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guetEy.
ONLY THE GRAVE OF A PRIVATE
BY CLAUDE.

Only the grave of a private,
Only poor soldiers grave
Only a life unto Heaven
Given his country to save
Only a poor morta''s fragments,
Mould'ring away in the earth!
Only man that has fallen.
Guarding the land of his birth!
Fell not in turmoil of battle,
Eel, with no comralle to moan:
Fell, with no words for a loved one,
Fell on the outpost, alone!
Charming camp was the private,
When on his ear heavily fell
Words that toll'd forth his death sen
tencr,
Sounds that the soldier knows we'll
Hold" cried voice from the distance
"Hold or this moment you die.
Stir, or give sound of alarming.
Dead Oh this field shall YOU lie."
Shooting his musket, lie Answered,
"Fire!" The signal has fed.
Quick AS the clap Of the thunder
Answers the lightning, he's dead!
Victory crown'd his companions,
Gloriously won they the day;
Tn enemy beaten and routed,
All by this mere heap of clay.
Lanrels are given to gen'raIs,
l. Honor to soldiers of fame:
But this poor private took to his
God far holier name.
Deeds have there been that were noble
Deeds that were great in Gods sight
N0bler were none than the privatr's,
Guarding the camp on that night!
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Five legal decisions sustain and
establish j. H. Zeilin 4 Co.'S prior
and exclusive right to CDR. A. O,
Simmons Liver Regulator or Medi.
cine" and to the sole use of the name
Simmons" as applied to Liver
Medicine, and perpetually enjoin the
use thereof to others. Relying on
said DEGREES, J. H. Zei'in Co. eau.
tion dealers, consumers and the pub
lie generally that any one infringing
their Trade Mark or dealing in coun
terfeits thereof make themselves
liable to an injunction and damages
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DEMOCRAT.
TERMS:

THE DEMOCRAT is published Weekly
at Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS per
annun --ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS
for six months - PAYABLE IN AID
VANCE.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate
of0SE DOLLAR per square for the first
insertion and FIFTY CENTS for each
subsequent one. Ten lines or less
(breyier type) constitute square.
OBITUARY NOTICES, Marriages Public
Meetings, Cards Of Thanks, ETC., to be
paid a. advertisements
PERSONAL CARDS-whenadmi
charged double the usualadvertising
rates.
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TAs. ANDREWS, Attorney-at-Law
~ and Notary Public. Office on
Washington street, near Court house.
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Cash prices Of Sewing Machines
at Ferguson and Schnack's, Watch
makers and Jewellers, Front Street:
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DRT GODS d. GROcERIES.

HUSTMYRE, W., sign of the "Big'
IL Red Plow," corner of Second and
Jackson streets, dealer in Dry Goods,
Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc
Highest market price paid for cotton.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
PROFESSIONAL.

DLACKMAN, w. F., Attorney and
ID Counsellor at Law. Office ON
Washington street, near Court honse
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DOBr P. HUNTER, Attorney and
~ Counsellor at Law. Office in the
Hynson building, Front Street.
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NOTICE
ALEXANDRIA, La, !
Oct, 2, 1921

PROPERTY owners and agents in the
corporation limits are notified to re-
move all weeds growing upon their lots
or premises, whether under fence or
not, wit,iD ten days from date hereof,
else the City Marshal will have the
same done at their cost.
W. t.. MSGIMSEY,
Mayor.
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TOHN CASSON, Physician and Sur
~ geon. Office at residence, head of
Bsauregard street.
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mo-. 6.
RAILROAD CHARGES.
THE RIGHT ON THE STATE TO REGU.
LATE THEM.

