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Evening star., 1915-03-28

CATHOLIC WOMEN To solicit subscriptions fer
magaziur iU WashiD;ten and vicinity. Rocia
9li. Wy Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia, Pa
Evening star., 1915-03-28

CAM ASSI.R> wanted by
large installment house. We
have the biggest and most
liberal proposition for twen-
ty men who can produce re-
suits. Those having INSTALL
ment or insurance expert
ence given preference. Ad-
dress Box 200, Star Office.
Evening star., 1915-03-28
MAIL ORDER
MALE.

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN tu sell OH calls IN
alexandria: excellent Opportunity. must he
able 10 furnish denuuSirator and give beSi
reference; hisbeens ueed apply: comnIissi"n
or salary and commission. See A. NJ. Rem
schel III y. Fairfax st. 29'
Evening star., 1915-03-28
WANTED-HELP.
MALE-Conttuued.

bhAStH MANAGERS 7 need FOR my world
MIae man order business: operate from your
uits' skperiencr unnecessary: you shouli
make 700 weekly. Butler. 3Ss Factortes
cd CAN at once. 1891 Z, 81 NV
Evening star., 1915-03-28

YOt Nc single white man who has worked in a
greenhouse 10 for private grcenho.-c
furnace. etc. Addfess Boz ~. Star vnicr.
giving l"fcrences. wages. ei'.
Evening star., 1915-03-28

YOUNG MAN-Steadv. sober, as
assistant shipping clerk; must
not be AFRAID OF work: permanent
employment: chance for advance
ment. Apply. own handwriting.
giving references. Box ISI. Star
office. ,...
Evening star., 1915-03-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OLD COINS wANTED-s5o paid for dollar.
1873. $. Mint: 81 for 1904 dollar. proof: 81
for 1883 quarter. arrows; many valuable
cular; it may mean large profits to you. Send
to Numismatc Bank Dept. 30 1T. Worth.
Tex.
Evening star., 1915-03-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


BABG AINS-Hotel, rent. 800; INV. heat: fur.
nshed free: central location Chance Tor right
party. Price. ....--....- -'si'4"
Largest movie park south Of New York;
frst-class equipment; two machines, two booths,
offices. Price right.
Evening star., 1915-03-28

BOY. colored. wanted. with bicycle. Call at
once. 30 Sth ST.
BOY. over IL wears of age. To collect in real
estate office: must send references: salary. ~
per week. Address X. e. l.. Star office.
BOY twhiie,. over I6 years. 10 work 10 III.
goods store and learn the business: pcrnla-
nent place with chance for advancement. Box
210. Star Office. 2Ss
The Ekalaka eagle., 1915-02-12
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Board of County Commissioners, Fallon County,
iContnued from Page Five

to the northwest corner of township 2
5Sa rsnge So east thence north
Of to@nshp south, G range esAss IS east eote and
THENCE west along the Montana base line
to the northwest corner OF township l
south range s. east themee southalong
the southwest corner of township 2
south, range 55 east. thence east along
1ow1shp town lines to to the place Of beginning
Commencing at the intersection of the
south boundary OF township 3 south with
the east 81, boundary 90 ElSyn Of the State Of Mon
thence north along said east boundary
to it's intersection with the north line OF
township 2 south, thence west along the
township line to the intersection Of the
north boundary Of section 5. township .
south. range 60 east with the center line
OF Box Elder cnssk ,cn thence in south
said creek to it's intersection with the
south line of section "a, township 3 south
range. So east, thence east along town
ship lines to the place of beginning.
Road District No. 1s:
Commencing at the southeast corner Of
township south range IS east. NJ, 7.
range line inc: to its interscction with the
ant in H. n;1rtheasterly ;r direction along the
section with the north boundary IF sec
ton 2. township south, range 50 east.
thence west along township lines to the
range M s. east. thence n'p south aions sou" the
west boundary Of Fallon County 10 the
southwest corner of township 5 south.
range IS east. along the first standard
Pnrd parallel stntt south to the place of beginning
Commencing at the intersection of the
st;tt s9Ith ths BOUNDARY IN j. Of townShp SOUTH
Montana and of Fallon County, and run
ming thence north along said east bound
ery to it's intersection with the north line
OF township 4 south. thence west along
north boundary of section 3. township 1
south. range So east, with the center line
OF Box Elder Creek. thence ina south
said creek to its intersection with the
east boundary Of section 36, township
south. range So east thence south a.
long the range line to the southwest
The Ekalaka eagle., 1915-02-12
hip lines to the place Of beginning.

