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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15

Love is strange, mysterious, won.
derful, glorious thing. 1t is stronger
than death, stronger than life, hell,
heaven, hope-overcoming, surmount-
ing, all-consuming, overpowering. A
Dallas lady detecting her husband in
the supreme act of domestic infelicity,
shot him TO the death. Outraged love
was indicated and glorifed. This
subtle, delicate, invisible, yet all-pre.
dominating power was instilled into
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Many a good man is married to his
boss.
The worst babies are over 20 years
of age.
Some women will believe anything
that is unbelievable.
The man who sings his own praise
seldom gets a curtain call.
Suspicion usually finds what 1t is
looking for if it looks long enough,
Only a fool girl believes that every
unmarried man she meets is looking
for a wife.
Many a mans success Is due to his
ability to obtain five by adding two
and two together.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15
TELEGRAPH|C' News FLASHES

Vancouver, B. c., Aug. 15.-Gen.
Felix Diaz, Mexico's special envoy to
Japan, sailed for the Orient. De-
clares mission is only to thank Japan
for sending representation to Mexican
centennial celebration. Says on re-
turn will run for president on Liberal
ticket which aims at separation of
church from state.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15

serious offense.-Tyler Courier-Times
1t certainly is and reminds us
that the example of Roy Bean,
"the law west of the Pecos,
is worthy Of emulation. Judge
Bean found a dead man who had a
six-shooter buckled around him and a
$20-bill in his pocket. He promptly
fined the corpse 500 for carrying a
pistol.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15

the human heart by Jehovah himself
and the gates of hell shall not pre-.
vail against it. Thus it has been
since Adam and Eve passed hand in
hand from the garden beneath the
flaming sword, with al the world be.
for them, where to choose their place
of rest and Providence their guide;"
and thus it will be till comes the
wreck and ruin of worlds.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15

A California girl advertised in a
Texas newspaper for a husband and
received many answers to her appeal.
One farmer wrote an impassioned ap.
peal and said he would love her till
the COWS come home. "-Cleburne
Enterprise.
The gentleman was evidently look.
ing for a milkmaid rather than a
wife.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15

A Georgetown gentleman who shot
himself in the head was jailed by the
sheriff for carrying concealed weap-
ons. Dallas County might follow this
example in some of those murder
trials where the jury returns a YER
dict of not guilty.-Dallas Times-Her-
aid.
OF course, attempting to shoot his
head off is small matter, but the
carrying of concealed weapons is a
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15
A NATION GONE MAD ON DRESS

Newport, KY, Aug. ia pair of
slit trousers, revealing lanky ex-
panse of green stockings, appeared
on the streets here yesterday after
noon, worn by young man about
20 years Of age. The slit extended
nearly to the knee and was topped
by large pearl button. He was &C.
companied by a woman. A large
crowd followed him about the streets
and made it so uncomfortable for
him that he sought refuge by cross
ing the river to Cincinnati
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15
sUesl sUesl sUGsl

You have bedbugs, ants. fleas.
reaches. mites, lice, potato bugs, ETC.,
not because you failed to fight them,
but for the want OF a good remedy.
Get Ross Dead Quick" spray. II is
nice and clean and kills insects and
their eggs the moment applied. Moth
ing like it. Sold in Bryan by E. j.
Jenkins.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15

Snap Shooter in the Galveston
News suggests that young man had
best first determine if he can afford
to dress a lady before he pays adj
dress to a young lady. All OF which is
orthodox to the bone.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15

SADIE against slit skirts silly. Say
they are artistic and even women who
wear them for purpose" can not
spoil the fashion, because they are
ignored anyway.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15

London, Aug. 15.-University Of
England is planning to establish a
course in English etiquette for bene-
fit OF foreigners who declare that Eng
lishmen act like lot Of automatons
instead of rational human beings In
following absurd customs
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15

many have ceased to be drawing cards
and many theaters closing down.
Many OF leading film factories com
bining or threatening to quit BUSH
ness.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15

London, Aug. 15.-American women
leaving here for home declare cru
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15

Berlin, Aug. 15.-"Movies' in Ger
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15

1t is not safe for a man to walk
along the street with girl who af-
fects the extreme styles. An escort
of an Atlanta girl drew fine of S25
for being along with the show, while
the girl had to pacify the law with
$50 and costs for the oversight in not
putting on her clothes befort starting
forth. She had on some of them, but
they were so low at the top and so
high at the bottom that even season.
ed Atlanta blushed-Temple Daily
, Telegram.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15

