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PUBLIC SALE.

'TNHE undersigned, Executors o
i the Last viii snd Testament 81 John Rnept
late OF West Beaver township, snvder county,
tPa, deceased, will expose to Public Sale, at th'
late r-sii.uce Of said deceased, about mile,
North Of Mcclure, on
Friday, Sept. 23rd, 1881,
The folio~in described Real Estate situate
tn the township aud county Aforesaid, contain
ing
LOG Acres
more or less, bounded North by lands of Solo
mon krebp. East by lands ~ \. X. S'umph
South hy land. of John Erb, and West by land
'of the Heirs Of John Ulsh. deceased, ShereoI
ARE erected large two-story
Frame House. Bank Barn
and other necessary out'ulldirg,-sx,ellent Va
ter near The house ORCHARD ~ choice frui
trees. Ahont ~ ACRES OF the ahose trsct u
good TIMBER LAND, the balance clear mn
der good fence sni In high state of cultivation
TRACT No. 2-sitnito In the township ant
county Aforesaid, con,aiuins
Fifty-seven Acres
more or less. TRACT No 3-Situsts as afors
,,std, beIng the one.hslf interest OF q certAiI
'LIME-kILN AND QUARRY.
Sale to commence ct 10 oclocs A. n. of sait
day when fus attendance will Oe given Ant
terms VI sale made known nv
n. u. STUMPFF,
JEREMIAH KNEPP,
Executors.
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The Candidate Tor State Urea


Gen. Silss II. Baily ~as born in |
|Uniontown, Fsyette county, in this
State, 10 1885, and was educated at
Madison College. in bis native town.
he learned the trade Of q jeweller.
aud on attaining his majority went
into business for himself, which be-
has 81 nee followed. With the excep. !
i Ition of the time be was in the army :.
! On the breakout OF the rebellion be
was elected Captain. The company
was attached to the Stb Pennsyl-
vanis Reserves, being known as
Company l.. ne was soon after pro-
NOTED to the rank Of Major. At the
battle OF Gaines Mills, on June 27,
1862, be was W ,uuded, and did not
return to duty until the night before
the battle OF South Mountain. ne
6then assumed CO mmapd of the regi-
fment, which he retained. beiug com.
smissioned few months later az
ZColouel. At the battle OF Antietam
luis horse was shot under him though
he escaped without injury but iu
Etbe battle Of fredericksburg, on
December l3, 1861, he was badly
hurt by bis horse falling. At this
fbattle, the brigade under General
( franklin WAS almost cut to pieces
Z Tue division was then sent to Alex
faDdria. Va, and did provost duty
kuutil General Grant took command
sof the Army ofthe Potomac, when
flt joined him aud follow ed him in al
ftbe subsequent battles, until that oI
kSpottsy lvapis, when. the lime oI
SeLlls,ment Of the Sth Regiment
sbayipg expired, Colonel Baily was
4mustered ont of service. with Iii,
fmen. This was 10 June 1864. Hs
Gtook the reg imeut home. aud subs
sseqnen'ly Pr.sideu, johnson com
rwissioncd him Bievet BiigaJiei
General for gallant conduct iu th,
Ebatlles Of the Wilderness. He res
bturned TO his business in Union
Etown, where he was afterwards
Snumiuated for tue Legislature. The
tcouuty being Democratic, b,
Ywas defeated. Again he WAS nomi-
natet in Greene county. where be
Smet with the same fate. Three
kyears ago he was q candidate iol
fCongress against Morgan Wise in
sthe Twenty first district. but wa,
defeated by about $500 votes. Thi'
lis all the part he has ever taken il
Sactive politics aud on all these oc-
Scasi ons he vas put up merely as {
sfgure-hea d Tor the Republican part,
aiu hopelessly Democratic constituent
pcies. In Juue 1889, he was a dele.
sgate to the Republican Nationa
SConvoution at Chicago aud was il
that body member Of the "Old
Z Guard" of 30G who stood by Gran,
land the Third Term from frst tt
last. General Baily is tall, com
pactly built man, with a tull board
sand u pleasant way OF talking. He
lis a good conver,atio ualist, but
I'nakes no pretensions t. ability as a
( public speaker.
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ARTHUR TAKES THE OAru
OF OFFICE.