ship lines to the place of beginning
Of township l north. range So east NJ. P.
NJ. and running thence north along the
range line to the northeast corner of
township north, range IS east. THENCE
west along township lines to the south
west corner OF township north, range
81 east thence south to the southeast i
east, thence west to the northwest cor
ner Of township 3 north range Sc east,
thence southalong the range line to o1I, the
range 81 east, thence east along town
ship lines to the place of beginning.
Road District No. ID:
Commencing at the intersection OF the
south boundary of township north.
with the east boundary of the State of
Montana and the County. of Falon and
north boundary of township north. and
thence west along TOWNSHIP, lines to ,,,1,' the
range line to the southwest corner of
township north. range 80 cast thence
east along township lines to the place of
Res.a''1f'st ROAD District No. IS:
Commencing at the intersection OF the
south boundary of township l south.
Montana and of Fallon County, and run
ming thence north along said east bound
AIRY to it's intersection with the north
west along township lines to the north
west corner Of township one north. range
line to the southwest corner of township
l north. range SO east. thence west to
the northwest corner OF township south
range 50 east, thence south along the
range line to the southwest corner of
township south. range SO east. thence
east along township lines to the place Of
beginning.
Road District No. 16:
Commencing at the intersection of the
Eouth boundary OF section 35. township
2 south, range SO east NJ. p. NJ. with the
center line of Box Elder Greek. and
running. thence ina northerly direction
along the center line of said creek to
the intersection with the north boundary
Of section 6. township south. range GO
east. thence west along township lines
The Ekalaka eagle., 1915-02-12

corner OF township south. range 50
east, THENCE east along the First stand
ara Parallel South, to the place of be-
Road District No. 20:
Commencing at the southeast corner
o1 township south. range 50 east, NJ, =.
Nansa ~ and ur1 rnnning thence north along the
west following tie first standard u1tI '"TnTe Far
toWnsh}n a5e SGntG th to the northwest corner Of
south along the range line to tho south
west corner of township 8 south, range
h, ss east, thence east along the south
the County of Fallon to the place of be-
ginning.
Road District No. 21
=, ,C,omms,nlcing at the southeast corner
NJ and running thence north along the
range lines to the northeast corner of
townshlp tow alp SOUTH range 81 east. thence
south: to the northwest corner of town
ship 6 south, range IS east, thence south
a1onE al tg the e,,, west , boundary Of Fallon Co.
south. range 8, east, thence east along
township lines to the place of beginning
Road District No. 20.
township south, range 81 east NJ. F.
NJ. and running thence north along the
range ran &c line to the northeast corner OF
west along township lines to the north
vest corner Of township 8 south. range
nn Of s1nh Ton alcng the west
southwest corner of township . south
range 55 east. thence east along the
south boundary of the State of Montana
and Of the County of Fallon to the place
Road District No. 90:
c1mmencing at the southeast corner
OF the state of Montana and of the Coun-
ty OF tallon and running thence north
along the east boundary Of the State of
=; Montana !, "a and Of the County of Fallon,
ard Parallel South. thence west along the
said parallel to the northwest corner of
township towns; 6 south range GO. east, thence
vest corner of township. south, range
so east. thence east along the south
houndary OF the state OF Montana and of
the County of Fallon TO the place of be-
Resolved that the County of Falon be
d,v,dtd ,i mt" commissjoner's Districts
trlcts @ be comprised OF the following road
psf4st4 Sss p n'st5'c! Ss Roaa
commissioners District No. 2-Road
Districts Nos. 9, ~. 10, IA, Is. ,6 and
Commissioner District No. a-Roaa
Districts Nos. I. 2. 3. 4. ), 6, 7. s, 10 and
,,iss,dtor ns It further resolved that County Go,
Commissioner in charge OF FCommission.
er's Dist. No. !. that James Pepper,
Commissioning elect, be in charge Of Co.
inissloners Dist. No. 2: that County CO.
missioner T. A. FitzSimmons be in
charge OF commissioners Dist. No s.
the Board Of County Commissioners.
All bills as listed by the County Clerk
were audited and allowed at this session
OF the board, by unanimous aye and nav
vote as follows: FitzSimmens, ave-.
Baldwin, aye, Wood, aye, e. L. Wood
presented his resignation as county COM
missioner. recommending in his place
the, appointment Of &. L. Arbuckie Of
Albion The board OF Commissioners ac-
cepted the resignation OF Mr.. Wood
Minutes of today's meeting read and
approved. '
There being no further business the
board adjourned until the first Monday
(SigncD T. A. F1TZ SIMMONS.
Chairman Board of
County Commissioners
Attest s.
F. c. BUM. County Clerk.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1915-02-12
COMING SOON

