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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
uFf1rIAL BULLETIN

ELBERoN, Sept. 1i.--At the examination of the Presiden, ;t l2 today his temPera- turc Was 9s, pulse lC0, respiration lS. At go this evening his temperature was 9S, pulse iuG. l,-pira;ion IS. The President a5s taken greater amount of liquid with some solid and with more relish than for .-ycral days. His general condition Is quite as ta, p.ai,lc ss yesterday.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
COUNTING THE RED SKINS.

SAN CAELos, Sept. Q. 9.-Everything is quIet here. An accurate count ot the Indians yesterday shows an absence of 7j0 men, women and children, all of which, with the exception of 10, are White Mountain, most of whom have never come under the reser- vation rule. They were allowed by General Crock and afterwards by Grant to be inde- pendent The 40 were under the medicine mans control. The Chiricahuas are all pcaoeable. Two hostiles were brought in yesterday. Seven have been brought in up at Fort Apache, Major Chaifee and Lieuts. Guiifoyle and Gatewood enlisted ll0 scouts to-day. Globe City IS to be made the base of supplies for the Tonto country. Col. Price takes command of TOnt1 Basin. The chief scouts resigned here yesterday on ac- count of too much work Twenty-seven a3outs quit with him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
HONEY. TIE BLACKSMITH.

'.As off i8 my smith, In tlosilc ,l- i e.
 Auu of eart a ana w.r.r ,aasIaU shoes, All tE~ VT a Is. rt~ era E- ! --e U st-f l-T.r~,
 And to --rs 70 ~'.HH [ rzr.-,- out ,EJDse. When 0ucs o;i tf" -uyfIuN v. -E h-N. ya-. Never faIi, sir. fu .,r.k Su-is ta- .-al .Igt. L. soarchirc @.E s--'f -LruiI aaI U;sId
 Some ....i e.. a-r-..' .JlnrH 2 Co a T. rrI,N- 'gs II-I. .--'G s. H.. eff t. au.snJ.
 Ob! ws'rr t-e L. ..: t.. ... Co ll- 7rr0-e shall
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 For has ii: e-s hsrg- .,E t... -.,s..u. -.-i- If fail uJt t' -f- s. V---ls -- l..-i -.-. When TT iy rr- sT.ith- v.u t--.ra .. .ess.
 And he-r "r 'h- -lFi ills t.4...a. -.-1 --.'4-- 1hs 'rtf. ' !I,rr a. -...- rl.. go ssas4T--.
 IraT yoU E-srtl :l,ul tAs ,- l.i--g h- -z2z ff good bz 14.sr Ir1. v s-l 4.s.e- 1--r ia'. NENFE ps ETf.s TS HC Es
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
QTIEv AZ THOMAS

Thomas. Sept. 9.-Everything IS quiet this evening The excitement is dying out There Is nothing from Fort Apache. Two couriers left here today for there. Cap tains Haskell and JefTords went to San Car los tr-day to witness the count and use their influence to recruit Indian companies. The line is so crowded with official business that II Is almost impossible to get anything through.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16

The Indian question IS not only blot upon our civilization, but a heavy cloud upon the common sense of our statesmen Let the red man have the glorious privi- leges that white one has-to work or stare. If hs get Of the var path and eon,- nit murder, don't make treaty, but hang him
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16

The fourteen year old daughter "I Sitting Bull is called ''She Nh0-Gl'ncc5-at "u-''>- Ahe-Walks This, the Chicago lH'unc says. is better than having girl wh" giances at every ice creau, saloon between the thea ter and the h:ae of her rr1cd slrH vho keep a drS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16

