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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-29
1.-THE Echo"

1.-THE Echo"
Coming direct from it long run of
one entire summer at the Globe the
atre, New York, where 1t played to
unusually large business, THE Echo"
is announced to appear at the opera
house on Tuesday, Nov. Z. The cast
is headed by Blanch DeVo and Franker
Woods, two of the cleverest of our
younger generation of entertainers.
Miss Deyo, more familiaTly known as
''Deyo the Dancer" or The Beautiful
Deyo", is conceded to be one of the
most graceful and artistic dancers in
this country, as well as nrost charm
ing actress Of no mean ability. Last
season Miss Deyo appeared as pau
lette Devins," the principal characte
in 'The Blue Mouse" prior to which
she was identified with most Of the
Daily theatre musical successes.
Franlzer Woods is an eccentric
young comedian whose singing and
dancing earned for him a stellar role
in The Red Mil" during its first road
tour. Since that time he has ap-
peared in a number of recent metro
politan attractions. THE Echo proved
to be one of the successful entertain
ing n1eteors that fail with a resound-
ing thud at long intervals. Opening
In New York unheraided, for a short
stay, before the end of the first week
the theatre going public were quick to
recognize that a bright, breezy and
really entertaining musical success
had fallen in their midst and was
there to stay. An engagement that
was originally intended for four
weeks was heightened into a summs r
run playing continuously to unusually
large business. The play is of the
etfervescent pop and-go kind; full to
the brim with hearty laughter. 1t is
filed with sweet catchy airs, sung by
pretty girls and a succession of novel
dancing features executed by clever
dancers, that serve TO give the au-
ditors breathing time for some new
burst of ,nonsensical frivolity. Sup
porting Miss Deyo and Mr.. Woods is
a cast of metropolitan players and
the production as given here will be
the same in it's entirety as seen during
the long engagement at the Globe
theatre, New York.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
PEMBERT()N AND
CLARK ACQUITTED
JURY FINDS THEM NOT GUILTY
or CONSPIRACY 70 SELL
THEIR VOTES.
HAD NOTHING TO SAY
Prosecutor Says Verdict Of Jury Does
Not Alter Facts In the ( 9se--
Jury Out 3ka Ho.rs--
Took II Eaiiots.

Springfield, Ill. March 1t.-At g:i5
o'clock tonight, after three and a hal
hours cf deliberation In which aholt
2l ballots were taken the jury In the
trial Of State Senator Stanton b
Penberton, of Oakland, and former
Representative Joseph 8. Clark OF
3Vandalia, charged with entering inc
conspiracy to secure money cor
rurtly for their votes In awarding INC
contract fer the furnishing of tlN
senate and house chambers OF tnt
Illinois capitol, returned verdict Q.
not guilty"
Roth Pembertcn and Clark were
present. Before reading Tae verdict
Judge Thompson Instructed tht
crewd In the court room that there
would lie no demonstration no mat
ter what kind OF verdict was rea
lerod.
Neither of the defendants had any
thing to say.
States Attorney Burke said the de
cision of the jury did not altcr the
facts In the case.
The case went to tho jury at
o'clock and they began .alloting I'm
uediately.
Tho first was six to SIX, Dut thns'
voting for acauittal gradually gainos
| seinforccmer's and on the final thre'
ballots before the unanimous vote 2
not gnilty TIE jury s.ooI Ten TO TWO
The trial was begun last Tucsda'
morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
TAKES
OATH MONDAY.
NEW SECRETARY or INTERIOR
SPENT PART or YESTERDAY
LOOKING OVER CGENE OF
HIS NEW DUTIES.

Washington, March ll.--Walter l..
Fisher, who on Monday will take the
6ata OF Office as secretary o. the In
terror succeeding Richard A. Balm
ger, resigned. spent part or today at
the scene OF MS new duties, He said
he had no set policies nor has he any
Plan az to the future administration
OF the office.
Assistant Secretary Pierce has con-
sented at Mr.. Fishers request, TO re-
main in the service for snort time
Secretary Ballinger said today that
since his resignation was accepted
be has felt that there mas been a
great weight taken off " Ms shout
ders.
Discussing the proposed suits
against the arch conspirator," MIR.
Ballinger said he did not propose TO
Jump into the matter. What action
was taken. he said, would be done
after some thought and consultation
with counsel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
CHICAGO JUDGE
NOT WORRIED
OWEN WILL TELL ELECTION
BOARD WHAT TO DOL EGiS-
LATURE ORDERS BALLOT
BOXES TO SPRINGFIELD.

