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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04
FIGHTING BOB
EVANS is DEAD
WITHOUT WARNING
VETERAN WAS CALLED
Achieved Fame When He Started
Big Fleet on Its Globe En-
circling Cruise.
Washington Shocked by News;
President Being First to
Express His Grief.

WASHINGTON. -. c. Jan. g.
Rear Admiral Rohlcy - Evans,
Fighting Bob" 10 AN admiring ma
tion. died suddenly late today ~ his
home in this city. Acute Indigestion
ended the career OF one OF the most
popular officers in the navy. lie was
i'll less tnan two hours
Admiral Evans. born a.. years ago
in Floyd county. Va arose today ap-
parently in better health and spirits
than he had enjoyed in some time
For years a sufferer from old wounds
sustained IN The civil war. and from
r"currrrt attacks Of rheumatic gout,
tn" aged fighter seemed to have
shaken of 'h" burden Of his adVanc-
ing days. lie displayed high spirits
"A breakfast and ATE a hearty lunch
con az noon.
While IN his library ~ O'Clock
The admiral WAS stricken. Instantly
his family sent for Dr - =. Adams.
who. on his arrival. found IN" patient
IN great pain After treatment Ad-
miral Evans fell .utu q RESTLESS sleep
and u WIS tlOught fha' ;uc danger
had passed shorty after I o'clo,N.
however. he awakened. aud raising
himself with din,cu.ry. announced
that he was choking.
Conscious to End.
= canno' Ec; my breath. he sad.
and sana back \, I - o'clock he
died. conscious 10 the end.
A. his BEDSIDE AZ tie time of his
death We're his wife. his daughter.
Mrs H. /. S"Wsll and L.s daughter
in-Iaw. Mrs FranN r Evans. wifi" ~
rho admir9l's puTN snr a lieutenant
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-02
State News

| state news
Chicgcn pox is prevalent at Edgcley.
A woman's club has been organized
at Flasher.
The Mandan Pioneer is putting in a
linotype for setting its type.
Three cars of baled hay have been
shipped from Lawton to st. Paul.
Marion has decided to purchase two
chemical engines for fire purposes.
Tho Courtonay Commercial club
wants farmers institute for that city.
Sheridan county has expended &c..
sos on road building.
The now Strecter telephone exchange
is now in working order.
Dogden had fire scare, but it prov.
ed to DO chimney.
Five final proofs were made in ono
day at Ross, Mountrail county.
c. A. Knutson & Co. s store at AL
mont was robbed Of $50 in cash.
The Echo wants starch factory
built on the shores of Powers Lake.
The Mail intimates that cream
cry may soon be established at Edge
ley
The Gazette announces the farmers
around McClusky are crazy for more
cows.
The coal mine at Baden has been sold
to Alfred Christensen and Christ Han
son.
The farmers rally at LaMoure was
success in spite of the severe weather.
Stock is reported doing well around
Haynes, Adams county, notwithstand-
ing the fall of snow.
The big engine in the Tolzman ele-
vator at Fingal froze up, doing much
damage.
The Crosby and Noonan whist clubs
are endeavoring to see which has the
best players.
Braddock proposes to submit pro-
position to bond for $4,000 to build a
new schoolhouse.
Fort Clark seems to be right on the
boom; among the recent acquisitions
is travelling library.
There are 1850 acres Of land near
Turtle Lake belonging to the school
funds and The Wave wants it sold and
used.
Many friends of Charles Rupert,
the Great Northern agent at Kermit,
are astonished to find him short in his
accounts.
Edinburg is already making ar.
rangements for a great farmers picnic
to be held in June, according to The
Tribune.
The editor Of the Mercer Telegram
wants the newspapers to unite and &c
into competition with the Western
Newspaper Union.
E. J. Ham has presented numbe,
of Indian relics to the Edgeley school
Some of them were obtained at thu
White Stone battlefield.
| The Davenport News reports that
the Great Northern is keeping tracl
walkers busy nights as we'll as days il
order to prevent accidents.
Frank Nugent, near Grano, came
near losing his home the other night
he discovered the fire in the roof just
in time to save his belongings
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-02
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
Regular Monthly Meeting Of the County Board at Devils Lake, Ramsey Co.. o.
Official proceedings of the Board of
County Commissioners Of Ramsey
County, Northt Dakota.
Tuesday, 23rd, 1912.

