been sent out
to members of the Legislature, the
Kentucky delegation In Congress,
State and county officials and others
prominent in public life.
Pioneer Days In Kentucky" Is the
title under which a monster open
air drama will be presented each
night of the Kentucky State Fair.
Fair week begins ON September IL
and lasts until September II. A con-
tract has been closed with Pain, the
world famous fire works expert, for
this elaborate spectacle. 1t Is plan
ned to make q Pioneer Days in
Kentucky" grand historical page
ant as well as an enhancing fire
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-09-09
The Road to Matrimony.

It is no surprise to learn that plain
faced cashiers are 80 extremely rare
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
TIT TT -f7s rTs c8 n--7.> 7.>'v-, - L2---E 1--G5- 4-8 -- U --z.-.-.--- -A-D1s

A decidedly novel feature of the bill
 for the last three days at I1eeney'a
 s Col. Fred the horse win a huf aa
 bra F and glusicaI educat-cn. line special scenery carried with fafs act aCGs much t0' t. Fro 1abig t7ae ex-
 treE9e iu eQu.ne education is found in
 this wonderful an .naI ana for half an hour holds his auaienc8 in an eu- terrain ns spell by performing saca feats as adding and su5flacting fig ures and correctly placing t.la resGits on 2 blackboard with a piece Of chalL. held m hrs mouth. He plays nua- Of familiar tunes such as .Iao1ne Sweet Hcine and Pop, Goes the
 Veasle." The tunes are played 93y the horse in Dsrfeat ryfhas. sther<r attFaet:onS of the bill are Wa ter Per cval and Co. in "A I-ins fer q .{ig1t'' The skit is elaborat tely staged, e.nd al- toEe1aer yTeu produced. (. VI Lit tlefeld. A1rerice1 T mimic is an old farofite in Erid gapert, having been heard here. c4 preYIous occasions. The clever cOue6y ba< artists Rice Bros. offer an eneertainins and novel act. I4azFent and Daley have abundant opportunity for the d.s1lay of tae colnic talent. New pietale5> close this un usua1ly fine bill of al1-star acts. This is positiTe1g eae bigsst and best show ever Offered ak 1ee1eys-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
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c9an loGoTs In o3i- l1a s q Sc Govern ~ me

'Ssol Nov. 17-Attorney# Gen 1 tsas ieEe-sa2r has exhibited inafr- n~si9a a ruHIzha6 alnouneerenes t,7a the 17sas Eriado.y Glass Cron1-
 ttsagrg, populagIy known as t-a5 ale# glass tfust". inten1s to oA- t Ws oE 90 to 100 ef7sloves
 ee3e as T res.,lt or the fines
 si e2rst recently in2posed
 tIfG1f is Officers and Ee ccs5Et ft11sd the sorv0ra- fs @-1e1l.s. nal-iaE about &10- 5e nay general confessed his
 2t the srtalI a,~ol5rt ' 5-s l21SEed. Che Of the ra- s e1alts ac ion is that aEr.
 ae1 c1inaE tfustsl
 co sAe6 rl40uga actual Iatr than fines, .atd 1l. t is dacrara.I. Vi h tFin5aw G.sss Cons. is 5 .fTg issued this staee- ner @ order of the Unfted - tle Imperial Class Com @ A9E Ia Ielst-tat0n and as soon t. '. ' @.l4sz4ar it's West Virginia char glass cGnQsates I'd c7,-ref efa ,5i,-sz
 H 2e aeh.ne sae aet9riea. Al- A se class eacta.sas A s-.s} 51. exception of six S,--1et q z c9-o.zeaa Eve ceEcerns. 7le Others have aosg7t54 fhs-r ,,ez- +-I c1z o.,z Stl 1e 9-erated onzy under the o41 Like Efe scale with class at i9s l 1SssfA pFlee that is reduction. of .55 Ief ceet from the -ze -as ,,.,i7 b,.-+t,e lEc1latl3l Gl2Ss Cer-re774y.,,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
Masonic Gaerinr.

