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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12
Mus benz ionnigen Siibcr.

Serr SOiepb q. gutbon, elm Barber
i'm v@utaw Souie", Baltimore, Mb., iast,
baB er eli Sabre lang am &beumatismus
lit unb SuweiIen 10 i6limm selabmt mar,
baB ct taum seben fonnte. Wie sr iast,
wurbe er burd 3wei g~inrsibunssn NIT ct.
Satobs Gel, benz srOBen S6mer,entilssr,
turirt. au4 feline S9weiter, Srau annis
@insrOue, bic an 9ronii6en anfdnsn BON
@efi6tsreiBen lit, empfins basur9 srobe
2inberuns unb fe meint, baB ibm tsin ans
beres gfittel 9Iei9tommt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12
a II D.
9eutf@Iano.
d. NJ a.

- QuS grauni6weis i6reibt man:
vgor einisen Sabren, als bic Yetroleumss
funbe in SeIbeim BEL Peiue 9robes
@ufieben erre9ten, besann man AUDI in Der
llmseseno pom Srauni6wei9, meldes ia
nur etpa ,pei Stunben BON Yeine %entfernt
lit, nod Ystroleum gu bobren. 0ieie Bob
runssn wurben jebod nur iebr oberfld9li6
bstrieben, iiibrten besbalb gu teinem Ste
iultate unb wurben balb pieber aufgescben.
sSn bieien Sasen bat man inbeB Die gobs
riinsen wieoer aufsenommen unb Swar oi6t
BEL Ser Stabt Brauni6weig, auf benz Ger
rain Der ebemaligsn abtei, iesi9er bsr,oss
lider 0omdne &ibbassbau en-.
Oiesmal i9einen bic Bobuungen, pel6e
i'm Suffrage zines anonpmen Goniortiums
aei9eben, nit a0er @nsrsie betrieben mer,
ben su ioaen. Sadueritdnsise slauben
aus Der Yobenbeihaiienbeit auf suten @r.
fOls (ssniisenoe 9ieibObrunsen porausses
iett) i9lieBen 81 biirfen.
8aben.
-gti6t iebr erfreuli9 lauten bic na9s
itebenben geri6te aus Dem freunoltden
2anbe gaben: Sn &ensingen pulbs
Der Yoliseibiener unb Der 9id6tpd9ter ror
benz S60fienseridt uerurtbeilt. neil Tie Ell
mem giirser Na9ts | ubr Die 5eniter eins
seporfen, in GrieberQb Der giirsermei.
tier Saller pon @iitenba9 nit Is Sa9en
6aft beitraft peeen Sdld9erei unO Gouf:
bdnbeln unS in Seupeiler i'm @lottertbal
lit Der iriibere 8iirgermeiiter NIT isiner
Masb bur69ebranut groBe S6ulOcn, 6ruu
unb 4 6inoer i'm GIenb ,uriitlaReuo. Sn
Der 3but re6t nette Siener uno 9iter bes
@eIetes!
Seiien.
= Sber SGulbeim. On Der
6aiierltraBe, mad @0rritabt gu, eini9e
bunbert S9rittc pom Dem b0diten Bunft
Ser ProuinS, Ser y86rritubter S0be", itebt
cine i~teinerne llrfunbe aus uralter 3eiten,
Der Jog. vQan9e Stein", elm 6olOB pon
etpa s SUB 9ide unb 10 SUB SObenbObe.
Der Yeiiber bes Nfers ma6te li9 II oa>
ran, nit etli6en grbeitern ben Stein ums
,ulesen, nm, wie man er5dblt, 6unoaments
iteine gu %sepinnen. Der Stein warb auf
Der einen Seite lOsseSraben, ais er pl6ss
lid umi3lns unb ben 22iabrisen Burden
&l0iter unter ii9 besrub. Der llnsliids
lids war iofort tobt. Gin anberer 9lrbeis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12
Cine Mnaelegcnbeit in Waiiadnietts,

Yeabobp, Muh. = Die yQreB" bic,
flyer StaOt ia9t: Sine ieit Sebn Sabren
bier pobnbafte Dame Tilt an itartem Nits
feni6merS. Sic sebrau6te ct. Satobs
Sel, nllr cine tur5e !3eit, erIanste bebeus
tenoe ginberuns unb wurOe i6IiebIi6 pOais
aebeilt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12
Sebens Tragen.

