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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-19
News OF the Franklin Expe dltIon.

LONDON, October is.--Captain Adams, q
the Dundee whaler, Arctic, has returned from
Davis straits, and says he visited the scene
Of the loss of the Erebus, and Terror Of the
Franklin expedition. He found the house
and store ofprovisions near Fra nklin mon.
ument, and In wretchei condition. In
Fury aud Hecla straits an Esquimaux gave
him particulars which appear TO clear up
the fate of the last survivors OF the Franklin
expedition After the loss of the
ships, seventeen men started overland,
hoping TO reach Hudson Bay, and only
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New York stock Market.

New YoRE, October ls,-Thc stock mar.
ket opened firm and generally a fraction
higher but speculation took downward
run and a decline, ranging from ii to 3-s per
cent, took place, but recovered, in which
the New York Central was the most promi.
nent, selling off from 1888 3-s to 1877, Michi.
gan Central fell of from 80 l-2 to sS IL,
Denver Il Rio Grande from 81 is TO So rs
and Colorado Coal from 81 to 30. Subse.
quentlya partial recovery took place, but
the Improvement was quickly lost, and the
market again took downward turn.
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Austin.
HpNial % the Herald.

special 10 the Herald.
AUSTIN, October. lS.-The vote as was re.
ported in the HERELp yesterday was on.
eially announced this evening, and Austin
and galveston were declared elected for the
main and medical departments
OF the university, respectively. The vote on
constitutional amendment stood as follows:
For amendment 80 article five, 10, l4g,
against, S,67, For amendment TO section
twenty-iour, articles l?,t t9S against. IS o.
The Governor has determined 10 raise q e
quarantine on the 2th instant az all Texas
ports except Galveston and Indianola.
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Military Sent 10 Irelana-

LONDON, October ls.--The twenty.sooon,
regiment embarked for Ireland TO-DAY:
The women and non-eiIectives remain IN
England, as If the regiment was ordor.d
INTO active service A proclamation viii hs
issued IN The morning TO all loyal citizens 1 to
remain at home after dark. Further or'
the land league. ''"s '"
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strongly Garrlsoned.

LIMERICK, October is,-The 10th regiment
mas arrived here to strengthen the garrison
me authorities keep the telegraph Office
all night for the transmission of militarv
and police kilograms, ''"'S
Al liquor shops hare been ordered TO close
uoors lrom Q o'clock this evening until Med.
nesday morning, in consequence of he an
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-19
Cotton Brokers ami sn,,,

LONDON, October ls,--Yesterlay's con.
ference between the Liverpool cotton
brokers and Manchester spinners assscia.
uon IN regard to futures arrived at no de-
cision. The suggestions included ,,,
adoption OF system Of monthly se,tl".
ments, the publication of all sales of n.
lures and the making Of all contracts with
ding clause. "''u'
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Laal,asas.

special 10 the Herald.
LAMrAsAs, October ls.--Quite u norther
blew up about one O'Clock this evening, and
il has been getting colder ever since.
Our farmers are all busy planting small
& Sin. The pecan crop will be much larger
IN tins county than was anticipated
Since II has become settled fact about
TIE Gun, Colorado Il Santa Fe railroad
coming to Lnmpasas, there has been Il
great deal of property changed hands,
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LoNnoN, October lS,--lt is understood
that Sexton has declined the offer of the
government to rel' ase him fir m imprison.
lneiit ON account OF h's health, provided he
probable that the members of narlinment
N kilmanham Jail will be detained beym 4
three months.
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Isurnet.

Special TO the Herald
BuRSEr, Tx, October ls.-Quite n
norther sprung up this evening, which
lowered the mercury few degrees.
A family of Swedish emigrants arrived in
town yesterday and will settle In the vi
cinity.
number Of our citizens are in Austin.
attending the fair.
Deputy Sheriff Conner returned Sunday
night, unsuccessful, from his search for the
missing sheriff,
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NEW York, October ls,--Thc Tammanv
and Irving hall conference committee met
this afternoon and decided TO divide tho 70.
mainder of the ticket between them eocn
taking one iudgcship and two aldermen at
large. "'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-19
A Mississippi Homicide.

MEMPHIS, October ls.-A vicksburg spe.
cial says; j. A. Robertson, formerly sheriff
of Sharkie county, in difficulty last night
shot and killed Hugh Carson, master Of The
steamer Tributary
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Galyeston..
Special to the Herald

oTVVIHI 10 THV IIVTUIU,
GALVESTON, October ls.-A man named
John Wilkinson was run over at Rosen.
burg Junction this evening and ihs
arm was severed from his body. He was
brought down to the city by late train to.
night and conveyed to the hospital for treat
ment.
John Stewart was arraigncd before the
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ships Crew est.