"Denis, my boy" said schoolmaster to his Hibernian pupil, II fear I shall make nothing of you-you've no application. An sure enough sir, said the quick-witted lad, isn't 1t myself that's always been tould there Is no occasion for itl Don't I see every day in the newspapers that "No Irish need apply" at all at all Hartford Times
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court ysvsl ali County, Territory c, Arizona.
 In the matter of the estA:e
 AARON WFKIHEIHER, dec'h.
 Michael Worms T. the adn1.nist-a5I oI ths estate of Aaron WertheIIner deceAsrd. AASing his day rendered aud present.. sef;leEaeut and led this Court final R Gf hs administration of the Of said dceased, aId having filed hs petition stating that has filed his i'd nHa sccOEt Tor csni and allow ance, that all he eIenIes of admini- raou up to the IHg of saln account and petition have been paid. said p, tiiIOn forth. and praying ng other things for distIiburion and payment of the Tesidne of aid etate the person entitled thereto said D titiou set forth
 IL l- oruere1 that Saturday, September I7h, 1881, be ng day Of term Of thi- Court o the July term, lS-l At 10 o'clock of sad day. snd the is hereuy spp.nt,d for the -eit, men' hnAi count and is thrr ordered that all persons esird IL said estate be- ad appear bef ad e urt at said ume at the ProuAIe COurt rCoE PE~Scott, in sti County of TaEsp~ then and there to show cause why order of d ,trlbutI,n and payment shOul not be made of the residue Uf said among credit Ors sf said deceased according to law.
 IL is furhsr orde ed ih-t copy Of the above be pub MINER, newspaper printed and published Pr, scott, in sad county Of Ysv1psi.
 ALBERT o. SQYES,
 LEyssEK IUDGE. Prescott. Apsutt S'h. 1881.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
ISu iness Notice.

John '. Ncfdor, Deputy Territorial Treasurer, il my leg ;y horized agent to ra- ssct any nd Al uIslnes- for during seDce from the Territory ULether official O herwse, fully as might ol uld do, if personally resent
 T.J. BUTLER. rescott ug etb, 1881. If
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
Tuesday,, Oct0ber >Ith, 1881,

at n o'clock N. of that d.. in front of the Court House, in the Village of Prescott, Id comfy of Isvsua, wil sell tue above described I estate at putc auction, the ghe-t bidder for cash to satisfy sad several fouHI dde, satisfy sad tya aud pCnsc of sale rO-ts and arcTuiug costs.
 JOSEPH F. WALK R, SheIiH. Dy |. B. ST. JA&Es, DrpHfy.
 Pr-scOtt, A T., sep. l3 lesn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
T FL EGR A HIC!
HE PRESIDENT.

Long Branch, Sept. lO-8:30 A. M-At the examination of the President at S:30 this morning the temperature was 99.4, pulse lO4, respiration IS. He slept well during the night, only awakening at intervals of from one-half to one hour There is per ceptible increase of strength with an i'm proved condition of the digestive apparatus. The swelling of the parotid gland has en- tirely disapPcared. The wound continues to improve and presents more healthy ap- pearnce.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
ICST Bh A1aAIL.

