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Connecticut western news., 1914-08-13
Rlow-up Iniures Watchman.

An explosion of alcohol fumes in the S. A. G. hat factory in Danbury Thurs day night, seriously injured the night watohman, Marcus Hancock; blew out one end of the building, and did $5, 900 damage. The alcohol fumes are collectedTinsa tank.
Connecticut western news., 1914-08-13
MIR. RHOADES HAS A SHOCK
Serious ApopIectic Stroke Came Yes teroaY Forenoon.

MT. Junius E. Rhoades is now lying in critical condition, at his home, the result of an apoplectic shock which he suffered yesterday morning, and his entire left side is paralyzed. He has been severely i'll for several weeks, with symptoms of nervous trouble that affected his control of his limbs, and there had been very little change in his general condition, until yesterday morning, though apparently just before the shock came he was somewhat better. Dr. Camp, his attending physician, says the shock came at about 9 o'clock in the morning and the patient showed no sign of rallying until late in the afternoon.
 MT. Rhoades many friends are deep- ly concerned for his condition and are earnestly hoping for the best.
Connecticut western news., 1914-08-13
Democratic state Convention.

The democratic state committee met in Hartford Tuesday and named Hart ford as the city in which the state con- vention will be held, and the date as Thursday and Friday, September IT and IS.
Connecticut western news., 1914-08-13

"Is the boy trustworthy ?' "I con- sider him so, I'd trust him as far as I could see him. Of course, Pm mighty nearsighted. .''-Geveland Plain Dealer
Connecticut western news., 1914-08-13

Callow Youth-Barbah, how long will have to wait for shave?
 Barber (glancing at him)-Oh, about two ears.-Boston Transcript.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-16
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The bonrd met pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
or, appeared before the board and asked
hem to purchase, - road grader for disttirf
Number Two NoRcti,n WAS taken Mt this
time.
William Baxter appeared before the board
and again took mp the matter OF n franchise
for the Braddock Telephone Company. The
pnny aud The Overland Telephone Company
were, on motion, granted with the following
restrictions:
That tho poles used lin the construction
shall not be placed within thirty fleet OF the
center line OF any of the said highways or
streets. and the wire on said lines shall not
msy tan p5 % teas 70 ts Rroaa m tie .er-
al lines, and within 4 feet from the ground
nj any point where the line shall cross over
any such streets y; or assyS snd
shall be constructed or maintained along
any OF tho highways. streets or alleys now
existing or TO be @ herenfter r., Grented. ..,o
Laws nf 1913 william Jones was appointed
Official Adjustor OF Hall Insurance losSes
for The year OF i0A
mated as the places ut which mortgaged pro-
pcrty may be sold:
The front door Of the court house In Lin
ton
The front door OF the post Office Ia Iiintyre
The trout door nf The post Office In Brad
dock.
Tic front door Of the post office In Hazel
ton.
The front door Of the post Office In Temvik.
The front door Ut the post oiiice In Stras-
burg.
Tie front door OF tho post Office Ia Hague
The front door Of the post olIice In West
field.
The front door OF the post Office In Winonn
LIN the matter OF the estrly bull taken up
and advertised by August Flegel, and which
was sold during the month Of September.
1913, the proceeds OF such sale being Sl2. so In
excess of all costs. and W. f. Carpenter hav-
Ing filed affidavit that the said estray was
his property, the bnnrd ordered the same re-
funded to the said W Il carpenter.
The application of |. W. Br0wp for refund
OF road poll for the year 1918 assessed In err
r0r was on mo Ion granted.
The application Of Fred snyder for refund
OF 81 G5ttxes for improvements assessed ~
errnr ngninst lots !. 3. 4, s. eH Q, block tOwn
Of Larvlnl,. for tho year 1919, was on motion
grnnt.i
The application OF Austin Logan for the
abatement Uf personal property taxes is-
sesach against him for the years OF 1893,
1881 aud 1880 amounting to Sl1a 81, the same
having been assessed and taxes paid In Bur-
leigh county, on motion tho auditor was Or
dcrcd to cancel the same Of record.
On motion the board adjourned until o 4.
| M. April s. 1914.
MORNING SESSION.
APRiLS. 1914.
The board met pursuant TO adjournment
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-16
Game Laws.
Mandan. N. D., March %. 1911.