5raset BEN bsiten Grst lssIider Sdule. mas has Fdttin
Der @sIt lei fmr Ssrubisuus unb Gtiuuss cusr Srrttas
ton Der Ssrpsn unb fir Ssilung nsruSier seitpeetn ole
Ter 6ormsu, iuslsit ben eririidencen, natirliten S6ldf
sineS ainoes s~swabrens.
uue er wirS Sud Obue 36seru Gutwortsn:
.Sopisn In issltder Seitaii!"
8apttel1 1.
Sraot ireenbpelds Der bCoeutsuofcu aerSts:
.Nel6e Meei;in 1T has bste, ia etuS9 iuperIolh9t
SeiImtitel iir geistu Der Nieren uHe Sorn : SrSGnt' ptt
9riabt's 6rantbeit, Sarurubr, SGrnperb0ltuhs oerf ms
wtatirlides Sarulaicn, nnc lir oue benz preitdsn YES
ldledt anbaitenoen lebsIY"
llnb Fe lptrbeu Sud uusNrldIid nno uGderhdlia la'
sen: ,Sudul"
fraat oisielsen GerSte: i.
.NaS lit oas ,uuerldiis tie uub fderitt Sstlnttiel lnr
oe Yeberbeidmtreen oSer SpSpepfo, &eritoplt9ct, V0IS
Iiqtett, mulariides oou oneeres Steber &C., unp Ns Hu''"
sud iugcn:
.AlraunpurSel oosr S0p,njabn!"
0enu alis oteie Seilmitt,l, nit onern sIeid ~petbre''
len p%erbunotn.
3um Sopfens itters psrsiutst iap, lit
(Sdlub iolgt)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12
Satnots.

@ouuerneur SamiItOn bon Sainois
fties fir5lid in Solicit in einen 3us Der
Chicago 9ltrn Babn, UNI na9 Sprinss
fieIb gu fabrsn. gr iebte iid neben einen
Sarmsr unb fraste i'm, NO sr bin wOae.
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hotter mer Sinte.

gte bsliebt,n neusn eiieruen t6uisI. Yohcampi6ih'
&otteroan, 3aauodm
Sdteoam, Waas,
Amiteroam, Sdolten,
qeerbam, 9dlant,
fabreu ieeen 0tittwob pou Rep yert, uno spar ben hRss
Mtttpo6 mad AmIterpam ut ben rd1litu Dftttpod 'GS
Totterbam. uno bieten paliasieren nod uno smt8ronteHe 'E
Souamp, 9eIsien, Der @beinse9sno, Sao;
semti6Iauo uno Der Sdltpeil
eiue por,hsli6e, bequsme uuo b6bit argencbme 6eiisesi's
9erbeit.
Die Dompisr fnb uue in paTerSidtsn Abtbeilnn9sn o.
baut. Die erne 0alute bat ale mooerntn Werbsilrnnashs
Srebtlble, elettrti6e Sdeaen. eroBs Siaterooms une ias
perbe 9aiel. gr;t uuo StepGroers. Prets $40.
ptidenbe q nit ganS uor5ngltder Nolt une SspaHe'
lung.
Bon glelp gort nod ROTTERDAM uno amiteroam otAtRn.
Bon Rotteroam uno Amieroam mad Stem BORT ...... SG
Iaberes bel a.. ". @orris,
generals PdiG9e Agent,
50 Sroa6pap, v, y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12

