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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-21
THE WEATHER PROPHETS.
The sixnai Service Predicts Ger
rectly se Times in 100.

WAsHIsCTos, OcG. 9.-Gen. Greedy
chief signal officer, in his annual re-
port invites attention to the made
quaey of present methods TO insure
proper instruction in military signal
ing at army posts. The percentages
of successful weather predictions Tor
the year were for weather, TS4; sind
rs s: temperature, 1i.2; an average O.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-21
SINGULAR AMBITION.
A Crazy Girl who is Determined to
Be a Cowboy.

STOCKTON, Oct. oo.-Mary Abbott, q
i6-year old girl residing with her par
ents near Woodbridge, was to-day
sent 10 a private asylum for restraint.
She is a victim Of yellew covered liter
ature and says she wants to be COW
boy. She has twice escaped from
home armed and equipped for life IN
the mountains, but has been returned
hy officers each time On the last oe-
easion. yesterday, party with guns
chased her some time before she be-
came entangled in brush and was
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-21

A Chinaman Robbed Of SCOOTER



PORTLAND. Oct. 2o.-A few days
since Lee Dow placed $1,000 with a
merchant named Lee Dow Yuen for
safe keeping. This morning Lee Cab
Ming, representing himself to be the
agent of Lee Dow, called for the
money, which was handed over to
him. Later in the day Lee Dow
called for the money. Being told that
Ling had drawn the money he became
frantic, and said he never authorized
any one to draw the money. A war
rant was issued for Ning's arrest He
has not yet been found.
Mr. Herman Steinman, the promi-
nent Seattle architect, is in the city
looking after the progress of the In
dustriai Fair building.
j. NJ Wheeling and wife, L. Z. Nc
Dewitt, and II. F. Comaken, of Seattle,
are in the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-21

CLEvELsSp, Oct. -Senator John
Sherman made his first speech Of the
campaign a. Music hail tonight 10
800 people, under the auspices
OF the Western Reserve Protective
Tariff League. He devoted the even
ing TO the tariff. and discussed the
Nils bill quite shoroughlv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-21

FAEfe, Oct 11-Preilminary agree
Inent between the French syndicate
controlling the copper market and the
Rio Tintcs Copper Company has BEEN
signed. Is IL sail negotiations have
been concluded ey which the con
;rArfs at present existing between the
syndiezte and American companies
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-21
Anuroved bv the presfaent.

WAsHISGTos, Oct. 2o.-The president
has approved the acts making appro-
priations for the enforcement OF the
Chinese exclusion act, the act for a
lighthouse on Roe island, Cal, and the
act in regard TO the time for meeting
of electors for president.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-21

Jersey showed shas great p-ugress had
neen made in work in factories
ihTon ghout the eoantrs Miss Willard
introduced Miss Ella Mckerrnan Of
Alaska. whom she said was frafer-
nal delegate. Miss McKersnan spoke
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A spanish Censerya.ive Mesbed,

MApslD. Oct Republican rioters
fnobhed enor Canovas del Castillo AZ
Ssrsgossa KS. nigh. and stoned his
house. Tae rioiIng continued Tor
ho1rs. The governor vas porsrisss 10
oueil fhe distQrbznses.
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The Pre.idens,s New Yerk rr,,.

WASHINGTON. Oct. a0-The presi-
dent reviews the business mems pa
rade in New York next Saturday az
ternnnn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-21