New Britain, Conn, Aug. 15.-Sev.
eral hundred young women stenog-
raphers and clerks employed by a
large manufacturing concern here,
are receiving polite notes in their pay
envelopes this week warning that the
slit skirt, the hobble skirt and the
diaphonos skirt are not to be tolerat.
ed. Each girl is asked to appear for
work in businesslike and modest
clothes.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-15

Now they are talking about the
invisible skirt" said to be due from
Paris in the near future. If it is more
invisible" than some they are wear
ing now, they might as we'll imagine
they are dressed and let it go al
that.-Kilgore Chronicle.
=
Split skirts were the natural out.
come of hobble skirts. Women could
not bear irksome restraint. They eth
er had to split them or learn the Chi
nese walk.-Cleburne Chronicle.
The tango garter has not yet made
its way into the West, but we are
looking for it.-Val Verde County
Herald.
In view of the search you are max
ing, we would at least advise you to
be ADMINISTRATION Herald.
The tango garter is worn in Deni-
son. The editor of the Denison Her.
aid captured one months ago. 1t is
worn in Tyler and is said to be real
pretty.-Tyler Courier-Times.
They may be wearing them here,
for all we know.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15
OLDEST SCHOOL 10
CELEBRATE ANNIvERSAHY

',sssn,. Na.s.. PC, i:.-ohs
,h.1ssna ssaars,ss "t ,ES iia.ion
latin - sa"oi. .oms al ss-m .osuinE
irse, sissah, s.ssss nj The eoaaifs.
ss- -sI-.s-s q, attend the aaniS-r>.
ar. disner tn i,- s.s~n q, the iios-s
sn.-srs., sssnssraa rish,. The isrs.
lsn i.s,ia .ss.,i ls ~, n'iy the atd'
ca; s>istsns i. ths tai,sa States.
b,s u i. ,as oldest .r-- ssha,i In sh-
~,ris. II. foundation dr'-s hack Ia
1885,. .sly t-~ scar. nfi-s = r"s.
uarnSes ss',issasai ~ss maas in fos.
ton. II !. suprased inst tr~ FIRM.
cus Joan Sassan "a. instrumental IN
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15

We 0safsatee positisas 70 our gzad.
sate1. We Gsssantse ssr EEal-
1e4ss y Employer. Eater ny
1tns-eay b ,he meath q 1ssa.
01I1E1V DUslHIsS COLLEGE,
fsitrss 1aAias Trinidad, Colo.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15
SECOND TRIAL 0u
CHARGE OF MURDER

ti.i.ns. Afoat.. bse. 1.-THE first
.rs,,,e s,us,.es sssr al Walter Walt
worth ..As saii1a for Ssisi before
Judge cis.esls a~s' t-:ss, Wait
~nssh ~as isis,' sai soa,is'r's as \
cnarr~ os masae-iae Aadf i.rgin a,
Wi,iou Greet :.sa ,,siaE. lie sas
ycal~es.d to life ,,a,rispsnrs'. "n'
later f~tas-s p ar. trial nv APPEAL
to ge~ sunreOc rOssst.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15
CINCINNATI DGlDCIORS VII
NOT RA1NY 1u1EH4 oAIl

t.n1innau. a.. D~A i:.--Ths
board "f directors of the ciaeinuasi
Baseball clab to-day refused 10 rssisy
August IicFmaan's sale of Joe Tia.
kcr to Brookiya for $4,000. tmssed.
lately after this decislna was r~srhsl
President Hcrrmana seat Q ssisgsaa
to Prcsidcnt Ebbetts q the Brsekly1
club telling him that the deal. IN "a
far ss h" alone vas coseerncd. was
off.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15

il. fassaiias. G.s b" left hall h,s So
ss,E is iE. >slaats A.,6.- ihs -sFr
ii-r sya,,ari7. al shs Institution ~ess
ngs stsnsss al ihS f,-s.srasion al La
aerrnasT,s~ iisnruek. san,u.i
Adauss. .<aisl.in ffanriin. W'i,ss'r
ituas~r si..i t,..slest TfNsI Paine, rte
Sinner i".rosT.~ nisas uiii ~ the
iira that has "frs t--n h-ia !. 'h~
nis,oss IT sa~ s4sa,i
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15
MSS w0RlfsE1 WEBS