-9lus benz 6ir6ipiel Sreben miro Dem
v0eltfdlii9en Yoltsblatt" mitsetbeilt, baB
baielbit in ben lstten Sabrem Die Ginpobs
nersabl betrG6tli9 absenemmen babe, in
6olae beiiem IS b~eionbers an Sienitperios
nal feble, unb gauern, Die friber ,pei
&ue6te unb brei Mdsbe bislten, miiBten
ii6 iebt nit einem 6ne6te unb elmer Wiagb
bebelfen. Die Qbnabme Der Veuslferun9
1T bauptid6li9 bur9 auSwanoeruns per.
anlaBt poroen. 90 bat li6 !. g. cine
Der groBen gauernidaiten nm $50 SeeIen
p%erminosrt.
Sc (Sreis Srilon), II.
San. Oils OterfwiirOi9teit miro uOn bic,
mrit9etbeilt, OaB 6reitag 2benO sesen a
llbr bel itarfem S6neegeitOber lid iiber
bieii9er Staot elm @ewitter entIuo uuO bel
glit in bieii9en &ir9tburm einldlug UNI
,iinbete. S0s Seuer wurbe crit 9e9en 8!
ubr entOeft, bann aber icfort SslOl6t, 10
baB Der anseri3tete S9aSen elm serinser
lit.
- Sin i6lauer gierbrauer IN Weltfalen
besann nod I'M SpdtBerbit einen Seller
bau, aber trot Der srpBen slrbeiterSabI
sins gu ieinem @erser bas @usi9a6ten
bes @runOes gar ni9t uOrpdrts. aber
plOtli6 fam Elm munSeriamer Seuereifer
in Die geute, unb BON Sases9rauen bis gum
ipdten Nbsnb sruben iie NIT elmer beiipiels
loisn gmiistsit; ni9t Sturm nod &esen
bemmte fie, unb bic Wablseiten wurben
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-31

I Walla WaIl4 Union. I

Owing to Governor Neweli's peculiar
pennanshIp and the hasGy action OF the
Legislature ~tv raj laws enacted by the
last Legal NIys Assembly of Washing
ton Territory srre held void or vo,dabie.
10 care those srrufs and make the laws
Rood, MIR. BreAts sucoeeded III having a
bill passed by Congress. 1t WAS ap-
proved ON the 5ih of July, and is as fol
lows:
An act to validate ard cure defects in
CERTAIN ACTS Of the Legislative Assembly
of Washington Territory.
Be IL enacted, ETC., That ali those Ger
tain acts passed by tue Legislative As.
senbly OF the Territory II Washington
at Its ninth biennial 3, ssion, coInnenc
ing Monday, October l, 1888, and ending
November -, 1888, namely:
An act to correct errors and supply
defects IN the Code of Washington.
An act amending Chapter 1913 of the
Code relative tn the construction and
maintenance Of dikes ami bitches.
An act To prOhibIt the sale of toy pis-
tolls, firearms and tobacco TO children
under tie age of IL years.
Au act la relation to prosecuting At.
torneys, defining their duties aud fIxIul
their compensation.
An act TO supply deficiencies in the
appropriate IN for the hospital for the
insane for the fiscal years 1882 and 1888
An act 10 provide for holding term
of the District Court at Port townsend
An act TO enable the County Commls
sioners Of Yakima county to build Ger.
tam bridges in Yakima county.
An act 10 legaliZe certain ordinances
and proceedings of the City Council Il
Seattle In condenning strip of l4ud
for a public sJreet.
An act 10 provide for the payment ol
bills for printing blank commissions fol
general officers, commissioners Of deeds
and notaries public. Cor use of the ex,
ecutive department..
An act 10 establish the county seat oi
Garfield county at PoneToy.
Notwithstanding the omission Of the
enacting lause or the date of the Gov
eTnor's approval. ths mIsd ltIng Of such
approval, or other defect or other ire
gularity, are hereby validated aud con
tirmed as of November 2S. 1888, wher
they are supp sed To have been ap
proved.
S.c2 ? That the words "subd vision
twelve be inserted III the act of safe
eeIslative Assembly, entitled An ao
to amend ) ciion 3i7 of the Code o
Washington" apor November %
| 1888, immediately after the v ori that
wnerc IL uo;urs Eirst ia said act, aud In
mediateIy before t.ie worJ section
therein. aud that construction nnC
effect DO given To So i act as though u
o1ut lined said words.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-31