Mandan. N. D.. March %, 1914.
To All Deputy Game Wardens:
Both State and Federal Laws now
prohibit the spring shooting or mo-
testing of Ducks. Geese and Chick
ems. The Federal Statute provides
a penalty Of $250.00 fine for such
violations. State and Federal au-
thorities are working together in
this matter and you are hereby adj,
vlsed that your commission as Dep
uty Game Warden for the State car
ries with it responsibility for the en-
forcement of the provisions of the
Federal as well as the State Game
Laws. Report all violations or sus-
plcious circumstances to this office.
II at any time you need any assist.
nnce in any of the cases kindly ap-
ply to me and will put on the cx-
trn force. Yours truly.
w. +. REkO,
Chief Game Warden.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-16
"StOp Ny Paper"

he highest duty of an editor is to bat
Tie with wrong This, of course brings
/ him in conflict with wrong doors and
'hcy are apt to show their spite in vari-
Gus ways. II is quite common for the
thih Skinned or wounded 10 rush into the
Office and shout "Stop my papcr!" This
class Is pontcdly shown up in the fol-
lowing fashion: a certain man hit his
toe against a pebble. and fell hcad.ong
TO The ground. Hc was vcxcd. and un-
der influence he kicked mother earth
right saucily. With imperturablc grav.
ny. he looked to see the earth itself dis.
solved and come to naugh,. But the
earth remained. and only his poor foot
was injured in the encounter. This is
The way OF a man. An article in the
newspaper touches him IN weak spot,
and forthwith he sends TO stop his paper.
With great coInplacency he looks to see
The crash when he finds he only hit his
toe against world that docs not per
pctually feel the shock, and iniu,es no
one but himself.
No sensible editor expects TO please
everybody; such an editor lays no claim
to iniallibility. and many at times even
tall into error. Blu, an outspokcn. inde.
pendent journal, aiming to support III,
right and attack the wrong. is such :,
power Tor good in any community ihn,
well balanced minds will look over iii
tie faults in view OF the great benefits
conferred. An editor who is afraid 10
speak out on public questions for fear of
offending somebody. may have AN easy
time of it; but he will never amount to
much as a leader OF opinion. Thought
ful people viii! generally honor indc-
pchdcnce; and for every subscriber lost
IN battling for the right he will likely
lind two to take the place. This is ac-
cording to the law of compensation.
Ossining Republican.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-16
s1.bo PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE

by the tax commission. In the fac
OF a provision of the constitution
which declares that all pr0pert
must be assessed ut full value. th
state tax commission. in instruction
given to town assessors today, fixe
70 per cent of the value as the basi
of assessment. The commissio,
holds that the previously accepted
basis vt valuation must he main
tnined.
| Minot. April z. There are ru.
m0rs of the consolidation of the two
daily papers of this city with the es
tnblishment of telegraph service
and the enlargement of The consoli.
dated publication. The plan has
been under discussion for some time
and may now materialiZe. following
the rumors of a contemplated con
solldation Of the dailies mt Fargo
and jamestown similar to that ef.
fected some time ago at Grand
Fo,ks.
Minot, April 8. - William p.
Clouse and Laura A. Clnusc, man
and wife, formerly operating farm
neGr B0wbeIls. were taken in charge
hy Deputy United states Marshal
james Shea. Saturday on n COM
plant charging them with smuggl-
ing. Deputy Marshal Shea arrived
in Minot with his prisoners AID they
will be given hearing before Unit
ed States Commissioner r. +. Hop
kins. 1t is alleged in the complaint
that Mr.. and Mrs. CIouse smnggled
cattle across the boundary line from
Canada. 1t ia said. however, that
interesting Developments would be
brought out in the hearing. Clouse
and his wife we're just getting ready
to move to claim out in Montana
when they we're taken into custody.
Minot. April 8.-No trace Of the
three prisoners who escaped from
the county Jail three weeks ago by
saving two bars Of the upper win
dow. 1t is entirely possible that the
escaped prisoners, one of whom is a
negro, are still hiding in Minot. Of
ficers are still looking for the men
and undoubtedly some of them will
be located in time. 1t has been as
certained that the bars were cut
with hack saw that was slipped in
to the Jail. perhaps through a win
dow, With this saw, a bar could he
cut in Is minutes. 1t is very likely
that the men were given consider
able assistance from the outside by
a man quite prominent in this city,
and sensation is likely to no sprung
within few days.
Harvey. April 8.-While acting in
the discharge of his duties az
member Of the fire company at the
Chicago department store fire. An
ton ,Bakken, tailor in the employ
of Frank Olson. fell from the roof of
the Miller Drug store building and
suffered injuries to his spine which
has paralyzed his lower limbs. 1t
appears that in stepping from the
roof to the upper landing On the
hack Ut the Price building ADJOINING.
he miscalculated the distance. or
did not observe the intervening
space, and fell bet Ueen the landing
and the drug store to the ground
some lA feet beneath. Mr.. Bakken
was ut once taken to the hospital,
where he ia receiving the best of
care, and though he Is considered
some better, it is not yet known
whether he will recover the use of
his limbs or not.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-16

/
nrinG to raise exclusive grain stock
While dairying has a large popular
! ity in thus part of the state there ar
many farmers who helieve that ee
and pork production and breedin,
high bred draft horses offer a muci
mnre profitable field OF endeayor.
Bismarck. April 9.-North Dako
Ia banks will subscribe ~ slightl,
over $500 900 of the capital stock ol
the federal reserve bank for the
Mime 'Inl's district, according tc
statistics compiled by Secretary w
c. McFadden Of the North Dakota
Hankers' Association. There are
nb ut $50 national banks IN North
Dakota. and they have capital and
surplus aggregating approximately
SIS 900, 900.
Carrlngton. April 6.-Carrington
is to be visited this spring by two
men who have been candidates for
president of the United States. Be-
fore The primaries, Rob 'rt M. La
Toilette, who swept the state for the
Republican nomination for president
in the primaries Of 1912, has partly
consented to make eight ar ten
speeches in North Dakota before the
June primaries. The Progressive
Republican league of the state ex-
poets to favor Darlington with one
of these speeches. On May 20 John
G. Woolcy will be here to speak for
the Prohibition party. He has sey-
eral times heen honorad with the
nomination for the presidency by
that party.
Bellield. April Z, There il
controversy here between Drs.
Spear and Cowgirl. The former
asks for restraining order against
the latter t0 prevent DIR. Cowgill
from practicing. Some months ago
Cowgirl sold his practice to Spear
and went to Canada. Later he re-
turned to make some collections and
began prescribing fur patients.
Spear insists that under the contract
Cowgirl was not to practice medicine
nt this point after the sole. Judge
Crawford decided both we're guilty
Of breach of contract and that if
Spear made certain payments to
Co ggill restraining order would
he issued. II that was not done the
case could be dismissed by Cowgill
returning certain netes to Spear.
bismarck, April 9.-Judge W. L.
Neussle Of the sixth judicial district
denied a petition for writ Of man
damus compelling Judge Costello Of
the Burleigh county court to issue
the final decree Of distribution in
the estate of Fred Strauss of this
city. This is the first attack upon
the new North Dakota inheritance
tax law and Judge Neussle held it
was constitutional. F. E. McCurdy,
attorney for the Strauss heirs. OBJ
tanned an alternative writ of man,
damus from Judge Neussle ordering
Judge Costello to show cause why
such distribution should no. be made
before the payment Of the inheri-
tance tax. McOurdy cuntended tina,
inasmuch as nephews and nieces are
compelled TO pay s per cent inheri-
tarce tax and cousins 3 per cent.
the law was in direct conflict with
Article II. Section Z. of the consti-
tuition Of this state. which provides
that where a general law can be
made applicable no special laws can
be enacted. The case will be ap.
pealed to the supreme court and
will be fought on hehalf of the state
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-16
AROUND THE STATE.