Chicago, March 11.--Subroenaes
from the Illinois legislature demand
ing that the ballot boxes in the Hru-
bee Boyer contest for state represen
tative be sent ta sprigiiet1 We're to
day detied by the electioH board and
appeal was made to Judge Owen in
the county court
Judge owen declared that he was
not a bit terrified by the threat thai
militia would be sent to take pos
session and said that on Monday he
would advise the election board what
to do. 6F
e. S, Burgett, sergeant-at-arms il
he Illinois house of representatives
came to Chicago today and servec
has II. Kelerman, president of tht
board, and Chief Clerk VIM. II. Steu
art, with subpoenaes.
The documents commanded the Off
cials to be present with the ballo
boxes in Springfield on Tuesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
ANT|-TREAT|NG
BILL IS PASSED
MEMBERS or THE MISSOURI
HOUSE LOCKED ON TT AS .
JOKE, BUT GAVE IT AN UN
EXPECTED MAJORITY.

Jefferson City, Mo, March 1.-THE
house today passed the senate bill
providing for submitting a S3,0o000t
bond issue to the people at a special
election in Apgust tc erect new ca
pt.nl. The b1l VIII 80 to the COVER
nor for his signature.
The house passed the constitution
al amendment submitting AT the next
Eeneral election s5,00o,0O0 bond Is
sue.for now capitol. The amend
mcnt s to he voted on in case the
sS,0oo,oo0 issue is net carried In the
special election, The amendmen
must be acted on in the senate.
The hnuse today passed bill D,
Representative Bedsworth which pro
hibits treating in saloons. Betismortf
liz preacher. and says law will solve
liquor problems. The bill was con
sidered joke and members voted
for |. as such, but 1t received s.
VOTES to only II against II.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
TAFT GOLF|NG
AT AUGUSTA, GA.
FAD NOT BEEN IN TOWN TWo
HOURS BEFORE III "-,.T
TO THE LiNn5.
WAS IN VERY GOOD FORM
President Minglcs With Throng and
Takes Meals In Public Dining
Room Rockefeller in
Seciusion.

Augusta, GA, March President
Taft pursued a little white golf hall
around the eighteen hcle course or
the Country Club Eere today and re-
turned fro m the course with the
broadest smile that has Illuminated
his face for many months. Tor tnrce
hours the cares of state naf been for.
gotten.
The president mad been in Augusta
but two hours when he put on his
old grey golfing shirt and trousers
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
12O9 NATIONAL
GUARD OFFICERS
HAVE ACCEPTED INVITATION 70
PARTICIPATE IN ARMY
MANEuyERs. AMI
II -
ILLINOIS TAKES THE LEAD
Offering 1876 Ofsicers--NeW York Sec
ond With 1863 and Promise Of
More-EntIrc Iowa Guard
Offered.

Washington, March 1.--Officers Or
the organized militia are giving
prompt response to the war depart
mcnt's invitation b participate An
the military operations planned alonE
the Mexican border. Already t,20s
officers OF the national guard nave
accepted
Illinois stands first In the tiurnoer
pf officers accepting, lso o1:1g Of
ferd. '9.
n New York ranks secury with i6S
and the announcement that more are
to follow California is third with
15s, and from the far or territory Of
Hawaii come acccptances from five.
Missouri has offered ioS men.
| Reports, it Is said, Indicate tilat tic
total Of acceptance will be more than
the army now mobilixed at San An
tonio can accommodate at one time.
II Ii possible that all the officers who
accept will be 1iven an opportunity
TO 60 into the field BY rotation.
In contradiction of the rnmur that
1.-The citizen soldiers of the United
States are to he called Ter active ser
vice officers in the army today point
cd cut that such action would be
because there Ii no con-
tingency, as prescribed by law. which
would warrant ii
| The army division assembly at san
Antonio lis officially deeTssa.es. iiy
1.-THE war department as the "ma1eil-
liver DIVISION
/ It was tnrs described today In c-.
Ilers issued by. the adiutant genert
of the army TO the officers that have
been selected for service At tie
Is1ront."
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
SENATOR BAILEY
IS SUMMONED
SuBPOENAED IN CASE or STATE
SENATOR BRoDERIck AT
SPRINGFIELD -- HOLTSi-kW
DEPosT SLIP CAUSE.