The Blue lodee room h the 7rS- some iere523e heId gatheefllg last evening that was almost rece4 , DceaEer on the occasion Of the z/ : of District Deputy Grand Master t-'i31li1 h. N41e, accolEaa anied by the Rev. Arthur Lewis cf Mouth Ea- ven, g.ana chaplain; and Charles 1f. Beach of New Milford. district de- p1t% grand master Of district No While L1e gatheriElg was y9arf5cl7Ia.7.7v that of St Johns lodge rrr7+aeset79.- lives were present from pro ideally all the other lodges Of B..i.zeeroft and vicinity. The master mason's degrae was eEenapiIiied on class of four
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
EIissfonelT Ellst.f.ta.

The Missionary Institute which has been in pEogeess et the First Pre- byter@aQ church came to it's con clUslen last evening with a very Iar-a audience n attendance vas declared by its promoters to be eVeu mare Of q. sHccess than they had expected
 he spEaar l97E evening va4s tha Rev. Joan 1T. Moore. of Boaton, head of the eGaeational Weri. in the Fa.,- list church. Ills topie was .'gfle Ee urged mon his hearers tBe i'm DcrtaEee or missionary work and hs remarks were ke9rd with the great est interest by the audience.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
.Ia. WILEY HTS
 T TOTO tEE- A.slU ;
Rureau Chic Says Drop in Meat Prce FictisiCas and Trust Izas Let go 0aly 10 Get Frs-h Grip

Washington, Eoy. 17-The so-cared reduction in tie price in meats is a deliberate man ipula5ion. Of the mar let. according to Dr. Harvey ". Wi- lsy. chief Of the bureau Of chemistry of the departr1sRt Of agriculture 4Iis statement follows:
 The lnteTe ests> which gnanipuIafad the prices upward, teu1p3rarI1y have Te!e2sed the-r hold on our 1lroats for the purpose ef gatfngi a 1Iesn glip. Issa so-caiIed rel9eE9n n meats is fictitious. Its n3eE ptlation was da- H-eTale. just as ale 1neaease in prizes 7Fas unjust LBress onsL Ie and u1-- called faf oy c9nait 3ns, p1evailips were fictitious at the top notch be- caUse they Weee forced there arD- tra IT hy the interests.
 yeloIsrEerts w.l show that tile Interests are after some one. It nay be some jndependent movement they hope to drive from covert
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
statienary E1lgineers.

TheoDenE1c f-lsatirle of tra v-f-+sr series O. Bridgeport ararfcl2, National 5oelety Of Stationary I14leiReerS T.as held last nig.lt and proved Very silc- ceSslul IFon7 2 sGcsaI and eGueatio7r DoinE of View During the winter a :'9.tes eL a1lfesses ot1 tor5as perta5Tl- il.s eo tAe WcfA os e.1e e2F1neers v5ll be given. tae 1lrSt addresses befTa oeEoted to the prirlts1-y .work. a later talks on more aCVGEeed -sf55- Jects W-h be given by e1-osrts from out Of town
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
yTedaes7fy sIor.lhe Art Cub.

MS. 1LoTTis B. Bear5slev vvas T79s- tess of the WednesGay Morning Ar club yastercay- morning. About foeEy attended, each or the members bei5fe T91'1ylf lfe$eu to- ~bTing a friend 1 snlaig- 'tld &.oata1a Ras eaJoEad inclIl5llsF ceatratto solos by Mrs. Susan .Eze t-J=.y Davis, acceEnpapiad by her sister. Grs. Elo oe.st Wheeler and tlle read Ing of Dear Nitae's poem :ghe IEe D. py- Prince" Isy hiss Vie9ete Rr7f,et 1T, q musical aeco-G pa D{-leat rendered ar the plano by E5zs A5a Read
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
unixersalist 1rotnen.s cfnIn

The Universalist Women's club met. yesterday at the church, the reSuIac meeting day having been deterfu1 d3e- cause of the death of a member Yes terday's hostesses were Mrs. r. L. Bishop, Mrs. Jennie Reid, Mrs. Eeorsa Jacquith, and Mrs. ". H. Eanscoln. Papers were read on Mark Twain and o. Henry.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
GOULD--ELIsOE.