Gen. Harrison was the recipient TO-
day OF a roid-headei cane given by
employees Of the Defiance Hose Com
pany OF TicondeTago. n " also a
mammoth broom three feet wide
with an eight-foot handle, voted to the
general at ST. Mary's Catholic picnic
at waynehurg, Ohio.
This next Republican, demonstration
occurs Thursday the e5th. which j.
set for the reception OF the working.
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was enough. She did not wish to see him
again. He rose quickly and left the house, not
caring to face the doctor now. He walked
across the fields to the deacon's house. II
was deserted, for the discussion over his case
was very warm and the meeting not YET
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28

s.. Saupin; 9omprs,, 8. Guoilin, @oirefpn=
tatne, s. s. Souiborb; Rema9ne, &. $. Cams
bin Ro9ebaut, u. 9o6et; Senieriitb, s. 3
Gouion; Straimont, g. Waqust; Sraniin=
mes, u. s. 9ebrp,
6ernsr wurben nod gu gisssrmeiftsrn
e%rnannt:
SIN gatna6, 9. u. ROrtsban; in arbrefuns
tame, 5. $. Sarbette.
Girptusen. am 81. San, Gbenbs
sesen balb Z ubr, b6rte elm sepiher 9.
pom bter, meIdsr in BssIsituns einiser
6reunbe BON Mesis Tam, 3uiiden Sirpins
gen nnt 9iffert cine belle Stimme, INN
5ilfe rufenb. sic eilten bsr Stsue 3u,
unb fanben' einen i'm S9nee Iiesenben,
pobI Betannten aus Siffsrt, Der absr 70
betruuteu mar, baB er uidt utsbr a0etn
sebeu tonnte. sic erbarmten fi6 nun
ieiner unb, ntsbr trasenb ais fibrenb, bra1s
ten iie i'm nod Sauie. Sdtten fe ni5t
ben 5iIferuf bea4tst ober ni9t ssbSrt, 70
pdrs susifelsobne Der Betruntene Wors
gems tObt sefunben worbeu.
gu DatsrmaI( @oupp) uurben Bel
benz Wtrtbe Sind 70 Otter 4ItoboI, weI5e
etnsei4musseIt uaren, pom ben Douansn
bef9Iasna5mt.
Sn aubsI III 5err Ibuotat NoIs gum
gi~rsermsiffer ernannt worben. au@
wurbe Der Iansidbrtse S9Offs, 5err Com
bisnns uon Der @Iouie wiscer sspabIt.
Die beIsii9e Breife bat zines
ibrer ti4tisitsn RitsIieber, ben Currents
burger Sran3 5anno, burd bsfen 9srs
f9eiben uerloren. 9erieIbe mar tn Bets
ten,burs seboren. ftubirte susrit in Oiebens
bofen, berua9 in Ramiir unb enbli1 In
BriheI. S1on TIM Sitter Don % Sabren
befaBte er it9 nit SournaIifit, trat in bic
Independence Beige" Elm, NO er bas
poIttiids Bulletin nit isItenem geritdnbs
mfg rsbistrte unb 10 ni5t penis 3u benz
Weltrufe s%enannten Blattss bsitrug unb
mar IN LESTER 3sit &ebattsur an Der gbros
uique. Sbmobl 2tberaIer, mar er bod
pom ieinsn poIitii9en @esnern bod aea4s
tet. @ae BIdttsr Der beIsii5sn Saupts
ffabt wibmtten benz 8sriforbsnen i~paltsns
LANCE IrtitsI. Der Sertorbsns parb au1
8. 6ebruar besraben.
Der Sabrmartt, Der am 2. Sebr.
su arlcn absebaIteu uarb, mar siemIt9
beiudt. Die greife uarer aniiaubts.
Der Wintsr mar aud In ben bell
sti9eu arbenueu elm barter. Die Surtbe
mar 3usefruren, ber S@nee iebr bod.
0ir meIbetsn sur 3stt, baB tn
Der Ra9t auf ben 81. Sanuar In BITE @ers
berei bes 5errn Retffer su IrIon einsebros
den unb 5tem!i9 uieI 9eber seitoblen parb.
Oie 9enbarmeris ma1te bic 9isbs binss
felt unb iie srbieIten pom 3u4tpoIiteises
ridt, 5ofmanu iowobI ais 8reper, ieber
Q Sabre 9efdnsntB uessu @tnbru9 uub
weitere 8 Ronate @efdnsniB wesen Sisbs
ftabIs auf benz Nrloner Wartt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28
Suxem6 s.
Wereiniate Staaten.