The Supreme Court of Illinois has
just decided question which the
Courts Of Wisconsin had protrac-
ted wrestle with some eight or ten
years ago, and the Judgment concurs
in the principles laid down by the
Wisconsin court Of last resort. The
question in dispute was whether the
State had right to regulate rail-
road charges within its jurisdiction:
The earlier case settled the doctrine
that the Legislature has the power
to establish maxilnum rates Of fare;
and the later one prohibits the rail.
Dads from imposing discriminating
rates of freight upon citizens Of I'LL.
nois. The Wisconsin case attracted
i good deal Of attention and was
hot y contested. An appeal was Ia
ken to the Supreme Court Of the
United States, but was not tried
there, as the railroad conpaaies vir!
tually abandoned the fight. The H.
linois decision follows numerous ad:
judication of similar cases iu many
other States.
This contest over the right Of d
State 10 regulate railroad charges;
for both freight and fare seems to
be incident to the introduction Of
great throug lines and the consolida:
ton Of railroad companies. Tho
people of Mississippi and Louisiana
have suffered severely, and borne
quietly an invidiuus Discrimination
against them, extending to freight
and passage, for many years. Not
long since passenger could 60 to
St. Louis or Chicago for a dollar or
two, while the local rates were kept
up to three or four cents mile.
The same difference was made be-
tween local and through freights.'
At the late session of the Mississ.
ippi Legislature, it was seriously
proposed to regulate this thing by
law, but the matter was STAYED off
under one excuse or another. It
will not stay of, however. Unless
the roads learn to treat local cust0.
mers as literally as they do through
passengers and shippers, both Miss
issippi and Louisiana will be OBJ
liged to them in hand and compel
them to do it. The finance success
of great communities depend upon
the question, and tue legislature can
not much longer remain Indifferent.
IN. 0. States.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
District Court, Parish of Rapides.
MO. 417.-WHEREAS JAMES NJ.
~ Armstrong has made application
to this Court to be appointed Admin
istrator of the Succession of R. L.
Turner, eceased-Notice is hereby
given to all whom it doth or may con-
Germ, to show cause within ten 10y
days from the date hereof why the
Same should not be granted.
By order of the Coult.
Clerks office, Alexandria, La, this
I'd day of October, 1882.
G. L. RANSDELL,
Oct. 4-2t. Deputy Clerk.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the frequent
reports of railroad accidents, the
number of persons injured or killed
thereby is astonishingly small. In
this country there are 2lopassengers
and employees killed, and 1000 in
jured more or less seriously, yearly
About one-third only of these are
passengers, two-'hirds being emplo-
yees. In a recent article on this
subject Prof. Vose says that "the
official returns in France actually
show that man is safer in a rail.
road train than he is in his own
house, while in England the figures
show that hanging is Thirty times
more likely to happen to man than
death by railroad" The writer also
brings forward Charles Francis Adj.
ans, Jr., as authority for the state
ment that the annual average on
deaths by accident in the city Of
Boston alone exceeds that conse.
quent on running all the railroads of
| he State of Massachusetts, by 80
per cent and that in the five years
from 1874 to 1879 more persons
were murdered in Boston than lost
heir lives on all the railroads of the
State for the year from 1871 to 1878.
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A BIGGER BUSINESS THAN COTTON
Notwithstanding of the enor.
nous proportions Of the oil trade in
the various exchanges of this coun.
try may be gathered from an inspec.
ton of the sales and resa!es of the
week ending September 23d, in the
three exchanges of Bradford, Oil:
City and Pittsburg. The transac.
tions during the six days averaged
19. $4,000 barrels per day. Add to-
this the transactions in the New
York, Warren and Philadelphia ex.
changes, and tue sum total would
aggregate upwards Of 100000 1000 bar.
rels daily. That the great bulk of
this trade is speculative is manifest
from the fact that the total daily
production does not exceed $4,000
barrels at the present time. But
there are upwards of 100000 bar
rels in store, besides tue daily pro.
duction and this vast amount, repre-.
sented by certificates which are read.
lily transferable, furnishes the mate.
rial upon which an immense specula-'
tive trade is maintained.-[ Philadel.'
phia Times.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-09-08
Township 1877, Range eb.

From Fridays Daily.
The above township, located on the
west side Of the James River about eigh-
teen miles southwest of Jamestown is q
model of development and settlement III
the James River Valley. The government
lands in that township were opened to
settlement and claimants the first of last
March and yesterday the last quarter Sec
ton was filed on. The settlers on these
claims have broken and prepared for cul-
tivation next year 1900 acres Of these
lands. The firm of Brown & Brown, Of
this city, own 4,S0O Of the railroad lands
of that township of which they have in
wheat this year 600 acres that will aver
age 25 bushels to the acre and 200 acres
of oats that will average 60 bushels per
acre. They have this year had 1000
acres more broken which will also be put
to crop next year. They completed the
harvest yesterday and commenced stack
ing, and will at once commence the erec-
ton of granary with capacity of 25,-
coo IN which to store the grain when
threshed, and keep it in good order until
leisure or pleasure affords the time to draw
it into market.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-09-08
The Code in Dakota.

