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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-11
,itartim cmtber acaScm,p,
Gterline, geebrasfa.

9te6en Dem r~egeIm1Bigen dfnoenifden aurfus tr6 rn6 IN onfenf
Sabre fir ioIde iunge 2ete, bic p1breno Der Commemorate orbeiten
nlfe5 ober germ Die 8interncnate 81 ibrer Iusbloung berpenoer
plr0en,
cit Sirupn0tider Ninterfnrins
engerifht ncr6en. Qerefbe beginnt am %. gooentber uno boaert Bis
gR1r5. 6oIgenoe GG6er roeroen ge1ebrt: RGigion, gngIib CReaoing,
Spelling. 2eteaprihng, B%ennnnibipl Geography, Commercial aopy
agriculture, Bookkeeping. auBer0em fam aid lnterriht III SDpdDrfting
uro @euff genonln1en merOen.
Die Soften beloucn fd G9oaro, Eution 2idt, 6eitng eingcidIofs
ia) ouf etpa $500 fir ben ann3en aurts. Mtaubrngen lit nur bic
notige gettpoihe fir Jingle BED.
a~nneIOurgen neroen 10 BALI aIs rno9Iid erbeten (engHf6 Oer
6euid) unter Der aorefe 6eS Directors
g.. gerearneRer, stering, Rebrasfa.
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%1laocmcincr Nnoriff
9 HSamicnsG cic5!
EamtlidDe 9ahnen bss ganOes pla.
men aemriHiamcS SOrsebsR &C.
gen IhtitnnOeuseiet.

Chicago, 81, ii. Gob. Gie
i1mtli6en 9obnen oes Snuoes be.
a6lt6tigen. lid Dem 8orgeben Der
5onto lie, giod Sslano unO uuiou
Boeific 9abi m0uihlieBen UNI Die
@eieBmGbigteit 0e Aoonioniden
a6htunoengeieses nn6ufompien. Sic
iuerOen pie Die eriten 0rei 9obnen
ebeninas Die @eridte I'M 6inbalts.
befeble onaeben unO es ouf Die llr.
teile Der @eridJte anfommen loiien,
Oh baS @eics giiltis lit o0er nift.
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aenntSns @adlfoiten lad 5000.

2iHcoIn, II. 9ob. Sobu g.
QenHeon Der Olrdgefalene aonoi-
Dot fir glu10eSienator bot I'M Can
5en Ioiit ieiner gingabe on ben
Staatsietretdr 81 ,991.6t ~perolisgabt
INN erm1blt az iuerben- Sicrnor ent
ioGen $500 nIs 8eitrng IN bic re
pnblitaniidle sinrteifoiie nnO $500
@cbolt filr Den 2eiter ieiner @obl.
fotnpoaue. Ben Batter BON Omaha.
Der repihlunniiAc auanoioat fir
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-11
Ner ifradtpaaaon. 9lanacL.

SeribeD. III. Noo. Sic grobe
@ctreiocfirmo 2ebpoto & @ifitrom
bon bier. tpelhc Lungs Ser gobn
Itrcfe Der Union Gacific 8obn 3e9n
3meigeelhdfte uno @etreibeipeiher
bat, lit bei Der itoatIiden Gtien.
balm aommiiiiou geeeu obige 8abn
flngbor gefpor0en neil ibr tp6brenO
oeS lebtell @tonots, trobOem lire
2~ogerbduier mo Speider iiberfhat
iino, tdgli1 1idt mebr ais oret
leere Jrodtnaggons our @erfngung
geiteIt porber ieien, mas fir tbret
@eiddftsbetrieb ubiolltt itn8ureifenO
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anrmfr hranden MaispfIider.

2incoIn, Deb, II. Yf0b. De
tyarmer 0es Staates BADEN bic sr3B.
tie 56pieriafeit, geitlg 2eute au be-
I'M ben Mois 3u bfIiiden.
lrobOem tbnen finf Gents pro 8u.
jHel be5ablt miro, melOen it'd rift
aen1g 2elte, ulo Die 5armer oebel
ii9 ocrgeblid Die groBte MiiBe, &C.
mug arbeiter beron3udieber.
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@rOFe @cIOicnOnng mod 3apan.

