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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-02
RHEUMATISM
MEDICINE FREE

We want the name of every person everywhere who is suffering With rheumatism. so we can send nm a free sample bottle of Hills Rheumatic Remedy We don't care how long or how severe he has had it, as there are very few cases that have not yielded and been thoroughly cured with 1t It works at once. In twenty-four hours it stops the pain. Don't take our word for it-test it at our expense. This Is not a. new untried thing. For twenty five wears it has been regarded by #physicians as practically the only cer- tain treatment for this terrible dis ease.
 Over 10000 Testimonials Like These:
 MT. F5. M. Ehiers, Secty. Grand Lodge of Mason of New York City writes that. Although a sufferer from rileu- matism for many years two doses
 MT. A. Goldman. Victoria, Texas, says: q am very well pleased with vour medicine; am recommending 1t very highly. It has done more TOT me than anything I have ever tried.
 Marshall F. W. Geraty. of 70 Man haitian St., New York, says: T have suffered with rheumatism for many years. have tried almost every known remedy but got no relief or cure until T took yours. Tn forty-eight hours. I was entirely cured and free from all pain. I send this unsolicited"
 Hills Rheumatic Remedy is on sale at most drug stores at $1.oo per bot tie. One bottle generally effects a complete cure. Call or send for free sample bottle and booklet at once. There is no greater service you can perform for humanity than to tell any rheumatic sufferer about this wonder full preparation. Address: Hill Medi-
 cine Go, TIT East 34th St, New York,
 N. Y
 l AGENTS WANTED EVERY VV8dEFSE | Good Men Make $10 a Day on OuI Preparations. WRITE NOW--Adv
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-02
POINTS or MIEREsr

Men should see the fine sairts and silk neekwear to be sold in combina- ton at very low price at Radford B. Smiths sale tomorrow They will be sold all day and this opportunity comes at just the time to be aDpre- ciated as every one wants something new for Easter. Many other desfr- able things can be found at this sale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-02
NEW METHODIST PASTORS.

The following assignments of pas tors to Meth odist churches in the Poughkeepsie district, which are in Connecticut, were made by the New York conference Tuesday night: l.. F. Travis, Canaan; c. E. w. Bryant, Falls Village; Robert McLauren, !Gaylordsvil1e; G. H. Shahan, Lake- vile; T. w. Haven, Norfolk; w. A. Mackay, Sharon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-02
TWENTY YEARS AGO
saved E.x the Feoaer.

Maggie, the six-year olds daughter of ElchaeI Breslfn of Kos uth street, ran In front of a trolley car on East Main street about six last evening. but escaped serious Injury. the fen der picking her Hp and holding her untf1 the car was stopped
 As~soon as the car stopped the Ht-s t1e one rolled or the fender and aca1npered towards her home. She s511stair1ed few bruises about her body but heyond that was uninJured..
 YESTERDAYS BIC VICTORY
 The Sixth was the. last ward with 1ts-e1ectzon returns. it being 8:15 this njuxu1ng when they reached the Town Clerks office. The Democratic women voted for Wren and Miller. Fred C. Mullins leads all his asso- cia1as in maiorities. having 1,05s. City Treasurer Fred Hall is second Etth $40. The majority for license of 4s83A issvery nearly the same as it was two years ago.
 Democrats will have 16 votes on joint ballot and the Republicans 8. The board of aldermen stands Demo- rats and 5 Republicans and the board efe Conucilnen Democrats and Republicans. The defeat in nereon by Louis Kutscher. Jr-, gives a Democratic councilman from that ward for the first time, and the First ward keeps it's Democratic deIega- ton as before.
 11ajoritIes
 Fred C. Mullins, City Clerk, d1054 Frank E. Clark. Mayor, d- 751 Fred " HalL Treasurer, d. $40. Mooney Collector, d-..-s--- q 594 EI1ees Town Clerk, d.-- sos Curtis. Councilman, 54 Tenn. Couneilman, r..... 276 Adorrfssey, Councilman, d d.... 294 Bfnghans CouncfInan, d... eos rutschex, Councilman, d. Is x.ashar. CouneiInaan, d.. 23s For license 1884
 Board of Education P w Wren, 5654 Frank Miller, d.. 567S IT. e Ceggswell, 2753 KinsIey, 26O4 Dr. Payne, 187 P. s Youngs, s17o
 Iayor-Eaect Goes South
 ldayor-elect Frank E. Clark left this noon for Philadelphia and Wash 1ngton His business interests in the former place will compel him to apeE Ion Of each week there.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-02

FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS JOHN REOK 6 SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-02
Ladies and Gentlemen's CLOTHES CLEANEDA AND
 PRESSED
for Dentistry

MEMS
 Suits cleaned and pressed !. .$1.25 Suits pressed |. ..s..., .50 Goats cleaned and pressed !. I. 50 Coats pressed .S5 Pants cleaned and pressed :. -. 50 Pants pressed IS Pants flannel. cleaned and pressed 50 Vests cleaned and pressed .25 Vests, flannel, cleaned and pressed .35 Overcoats cleaned and pressed
 .z5 to 1.2S Overcoats pressed .. =. ;. .5O Palm Beach suits. ..s.s.-z .5O Suits pressed weekly $1.5O month
 LADIES'
 Suits cleaned and pressed .75 mp Suits pressed .......5,5- ...s... .50 up Dresses cleaned and pressed .75 up
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-02
aIayor-Eeet Goes soutI

H1ayor-Edec6 Goes South
 ATayof-elect Frank E. Clark left this noon for Philadelphia and Wash ington His business interests in the former place will compel him to speEsd Ionof each week there.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-02

WANTED-To buy all kinds of sec ond hand furniture. Geo. F. Totaxne, Redheldss old stand 43 Harrison St Tel 1016-z. D 1S ~tt
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-02

CELLARS put in sanitary condition at moderate price. Address w. H. Jackson, Care of Farmer.
 s 29 t%
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-02

TO RENI-A rooms with improve. nents, 175 Herbert St. Inquire Bertha Schwartz. 175 Herbert St.
 2S d*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-02
HELP wANVED. MALE.
Wanted-To Buy

WANTED-To buy all kinds of sec- ond hand furntture. Geo. F. To- tams, Redneldss old stand. A Har- Etson St. Telephone 2644-2
 10 stf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-02

WANTED TO BUY mems second hand clothing and furniture. Mrs- c. Meyer HAY Main St EeL 2352-a.
 $ 6 sss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-02

FOR sALE-Good upright piano, owner leaving town. Call 1878 franistan avenue for terms, 90 Gol- den Hill St. s 31 *tf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-02

TO RENT-1631 Park avenue near Beechwood, flat on first floor in two family house. six large rooms, all improvem enta, shades, gas and electricity, fine location. Apply The Sehwerdt1e Stamp Co, Al Cannon St. U 1 rep
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-02
TODAY's WANTS

NOTTCE-Dr. J. H. FInnegan has re- moved hls office from 425 State Street to 1116 Stratford Ave.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
Zen Surcncbc Sirtc.