&m 0ien f q 9, ben 7. b. M., wurs
ben gu Quremburs, Dubuque &c., Soma,
bur9 ben bo9p. Batter Sbsrbroetlina
Serr George Waiers jr. NIT 6rGulein
Waria WasbaIena 8rsdt sbsIi6 setraut.
8tel Slid unb Ssssn i'm nsusn Stanbe !
Die So43eit mar etne nobele unb man
amitfrte ft9 gut.
Suunerer Or. pom Z. Sebruar
b. 8. melbsteu mir ben Cob Der Irau
Poau pon Detroit, Wi9., Init benz Be-
mertsn, baB fe 10 ober IL Rinbsr binters
IieB, bic bur9 CUTE Meni9en llntertunft
fanben. Oa bteier Nusbrud GnIaB su
WiBoeutunssn seseben, 70 ersdn3sn MIR
beute bic ansaber babtn, baB bic @rben
gouu ni9t in birftisen llmftdnben iinb,
tonbern auf sinem fdSnsn gaupIat Elm
t4ones SauS In ber Is. StraBe, etnsn
t46nen Store an Wi9isan guenus In
Detroit beiisen, aus benz fs &ente 3isben
nnb fonlt aud wobl bran ftn6. Oie 8ins
Der babsn nt4t BET frembsn 2eutsn Inter
funft gefunben, ionbern Der dIteite, etma
81 Sabre alte Sobn rnb has dlteife, etpa
10 Sabre alts Mdb9sn baIten bic 8ribsr
unb S4weteru i36u suiammeu. Dts
5interIafsni9aft Der gItern .it mebr ais
ssnisenb sur @~r5iebans Der &tnbsr.
@eitsr TT tn Der anseresten @orreipons
beng bic 9lnsabs ibsr so. Seins su berid.
tissn. 9erieIbe tam ni5t am IS. Mdr,
1S49 mad @merita, ionbern er fam 1879
mad Detroit, sins 1873 nod Der Ssimatb
3uriid, perbstratbete ftd NIT Warsaretba
@ottons unb bsibe reiitsn nod I'M ieIbeu
Sabre, 1878, pieber mad Detroit.
Im Is. Sebruar wurbe Wars.
Stmon, seborene &uppsrt, 3u Ga Gale,
Sa., auf benz 2odpoob Sir5bof our ewis
gen &ubs bsitattet. Srau Simon mat I'm
Sabre 1928 tn Sbsr6onpen, 2ursmburs,
seborsn. Ssit Idngerer 8sit an 2litbma
lsibenb, srIas fe mad 14tdsiser &rantbeit
ibren 2eibsu. Ser SamiIie unisr 8eiIsib.
8. g. g.
gu Wbapeton, Dat, III am l3.
Gebruar 0ttolas S4mis TN aItsr pon 81
Sabren seftorben, na1bea &c ale 81. Ga
franents en,pfanseu bate. Der 8eritors
bens NAT tu 5arltnsen seborsn unb NIT
gliiabetb S4mis, frlbsr Bet Caledonia,
Souifon Co., Winn., lpobnbaft, perbsis
ratbst. Spdter sos bis Samilie mad Seem
9IIbin, Soma. 9err Nit. S@mit NOR
i9on felt Ianssn Sabren trdntli& unb TIN
ibsrfam baun bas WerIansen mad @bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28
sasembnrsti@es aus Selsten.