Dr. kromer, the Eye Nerve Specialist of
Helena will again make her regular visit to
Eala on February 9th, 10th and until
noon ON the 11th Ramme Hotel. DIR. KRONER
is specialist of we'll known reputation,
their being hundreds of enthusiastic patients
OF hers in Montana who vouch for her ability
Eyes Examined For Classes
The Ekalaka eagle., 1915-02-12

corner. Of township south, range 50
east thence east along the First Stand
ara Parallel South, to the place of be-
Road District M 90.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-18
WHAT TIME Is IT"

If you ask the U. s, cable otL'ce at II o'clock sharp any morning. what the correct time is, you will be informed that it is ELEVEN,
 Ask the dispatcher at the W. F. and vou will find that it is six minutes after the hour. The Home Power company wll inform you that ,be W. P. is one minute fast, as tho correct time is 11:O5. Ring up tte skagway laundry and you will find that the cable is slow, for by the correct time it is just 1l.o6rs. 1Ir. Ikuta regulates the time. for he has the cable time to tss second. while Kirmse's chrOno- meter leads the cable time by one minute. And still the knocker Says that We have hard times in skagway. You know and We kno" tina. time is money, and if that is fact. skagway has all kinds of time.
 Whats the answer:
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-18
3tate og Ohio, City of Toledo. !
 Iuc9g County s.

State oc Ohio, City of Toledo.
 Lucas County. sS' Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior partner Of the firm Of F. J. Cheney & CO., doing business In the City Of To- ledO, County and State aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev- cry case of CataTrh that cannot be cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE,
 FRANK J. CHENEY. sworn to before mo and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day Of December, A D. 1886.
 (SeaI 4. ". GLEASON.
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mu- cCus surfaces Of the system. Send for testimonials, free
 F. J. CHENEY 6 CO. Toledo. o. Sold hT all Druggists, 75c. Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-18

the Irish lady appeared and was pro testine. when suddenly found my salf lviue on the ground shiyering. lt wos coming dawn, and l saw that was amid ruin, the only surviving fblug being a well house.
 Returning to my boat, dropped down the river and Ot the first landing nlace told my strange experience to a man to whom sold a bill of goods.
 "Great heavens." he exclaimed. You must have slept on Blennerhossetts ls- land" ,,.
 "Whars Glcmuerhassetts lslandF
 .,hp aIacc where Aaron Burr's con- s0ir1cv of ISnG was matched. You have ayncrtcncch or dreamed scenes thai wore enacted more than a hundred years ago. You have seen "Blanny'' os thev called him in those days, his wife and children, and Aaron Burr him self"
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-18
Serial No. 0340S. APPLICATION TO MAKB HOME -sTIAD ENTEL
U. 8. Land office. Junsau, Alaska, auptcmber 21, 191E.