/ In Nav, 1888. Rev. J. wiahser. a
rather peculiar appe ring Swiss Bap-
tlst preacher # diminutive stature. ap-
pared IN toe booming tovr on Bel ing
ham Bay, bou2at two lots f-r himself.
erected little house, now grown to
res s@ctable dimensions, announced ser
vices IN hall, and soon secured he
contract for ? church lot from Captain
h'ed-r, overlooking the. bav. beautiful
for -ita tiiuo. and started = subscription
Tor Baptist Ca1rcl. Pie IL = were.
hlnhly feseiy =. w;le' h.r itr2..-pr su Al .
PROMISES W re -er1r,i pf gifts frJnl
abroad, -nc tue iulle b B,ptlSt Churcl
Nas the mrs. 70 orr me- In the t. of
"natcon, setIia. II txistei. ca Nth II
oAptisn Ia tfe purs ViieEs of the hay
1t the 'Ifoe of .ts irst meeting. Slowl.
nat surely the subscrl lptIon paper in
Gre ised la le1ltc, and e rlv ia tue
spring ot 'he ;if~s ut YER buIIdIng was
commenced. ead last SUNDAY ded Ca
tion servIc-s w-Ie held by The pastor,
assisted by Rv. DJ. Pierce, of Sea tie.
Rev y. Is. Harmon. missionary of the
northern Counties, Rev. Potter. of the
United Brethren, and Rev. McElwin,
Presbyterian A short statement was
read, showing the I'm 4Hclal condition TO
be little minus, there being arrears to
tue amount of flo45O. This was raised
by the congregation, two sermons were
preached by the Seattle pastor, tue dec
icatory prayer offered by Rev. n. r.
Harmon, and the mouse decl red unin
cnmbered. The house I5 26x40 feet,
with vestlbule sxl0 feet in front, l6 fee
To the ceiling, and 81 feet to the top of
the spire. Tue wainscOting is beaati-
fully grained, a&d the seats built on
very neat pattern, are oiled and flushed
IN saeilac. The pulpit. built by MIR.
thompson, Sc clndinavian, of this
city. lsa real gem, built on An Inde-
pendent aud seryiceable pattern, ad-
Unstable To the hight of the minister.
The house completed cost $lC90. of
which the Baptist Home Mission So-
ciety of New York, gives 500, other
friends abroad $40, and the balance by
the residents of Bellingham Bay. The
little church hopes for active spiritual
Sork rev that It's financial efforts have
eliminated, and will take Its place AS
one of the strong moral Influences OF
the town. +.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-31
LI NiRkk NOTES