If the office. .,.i ,,ijio.s ot the Imryt States ucyri uI'l reputation nltli ."f pre- yl.ls ID fh;s irlut"r, go ary -t.e c,ica.a- ted L. ret,l.i it, lU,iue-- I',-r.,s. they a;e destined tp dle ,r.-isI..v,iy EEwr!t. nm homsrrd a.i uuSun-. iHcrr IS u't t'-Cay a yrp,I.cctnr. a uluvT ur traveller HEo Is afraid to go .r1la Tucson t' !'.cnix. to Globe to ii,teGlc. % inHtn B.s.g. B. i.aT shaw. to Altar. r.ts-a- .hlrt 70; 'he limited field un uL,ch t.c Whit. A.gLtun Indian Is acting has cITcun.S,I.b.a ay,IIj!ics. Looking throusl ,Ly Ets;,Iu L.Dspslct,. howevcs. an ArIzYuaE 2, sJaltL.i at ;ac anuunncc- lncn1 "f the ag;u dangers ny vAlch he l- surroundc,. He f.u3s b.,a.,.I enconrassed hy har..rs uf lei.iu. aD! ie.cu;ics, stya9vs. The scilps "f ai, aI',s and httle ones are Haunted ir hi, face whr.,. as somebody >syS, amiallc sluavs hu,id tr,, uie-u i.ia sjoiEach and hldeuusiy huv. th,r delight o,c. AiS inevrr-,,ih,e tnr,uT,>.
 Thele arc hsl lujuE> alaou-st r-. =" ,hcrr ar, l.i wh;~ Isen. but ., are Fl IL" such coalition ss IS relrr>oi.;ed Business ,rrccvi> In the >Amc regular channels " has hcr,to;"rc done: Ii.,Tc = l.' 'i1Jll. thtrc ls no apprehension, j.4,i, l- u't .nh hihlES lE any r,S,.cct calculated :" Gista,b the cpHlh- hlum "t the Tcr.t",y.
 If the above Is true. ani 1t comes from 6 reliable source. tine Tucson Journal, then We would ,uggcs; that General Wi.b,A return home and bring the troops with him. G'S- per and Fremont can l,. lcf, in the southern portion of the Tcrut"ry a> a talking or blowing guard ag..ira, nj future dopre,l.ti"n~ by the Apache, Er. MNEE.
 Drct- N. N .I.l,,s, 9 i.a !,., recently rt turned from the 'E.uto Basin country. being asked t. giy~ hi, yIrA- of the situation there. at a ucc,u. heli ir rh,uiN on t,e I2,h. rcI-4rtei as follows.
 ''I cnu,d nn; l,.m that any damage hal hccn du,, t., iI,'..rty a~ Nct blythe Indians. but k daily expected as theu signs have been sr-u fg'.ut 'iulr :' i..l'- la, settler, are all thoroughly sstic,i aHt u-n'rail1c". having utrv,-i i.,..t, t1,'r homes to o.H'rtH1 places ID the c.uu'.v. wber, mole >,cul {, I,r.,cctI 2, s".Ic,..t g., ;h-.r i.,-s ant chnl- drcn, ,i, urJnill "t fhc 'slai!,a ha'lne c",nc do,u -'.I .- at rr,.-, Ii- ta'al.-l a. the sand ii1ts t,rI-. ti.. rfrkS "t the ,'ce River. leaving aG ta,.r t.na ,wn-& aeou1uu- A- keys ani l...> ll!.@ .t rhe lseI,y "t tie high hAndpd t!,l,..". b" "'ay ivt. "'-l''H,i [" help .h.i.ps,li.
 The news having reached N Washington that ( :rr and Ifs whole cIcnanJ v,ss nu' Inas- sacrci "a .. CihirI 30, H.=t reported. E'ir- mont jas about -.t,a u.' .ae i..e.. ,l getting an al,psorr1ar.-;. and has ,avit,d rat Rev. ercnd HallrIaiah Cox a'a ii"o..y and Nauh- ey r. ,Izi, the territory and Jry tAe.r hani~ iu eyAnceLzia- th- h',.,--,ir>:y Alaci.,... l. !, said tav. .re th'rs,ia- |, tat i.o-
 i:is..a... -..s:.-. t..,. ,e newer l,..r any ihiu- a',.u, ,l. tl..ls- f !n.:--- killed 'a the at-,cs aa5. .-..0 ..,H.-3 Car a.. L,,DiaIn- -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16

In the Probate Court County of Ysvspsi, Territory
 Arizona, h the Matter o. the Essste
 of
 6IpEoS BROOKE Deceased Pursuant to order of sAid court. made on the 2s day of august, lI notice ereby given tha; Tues day. the 27h day of -ept mber, lo,l 10 o'clock, N said day, al the court of aid court, at the Court house, in the Village Of Prescott the Conn of svsps, Territory Arizona. been arpoin ted as the time aud place fyr proving the wll af said Gideon Broohe. deceased, and for hsanng the appl- cation of John F. sh for Ekr issuano to him of let ters tesAlets ], when and where any person inter- ested nay App~sT nd Cont-st the same. Dated st.Presc1tt, August 26th, 1881.
 A. o. SoYEs,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
s~--Ds-,.zRrxE&os<zN