Several persons noticed blood on the
face of the moon as She stood over our
neighboring city on the Sheyennc, Valley
City, the other night, and the phcnome-
non could not be accounted for until the
following appeared in print:
VALLEY CITY, Sept. 5, 1882.
MIR. LOUIS STRAss:--
hereby challenge you TO, fight me
either with pistols or fists on the 18th OF
this month. 4. COREY.
The Alert hopes we are not to have a
duelling boom IN this country in addition
to our farming and real estate booms. 1t
is not only a relic Of past age that IS
frowned upon. by the civilization of this
age, but in this day of bad craftsmanship
it endangers the lives of innocent parties
the seconds, whose duties require them
to remain within range of the weapons.
There was q ime when duel meant
death to one or the other of the principals,
but now 1t means safety to them and dam
ger to the seconds, and for the reason
alone that "lnnocent blood'' would be
shed, If for no other, this rellc Of a by
gone age should be condemned. The bet
ter way to settle difficulties in this coun-
try would be to make contest Of raising
wheat, and the one that come short in the
competitive crop ''throw up the sponge" "
There would be much more manllness IN
that kind of way of ''obtainng satisfac-
tion," and there would be no violation OF
law in it either.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-09-08
Real Estate Transfers

The real estate market has not been
as active during the week as it was the
week previous A glance at the follow
ing list of transfers will, however, con-
vince one that large amount Of land is
changing hands, and nearly all OF 1t IS
going into the hands of those who will
improve it:
Svlvanus Whitney to Ralph Reynolds,
lots7 and s, block 60, Klaus addition,
consideration 81 200.
B.W. Fuller, ct al, to Joseph Griffin,
lots 4, 5, 6, block l, Riverside addition,
consideration $50.
JW Touslcy and wife to Chas D Whit
ALL lot II, block q, lot block 5, New
Minneapolis, consideration so.
J w Touslcy and wife to John A
Schlener, lot IS block 81, lot block 5,
New Minneapolis, consideration so.
wv Tousley and wife to Harry E. Van
AUDI. lots Is, 16, block 10, New Mime
apolis, consideration $3.50.
Josephine V Keepers to r f Brand, lots
IL, y, l3, IA, Is, Is, II, IS, block s, town
of Newport; consideration s37o.
Josephine V Keepers to W & Thomas,
lot 4 block 8, Newport, consideration
S66.
Sarah D Plummer to Kelley l. Fuller,
lots s and 9, block 16, Of original town,
consideration 5000.
Sarah b Jones to Henry Jones, Lots l2l l.,
l22, l23, 124, l25, 1876, in Jones & Ven.
NUNS addition, consideration $1,000.
Sarah B Jones to Francis Sears, lot ll5,
Jones & Vennum's addition, consideration
$500.
John S Watson to VIM n Strong, lots
6. !, s, 9, block 5, Dunstons addition,
consideration 5000
Wnl NJ Lloyd jr. to John 5 Watson,
lots /. =, s, /, ), block 2; lots !, 2. ;, 4, >,
6 block 3: lots 3. d, block 6; lots ., 6, Z, 8,
block ), all of block 8, DuastsR's addi-
ton, consideration $500.
Appollonia Klaus and Anton Klaus to
Ella G Waters, lots l, 2,3, block "a,
Klaus addition, consideration $3.50.
VIM 3 Mcintyre to VIM Austin lots
-. 23 block 4, Mineral Hill addition to
New Minneapolis, consideration $50.
White & Hay to Viii 4 Burke lot 10,
IL, Il, Summit Place, Wadsworih's sddi-
| ton, consideration $3.50.
William Rlcgcl to Borden n Hicks,
| NV !, sec 10. tp lbs "a, 81 zoo.
| Atkinson s. Panncll to Spangenberg &
Stallman. lots 5. q, block 6, A & P's ad'
J ditjou, couA6syatlop S1sc.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-09-08
Court Calendar.