Lansing. Mich. is having a binding
boom. A ioc.l builder estimates that
two hundred houses are in process of
erection.
The ~ pniation of Muskeeon, Mich.
by the new State census il 1895; the
inoreas" within the past four years be
ing 65EI.
The largest days saving ever done in
the mill at Du Bois, Pa, WAS accom-
plished July Sd. The total amount of
lumber cot in e.even hours was 192. 400
feet.
NJ. L. Stockwsll recently purchased
the island of Antioos.i. in the Gulf of
st. Lawrence, for $l0i 900. IL was sold
at anotion. The island contains 2600
square miles.
Henry Sherry, of Neenah. Wis, sold
recently S,000,0O0 feet of upper Wolf
river hogs. averaging three and a half
To the thousand, To Oshkosh parties, at
! $l7 a thousand, delivered At the loom.
The Vest Michigan Lumber Company
| of Wo' iville, Nswsygo county, Mich.
/ intends Offering snoh Inducements to
/ Hollanders ~ shall bring i',-a on To
the compauy's denuded laBds for set
| tlement.
The North American Land and Tim
| ber Company, j. Il. WItki.'s enterprise,
/ IL prosecuting it- drainage undertaking
scheme in lower Louisiana. Dred .es
are employed, and u il the intention tn
| thus reolaim 5000 acres for agricui-
| tural purpoies.
A machine for making paper pulp
/ from stwdust was recently put mp at
Giens Falls, N. Y. aud is pronounced a
success. The pulp shows long tibar,
from which fiue qu .lity of book, neSs
and wrapping paper is made. 4 ten ton
paper mill will be built at once.
| ]. q. Granger. residing near Like
| Charles, La, will send to the New o.
leans Exposition, rs An exhibit, peach
| tree eight years old. that ~ three feet in
circumference and - feet high, the um
bragg covering space NJ feet in dlsn.-
e.er. IL has borne fruit since il was two
years old.
The X md Lumber Company, Of Bar.
| linQton, Iawa, was the victim Of a clever
trick ON july llth. About five O'Clock,
when only Maj Horner. the buokkeeper,
| and a carpenter wele In the office, a
stranger came IN and induced toe for
mer To 90 ont and show him some la IL
Der. Then couple of meu 90. tue car
penter to go To look at = builiiag wh'cs
| they said needed repairs. aud. while the
office WAS thus left u1guarded, fourth
person slipped in and took from dravrI
| $500 ia cash. u nnmber of drafts and q
bank book, and made his escape.
The steamer Storm King left City Isl
and, near New York, ON Thursday, July
| 18th, for Bo ton, With raft of pine
spars for schooner masts. The lot con
sisted OF 40 sticks, worth about $lJ
each, making a total value of $O.0oO
The course Of the raft il down VINEYARD
Sound shoals 20 honomoy point, Chat
ham, where good weather and smooth
water IL awaited in order To safely gel
around Cape Cod. This is the fifta yeai
that the Poston rowbost Comp thy Ia,
RATED spars from New York.
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IEAsaERs EXAMINATION AND kiNC
COMFY INsIfstCE.

The next regular meeting for the ex-
animation of teachers, as provided Ia
section 25. Washington school law, will
be beld at the Central Schoolhouse in
the city of seattle on "Wednesday and
rhur,day, August IL and Ii. 1854, be-
ginning It 3 o'clock a. M.
The King County Institute will hold
a session August l4th, 10th and 10 b, at
the above named place, beginning at
O'Clock u. m. All teachers holding cer-
titicates in the county are required bS
section 10 of the school law To be pres
ent aud participate la the work OF the
institute. 20iw .. 5. JONES.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-31

ORKooS AND CALIFORNIA RAILRoAp
ELECTION AT recent meeting of q q
stockholders of the Oregon aud Cali
fornia Railroad Comptny the following
gentlemen we're elected directors: Lon
dom Baard-C. Z. Bretherton, George III.
Hopkinson, X ID. Prebies. Patrick Ba.
chan ani Henry Willard. Portland
Board-Donsld Macleay, X. p. Earhart,
X, Koehler, John Mctlraken. George III
Andrews aud w. W. Bretherton. AZ q
meeting of the new Board Of Directors
held here yesterday the following OH
GERS were elected: President, Henry
Willard; Vice President. Chas. Z Breth
srton; Second Vice presid-nt. X Koch
ler; Secretary and Treasurer, George II
Andrews; Assistant secratary aud TreaF'
urer, New York. q. A. SpodoEd; Assist
aut Secretary and Treasurer, Londor
III. III. Tyndale; Consulting Eaeinees
London, W. A. Smith; Supervising En
Qine. 10 the trustees, w. w. Brother
ton. X. koehler was reappointed mat
aoer and j. Brandt superintendent. -
Oregoaian.
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. rkRhASEsr INSTITUTION.