San 5ronciseo, Gal, 10. Gon.-
500, 100000 in @olo nelde tele-
gropbilf bon, Gem ltntcridotont IN
Refp Dort Der bieiigen gotobomd
gdnf nngenielell ipurben. perben in
Den ndditcn Ea9eu mad Sapon nb.
aeianot merDen. @s lit 6ieB MIR ei.
ne beridicoeuer 1bnlider @oloier.
oungen nod Sopnn tndbreno Der
lebten MoTnte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-11
100 eeben NIT Barkc
anf scr meidbicI Mntcr!

Qonoor, fl. Sob. 8ie cin
Ielegromn aus gmiteroom beiogt,
iino 100 Eerioneu ouf DER 8eifiel
Crtrunfen, ais cine Yarfe BEL Sta
mierj in Der 9t1be bon dublin In
Golcn berianf. Gtn5elbeiten ilber
nas nnglild Iteben ats.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-11
9bnritum in guhb gheater.

Sburitor, Der ~beriibmteite Scr.
tnonolinesfifnItIer Der @%cgenfport.
tniir6e fiir bier 9oge fir oas gopo
Fbenter eenoHnen. Gie erite Dor.
TELLING fin0et Sonntos abert0 Itatt.
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@Ii,,oro in WlOntono.

$eIeno. Mlont., II. gtob. Dos
norbli1e Wontana unr0e geitern
bon Dem eriten tpirfliGen 9Ii53nro
in oieiem @inter beimgeiu6t. Ger
Shneefoa betrltg orei bis iefs 8oa.
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Ans Sem staate NebrastQI

@ongreBmorm bot $346 o4sgegeben
itno bonn republifaniihen Central.
fomitee $1,000 3uiduB our 9urh
fiibrrna ieiner &anlpoQne erbolten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-11

Ser aonie bon @riedeuldr0 BE.
trodtet Die ~wieoer1olte ginlaOung
Der ~saiierten, iih ibuen niauidlie-
SEN offelbor ais qIeidbeoenteitn nit
etiter G~inInoung. It'd 5erbien. 0ion-
teneero uno &uIl1nien dn5nihlie
Scn
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I'm 11tMItksPeim.

Ser Cna1a Mlulifnerein neran.
italtet audi in oieieln Nioilate pie0cr
i'm ih0nen 0}1tiifbeitn, @fe IL. unO
Gab Ctr. ic6cn Gotntag obeno ge.
mittlite Gort5trdn6hen at benet
MitgIieber nnD 6reuuoe 0es 8ereins
freunoIihit cinaelaOeIt itnD. aud
6rertbe bon ouBerbaIb, bic gera0e
oilf Der 3urdreiie in Gunabo iin0,
iin0 6er3li9 %miGfonmen. Ser
GintrittSprei8 1T fir Mitglicoer frei
ltn0 betr1at fiir 5ren0e SOC.
Den 0anen Nnffucrciu
miro am Sorstog oben6, 3. t8.
3obenber, eitlen 8oa obbaItelt, Der
IiG aefpiB tpicoer SIT einem grfolge
geitolten Miro.
Der Goncurbia 3amen @eiamgOerein
bat fir Gdnstog, B. 25. Gtobenlber,
einen goa anQeiebt, Der 5peifellos
gut beiitft Iein miro.
9aRtiaenngsbal.
am 8onfiogungstoge, 9onners.
tag. b. 80. 9~tohember. fiitoet Elm
Danfiogungsbol itatt, Der fou1og
5tt fperoen oeripridt.
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Gnalon6 II fcit cntihlofcn. Bis
stru Lcsten 5erben 81 fdnlpifn.
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g,IsShsn
9SHs. 4s4
Fay Templeto

Geiro; alm 8roofs; I'll Sbobne;
1lobert Gore & @cor9e SnIperin;
Che Ntiniatlre Gebue; 0lortin &
1abbrini; Orpheum Srobel 8eeflD.
greiie Wotinees Bette Site
25e. duSgenolnunen Sdinstag ulo
5onntoq. @oaprie 10e. abenos:
10, %, so unS Toe.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE ON REAL ES.
TATE MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE

Notice Is Hereby Gi1en. That that
certain mortgage eHrctited AMI dc!iv-
cred b: j. i. l'it- ,erald. Il single man.
mortsagor, To Forest II. Ollie. mort
gagce. dated the 10th day of July.
y. ID. 1915. and fled for record in the
Office OF the Register Of Deeds of the
County Of Dic,sey on the 18th day of
July. y. d. 1913. at 1910 Il. IN. and re-
corded in Book a OF mortgages on
page AZ. and which mortgage was duly
assigned by an instrument in writing
by Forest l.. Ollie. mortgagee. to G..
III. Booth. which assignment was dat
! ed the 18th day of Deccn:ner 1919,
! and filed for record in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Dickey County,
North Dakota. on the 9th day of De-
cember, 1913, at 8 Il. m. and recorded
III Book 81 of mortgages on page 1872.
and which mortgage WAS ASSIGNED by
an instrument in writing hy the said
G.. II. Booth. assignee. to G.. l.. Stro-
beck, which assignment was dated
the Goth day of april 4. y. 1916. and
was filed for record in the Office of
the Register of Deeds for Dickey
County, North DAKOTA, on the Goth
day OF August. \. u. 1916. at O'Clock
y. m. and was duly recorded in Book
81 Of MORTGAGES on page 193. will be
; foreciosed by sale of the premises
III such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed at the front door cf the court
house in the City of F.llcndale in the
County of Dickey and State of North
Dakota. at the hour of . o'clock in tine
afternoon on the oath day Of October.
| y. ID. 1916, to satisfy the amount lu"
| upon such mortgage on the lsy OF
| sale.
The premises described liz such
mortgage and which will he sold -
satisfy the same are dos ';Et, a.. fol-
lows: The Nortl,wes, Quarter
| (NWA) OF Section Eighteen NS) in
Township One Hundred Thirty u3O)
North of Range Sixty-Four (6i) West
of the Fifth =. ". in Dickcy County,
North Dakota.
There will be due on such mort
sage at the date of sale the sum Of
one thousand and forty-sx and So 100
Dollars (s1.Oi6S5). besides the costs
of such foreclosure. the disburse-
ments allowed by law. and the attor-
ncy's fee allowed b. law
Dated at Forman. North Dakota,
September 18th. A. ID. 1916.
G.. l.. STROBECK,
Assignee.
4. LESLIE,
Attorney for Assignee.
p. O. Address. Forman,
North Dakota.
First publication Sept II. 1866
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REFERENDUM ON
LEGISLATION
MILL TAX FOR ELEVATORS.

of the state q % aor.S e'fsatS SakS... of .csins
under authority Of the amendment to
section 2b Of article . Of the constitu-
tion Of the state OF North Dakota, pro-
posed and paused by the Twelfth and
Thirteenth Legislative assemblies,
adopted s,lI!:1 by the people ct the general
ported by me to the Fourteenth Legis-
lattve assembly. do hereby certify that,
pursuant to the Ming IN the ofiice OF
tanning the signatures Of ten per cent
Of the legal voters of a majority Of the
counties OF the state Of North Dakota,
there will be submitted to the people
for their approval or rejection. at the
general election to be held on Nov.
9TH. 1916. chapter 258 Of the Session
Laws OF 1915. which repeals the mill
tax for terminal elevators and in lieu
thereof makes an appropriation Of
100000 therefor:
And further certify that the follow
Ing is q true and correct copy of the
form of petition fled In the office of
he secretary of state. together with
true and correct copy of said chapter
25S of the 1895 Session Laws: and that
In accordance with the power vested In
me by the amendment to section 25 Of
| article 2 of the. constitution. az pro.
posed and passed by the Legislature
chapter 25s. OF the 1915 Session Laws
placed upon the ballot at the general
| election to be held Nov. z. 1916.
THOMAS HALL.
Done Mt the Capitol ut bismarck this
27th day of July. y. ID. 1910.
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REFERENDUM ON
LEC!SL alton
DEFINING CRIME OF BOOT.
LEGGinG.

!. Thomas Hall. secretary of state OF
the stat. of North Dakota. acting
under tn. authority of the amendment
to section % OF article . of the con-
stitut.on OF the state OF North Dakota.
proposed and passed by the Twelfth
and Thirteenth Legislative assemblies;
adopted bv the peopie ., the ,.i general Era
reported by me to the Fourteenth
tify that. pursuant to the filing IN the
office of the secretary OF state OF petit
tious containing the signatures OF ten
per cent OF the legal voters OF a
! majority of the counties OF the state
OF North Dakota. there wi be sub.
mitted to the people for their approval
or rejection. at the general election 70
be held on Nov. eth. 1916. chapter !a4
OF the Session Laws of 1916: which
prescribcs the penalty therefor.
And further certify that the fol.
lowing is a true and correct copy OF
the form of petition filed in the office
| of the secretary of state. together with
true and correct copy of said chap.
ter 1874 of tn. 1915 Session Laws: and
that in accordance with the power
vested in me by the amendment to
| section 25 of article . of the constitu-
tion. as proposed and passed by the
legislature and approved by the people.
sion Laws will be referred to the
! people and placed upon the ballot at
| the general election to be held Nov. Z.
1916.
/ (GREAT SEAL) Secretary of State.
Done at the CAPITOL at Bismarck
this 27th day of July. a. d. 1916.
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A BILL.
IN. =. No. ll4-smith Of K,dder.)

