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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-03
yOgTH DAKOTA
..a Republican Najorify-Pre-
&gblfisn Defeated

uS Republican MaJorffy-Prc-
sghif5en Defeated
tn OCT. 2.-The total vote Is
.ry a expected; probably about
s.ry peorle had moved away from
RAW and Nelson counties, owing
=. .san,s Of crops The legislature Is
e,ruhlicar. The Democrats elect
-, he Republicans get %, and %
- :, n doubt. The Republicans
- \ members of the assembly,
..rsss Is, and there are FIVE
~ 4 doubt Hansbroagh, Rep.
- % esngrsss By fifteen hundred
- The contest over the ludgeships
Icy dyse
-. ~uaiuucnists claim TO have carried
Ssrsry. Fargo. Bismarck and Grand
- ~ strongly prcliquor. and the IN
- calculate that the vote OF the
sssiurisss viii be only e,oyo. The con-
- b indorsed with rousing ma
& eeahlican headquarters the entire
cha is claimed by 1000 TO 1900.
- : democratic headquarters Chairman
- ausss that from reports now at
~ a6rs and otherwise, the Repuhli-
- nny the state by not 10 exceed . 600.
80. Dem, for congress, il is claimed
= = pemecrs.s, is elected. bui definite re-
- m not received. The Republicans
- - election Of Hansbrsugh 70 con-
4. RarL, Oct. 9.-Re;urns from North
- shos that Miller Rep for gov
= nuirsd 800 more votes than Roach
nj AIl tbs returns yet received indi-
50 ut the vote for congressman drew
Id ieas& saF0 votes more, making the
nnjpity Tor Hansborough, for congress,
~ q more. Returns sufficient TO indi-
= tAe vcte from g oi the 81 legislative
<Gzicn IN the statt show that there are %
|1puh6can, Democrats and independent
lepuhlicaa senator's. and a. Republican
- 10 Democratic representatives. OF the
" dirtnct judges the republicans elected
I'D he Democrats :.
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-. fne State-The Re-
~ wn BE Close.
s-The Democrats con-
-. - al Carter for representa-
..<;-e Republican legislative
80 IN Silver Bow and Cot
The Legislature Is oonsid-
s;;csn surely. one OF fae sar-
- .s.rsion is the close vote in
rs-ss county. Last rear II
p~r,aIicsr, and this year the
..;.fs, Is defeated By rnsiorities
. Fer claims the election OF =
-. congressman, state ticket and
,he legislature. The state
,,nnjtsee claims congressman
-. ~ so 90 200 majority,
=. os IS members o: the iegis-
n Democratic committee also
A. The Democrats con-
.rt;ou Of Carter 10 Congress-
: 90 ahead Of Powers. Rep /.
-. With four counties claimed oy
- al uaheard from
s-rrsss have the legislature by .
s5,csns elect q majority OF the
- offers. The Independent
.,.rt;on Of TooDe, Dem, BIZ 800
s majority OF nine on joint
,er,slssure. AL figures ON ma
.sfsmstes, as the count is not
ls.,s-..S r any county.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.
- FisAt for the Capital. In which
Pierre Probably Wina.

sRtHe fe1auiy WIFE,
I'm s. D., Oct. South Dakota's
- - ssction descended to q degrad-
|gu1s6e Tor the capital location. There
|4n iehi on anything else. Melie.te
Il dssed governor by over 5000
|E5y Picker and Clifford 70
i mpus The Republican majority
= legislature will he al least
lung the election of two Repub-
lluee States senators. The vote is
sn probably 5000. for the capital.
, Hrron. Watertown, Chamberlin,
Elsls and Mitchell entered.
<n received this morning indicate
= vote for Pierre is 1000. Huron
hsgI Falls II. 600, WATERFOWL lo.oao.
3 100, Chamberlain 5000. Huron
sshsse secured the capital, as also
nSau Falls.
RfiFIs Oct. 2.-The election of state
9 md congressman III South Da-
u rather small figure. the vote
enowiedged one-sided. The con-
.eaton OF the capital overshadowed
~ Late this afternoon the first
aas IRON The Black Hills region.
bought 20 bold the balance of
M II was 80 overwhelmingly in
skxrre tina, the residents Of that
~snued the Publication which was
= bis morning.
AfAls. s. OAK, Oct. 2.-rp 10 IL
saals to the Daily Press show the
condition OF affairs in the capital
herre 1924, Huron Ii.--6. Sioux
Asa The success OF Pierre is gen
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sitas-Tbe Ai-ks ssyes the
tncou's Car..a.