9aitor 9. ~. NorIic opholoer
fla Tor nrrpUrcnoc / California 'or
fin McIbrco5 Sfplb.
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hc0er Ru0cr "a NiatoIi, g. 9nf.,
hor oiIaQt @cioN / NrcitcNdnrocn ~
hrdQt @npcr mc0 liz.
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I'll Ncn t1tc 1opcmbcr SnmtuIc,
cmnct por. , Aor. >, IA u. Stc-
bctS @rcit. Naitor Thorpe, blcu ne
oct iug unocr Nlroct, ioo han manttc
hoIoc ScuHcn. Get er Oog at haabc,
at han iuart bIir iriif iaicu. &aitor
Sfnrtpeht ser rciier / <bclionnct$
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Winiiton arCo3 hophc iii MIr6c
/ Iroio, N}out., @aitor :. ). @aacua
&nlh 29oc-3ttc eft. MobniuQ2prU
nitcu al Yaitor &ornclius Sumituo.
Goitor M. !. @crgc inblc0coc Sam
talccmnct, Ooh. 6, IS. Gaitor Sum-
fino inolcococ SET oll0et Gnuc, ou
Sc aanbeIiQc "a firfcIiQc &ntcrcaier
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Set unIQtcS icIQcn0c @citilliuQ@mTnb
for ct Nar Rat. Pub. &obnnicn
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iorntano, @ait. aorncliilS Sunitao,
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fcrer.
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huorcftcr Stcoct2 NrcIt enifcoc ulc
hierteliQ @clfonmen. GrcOieno Gor'
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ga MeSct aobnct / ben irceniQc @uOa
Wnpn. Com Gmbeo@mpno polpte@
isIecnoc: 1ormnno, Toit. 81. N.
Ghoreion; &iceiormnnh, Toitor 81.
Gfpbera, SctretUr, Goitor z. :
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&eitmebe hoI6tc2 I Spotnnc
areoS / 3iona WicniGbeO pco lcuru,
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prpoitcn Al Eoitor Hrnci@. NoItor
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niaheo$ airtc / Boulder Greet mo
ricoc3 al Gornlan0 Tobl SenooQ.
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tcrdrloSticueitc. Groi. lllueitoo bolot
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iieitcrcoc pcb l%looclinQcn. Gormano
z. s.. Tahl prpbitcoc. Strnr crtcr
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nino$mebc. Sommc @cimrclic blcp
oicupulQt ior tommcuOe Nor mco
lhotaaclic al &ic%cioruono, iom blep
0nit. @rim9ru6.
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Ganamha Wfeniaheoa Strife inopict
pco Gormono :. $. TnbI mco @i.
iiano al iolacnoe: Eroi. :. u. Sill
Dahl, @aitorcrnc IS. 81. Sru0c z g.
Shorion, :. :. Atrc, $. 81. StooIc
M $. 6. NoIm. On Grtermio0aQcn
SCI. 3 % Niten al 80 bIcp Ger
holot cnQcIit @uO2tienCtcr. Ero'.
ailhobI prUoitcbc ON Gitcrmioooacn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
Norrctmimasmotiier.
Tornbiser @eiret.

Set ian ppre al SlntcreSie for bore
2nierc. scr IGs8er @ertc til Hpers
tiSicmeutet for SShite's %eirproiet, az
bisIe lille @eirbuIe er tilpirteoe al hpes
tiae ;Solt / SnitIauo, oe OF Dc oeo line
Siaurer foruciieer @eiret ira S Ill "a
Sine ier bet iuornifer. Sor fiut
Neir nil SanicI OF @retel tonlme lo Al
.i,uiet. meoeuS Serer meS SaropIp hi
&c, iiu. on ith9t &eir er ipente. @pis
@eiret CT iurauSerIist bill begse ST.
murer forblipc i~uSerNerS. SuietS Siers
relic er 6h X7la Connie, oatierr Sc.
tcrcret. Mr. @hite beticrNt9icr, ar
han ieicu er iipnr iii AZ f~oripnc line
mauoe auuNer meo hette lille %eirhus
M 81 Strttet. hpiItet or ben famine
IriS Iom ier. Sor nrrmere llnNerrets
nina ~tilifriu Sapio gSbite. Sept. -
gait SKATER CT. @iIrpmltee, %iS,
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stcrft @Gmo % &pinoer.

&i funoe beopnoe meo oen for fine
&~roitprppcr meget fienbte Iu9uit
Sen Sterfc, bois Stprfe 9if I Irp
til bans Spn, Worit5 al Sodien,
oQ ion1 meO SEN itsrite SetbeO breo
iitpffer en- SeIteifo % meo bare
&pnoer flen1te ban Ell Wpnt iam-
men.
Gn onoen Sprite mes Silnapnet
"oen Sterfc" par Sertltq ariitoffer
al 9nerr, lom Iepeoe / BET t6be aar.
bunoreoc. San ilpg mcO ct Slag
SfoQen inb pan Ell @jern. S Ell
Scamp oIene moo 80 Sprfere Loo
ban is efter Zig pao Salplaolen;
men ban bar trpt % parm efter
aampen oq uforiietia nof til at fluff
fe lin Serit reb folot Sano. Ser.
al bIep ban ing % oeoe.
Men sen Iterfeiteite al Sc Iterfe
bar GngeIifmonoen Sopban, iom
fnGffe0c Ell Sotllslleo flteo Slll9fes
ne. Gn Not fog bon ct SfiloerbnS
ntcb Sen Iopenoe Ta9t og anbragte
beQQe GeIe paa airfemuren.
SQioa mango iterfe apinoer bar
iect Gagcn$ 2pS, @teit bercn1t er
Del Sen fienote SfteIpillerinoc
Wtooamc @oltier oco Gpm6oie
6runcoiic, lom melote iis til aanlp
mos Morit5 al Sod,ien. Sort
peb SpbpocIien al ole line arGfter
IpffeoeS Det Morit5 at beicire Do
men. SenbeS &Gnber par piSieli9
imoo oo peIiormeoe; men bun bar
iaa iterf, at bun frnbc rule lam
men Ell Splptalerfen, iom ON Oct
par ct Stpffe Tapir. S1gen fln-
sc uoboloe henoes Saanotrpf, %
bare Morit5 al Snd)ien firnoe nobne
heioes fnpttebe SGnoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03