O4AS4dl VI tuC DOdIu VI
County Commissioners Of Ramsey
County, Northt Dakota.
Tuesday, 23rd, 1912.
The Board met at 8 O'Clock a. M,
pursuant to law There were present
Commissioners, johnson, Thclin, Ma
loney, Emigh and Hoystad.
The Board then proceeded to check
up the different offices and at 10
O'Clock a. M, took recess until 2
O'Clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
The Board met at 2 O'Clock P. NJ,
pursuant to above recess. Present, ali
the members.
The minutes Of the previous meet.
ing was read and approved as read.
All voting eyes"
The following bids for the repairing
of the part Of the court house formerly
used for a Jail for Office rooms were
opened and found to read as follows:
P. A. DePlazes, $4,000 and replacing
floor in sheriff's office and hall at
$4,000 per NJ for lumber used.
w. G. Fosburgh, $4,000 and replac-
ing fooi in sheriff office and hall at
$4,000 per M for lumber used.
Jens johnson. $4,000 and replacing
floor in sheriff's office and hall at
$1,000 per M for lumber used and so
cents per hour for necessary time.
Gram Construction Co., $55G.50 and
replacing floor in sheriff. office and
hall at $500 per NJ for lumber used.
Moved by johnson and seconded by
NTaloney that the bid of P. A. DePlaz-
es be accepted. His being the lowest
and best bid. Carried. All voting
"Yes.n
1t was moved and carried that the
proposition Of the Underwood Type
writer Company for new machine in
the Auditors office be accepted. That
is the Underwood Typewriter Com
pany furnish new machine for 1925
and take the old Oliver Typewriter now
in said office in return at $500, leav
ing balance due them on said machine
of s67.25. Carried. All voting "Yes. y
The following resolution was then
read:
TO the Hon. Board of County Commits
sioners, Ramsey County, North Da
k0ta.
respectfully make requisition for
sseyenty,onc persons to act as jurors 70
bring the jury panel up to the Two
Hundred names required by law.
(Signed)
HERMAN STENSETH,
Clerk Of the District
Court, Ramsey Co..
North Dakota.
Moved that in accordance with Sec
ion SIT, r. G. Of North Dakota, 1905,
the following apportionment be made
for the purpose Of selecting the above
renuired number Of names.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-02

w variants 10 DC drawn on general
fund. Carried. All members voting
eyes,
Moved and carried to take recess
until / 80 O'Clock P. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
The Board met pursuant to above
adjournment. Present, all the mem
bers.
It was moved and carried that we
accept the offer Of $290.O5 Of the var.
ious insurance companies in settlement
of insurance on the Court House and
tho chairman be hereby authorized to
sign the Proof Of Loss for each COM
pany.
Commissioner johnson was then call
ed to the chair.
The following bids for the deposit of
certain county funds under a Time
Certificate of Deposit as per Article
II, Chapter 2s, R. c. 1905 were opened
by the County Auditor in the presence
of the Board and found to read as
follows:
Penn State Bank. S per cent.
Farmers State Bank of Lawton, )
per cent.
First National Bank of Crazy, per
cent.
! First National Bank of Hampton, 5
per cent.
Security State Bank of Edmore, 5
| per cent.
Farmers Bank of Hampdcn, S per
cent
First National Bank of Edmorc, $
! per cent.
State Bank Of Brockct, 5 per cent.
State Bank of Starkweather, 5 per
cent.
State Bank of Starkwcather, 5 pc,
cent.
The Bank Of Doyon, per cent
Farmers Bank of Crary, per cent.
Bartlett State Bank, S per cent.
Moved that the proposals of all of
the above banks be accepted and that
the County Treasurer be instructed to
divide the sinking and special fund
which the county has advertised to be
deposited under Time Certificates of
Deposit among the successful bidders.
Carried. All voting "Ycs.''
Moved that the following bonds fur.
Session Laws of 1909 (and as per Res
9TH, 1922 by the banks specified be
lO"3 "uOSc UluS 4OI JIG OcpUSlU VI
Certain County Funds under Time Ger
tiicates of Deposit be accepted by thi:
Board, viz:
The Individual Bond of the Farm
ers' Bank of Crary, N. D. in the sum
100000, with Edgar Anderson, A. f
Southam and W. M. Bit as Sureties.
;, The Individual Bond Of the FRS
National Bank Of Hampton, N. D.
in the sum of 100000 with E. r
Swarthout, 0. o. Knudson, Chas. A
;; Morton, P. Norum and Abram Stott
as Sureties.
The Fidelity Bond Of the Farmer
State Bank Of Lawton, N. D., in tn,
sum of 100000 with the Northwestern,
Trust Company of Grand Forks, N. D
as Surety.
The Fidelity Bond of the State Banl
Of starkweather, N. D. in the sum o.
} 100000 with the National Suret,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-02
Northwestern Mere. Co., supplies