stas-The Ai-kf s.yes the
. Ahoon's Cargo
VsssrSn, Oct. &C. O. Husbsr.
'fAae'sco artist supposed TO have
J. J. kuhn's missing schooner
zoe Alaska coast, was q passen-
-. e oofoaa. which arrived IN port
's ifon Alaska. The Alpha was
! sis'ress al 0Hkeetat by the Rush.
=, @Os'd OF her were brough; safely
sh schooner Ai.Ki arrived this
non The wrecked Anoon. she
- N saving Ii 900 cases OF salmon.
-. The wreck q everything
= re salmon cans will have 70 be
- oihsrwise the cargo is I'M
'sp'sin Hal vii relieve Captain
49, &c lake the AK 70 San Fran
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To the Members Of the Seattle Bar
Association,

Charges of official misconduct have lately
been made Ia the pnelie press against the prose
cutting attorney for the counties OF King, kifssp
and snohomish. who il afro q mem ber OF this
association, Mr.. W. W. Newiln.
The late grand Jury of King county investi-
gated those charges, aud, whilst failing 10 indict
NJ. Newlin, reported Ia the court that he was
guilty of grave impropriefies. The distric.
court has directed The attention OF the associa-
ton 10 this report
meet OF the Seattle Bar Association. 10
consider the matter, viii be held IN the district
count room on W ednesday, October 2 1852 ut IS
O'Clock D. m A fsl attendance is requested.
q. JACOBS, President
JOHN ARfHuR. Secretary.
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sTOsErTTgns.

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE AND GRANITE
~ w0rks For q CrcsDse, pypprsesors, al
artistic sxfll fsl supply Of nantes constantly
On hand. positively better and cheaper than any
other arra on the coast. designs with prices
furnished on Application free OF charge. Pike
street besgeel fourth and Esith, seattle.
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THE UNFINISHED PRECINCTS.

The Counts Show Heavy Gains for the
kepublicsns-
Following are reports from precincts No.
l and 5, made Ut midnight:
SEATTLE PRECINCT 40. I.
Count unfinished: SIS out of ssl votes
counted 1t midnight.
For Wilson 2ss, 6rifYitts aea.
Governor-Ferry 2s5, Semple as6.
Lieutenant Governor-Laughton ess,
Plattor go.
Secretary of State Weir "a. whitae.ey
25s.
State Auditor Reed 2ss, Murphy III
State Treasurer-L'ndsiey 2s4, Ksuf-
man 272
Attorney Generai--Jones ess. sniveley
&c.
SUPERINTENDENT OF Public Instruction
Bryan 276. Morgan cs3-
Commissioners of Public Lands-Forrest
28e, Goodell 20.
Supreme Court Judges-Dunhar 2s4,
Hoyt 2s3. Stiles 35s, Anders 2s3. Scott 90.
White g7e. sharpstein 27s, Judson 279.
Resvis 277, Gsnahl 27l
Superior Judge-ssratton 80, Lichten-
burg 307.
County Clerk-Holmes 2s5, Young 800.
State senators-wood 2z9. Jones 2-5.
GilfoiI go. kinnear 81. Rinehart 2a2,
0'Braen 81, Carson 275, Gilman 2s7, Foster
2-2. Chilberg 20.
Representatives. Blackburn Isl. Rutter
oss, Hughes Dts. Allen rs. Shinn 90
Botheli .72. Bird ss6, Grant 27s. 0strsnder
ass, 6ustin 2so. Coltrin 81. Rich $50, Van
de yanter 2ss. McLxne 2ss. MeElroy 30,
Mcleod 3z3.
For constitution Ale, against ~.
Fer suffrage IS. against Ssa.
For prohibition Ill against 3sT.
For state capitaI-olympia 80, Ellens-
burg IS, Yakima IA0
SEATTLE PRECINCT 40. 8.
Count unfinished: s6s OFT OF So votes
counted at midnight
For Congress Wilson 20. 6rif5its rs.
eovernor-Ferry 2s6. Sempie Isl,
Lieutenant Governor - Laughton 2si
Platter Ia.
secretary Of siate-weir 20, Whisslesey
Isl
Auditor-g Reed 2s3, Murphy IT,
Treasurer Lindsey 2a2. kaufman IL.
Attorney General ones 2z5. sniyelsy lis
SUPERINTENDENT Of instruction - Bryaa
81. Morgan isa
Land Cenmissioner--Fo Forrest rs Soodsil
IT,
Supreme ludges-Dunbar 80. Hoyi 80,
stiles s5s. Anders 90. Scott esi. White I-s,
shsrpsfein liz. Judson iss. Reavis lso.
Ganshl ltSa.
superior ludge-Siraston Us. iAehtenberg
2ss.
County Clerk Holmes -. loang 2g5
state Senate Wood 30. Jones 81. Gnil-
fol I'll. kinnesr ese. Rinehart 90, o Brien
Isl. Carson 1T. Gilman lss, Foster lis.
Cbilberg iss
Representatives - Blackburn ~. kGtter
e9e Hughes ~, Alien ~ Shinn 25T. Both
ell rs, Bird es5. Grant 2ss. ossrsnder lss,
Gas,;n rs, Coltrin III. Rich ia. Van de
yan,er 10, NcLsne III, MeEirpy is5, Nc
Leoc ISL
For Constitution SO. against 81.
For suffrage l3l. agsinsi 30.
For Prohibition los. against 2le
Fer State capiisi--olympia rs, Eilens-
burg s.. Yakima ts.
Tickets to and frous kuroTe
yxrsarStss, fsekss4s "a a. patGts Ia Europe and
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Ates MINERS WONT srsRyE.
aTie Was Little Eeaf-sup
plies Nu.Iass

