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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-05-08

The result was:
For Trustee First District
II. b. Vinton, 38
C. III. Lovin,
For Trustee Second District
j. L. Hogan, 81
j. Sargent,
For Trustee Third District
E. Brauch, 80
For Clerk
Rowland Rees, SO
w. E. Workman,
For Marshal
j. A. Swan, 33
ID. Mansfield, s
For Treasurer
Peter Allen, 80
For Assessor
G. a. Near, 80
For Justice of the Pence
Joseph Allen, 80
G. NJ. Montgomery,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-05-08
For sale Cheap.

One hundred and sixty acres OF land
four miles south of Hurley.
Address, J.A. HAND,
Parker, ID. I.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-05-08
AT THE P. o. ST ORE.

BIG BARGAINS ON 25c TABLE.
Laces, Ribbons and Dress Buttons at
Half Price. for few days.
"sTRIKE WHILE THE IRON is HOT"
We have put our Clothing, Hats. Caps,
&c, &C., way down below cost,
and are boond to close
them out,
elf it takes all summer!"
We have also few more
BOOTS AND SHOES.
They must go too.
We have yet on hand:
Is Pattee Tongueless Cultivators.
3 Furst s. Bradley Cultlvators.
Two-shovel Cultivators.
Corn Shelters.
Feed Mill.
Tanning Mill.
Hand Corn Planters.
Sulky Plows, and few Stirring
Plows.
II you want any come now; will sell
for cash, or on time, at very low prices.
They must all be closed out.
There are few accounts yet.which-
have not been paid in. Please
come forward and at
tend to them.
Yours Respectfully,
PETER ALLEN, Manager.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-05-08
CONFIDENTIAL.

TO MARRIED PEOPLE ONLY!
You will find it to your advantage
when in need Of furniture to inspect
our large stock of entirely new goods
PUTNAM & Son,
Centerville. Oak.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-05-08

J.H. Queal & Co. offer to the citizens
of Turner and adjacent counties, a large
and well assorted stock of lumber, posts,
lath, shingles, sash, doors, blinds, moald-
ings, building paper, coal, lime, hair
&C., &c.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-05-08
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
PUBLISHED BY
w. G. BROWN.
rfRAs si.5o rnn YEAR. In Advance.
GENERAL DIRECTORY.


TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

SIXTY Leagues % LAID Leased by Americas
Capt. al,-ss ~ Nexico-The Holding SAID
@ be Rich IN silver and Coal Deposits.
No>rEREY. NEx.. AueusfA
The Mexican Cattle Company the coutrol
Hing interest Ia VIII ch Is owned BY Amer
lean capitalists, has just contaminated .
lease for term Of years for an area oicoun-
try covering about sixty leagues. most y
tine grazing land. This Is probably one
OF the largest leases ever executed IA any
couatry, and beginning at y point about
nifty miles northwest Of the little city u
Piesias Negras, In the State Of loahu.a,
tAe range extends westward $50
miles on beautiful rollIng plain 10
the foot Of ths Santa RDsa Mountains.
an EN- races the Larger portion II all
that country on the Mexican SIDE. lying
within fhG great bend ol the Rio Grande del
Norfc from near the town VI san Nlnccute,
where the river turns, sweeping north
ana east some zoo miles al point whrre
the Pccos empiics into IL. within this
vast area (larger than an ordinary Stats)
or. known 20 lie numerous deposits VI
sllyer and coal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

The Pittsburgh scuii~r Wins Handsoms
Victory Over Wallace Ross, the New nruns'
wick Champion a. Oak Point, y. y.