Su ben o EN- einbsn ua5itsbsnbe,
acknowledgements Der Prouin3 2uremburs
inb na4be3eidnste Ssrrsn gu Sirsermsi
fern erraunt porben:
arroubieme arIon:
Sn rebinsen, 3. SernarS; Riebsrelter, q
8remer; RObreiart. y. Sip9en; SSrni6, i
Glauop.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sirton:
Sn Sampicourt, 8. 9. Saints arb; Sabap
a gieupe. 9. Slorentin; Samoiane, s. Sou
fin; RIQeS, u. 3. 2puppe; ct. War6, q. &
Strange; Sermes, 9. @uiaaume; Yiusrs a. b
g., s, Ricaiue; 2atour, s. 8. Elamiou; Rsir:
bspant: girtou, 8. 9. QspaSe; &uette. u. g
9eropsS eanisau; Sainte: Wfarie, e. Sanuls
8tQsrSs oepants Srpal, 3. y. Z. Noel.
arrsn biiemsnt Reuf9atsau:
Su Sramont, u. Seasusaur; Ssrbsumont.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28
Saar, Moiel, Gifel uub SuusrHd.

gu Trier warb AM 9. Sebruar cine
SuppenanftaIt fir bic arnen s%rSffnet.
Ssburg. Bei einem BON Sasbpd9s
tern aus 8srpiers In Der 9esenb ~ueranifaIs
tstsn sroBen Treibiasen, weI9es brei Gage
bausrte. wurben i'm @anssn erIest: 8
&sbb6ts, / Siri9talb I'm 9suidts pom
Is 8funb, IL Saien anb 8 Si9ie; cirea
IL Rsbb0de wurben ansei@O1en unS snts
tamen.
gu 6 fisI eth S5ieierbsdsr aug
Saarburs am I. Sch. pom Dad unb brad
Elm Bstn.
gu Eapern ftabIen Diebe Bel sinem
giubru1 fat idmmtIi9es SIetid brsisr turs
pOrber sei9Ia@tstsr S9petne.
Cine tppbusarttss &rauts
beit III in RanSsrf@eib unb ben umIiss
ssnben Srti9afteu urtsr Der S6uIiusenb
aussebrodsu. Die Sdulsn muBtsn auf
anbeftmmte 3eit gei4Ioien werbeu.
SilIiser lit uobl nod tsin 5aus
gum gertaufe ausssiebt uorSsn, gum Minis
beiten ni9t In Wes, ais bas in Der bintez
rem gu9ariusitraBe Rr. 9 seIesene Gns
weien. OafsIbe war NIT Sintersebdube
unb Sol srOB' 40 @r, fur Montas, ben
Is. Sebruar 1888, Ra5mittass 2 ubr,
gum 8ertauf ~ausssiest unb suar gum
S9dsunssprstie iass unb i4reibe -
fanfsis Srunten.
Den urfuItnen 1T enSIid ssifattst
porben in ibre RieoerIaf unseu gu .Erisr
3uridtsbrsn.
gu Grter bate ii5 bas Ereibeis Der
Woiel unb Saar 10 feftsetsiIt, baB man
briber geben tonnte. Dim 8. Sebruar
batteu fi5 4 8osen Der RoisIbrite nit
gis 3useiett.
ausbe 9roptamtss u Grier
purbsn am 7. Seb. 81 sroBe Ro1teHeI,
non bsnen isber 500 Otter bdIt, mad benz
@itsri9uppsn Srier lints ssbra9t. Sies
ben bsrieIbsn btIben ie cine Ri1e. Sic
psrben auf Stsuassn aufsefeat. WittsIf
Oampfbsisuns t0nneu inuerbalb 2 Stuns
ben bic Speiien barin ssfo5t wsrben.
Disis gorridtuns ioll I'M Sale elmer Wtos
btImaduus our Speiiung Der bur5fabrens
ben Gruppeu bienen. au9 in &artbaus
wsrSen, pie man bort, in Babe Az bems
ielben 3ued 3uei berartise Ri9eu pon ie
fieben Seieln aufssiteat.
Saarburs. gaf elmer in Der @es
senb pon Saba, Siert unb Yerl abssbaltes
men YoIiaeiiasb auf cine pon 2otbrinssn
beribsrsstomuens ftarte W6lfiu wurbe
bisisIbe Don benz G6rtsr Gbol in YerI
sIad!t4 erlest.
Serr BuriseIIi In 2ieisr bat
Der .gsrnt. 8ts." 3ufolse bas 8sinsut
Der Srau Wpe. Sobanu Bsrrss (Sreus
nins) pom 8elttusen, ca. $4,000 St6de
tduHi6 srporben. Der &aufprsis bstrdst,
wis man bort, lac, 900 Wart.
Oas neusfs GmtsbIatt ents
bdlt cine YoIissi:8 srorbnuns, ponad i'm
&ss. sBe3trt Erisr iussnbli1s Ysrionen
unb swar mdnnIi9sn 9si9ls9tss bis gum
polenbeten ifebasbnteu, ueibli&sn 9s.
idIs1tss Bis gum uoaenbeteu ie9ssebuteu
2sberSiabre ~ 5ffentlidenG anaIuifbartsitsn
unb benz gum gufentbalte flr bts Tbeils
nsbmsr an bsnlsIbsn bsftimmtsn @aumen
ni4t taseIafen wsrben barfeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28