NEw YoRK. Sep. 2o.-Vice Presiden
Arthur tonight took the oath OF offic
u Presidon, Of the United States.
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'EXECUTORS NOTICE--Letter,
lItsstamentsry on the estate Of Dan
lei Jarrett deed, lste OF Penns township
Snyder county, Pa, were granted TO the un
dersignsd. All persons Knowing themsolve
Indebted To said estate will please make imme
.diate pay ment, while those having claims will
present them for settlement to
JOEL ROW,
Aug 10, 1881. Esxecutor.
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Senator Burnside died 81

-. Senator burnside died sud-
denly at his residence in Bristol, X,
L., on Tuesday last. Tue General
played very couspicsous part 10
our late war, aud rose 10 high dis
|tipction.
80. There is no doubt that Utah
|ip her mineral wealth 10 the richest
Territory 10 the Union. She hss %
much coal ~ Pepusylvauis and s'
.mueh gold and silver - Colorado
,. vhich is ell the more rssson tha'
Normoaism shoald b suppress:
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Proceedings CT the Judicial Confer
e.'ce.

TFuCeeulnyS Ci tHe JuuiCIdi IOHIer'
e.ice.
The Republican Judicial Confer
ence met at Middleburg, Snyder Co.,
Sept. Is. lss il, O. the house Of J.
lLimbert,
Con'eress from Mi1lio Goa. NJ.
Ingram, Wm. s. Settle, Frank n
Wcntz.
Confereo from Snyder Co.-Philir
B. Meyer.
Confere ,s from Union Co.-Calviu
VI. Hayes, Alfred Hayes. Esq.
On motion, A. NJ. Iogrsm wa
chosen chairman OF the Conference.
aud Alfred Hayes, Sec'y.
On motion. Resolved, That tb,
delegates present from each count,
cast three votes for each county.
On motion. proceeded to nomina-
!,ion Calvin A. Hayes nom'uated J
VI. Linn. Esq. of L,Slsb birI, ~
\ nndiIate for Pre.idont Judge Of III,
10Th judicial District. On motion
nominations clossl
1st ballot -uuion c,rltv. b.
Calvin ". Hayes. cast three votes
for J, NJ Liun, Esq. Suyder Co.,
aby Philip Is. Moyer, cast three vote'
for J. NJ Linn, Esq. .Wifilin %. do
6clined voting on this ballot.
J NJ. Linn, Esq, Of Union conn
Sty, having received six votes out Of
the nine, was declared the nomi
nee.
On motion Of Frank H Vent
seconded by Ww. $. Settle, the
nomination Of j NJ. Linn, Esq, wa,
made unanim ous.
On motion. Calvin " Hayes and
Wm. S. Settle were apo utei u
committee to notify J. VI. Liam
Esq, Of ofnomination.
j. NJ. Liun. E.q,, was intro ducet
Ito the Convention, aui made brief
speech, accepting th, nomination
made.
Oa motion, a a'journed sine lie.
A. NJ MORAN, Chairman.
Attest ALFRED HAYES, Sec'y.
The above proceedings prove th'
harmony existing iu the Judicia
District, and the unanimity will
which our esteemed and learned
to ewnsmau was rendered the nomin-
alton. As consistent Republican,
and friends of vol qualified eau
didate, it should be our pleasure a
we'll Us duty to give him our united
support. True. this is an ofiic'
which perhaps should not have beer
drawn into the arena Of politics buI
such is the case, and the Republi
cans. haviug large majority, pre-
sent a stronger claim to it than d.
tue Democrats. Let US give Nj
Linu the full benefit OF our custom,
sry MISUNDERSTANDING Chroni
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SILVER CREEK, n. Y, Febr. 6 lsSl