The Pittsburgh ScuiI~r Vin> Handsome
Victory over Wallace Ross. the New nruns
wick Cham pion "a Oak Point. n. y.
NEW ioRk. Augusta
The long-looked for single scui race be-
tween Wallace Ross. Of New Brunswick,
and John Teemer. Of Pittsburgh, came %
Saturday before very large assembIase
at oak Point, resulting IN an easy victory
for Teemer BY clear length, Ia 20 min
utes aud - seconds.
Al 6:s5 p. 70. the men were ordered tC
their stations. Teemcr was the tirst 70
put lis boat in the water. Ross came
out five minutes attsrward. Both men
appeared In splendid condltion. The
betting a. this point was 500 II $50 N
Teemer The PitIsbu.sh de.e.atlo IA forced
the Odds up " this point. kjss almost
anticipated the staslisg pO4At, and ~
once drew away with twcuty-tl-h
stroke. Tetmer started off al a IiyelrI
rate. making thirty strokes 1.-the minute
Despite tins, Ross gradually drew away
ami n haf 4 minute showed lead y
half length. IAesu was NO sembiancs
OF ~pnrtiu. b. either rover, but Rpss
further increased his lc1l 10 q length
at the mile buoy. The swell! from the
sound steamers bothered them slightly
but they soon 20. through the br0eet
water aud III a the stFug- ! became des
perate As leeElvr cut Gown Ross lcs
inch BY inch. la 4 quarter "a = mis-
Teemer h1l spnrted u the irout anu i,
another 1uO yards he showed open water
II wa> now clear TO ~! that X ~ Wa set
tied. TcSmer rowed line stroke whlls
Rs~S became very erfal.c. This. in adul
ton to his exhausted conAition, made
him labor heavily. AZ the STAKE bon
4 em4r WAS lea1IA- long way, and ~
turn was masle by Ain la 1910 Ross
time was Us IN. ~. From this point n
III close IL Mas procession, though
T,ener caught bad ''csab."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

Mr.. Blaine j. distinct and emphatic
on one subject. If Ne j. trickv and eva
syc On others. lie wants The surplus
revenue, rolling up n the average 81
Sin .uvi.NO' yearly. % continue.
No dollar has been wasted. cries
Mr. Blaine. AMI W he insists that the
accumulation ~ the great corruption
surplus shall not cease.
Nnat is Mr. BIaine'S excuse for hang
ing On 10 the Surplus9 1T il applied I'd
tIIc reduction II tie debt" NJ SAYS.
land the consequent relief Of the bur
den OF taxation.
So IN order - my rapidly and injuri-
olsIy 10 the awning interests III the
country debt which bears an interest
oi three or three and one-half per cent.
he insists on piling the burden" Of
taxation on the people u to-day hcavi-
IL enough 70 raise SfDo.OOo. 900 year
more than the Government needs.
In his defense % the surplus Mr..
Blaine stands alone. The Republicans
ale 4 desire 70 wipe II ont. The
Tariff Commission was framed with
that pretended object. The Tariff bill
~ the kcifcr Congress was passed tn
der the false prctense that il would re-
duce the surplus
Mr.. Blaine il therefore ia conflict
with his party. More than that he Is
Ia direct conflict with the platform Of
the convention which nominated him.
The Republican party pledges IL
self" says the Chicago platform. ITO
reduce the surplus, not by the vic
AMI indscriminats process ~ horizontal
reduction, but BY such methods as will
relieve the taxpayer without injnring
The laborer or the great productive in
tcrcstS Of the country"
Now comes Blaine. the candidate.
into the field and repudiatcs the plat
form. The Democrats cry out against
the surplus. he says. but We will keen
II wscre il il. mot dollar Of i Il
wasted"
TIE surplus u needed % carry ouI
the magnificent Blaine policy. II il the
capital ~ Jingoism. the hopc of the
bu ancers. the lifc and soul Of Free
lance Administrat on.
skcep the surplus" u the blaine
| shout. What Will be the o,crburdeucd
peoples repiys-A. \. World.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