J..,r, N'..I..4I W. Evagts came in from Harsiaw yesterday morning. h@'inE II his custody one Pony Dale, charged with caAplig;sg .n ~,hlin@ the stage between Florence and G,uj., i..,t fail. Dale will be held hele ly >bcurF Paul un.il d,manded by tue proper officer of Final or Glla coruty.- Star. lnrh.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
ELAINE ID LnTELL,

Loxc BRlScH, Sept. ll.-Aftcr the dis patch last night the President had consider able increase of fever; indeed, the rise of pulse and temperature las become signlf- can, feat.T5 in his case. Through the day, especially this afternoon, hs has grown more comfortable \ cold easterly storm ,.s prevailed si..ce carly morning, without any effect thus far on his condition Secretary Wn,dnn had a short interview with ths President. Hs :ound him reduced in strength. bat clear in mind F. asked the Secretary u,.Jqt the success of refundiag the pCbic debt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16

Delicate and highly nervous persons who are liable to suffer from shocks and are in- clined to affections of the hearing, should live apart from the loud noises of railroads, facro,ios. iron mills. etc. Thy should avoid with great care exF"spre to cold ana damp, and especially should not wear thm shoes iI walking on damp ground or saturated brick payements Children ought never to be struck on the ear with the palm of the hand, even in sport. Sudden deafness results sometimes from boxing the ears, as well as the rapture ui tie tyInpanuIn Often the sudden jar CT shock with the ccncussion ci air on the ear drives in the stapes or inner b.ue. destroying its function and diminish ing Ihe sensibility of the nerves.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16

C. w cPaHe 33s Pin st. R0os 70. sss Fr4He1soo is sols As,ut for ,he AKzONA NiSEE iA tat efiy. Est s.ttaTis,d Co s5,rt soHsgS dae ats ,stsIi'i Hscrf fsk. Srdeys for adrsT;.aag aud 0t,ssd io aEy sf.' b.I.S>Is d>poivias p54 AsI tse TspressEta:iOs 2 tkx P-bifsLsr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16

>hcrii Paul received dispatch yesterday lIasIin- finn Tombstone stating that the H.-hec stage l..i been jumped by thfse rob h.:- i..e e,sulng previous near Hereford. IT.. yNY.7.-- hoN was robbed anal s2.5oo taken Iae pass uge-~ and dlver were uE-
 I4t'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16

TAME 7G Mi PLACE ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO \ one gray rhsre branded T on let hip. The owner l. hereby nOtIn.d 10 es ps! chsrgss and take the mare away. GEOE0E RUBA.
 a24-lm hitenbranf's Ranch. kgua Fha Valley, A. T
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16

NJ DKCYEEN MINtRs.-The Keystone mine management, of Amahur City, has adopted a principle with regard to the em- plovment and retention of lab~rers at that mine. which 1t would be well for every other enterprise To follow. where laborers are employed: No man will be hired there vhs Is m the habit of getting drunk, nor alii ans on ..Ive.dy employed he retained ii he gets drunk during his empioyr'-nt This system will d. more to promote tenn peramce than all the eloquent speech making and writing of our temperance agitators com bin.G T. will keep the men III better con dition r. e. good Sork, sad T-arent their losing much time, besides guarding them ln economy and preventing w-nt and dlsc"rd in their families. II this rule were made universal am"ng all employing institutions there would be fewer drunkards among the industrious classes, and less reason for good, sober and competent workmen to cc:::,, ccc::.,'@in of the want of enjoyment.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
ThE PRESIDENT.