Springfield, H., March IL States
Sttorney Burke today obtained SUD-
1oena dMees teeum for UE;teG States
Senator Joseph w. Bailey, OF Texas,
,ummoning him as witness in the
,ase against State Senator Broderiek,
# Chicago, wao Is charged by for.
uer State Senator Daniel w. Hollis
aw, Of Iuka, with paving him $5a0
n July 1G, 1909. in Brodericks 50.
oon in Chicago, for Holtslaw's vote
or VIM. A. Lorimcr Tor United States
senator
Holtslaw produced a deposit sllr
or that amount in the state bank o
'hicago on which the bank says ht
eposlted the money.
The deposit slip was taken Il
Washington Nv the Subcommittee
hat investigated Lorimc;.s election
nd the laet knowledge OF its where
bcrts was when Senator Bailey hel
/ in Ills hand during his speech Il
lefense Of Lorimcr, and dcnounee
I as a forgery.
Bailey's explanation was that Will
lie was addressing the senate som
one took the slip from his hand
md he cannot remember who 1t wa
Proderlck's case Is set for Monda,
March 90
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12

and started for the links. Despite
the long lay off Mr.. Tart.s a;.:iie was
in very good form. He playei with
w. J. Doardman, of Washington and
Beverly, and with Major archie"
Butts, his recently promo:e: military
aid.
President Taft began his eight day
vacation just as though no was tho
most commonplace Of tno guests at
the hotel, where rooms nac Deen Ell
gagged for him. He m:nEfnf oiay
with the throngs in the lobby and alto
all OF hts meals in the public diniag
room.
In striking contrast to the presi-
don't il THO seclusion or Jonn ID.
Rockefeller, who Ia fellow guest az
tho Same hotel. Mr. Rockefeller is
seldom seen about tnc place. All Of
his meals are served in ar;yaic lin
tnr room In connection vita his raia>
tiaI enlte Mr.. Rockefeller COLTS daily
but ,here Is little lilt t.--ooi taat he
and the president will meet on the
links.
Mrs TaH and Miss Helen will ar
rive tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
CHARGES ILL TREAT MENT
Rock Island Girl Who Was Inm7te OF
Geneva SohooI Tells of Ter
ribe F'iogginas.

Rock Island, Mrch 11.-4Minnie Ho
hart, daughter of John f. Hobart, OF
this city just released from the state
training school fcG girls at Geneva
Illinois, made an affidavit TODAY
charging that she had been the vic
i'm at the school of repeated fioe
gings with piece of hose, had beer
ducked in cold water and tied to
chair.
Her father has retained an attor
ney and says he will bring the cas-;
to the attention of the legslatuie
The girl was an inmate of the schoo
for two years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
GIVEN A LIFE SENTENCED
Woman Who CNuacd Death of Child
With Poison Candy is Taken
to Penitcntiary.

Kansas City, March l1.--4Mrs
Sarah Morash, convicted of causin:
the death Of four.year-old Ruth Mil
ler Of Kansas City, kansas, w!ih
poison candy she sent to her step
daughter, ELLA VanMettcr, four years
ago, was taken to the Kansas poni
tentiary today to begin serving life
sentence.
The candy was sent to Miss Van
Meter ANONYMOUSLY anc on recelv
ing 1t she gave some of it to the Mil
Ter child. The child died an hour
after eating 1t. Miss VanMetttr took
very i'll frcm the effects Of eating the
candy but recovered.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
L|MANTOUR IS
VERY INDIGNANT.
AT REPORT CAPITALISTS WOULD
MAKE HIM PRESIDENT OF
MEXICO.
PREFERS PRESENT JOB
Declares Death Of Diaz Would Not
Throw Country into StrlIe-5ays
U. S. Merely Showing
Its Strength.