m.n. y Washington Territory Employ
.s ssa Bureau has been established two
- 3 Ahu has proved itself a benefit to
y "a sound. A visit to this opmpany's
49, surprised as. We found upon
~ sassine, the enquiry office fitted up for
rsa,.a saisfmation adioining reception
nasl They conduct a thorough em-
f., S-eni bureau, where all ia SAINT of
ehs.'Ass u'Ass heip can be- suited free Of all
SaT. T Their business department,
rcs.ss ~ sa'e, 10 Let, Lease, have separate
ms.a They sell safes ON The install
snsa pan, arrange fire and life insur.
4 y, seii railroad and steamer tickets
- ~ parts Of the world. There have
msr. msny nan attempts to open employ
roa,a. o'nces and business agencies in
visha.s. oy y, and on the sidewalks, and
iii, ~. any experience, but they gener
mans s..e We dust in short time. The
bad OF this well known firm ha,
y oea ~ Experience OF q years. We de
81 Il. ds morse shows TO beat us.
PIokKRrNo Il Co. Agents.
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and ~ AREs-tbe Oregon Railway
De ssueation Company has placed
focb 49, rer George Z. Starr on the
opon.s.: s~een Seattle and Victoria, In
iii san 90 the Eliza Anderson, and
dnoeS = freight and passengers at re-
J.Hrles. For particulars apply 10
hey, al City deck. myI dw
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Ask A. b. Stewart far HESLEYs DAN
pxr.rox Tox1c and take No ether. ~
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For weak and dcbilitafcd constita
tians take HKsLKY's DAspELIcS foSIc.
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voR WEEK i.H:
o,,Iy AND wEEkLS:

o-,,essionaI cards, 81 per month for one
RI and S3 per month for one-haif inch.
ben g cents line for one week, ana
N mcents line per month.
WccssnnmerciaI Wcsn advertising. 81 an inch for
~ week, and 81 an inch per month.
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.nvERTIsINc RATES
FOR DAILY:

r-.,sss;ou al cards, 8 per month io- enc
RI md 81 per month TOR one-haIt 'nch.
Local. T. IDs sp,s for six hs insertions. 1t e and s.
cenn advertisements, 20 cents an
Cohn ans insertion, Sl.j0 an inch for bix
incn gn a. an inch for two weeks, $50
insel sn werks. and p per month.
FOR WEEK kLH:
OCCASIONAL cards 81 per month for one
,,eh ssd 81 Oper month Tor oaehall Inch'
'hI hIIocsls, 10 zen line Tor o. e insertion
Z q cents line per month:
ana s1a1uercial advertising, 81 per zach for
OVanaerfion. and 81 per month.
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btnss. bnqners the lover, but HEx.rY's
's iosic conqasrs tie liver. "a
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IL AZ aIl've curative effects. Que bot
q An. aysFs Sarsaparilla is worth three
~ other name.
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,ro RENT A roMEoRTABLE HOUSE
l in ! Eood location. Addcs -, with
full particulArA " A D c. t4is oEtice- -
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TO Let.

LIME OFFICES IN THE CLAYTON
IL block single or en- suit myli
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TWO SLACK-BARREL cOoPkRs
i can ind s'eady employment oy sp-
plying AZ the Barrel Factory. ty9
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PROFESSIONAL.
ATTORNEYS-aT-i.Aw.

Office in room l, over Ballard & Sox's
hardware store, Front ST.. seattle. W. L.
mr3 n
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-04-10
LAND OFFICE at Fergus FAM MIMI, March

soiis s sh<.eey e,venthat Acknowledgements
nal proof "a support OF his CLAIM, and that said
proof will hesnAae before the k1xister and Re-
cefver atIsrgus Falls, Num-, on May 9Th, 1854,
s5s3, fsr the * swX Section az Township ls4.
Range IS. HS names the following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon. and cult.
vation of, said land, viz: Jonas. Hofsberg, Olans
Anderson. John G. Anderson. Mis- Nilsson, ali Of
the Post Oface Of Wadena,. W adsna Co., MINI.
Asst. = B. N. JOHNSON, Register.
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AND OFFICE at Fergus Pam Minn., March