ilebriae tam tn tIetneren Summen pom
peridtebeueu 2aien. Die YrdIateu finb
nit bieiem &eiuItate isbr 3ufrieoen unb
iessn ba1stbe auf &ednuns bes ~bstunoeten
Iebbafteu SntereIes or. gminen3 beS Srn.
Cardinal: grBbii1ofs, iopte AUDI auf Hets
nuns bes umifanses, baB bic llniperittdt
au @aibinston, psl9es our @r3btOceie
Baltimore 9ebSrt, errt5tet ptrb.
grsbi6ceie MiIpautse.
Sic prOisftirte meme Stride Der ct. So
fepb's.@ smeinbe su @auteiba iou aus
Stsiu erbaut, $50 SuB lang uno IS SUP
brett werben unb einen $50 SuB boben
Tburm erbalten. Sn elmer am Sonntas
abgsbaltenen misunderstanding wurs
ben $4,000 fir ben gau seseidnet, unb
weitere $4,000 birfteu uni5usr su bei9af:
fen iein, 70 bab Elm DritteI Der Bautoifen
gebett ware unb nit benz 8au beaonnen
werben t6nnte. Oie iibrisen ;psi Orittel
bOift man In ben beiben fOIsenoen Sabren
auftubrinsen.
Di0eefe Ga groie.
9as SubiIGum bsr ct. Soispb's:@ ss
meinbe gu Ga @roile 1T iett auf Sonns
tag, ben 80. aprit, anseisst.
Si6esis gIepeIanb.
Ser bodp'fte Siiduf 8iImour bat DOR
&ursem Elm RssIemeut fir bic &ir9en6Ore
fstuer Oi6ceie erIafsn, bur9 psl9es nit
Der giniibruns bes sresortaniidsn @bos
rails iowie Der cdcilianti9en Wufe in ben
bebeutenberen &ir9en @rnif sema1t wirb.
Die ibrisen iolen binnen elmer aewifen
Grift na4folgsu. Gin dbnli9er @rlaB
itebt tn Der Dt6ceie Ro9siter, q. g., gu
erparten, melbst bic columbia.
auSIano.
Mm 4. Je6ruar faab bic sroBe aubien,
Der 0incen3pereine Der sansen 8eIt in Der
Gala bucaIe bss 8atitans itatt. 4ntonin
Bases, Der General Yrafbent Der Cons
feren3eu, btslt babel bic 4nipra6e unb
iberrei1te Elm Nlbum Namens 1900 frans
aSfi4er @onferen5en uub IS, 900 Witslies
Der. Oer 81. Batter lobte bic gonferenaen
wesen ber 8etbdtisuns Der 6rifIi4en
@baritas unb forberte Re gum Gusburren
auf. S6lieBIi9 ertbetlte er allen 9lnwes
feuben unb allen pon ben Gonferensen I'M:
tsritiistsn armsn ben pdpfIi9en Sesen.
Neue selisipreduus. - am SOnntas.
%. Sanuar, fanb I'M 8atitan bic feierli6e
Seltsipreduns bes ebrpirbisen Oieners
9ieners @ottes 2ouis 9risnon be Wont.
fort, bes @riinbers Der MiifonGre pom
81. Settle, ftatt. 9is weitsren Selisipre.
@unsen rparen, Iaut WsIOuns r6mii9er
gIdtter, auf bic ~foIsenbsn 5 Sonntase ans
beraumt, unb 3war IN na9itebenher &eibens
folse: y Der ebr,pirbise Clemens Maria
5ofbauer BON Wten, aus Der Congregation
Der &ebemptoriften; q Der ebrpirbise
Gssibtus Rarta pom 81. Sofspb, 2aisns
braber Der urbei9ubter Winortten bes 81.
getrus BON aIcantara; 81 Der sbrpirbiss
Selir BON Hicofa, 2aienbruber bes gapus
ctnersS rbens; ~ Der sbrwirbiss Sobann
8aptiit be Ia Gale, @rinber Der drift
lt@en S@uIbribsr; s. bte sbrplrbise
S4weiter Waria Soispb pon ct. 9lsnss
(Snss be genisamin), ausufinerin aus
ber fpanii1eu Oi6ceis 9aIencia.
Ste Jefte Der nsuIi1 canoniRrtsn Sci,
ltssn, finb anseiest, wie foIst: Dis I 81.
Serptten IL. Sebruar; ct. Sobannss
Ber4mars Is. Ausuit; ct. Beter glas
per 9: Sspt.; ct. aIpbOns &Obrtsus3 Is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28