CHIcAGo, Sept. 1.-The lnter-ocean Long Branch special says: There is a swell ng the size of hens egg in the President $ back, directly on the spine in the centre of tie beck. It has been lanced and dis charge of pus followed. It gave the phy- siciens sansiderable annoyance, on account of its size, and tue troublesome position in when 1t came. No mention of the abscess ha. been made by the attendant physicians.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
\ ssessEnenf NatiCe

To W. 4. FTLtFR -SOG hereby notined that ! have eTpefs iof SHe year i-Ts, I~7Y IsSn one lAurtd dcLlAIs eSch yea- i4OOr and improvements ts ii the No "snuln Mining IL i'm, Greenwood Mining District, County of MoJAve, srritory Of Arizona in orier 10 h'id said csim under ;hP proys Section ,32t, vsed stAtutes the uited State- and |; within nety days after this notice hy rublcaon yoa fail or reiuse nirbuts you portion of .nch ex- pcut Ifurr~ ip.ese-i iE sad aim z7 become th- ptoperfy 1f ia- saIA.c1 CT or kls rg.l repr-se'' 'tstlvr. unGsE sad Section .3z4.
 k.P PIERCE. fgsscSIt. A. T., J4ne Isth. Issl u4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
36tn--: -
Pnpular Monthly Drawing of 'ls
ER'fTIlII,liI!|

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 1881. These drawings occur monthly tSundays eXceptedJ uI,deT provisions of an Act of the General Ass. mbiy of kentucky. The United states CircGis Court March slst rsn- dsr-d tae following dscIsi.sus; 1st-1hat he Connonwea1th D:strf- buion G rnpa y is legal. 2d-Its dr., vlngs aIe fair
 NB.-Ths COupany has on hand a i.rgs TO
 ery-e fund. keSd tne !.st O; prlzes for the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
Wanted, Immediately
FIVE OK TEAMS

ITO HAUL HAY FR' LOW. GRANITE GREEN l 10 whiprle Depot and Prescott fos particular. elc . all on Geo. F. WaisO-, City Feed IMI or J: h. Marion. Prescott. V" s rA iInhh'
 Pra-c.,t' S-y.. 7. isti
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
CAUTION.
Strayed or Stolen.
Notice to Tax-Payers.

TIF ASSESSMENT TOLL OF YAv PAI COUNTY ' h been turned over U fo the co l.ctiOu o. ts1 s. hey due. and all P, luest- ed ,O c.rur s.d and settle the same
 JOS. l.. " {, kEE,
 sheriff nd Tx1- C olectOr- P.esc t: sugus; 2Tth, 1881.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
LEGAL.
SHEHIFF'S SALE!
L.vI BAsH-0RD, FI.intin,

IN THE DISTRICT CoURT OF I'VE THIRD JC-
 dical Distinct, Jf he Territory of ArEOns. iU and for the County of YsSspai.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16

2: is ,.l.,- -:...-. t...,t re l-,Fe' .,..r. any ihiu. a'..u, ,i.. al-.ls- .t !n..---- killed 'a the a'-,c& as.- u-.~ t;H.r5 t-. a.. L,,llaIn -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
ESTRAY 1!

ire.cott, ug etb, 1881.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-16
Probate NOtlce

Prescott. AVsu,t 1s,h. 1881.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-01-06