Mott, April 9.-Asa result of the
shipment of q special car Of horses
from here to New York by express
more shipments are to be sent east.
These were collected in this vicinity
and weighed from 1400 to 1900 each.
The hnrses were sent from here to
the main line where they were
placed on the Olympian Limited and
the time of the shipment from Mott
to New York City wass5just fifty
four hours actual travel. The
animals were taken off the train ut
Chicago for their only stop. The
farmers in this section of the state
are planning to devote more atten-
tion to breeding horses and other
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-16

No. 20. ...................... 20 01
Martin Reidiingcr. road work, district
John Webster, road work, district No.
w,i,.. 8 i;;on,, < Ino iown.n man.
Walker bros & Hardy. blank books.
.etc...... ...........,......... 45 o.
etc.......... ............... 81 3.
Dakota Printing Co.. assessment
Dakota Printing Co. Legal blanks.
etc Observation-Disclosures. 10 10
Times Herald Pub. Co., blank books.
Geo. ID. Bernard & Co. blank book. IL 80
w. q. Crocker 4 Co., supplies for Hu-
perintendent OF schools. .... 10 81
II. n. Turner, usc of hall for insti-
tute. .............z............ II on
III. II Hanson. miscrltuneou, expense.
ISL quarter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a.
II. H. Hanson, mileage. lst quarter. ~ -
Wallace kycs. boarding prisoners. II 10
On motion the board adjourned until !.
H. IN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-16

Minot, April L. Minot may he
heavily loaded up with counterfeit
dollars within short time il what
the authorities suspect. is true.
Several counterfeit silver dollars
have appeared within the last few
days and are all of the same coinage.
beautifully milIed. stamped and
made---but are worthless. One dol
lar Is being traced by Chief Robin
son today and some startling arrest
may be made before night.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-16
Taken Up Black Mare.

About five months ago an old
black mare came to my place and
has been there ever since. No
brand. Owner please call pay
charges and take the animal away.
JOS. BURGAD,
! Mile Southwest of Strasburg.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-16

ApHILT, 1914.
The board met pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
The following bills we're on motion li-
lowed:
II. N. Turner. meals for jnrprsl. .......s 4eo
Anton compaan, ;road work. district
John Biasen road work. district No.
En,ii johnson. road work district No.
phillip nimame.ich road work. dis =,
Neis 4. Oh Olson, road work. district No.
10. .....,.............. . 20
Leroy shaier. road work. district No, :, ;,
Fred j. Fooii, road work. district No.
Levi Uaisch, road work. district No. :,
E Ii. i,rant. road work. district No
II: ". iUrrmimiiinis.' road work, district
John g. Tough supervisor road district >, ~
Linton Gash; Store. nails Tor road dis :,
Anton senger s; ast. road work. district: No.
JOHN veIter. road work. district No
mIs'sai M +. Weber. road work. district !, ~
Baldassr Wagner, road work. district
weadeiin Leibel, road work. district
John Barsad. road work dl.tric, No
ssrnhard nammeIl. road work. ,di. ~
trict No. 8... ....,......,.......... a10
Constantine zahn. road work. district
Joseph 1 Ebsre. road work. district No
Joseph Iaechilsri.. road work. district
Henry Doe, road work. district No 81 5oo
Wendelin Doll. road work, district
Gin pninam,. moving fence. district
L. 4. lanseiiers.. road work. district
Robert 3 westbrook. road work, district
Ed Lsngeiiers, road work. district
WIN. %interbeis, e. 'oad work. district =,
Fletcher ayckmnn. road work. uis
trtct No. ~. 1.....-..................... ~
r.. a. Cotield, road supervisor. dis
trict No. 81. Observation-Disclosures. ~ %
Lorie Dornhnsh. road work. district
Goadridse.Uiaiiii 3 Lumber uo coal Tor :"
Bert Van Reek. court Certificate Juror 20 so
W.. Rodnnberg, road work. district
A. Haspcr, road work, district No. 10 aSS
Charles .Pnulson. carpenter work,
court house,. .................. 500
w. =. Freeman, night wntchman.. IS 90
q. Norman. meals far 3niorS. %
Joe Mttzci, supervisor, road district
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-16