pston gu feinen &inberu su tommen, mo- er
bann ben 9eift tn bic Sdnbs istnss
S4Dpfsrs ausbaudte. R. L. P.
q. 81.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-02-23

ODELL-ht Eden. OAK, at 1890 p. m, Sunday
February 10, 1888, OF membranous Group, Opal
only daughter of Myron r. and Rose F. Odell,
aged years, II months and II days.
The death of this little girl brings
sorrow to a large circle of relatives and
friends, for she won affection from all
III an unusual way. We will all miss
her bright engaging ways, as she fitted
among us seeming more like a being
from another world than like one of us
She was i'll only a few days and heI
death was shock to the whole town as
we'll as to her family, who had no idea
Of the danger Of her disease until to-
ward tile last. The funeral services
were held at the house Oh Monday af-
ternoon and were conducted by Rev.
Norton Of this place. The residence was
crowded with sympathizing friends
who thus paid their respect to the be-
reayed parents and relatives. Upon
the casket which was borne to and
from the hearse by Caro- Knight, Ruby
Jones, Annie Thorpe and Bessie Rice,
were placed handsome wreathS Of flow
ers which were presented by Mrs. Dyste,
Mrs. NJ. E. Jones and Mrs. Fawick.
The interment took place at the Eden
cemetery whittier but a few friends fol-
lowed the remains on account OF the
cold weather.-Eden Echo.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-02-23