plies Not Lost.
tnsslsco, Oct. Louis Schloss.
~ o TIE Alaska Commercial Com
Akng OF the news from Seattle
~ o. The loss of the company 5
ah that all supplies would not be
nas could be saved. schioss fur
~. nal TIE Artic was small vessel
- and cost only s. ,eoo, instead of
a'oss thought there was no dan
>" miners who are wintering
~ Nile creek starving. rs supplies
vent 10 them from Alaska.
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IIAkSk-s AsD rADDLEkY-JAAEe .HEH-
IL IsB, sao IL a. present sccsisG ~ s.ol Third
street, les certainly the finest display OF ksf-
ness s4ddiery snd turf goods 10 oe seen any
where TODAY IN seattle. This gentleman a.
FAIRIES 4ne assortment Of carriage trimmings
and MAKES specially of repairing Mr. wnee-
Ian does a large wholesale and retail business
ard &c warrants 81. ais work and seils ~ prices
that are hound 80 bTtng custom.
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AssfNGEE LISTS.

Ans tliy Of pushlz. FROM San
= ~" For Seattle Mrs. y. h.
n - =. Tout. Mrs. kswh5n. J..
VIE a. sanmons. ~. Mat
H.. Asn 4 fern. Mrs. REYNOLDS.
II, a Tuck, 4. Simpson. Mr.. lea
h. sle and wife.
}. Woods. r Rose. l.. JOS
H.. soafason and wife. c. Ras;. A.
IA vile, 4 Picket. Miss c.
kle "a Miller. Mrs. Rose. Il. Pom
IN, psaasli, i. Jennie, T.. Eatris-
: fatisr J. L. Carter.
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az about even. = ~ :,
go - and sssrr. senasor.al
- ss;e vote in North Yak
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NOTICE TO coSTEAcToRs-sEALED BIDS
An VIII Be received 81 nv cesce. room "a. RcS-
ton oaoek, Until Scndas Il O'Clock n, for the
s.seEon OF fwo-ssory frame dwelling. l. h
smith. arr Infect
NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS AND
~ specifications for the erection OF q wooden
block for Ms T. N. Mnnroe can Be- seen q nav
once up to October 10 II p N. John Nesfor.
architect
TO Hocsg NovERs-cAIL AT OFFICE OF
i c. W. Saunders and E W Houghfon archs-
fects- q Boston block
NOTICE To COMMEMORATIVE STREET
An grade Sealed bids viii be received hy the
Undersigned. clerk OF the city of Seattle, on or
before Friday, October T. iSSa q. O'Clock n m
Tor the grading cfand construction Of sidewalks
on bcth sidex OF Lake street from Depcs street to
LAKE Union, in accordance with the plans and
SPECIFICATIONS Therefor row on fie n my once,
each bid TO be &C oznpansed by q cash deposit Of
S2H q security for the execution OF any con-
uAcl Inas MAy oe awarded The CITY reserve
the right 70 reject any and sIl bids.
First publication. September .. isss
NOTICE To CoSTRACToRs-CLAYs STREET
An grade Sealed bids viii be received By the
before Friday, octobsr 4, 1859, az O'Clock o m,
Tor the grazing OF and construction af sidewalks
Ga both sides OF Clay street from Ellious bay to
specifications thereof now on fle in this once
Zach bid 70 be accompanied by a cash cepcsit
OF $aoo - security for the execution OF any con-
The night 70 reject any and Ill bids.
c. W FERRIS, Clerk.
First publication September q, 1859.
NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS SUFFER-
AN street grade. Sealed bids viii be received
BY the undersigned. clerk of the city Of Seattle,
on or before Friday, October T. 1850, at OF oek
p. m, for the grading of Suffer and construction
OF sidewalks on both sides of Suffer street. from
Jackson street to Cullen street. in accordance