81. Moritx. Suita-riaad. Dec. 16.
The wedding Of Mis- Edith Worm.
ser. daughter of:M and Ara Isii
dorc Worn,scr. Jr.. Of Ncw York. aud
3fatthicu Go,idchaax OF Paris took
place here today, with the parents
and several other relatives Of the
bride in attendance. -. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15
FARMER ADanTs MURDER
c.,.su OF WIFE AID CHILD

Watertown. 8. D.. Dec. l:.--Au-
gust Inntincs. farmer near bryant.
3. D.. today confessed that he had
murdered his wife and ciGht-montha-
old baby Saturday. Juntines beat
them to death after q quarrel with
his wife. He Ia in JUL at Castlcwood.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15

OjiAssa. Mexico. Dee. i5.-Osiy
AossiesAs siih special passes we're
psgmitieA "a cross iasa Mexico today
|tleeAnAe 0f tie eiasiax ts of the rshei
fssees ssd The rFa~sees Of ss atiark
Ion n-sesai salvador Aereado's i."oh
federal isasns xsrsisnaeA hrs",
Whether The advance of The rsk-eis
siii result In - immeAis'- hattie or
a pro,0aseA siege 10 impo<sihie lO,sii,
0ajnass. IN the aplaioa al military
men. is sirsusiiy iapr-Ssa.is The
soHs. where the fedesais have isii.,
ssreas fortifleaiioss. j. "a top af =
plateau. xhirh stses abruptly fifis
leet from snfSoaadins ssoaad. ne
sives farms half circle aToasi u -
the EAST sai narsh. while an the
south rises . series Of hills Al, a.
which may bs commanded hy arsis-
Tory iseaied IN the plateau. There
are thsee haints from shisa an at
tack might b. delivered. T~o Of ia-s@
arc 81 aifficuiI In aaaaeussr eaSsiF,
DhtubSS ho0y SGNAsS ~ "-"s--~ -
the ssh~is ~iii rely aainiy On rsSs.-
r. for tho nSfeass. The natural o,.sh-
lag for an sssssk would ~ asans
the rive. hsak IN tho southeast,
Ths inrnsssaes NJ the ultimate re-
sui, i,... lies ia the fart that should
sh~ i-a-rais via they 'h~a would h-
IN = -csi,inn IN attempt Ia 'eeah'sse
Jusses. opposite n rssn. u the
rebels ~ia. Geaessi Asr-nfn's forces
either vo.,ie hare IN ssrr~nfsr o'
eroxs into the United Ssa'es
Madrid. Dec. 1.-THE snaaeh
government is dispns~d 'a romm'f
sh- safeguarding Of inasr~si> In Nes-
lco - th- usi,sA ssssa< soSesam~a'. I.
a--osHiux sa an assoase-aeni s..ds
soAs, by tho srsaish premier. EAas.
syss rs,s. IL added shat rs~iimin-
ary ss.,s h,a h~sa sst"n a'r''sHs
with ihs, sna in >s~~.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15

Tho ssisai,na Army ran us" any
esss.otf .ia,hiss. fnsni'ns~. i;s'h-n
utensils. dishes. bsadin.. -tr. sns-
ono ha,ins any ef saeh please i.han-
Ted :ss: saa the, ~i,i be- called for
promptly. ThaaIs.--rart. y =.
tIasS.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15
TIE SEbr nTpgcIJ6I
I IvER USED

'chnu,bcrlain' Tablets is the bcs,
ncdiclna ever used Tor con nstipation.
hliiin,isncas and headachc." writes
Alrs. \. ". Milne. st. George. Utah
Thcse tablets src very cffcct,,al. easy
aud pleasant to take For sale hy
all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15
GOVERNMENT CROP ESTIMATE

Washington. Dec. i:.--Thc GOV.
rrLs,cnts final estimates Of Gro,
production. Issued today. show:
Corn. :.&%s.sss. 900 bushels.
Winter wheat 637.sSI 900 bushels,
spring wheat :3s.siS.eOO bushels.
N!i wheat. ;s3.3S0. zoo bushels.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15

iss the sl1ival At AriillfFy fFoh vie.
tneta.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15
leE1a n9y'!s;. 49,,
r 49,