LAND OFFICE at Fergu, Pam MIMI, March
3d. 1854. -,
Notice il hereby given thstt tho following
named settler has flied nstice R his intention to
make ann1 proof in support Of hts claim, and that
said proof Will be made before Register and Re-
May ed, 1854 viz: Francis Healerson homestead
application No. 1924, for thu :nwX Section 30,
1872, North, Range u West. He names
the following with :sseS to pHoV4 his; continuous
resi- aenee upon and cultivatlosof. said land viz:
Peter SaImond, David Orr, Phi3tp H. West, H. G.
Perkins, sIl Of town Of ElMeI Farkers4 Prairie
P. O. 44N. JOHNS ON,
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LAND oFFlcE atFereus FallS3 Minn., March

LAND oFF1eE atFersus Fall6 Hinn., March
18th, 1854. ~
;. Notice = heseby given tha1 he following.
nanled settler has hcd notice a. his intention to
make hnal ptoef ID support oe us claim, and
that said preof will be made before the Register
1884 viz: CLANS Anderson honesslsd application
No. $751; and additional No sal, ~ the w mex
and ~ aw1 Section 20. Township 134, Ran1e rs.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.
saidland, viz: Peter Johnson, Nib Nilsson, Jonas
forsberg; John q. anderson, all tAe Pest Onaee Of
sWAdena, Wadena Co MINI. -~tse
: $50. =. B. N. JoHNsox, Register.
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LAND OFFICER Ct E.rxus aslls Mimi, March 81,

Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler hae filed notice Of his intention to make f.
nal proof ia support q his claim, aad that said
u. s Land ONCE At Fergus Falls Mimi, on May
23d, 1884 VIZ: Bengt Nilsson homestead No 66e&
for the VIZ swx Section rs. Township 1872. n.
Range 81, ". s. P. N. He names the following
witnesses to prove his coatlnuoHs residence upon,
and cultivation Of. said land, Wiz Knut Peterson,
John Murray Axel Olson, EnoSh Carlson. all Of
Parkers Prsirie. MINI Ban. JOHNSON,
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LAND OFFICE 1t Fergus F.Hs Ihnu., March

LAND oFF1cE q Fergus FsHs lt,nn., March
: 1sth, U.s.. -. - :. :. j:
nasued aettier Ines fled notice aEhis Intention to
make final pfooi IN support 1t HIS claim, and
that said proof will be made beAke Register and
Receiver q Fergus Falls, ktnn: May sth 1881.
the NJ Of, The nwA Section IL Township 134,
Rance Is He names he foilowtag witnesses to
prove his contiHao,ls residences utOb and cult
Porsberg, sOlans Anderson. 1ohu 0 Anderson, all
Eof the Post ONCE ofWadeae. s1adela Co, Mimi.
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Statement
wADHNA COUNTY. MIMI.

: "ADHNA COUNTY, A1NN.,
Showing tie amount Of recsipts for
County parpe.e. and the Expendi-s
tnres for the sqms; also showing ths.
Liabilities Of: tie County and 10!
: Reso,trces to discharge the tane, Hr5
'the focal year commencing MarA;
1T. 1883, ara ending February 2oA
1854, - ,.: ..-
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sr1 1ass e y MIWF lasss' SIS. i -,
I,F. c. Field, Auditor Of Wadena Co., Mjnneso-
a. do hereby eertifS hist The foregoing /. t.e
C9aa5, from III ~. day Of February, 1855 to the
Given under my had and seal this 18th day Of
March, 1884,
tsEAIl ~ coanty Auditor.
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Notice Is hereby given that ttsfollowing:n named
bis ssd mid
proof will be made before Regis6e1 and Receiver
b. 8. Land Office at Fergus Fsfls Mimi, on May
ED, 1854 viz: David Orr Homestead applica ton
No. 1914, for the mex Section h, Township lac,
Range 81. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of, aaid land, viz: II. s. Perkins, Philip H.
West, Peter salmond, Francis Henderson. all of
Psrker5 Prairie, MINI. b. Il. JOHNSON,
456 Ct. :, Register.