No, 81 co
John r. Snyder postage etc .... 80 %
Goodridge-Call Lumber Co.. Brad
dock, coal for Ncls Rouau, needy
poor. Observation-Disclosures. 40
G. q, Wattom, court stenogrnpher. 1lD IS
c. O. Wattoni, court stcnographer IL 90
W. o. Irwin, postage. :. ........... 6I "A
Emmons County Republican. printing
The hnu BRpaddsck BRad1diskN Naws. nr,niinr and =
m publishing ."s' ................ . @n
Ing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s . ] 7sG
theodore Brcnner, auto livery for
coroner and states nttorney....... 90
Ben Bassert, road work, district No.
st .,.'.. .-...... ........' :"
Charles Il. Carley. services on tnsani-
" commission OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
a....,................................ .. . w. . 100
ID. nj. Heath, assigned TO Linton lin-
zar, tc,tre Oliver Pettis. imhecllc,
three months ending March 3ist..... 81 %
On motion the board adjourned until u.
m, April 9, 1914.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-16
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of County Commission
ers Of Emmons County.
North Dakota.

LINTON. N. d.. APRIL Q. 1914.
The board met pursuant to law. All nem-
The following conrt certificates were on
motion allowed:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-16
III members present.
Tho application OF o. W. Nelson for pay.

All members present.
Tho application OF o. ". Nelson for pay
ment of s7.G5 personal property tax of Dan
iel sundqnist fof the year of 1885, whici, wa,
refunded by tho board nf county commits.
sl0ncrs July II. 1902: the auditor was In.
struted to examine the records. aud II found
that the same had not been paid, to issue re-.
funding order In payment
The application of Franz Thomas for re-
fund OF road poll for the year 1872. assessed
In error, was on motion griutcd.
The application OF Franz Volk for the
abatement Of road poll assessed In crrni
was on motion granted.
The board chscked the fees received II. The
Office OF sheriff. clerk OF court, register Of
deeds aud county auditor fpr the quarter
ending Marci,3i. lIi4. wi,irh wcrr found 10
he as follows:
Sheriff ....,.............si 100 III
Clerk OF curt. ...................... G!i %
Register 0f deeds. ......... ........,... Ms ~
CuuHty uuutGcT.. az ~
a u Of which WAS uuiyiacc'unt.d Tor
- The board checked the accounts Of County
Treasurer w. u. Irwin for the Quartrr cnL-
ing March n iy1a which Wprp fOuul to Ia n
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-01-16
MEMS And BOYS SHOES

$500 mems and boys shoes, quitting price. $1.65
1925 mems and boys Shoes quitting price. $1.S5
$3.50 mems and boys Shoes quitting price. $2.O5
$2.75 mems and boys shoes, quitting price. 1928
So 90 mems and boys Shoes quitting price. $40
So so men and boys Shoes quitting price. $2.75
$500 mems and boys Shoes quitting price. $50
81 mems and boys Shoes quitting price. 1925
$50 mems and boys Shoes quitting price. 1888
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06
TO DARKEN HAIR
It's GRANDNOTHEE's RECIPE 10
BRING BACK COLOR AND
ISTIiE 10 HAIR.