a0sssssss1 - -, 4.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15

iss the arrival ef ar,ilIfFy fres vie.
tneta.
WaeA0etna. nee. l3.-1hs latest
nssaaeea Seoa Adni,s, yielehss
Osee so06eSissA 10 the Sna1DHiss
aesiA0aat alaAs 3ahiis BY ~ essS.
aepassaaet: "
"A Assbsieh fsnm AAairsi vsssrh-
~ 90 hsafA The fseons. dAssl , ,.
.. notse1av. neesmher ~. advisAs
sAas tes eaoaetfntioaalisis have shns
Oft the water sappi, Of The city.
''N - .. -. he advised thai II. -.
T. Hssajaae vas in the river carry.
tag the nag of Rsa, Ndnlfai css-
Amt,
-wvtslsg ~ snnh On susdaJ. ~
seahss ~. Aaaisai Fletcher adsisrs
tha, eosdlliass hsss not ehasxsA ssA
thai vsaA llass Nnssn csssie hss ~.
rived. Thew b . aosth viad stnu.
lag. aaA astll tbs weather aaAssaiss
II viii not ~ passtble 10 usssfss
FefaSres 70 the ssamsss- lie advises
that tho eeektiialiaa aiisss haze With.
dsswa sreh tho innsdiai- ,irisisy
sf 3sshsas.
"a J. q. "A. tSssem.ss y: AaaIsa.
Fletcher sAvisrs sha, 1osAisinss sase
sns ehssssA sisrs b. sea, hh Ian
dtepateh."
hrieaAise 0eaasAi Bitss. eOaaasd-
lag IL bas1sr patrol. rspnssed 10 Ih-
var esrass0sae eoAay that ~ hsA
sseaea % ba,lsve thar say iaas 10 for.
slG.sss ~ .daaaoe Ia their property.
esnasA BY Villas s:en,s wosld b.
asde ksovs. General Hlis9 sAaea
that t;saesai Canaan hid dispatched
N asess. rslix sonmssfis,d. 70 '0-a.
sssi Wills. vi,h dispatches disstsias
resn~rsfsi sraasns~s of fae~isnes..
and i! Rserssary would sisi, Wills
h;msrlf.
Nfseisis hsse sass~d their st,sn-
lina u sspests al threats IN tor~isa.
esS IL Chihuahua City BY vilia sac
ssp~~srA tn isara froa American
coasai lI~seher details n what hsa
iakea place siaee chihuahua ~as
evacuated by the fe4~sais.
laaAssueh ~ larsr has bees ditn.
Guilty II eomusnaieasiaS ~ seissrsrs
With chlhuahus City. Americas caa-
sui Edwards Al 1usrsa hsa srss .
ness>ased BY auionobiI~ TO 81 o.
isiia Of GREATS there fsoa cossui
t.ciehcf. Gaiii . report h received
frog the latter "a formal eaaarai n
|eIpeete1 here.
TIE spsaiah easoay II 6, csse sssr
nsat~A ~ the 3:s refssssa aaesiiA1
frssa chihishua. BOW assseeasao
anrs shaa tnn asd many more are
expected from remo'c rsnehes asd
misea
rrrpsfsiioas already made by the
state department sed the Ned csoss
Tor the care of the cxiies will keeo
then from ianrdiats dcssituiton.
George e. Cafoless. former consui-
A. agent At Torreea. aotiflsd Sscre-
tary Bryaa that hc would laavc 4,
Paso Al oace Cor Chihuahua. whsre
be- koea "a the special csvoy os the
asasc department n protest asainsi
harsh treatment OF Spaniafda there
hy General villa. Because Of Car.
others long aeauaintancr with Wills
Il was felt he wouIa have consider.
able infmence with tho rebel leader.
Latest despaiches from coaafl
Letchcr at chihuahua have becn for
wardcd from Fl Paso. TO which point
they were scat BY courier. Secretary
BFyau's tclesFsphic rrotesl TO villa
last week did not set through he.
eassse wires were down.
- 1T,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15

1uarcs. Mexico. Dec. 1a.-Rebsl
leaders were today inclined 70 i'e.
iieve that the acts .: oeastsi Fran.
cisco villa complained Of by fofeiRn.
arx At chihuahua would sooh no
checked. II
General vcnndives. commander u
Juarcz. said almoat all the foreigner
were out o: hihnahua. and The rchta
army would have t. doal hereafter
chiefly with Mexican citizens. II
was pointed out that Luis Tcrraxas.
Jr.. who Is reported as being held by
Villa for "a large rnsDom. Il Next:
can citizen and that the sfcfrts n
his father to procure his release
through an appeal to people in the
United States could have NO official'
standing with rebels Tcrrasas.
whose father Is a multi-miliionsire
Is said to have been held first for q,
$35O.00o ransom. hut later tbs
amount was raised 70 S600.oa0. Il.
Maxine Castillo's bandits operat-
ing south OF Columbus. n. NJ, wcfc]
routed by the rebels according to A3
report. Four bandits were killed AMI
. number were taken prisoners.
chihuahua City is not entirely &C.
cure from. n federal attack. uccor4s|
ing to late refugee arrivals. Reports
were current that federal troops had
begun a march from Torreon and II
was the purpose TO shut villa tip III
chihuahua by surrounding tho city.
Should the federal arrive In suffi1
Client numbers ono OF their first nct5
would be to cut Oft train and tolS-
graph communication and thus icavr
Villa in the position Of the federais
before tho latter evacuated the city
two weeks ago.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15