Northwestern Mere. Co., supplies
furnished county poor .............. 31.6
John F. Henry, Insanity fees. 11.0'
D. G. Duell, insanity fees ........ 1885,
James Stenson, plumbing work
in court house and iail ........... 14.O
John Mclean, insanity fees.... &c
+. w. Mann Il Cons, supplies
for county poor .................... 800
Gus Furstcnau, County Treas
urer, court orders paid ............ 712.S
Gus Furstenau, County Treasur-
err, account of J. A. Haig, to
transportation of eight chill
dren to Agricultural College,
attending boys and girls in
stitutc Observation-Disclosures. 5S4
Gus Furstenau, County Treasur-
err, account of John Il. Thelin,
transportation of Harry Brog-
cnhcrdt, from Devils Lake to
Gottenburg, Sweden ............... 800
Mrs. G. r. Blessum, work done
for State s Attorney ......... SO
Gus Furstenau, County Trcasur.
er, cash advanced transporta-
ton of George Bail to Fargo ESQ
Ole Serumgard, account of NJ. J.
Wuest, road work done, Pleas.
ant Township ...................... 1917
First National Bank Of Hamp.
den, house rent A. Siverson.. so
A. NJ. Powell, rent of pest house $50
Walker Bros. & Hardy, tax re-
ceipts and supplies ................. 147.7
DR.. A. Flath, county physician
for year 1911 .................... 500
r. Y. Bice, postage, express and
kilograms for the quarter end
ing December 81, 1911 ........ 31.7
II. A. King, balance to grading
between Fancher and Pros
pcct Townships ............. 90
State of North Dakota, care Of
insane patients for quarter
ending December 31st, 1911,
$799.S4, allowed ....... 154.S
Gus Furstenau, County Trcasur-
er, county wolf bounties paid 40
a. J. Mclaughlin, account Of M.
j. Wuest, grading roads, Plea
SAINT Township ...... 39.7
Stevens Grain & Fuel Company,
fuel furnished county poor. o22.5
T. A. Haslam, supplies furnished
county poor Observation-Disclosures. sc
National Elevator Co., Brocket,
fuel furnished county poor $50 SO
Gus Furstenau, County Treasur-
er, postage, etc ..:....................... 600
Gus Furstenau, County Treasur-
cr, stamped envelopes ..........- 1876
E. G. Nicholson, salary as coun-
ty physician, July LIST. 1911 to
January LIST, 1912 .................... $50
Stevens Grain & Fuel Co., coal
furnished Mrs. Litzinger go. IS
John Mclean, long distance
phones, lights and water paid A7.2
Moved that the following bills cert
fed to by J. G. Grassick, State Regis
trar, for fees in favor of the Loca
Registrars under Section 20, Chapte
270, Session Laws of 1907 for the yea
1911, be paid and warrants drawn i,
favor Of said Registrars as follows
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-02

At Williston there was "shower"
for bride-to-be; the ring was repre-
sented by doughnut, reposing on
large pillow; 3 year old boy ate the
ring, and there was waiting, but a
substitute was found.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-02