U. & Land OtEiCs. Junsau, Alaska,
 aeptomber 21, 1S1E. NUTlOB IS HnRRBE GIVEN: Thas Joha James Ratho WhOBo post offica address ts HaARS's Alahk@' has applied to GRtOg under section 228s ot the EsTisoa BtatUbH Of the United state8, and of tho Act of March Q, 1908, che f0lloWia8 ds5- cribed traet Oz ERpd a q homestead aitusted about ona U1ilO westerly from HainsB, Aln8bGi balnF z. & surysT 78B, and bsBinndag co Cor No. l, from Ebi0h E q, L. & N0' 573 bears BSOo47B '7o.8e shA' Adon tioal with Cor. ( 0usYog Nn. sS6'. Cor. No. 1 U. a. olay RGSsrTo' ana Cor 4 Presbyterian NtRdonS thence along the Bouthsrly Hne Of survey 2o5. ". 90. che 60 OCT. N" G. thence 8. ss.l6 che, to SOG Nc. D thence R. 1G.42 ahs. to Cor. No. 4' thence N. SITE. 2S.Gs chs. along westerly liaa oE PrlbgtoTiAR &is- sion ta Cor. No. 1, the DiaCa OG be- ginning, eOutalaLng Ae.7E SSrS5' Variation 2o'2I'L LaA. 6s'l4'N' Long I85'8T'W.
 Any and all BorsOus claiming ad- Terseiy any pOrtlOa OE ths NhoTo de- scrLbed tract, aEs resuLEad to que with the Regintar and RooaiVeT Of the U. 6. Land Ottiaa at Juneau their adverse elaine thGeagainst under oath. durtEa tho R0rl08 oS publication of thss notice. CT within thirty days thoEoaftors ng they will be bacrad by PrOviBlOn 0f che sat ute. JOHN 1AAAl' RAUL
 I, is hereby ordered that Che SOro going nutios ba gubliBhsd fo7 tho statutory per3od iu the ''DailZ Alas kan," @ newspaper of Ee99ezal caTou'
 Date OS rrBt publication, seDtem, bor 30. 1915.
 Date Of last publication, DeOem. Der 1, 1915.
 c. B. WALKER.
 |! Register
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-18
WAS IT A
 DREAM?
By WILLIAM CHANDLER

I am a commercial traveller l did not in my youth receive much educa- ton and am lamcntabIy ignorant of American history. These things mention because they bear upon the experience am about to relate. Nev- CT having heard or read of the char acters I shall mention. it is impossible that l should have conjured them up from memory.
 One autumn I left my home for tour in the middle west Reaching Pittsburgh. I made it a starting point for visiting Ohio river towns between it and Cincinnati. The Ohio, which the early French settlers named La Belle RivIere Beautiful river), afforded such attractive scenery that at Mari etta I left regular modes of travel. hired a rOwboat and, putting my bag gage in 1t, principally a trunk full of samples, drLfted-there was no need of pulling-dOwu the river. intending to take In the principal towns by the way.
 shortly before ulghtfUll l came to an island so beautiful that I wns tempted to land and inspect 1t. Tying my boat to the point that formed its upper end, ] made my way through underbrush and Clearings. There was no one on this part of the island, and I was op- pressed by a feeling of loneliness. Re turning to my boat, l supped from the contents Of lunch basket l had bought for myself on the shore. wrap ped myself h my blankets and turn cd in.
 The night was chilly. and I failed to keep warm. Rising to walk about for a few minutes, looking southward
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-18