The following is the program for
the entertainment of the Holden Re-
form Club next Tuesday evening. All
! are invited:
Address-Wm. Anderson.
Reading-E. E. Luce.
Recitation-Mrs. Odell,
Reading-C. Potter,
Recitation Willie SWindlehurst,
Reading-L. F. Yeaton,
Sc w. G. Cressey,
g H. J. Taylor.
Autograph albums, photograph al
buns and Il fine assortment OF velvet
frames, at Wadena Drug Store.
Elegant hair is woman's crowning
beauty. When it fades she fades as
well. While it is kept bright, her
personal attractions are still main-
tanned. By preserving the hair fresh
and vigorous youthful appearance
is continued through many years.
Those who grieye over their fading
hair turning gray too early should
know that Ayers Hair Vigor prevents
it, and restores gray or faded hair to
it's natural color. 1t is a clear and
healthful preparation, containing
neither oil, dye nor anything deleter-
ious, and ixparts to the scalp what is
most needed--a sense of pleasant and
delightful freedom from scurf and
dandruff. .--New Bsrne, n. c., Time.
Harmonious and other musical in
struments 1T the Wadena Drug Store.
Ask Jesse to show them to you.
The FARMER has now the largest
and most intelligent corps of contri-
butors of any paper in Northern Min
nesota. Now, that the busy fall work
is done. many of our occasional cor
respondents are falling into line with
the ''regulars," thus becoming re-
preventative and helping to promote
the interest and welfare of their re-
spective towns. Although some are
unconscious of the fact, they are in
directly the means of influencing i'm
migration to this section of the coun-
ty to Il great extent. The following
is Il list of nan de PLANES by which
our correspondents are known to the
readers of the FARMER:
':Fact," of Bluffton. =
''F,'' Parkers Prairie.
''1ncog," Woodside Prairie.
''1nvisible," Wrightstown.
"More Anon," Aldrich.
"Muggins," Compton.
80. k Leaf River.
"Occasional.' Bertha, Todd Co.
"Artichokes. Eastern Wadena..
"Reporter," Oak Valley.
Correspondent" Wing River.
"Chippewa," Shell Prairie.
''DHsh,' Perham. >.~
''Dengo,' Inman.
The FARMER has also three agricul-
tural contributors, making a total of
Il in number.
Books. books, at the Wadena Drug
Store. Poems: story books and dime
novels Call and see.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-01-06
Land Office at Fergus Falls, Minn., Dec 30th,

Land Office at Fergus Falls, Nlinn, Dec. 30th,
1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
proof in support OF his Claim, and that said proof
will DC made before the Register and Receiver, ut
Fergus Falls, Mimi. on February 18th, 1881, viz:
Thomas Antua, homestead No. z9as, for the sH
following witnesses to prove his Continuous resi-
dence upon and Cultivation Of said land, viz:
Andrew Iupera, Alex Hendrickson. Israel Haken
and Gustaf Hyry, all of New York Mills, p. O., Ot-
ter Tail county, Minn.
1875 SOREN LISTOE. Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-01-06

Another secon,-class blizzard to-
day.
The Fergus Falls iGrocote is offered
for sale.
G. A. Whitney went to St. Paul
Monday.
Moorl.ead is to have 500, 600 hotel
in the sprISg, SO says the 4idvocate.
WANTED, good milch cow. For
particulars inquire at this office.
Everett Kelly has so far recovered
from his illness Us to be out Of DOORS
County and School orders bought at
the City Bank, Wadena.
Cooper & Migge are erecting a large
ice house in The rear Of their meat
market.
Remember, the Pioneer Press and
FARMER, one year for $3.50.
Mrs. II. Il. Morrison, Of Motley, was
in Wadena last week, visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. Maltby will preach in the Leaf
River school house next Sunday, morn
ing and evening.
Minneapolis Weekly Tribune and
FARMER, one year for $3.50. Don't
forget it.
Next week, with the help of a kind
Providence, the FARMER will appear
on time. Mark our word for it.
CARPETs.-If you are in need Of a
carpet, call at the postotfice and ex-
anime those fine samples of Mr..
Peake's. He can suit you.
The first person sending us a copy
of Volume 3, No. |, Of the FARMER,
will be entitled to three months sub
scription.
The Ladies' Mite Society will meet
Will, Mrs. l.. +. Yeaton, on Wednes-
day, Jan. 10Th, 1T ? p. m. All are
cordially invited.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low
rate of interest. Enquire at Bank OF
WadeDa.
The dance last Friday evening, drew
out quite crowd from the country,
and they had a nice time. too. Thirty
numbers were sold.
WANTED.-Five or six good. relia-
BILE nen to canvass for and sell the
Singer Sewing Machine. c. POTTER,
Waden;l, MINI.
We are informed that Mr.. Shaulis
has disposed of his lots where the
hotel formerly stood. He started for
Fargo Tuesday evening.
While in Verndale last Monday, we
called upon their school, and we take
great pleasure in stating that it is i'll
very furnishing condition indeed.
Since Saturday we have received
only three or four newspapers with
the date line reading something like
this: Tuesday, January 18th, 1880.
Losr-A pair of woolen mitten be-
longing to ye editor; the person find
ing the same may return them to this
office by proving property and paying
for this notice.
We are indebted 70 Mr.. J. \. Sabin,
of St. Paul. general agent for the
Washington Life Insurance company,
for one of their beautifully illustrated
alman;,cs for 1881.
There is Il perceptible rise in the
value Of real esta}e in Wadena. on the
probable construction Of the Mime
sofa Northern railroad from this place
to Dakota, next summer.
Anyone wishing to purchase lum-
ber very cheap will do well to call OH
Daumb:.ch & Meyer, as they have
large stock of all descriptions on hand
and it will he sold ut the lowest poss-
ible price.
We have just received a copy of the
SheaG, neat little six column folio
just started at Warren. Marshal Co.,
Minnesota, by A. Dewy, of the Fish,
ers Landing Bullytin. Success to it.
6yWANTED !~ga
BY E. Z. Luce & Co., st CITY BANK,
Wadena County Orders. also School
Orders for teachers wages, for which
the highest cash price will be paid.
4
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-01-06