SILVER CREEK. n Y, fehr. 6 1880
Gents Il have been very low, ant
have tried everything, to no advan
'tage. heard your Hop Bitters rec
Commended 10y so many, / concluded
TO give them trial. Idid, and nov
am around. and constantly improving
and am nearly as strong rs ever.
w. n. WELLER
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IKE CETORS NOTICE. Letters
IL testamentary on the estate OF MI
'CHAEL ERDLY, deceased. late o
Niddiecrssk Twp, Snyder county, Psnna:
!having been granted to the undsrsigned, NJ
persons knowing themselves Indebted 10 sail
estate are requested to make Immediate pay
msnt, Shils those having clsius Will presen
them duly authenticated Tor ssttisment 70
4 WARREN ERDLY,
LEVI ERDLY,
4 AugIs, 1881, Executors.
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n is simply marvellous how quickly
biliousness. sick head
ache. fever and ague. and malaria, are
cured 10y Sellers Liver Pills"
Sept.
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the study Of law after bis admission
and before be entered the practice.
He comes thoroughly equipped fol
q place on the bench, in his scholar
'ly attainmeuts, in his devotion tt
/ his profession and most Of all in th,
long years Of Practical experience
.in his profession.
Morris tribune., 1881-02-17
ODDS AND ENDS.

The pilgrim fathers declared kissing on
Sunday TO he wicked. They were bound
a man should kiss his wife ut least once a
week.
Rubber heretofore exclusively r,sed in
the manufacture of beefsteak, is now used
for veneering furniture.
1t is curious that sick man is consid
cred out Of danger as soon as the doctor
discontinues his vista.
Mark Twain says, there is something
very fascinating about science-.it gives
you such wholesale returns of conjecture
for such trihing investments Of facts.
A Nevada bishop stated recently that
there is no Sunday in that State; wllereup
on the Burlington Hawkeye remarks, that
that accounts for the fact th.t there are no
beer gardens in that commonwealth.
How do you pronounce stin g-y?"
asks the professor of o young man who is
Morris tribune., 1881-02-17