The calendar of cases for the district
court which convenes on Tuesday, Sept.
IL, is quite interesting. The cases are as
ollCws:
No 39-Frank CAMEL against William
Bowman. Payment for services rendered.
No Al 1 Case Threshing Machine
Co. against Geo w Vcnnum. Action on
promlssory note.
No 6O-Nathan Myrick against Rose "A
Bill ct al To rcplevin certain frame
buildings.
No 61-Anthony Dallar against John
Dee. Appeal from Justices court.
No 62-J II Brown against Samuel l.
Glaspell. Appeal from justices court.
No 72--Edward Mcmahon against
School District number SIX. Action
against school board.
No 73--Archibald Semple ct al against
j II Barnes ct al Demand for money.
No 75-Territory Of Dakota against .
B Hamilton. Burglary. 1t is not likely
hat this case will be tried, owing 10 the
absence of the prisoner.
No 76-Territory of Dakota against
Clark Treatman. Wlllfully manning
horse.
No 77-Territory of Dakota against V
w McCarty. Riot
No 79--H w Phelps against viii Clark
and T Cornwall. Payment of note.
No sO-Territory of Dakota against
John Severn. Mlsdemeanor.
No s1-Frank Geegan against the n P
RR Co. Damage to stock in collision.
No s2-Ncll,c A Harris against F NJ
Harris. Divorce.
No s3--Janc l. Bowman against William
Bowman. Divorce.
No 4--Victoria Bornholdt against Jacob
Bornholdt. Divorce.
No s5--Parlin Semplc against A Klaus
and u Curtin. Money demand
No S6--J 7 Bush against A J Woodbury.
Breach of warranty.
No ss-Geo w Vennum against Emma
Vcnnum. Divorce.
No s9-Nlary Mcdonald against Ernest
Brenner.
No 9O-Parin Semple against j II
Barnes and S F Lambert.
No 92--Powell & Douglass against A
McKechnie.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-09-08
WASHINGTON.

WAsIIINGTowS, Sept. 1.-The secre-
tary of the treasury has approved the
recommendation of the commission on
the selection Of the buildings at Mime
spolis.
Surgeon Geucral Wayler has been ad-
vised that the metallc burial caskcts in
tended for the bodies Of Lieut.. Com
maudcr De Long and companions will to-
morrow be placed on board the Otrento,
which sails for New y Iork Saturday. 1t
is expected that the remains will arrive
in this country about the middle of De
cember.
Telegraphic advices received tonight
from Generals Sheridan and Pope cast a
doubt upon the correctness of published
reports of northern Cheyenne outbreak.
No positive information Of reported
trouble has been received from military
authorities situated in the Indian territory
and o such response has been received
BY Acting Secretary Joslyn of the Indian
department. from the agents at the Chcy-
enne agency,
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lUfhcial.l
lUtlClall
Proceedings OF Board of County Comm1s

Proceedings OF Board of County Comm1s
sioners,
In session, Sept. 4th, 1852, at o'clock
p. m. ...- ...
Present, Nickeus, Moran and Hen
bricks. Nickeus IN the chair.
Minutes of last meeting were read and
approved.
On motion the petition of J. j. Flint
and others for highway running south on
range line between range 63 and 64 was
received.
On motion the chairman appointed
John f. Vennum, l.. Lyon and Thomas
B. Lloyd as road viewers to new road Pc
titloned for by Flint aud others, said view
ers to meet and view said road on Thurs
day September 7th, 1882, at p. m, ana
to report at the next meeting of the board.
On motion Lloyds Bankers were allowed
$36 dollars in cancellation OF road orders
No. 40, district No. !.
w. w. Bill allowed S!22 in canceilatlon
of road orders No. l59 aud 1to, district
No. 2.
Buck & Mills allowed s4o7.25 III can
collation. of road order No. l6i, d'stric'
No. 2.
r. f. Wallace allowed S455.5O in can
collation. of road orders No. 132, 1Jo and
l62, district No. :.
James Rive. National bank allowed
1891 in cancellat:eu of road orders No.
l49, 153, 154, l55 aud l5s, district No. =,
and order No. 4s, district No. |.
On motion the minutes of June 9th,
lss2 are hereby amended to read as foi-
lows: The bid of A. Mckechnie on re
pairing bridges to read 50 instead OF 81
David Curtin allowed s3S.52 for rope
furnished county supervisors IN saving
bridges.
Goodrich s. johnson allowed sl5a toi
goAa sc1speys furnished the county.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-09-08
WEDNESDAYS BUDGET.
The Reading Room Question Agitated
t1om Another Quarter
The Banner Township for Settlement
commissioners Proceedings.
That Reading Room Again.