% Noit, GtonIc ON Gitencu. SrooS
&ciret pnr fieIiNt % &cicnc miu0rC
Nobc bar airfcn mco S%i0ocpInoic ion
100 iGIot til GrrnaicI bnaoc Ior.
mibbnQ Gitcrmioona % Niteu. Ode.
%niabe0cn bar opfert ell ti0smrSiil
oQ pnffcr airfc. Gen er "a Son
lang, 81 500 breh, IS To6 bei mc0
ilIN lluocrctoac % %foitcr nPrpod
S10,OOO huorni set alIcr mcitc cr be.
talt.
Wrouo 1orta arco2 bolOt lit
Ncituooc / Ohm @ropc Nfcniqhc0,
@ailor ). g3icfrc2 aalO, ira 9oc til
lite Noucmbcr 1919. Mooct aob.
nchcs mco NrGoitcn al @oitor 5. Z.
Nhmapolh oocr Ser. 81, 31-31.
Gcrcftcr cuitc0c Stcoct5 0rcit Tor.
iomIinQcn &cIfommcu 90 5ornlan.
Sen crtIprcoc ga Wteoct uabnet / Den
treeuidc @lIbS 9toun. Noitor z. :.
Nroutcu inolrococ oct al WicniQhc6en
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prU0ifcn oucr 81, 60, ia, oQ Ste
sets Brett iorrcttc6c mocr 9lItcrQon-
gen. 9Iolg pnu Gmbco@mGuo iii iDl.
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Iii0itc GuN al Viooct bcbunoIcoc9
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26oc Nor2mebc / Goubp, @iim., go.
tor &. Niihoclion2 HuIO, 20cn til
loe 9topcmbcr 1919. Yoitor Sppcs
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% Voit. \Sobu NJ. Wfnion til Sefrc.
ter. Meniqbcocn5 Gmnc nor @Irf.
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Gricfion. are6ien@ Nilien icnotea til
Voitorcrne 4. =. Gio oq llIaoter, DER
bcggc bar inAc. ) Tnl2oninG 0nIt.
g. &. &in0erlie2 - uoriQc Teoicla-
oua icnotc9 bnn0c teleNroiiit o0 ~itriftr
'lid Nilleu. Sn@on1 Gitcrmib0nQ
.bolOtc3 Observation-Disclosures mco
Nu0ucr9unQ, Noit. SprOnl 'orrette-
sc nco NItcrct. Noitor Qioiou bol0t
INSTRUMENTATION. Sficr blep upta-
get til Ben norc NJ more Wtia'iOu.
CnaboQ Alten hoIOtc@ enAcl't Sc@.
lion. (oroonQ S%ornlioboN holbt 30
itor Homito0 lit GorcoruN ooer IN
9lrt. al ocu ouQHburQltc Aou'c2iion.
Grootaton &rco@' Meitmooc al
hol0tea i NIcIauillc, QtiuL, Nult. 3.
:. &ultuc3' NaIO, 9Nc til lite no
.pcmbcr. Vaitor q. q. MntQlnno ira
S@lo bolNt administration. No
itor 9. 81 Nicnlboe ira Gronton, g..
Tot mOlcorNe WtcuiQhcocn2 Gunc:
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ira Grpotatou inoIcochc Mrcoicus
Gmnc: "llng0ommcna IrbcI0c | Ne
niQhcocu. &nitor z, ~. Noielono
ira G~root3ton holot cnQcllt Wuoatlc-
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0clic. |oitorernc Sfnc2 oa SurooI
ira Wtoorhca0 arco3 par oaioa til
itc0t. &pQnlUnocuc Stonr, MforItoo,
1cicn, @cterion % arinQitoo por til
itcoc pQ too Gel / N}ooet. Srltcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03