Work will be commenced ON the Min
nesota Northern railway rs soon us spring
opens. Fergus. we congratulate thee on
thy sound sense, enterprise and good
fortune.
Glyndon News: The Northern Pacific
order for new rolling stock this season al.
ready reaches 80 engines, 600 box cars,
400 stock cars. 500 fiat cars, and new
sleeping cars.
A broken wheel came nigh causing an.
other serious accident ut Elk River the
other day. 1t might be well for the com
pany to look after the track in that vicin.
ity, and also watch out q little closer for
fiat wheels.
A shocking accident occurred at New
Port, Minnesota, last Sunday, resulting in
the death Of Corlin X. Manning. and seri.
GUS injury of w r Scofeld. of that place.
The accident was caused by spirited
horse, frightened by passing train. rush.
ing in front of the engine.
An examination which has been had of
the man Oschner and girl Slacke.house
who escaped from the burning house at
Audubon. while Il wife and two children
of the former persisted in the flames. leads
to the conclusion that the prisoners were
innocent, and it is probable the prosecu-
ton will abandon their case.
Last Saturday. one of the passenger
trains on the S Z M. & NJ, while cross
ing the N. p track, struck u switch that
had been set wrong Instead OF running
into the depot. it went upon the wrong
track, and drove psll nell straight into the
wooden round-house over the track of the
turn table. smashing the door, and th,.
headlight of the locomotive. The train
consisted of two engines and three passen :
ger coaches No other damage was done.
At a recent meeting of the joint legisla-
tive apportionment committee bill was
drawn up providing that the representation
in the senate he increased from forty-onr
to forty-six, and the house reduced from
one hundred and sixteen to ninety-eight.
Grant. Stevens, Big Stone and Traverse,
form district and are allowed one SEN
ator and one representative. In the re
arrangement of the judicial districts it was
proposed to form the Twelfth district out
of Kandiyohi. Meeker. Wright, Swift.
Stevens and Wilkin counties.
Morris tribune., 1881-02-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas default has been made in the condi-
lions of u mortgage ma te aut dated March ID.
A. ID. 1879, by Henry Foss (widower). mortgageor.
to p. j, Bow in. IN ,rtgagee, and recorded in the
office Of the register Of leeds Of stevens cou ty,
Minnesota. on the 18th day OF March a. d. 1879
at nine O'Clock A. NJ. OF that day, in book A Of
mortgages on pages So and $50.
And whereas there is GAINED to be due upon
said mortgage at the date of this nutice the SUM
of two hundred and seventy-seven AMI 0-l00
(Ss77 10Y dollars. principal and interest, and the
furthersum of twenty five ($lo) dollars attorneys
fees provi led to be paid in said mortgage in
Of a foreclosure thereof: and the further sum Of
seven 90-1m (S .9)) dollars. paid by said mort
gagee to redeem the Ian g. covered by said mort
gage from pu Diic sale for the taxes Of 1879.
Now therefore notice is hereby given that by
virtue of the power of safe in said mortgage con.
tanned the lands therein described. viz: all those
tracts or parcels of Ia d lying aud being in the
scribed as follows. to-wit: The southwest quSf-
(2). of section number eight (S). in township one
hun req and twenty five (l25). norh of range
forty-one (41) west containing seventy five an
TOO (7o rs luO acres more or less acc )rding
the governmental survey thereof. will be sold ut
public auction to the highest bidder for cash. at
the office Of the sheriff Of said Stevens county. in
the village of Morris, Minnesota an Monday. the
4th day of April. A. D. 1881, at ten O'Clock A M.
to satisfy the amount due upon said mortgage.
said redemption fees. and OIL legal costs, charges
AMI disbursements.
Dated February Is. A. D. 1881.
P. j. BOWLIN
.-...... Mortgage.
H. w. CORY, Attorney for Mortgagee.
Morris tribune., 1881-02-17
ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.

The ballots used at the last election in
Boston weighed over five hundred pounds.
A bill 10 regulate this tramp nuisance.
by furnishing offenders, has passed the
legislature.
Elk Governor Steven Miller, was stricken
with paralysis last Thursday, and it is
feared will result fatally.
Capt. " lillian Rhodes, q prominent
citizen of st. Paul, died suddenly last Mon.
day morning from pneumonia.
A ball given by the people of st. Paul to
the members of the legislature, occurs at
the new market hall to morrow evening.
A bill has been introduced in the Indi-
ana legislature providing that nine out of
a jury of twelve can bring in verdict.
AS the Russian government propose to
institute several very important reforms,
an exchange suggests more soap and less
army.
The report that the settlers on the Rngby
colony, in Tennessee. were contemplating
a removal to Minnesota, is pronounced
untrue
Almost every small sized town in the
state has been incorporated this winter.
there may he lots of fun expected, but It
will be expensive amusement
The Red Wing city council has adopted
a resolution requiring the ST. James hotel,
Swea hotel, Baltic and Hickman houses
and music hall to provide suitable fire es-
capes.
Ortonyille Herald: The long drawn suit
between Messrs. Dassel and orion, in re-
gard to the name Bank of Ortonville.' -
has ut last reached q decision. in favor of
Mr.. Dassel.
Several Germans. risiding In the vicinity
of Pine Island who raised considerable
fax last season are making the straw into
twine with which TO bind their grain IN.
other season.
A bill 10 prohibit the state paying the
salary of the district attorney in this dis
trict. until the same shall have been re
aceiyed from the counties in the district,
passed the senate Monday updcT suspen,
sion of the rules,
Morris tribune., 1881-02-17
LAND OFFICE AT BENSON

n MIMI. Jan. ~, 1851.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice o. his intention to make
haal proof in support OF his claim. d
that said proof will be made before
the register an receiver ut Be son. Minnesota
on Tuesday. the 18th day of March, 1881, and
secure NAL entry thereof viz: Nils Mike son,
homestead application No 62lO. for the south
half Of southeast quarter of section 6. town IRA.
range 40. and names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence npon and culti-
vation of said tract. viz: Ellen Engebretson.
Knute Olsson, ole Nicholson and Kngebret Mix
keiso !, all Of Hancock, Stevens county. Mimi.
40 d. s. HALL Register.
Morris tribune., 1881-02-17
LAND oFFIC AT BENSON