Making a total Of II names, and that
the auditor be instructed to notify the
Township and Village Clerks and City
Auditor of said apportionment Car
rieed. All voting eyes"
1t was moved and carried that the
following named persons qualified to
act as jurors be selected as such from
the unorganize4 portions of this county
and that the Auditor is hereby direct
cd to certify same to the Clerk Of the
District Court for Township 1862, Ed.
Nelson. For Township 1866, P. NJ
Gilberg.
The following warrants having re-
manned uncalled for during period Of
six years, it was moved and seconded
that same be cancelled as provided by
law. Carried All members voting
"Yes.D
Warrants cancelled January 23rd,
1912:
Andrew NIoen. November IA,
1s9s-No. GIL -..........,............... $500
Otto Fritsch, April Is, 1898
No. BOB 2.3O
Fred J. johnson, July 6, 1895
No. 395 ...:.-..:.:.:.:....::::..:.:.:: lilo
P. Burns, July 6, 1s9s-No. 296 10
Peter Rustom, July 6, 1S9S-No.
397 Observation-Disclosures. Ito
Hans Stenerson, October 5, 1898
No. 612 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ito
Ben Thomas, July 6, 1S9S--No.
4l6 III
James S. Abel, November IA,
1S9S-No. 662 ........................... 2.l0
Henry Farrell, January 4, 1899
No. ~ An
Arson Ncrdahl, January 4, 1899
No. 70 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ito
John Hiras, October 2, 1899
No. 644 ........... 400
Gustaf Sarkela, October 2, 1899
No. SAB ........ 400
Nels Bynanen, October 2, 1899
No. GAP Observation-Disclosures. 400
Jacob ISLANDER, October 9, 1899
No. $40 ........ 40C
Hans Hanson, October ., 1899
NO. 635 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lie
J. E. jacobson, October 2, 1899
mo. 621 ....-...............-.............. 6.3C
Art Knight, July 8, 1s99-No.
473 Observation-Disclosures. Ito
I. Baker, July 8, 1s99-No. 457 Ito
Fred Rittenhouse, July 8, 1899
NO. 459 ..................-.....-.......... LII
+AuOApu COuuSou3 cduudly W 4oOO
NO. 1856 Observation-Disclosures. LII
Ben johnson, January 6, 1000
No. S57 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LII
Thos. johnson, January 6, 1900
NO. 1853 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LII
Louis Eaton, January 6, 1900
No. S62 Ill
NJ. Miller, January 6, 1900,-No.
o12 2O
Edward Fitz, April 4, 1900-No.
1928 IT,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-02

"a, 1912.
R. V. BICE,
County Auditor.
Adjourned meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners of Ramsey
County. North Dakota.
Wednesday, January "a, 1912.
The Board met pursuant to above
adjournment. There were present
Commissioners johnson, Thelin, Ma
loney, Emigh and Hoystad.
Moved and carried that the following
bills be allowed and warrants ordered
drawn in payment of same as follows:
d. G. Nicholson, Witness fees
in John Roman case, 1890, al
lowed at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Underwood Typewriter Co.,
typewriters for Offices of the
County Judge anu County Au.
ditor as per contract ........... 1880
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-17