LoNpoN, October ls.-The crew of the
British bark ,snowden, before reported as
having ioundered off North Sunderland.
were lost There is no chance for salvage
of the vessel
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recorders court this morning upon the
charge OF swindling the city railroad, ny
whom he was employed, aud bound over "a
tAe criminal court in the sum of $500
rune ram fell here tonight. and the at.
mosphere is much cooler and thers is eyerv.
thing to indicate the approach of a northern.
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The Extent of the Gale.

LoNpoN, October 1.-THE gale of last Fri.
day extended to Paris, Hayro, Dieppe snd
Calais AID to Germany.
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Rapidly Rising.

ST. PAUL. October 1.-THE river con.
tnues To rise rapidly At Lacross ford II
bids fair to equal that of last year.
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bnMsa tn,ve oi them mem survived the journey to the
mouse OF the narrator. One. who II srnS
posed 70 have been Lieutenant Crozier ana
hrSt; the death Of the others followed WV"
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made prosper ops. 1t mas. be first and above
all, by the co,oefted action fits owners. for
1t should not be expected that one or two
Will sacriic their Interests for the benefit
of the rest, neither will one or more be apt 10
Start such a move without some assurance OF
cooper alton iom the rest but as it is to the
interest of eA par,ies to remove all obstacles
to development | would suggest that through
the colu mrs Of your valuable paper YOU
migsS eject some such cooperation by call
irg conference of owners or their proper
lV authorized representatives to sake into
consideration the aGvisablity of pooling a
certain percentage Of their property TO be
offered at such low rates as to enable ard
induce merchants and Others to erect sub
stantial Improvements. 1t need hardly DE
stated that the remaining interests will be
benefited to far greater extent than the
cost of the property so pooled. | believe
this is the key to the difficulty and the
simplest solution to an otherwise insuI-
mountable barrier.
Without some such action Superior will
remain myth in history and be distinguish
ed only by her name ard the policy OF her
non-resden,s, lesson to future gene. ATOMS
OF City that ''nsiJhi hGge 0eess". but Tor the
short liShted conservatism Of her owners. X
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A BARGAIN IN LAND.-A section
OF land, being a square mile con-
tanning GAO acres, situated only II
miles from Superior and near rail.
road lines, can be had for 900
cash. The land is thickIy timbered
with maple, birch, spruce poplar
cedar and other woods. Clay
sub-soil, sandy loan top-soil ex-
ceIlent for agriculture, especially
the grasses. Surface gently rolling.
Well watered- Title perfect. Tie
timber alone will soon be worth
more than is now asked forthe land.
Apply TO JAMES BARDON,
Real Estate Agent,
Superior, Wis.
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PosTPoNEMENT.-The proposed
meeting of the owners of Superior
which we stated last week would
be held in New York on the 18th
inst, has for good reasons, been
postponed for a short time. AS
soon as a new date can be fixed
upon our readers viii be apprised.
The necessity for the meeting is
quite urgent, and it is hoped 1t can
be held before the close Of this
month. AS regards the sale of pro-
perty, Mr.. w aibridge, one of our
owners, has relieved the demand
by selling Is or 20 Of his best lots,
all to parties who will Immediately
improve them and now if other
owners viii follow suit and adopt
the ike sensible policy of selling
portion Of their lots, there will be
less cause for complaint all around,
and the town will be allowed to
grow. The hold-on, no-seli policy
The owners are beginning to realize
will make of Superior simply .fGg
station, and we are glad to see that
at least some of them are wide
awake and enterprising enough to
take advantage Of their present
chance rather than run the risk of
losing their opportunity forever.
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Notice..
STATE OF WISCOSIN, ! In County
COUNTY OF DoUGLAs,i Court.
t he matter of tie Estate Of George C,slvd.,