90 NlhH.. jan ", 1851.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following n AIMED
settler has dled II tice of his Intention to make
fnal proof IL support Of his claim, before
the clerk OF court Of Stevens county. At the
cou ty seat. Oh Thursday the 10th day Of March,
1881. ami secure nal eatry thereof, viz: Charles
W. COmstock. homestead application No $685.
and 1887. for the west half Of northwest quarter
and lots sand OF section - town l24 range
Al. AID nalnes the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation of
said tract, viz: William H. Page, Rufus E. Mars,
M han r. Tobey and Luther Mars, all OF Han
cock, Stevens county, Minnesota.
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always at the head of the tail end Of the
class. The smart hoy remarked, that as 1t
depended good deal on whether the word
applied to a man or wasp he declined to
answer until enlightened.
II any old settler is not content with the
quantity and quality of winter weather,
which has been dealt out to us with such
3lavishness during tie past three months,
he or they had better leave for the north,
as this is positively the best shake in the
box
Morris tribune., 1881-02-17

81 era Dutit sent free to those who wish to en-
Az gage IN the most pleasant a prof able
y gAbusiness known; Every hing new: Cap.
5kA Eital not required. We will furnish you
- g every h ng. $40 a day aud upwar is
easily ma e without staying away from
home over night No risk whatever. Many Rev
workers wau ed 1t once. Many are making for
tunes at the business. Ladies make as much as
men, and young boys and gir's make great pay
No one who is willing t. work fails to make more
money every day than can be made in week at
any ordinary employment Those who engage at
once will fluid a short road to fortune. Address
II HALLErT s. Co.. Portland. Maine. 81
Morris tribune., 1881-02-17
LAND OFFICE AT BENSON. MINI.

Ut. J
Noticeis hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim. and said
proof will be made before the clerk of district
court of Stevens county. at the county seat. on
SATURDAY.. the 18th ay Of March. 1881, and secure
final try thereof viz: I'm Hancock. home
stea application No 6516 and 1888. for the north
half of southeast uarter and north half of south
west quarter of section 10. town 1874 range 43. and
names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
tract. viz:George II. Farwell. Ole c. Hanson.
William McPhers0n and John R. Folsom, all Of
Morris. Stevens county. Minnesota.
~ d. = H ALL, Repister
Morris tribune., 1881-02-17

A bill to regulate the handling and in
spection of grain has been introduced in
the senate by the committee on wheat i'll.
srection. 1t is very voluminous docu-
document; and although We have
as yet nothing more than brief abstract
of the bill from which to judge of its
merits, we have no hesitation in saying
that it is not what is required. 1t declares
all elevators, public warehouses, provides
for the licensing of the same; requires the
proprietors to give bonds in sums ranging
from five to forty thousand dollars; pro-
vides for the appointment of an inspector
and his deputies; creates state hoard of
trade; provides for establishing Minnesota
grades; and fairly bristles with fines and
penalties for neglect or failures to comply
with the provisions of the bill. In the first
place the whole affair is cumbersome and
unwieldy; the bonds excessive aud the sys
TEN of grading impractical. To give, as a
single instance of the injustice of the bill
referred to. section provides that MI APP
plications for license shall be accompa-
MED by bond in the sum of So, 900. where
the warehouse is of n capacity of 5000;
and not Less i .s. 600 where the capa
city exceeds $4,000 bushels and is less than
so, 000; and SO, 600 in all cases where the
capacity exceeds $4,000 bushels; which
bond shall be for the faithful performance
of duty as a public warehouseman. Pro-
vision is made for common bond of
$40, 900 where more than one elevator is
operated by the same firm or corporation
Not only are the bonds excessive, but
the last clause is manifestly unjust. as for
instance. w. F. Davidson. who owns some
twenty elevators, with a capacity of one
million bushels. gives a bond for only
$40, 00c, while the proprietor of small
elevator. with but one twentieth the stor-
age capacity, will be compelled to give a
bond for half as much This looks II little
inconsistent and gauzy, as the gentleman
who introduced the bill is part owner of
number of elevators.
We will take occasion to speak again on
this subject. as soon as we can get print
ed copy of the bill. However, such bill
appears wholly unnecessary; all that is
required to remedy existing evils, and re.
move all causes of complaint by producers
and sellers against buyers, inspectors, ETC.,
is to return to the old system uf grading =
appoint stale grain inspector-and pre-.
vent discrimination in railroad freights.
Morris tribune., 1881-02-17
LAND OFFICE AT BENSON