EseT. Allen r. Beeman, pastor of St. Paufs Episcoral church in Fairfield yestarday morning utsited in narriare at t Q church rarson gs Miss Clara J. dan LteF of Ms EU-e1ia Corld of 1Fl Plain. Fairfield. and 1Er TuEane F. T,.aEon Of t4is city. The bride s mother and Hrs. Robert 3. Hard were pr sept
 aaae bride was attired in a trReling suit Of derk gray. Tn this ely the cOsrie tcoiz the. 11:f0 train for the Bel3zsEiTes where they will eaain a wea.. They vii begin housekse ping E-i !. the hg1de's T1otlar in I E}aia
 [ he groom is conn acted with the cIer- ic force of the Crane Valve Co. ar it's Vest End plaat He is a grad late Of the University of Parlin and lss 2 deEfee of Ph. D. For 2 time
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
Murrfay---Hpury.

On Monday noon Miss Nebei Henry became the bride of Special Police man John Murphy. Friends of the couple discovered the secret yester- day and called upon MT. and Mrs. Murphy at the home of Mrs " II. Smith, 564 Fairfield avenue. 4 con cert and reception were the order of the evening.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
Art Teoeue Eyents.

Mrs. Agnes Lewis Mitchell of West port will begin her current history lectures this afternoon in the studio of the Art league. Yesterday Mrs George A. Jamieson gave the class it's first course in Municipal art Tha class in design will meet tomorrow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
One Drug stora to Close.

George \. Ja1nidson. tle dT71o-o-f~t hes announced that he fs. to closs o1.e oI hls two stores. The Main sereAs lf1a -'l1stcsz vail be Abandoned afte7. l'7cenlher U, and all Of AEr. Jan3fse- se-ls 6bs2Iess win te coaee ntrate1 in Els oti1e1 store at the copner of Eafr-l 1-e-'1o avenue and Bread street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
E jlE DINER II 5. Il
 5. I. a


 2e regular meeting and dinner of - 9-i4 | i--3saIl e4Aeter, Sons of the 1--. itsy9lllt-ol4 took place lass l s1 -s1e Stea c5eid and proved - s-4s host success spI affairs Of ] l-e sEtal1 n sthe history of tlls calT- CT. ] :, 6A e-l-Aef ad e1l5oyaLIe speeches. -@t the post p 2d5al exercises. ore o4 ne H1st sI41erS was Frank " -s-.-s ~. tlt e Es-3o eef5= =d hlznor0asIy eo 1- A+-l a-44ts8as WlIch were ett-s s{lt n sr5yg93srt FE. la- 1S--@ e- alle.1pl % eea9ils2 2 troop q r9EG l1eEG ee9aIlE ana fncfFen-. ta--y ge an irli4; zloa l-zatlaEs sra
 S@sss4 " eAe ies4zlattIre. .----4 fs4ez+s were made to pay -a tE -A--t~1S 1--e vas hC illtse- - 1-e brop0s q measure.
 4Ie1ls a&1 ea L@se t LegislatEre was flst ey r 3 cavslcg l1aaD, in Br:Ss
 AS tas aazsed Do h hJc ses , e--- -1 sr ce4 Es EgFtEE4C7-- gl--
 T lhls Way Ne. lest tle pros-
 asslns q crack troop of cav
 B7Lzr1e ezrlained. Cane @ b eze laza5l.s span 1I ~5@l CTS. 1=-1o --eaded t4e GC4uta us gy n lsgs. FEarls 1s -sf->l Nas Ca14ei Charles IL c. = s5-t sl5 4ate DE. aAer. Bfa 4. Srte11s -4s lzea 0a 0C9sEtsSeZl lrd s5 sQ Eaa eld 39posszr. 1lat ! -eil Asl -olf11t-on tas used The &- Ordered from New
 llgl .14EE n a91seared. Mrs Fer
 et.s Ca4-. AV cen her ee as-1.s t-1 lt1 4la1aeee c5st-E2ss a4- la@ 9eeA u@sl at -he Eoaeo.dia Aa-4 and ot-4ef tss-4EItles For years A vel FneEh local e 4Ia Esa1. N ila Es esao.a oI -tne oz. zatl31 fell her C3 pl8gled GaL yelagI cloak a-a
 1eA t9 tne al1Q. All carr cd cur 1
 Eo4 i2dces 0saa=d nom E
 = e. Tezl NN.l4ch fluetersd the l .-l lish calogs.
 5leaa 1 had choice lot of or des cg-efllsy written cut buta aeer lt1E E 0e h2t @een scented d94a I I--a i2a ana rsoe ee4 by col3nels 1 E1a 9T and c -as ia steHtG1ia.s Ias1es vi5a Far-atoas 1ot 2 4llaa uH- F s-i-l al sEq91 fast fee Sat tAs fierce mL face5 Eo ife ey the Ebzr- -he c7s2a unity unless s48e oC1eL tt oi1E-z2ea Ggsra Nas found.
 she Ta1s ways in wh eh
 s nay 54 eza F-ted and n c-4E re rea t0 the tEo' cls nent lrA a1esEc can lie. Che is tae
 s of 2s tha ether Ehe class qE 6rs E1o traFei a5Sttt in t1alr El--lIeu .Ilas@ I1e Irst class sars
 e weld CGaz me 2 li.5ug:" fe
 9n4a ctEsS states .ErGHdly. T pay ao- Ls%a, Erc t1l46C@a my on
 trts' o7t l1r213=1 the H9r- Of eth rss 1=ie lGE L-s A tEo cl5 ta-nNs are about equally sc l7irdsey touched upon q sIs al garIisularsy n te1HaaaI
 $ no e5nal5a sigAa b see 3 Deola tallc~ and no her %itl len + dzea cfi.1raa: bur in New E and "a 4l is as Fare as Q eh1 ler5 of Nc" Ensland, IL. Bird !. c state President Of tha s 4 F. outEaed the society's actfz-a
 tlEe g7at atelest tazen and the
 DiL1asn. pastor of the Ua-
 5f ma6eln times. Ea issue
 eHF0@ He cAC<aF2u lFe tea-
 to lsl onay. and tle need r ~ lf med era itee-
 e ra . @ e545 - = Elth a
 10 the uossz of the patriotic so-
 s, he sa-a tA II seemed to h5n re-Ins a75 zervatz5n that the lmuferarts j el able to tza cave os tan ser but taat tSa Rat. i've sons are, caes who must look ont for tAe u IrG
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
aEee,lell:eel Eacenlen