CoMIll!e1eNll
AT THE oueA,AAA xSAt
: DAYS T.
TUESDAY Al AIDglIaAAy
DEcEADE1 lo1A AND lfsA.
Or. (. {. 3lpEao
ocula1t A4Auass
-
-, No.,
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Z -. ...l! ls-ss ss sa.A 80 isss-a~satss
his 'si.s.-o-. are Me ss'Assss-S.sss ssa0as,
s-'ss ssi fssrs-Ass
Hundreds ef patieats u tAis u.
dRity. No iaesssbas easss takas.
csas'.~,. s~a~,sss so Uoss s,ss sassisAs.
.e@i a,.ssis.-l s,1As. 80 sc yep.
siss... .-i..,iHSsiis .iis.s~ u ~ Ssss
sd ss-.s .rvs.s.A sr-s.,-asss ssaA.-AA
Difficult Gases sDleaAsl. Desag
yops sehoel eAilaras.
OVER 1900 IX1IIU31
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ss1s se-i pskss ssees.
Dece0enNee ksssi.a.s ss~s 80. a
UI60le)6e1 ~ ..ss'.. .''sS =
- usslss srsss0sss,
H-.. asi.sssssIs. AL .AsSis I. - ssll
srs-i,- -~i,~si ~ s'~ss<si tsvsa1ioa fp.s.
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- ,sss. sssssi-si .ss,.ssss-.
OH)DS :. s.::q:s:. -
br. aap~Io has bern sis1liag 1s3al.
DAD regularly for many year.. All
work guaranteed.
u you desire ~ consult tho noesss,
ri~As~ make appnlnsmeass early.
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-08-07
Notice of Real Estate Foreclosure
Sale

d.
mort aae Is hereby given that that certain
h g.. hhnrge and Francis 81. Rurse. Vic nns
tn uanailu: mortgagors to First HANK NJ TN.
tohi 'h,norbgaRee. dated the 18th day Of Ma r..b
The - Re ,vio ano died for record In the ONCE 81
mons and State of North Dakota. M the TN
aay OF March. A. d. 1910 at s.1S nsciocL =,
a aaa recorded in Book % OF Morfgases nn 81
st. a,nu assigned by said mortgages 81 az il
assIpnmentn u wiring TO D: j. Pieus1, which
NE Me- Register Of Deeds Of Emmnns cnmnt ~
Vi Why ho, IN Book Y Of MortgsRes nae IN .r 81
~ ~ IL sa,i mortgage was by al, i,st rmmnnt
signments wss s'Rn sa 70, 70 = A. GRAIN which q.
t hr ,s,s Of Deeds on the sist dsv az NV
n o.. ~. iai3, ana recorded in Rnl5l al Il ~
81 uI page III, will be forecEOsed Nv a - y.
nafter p.nem la. IN such mortgage and hsrs.
tcourt-hnuuaa it ~ NJ the front door Of the
In,, or Emnons aud state uf NnIth Ia Sa,o
da.n, y. !he hour Of O'clock d. "a. On the issh
dns M M angnst, a. D. 1919, To satisfy amomnE
The mra sun mortgage on the day Of saie.
a, ~ which will be sold to natisfv tha
the sm, s.irlned as fnliows: The south half az
fLa 49,, t.ei is iutter Il. N Of the s n Einnd
tie 'ls 70 nal OF the southwest III Ia az
ond Kindred ToWnship
s west The 5tS sn 81 iaEn IG,
"rhasa onnty. North Dakota. :. = = s.
" De due on such morspa o., M fI,ng
The sta, saie tns sum Of s8s7 4s tosether With
Dated This 2slis da % e ao9fnselosare %.
. 4As E. e A. hsGs hlA a 2. 1913
a p,,.,. assignee OF Assignee al Mo,rr, \. 90.
.A ~ & CAMEaos, = y %. ssi
Ast19fsn 1ys for Said Assignee
a' Nofsh Dakota. tjul1o-aug7,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-08-07
TEMVIK, NORTH DAKOTA