Mihn., Jan. 70, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has died notice of his inter ton to make
fnal proof In support of his claim,
before the register and receiver at Benson, Mimi.
ON Tues ay. the 18th day OF March, 1881, and
hou,estcal application No 6572, for the southeast
quarter, northeast quarter. and lot !, Of section
81, town Ill range Al. aud names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said tract. viz: o. L. Brevig,
William H. Page. o. X GjeSme ID X. Torgeson.
all Of hancock, Stevens county, Minnesota.
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.HVIfSUSe
H. w. CORY, Attorney for Mortgagee.
d1t7
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ...
In the matter Of the estate Of Timothy Guilfoye.
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the Judge of the
Probate Court o. Stevens county has fixed upon
the first Monday Of each an every mo tn for the
next six months. and the Prob lie Office in said
cOuuty a. the times and ,;la"e when and whsre
he will receive hear. and adjust all claims OF all
persons against said deceased, and that six
months have been limited as the time for credit
ors to present their claims against said estate.
Dated the 22nd day OF January, 1881.
HUNORIA GUiLFDYLE.
Administrative.
C. L. BROWN.
Atty for 4 iminstratriX al
Morris tribune., 1881-02-17
LAND OFFICE AT BENSON.

IT MIMI. jan. %, 1851. 7
Notice is hereby gwen that the fol0wi named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make dnal proof in support OF his claim before
the clerk of the court of stevens county, at the
county seat. on saturday. the 18th day of March.
Golahan om.stead application No 665a, for the
southwest quarter of section :, town l24. range
Al. and names the following wit 'esses to prove
his CONT uous residence upon ard cultivation of
said tract. viz: John Riley James McNally, John
Barrett and William Men lily, all of Morris. Stew
ems county. Minnesota.
AZ DIS. HALL. Register.
Morris tribune., 1881-02-17
Land Office at Benson. Mimi,


Notice is hereby given that tn. following named
settler has iled notice of his intention TO make
final proof in support Of his claim. before the
register and receiver at Benson, Minnesota. on
Tuesday. the 9th day of March. 1881. and secure
stead application No. $780, for the west half of
southwest quarter of section H. town 124. Range
&c. and names the Following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and Gu tivatiou OF
said tract. viz: H. 4. Crate. Andrew Backmnn
B. L. Shepard and G. r. Taplin. all Of Hancock,
Stevens county, Minnesota.
Ats D. s. HALL, Register
Morris tribune., 1881-02-17
D. S. HALL. Register.
Land Office at Benson, Mimi. !

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has d ed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim before
the clerk of the court OF Stevens county at the
county seat. on Thursday. the 3rd day of March.
1881. and secure inaI entry thereof. viz: Ja.oD
Turner homestead application 10 fn35. for the
northwest quarter of action II. wn III. range
a. and ames thu ollowing witnesses to prove
resi- fence upon and cultivation Of
sal tract. viz: Mortimer Lewis. James D-ni-
son. Hezekish Bragg and Charles Leeman all of
Morris, Stevens county, Minnesota.
Ats D. S. HALL. Register.