Wfctte Soqcn, llbicnoing I'll Vtaoa'
goSfar, ror oqioo tiIiteOc % frem.
Ioq6c et lcucnbc &ioneSbpro ON 9Ir.
bci6et oa 5ilitanoen poa V|aoo9oSs
far. @iii5 @aoOc ira Chicago ircnr.
Iogoc Saacn ON @ctbceon @omle'
bicm / Chicago.
Zen HUrifc SnnUoe.
1rof. DR.. 8. e. Brandt bol0t
Senodq Oen 2t0e ltopcmbcr Y3is-
transportation / Gecorab. On Otter.
%mib0nacn boIot ban 6oreorog. Ter
inofom pco beQQe @uOSticncItcr oper
$3.50 til Q}iSiionel.
Seuooq ocu 2GOc September
icirc0cS Noiticit / @lootipr Dtcni1'
bc0. @oit. =. SfaQcnS aaIo. @nit.
IS. Smc0nl ira NoIouo, Soma, hoIot
% INSTRUMENTATION pao Norif ON Sor.
mi6ooqen, oQ enacIif GaffeprGoifcn
ON Gitermi0ooQcn. Ciier optoacS
lnOcr bcgQe @rostIcueiter.
2afotu arcos bcapnotc lit N}e.
&c / Bergen Mcniahc6, @orifc, q.
9af., ocu 160e Ropcmbcr mco Ell
aoot bcioQt Observation-Disclosures.
NcniQbcocn3 @reit, Eait. W}ciiel
holot Stri'tctnlcn oQ Gaitor s.
9~&uli9bcrg prGoifc0c. @oit. Soa-
tpcot5 Neierot bar oper Gmnet:
"Noa0cnliolcrnc". aoinOeioreningen
bepcrteoe bocr Tnq / airfcns Bale
ment, % Snnaforct, unoer &Prcrin-
De Wfabci &oltnnS &coclic, gap til.
ct u0mcrIct muiifnIif Bro
gram.
ST pcIlptfct og hng9elig are6@.
mo0c oiholotc9 / @cQre Wicnigbeo pco
GoImau z. Gof., al Eoit. @liIieS
Sab. Oct par Nororc Siour Sails
arco5, iom mcote. arcbienS &nIo
"a Qreitcr cr lSohnn Glen, q. SoI-
s. :. SpituO og s. u. Billie,
Tom ale bar tilitcoe; oc2uoen meote
@uit. gllire0 Nelion ira Wfaoiion, g..
Iuf., Tom nur me0 / Weoct TO Gage,
% / belle MGbet Salt. &. 5. Moen al
0en SorcncOc airfc. Zen 16be SO.
ocmber ucbncocS WG0et mco Trrbi.
fen al Noit. SnIpcion. Gen 17oc ON
GitcrmioooQcu 0iiSiiou2prGoifcn pc0
Vait. Spitab, mc0 Siicr i'll S10re-
mission, tort $3.50. Rcitcn al DC
ire Gage bcnnttcoc& til @icnnem-
qoaeIie al lite % 2beu Nen / 6ooer-
Onr.
- Mi6trc 2iou Sails arcOS al.
hol0t lit &eitmeoc / SnmanlcIS NE
niqheo, Stills. 0lim., Tnit. GbcO.
NeoiGtcr2 aoI0, ira 9oc til oa meo
Den 1ite Nopembcr. pile HreOIen8
@reltcr pur tilitc0c. Nuc areoIenS
WcnighcNcr par reprrientPrct neO
0cIcQatcr % mango @iTIter. Wtsoct
bcannotc nlcO @i,osticneite neo Nalt,
,<ohniou ira @rdu6on. FaIt, MOO
ium9erebc iom Torntano, o9
@nit. &obuion pnlgte@ til Sefretpr.
NteOet@ Observation-Disclosures nar
Sen Ace % Ste @en / 1ooerpor, meo
@uitorcrnc NcIion OF &uuo Ionl Me
icrcnter. 9(ne tilitebepGrennc Nrc-
tier ocltoa / Gi$flSiionen og life
minoit 6orrunno GonqSncS. GnS-
0uQ Gitermiooag bplOt IornIano
Nti5iionsprGoifen opcr
Gici. (, t5-23 meh Nono@ og
@cpiSnina. SfIerct bar
SSt.3G.
- Seuoo0 Sen 2l6c Cttobcr por
en- nor Icitooq Tor Sibcrtp Mfcnig-
bcO, CccrncIo, @i@. Gbi iorlloen at
ieirc lin oorlige Mi5iiouaicit tit Nfc'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
Trifirfen.