At the same time the town officers
are chosen throughout Lincoln county
on the 9th of next month the voter
will be entitled to voice his opinion on
the court house proposition. t is a
conceded fact that we need a court
house building, and the, only point
now debatable is the proposition as to
whether the commissioners shall sell
the present site and go ahead with the
erection of a new building, or retain
the square and repair the old rOokerv
now in use. 50 far as this matter be-
ing a CANTON scheme is concerned we
can truly say it is al! bosh. A wide
difference Of opinion seems to prevail
in this city relative to the feasibility of
selling tho present site and it is hard
to determine just how the vote will
be cast The voters Of the several
civil townships throughout Lincoln
county will gather at the various poll
ing precincts on Tuesday, March 6,
and elect officers for the ensuing year.
There shall be elected at the annual
meeting in each town, three supervis-
ors, one whom shall be designated on
the ballot as chairman, one town
clerk, one treasurer, one assessor, two
justices of the peace, two constables,
and one overseer Of highways for each
road district in town; but justices of
the peace and constables shall be
elected only once in two years, except
to fill vacancies,
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Omaha World: Eastern Speculatol
(on his return HONEYWELL, Mariah, l
just wish you'd been along. Here
you've been nearly buried in snow and
I've been out west enjoying delightful
weather. %.-
Wife-Dellghtful?
Just like spring, could almost see
trees buddin'; and what do you think
Marian, I walked into real estate Of
flee with the sun shinin' an birds a
singin' an only nice refreshing breeze
blowing and the agent asked me if I
came in to get out of the blizzard"
''That's what they call a blizzardl'
yes, just laughed fit to kill an
says l to myself if this ere is blizzard
weather. I know plenty O. folks that
will just enjoy it, so I bought all the
lots he had"
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-02-23
saphir's wit and Philosophy.

A lady having expressed surprise that DR..
x. should pronounce all his patients, even
those who merely had feverish colds, seriously
i'll, Saphir said: "He is quite right, anybody
whom he attends is really in danger
~ won't make way for fool" cried an
envious scribbler, on meeting Saphir in a
narrow passage, where at first neither seemed
disposed to give place. "Oh! I will with
pleasure p replied Saphir, stepping aside and
bowling courteously.
Standing in crowded theatre some one
leaned on his back, thrusting( lis head over
bis shoulder. Saphir drew out his handker-
chief and wiped the mans nose violently.
The latter started back. "Oh, / beg your
pardon" said Saphir, 81 thought it was
mine.n
Requested to define the word dentist
Saphir said: HE is man who pulls out
other peoples teeth to get something for his
own to bite"
An Australian prince, who was ALSO an
archbishop, swore horribly at banquet and,
perceiving that Saphir looked at him in sur
prise, angrily asked the, cause of Lis aston
ishment. 81 thought an archbishop would
not allow himself to swear" answered tho
wit. u was not swearing as an archbishop,
but as prince" explained the prelate
"Ah," said Saphir thoughtfully, 'but sup
pose the devil fetches the prince. what viii
become Of the archbishopg From the Ger.
man.
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The Dakota division star shines

The Dakota division star shines a
little brighter this week. A lively
time is expected in the house when
the bill admitting the territories Of
Dakota, Montana, Washington and
New Mexico comes up for discussion.
Cox, of New York, has resigned from
the committee on territories, so as to
be perfectly free, and he announces
that he will lead the fight in favor of
division of Dakota. Several demo
cratic members will aid him, and an
effort will be made to amend the bill.
Sunset Cox declares war on Bill
Springer and says he will make a
strong effort to carry the division
eaSllre through the house.
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Notice is hereby given that con the first Tues
day in March II (being the eth day thereof A. d.,
1888, an election will be held in the various pre-
cincts of Lincoln county, Dakota, at the piac es
design ated for holding town meetings or elections
in said precincts, for the purpose of voting upon
the following proposition, towit:
'Shall the county commissioners of Lincoln
county, Dakota be empowered to sell block four
teen, in CANTON proper (commonl! known as tho
court house square), for not less than
Twelve Thousan Dollars (S12,0Go), and apply the
proceeds of asl sale to the purchase OF new
court house site within the limits of the city of
CANTON, and the erection of q court house there
on"
Those voting at said election who are in favor Of
said proposition shall have written or printed on
their ballots
FOR THE PROP osI-IoN:'
Those opposed
"AGAIHsT TIE PROPoEITIoN.'
The polls of said election to be opened at .
o'clock a. m, and continue open until O'Clock p.
of said day.
Dated CANTOR, Dakota, February 3, 1888.
II n. COOPER,
County Auditor Lincoln county, Dakota.