me member of the 7scharfe94 ,, !, 'oreiae1lss association met il Lfheel4 1e1II la ereaing and were aIllreseas7 Ey brace T. Smith. chen3lst of tllas s-sI !., slest co-1I1a5ly, whose topte N~s. The ATe1t or Various Elem aats on the 2ToBertiss Of Steel.sN ghe t91.z ssossA Very 1sSeEessflls aEd instue- ave 4 series CT talks on similar sus--' ieets will be given during the winter
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
"A Nautical KnOt.n

A play given last evening ny the young people of St. Pauis parish, and which will be repeated this even- ing, made a great hit. The play was "A Nautical Knot" which affoEGed a fine opportunity for the mem erS> of. the cast to show their capabilities. The performance is for the benedts Of the St. PauIs organ fund
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
John Hull Sill Missing

Nothing has yet been heard of the whereabouts of sohn Hull. the aged Civil War veteran who has been missing from his home for ten days. and the belief grows that the en- feebled man wandered of into the woods somewhere around Bridgeport and perished of exposure. The mem bers of Elias Howe, Jr.. post No. 3, Grand Army, are prosecuting the search for their unfortunate com rade and still hope that he may be found alive.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
ea1v he Ee,i.,se

BriGgeporters he'd a fine opportun- fly to see the eclipse Of tle moon last evening despite tae clouds Wn;en z ceseure1 the saEy fer 2 long t.s2e At ereguent intervals, rifts il tha cl0s7as allowed the noon to s1ine thro-4e 4e.l V tn great }1ril3iancy ana the sla6 asv Of the earth across the lunar body aIorded rel2laclzfl lle spectacle.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
CA-lD PLAYERS
 CV.sE.TURI LA1-.EsP

Young men playing cards al. the rear of the fruit st0re at he5 East 1Tafn street. overturned Iarp before 3 o'Czcck last nj Tt. The ire derart- meat was called ky an a1arEa fro1a box G. ct Esst aiu and Howe streets Tie GaTs 1e vas ror7in3I
 q. tr1clr cclrp1Ey eEtinguished a grss fire on Barnurn avenue near Gen. t.a1 avenue, last n5glt
 eFenHicf e1sine yesterday ex- tir shea 2 dump fire at Norman street and North avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
Truants NTnst Bewere.