MANI - <tf~ 1ny-E(r->rf uu ana etH TOT
Quarter fsester-- Brilliant Performance
ofthe lille Mare ~ Cfr>eland-Shs Low
en- th~ Recent h. es02 -.
CLEVELAND. o.. AuruSti
Maud =. surprised everybody saturday
by beating the wonderful time 81 2;it
made by jay Eye-See FRIDAY Al Providence.
Shr mate the mile circuit saturday after.
noon withon. skip Or break ID .sO9 "a.
Whcni hc report reac he'd This Gil, that Jay
Eyr->ec !.asl lowered the Maads rccordby
4 quarter 81 second the greatest interest
Wa manifested ia sporting c.rcles a. 70
the ability Of the liirr mare 70 beat K.
ana when ~ roundrd the Iosne-strFteh
III grand >tyiethe exritemers WIS intense.
The wonderful performances i the gen
erai topic Of conversation. II
having been stated that Mand >
would trot fast mile ami prob
ably endcayor ID lower her record, ully
5000 people were present at the race
track q, witness the event; but they mad
no idea Of the rare treat thai was IN
store for thin. very few persons be-
iieved that the driver Won q eudcavor 20
beat the time mlde BY .Juy Eye-Sse Fri
day, and consequently but few bets were
Offered The principal bet was made be-
tween Captain stone, her former owner,
and Mr.. Lsuterbeck, well-known fan :
cirr. Barr, the driver, brouga; Maud On
the track and exercised her frequently be-
tween heats " other races. Ey four
o'clock She was IN line form AMI condi-
-, .ca president r.,w.r.,x annonnred
..-s .'.,,, .,,.. NJ. ,,.,... f..
- s'auu rs "o''4 ~" ~ M" = 'as'
mhe iof lne amusement n m auasr1cr-
me pretty Istt'e Ting wa1ch uthe "r'sn-
h1 ~ tne driver anu o'ner p1rs'ih'narirs
WI apparent Interest anu wnen tne wof'
va 1lten - =, sns Ratnereu herself 'or
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

CHATTANOOGA. Tr~x.. Jn.r SOW. y.
Wind-0r. wio killed yaung Eahy AZ ~.~'sly
Team saturday evening Ind rrellnln-
~ trial tn this city. E,Iiy went inf0 THO
telegraph oliire anil demanded a Windsor
money ~hIeh ~ claimed tl.e Cincinnati
Southern Railroad Company oNei him.
Windsor stated He Ind nothing n 40 with
II. LILY said he Lad come for the money
and must have Il o. bl0l. III
Hal : pistol in his hand when
TIE demand was made. WinaS0i
nulered hin. a. Isavr tine oii,re EsiiIy flour
r.h-i the pistol again AMI demanded the
fn0nry ~ hr would have 3loo.i- Wlnd~pr.dnr
Inv the trunblc. had taken pistol frpm a
drawer. When EAtiy again ncn-ished hii
rfst1i, Windsor. quick ~ q Has,. shot him
dead BetHe the fatal shot wa tirui q
ran named Wilkinson stepped bctwser.
thc rwo men a. 4 rracemaker but Eddy
pushfsi him 10 enc Side. iionri~hing hiS re-.
vo.ver. and saying There was something
would settle the natter Both men ar
telegraph operators. Windsor Wa held q
answer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

PORTLAND. orr. Duty "a repc1
rearhsHs here fhat an organized land "a
sioek thieves has been run d0wn and rai-
rlrri by party IN regulators AZ Wiliow
Valley. Ore Seventeen thieves we're caught
With . lar~e number ~ horses III thels
possession Two rirUlemlerS were haugsd
asd the remainder turned over ID the ~
thorities
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-16