You can turn gray. faded haf
beautifully dark and lustrous almost
over nlFht l' youll GET a go cent boz.
10 o' Wreihs sage and sulphur
Hair Remedy" A. any drug store
Millions ~ bottles Of this old. fam
our sage Tea Recipe are sold anHl.
ally. says well known druggist
here. because % darkens tho hair H
naturally and evenly that no one .lr
tell o. has been applied
Those whose hair o. turning gray
becoming faded. dry. scraEFIy aa1
thin have a surprise awaiting thon
because after ono or tao appllCaf.
the gray hair vanishcs and y1lr
lock- become luKuriantly DARK aul
beaut.iui--ail dsndruff Foes. scalp
itching and falling hair stops
This D. The are % youth Cray
haired unattrac'Ive Folks Amt van.
ted around. 30 get busy with Wye,n's
sage ard sulphur tonight and you b
b. delighted sith your dark. hand
some hair and your youthful appear
ance within q ieV days
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06
MEAT CAUSE Of
KIDNEY TROUBLE
TNkE SALTS 10 III III KIDNEYS
~ BACk HURTS OR BLADDER
HOTHElS.

n YOU must have your meat cy.
cry day. cat 10, bat flush your Mid
news with salts occasionally. saws "a
notodV authority who tells us that
meat forms uric acid which almost
paralyzos the kidneys 100 their Of.
forts to cXpel Il from The blood
They become sluggish and weaken,
then YOU suffer with a duh mmisory
in the kidney region, sharp pains In
the back or sick headache. dizziness.
your stomach sours. tongue Is coat
cd and when the weather is bad Won
have rheumatic tWinees The urine
gets cloudy. fun OF sediment. the
cLanu S often got sore aud irrIlal-
ed, o cling YOU 10 scok relief two
or th'tc times during tho night
To neutralize these irritating
acids, 10 cleanse NJ kiduoyr aud
flush OF the body uriuous waste
get four ounce of J3d Suits from
any pharmacy here. Hko table
spoon in g'ass of water before
hreakSst for tess I1ls and your
Kidneys will thrn 400 fine Thi
famous salts " made from the acid
of grapes and lennon Juice. rombiu
cd with ljtbia. and bias been used
for generations to ''u.h and stimu
late sluggish Kidneys. also to u'u
trllizc the acids 100 U-.nc. $500 % uo
longer initiates, Thus endiul hlad-
der weakness.
Iad salts o. Inexpensive. cannot
iuIuTo. aud make delightful Of
fonCscont uhIa .HHiD. drink
adv SO %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Trustees sale ~ stock ot
General Merchandise, Fixtures,

. viii soll ~ public auction for
cash, ou Soy tth. next between the
hour. OF 900 o'clock q 90 aud q
O'Clock m 40 the former place of
business in Clarendon. Texas. the
stock OF general merchandise. ia.
lures. accounts. real estate. etc. of
tho Mariin-Bounctt Company. Bank
rupts. under orders of the United
States Bankrupt Court. al Amarillo.
Texas
an bio tu bo accompanied by
certified check for ton prr cent OF
th' total amount NJ such bid
Ford rraudcnburg. Trustee
Amarillo. Texas
anq-1t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06

Ono ln.r .orror Witch n, woman
az lpei uu., iual 500 lnov personal
iv experience H losing rho pipe
which .Hr na moLol for four or five
wear almost without stopping Ohio
Stat. Journal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06
Utl1ins School Ground,

Making The school grounds m.uIs.
ture colony With tho pupils b4slIr cu.
FaFed .a all kinds 20 productive 1ccu.
pstions iF the device o. The H.reg
House school an open sir school In
ENGLAND