New York, March t1.-After Diaz
what? Senor J. |. iimantour, Mcxi
can minister Of finance, addresse
himself to this question with an in
dignation foreign to his usual serel
ity. He had been shown the report
that American financial Interests
with dominant holdings in Mexico
have on foot plan bo@securo tht
resignation OF Dia2 and to set u!
Senior Linhntour In the executive
chair.
The suggestion tina: private cap
tal, and foreign capital at that, couic
make and unmake the Mexican ad
mnis,tation and ministers, provoke.
both his ridicule and anger.
"TIow stupid" were his first words
Il should lie the las; person to be
suspected of lending myself to sucl
d design" he added, IF by str ter
Of Imagination one could suppose /
true. It is no secret that Presiden
Dlaz has several times asked me Il
accent tie presidency at the expira
ton Of lis term
4 have always reused, because
the duties which | now fulfill arc
those most congcnial 10 me, ana be
cause | leiieye can be Of the mss
fcrYice f, my country by continuing
them. There is no truth in the ie
port.
''To return to President Diaz for
moment, wish 10 make nysel
rlain. Much ms been printed of th'
effect that his death would have OIL
Mexico. President Diaz is truly
great man and bis death would be al
un:nestlmtblc loss to Mexico, bu
even national bereavement does no
mean that civil government w7di
,iisaTrcar from the country.
Il sad this nGrning that possiDl.
most Ct tho money for the movemen
has been raised in the United States
Understand, | do nos w:sn to impi
irat resrenslh'c c persons have Inter
ested themselves, 90 say we haV
positiye evidence ths: the aggrega'
OF snail contributions from AmeA
cans has enabled the lnsurrection I
endure even rs long as it has,
"Then you do not approve" it wa
suggested "of the assignment repoi
ed today of two American war yes
sells to patrol duty on the Mexica
coast@
a may say that | 20 not unds.
stand. It does not apper to me no
these two SHIPS can .e coopera!ln
with the trocrs in the general nance
vers, and at so great distance froT
the navel base.
II think it is an attempt to in
press on us what powerful neig'
ror we have to the north, a.,d ho
wide her arms can stretch"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12

prcpoged action to n stT'committet
which is instructed to report to the
aoint commission on Monday Whea
the measure lcchably will be az
cd.
A note accompanying the bill say
tho president considers the lon
series Of depredatons committed
since November 20 Of such chara'
ter as to justify the application OF
that clause in the constitution pro
viding for the suspension Of persona
guarantees.
This Is an intermediate state be
tween civil government and maFtia
law. The decision to present tht
bin foq the approval OF ccnffess va
made at recent cobinet meeting
1t asks that tho measure pc ~
In force from six months from NJ
vember, the date of the beginning .
the revolt
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
O|AZ! TAKING A
DRASTIC STEP
MAY lNFLicT SUMMARY DEATE
PENALTY WHERE DEEMED
NECESSARY.
CONSTITUTION PROVIDES
Legislative Steps Must Be Take;
First-Srecial Congress.
Commission Aeting-tAia-
dero Makes Guarantees.

Mexico City, March 11.-For the
first time III Is years president Daz
ies determined to inyo,se that clahst
in the constitution providing Tor sum
my action in the application OF tne
death penalty wEc.e IeeTed cA
ped.cnt,
TIE paramount commission of con
gress, which has the power 10 act as
congress when that body is not In
ession, in accordance VIA tle law
referred tie measure covering thl;
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
oEEERs ENTIRE Foa1e.