W polios bolfns. yssssraay.
TN TO opizD Deksss axFesssd q
Monday. have been ra2sased a eo0di-
hoa that thsy leave IL city.
Ships IDdia, Solitaire and Annie 81.
Smith and bark Ella Thayer are sVais-
NJ tAsif 9us - To eoal banksfA
The 42d block IN IL Maynard LAks
WasAlnGten addIssoa vas cold yoUee1-
day tODr. Claxa A. Svain, Of Bare;ily,
N0fthvOk Provinces, IsdiA-
The ship Brown Brothers viu prob
abiy BE thrvaRh lsadino ~ The last Of
IL veek. 6hD Vii take aboas x3O
tons Of coal - 6AA Ir,neneo.
II. A. Sailtvau, tie esrssie boot and
sAos man q North SsAstle, vas closed
up BY the sheriff yesterday, On two 81
tAchmenta, from San Francisco and
Portland. respectively
General appreciation u expressed at the
oourse Of the Posr-ixrKIIIoExcxa In the
matter Of the use Of the city nFs engines
for pampana the dirty vatee out Of pr
va1o property, and there has been
loudly G1pge0sd condemnation If its
80 ~.
6svsral thousand old p.apeEs. done up
IN packages Of 50 each. await sAie as
this o6boe. They are Of uniform size,
unsoxn, unooiled, and JOS the thing 70
pat on shelves, under carpets. and all
the other domestlc uses to which old
Wpose are applied.
The offer Of Pickering 4 Co, Of the
Washinatoa Territory Employmsnt Blu
rsau, % supply free Of charge Ill man.
ner Of help, - Of peculiar interest 70
|smpooyesA, Who IN this VICINITY as least.
never before had % god . chance 70
sapply themselves Wjsh tbs assistance
they need at such reuArkable rate.
RIve di6ssent inaividoals probably
think they have had umbrellas stolen
from them dufinR the pass fortnight,
sna % sdoahe they hAvo hoan abuain3
tn tmaginaxy tAsovou vieogunsly slnce.
These i've peeDnns vii fnc thelr on-
besllas at the store Of G. Davies Il Co.,
Whoro they theWselveo carefully stood
ths0 mp in eernees and left them.
he removal Of the hook and station.
cry store II @. Davies Z Co., or what
vas left Of il after the extraordinary
sales Of ths past month, vas effected
yesterday, 20 Go Of - buildings ei
d.. II. b Baalsy, % ChGsry street
vheEe, with . nav stock, tho old 6rm
Wiu oo0a have . stofe quite a. hand.
so0o an6 fun a. the ono they have Just
lsfs.
The peculiar sunset phenomena Of thu
paee week havs 6oen - goeReHas - th0sl
a Novsobeg last, vhiah axtEAotod snok
Eemaxk and admiEasaln the world over
Astso0omsrs are inteat upon the stody
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-16
DALI POST IMTfluefmcfa


so~s Of our exchanges sAsot 70 - .
Great diaerspos in ths attitude Of the
or.~ d the Nosshssss s0wAsd Mf. VII
lard, from that ossaptsd before sss re-
ar,meut from the Presidency of ths
Noethsen Pasi6c, alleging thas ts1ss
then friendly 70 him are nov forsmo~
ia vitopessaion. Is - not 50 We are
10 daily aud weekly receipt os The ns1sF
portion Of the pspsm posaishsd On
this Northwest Coast, and bare yes %
fnd say paper which has her -s'iors
psesesssd frisodship toward Mr. VIZ
lard and his management that nss
ssixsd the occasion Of his reverses 70
give him parting kick. ~ one OF oar
exchanges ssys. Of In the words 81 see
Taeossa EsS1v. ITO bark 1t his hss's-
On IT, ssnGsssy. ths lev mean and 81
vious vhspps-snappss end josnslistss
vipsss 40 nev tssy 81 Issdiy @vs told
yoa so,rssl - pssfus IN psssy Anss =
The fAll1D %
isd Of his poU6s. just - snv'osay m
slinsa. - snly 1sas of cosssqssesea
keoe Skeo fseo splitting OF tesss
vsnow easiise. The Sspseabss and In
sslliesus posiise Of tbs pesa, IN the
Nosthvsse has always accorded honesty
iu,slliesuss snd foses TO NJ. Willard
cd his management, ssd since ms
downfall pos dase Of this elsss. which
has hsrstofors bssn friendly has turned
tail and abused him. Instead. thessos
thsss has been most notable expses'
sion Of good siil sod sympathy, which
sbould b, and dosbs,sa y kssniy ~
prsoisesd bo1h By Hr. Willard and In
friends. Ths sssusasi,n thst the pEsn
II tvo-fassd. fswnins, syeophanSis and
. toady, CONES With particularly bad
ssass from . shsse IN WHOSE every day
life, each and all u tbo:s shasssessts'
ties attract tbs publie Gase and svoka
IL comments aud condemnation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-16