Ais GuB In 9Guss sntlaus Der nSbIihtn Stitt
ttiitlbtn, ibsrtrAssn eur6 bsia9ttn Oomtntd
@trmancl an bic 3. 6. & S.2 Giitnbabn
Sompanit bur& Gssb pattrt ben 1. ausulf
1911. aoblsn une Winsralisn une Wnsu-
rtbte rtitrpirt ben esfsBIi6en Gissnibiimsrn
brltbtn. gnbt1trt nit tintni jptilfVfistn
bOIssrnsu gBcbubauis unb Gubsnssbaucsn ea'
rauf.
Nit 9tIGIas btI,st unb In GrtfuiiOu stnOm-
mtn auf bic alags BON 9barlts p. @atss etatn
Dpmintd Grrmano. S6ulp $63S.96. Snts-
r,Tsu BON 10. SftObtr 1912, aupaissbtbrsu
unb 8oiftH. SuosmsHt NU. 1855, NOp. Ser.
min 1912. 81. ia. gum Hop. Gsrmiu 1912.
Gbarles 3. 5ortpn, AuHaIt.
Gtrntr;
go. t6.-slq bic SbnfGds pbsr bas @runb.
ubt al itntr ssipiIIsu Got eaue, stsesn in BEN
IOpuibip eafapanna, ttBt Stabt Scranton,
eadapanua County unb Stant ptnnipISauia,
btIsidntt une bIhrisbtn pts folst: 81 Got
No. 6 I'm 8lpd Np. 12, pie ptr,sthnst unp
dusgttat auf sinsm pIans pber 8artt bttiitli
,,1bt Rouub WoObs PART" ptlbr plan pptr
8arts sinsstrassu IL in Der SffiU jur Gtntraa-
uug ppu Dehs ia unb fir eddapanna County
i'm Rartfnbuh Ro. 1, Ssit 80. 8tfaais Got
IN 40 f}ub In 6runt an Dartmouth Strabt uno
bitIsIbs 9rttts bintsh, pit ptrst1nst bur@ BE-
iasit aarts. 9tfaett Got II 1928 6ub titf
an bsr pflibtn Satr unb 1899 6uB titf In
Der ptifIi&tn Ssitt; bsiaats einttn trirtdtn
TG riifp6ris ,ur Ruunb 8oobs eaus. 3u-
iammen nit al ben 8trbtllIuugtn harauf.
Wit 8tftlae htet unb In Grttutipn asnors
men auf bic 8last Der Rsp Sratns Building
uuh 9Odn ahCriatiOn BON @tR SCRANTON &C.
gen SAINTS eubpaf, NIT Ra&ribt an Peter 9.
esibinstr, Isrrt 1tnaut. Shulb $i246.50.
SutsrtItu pom fl. Sftubsr 1912, anpaItse-
biibrsn unb Soften. Suegmsut NC. f79, N0p.
Ssrmtu 1912. 81. ia. gum ROp. Strmiu 1912.
Sspan, Anpalt.
Ia has stuunuts GissHtbum pirb uur sssrn
SaaTaHIuus Ssrfauft.
y. s. yGonaor, Sderiif.
Significant Scranton, pa. DUunIans, Stn
II. SftCbtr 1912.
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Nls SIP. q. gHnltsrs nnn lsariI

- als Wf. 8. 8ulters BON Pariou
am Sonutaa uuterbulb Der yiiholion
8abnitution auf einsu SsradtluS iprin'
gen pOllte, fiel er inter bic Hdoer, bic
ibm beiOe Beins obiduitteu uno .aua
iouft usrlesten. iOOuB er In elm paar
Wtinuten perihieo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-17
8truer:

Np. 12.-aa isns gentle Got obsr par3sIs
9anh, stlsssu In BEN Borough Dtdlou &itp,
9adapannd County uuo Staat psuuiplpantd,
bsersnjt unb btf6ritben ME fpIst nsmltt: 9t
Got go. 80 i'm 9IOd Ro. 6 uno aslsesn an
Poplar Strass. 9tiasts Got IL 40 6ub in
8rsiis In lSrpnt an bsIastsr Strabs bel $50 Sub
3u stngr 0Tsnti6tn, fiiubsbu 8ub brtitsuSUurt
pis psritihutt auf esr 8artr bsr 8trms1uns.
sinstirassn i'm 8artsnbuH RO. 1, Sstis 1t6
unS III. Aass prbs1srt, nit sinsm ,tpsiifUf-
issu bUIJsrnsn Wubnbauis unp auesnssbaursn
barauf.
Dlit 9sl&Ias bsl,st unO in Grrfutipu ssnpm.
msn auf bic Slass Der SbiIIsr Suilctne une
9can AIpriatirn BON Scranton, pa., stgsn
applf Sbafsr uub Rarsartt Sbafsr. S6ulp
$500. Der S6eriif fOIIsttirs $i206, Sntsrsi-
fen pom T. Sftobsr 1912, anpaItsebatrsn unb
Roiisn. Supgmsnt no. t72, N,v. Strmin
1912. 81. ia. gum Nuv. 3rmin 1912.
Stofss, aupalt.
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6fberiff' 's-berkauf
-beft-
8GtbBOaem @raabeigeRtbam,
-dui-
Sreitag, ben 10. yfob. 1912.