Dca Moines, March Adiutart
General Logan Of the Iowa Natian |
Guard, this afternoon ASKED the. wsr
department at Washington 10 o der
all companies OF the Iowa National
guard to 20 to the Mexican frontier
and prepare for war If necessary. He
also reported that all officeEF were
ready to report pursuant TO orders
received few days ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
STRIKE is SETTLED,

oklahoma City. March lat a
conference of city officials, officials
Of the street railway company and
attorneys for the labor interests, hel
this afternoon. an agreement on the
settlement Of tho street railway
strike was reached. Running of the
cars will he resumed Monday when
they will have been idle week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE Unit
ed States transport Praile, with a
regiment CT marines COMPOSED OF dc
tachments from this city, Washing
len, Annapolis, Brooklyn, Boston
Newport and Now Lone and sufii
cient equipment ard supplies to last
fCr campaign Of two months, ka2
sailed for Guantanamo CGba. PrH
Earatitns are teing made to equip
a sGccnd regiment CT marines who
are expected TO sail ON the steamer
Dixie, which has been ordered hers
from Now Yc'k. Both regiments
will be under tho command of Gel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
ROCK ISLAND WINS.

Peoria, March lin the Illinois
high school basket ball championship
series this afternoon Rockford defeat
ed Granite City "A to 80 Mont
Carmel defeated Paris, 3S to 80. Rock
Island tonight clinched the caam
pionship by defeating Mt Carmel, 6t
to is. Granite City beat Paris 4a
to IS,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
FIRST REPORT OF BATTLE AT
cAsAs GRANDEs - ABOUT
800 TOTAL DEAD
LAST MONDAY
American Company Under Capt. Har-
rington Forced to Surrender After
Killing Many Federals MIA.
dero's Brother Killed.

Ell Paso, March 11.-That Francis
co |. Madcro is concentrating MS
force in western Chihuahua will be-
gin to give battle to Col. Cuellar at
Cassrs Grandes is indicated by re-
port brought to Eel Paso tonight 10y
Roy Kelly, a wounded American sur
vlyor of last Mondays battle.
According to Kelly Madero is mo
bilizing his. forces at Santiago, six
miles south OF Casas Grandes which
is defended by 500 federals and 500
volunteers under Col. Cuellar Mad
ero expected to be poined by Orozco
tomorrow WHICH will give hIm~,s a
force superior in numbers to the fed
erals.
Regarding the casualties among
Americans in Mondays battle, Kelly
says:
Sixteen including Captain Harrins
ton were killed. Seventeen were cap
tured by the fcderals wniie sixteen
escaped with the rebels. Among the
killed were Capt Harrington, Roy
Glenn, of Ell Paso, Martin Ryan, for
merly of atiae United States army
Robert r. Lee of California, H. Sc
vier, w. Rees and Bob Evans ant
John +, Grear was wounded.
Among the insurrecto officers
were Raoul Madero, brother OF Fran
cisco Madero, l.. Butierric de LARA
of Los Angeles, Giuseppe Garabalei
nephew OF the Italian liberator~ ant
Caprial Alanis and Major Hayes, tht
latter Of Scottish descent.
Kelly's story of the battle Follows
"The battle of Casas Grandes lastet
from four to nine a. M. Monday. FRO
visional President Madero with 70N
men attacked the town on three sides
The federal garrison entrenched OF
the roofs of houses made q spiritet
reply and repulsed assaults by tn
rebels.
zone rebel band under Major Haye
charged down the main street an
dynamited the jail and the daurtel be
fore it was annihilated.
"The American company unde
Capt Harrington gained entrance t
the house after firing the plaza an
from windows and loop ho:es infiic
ed heavy loss on the fcderals.
Being hard pressed the garriso
about 8 o'clock hoisted white ras
Maderos men were preparing 10 az
cept the surrender when Col. Cue ia
| appeared across the river with GO
men,
Thus concerted by the arrival {
reinforcements. and unprepared Il
the renewed attack, Madero's me
were driven back and retreated /
the mountains in panic.
"The rush of Cuellar's men e.
trapped the American company d
the houses where they had taken r
fuge until the latter inflicted hea,
losses on the federals before the su
vivors were finally compelled to su
render. One hundred Maderoit,
lwere killed while the federal loss
estimated at 200 killed and wounde
| Although the rebels have made /
peated sorties toward ICasas Grand
this week they have been unable
lget Cuellar to give battle in Il
mountainous country south of tow
although never under fire befol
Madero was in the thickest of Il
fight, encouraging his troops and 81
ing orders with the coolness OF
| veteran. He was hit in the arm whi
reaching for the gun of a man WI
was Killed beside him"
1 -
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
REJECT COMMISSION FORM.