TRAcHxasf Aeuness-A 1uAe-fsas nssa
of the 6ssn1 = - - H. sslahlinh.
snsae~f . Ions11 Aesasy, IL PIN
cepA oe 6osilaeoo0 Aaodnmv havina
neuepesa ~ eAaReo q = HeanoA " -
~ 0nuo1o9 UaDuno - Eduonti6
H. B1o1nn elUQ1fD - Ell ffpm 60
0aeo u ~ Unf6n ~ nsochow = ese9v
Ggs9o fSe0 psiaAsy - hiaA osAool pein-
49, ~ eaoeeia1e.1lns = sc)l<es
Reoltesne. ohyo E1psg1Gs0dsna IN e
19noo I1sn1: so10ulyia9 eDAooas With
selenAls osaansrA 81 aeignin9 $780,
adApeea = N ind11ponoahae faoom p
90 seAosl s9ooen. "a aGuDsor1ondsse
n1geos and SonsAse, I 6 - Heaiooeo -
indosD ~ M EnQ1nnA HnEs11 a
aeooo4 oa0s 0nuennn1eas
naA9 q 0nmaok nsoets: - i16~Ti1..
se91n1D ~ A0snue C 49, Il
exnneA9oA tn Donn = 0nwWGoa >
~ 1mDGgo0oD - onnGneEo - - -.
-, - = : eQoa1ly - uAasesknsa
49, dno16 ~ - srnrr0eo -
Q1Aae.1 inqlslG6nQ, - t. 3 uuniilv
ossaFsd tAs69ln aokAUaoienal Hnssea
n10 - tUuinhsa buh onaoknun -
49, h11Anaa1Ir nUuWo - ~
- e1aAs - e tnlpg4aliss' :
- - ~ - 0ais1sa n
- eHy aev0lttsfna 90 $1,000, :
es.aeeve yns9 opoeaaestssa q apeli-
49, = - S.Sessa u vAsa
n - = -. laEeAR oAAss1Baa
ea4S = sepliaahs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-16

Al Tie 6ftieth session Of the 6eattsta-
eal Society, Mr.. Robert 0i6sn. Of ths
British Board Of Trade, delivered an
inaugural address ~ president Of the
society, sslsosine - his subject "ths
progress Of the working olassss In the
last half century" Soms Of his con-
cluaoas are interesting and instructive.
He soand, IN all GASES whore comparison
" possible, that the increase In money
wages in ths past fifty yssrs ranges
froO 70 70 100 pse ssot, vhils the aver
49, hours Of labor we're diminishsd
vssy nsasiy 70 psr esnt; that, in Other
voeds, IL Eaalssh workman Of today
rsssivss froG 10 70 100 pr esut more
monsy for - pr esnt lsss work than
hi predecessor Of Fifty ysArs ago. Re
plyina - ~ qusssioa vha thss the eoss
Il living had mot psoportionaAsly In
asAssd. II. 0i9sn nd thas most
astieaN a sonsnmption hAd dinin-
iaAsa u psies. ssfssSing 70 tas ssduc-
eios in ths cost Of brsadstu4s-vhsss
in par1isalar-aG especially notsxorthy.
Mat aad hasss ssns hAss issrsassd -
Dg3na hos ma snoaRA. II his opisioo,
- nsatxalizs the advantages gained.
Nsas foemssiy vas seldom asaainabis
By Ne working elAssts, md svsa max
in doe allowance 1De iacrsaasd houas
rent, he rise In that would still leave
H. vorkmaa larger margin than ~
oasd - haSs for mtscsilanS0us ex-
psaasa. FaFshsr shan thh ~ spsakss
aaimsa soas hossss wsss bsssss asd
thas ~ inereased reat Vas mainly
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n q y + n II Il e q ET.
Corrected daily by the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL RANK
OF SEATTLE.

rHAs. NAHER. LEADING WATCH.
" HAhse and jeweler. in tho Yesler-
Leary block. deals in Diamonds. Watches,
OryAns and Other Nusical instruments.
NotAEil Seal ~ - Watches and Jew
elry reuatred and warranted. selo II
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HEFNER &
DlSHON,

HAVING FORMKD A COPARrNER-
II shin. ~ a1Aounee to he citisenD q
SeaS1le and IN PARTIES viGlting Puget
sound that % hcy for snle Ne bu1l1eD
loes. resideoce property and. SahuThaA
haockA AisA
1jmb0g lan00 and
Agricultural Lands :.
You Wil nd Is % your interest," - eoA
O ~ before p1fchasing elsewhere.
Once, ~ Co00ore3Al Serose SeeSA.
W. r. al
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HANGs-BAATz-n Port Nadison, Dec.
e = - tha reeidencA q Capt William h.
Hamlin. BY Henry C. Hale, J. p, james
Port Andfson.
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FOR oalo.

GOD LUNCHEON COULTER.
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