A. Act Aeaasas the crime q sess.
fer. aaa repealinE sectloa 1914 eo1
10llS. Compiled Laws Of the oteee
ef North Dakota, 1913, being Chap.
ter %. Sessisn Laws, 1919.
Be It enacted by the Lsgislatiy. !. A..
ssmbly Of the Stat" oH,I1s,Da qf M4rtn DskG5s BE:
onsS ssfs'on Any HHe per.on m Who .ssti .e, Or
barter barter any intoxicntins liquor upon
any premises or rlace. pphils Mar,, or nana. pr.
directly or Indirectly with or WITHOUT
compensation. as the agent OF another
sale OF Intoxicating liquors: or. who
shall solicit. procure or receive from
any person. any order. pII,s pr0vI,d,ins tor o.
Intoxicating. liquors. either for deliv-
cry from within or from without this
state. except from those authorized Dy
this state: or who shall aid. assist or
abet in the commission of such crime.
shall be guilty of the crime Of boot
Section two 90: Pcnalty:> Every
leggtng shall be punished by imprison,,
s ma" ess sh" % be soa" nn BY ore ans s ham %1
sl.OO0.O0. and by imprisonment In the
count" Jail for not less than ninety
Imprisonment In the state pcniten-
tary under an ind.terminate sentence
Of from ono year TO three years: and
offcnsc shall bc p.nishnd by imprison-
mcnt In tn" state pcnitcntiary under
an indetcrmnnt" sentence of not less
than Nv" or more than five ycnrs.
Section thr"" go. Sections lOl4i and
10li5. compl"d Law. of the state of
North Dakota, 1913. being chapter so.
Session Laws of the state of North
Dakota. 1919. are hereby repealed.
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REFERENDUM PETITION.