On especial request of the Board of Education, the police board has fn- structed Superintendent Birmiueha of the police department to n9re his men give their particular attention to truants from the public schools, and this class of juvenile offenders will be put out of business.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
Grinith Hurhes in Foz-sitnl.

Griffith Hughes; the baritone singer who was in his younger days a stu dent at the old Fairfield academy and came to this town to renew aceuainI ances. is now in the Bridgeport hos pital. suffering from gast1itis. He was obliged to undergo an operatlon for this trouble a few years ago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
Fidelity Io,rre. r Q. Q. P

Fidelity Rebekah lodge. Independ- ent Order of Odd Fellows VIII enter tain some of the grand l0dEe os1cers tonight with a dinner at -tha banquet hall and afterward there will be an initiation for a class of 12 candidates.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
Convalescent From Typhoid.

Miss Jeanette c. Hughes Of 1487 Main street is convalescent from an attack of typhoid fever, which over took her while she was in Brooklyn, taking a course of study at 9 school there. She is now at her holla in this city and -aen she is strong enough will return to her studies in Brooklyn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
|. W. Rlrfseye FEonoreh.

Governor Weeks has appointed Isaac w. Birdseye of this city as one of the seven men who will represenE the state of Conn ecticut at the seventh annual convention of rivers and fzr- bors, to be held in Washington on December '.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
Orflerlr Gc1s I.ernor

Herbert E. Glassner, an orderly at lhe brldgeport hospital has receirea word that he is her to S70.0nfl bV fFs Viii of his uncle. who died recenti3. n Omaha. Neb Mir, Glassl4er is ra- eelFlng the heartiest congra ttlat tons or his friends on his piece of good luck.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
Eunice Desinie Burr Charter.

At the Sherman parsonage in Fair Held, Eunice Donnie Burr chapter, Daughters of the American EeFolu- ton will hold a cake sale on Friday, Nov. IS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
NEWS OF Dn..3)GEP03T
 Il PITaY PARAGRAPHS

nome or the brides parents in Fss- toA. The I&ev. Df-. DouSIas of Eas- ton was the tdeiating cIereyr1la-. About GO friends and relatives were Pr sent and extended best vi hes and q merry send-off to the happy paifsl 5lf- ana Mrs Nichols will make tiIg.r home in Southport.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
Nichos ss--H nRpp.

Miss Daisy Anna Knapp. daughter of Mir. and Mrs Richmcnd P. EnapD, of Easton, became the wife of Fo5 al Ellis Nichols of Southport, yestsrdar. the ceremony taking place tt the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
old Glory Council. D. of A.

Members of Old Glory Council, Daughters of America are requested to be present this evening at the meeting of the council in the Studio building, 172 Fairfield avenue. Busi- ness of importance will come up.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
Harvest Simmer

At Kings Highway chapel, Spring street and Noble avenue, a harvest supper will be given this evening.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
CAN-ATA AT GERMAN
REoR.IED CHURCH

The Efhlteal eartata zion, hy J.
 a q Uurlcal com O. aa a -la lta Stl1 of -iar aG E-.op re5-Ts C EEa Germ aQ church. tHat eGL-ica. S-In-
 tloa o z z is under
 Charles E. and te flt5r 5 agussh- 1egla faeh.
 August Bae and l..
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17

Germany The bride is sister of Aaron E. Gould. claim agent for the Conpecticut Co.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
2. 6. lY.4G.l GPzS
 TRrf GnFRfN TF7g9 ga-1zE! U

Edward c. Lynch. for many. .ye9rs ! salesman Of ta-lor made Earrrests n this city, hes gone into che custom tg.,orirH business for himself at 11 Main slreat in the Serat7ed 6aiiau. 2Ai- is tha same store occupied " James Milan for some time pzs 7-i- n g tai'oriug eSt&hiiEbu eat Fr Tvatl has stocked the store with sa ente new inc Of wop}eEs and viii ra clothes on the rren5es 7r Tser T is q Bri1Ee~ert boy w5t5 2 ie~fca f frfe1ds and they predict for him s-ecazs |, future.
 .1a+s-ss ~s-a
 ST. FTEC psREsH 1t Tllete f Sa.izf- St <tz,fnaenr-
 iag Sar o %
 ADEeIeF Ii cs.
 Seas4 tfazets 59 cents, which en- t3les ts slooF prize. Il IT d@p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
Goats