Land Office at Fcrgns Falls, Mnn Dec Both,
1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following manned
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support Of his Claim, and that said proof
will be made tcfore the Register and Receiver, at
Fergus Falls. Minn., on February 18th, 1884, viz:
AndreaS BObera, homestead No 2949, for the nH
SEA Of section 81. town l35. range 81. He names
the following witnesses to prove his Continuous
resi- ience upon and Cultivation of said land viz:
Thomas Antua, Alex lIenArickson, Israel Hakeli,
and Gustaf Hyry: al Of New York Mills 20, Otter
Tail Co., Mnn. (33) SOREN 1lSTOE, Register
Notice.
All persons are warne! against cutting timber
on the following described lands, in township 1872,
range 80: "s trcspasser will Ec delt With accord
ing to law.
Sec. ne1 and ne* Of nws4.
VIZ nea So nwA and cH sw4.
9nw4 SEX VIZ Of mex and E& OF sw4.
II WI Of nwa nwl; Of swE and sex ofswh.
Is nw4 and VIZ of neg.
10 s. i sW and ci9 Of nWA.
W.: Of nw4 and nWA 0! sw4.
81 lie 4 of ne4 and e.! Of sea.
2s neg and seq.
- ne! sw!t e.: ofnw4 and s"* Of nwH.
II >wk and ek of NV.
81 e!& Of nw4 * Of sw,l and swt: Of nwA
"33 e& ofneA.
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GIN TAYLOR,
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-01-06

We will send ~ any address. for sSs2,-
50 in advance, The Minneapolis Farm,
ers Union ard Weekly Tridu@s, and
the FAR*:tER, one year postage paid.
Also the Weakly Pio7':er7 Press. end
FARMER one year for the above price.
Send in your names. +.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-01-06
Long Prairie and Wadcna Stage Line

Leave Merchants Hotel, WMlena. at
$3.50 =. III. Wednesdays and saturdays.
Arrive u Wadena Tuesdays AID
Fridays. G. o. NlCkE I,
20 j.. 4.>. Proprietor.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-01-06

The Wadn,a Cornet Band is no
more-gone into bankruptcy-dis-
banded. Their recent severe loss and
vain attempt to raise money to pay its
debts have forced the boys to quit.
The instruments will he turned over
to J. K. Miller. who assumes the ill.,
bilitics. - -