with the plans and specifications therefor now
on die in my Office Each bid 10 be accom-
panied by cash deposit OF $50, as security Tor
the execut,on Of any contract that may BE
awarded. The city reserves the risht 10 reject
any and all bidx c. W. FERRIS. Clerk.
First publication September -. lss9.
A SSESSMRNT ROLL, ASH STREET GRADE
"A Notice Il hereby given that the assessment
roll fog the grazing Of Ash street, from Depot
street TO Harrison street, aud constructing a
sidewalk on both sides thereof, has been fled
with the undersigned, Cert Of the city of Sc
attic: and further notice il hereby given that
the said roll is open 70 public inspection II the
Office Of said clerk in the city hall. and viii re-
main open for Inspection until Friday, October
ls, 1850, u o'clock p m. and that ali persons
feeling themselves a3grieyed BY any aaeh e.
eessnent, may apply 70 the common council Of
sid city 10 have the same corrected on said Oc
tober Is. 1859, 81 O'Clock p. m, al the council
chamber in the city hall.
CIV FERRIS. Clerk
Date Of FIRST publication September D, iss9.
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Academy of the Holy Names,
SEATTLE. WASH.
roAlprUG AUDpAY SCHOOL FOR GgRLS

The ninth year xfu begin Oh MONDAY, AC-
GysT -. ises. Thorongn tnstrnceon IN the
Eagt5sa Branches. Ar, Huzte. Etorafion Aso
Lanxaages For farther Informal zou sdffes.
eIsIEE sEYEKIOR,
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SEATTLE, w. r.. Oct 2. 1870.
We desire 70 refura our sincere thanks 20 the
kind frlen1s that assisted as IN the care and
baYlEl Of our darling baby. John FaiIiip.
JENNIE =. anf ARTHrRs RIGGS.
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Notice Of School Election.

Notice is hereby given that on Saturday. No
vernber 2, lss9, al the Arrnory, on Onion street,
Ia school district No. one 81, In the city OF Sc
attic, King county, Washington territory, n
school election will he held for the election of
two school directors for said school district
No. /
Also for the election of school clerk for the
ensuing year.
The pols viii open AZ ono i) p. m. and con.
tinue open till seven 10 p. IN.
Dated Seattle ". T., september 90, 1850.
WILLIAM II HCGHEA
J. VI fRINK
W. TAYLOR,
q H. HEiLBzON.
Directors OF school District No I.
NJ A. HAWTHORNE. Clerk OF said school District
TEgAsrEY DEpAETxrsT,
OFFICE or CoxPTE0liEg or TIE CURRENCY
WAsHfsGTos, sept. 10, Is-9. }
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence presented
10 The undersigned, II has been made 20 appear
that The Boston National rank OF Seattle" in
the fly OF seattle. IN the county of King and
territory of NssaiDgton, has complied with all
the Provisions Of the statutes of the Tnitsd
States. required - De complied with before an
association shall he authorized 70 commence the
business OF banking
Sow, therefore l. Edward = Lacey, comp
iyoiler OF the currency, do hereby certify that
The Boston National Bank Of seattle" in tbs
city Of sesttle, in the county OF King, and tern
tory OF W ashlngton, In authorized 20 commences
Hsfy.oDe hundred and sixty.1ine, OF the revised
statutes Of the Uulred States.
TE texti monT whereof, witness my hand and
seal Of once this 18Th day Of september, isss
seal e. =. LACEY.
40. ALA. Comptroller Of the Currency.
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personal.