@sm6b snf&isbsnn GrtfutiunsbtfttIs BON
Gitra 6aetas, espari 8aetas uub 8tnbttiuui Gr-
ppnae, ausstftat BON benz Common pleas @s-
rt&t BON eadapdnua COUNTY, an mth ssritttt,
psrbt Id ausitBsu jum 5Htnili&tn Bnfauf
bur& 9tritestruns UOsr ausruf an ben b5hff
cbsr msiit 9ittsnbsn, fir 8aar, In BEN sc.
ri&tsstbdubs In Der Siabt scranton, eada-
mamma Gn,irtu am
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-17

go. 1O.-gIa itns sspiRtu Cots, Obtt pat
,.as 9ans, stItstn unO fsisnS in btm Conn
Ibip GsBt Borough Oh Serge, eadapanua
Guuniy nub Staat psunIyIpania, bssrsuSt uub
bsItrisbsn mic fOlat: anfauaenh an elmer
Ode pcu gius une Gbur& Srabsu, banu int
lana 8int Strabt Iiblid 40 9jraht, Siflt& $50
6ub, eauu lneli1 49 @raet uue 10 Winuttn,
psiIib $50 6ub ,u elmer aasp, oann tntlans
bn alsy uSrblit 40 @raet rtflit $50 6uB
~ Gburh Straet, bann tuilans Gbu6 Strabt
nSrbtih 40 @rart uuo 1O Winuttu. Stlit $50
8ub ium AnfdusspaBt. Siup 9pts Rp. 8,
10 unb II i'm Ylpd RO. 2 auf tintm plaut
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Grutr:


Ro. t1.-Dit ua6folstnbt Col, Stri& oesr
paBsas eanO, ssltssn In Der Staot SCRANTON,
eadapauna County uno Staat psnniypania.
81 ssIsstn an Der ptlflihtH Ssits pou adtr
apsnut (fribu 6rttmau avsuus) unO u tnt-
frnt 900 5ue une s 3Oa pom tr Giumiinouns
BON eanbis Straet unb adsr aUtnus unS bat
cine GrOnt an btiaesr aftr Apsnut pcu 26 Gub
uub 8 3oa unb trlfrtfi li6 In bitIsr 8rtitt In
eauss oon Gitft t42 Z Gub su elmer alsp bin
ten, unb IN rtttpfnflie In 8prm. 81 lbsiIs
BON Cots Ro. IL unb is I'M 9Icd No. I'm
,,eineon Nnnsr" jur Staet Snauion. 81
baiItIbt Gistntbum hbsrtrastn an SpOr 9. 8it-
ar6s ehr@ Deb BON {. B. Sartranft It ur,
tairt ben Z. Wai 1903 unb sinsttrastn I'M
eadapanna Dstbbu& gio. 203, Ssitt is.
8srbtirt nit tiusm ,ptiftSdissn bUisrnsn sin.
faGsn Wpbnbnuit uno AuBsnesb6uetn earauf.
Mit 9sltIas btIsst une in Grtfuiton ssncm-
men auf bic 8lass pcn Warp 5. DtIspan une
Splrpb s. DtlsUan esssn Sucry 3. 8ttarbs
unb Rarp 3. Ridaros. Stulo $1,000. 9n'
terelTsu pom 25. Sitpber 1911, Anpalistthbren
uub ytpiisn. Subsmsnt NO. 772, Nat Ssrmin
1912. 8tnp. Or. sum NOp. 5rmin 1912.
Morgan, aupalt.
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Bon epts btfaHnt ale Rtnnfbs's MbbihoH gu
Olb 8orst. 81 baGsIbt Gissntbum hbsrtrassn
an ben Wortsaspr bitTtn burG Deb Bon Mns
hFtp Rtnnsbv ct ur. batiTt ben f6. Stunt 1899,
tfusttrastn I'M eadawauna County DttbbuH
8anb 173, Stitt 472. 8trbtHsrt nit sintni
bGljtrntn Rir@tnsib6ubs.
gfit 8sl&Ias bslsst unb In GrtfutiOu ssncnt'
men auf bic aIass pon Sobn 9iseinsh, tlbtr'
l&risbsn an SCltpHint eiseinsfi, stssn bic
Saint NiHoIas unitto @rstf Catholic &cngrts
cation ppn Slb 5prgt pa. S6ulb $340O.
Der Shniif fotIsftirt $f700, SutnsIsn pcm
%. Stunt 1910, anpalissbiibrtu unb acfftn.
Subamtut No. 2t7, Hpptmbn Gumin 1912.
Vi. ia. jum Hoptmbtr Itrmin 1912.
Martin, 'anpaIt.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-11-16
FLAGGED TRAIN WITH SHIRT.