Tha postmaster at Kewanee, IL lfnois tells washington newspaper men that the church people" or his state are soHdly in favor or Wilson. He probably learned this from reading the post cards that ,esa tarouqh l,s- ~ss'"". ',"'9' ''"N known them, are not generally in 9 position to get much knowledge at first hand regarding the church people"
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-18
EDITORIAL P AGE E

saw a large dwelling house, most or the windows of which were illumllllI- ed. I thought 1t strange that l hau not seen it during my walk at night fall. Hoping to secure a warm Deu' l went to the house, which was perhaps n quarter of mile distant As l ap- nroacbed I saw that 1t was of colonial build, with a pair of wings. Before Il was lawn and behind 1t were trees
 Knocking. l was admitted by an old darky. and on my asking If l couIu get a lodging for the night he called his mistress, who came out into the spacious hall She was q pleasant looking Indy about thirty years old and of courtly manners. When l ask ed her if l could be accommodated Tor the night she replied with the accent of an Irish lady of high degree that would be welcome to the best her home afforded and invited me into the ! living rOOm.~
 ] was struck at once with the furnl- 1 furc which had either been there for a hundred years or had been purchased from some dealer in curlos. There was large fireplace In the room, in which burned a cheerful blaze to take off the chill autumn air The lady left me to order some rcfreshment, and, all being | still. I could hear voices In an adjoin- ing room separated by a thin paru- l fion One was the voice of the lady l who had left me, the other that of a man with the same indection-an Irish . gentleman.
 "I fear" he said, that the colonel is about to lead us all into a wild . scheme"
 "It can be no more visionary than our coming across m ocean to build a home on this desolate island. For my part I have great confidence in the . ---~s------ ,s'' ly, and we shall be very rich"
 Tt Is you, my dear" replied the man. "who have been infatuated by this man who they say can win any , woman. I am engaged in a scheme 2 with one whom l have never secu, but who has won you to 1t and through you me. Suppose some of the persons he has taken into bis COuGdence"-
 I heard no more then. Whether dozcd in the interim I don't know, but presently l heard voices again, one the Irishm0n, the other a nam who spoke in melOdiOus tones.
 We must give out that the land . speculation Is our real purpose" said the latter, "and offer a hundred acres to each and all of our adherents."
 But suppose there is no war with Spliu?' suggested the Irishman.
 We must bring on war. The gen erar'-
 Again there was an Interim or a Slumber from which l was awakened by a crash. Starting up, went into the hall In time to see that men with muskets, having broken down the front door, were pushing into the house Some children at the head of the main staircase were looking down in terror Then followed a scene of destruction that I shall never forget The sol diers-for such they seemed to be were roaring about the house, most of them drunk and all helping themselves to what they wanted. Then suddenly
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-18
Financial Backing.

What you must do, son, Is to lay tbe foundation for a solid business sue cess"
 ogTbaps my idea, dad. Now, first of an I require sound financial backing"
 ''I get you, son. Pn provide car fare unt,I won land a jOb."-Birmingham Age Herald.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-18
sauinr the Innocent Ones.

Governor Stewart of Missouri once found eight convicts moving Llo rross of the statehouse lawn He questioned them. Seven of them sala thrv were innocent men. The eighIh said. CT stole CT hawg, sub, an it was mos 'stonishiug good hawg!
 .cYou'rc pardoned| Stewart thunder o1 Leave the prison at once. we r,ms+ preserve our innocent conYlcts from contamination"
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-18

t,nv c6ncaye mirrors on the side next ths face, which may be extended side ways or folCed back 50 as not to sho@ and give the weafeE, if he has normal girbf. an image of what is going on directly behind him.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-18
miDninn q PIsnsant Look.