From Thurrday's Daily.
No good reason can be advanced for the
absence of free reading room in James,
town; on the other ha:d, there IS every as
surance that a determined effort in this
direction would be crowned with COM
pletc success. A sufficient number of our
citizens have expressed a willingness to
contribute books, papers and periodicals
to insure its success from the start. All
that is needed is an organized effort.
Who will move in the matter? Where
is our Literary Society, which has for its
corner stone "free reading room and pub
lie library? 1t has already neglected a
glorious opportunity IN ignoring Messrs
White G. Hewitt's generous offer Of free
room, and cannot afford to postpone the
matter any longer. If it can not act
promptly, let some other organization un-
dert,ke the business. We have heard
several plans suggested: First, the old
way of passing around the hat. Second,
the Inauguration Of series Of winter Gu
tertainments, sue h as lectures, readings,
concerts, theatrcals, etc, by foreign tai
cnt, which, while giving tull return for
all money expended, would also put
respectable amount in the reading room
fund. Third, to turn the matter over en-
tlrely into the hands of the ladies.
BY all means let the ladies undertakcit it.
They have more energy in such matters
than dozen organizations like our Liter
ary Society. The ladies have succeeded
in similar enterprises where men have
made signal failures; IN any event, they
couldn't surpass the signal failure af last
winter. Why not have our Literary So
ciety meet and place the matter III the
hands of the ladies, with instructions to
push the movement for all it was worth.
II they could be induced to undertake the
enterprise we could count not only on
first class winter entertainments but also
on reading room before the fall of
snow
This movement can not be started too
soon. We have with US during the sum-
mer class that is absent all winter.
Many of these would cheerfully assist the
enterprise if requested, but they must be
interviewed before leaving. Again we
ask, who will move in the matter! Let us
hear from our citizens.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-09-08

On motion the action of the county in
issuing A. McKechnie $3.50 in county or
ders tor part payment in repairing bridg-
es was approved.
On motion the levy of tax was post
poned until next meeting.
On motion the board adjourned until
the llth of September, 1882, at 10 o'clock
a. m. GEO. w. VENNUM,
County Clerk.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-09-08

Melissa S Wells to Edward p Wells,
NV a sec 30, tp l42, r "a, consideration
81, 1000.
u to Walter + Williams, nc Il sec 8
tp l38 63, consideration $40O.
U to Bruce NJ White c Is sw "a and
VIZ Sc n sec % tp l39 Ga, consideration
&4UO.
U to .Elnyw B Dewey, Sc q sec % tp
l33, 63, consideration $500.
U to Pyron w Fellows, SC q sec "a
tp l39 62, consideration $4OO.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-09-08
Milwaukee Items.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 6.-The second DEM
ocratic convention met in West Bend to-
day. Two candidates. Briggs and De-
laney had fourteen delegates each, who
stood to their choice through fifteen bal
lots without any results. An adjourn
mcpt was taken until tomorrow.
Gen Braggs is sick and confined to his
bed al the hotel.
In iLe saieon OF John fotten, corner OF
Broadway and chicago streets, Frank
Allen from Burlington, WIS: who has
been residing u Muwsukss iag waSesys,
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-09-08
Minneapolis Asees.

MINNEAroLIs, Sept. lin the first race,
the 2:4O class, Prince Arthur took first
money, Brown Wilkes second, Mollie b.
third and Lady Florence fourth. Time,
2:27t 4, 2:a1 :, 2::29
Ina taonly mile lace between Espanosa
and Belle Cook, was Won by Cook by over
two miles, in 45m. los, Espanosa was
thrown from his horse and considerably
bruised,
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Provfaion Aaraot
AliwaGkec ses,t. ,.--i'rosisios.s .0N..k. u>e
pork i g,s.ed st 81 -, ca-;;
LErd-frin,e s..aa si9s,
rates. S2i .lstsass1 sa se = 1W&H
{ ard heid a; siI a9Se cx4h
Il. bus assts-Stesdy end ia rair desasrA: sapnt.
ssfs, S'e'M; ,Aost riSs. etsW; . e.. iS
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-09-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Yf.r&.,

Me-" York, Sept. Money is quoted st aSSts
per cenl, closing ut per cent.
cent. -
Sterling Eychshse-Bankcrs' bills weak. n
S4 SAY do eN. demand. S4.ss:.
quotations:
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-09-08
Oaly Two Disputes Settled.

St'tViAI 10 SIV.I
GRAND FGRKs, Sep. AT noon to-day
but two cases out of the fifteen disputed
ones on credentials had been settled.
Piummer, OF Fargo, made a brilliant
speech. and the convention adjourned.
The committee has promised TO report to-
morrow morning. Raymond has good
show for the nomination, but Hand and
Pettigrew still stick to their respective
lines of battle.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-09-08
The President on His Travels.
The Grangers in Council.

ST. PAUL, Sept, G.-The Farmers S
State Board of Trade was in session this
morning from 10 until 1880, and did the
preliminary business incident to The reg
ular winter session. No changes were
made IN the inspection of grades of
wheat Among the resolutions adopted
was one calling Oh congress to leglsiate
ON the saw dust business, and another IN
structing the secretary to have the differ
ent grades of wheat analyZed in order to
determine then relative food qualities.