WILL THE YOrSss Man MO CALLED AT
w my orsc~ yesterday E20rning. ocsca<r /. 10
solicit Q position - sssDoxgSFssr sE1 type
vute. please cal sgala- W. Lag HI
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KING COUNTY'S VOTE.
The Republican Majority Will
Be Nearly 1000.
STRAIGHT LEGISLATIVE TICKET,


Returns from al bus thirteen small IRE
cincts in King county disclose r,nas;s.sss-
Abiy the election OF the Republican TICKET
es mA1ofsfses ranging from $40 70 90.
com piete returns from twenfv-one county
precincfs and SIX Seattle precincts give
wilson for congress 8 s4s and GrSfssts 8. as
"A majority Of exactly 600 for
Wilson. The same precincts give Ferry
..ss5 and seFnpae 2s5io. majority OF SIS
Tor Governor Ferry. These figures. added
70 the incomplete returns from rreeiness
NO. ] and S, the counts in which are ss5il
unfinished give Wilson SCR. Grsfitts
2fHS; Ferry s,5as. Semrie s.esi. The fir-
ures 50 far. therefore. are.
Wilson's majority -~
1rfIs majority SO
The country precincts ret TO Be heard
from, IN isss gave Allen rs and VOORHEES,
iss--a majority for Allen of IFS. IL msv
be expected that these figures win be main
tained. and Wilson and Fesry's maiorities
IN Precinct ] and viii certainly be in
creased 100 more Adding these estimates
10 the figures already given, the totals
would be-
-. - - sfs
ferrys majority sz
A0cec ~ uISs are kcoIf the ma70yftfPe hy
which the Republicans have carried King
county Wilson's majority exceeds that of
Allen IN lsss, which was 81. the larrext
cast Tor him in any county in the state.
The entire Republican legislative ticket
Is e2ected beyond doubt, The votes of
two candidates, Rutter, Rep, and Mcleod.
Dem. are. Ratter 5,ss4, Mcleod 2,a4s.
Rutie-'s majority over Mcleod SIS. This
increased by 200 VIII he about the average
Of raaiorities OF the legislative ticket.
The election of Lichtenberg, Dem. over
stratton Rep, for superior Judge is con
coded The vote in the six completed
Seattle precincts is. stratton. 1881; Lsch-
tenherg, I,a73. The entire vote, so
far as heard from and counted. is
stratton 3,iss. Lichienberg s,sae--givinr
Llchtenberg majority of 80. Further re-
turns viii reduce this, bat not sufficiently
10 overcome it.
Holmes. for county clerk, is elected
On the capital question, Olympia has q
majority over both Eliensburg and North
Yakima. Prohibition and woman suffrage
are defeated. and the constitution is rsti-
fed BY large majority.
Ia the First ward last night the Republi-
cans were ahead. and there is a very good
prcspect that, after ali. they viii carry the
ward The count in the unfinished wards
cannot he finished before afternoon.
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Tickets to and fronn EuroEe
Excarsior tickets 20 al fsotnts IA Europe s5d
rnxssnd Sesa a. NeEtbeEa fegacc Sekss o1aes,
Ne rs second SsFsrI. ko<1o0 htock
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nLD PAfEgs AT THE oFFIcE-ze A BUS
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rnroruD Srwx.