st WtiSlionSmebe bill bli af-
bolot / ariitionia Wenigbeb, Taitor
y. Z. SlnoalS &nlo, ira 3bie til ste
December ipritfommen0e.
- Sonbnq 76e Nopember par Ga.
flor GIioS Feoerien og tolte Snbre-
miSiioncn& Sag / 3ions og SiSmore
Wenigbeher, Toitor Sobn $. San.
ions aoIb. s 3ions Menigbeb fit
bon $62.50 % / 2ismore fit ban
$40. 6or Ell Sio iioen tnItc ban
iomrne Sag / &nniom I~eniqbcb og
iii $40.
- SrefoIoigbeoS, @or 6reliers og
Bethel Meniqbcoer al |oitor Chr.
gtrebnS'3 &alo bar u0itcbt aalb til
Eaitor u. 9. 2orien, Gbief Hiper
Sails, Minn. Wenigbeoerne baaber
at han bill ie iig iitanb til at tage
intoo 4oloct. Tuitor 9)trehuS'S adlo
iom iaoleoe3 er BELT bar nofiaa ltbs
itroft. Gfterat biSie Wenigbeoer bar
orbnet iig til ct ielpItGnoig &alb, be.
tierer Talt. 9)treblS iremoeleS A
Menigbe0er.
Samacs Spnpbe.
- ToItor g. 9. Socobion mobtog
npIig al Goiini Wenigbeo 1915 til
at oi6ctole pno en- N~iltontobil, ban
bar tie6t.
Wpoet / gben Girfc, TaItor
SpuleItnenS GoIb, uoIptte8 til 17oe
iii % meO t9be December Weoet
beqpnber oen 17be al. II 6orm. meo
Erp0ifen.
&oItor 6. z. Sunbp bar opioet
fine Menigbeber / og peo, gurefa,
aaniaS, bpor ban bar pirfet ca. ire
og eft bolpt Aor, og bar antaget oct
til ham ItiGebe aolb fra Nooapap,
Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03

gao lite mae Sons 90. 6relS oenl.
Gem 4c ior uGrbiiitlo SO Sloers
Siertr0boe, Gonfep Co. elepelallo'
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-06-04
Notice For Bid.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board. of County Commissioners of
of McLeam County, North Dakota, at
the office of the undersigned in
Washburn, N. D., until 2 p. M,
June 8th, 1915 for grading to be
done in the following places accord
ing to survey and estimates on file
in said office: Between Sections
II & 40 and 10 & 10 Township 144-
81 and between Section 19 Township
144-81. and Section "a Township la
81; also across Section 33 Township
144-81; also ibstween Sections rs
and 36 Township 1861; also be-
tween Section 2 Township 144-S4
and Section 80 Township 1853 and
between Sections 81 & 80 Township
1853, also between Sections 3
&1O Township 1854; also between
Section rs Township 1884 and Sec
ton 80 Township 1883; also between
Sections Is and 36 Township 1882
also between Section 2 Township 148
"a and Section 81 Township 1888;
also between Sections % & 30 Town
ship 1860. ~.
Also about 2200 yards between Sec
tons % and 50 and Sections 81 and "a
Township 143 Range 81.
Successful bidders will be required
to furnish satisfactory bond to
guarantee fubfillment of contract.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or adj bids.
By order of the Board Of County
Commissioners.
E. c. sNOCNER,
County Auditor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-06-04
Notice For Rld.