Petition to refer to the people for
their approval or rejection at the polls
House R!ll No. ia. as passed by the
assembly of the state of North Dakota
To the Honorable Thomas Hall. as
Secretary of State. for the State OF
North Dakota. Bismarck. n. D.:
Sir: We. the undersigned. legal
electors Of the state of North Dakota.
respectfully petition. request and order
that you refer TO the people OF the
state Of North Dakota for their ap-
next regular biennial election to be
held in the state of North Dakota: on
the first Tuesday after the first Mon
following bill and act. to-wit, House
RiM- 40 II. ed the -vhole.-theEeoG
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aS Jrnni" now. an ] wouldn't want ner
here in Hlnnd's camp'
'I'll go. Euchrc. Take me over" re.
piled Duane. He felt Euchre's eyes
upon him. The old outlaw, however,
Ind no more to say.
In the afternoon Euchrc SGT OF with
Duane. and soon they reached I;nnd's
cabin. Dunn" remembered II as the
one wh"r" he had seen the pretty wo-
mnn watrhin. Him ride by. Through
the open door Duane caught II glimpse
Of bright Mexican blankets and rugs.
Eurlrc knocked upon the side of the
door
us that you. Euchrr" asked n girls
voice. low. h"statn:.ly. 1h" tone of
II. ratl,rr deep and with II note of fear,
struck Duane.
"y"s. its tu". Jennie. Where's Mrs.
Elnndt" answered l.uchrc.
"Shn went over 10 Do:.rr's. There's
somebody sieii," replied til" girl.
l."~'r" iurnrA and wlisprrol come.
thing about luck. The Sliar Of the
outlaW's eyes vas added Significance
to Duane.
'.' '5' co'n" ont or let us com" in.
Hos il,n yp"nc man WAS trllin' You
about" .tclr" SAID. Come out,
Jennie. :u' n.tr hell"
r"rN~' III No: complete his sem
ton"r. liui What he said rs %ui.i"i mt
tn 'fias ,l,r .irl quickly. she a,-
peer Il in th" doorway With doWncast
ri,5 aud II ,,':ii, Or rcd in her white
ch"ck. SHE had II pretty. sad face
and 'r"hl hair.
"non't v" baS'.rul. Jennie" said
Euci.rr. "lnu an Duane hay" II
cr;,.rr to talk Il little. Sow I'll ~
fetch Mrs Eland. but won't be hur-
ryn."
With lhat f.ucl,rc went away
through the cuitpnF;oods
"I'm glad To rlr"i y",. Niss-Iiss
Jennie" said Duane. "liIchr" di'!n't
mention your last name. lie asked
me 4" COME over to"
pmur's attempt 1T p"nsnntrH i"ltrd
short when Jennie lif."l her lasl,cs
II
went through duane. Her gray eyes
wcr" beautiful, bui IT had not been
beauty that cut short hi. speech. He
seemed {" 81" Il tragic struggle be.
tween hope nn'l doubt that Shonc In
her piercing .nZ". She kept looking.
and Duane could not break the silence.
1t was no ordinary moment.
"W'hat did you come here for?" she
asked. nj last.
"Wrll-f.uchrc :hought-hc wanted
me I" talk I" YOU, cheer you up bit"
ri.!ird ptnils. somewhat luncl.: The
earnest eyes embarrassed him
'''.'llr"'S "n"d. He's the only
person in this awful pInc" who's been
good T. .mr. Eat he; afraid of Bland.
He said You were different. Who are
yon!"
bunn" told her.
"You're not IL roi,her or rusilrr or
.nii"i"r.r ar some bad man come here
to hide:"
"No. I'm not" replied Duane. trying
I" smile I'm, "a ,lir dodge. You
know wIin, that mri.is. got in u
sh""tin"-s'r"p at home ard had to
run OF. When it blows OYER hope
tn ga back
'Nh. know what tlwsc outlaws
arr" Yes y",,'r" different" She kept
III" strained ;,:,Z. upon him. bmt hope
WAS kndlin-. and tn" hard lines of
her youthful face were Softcning.
Something. sweet and warm stirred
deep in Duane as II" realized the un-
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HIDES AND FuRs

We positively give more valuable H.
lustrated information relative to hides
and furs than any other house in the
world. We payhiehest cash prices for
Hides, Furs, Peits, ETC., and make
prompt returns for each shipment.
We sell Trappers' Supplies very cheap
Write for Circular. Shipping Tags. H.
Illustrated Trap-Book, Catalogue, etc
its Free.
Northwestern Hide 4 Fur Co.
Established 1890 Minneapolis, MINI.
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Aberdeen Business
College Like Big
Business Office

When you step into the rooms OF
the Aberdeen Business College. you
instantly think of a large business Of
fee. Everybody is busy. Everybody
is interested. Typewriters are click
ing. Adding machine is in operation.
Students are keeping records. etc. A
business air prevails. 1t is all so in.
teresting. Enroll October goth. Send
for catalog today.
The Oakes times., 1916-10-19

s.: &: :s :s;'': ::.:: i: :, S;s S:t;s
Dakota. held Il Bismarck. the eap!esiI
janvefy. iSik. and concluded on the
Sth day Of March. 1915. and which bill
and act Of the said le.islative assem-.
the state 81 North Dakota on the eth
day OF March. 1915. and which 10 %
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MILL TAX FOR TERMINAL ELE.
ViT0RS.
Chnptcr :.D Of the LAWS of 1915:
known M the Mill Tax for JcrminaI