&s V 9s. la
 Wornen's Caraoul Goats. Fashion price $15.oo. sl1LE PRICE s9.5o.
 50-Inc4 coney Coats. Fashion price $45.0o. bALE FEsIcE s2a.s0.
 5o-Inch Pony coats. Fashions price s40.oO- .sALE PIsEcE s2z. 50.
 Women's and Misses 5o-Inch Coats, MiSed Goods, Fashion price s7.5O. SALE PRICE Ss.95.
 Misses Long Coats,. mixed and pain coiors. Fashion price S12.50. SALE PRICE S7.s0.
 Long coats-plazn and mixed col ors, Fashion price s16.5o sAI.E P8TCE s0.50.
 Goats, Fashion price s2o.oo and S2a.0o- SALE PIECE s15.0o.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17

 Fashion rrf@a @5o SALE fH1CE e1.e5.
 Fashion pfis9 500 sarr pRFc3. g. 5o
 White Deok skirts. eion price S1.o0 and 5a. sAEl raICE o9e..
 C Sizes 4-S' anT EearA, iFa.zHroa price S250 to s25c. saE 7FLIE 98c. ceatz. assio1 prl5e @561. SALE 5000. sA5.I EE gr.oo Childfeflss Ire e VI sSaale Faeh- ion price $1.o0 4ec. Fashion price $1.5O. SALE PREC1
 psu 2. Dozen, value s1.oo. SALT TF,fCE zae..
 House Dresses Dutch neck, value S1.25. SA1.E PkIE 0ec.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17

Tsaac {F Birdsey touched upon q Igt 1ac Wlld ha told f his tfar- els ad parLis1larsy n .oerHaa1. where t is no common s;r1It t5 see q pco5 faE7c~ and mo her 4.5tE7 tae q 1sea cfl--Tea; but in Kew Eae land ta is IS rare as a ef 5A 4sS one D8 t2le Ees--a51y 2 lers of N5# I-n5lana, 1L. Bird
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-07
FARGO BOY SERIOUSLY
INJURED IN AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENT JULY fourth

Fargo, N. D., July "a most dis.
tressing accident which may result in
the death of Fargo boy, occurred as
a closing feature. to the celebration
of the Fourth in this city.
]. W. Harris, an implement dealer
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-07
ASSOCIATED
PRESS
RAILROAD MAN KILLED
near CHURCAS FERRY

Devils Lake, N. D., July 6.-lioward
Catlin, a we'll known young man If
GAINESVILLE, Mimi. died Sunday even.
ing as the result of an accident he
met with at Niles, west of Church's
Ferry. The young man. who was
about 10 years Of age, was brat'ly
on an extra west bound freight At
Niles the freight took siding in or
der to let the fast mail pass. AS How
ard was passing in front of or at.
tempting to board the pilot Of the
engine, he fell, and was pushed aIong
in front, being horribly maHGlad.
When the accident was discovered
the young man was still alive. | he
engine was cut off from the train and
a run was made for Rugby with the
boy for medical assistance, but before
the engine reached Rugby the boy
died
The deceased was a member OF one
of the most prominent families in
GAINESVILLE. He was quite we'll
known in railroad circles and had
many friends in Devils Lake.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-07
DOUBT Democrats WILL
GETIN ON FALL BALLOTS

Fargo, N. D., July CA number of
the leading democrats of the state
have been interviewed relative to the
possibility of their party getting Gu
the state ticket this fall. 1t is gen.
orally conceded that they failed to
get the 80 per cent required by law to
get on the official ballot this fall.
Two routes remain open for Their, on
the ticket.
First, they may by an appeal to the
supreme court, attempt to knock OFT
the thirty per cent clause Of the pri.
mary law as unconstitutional. The
other way would be to go on by petit
ton as independents. It requires but
300 petitioners to get candidate on
as an Independent.