IxforNDED STOCK AT ATcTloN-SATTR
i Day. ostcAs< s tsea. .. 10 q H.. a. Hxxserss
sn<raz- vsA sd - fk< highest hsssser sur cash
70 sAy Cost 81 fnpcaa4inx and keeTsax one nd
ecw win white sFsces. yeA=1 cd TIE owner
c. I'D animal IL 70 me Hcknswr.
1. MITCHELL
f-hS<s 81 rsz7are Srxsrse " T.
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AcveFsnenea1Sun1erf he hends cs Lnm Foe1rA
for ss'e- sor Renx and szsnatzum wensrd ri
g nsersed . the rsse OF eeau wers Sex fhe
Era fraerx1ee 1cenf . vorss Tor .a~A .nt~-n-.~s
fnsesaer- faTnear asvuys in s4vsnrs.
NUx5Gk-Ihe brx<oc2 o4ce Il the rn<T-fx
- I-tSEssEk VIZ hezxasser - c2en rrsss u n n
Caasszssza scvessistnezfs Wi Be recxsyse - =
tass hec-
he sc,iowsne lsks<-s are awaiting s4~evsssr-,
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nLD PAPEns AT THIS OFFICES A Bun
ITO WHOM II MAY COSCERS-0S AND
i afts- October 2 Is.s. ur~andsd animals
viii o. kept a. NarleS liver stable sis1st q Ga
TIE corner % Fourth and VAL sfreeis- Il North
seattle J. e. MITCHELL Chief o Police.
NOTICE-I HAVE iA~GE STOCK OF
~ furniture and bed6i a. Turner hal.
Fnnrth sfsd Issersan ssrexts. a. NshlnaeSn.
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osr-E0RsksHoE DIAMOND PIN N
J.. sukl b3ue box. bsnssoxne reward Il re-
rurnes - Fosi intel Ecucer oYcs.
osr-Is THE posToFFEcE. OCTOBER q
II &c 1ch % seys sn1er please leave 81 Eoor1
IL sswan block, Columbia ss-ess. and receive
reward
4 oST-A RID MOROCCO PtEkET- BOOK.
l. of value 90 10 one tut ow ner. Esarksss on
inside zap John g. Leafs Finder p.esse leave
a. Post uts3GissHcer sStlce.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-08-02

in some of the river counties. She
urges upon the W. G. 7. u. managers
the necessity of looking after every
little detail. Have little girls at the
polls with boquets tied with Il white
ribbon and accompanied by some
scripture text. She related the occur
rance that has been mentioned in some
Dakota papers, OF a Rev. MI. Cotton at
Wakonda. who was followed and sew
eral times shot at, because he
was doing temperance work. but who
finally turned upon the rough, knocked
him down, took his revolver from him
and secured his arrest. Such lawless
and utter disregard of the rights OF
American citizens to che free discuss
Ion of public questions. is the worst
sort of anarchy. There is no safety
with the saloons.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-08-02
ADVICE FOR MOTHERS

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP.
for children teehing, is the prescription
of one of the best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with new
er-failing success by millions of moth
ers for their children. During the pro-
cess of teething its value is incalcula-
bic. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrhoea, gripping
in the bowels, and wind-colic. BY Civ
ing health to the child it rests the
mother. Price, 25c. a bottle. 3O1-3533
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-08-02

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Notice is hereby given that thu fnuo,
named settler has filed notice Of his tar1a ing
make final precmption proof in s,,nmn,t i
claim. and that sad proof viii be lnado on M
JohtE Francis the Judge and ey.nii faG Deioil
of the probate court i'll a.la for Jeramld clerk
u. T.. i'll sait Judges Office AT Wes s;4,lllE
springsD :. on Saturday the 10th d aT of 70,
gust 1889, viz: "''s VI An
MARION L. 4fARMsToS
under his pre- cl:lr.ion entry No. al3oa for -,
NJ S. W. and So n. VIZ Of See No !of lll!
Township NO los north of Range No. GIG " II Il
y. NJ. - W ".'tt
He names the following witnesses 10 ,,o.
his continuous residence upon and cEltlyatin.no
said s,, land VIZ John J. Shannon Of Ear rVii
Murphy and August P"hto all Of Templeitnrns
.]erauld county. ID. T., 'o'I
Anyperson VINO desires toprotest against ~,
allowance :, Of sn.h nrooi or WHO knows Of any
tons of the interior Department. VIII, sua
proof should not be allowed. will lie giye' s"s a..
opportunity 1T tie above mentioned t'ina ~ ~
place TO crosS-examne the witnesses OF sa ls
claimant. and 10 offer evidence in rcilits -" y.
th:l. submitted by claimant. 's' VI
j5a3 = M. III. RowLE,., Register