In he matter of the EState Of George Cillvcr,
Dcceoaed
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
and in pursuance of an order of licence
made in said matter by the Go unity Court of
Douglas County on the 18th day Of August
A.D., 1881, the undersigned administrator
will on the 18th day Of September 1881 at
ten o'clock am. at the front door of the
Court H0use in the town Of Superior in said
Douglas County offer for sale at public
auction, the following described laud,
situated in the County Of Douglas to wit
Undiv dod = Of sIa of sw54 and undvidsd'2 of ~
Of n.H. OF swH of Section /. in
Town hp As, OF Range Il the IN Iv.d 81 x Of n (
o nw14 of nw14 and of s~l Of nwL of uwlL and oi
shlp 81 OF Range Is.
Undivided = of all and singular the FLOWING
described lots and blocks in Superior according to
the record plat therelf namely Lot 1879 on VEST 1st
street Lot 81 East 2ud street Lots 507, 53l on
Es5S 2ud street, Lots 81, 9I On West Filth street
Lot2 on West 9TH street. Lot fCi West Sth
street, Lots 2>3, Isl on West 9Ih street Lot 223 on
West 10th street, Lot 2ll on River Street Lots IL 81
on West Huron Street, Lots 6, ID IS ON East
Michigan street Eots 49, 46 On East st Clair street
W = of Block g. East lst street WI of Block AZ
on EAST 4th street VIA OF Block 49, on East 7th st.
e12 OF Block cS Oh street, e15 of Block Is on
East 12th street VIZ OF Block 80 on East 18th st. eet
W - of Block 4 East 18th street VIZ of Block 81
on Hatcr street, undivided = OF n,1 OF ioc k % Oh
West 1lth street, swl4 of Block 81 on West 18th
street.
Lots 1927, 1929, IO3l on Baltic street, Lot, 1ll9
lll7, on Caspian street, Los lt02 1896 on Seneca
street. Lo 1913 on Pepin street in Barnes adIt:oG
to Superior all the foregoing property being situated
in Douglas County, SIate of Wisconsin
Dated August 80, 1851.
JOHN F. HOYT,
Administrator dc 6o,is a,op
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RAILROAD NEWS.
The following advertisement is
just out. 1t explains Itself:
70 RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals invited for the Clearing Grad
ing, Tieng, Iracklay Ing, Br dying and Masonry of
sixty-fve Miles Of the Chicago, Port
age & SuneriOr Railroad.


From Supe-r City, WIS, to Gro sing Of the North
VS. sin R1ilrosd ct or near Chandler or for any
portion oi his work, 10 te completed on before
Jan. I. 1872 Frofles, plans, etc, at Office OF the
Railroad Company 1t uperior City Proposals will
be opened aud contracts aWsded the 9TH l0th, ans
i5sh II September. and must be addressed to the
A. gio American Railway Construction Co, Superior
CUy, Wis.
Gnc thousand Choppers, shovelers, aad Teams
wanted BY Ike day. Two jiltrs day will be paid
tor good men. IL. G. ANGLE, President.
Mr.. Angle is now here buslIy en-
gagged i'll arranging for the work.
Mr. A. A. jackson of the above
road is also here attending to the
legal matters and seeing the work
commenced. The first contracts
will be awarded next Monday, and
after that VIC expect TO see lively
times along the northern division OF
the 'Air Line"
The Northern Pacific Company
continues to push the extension OF
their road to Superior. The rainy
weather Is great draw back and
greatly delays operation. The piIing
and timber is being delivered for
the bay front line. The company
has the water staked out for a large
dock about 1000 feet south of
Quebec Pier, and the two dredges
are at work opening channel to
the front of this dock.
The Omaha road is also being
pushed with vigor. A large force
of men is st work clearing and a
crew of timber men arrived this
week to build the Bear Greek and
Aminicon bridges.
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t4It-
AS OTHERS SEE Us.
READING FOR oRoURPRoPERrY OWNERS