Tearing his shirt from his back an
Ohio man tagged a train and saved 1t
from a wreck, but H. T. Aston, Ra-
leigh, n. c., once prevented a wreck
with Electric Bitters. Il was in ter
rible pl light when | began to use
and the congregation of Scotts and
them" he writes; my stomach, head.
back and kidneys were ell badly-f..~
fected and my liver was in bad condi-
ton, but four bottles of Electric Bit
ters made me feel like a new man."
A trial will convince you ftheir
matchless merit for any stomach,
liver or kidney trouble. Price 80
cents at all druggists.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-11-16
Success of Mrs. Laura A. Hamilton.

Success of Mrs. Laura A. Hamilton.
The appointment of Mrs. Laura 4.
Hamilton to the position OF postm aster
at Fort Ethan Allen, Vt. in July was
made solely upon her merit. Two
white men were her competitors Mrs.
Hamilton passed Il creditnble civil serv-
ice examination and is the only Afro
American ever appointed to similar
position in the state. She Is a woman
Of excellent business tact
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-11-16
ONLY A FIRE HERO,

But the crowd cheered. as, with
burned hands, he held up a small
round box Fellows" he shouted,
this Bucklen's Arnica Salve l hold,
has everything beat for burns. >"
Right, also for boils, ulcers. sores,
pimples, eczema. cuts, sprains,
bruises. Surest pile cure. 1t subdues
Inflammation, kills pain. Only 25
cents at all druggists.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-11-16
NOTICE OF FOOTBALL.

1t has become a national game in
Denver on Thanksgiving day. The
game of football, and to have it
played by the colored teams of the
state, is something worth while, SO
people. keep off the date, Thanksgiv-
ing day. and be in line for the big
game TO be played between Denver
Y. NJ. A. C. and the Colorado Springs
Y. NJ. A. c., at Union park, for the
championship of the state.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-11-16
THE TRIALS OF A TRAVELLER.

Il am travelling salesman"
patton and Indigestion till l began to
writes E. E Youngs, E. Berkshire, VT,
"and was often troubled with consti-
use DR.. Kings New Life Pills, which
/ have found an excellent remedy"
For all stomach, liver or kidney
troubles they are unequaled. Only %
cents at all druggists.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-11-16
Sam Lanaford'. sueces. Abroad.

Claiming that Sam Langford. the
heavyweight pugilist, fouled him II.
the eleventh round. Sam McVey OF
California refused to continue the con-
test with his opponent. which occurred
recently at Perth. Western Australia.
The decision. therefore. was given in
favor of Langfprd. as the contention
of McVey was ruled out.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-11-16
JOIN

JOIN
the company Of good men who are
trying to lay tho foundation for things
of benefit to our race. One Of the
best movements in this direction is
the organization Of coIored Elks.
Local Lodge of this city desiring to
increase its membership, have re-
duced its initiation fee from $1,000 to
SAYS for period Of As days, ending
Jan. 1st, 1912. The
invite all male persons of good moral
character, between the ages of 21 and
so, to take advantage Of this opportu-
nifty.
MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. SO, |. 8. P.
o. e. Of w.
JOHN W. LEVEL,
Exalted Ruler.
LLOYD HALL,
Secretary.