Notice Is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners Of
Mclean County, North Dakota, will
receive sealed bids mp to 2 p. m.
June 9Th for the construction of the
following bridges:
One concrete bridge across TurtlS
Creek between Sections IL & 20
Township 144-81; one concrete bridge
across ooulee on old stage road in
Section 80 Township 1881; me con-
crete bridge across coulee in Section
81 Township 1881; one concrete
bridge cross coulee on Section line
between Sections 9 & 10 Township
1881; one concrete OF steel bridge
across creek between Sections 5
Township 1853 and Section 90 Town
ship 1853; one concrete bridge
across Turtle Creek between Sections
% and 80 Township 1850.
Bridges to be constructed according
to plans and specifications on. file in
the office of the County Auditor at
WashbMn, N. D. =
Successful bidder will be required
to furnish satisfactory bond to
guarantee fulfillment of contract.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or adj bids. D.
Dated at Washburn, N. D., May
18th, 1915.
E. C. STOCNER,
County Auditor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-06-04
Notice of Mortgage Sale

Notice is herebw given that that
certain mortgage executed and de-
livered by Emma Matheson, formerly
Emma Anderson, widow of Fred
erick Anderson deceased and Nep-
tnn Matheson, her husband, dated
the 25th day of january, 1908 and
filed for record in the office of the
Register OF Deeds of the County of
Mclean and State of North Dakota
on the 10th day of March 1908 and
recorded in book 'F-19" of mortga-
ges on page 106. given to the
United States Land and Investment
Company, a corporation of Minot,
North Dakota, which corporation has
duly and legally changed its name
to the Savings Loan & Trust Co,
a corporation, will be foreclosed by
sale of the premises described i'll
said mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed, at the front door Of the
Count House in the City of Wash
burn, County of Mclean and State
OF North Dakota, at the hour of two
(2) o'clock P. M. on the 18th day
Of June 1915, to satisfy the amount
due upon said mortgage on the date
OF sale. The premises described in
said mortgage and which will be sold
to satisfy the same are described
as follows, to-wit:- The West Half
of the Southwest quarter and the
Northeast Quarter of the Southwest
Quarter of Section Twenty seven,
in Township One Hundred fifty
North of Range Eighty six West of
the Fifth P. M. (Wh SWA and NEA
SWA of Sec. 81 Twp. $50 Rye. ,86.)
default having existed in the terms
OF said mortgage by reason Of the
mortgagors failure to pay the interest
coupon note of $685. 90 due on prior
mortgage on December 1st., 1914,
which amount this mortgage was
compelled to and did pay. and the
mortgagors failure to pay installme emit
Of $500 due or, this mortgage on
December 1st., 1914; The mortgage
does hereby elect and declare the
whole OF said mortgage due and pay.
able according to the terms of said
mortgage and includes therein the
sadd $3.50 coupon interest note
paid by this mortgagee on a prior
mortgage, with interest thereon at
the rate of Z per cent per annum
from December lat 1914.
mere Will De u on SalO mOrCSAS
at the date Of sale the sum of $137. 80,
together with ccsts and attorneys
fees.
Dated at Minot, North Dakota this
9th day of April A. D. 1915.
TheSavings Loan & TRUST Co.,
A corporation, Mortgagee.
ID. C. Greenleaf.
Attorney for mortgages,
Min0t. N. d.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-06-04
Modern War Methods.

Napoleon would not have broken
down so soon if he had been able to
use automobile. telephone and tele-
graph. Generals q few generations ago
were young men, because they soon
broke down under the hardships of
campaigning. They had to five in the
saddle and keep the field under eye in
order to be able to direct the move
ments. Nowadays the general stays
in his base quarters. where he follows
operations on a map as reports ONE
in by telephone and telegraph. occa-
sionally by motorcycle. from various
parts of the line. When he goes on a
tour of inspection he rolls along In q
-motorcar at his ease.-British Medical
Journal.