Fatber-There, now look pleasant, boys. Here's q penny for each of you1 (After the picture is taken) tinely done! Now give me the pennies back again.-MeEgendorfer Blatter.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-18

@ Arctic BrOlherhuOd.--
 Iamn SERgEv oyrvI } SllseCL N!Ssss5 --, and fourth Tues O tag eveul8g at s:OO D a suyrp Visiting brCtters cordial ? welcome A. J. Achesoa, Arctic hieT. W & Hllle-y, Arctic Re- cOrdsr
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-18

Looking Backward. Gcrmany's secret police are supPIeu with "pollce eyeglasses. Tnese u"'o
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-03-04
WILL WAR ON HOLY ROLLERS
Oklahoma Land Owners Declare Re.
'igious Enthusiasts Are Un-
desirable Tenants.

Tulsa, oklahoma.-A large mum.
ber Of land owners in Tulsa county
have declared war against 'Holy Roll.
er' enthusiasts whose increasing re-
lisious fervor, they say. is menace
to agricultural development. To coun.
teract this they are planning to build
a number OF country churches to be
maintained under the pastorates of
stationed ministers.
Ninety per cent of the Holy Roll.
ers' are tenant farmers who. 1t is de-
clared. are transients, moving about
from year to year. The hackers OF
the antt-evangelistic movement de.
clare that when harvest is at hand
the Holy Rollers" go into protracted
campmeetiags. forsaking In their
strange religious geai the crops they
have raised and following the seet's
leaders to other localities.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-03-04
Anti.Shippino Liquor Law.

The Damron anti.shipping liquor
bill went to engrossment after one of
the stormiest sessions of the legisla.
ture.
Representative Frank Farris, who
led the fight against the measure, Of
fered an amendment that the rail-
roads or express companies and the
consignees be prosecuted under a
charge Of felony for either shipping
or receiving any consignment contain
ing malt or spurious liquors.
Representative Damron urged his
followers to vote down the Farris
amendment. The vote was 8S to 80.
The Damron bill as engrossed pro.
hibits liquor being shipped into dry
territory in quantities exceeding one
gallon of whisky and five gallons of
beer. Consignees, however, can have
their orders duplicated every three
days.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-03-04
BRIBERY IN BILL PASSAGE
LAW WAS DECLARED INVALID
AFTER PASSAGE.
Oklahoma Man swears He Had
$4,000 to Get Law Admit
ting Companies to State.

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. -
Charges of bribery in connection with
the passage of an insurance bill by
the 1909 legislature were made yester.
day by F. c. Garner, testifying, after
being granted immunity, before the
legislative committee investigating
the conduct in office of State Insur.
ance Commissioner Welch.
Garner said he had not paid over
any money himself. but that others
had done so.
He suggested he had been supplied
a $4,000 checking account to be
used in securing the passage Of a
bill which would permit assessment
insurance companies to do business
in the state.
The law, he added. afterward was
declared unconstitutional, as it gave
foreign companies rights not grant.
ed Oklahoma companies.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-03-04
FRUIT LAXATIVE
FOR SICK CHILD
"californIa Syrup of Figs" can't
harm tender stomach,
liver and bowels.

Every mother realizes, after giving
her children California Syrup Of
Figs" that this is their ideal laxative.
because they love its pleasant taste
and It thoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach. liver and bowels with.
out gripping.
When cross, irritable, feverish. or
breath is bad. stomach sour, look at
the tongue, mother! II coated, give .
teaspoonful Of this harmless fruit
laxative" and In q few hours all the
foul. constipated waste. sour bile and
undigested food. passes out of the bow
els. and you have a we'll, playful child
again. When. its little system IL full
Of cold, throat sore, has stomach-ache,
diarrhoea, indigestion, colic-remem-
Der, a good inside cleaning" should
always be the first treatment given.
Millions Of mothers keep California
Syrup of Figs handy; they know .
teaspoonful today saves q sick child
tomorrow. Ask at the store for 60
cent bottle Of California Syrup of
Figs" which has directions for babies.
children of all ages and grown.ups
printed on the bottle. Adv.