READING FOR OUR PROPERTY OWNERS.
The following letter is from a
gentleman who came here with the
bona fde intention Of buying and
improving property. Those who
control the town, through their
ownership of its lots and blocks,
will do well to carefully read and
digest this epistle
STERLING, Ill, Aug. 25, 1881.
MR. EDITOR: 1t has recently been my
good fortune to visit your see ion Of the
country, aud to extend my tour of observa-
tion along the line of that great national
highway, the Northern Pacific r. R., to its
present terminus at Glendive, Montana.
Whilst en- route collated some interesting
facts concerning The growth of the country
which 1t may be advantageous for the dwell
lers at Superior to note as sffecting their
future welfare. It does not require much
study or careful inspection of maps to con-
vince one that Superior occupies stIategi-
cal position with reference to the tlaffic of
the northwest similar, but in a lesser degree,
to that of Chicago But this alone is not
sufficient to make of it great metropolis
Many other conditions are necessary, which
may be briefly enumerated as follows:
FTrst-Facili.ics of transportation by land
and water;
Sseo@d-Freight and merchandise to be
transported;
Tdrd-Topographical features favorable
TO the growth and maintenance of a large
community;
Fo'rM-A ca,efully prepared and we'll
arranged plan for he proposed city; and
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Sheriff Sale.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, r o.
County of Douglas. = % III oircui' oourt'
Hiram Hayes, as suroigiag partner Of tie frns
Of Bright & Hayes.
AGAINST
Amjrose b. Burbank.
BY virtue of an execution issued out of
ard under the Seal of said Court in this ac-
tion, to me directed and delivered and
against the personal and real property of
said defendant, Ambrose B. Burbank, for
the want of personal property of said de-
teudant, | have levied upon the real estate
hereinafter described, and all the right, title
and interest which the defendant had in
and to said real estate at the date of the
attachment in this action upon said pro.
perty, to wit, the 18th day of August AID.
1880, and at the date of the docketing Of
the judgment herein to wit on the 22nd
day OF July 1881, or may since have acauir.
ed, in and to the following described parcels
OF land situated and being in the County
aforesaid, and known as the west half Of
southwest quarter of Section 27, in town
ship 40, north, of range II, west, and lots
36S, 80, on west Second Street in Superior,
in said Couaty. and lot 36S on west Third
Street in said Superior All of which | shall
sell at public aution, to the highest bidder,
at the front door of the Court House. in said
County on MONDAY THE TWELFTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, A.D., 1881, AT 10
O'CLOCK AN to satisfy said execution,
costs and disbursements.
Dated July %, 1881.
JAMES NEWTON,
Sheriff of Douglas Co., Wis.
GEO, w. PERRY, ,PIf7s. Atty.
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STATE OF WISCC

STATE OF WISCONSIN, In County
DOUGLAS County. Cout.
IN Tie me ,,,er of tie Lsstie Of I5aac I. Moore
Deoct ed.
an application by petition of Emily Moore. of
~ Duluth, minnesota, representing among other
tbings that Is &c Moore, inhaJi.:t It OF tlia
County on the S1d day of June A D. 1879 at Chi,
in The ate Of Illinois, died intestate eavug e3,,e
20 be administered Tnat the petitioner Is widow
OF said deceased, and praying at atmnstIa N of
said estate be granted to her
1t s ordered that said application be heard at a
regular, teIm of said County Corr 10 be held in and
for said County at the Court House in Superior on
the first Tuesday of October AID 1851. 1t IS rrther
orderei that notice thereof be given by personal
service ON all persons interested least ten days
before the day 80 designated, by publication of
sue n0-Ice at least .hree weeks succes3iveIv PFC
viouS TO the time appointed In the Superior ZINES
weekly newspaper pi .nted at Superior in said
County.
Dated August 50, 1881.
BY order of the Court
GEO. W. PERRY,
County Judge.
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD, thank the
Lord, continues toimprove although
very slowly, and there is great con-
fidence that Lis life will yet be
spared.
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FEjd-But by no means least in import
ance, liberal policy towards actual settlers,
fot il is 10 them that the place must look for
its character and 5rowvh and lis founders
Tor ,leir retu:rs.
How many Of these conditions does Superior
irlGl? At present, we may safely answer
noee, excepting t,'e Sd the immediate
topoa raply is favorable, but that is all
There was prospect, over d decade ago of
inu oducing the lst condition by making
il a poiat o. trans shipment and storage as the
Eastern terminus OF an importsnt II unk R R.
but D, dog-n-the mapser policy its pro-
Jectors drove the company to a less favor
able but more liberal point and lost Tor
themselves a supremacy that it is doubtful if
they cal ever regain. Certainly if al all, it
will only be bv a most liberal policy; for
during The interval Of repose other t:ade
channels have been rapidly tied and are
tapping the currents OF traffic at various
points along the line and drawing off the
sas.enance to ST. Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago
aud other cities a. the expense of the upper
lake legion. Moreover, instead of Superior
beng terminus it may in year from this
da,e be m.de merely 1caj station, as thlr.
VIII be possibly three all rail outlets for
whatever treiShts may reach that point over
tae proposed new branch of the N.PR.R
1t will not lie necessary nor expedient to
unload freight at Superior after the opening
O these projected roadS-and they will prob
ably be completed before the harbor can
be Sufficiently dredged to admit large draught
vessels. There is at present no approx ed
and Wei digested plan for harbor improve
ments and no steps have been taken to es-
laJlish grades for streets and sewers so as
10 render Che sic permanently habitable
aAl healthy.
1t seems that the nonresident owners
have conceived the idea that Superior mast
be terminal point, aud have determined to
wait unt il the bulk of The products of the
northwest become so great that the railload
companies viii be forced to construct line
to lat point. But the companies have
found and viii find it quite as convenient
md r,o.o 20 .,,o;. itouoat .. 90 ouo,,,d .,
l.'oagh and have at lee. tn convinced the
l9nded propr etols that if they desired R.R's.
tI,o,, must i,,o z,.;ly o,uo a,,a - ,ho sbo
ofI,nd T,;,h,.1,.,t, too,, o,ro~o.,a
.,a 10 No...ro,o p;4pp :. oo;u
ono tfir5 ;n,o.o,t - klo s;+o ~ :, ,h,,,a
-, -, ,u,,l +l,..1
&c..
ont into the h,r a. 20 das,ro,, ,,, barhor ;f
,.,ev are eyer oc .unied or erso irnot thov
n,,.t, o ,bro,,,n ,,,,,-
e..
=,
At arc,ion aud enahIe snccn,,tors f. bnv
and :, n, n,onartv mat a. at ,rosant +bus
leevirg the owners no battor off tho, bnforo
whist Tho c,,,,,nv urI baro o,,to;nod
=, ht.ocwav H,.oyob and made enongb monov
o,,t Of tho cunidi.v of pop.,osidonts 70 nov
con oons.n.o.in, Ca. IL. oc,1 49,.
ION s,,or,d o,so 30 o.rod - t,o no.;t;on oel
~ -'''''
SIC Inc io'S gre z'Alzo IL ana IL Seio"m
+, nDpns that two consecutive lois are owned
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Supe'ior 7D1,Sl be Great
G,eci Superior, il must be
But il it be Sperior
1t viii not be through me.