tank, (12) breeds Of dairy cattle, (l3)
breeds Of beef cattle. (14) breeds OF
horses. (15) breeds Of hogs. (1e) clio.
yer. (17) alfalfa, (181 humus in soi,
d9) how soil Is made. (20) some com.
mon weeds. (21) how to kill Wild oats.
(22) mustard. (23) French weed, GAY
Canada thistle. (25) quack grass, (26)
parcels post, (27 rural mail delivery,
(2S) windbreaks. (2s) the willow, (SQ)
ash. (a1) elm. 1927 walnut. (33) ever,
green's. (34) Colorado blue spruce.
$3.50 bull pine. 1889 Black Hills spruce,
(37) white spruce, 1881 good roads,
$500 split log drag. (40) rotation Of
crops. (41) power washing machine,
(42) the mangle, (43) vacuum cleaner,
(44) duHtless mop, (45) kitchen con.
veniences, (46) a convenient kitchen.
(4D consolidated school. (4S) bread
making. (49) wooden clothing (50) cot.
ton for clothing, (51) how to wash
clothes. (62) how to wash woolens.
(53) washing laces. (54) convenient
barn. (56) the silo. (56) value OF ensil.
age. (57) fattening hogs, (5S) pasture
AS' ASoo, NooJ uSnI G6S " Ald1 AcL uO6b,
(6O) decorating school grounds, (61)
why milk sours. (s2) how to keep
milk sweet. (63) lawns, (64) shruba
for lawn. (66) Ivy and vines. (66) the
meadow lark. (67) the sparrow, (68)
prairie chickens. (69) quail. (7o) flies.
7D grasshoppers. (72) mosquitoes,
(73) cut worms. (74) wire worms, (75)
bronze grass. (76) slender wheat grass,
CID growing corn. (78) potatoes. (79)
testing seed corn. (S0) house plants.
(sD flower garden. 1927 farmers
clubs. (S3) cistern. (S4) washing with
hard water. (85) games. (S6) poultry,
$50 making butter. 1857 making hens
lay in winter. (S9) the incubator, (90)
raising turkeys. (91) wind mills, 1927
pure foods( (93O electricity on the
farm, (94) farm bookkeeping. (s5)
hawks. (96) rainfall in North Dakota,
(9O adulteration of food. (9s) adulter-
alton of clothing.
These subjects will prove interest
ing To get the material for such pa
pers will take the pupils not only to
books and bulletins, but also to the
farm and the farmer. The package H.
brary at the agricultural college will
prove good source for material
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-08-07
Bids for Bridges.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will
tor OF Emmons county, North Dakota, on or
before Tuesday, August 10, 1918, At the hour
OF O'clock ?. NJ, for the erection of ave
bridges and the repairing Of one bridge &C.
cording to the plans and specifications on
file IN the said County Auditor's ONCE, said
bridges to be OF the following dimension9
ana erected at the following named places,
towit:
One bridge CO-foot steel bridge, l6 feet
wide, between sections IL and q -i32-76; bids
to be submitted for both wooden and con-
crete floors.
One bridge. 20-foot span. IS feet wide. To-
Gated OH section 81 -l3.-75.
One bridge. 45-foot bridge, 10 feet wide, To-
Gated between sections - and 27-l3O-7S
One bridge. S-foot span, IL feet wide. To-
Gated between sections Is and 37-l3O-7S
one bridge, W-fOot span. IL feet wide To-
Gated between sections and 9-l3O-7Y
Repairing one bridge between section 6-I26-
IS ana section l-l3G.7J. ~
, All DDS must he accompanied by a certi-
hed check In the sum OF 6 per cent of the
amount or the total bid, endorsed to County
treasurer or Emmons County, which amount
VII VII De forfeited to the county in case the
Diuler refuses TO enter into the contract
WIN surety. bonds must be fled with Couu-
~ hndlinr In the full amount Of the contract
price within IL days after the contract Is
awarded 10 the successful bidder.
Dated Mt Linton, N. d., this 10th day of
July. 1913.
JOHN r. SNYDER,
~, County Auditor.
by Order of the BOARD OF County Commits
siOnerS.