LAGRANGE, H., March 1.-THE
proposition to substitute the commits
sion form of government for the pres
ent village control was rejected today
by vote Of AS to 125.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
100000 FIRE.

Muskcgee, OKLA, March ff.-PtaS
ical'y the entire business district Oh
Netters Falls, OKLA, ABOUT Is miles
suth Of here, was destroyed by fire
late this. afternoon. Ten buildings
burned, causing a less estimated az
100000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12
ANTE-SEASoN GAMES ON.

Hot Springs, March lily q score
of 10 to the Cincinnati Nationals.
with an entire line up OF the young
sters OF the team. won from the &c.
Louis Americans this afternoon IN
the first Of the ante-season schedule
of nine games. game II scheduled
for tomorrow, Notwithstanding that
the county prosecutor has instructed
the sheriff and constables 70 prevent
the game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12

onel Littleton Waller, who Is aboart
the Prairie. Other officers in tho
first regiment are Colonel G. r, Bar
nett and Majors Powell, Cat.in am
ravis. The commanders of thes sec
onl regiment will lie Iieutenan
Colonel f, ]. Moses and Majors M
KeWcy, Myers and Eomon. The ma
rincs arc equ.rpcd with Srfingtiei
sifes. ana among the stores on tl
rrair.e are @55, 5,f5DTounds OF ball car
tyidges. The photo OF water Rem
s.,nyoa and the Third United ltateS
cavalry was taken at San .Antoa'
drring the recent tes; or aeropiane&
for military purposes
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12

Advertisers In The Bulletin place
their announcements before the peo-
~ who have the money 70 spend. !,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12

Those detected In the act OF high
way robbery or raiding village or
farm or train, wrecking or cutting
telegraph or telephone wires or even
removing spike from railroad
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12

The Cairo bulletin covers the Cai'p
erritory thoroughly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12

Over forty years Cairo's, leading
tapcr--The CAIRO Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12

Concluded on Sixth Pageo
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12

CContinued on Seventh Page.)
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23

tineau last week from the peniten.
tiary at Bismarck and he will be re.
tried. {
Peltier was convicted Of the muir
der of Frank Sidell, postmaster of
Cordelia, and his 16-year-old niece,
and sentenced to be hanged. Just
three hours before the time set for
his legal execution stay of proceed
ings was granted and q new trial or
dered. 1t is not expected any new
evidence will be offered, 50 he will,
in all probability, be again sonvicteu
and sentenced to term of years or
life imprisonment.
The crime Of which he was con-
victed was . cruel one and - acoas-
sories to the act his younger brother
and an Indian companion called Rs.
Ing Sun. were also convicted There
three went to the little store operat-
cd By Sidell. and finding him alone.
made . few purchases and when the
old mans back was turned shot him
killing him almost instantly.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23

Mrs. Zerelda Samuels, mother OF
Frank and Jesse James. died on .
Pullman sleeper, while en- route to
her home in Missouri, from Fletcher,
Okla, where she had visited her son
Frank, farmer near that city. She
was So years of age, and never gave
up hopes that some day the ex-ban.
dts rom Missouri would turn out
to be good men.
LOST-Scotch Collie dog; color white
and light yellow. Very ELECTION.
ate and answers to name of Scotty.
Suitable reward. C.. N. Christen-
son, Minot, N. D., Route 8.
l ~ u
FOR SALE-New Chatham tanning
mill; $25 cash. Cost -. G. H.
Walhowe, Minot, r. 4; phone &c
! - a.
FOR SALE--One 20 horse power J. l.
Case engine; one SO separator; one
8 bottom John Deere steam gang
plow; 16 extra shares, at bargain
If taken at once. Address George
Popping, Burlington, R R No. 2.
2 "a IT,
FOR SALE-S6O acre Iarm; 27O
acres under cultivation, balance
pasture and hay meadow; I'VE miles
from Minot, school house on land;
good buildings; six horses and farm
machinery; all for ST 90 per acre.
with half cash payment, balance on
easy terms. For quick cash, us
per acre. Address Axel Hanson.
Minot, N. D., r. r. 1, No. 20.
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