Aud so the disinterested generation of
heTs and assig0s having Inherited 'yalu
able posses ion," flowing with milk apd
honey (?) rival each other in liberalitv by
generously WITHHOLDING their hands so as to
enable their neighbors to start the ball
rolling, preferring to pay the taxes and
'hold on" for another decade or two until
what ? the taxes have swallowed up the
principal and the trade currents have swept
past on the other side and established al
eddy at Bayfield, or Ashland, where they
will swallow everything, and leave the
adhesive Superior shiyeriDg in. the cold
with not trees enough to cover her limbs
but still ''holding on" to her nakedness!
The projectors of this town have looked
through rose colored glasses so long that
they may not realize the truth nor appreci-
ate the real difficulty in the way of Su-
periors development. All the external con-
ditions tor the existence of large town may
be fulfilled even at this late date although
never TO so great all extent as If started
years ago, but they are all dependent upon
the fifth Of the previously mention cordi-
tions. Uaiese the ol9aeys Of prepe9,y aoiR cdmit
others on reasonable terms who ere able Qa.s
eciHo,q 10 make Improvements, or .0W s5s4ke
thea, The nse'ges, the site might as well be
submerged ii the lake or eorrailed By an
iasurmountable wall This is the vital part
of the qustion as to how Superior may be
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st. Paul & Duluth
Railroad.
FAVORITE ROUTE BETWEEN THE
NORTHWEST AND EAST.

Direct route from Duluth, to St. Paul
ports on Lake Superior and all eastern points,
saltwater ana points on the St. Croix river,
CONNECTIONS:
Al 81. PAUL-With trains for the East.
South and Southwest.
AT WHITE BEAR-With trains for
Saltwater and the NJ. & st. L. Ry. for Min.
neapolis.
AT WYOMING-Stage to Taylors Falls.
All NORTH BRANCH-Stage to Sunrise
City
AT HARRlS-Stage to Cambridge and
Isanti County.
AT RUSH CITY-Stage 10 Grantsburg
and the cranberry country of burnett county,
Wis
AT PINE CITY-stage to Brunswick,
Kanabec county.
On and after Oct. 31st, 1880, and until
fnrther notice, passenger trains will be run
as follows.
LIE, Duluth $50 n m .
Ar. st. Paul 600 n. m.
Le. ot' aul 800 a. m.
ArlDuluth- 4:4O n. m.
a. EDDY. GEO. II. SMITH.
y; /, Agt Gen Supt
HHM TN In the best location iu the
KIN sEa E.S West. Lands sold on long
Employment during the winter at good wages
guaranteed. For particulars send name and address
on postal card to
PHILIP s. HARRIS,
ct. Paul MINI esota.
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PAYS taxes for nou-residents in all the
Northern Counties, examines Titles, and an
wsers all inquiries relating to real estate.
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100000 Acres

OF Minnesota and Dakota Lands for sale by
the Land Department Reduced rates OF
fare and freight to actual settlers.
Full information given upon application
to JAMES b. Power, Gen'l Agent, at 40
Jackson street, St. Paul. or Bralnerd, Nina.
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least twenty years premature. Then she
had too many godfatbers, and they too little
knowledge of such matters to be Of any ser