Chnptcr ..0 "f the Lmws of 1913
known the Mill Tax for ycrminsl
Elevators.
BE 1t Enacted by the Legislative AS
Scnbiy Of the State o. North Dakota:
/. There shall lie levied upon all
the taxable rr"pcrty within this state.
req! and pcisoIll. for the years 1915
and 1916. and !" be paid durlLs each
Of said years. the sum of Sl.UUo.0O. and
all til" revenue collected under such
levy shall be converted into Il special
fund to he known as the state terminal
elevator fund. which snail he used for
the following and no other purposes.
mcnt. maintenance ana operation. and
for investigation as to the practical
| hility of terminal elevator or c!.va-
tors in the stat" Of North Dakota. Min-
| ncsOta or Wisconsin.
2. II Is hereby mad" the duty of the
board of railroad commissioners. in ad-
ditiOn to all other duties Imposed upon
II by la". to invest gate the matter of
The location of such elevator or clcva-
tors. the cost o! building and obtaining
the building and equipment of such
elevator or elevators. and met thudS and
rules Of operation of the same to the
Legislative assembly of this state in
and prnc .;cablc. and 1t Is hereby made
I the duty "i said board of railroad COM
| mission.rs to so report their cunciu-
| sions upon such feasibility and practic-
ability at th" meeting OF the next lcsis-
| lativc assembly.
And thcr" is hereby appropriated out
OF said sum tin" sum of two thousand
! dnl0rs or 50 much thcrso. as may be
necessary to pay tn. EXPENSES of such
Investigation and report
| 3. MI acts or parts of acts In con-
hict herewith are hereby repealed.
Approveu March ., 1915.
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REFERENDUM PETITION.
To the Honorable Secretary of State.
state of North Dakota. bismarck.

! " VTIU TTUHUTfIFIIV sNVCTVV'tVy vi sSt'IIUe
STATE OF North Dakota. bismarck.
y. ID.
We. the undersigned citizens and
legal voters of thc state Of North Da-
kntn. do scsre ectfully petition you that
nt the next ;.cu"ral election there bc
referred 10 the people of TN" state for
vct" taken at th. polls. an act OF the
lct,islntiv" assembly OF tn" state of
North Dakota. approved March 9th.
1915. bc!n. an act entitled AN act
amending and re-"nart.uE chapter 80
of the Laws of 1913" known as the
mill tax for terminal elevators.
We oLjcc. to said act h"cnuse it's
purpose Is To r"r"il hv stealth chapter
27n of the Laws OF 1913. .ing n mill
tax for the construction OF grain
terminal elevators. .ind its further
purpose Is to uuliiv the constitutional
amendment pruNidii,'- for tn" rouStruc-
ton of grain terminal elevators.
The Oakes times., 1916-10-19

fortunate girl was experiencing a birth
20 fade: doubt once more assailed her.
ut can't he. You're only-after me,
100. like Eland-like all of them"
The Oakes times., 1916-10-19
TERMINAL ELEVATORS.

Chapter 25S-l"!5 scsaion Laws.
on. u. No. i92-Lathrop Committce.)
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DON'T MISTAKE THE CAUSE

DON'T MISTAKE THE CAUSE
Many Oakcs People Have Kidney
Trouble and Do Not Know 1t
Do you have backache?
Are you tired and worn out?
Feel dizzy, nervous and depressed? :?
Are the kidney secretions irregular? :?
Highly colored; contain sediment?
Likely your kidneys are at fault.
Weak kidneys give warning of dis
tress.
Heed the warning; don't delay
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Read this Oakes testimony.
F. E. Starr, farmer, R. F. D. No. 4,
Cakes, says: II have found that
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Har-
ris' Drug Store, do all they are adver-
tised to do. L recommend them when
ever l hear anyone complaining Of
kidney trouble and they never fail to
do good. used two boxes myself
several years ago and they strength.
ened my kidneys and cured me Of
backache that had bothered me for .
long time. Doan's Kidney Pills made
me feel like a different person and
have never had any trouble from m,
kidneys since"
Price SOC, at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for a kidney remedy-ge
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tha
Mr.. Starr had. Foster Milburn Co.
! Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Oakes times., 1916-10-19

CHAPTER 11I3St1v"ns Eocs into tho
town OF Mercer tn buy supplies and liz
ehot by n ranchcr. Duane burics him
CHAPTER IN-Dunn" ,.ocs to Rlanda
outlaw stronghold in IN" Kim Rock and
after shooting lioso'n"r who utiurr"la
with him over Stevens death d"riI .
to STAY th"r". Eurhr" takes Dian" for
n partner and tolls bin about i:iund
the outlaw chief. aud hi, band.
The Oakes times., 1916-10-19
@yZANEGRfY
THE LIGHT OF WESTERN
STARS"
"'RlDERS OF THE PURPLE
SAGE, ETC.
cOSyaCnI oy nAapea Aao aaof,eas
SYNOpSIs.

CHAPTER I'm wcliston, Tcxas. Il
becomes with Buckley Duane case Of
nght or run from Cal Balm. Duane kills
his man and becomes an outlaw
CHAPTER lille meets Luke Stew.
ems. an outlaw.
The Oakes times., 1916-10-19

(To be con,inucd)