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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-19
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Lutte is cute End small;
Irene is a queen,
Annette Is IA pet,
Nell is the belle Of the ball;
Diantha is wealthy,
Bertha is healthy,
And health is the best of all

Perfect health keeps her rosy and radiant
beautiful aud blooming, sensible and sweet.
1t is secured by wholesome habits and the
use of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Bertha takes it, and she also 'takes the
cake" The only guaranteed cure for those
distressing ailments peculiar TO women.
Satisfaction or our money returned.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-19

We recommend -Tas.ilr. pae:...r clgar.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
Address Reg,steredEenNRA
tanning Currency ~
new ORLEANS NATIONAL
New

"Remembcr. that u,
Prizes is Guaranteed
National Banks uf Ne
The Tickets are signed by the
Institution, whose chartered
cnynizeo in the highest Courts!
ware Of all limitations OF snory5
REMEMBER THAT ONE
the Prize OF the smallest part or FRI
ticket issued by us in any dra wing.
in our name offered for less than Dol
swipdle.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Birnville, Claiborne Union Lincoln. Jacsson,
Ca.dwei, Vim, Na,chHoches, Sabine, De
So;" and Red River Judges:
'"hn Z MoDcure .-S Shreveport
Second Circait-Onachiia. Richiand Frans-
I'm, a,ahnnla Trnsas, Madison, Concordia.
Las! Carroll, West Carroll and Morehouse
Judges:
>, :. :, "' ------ h"nfre
- M"nfaoinery- Tdilu'ah
lhird CIrcui,--Acidia. ST. Landry. Ayoy-
el'es, Rapl les Grant. Ver on, Calcssieu.
C"'neron, We mi ion, Lsia tie, Iberia and
81. Marin
fo"r'| Circuit East Baton Rouge. We,r
atom Roug-, Livingston. T,rgip,i "a. st
ia"n.nny, Washington. -. Helena. We,
re'cia'H Fast tricsna. Puin,e Coupce and
lbeTvf!ic Jado...
>anrncl J. Powell B.vc, S,ra
Hiiion \. Stric iianh Grc,uSLur.
fihb Ci'cnit--Sr May. Teuelonnc. IS.
sumption, La:onWle. Il. Chares. J-fie5,,..
II EeiH"ri. P!1Iucu les. = John tie Ban,
Ut -. lanes, ascension Judges:
n'"ry " 'niih .------- -.-. Er9rb u.
Zen" I. BsHnre&arh Urra,i
Orleans C.rcui:-Jnlgr<:
{. kei!y.....- $500. New Or.raa
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
& RELY. ClIn.on.

c Reilly, Chn'on.
Franklin &, preventative: 1 z Gilbert, Oaks
leg: sheriff: Jnhn W Womble, unsbor-
rouyis: ce,k of court: II Lea, " .uusho.
70 igh
Representative: { Dunn. Mont>
gonery; Sl.rf.n: Joshua Kemp. Jr Coliax;
clerk at corr: : 3 Shackello.d, Ctlfax.
Iberia -,,cprr,-u,a,lve. Abide Provost,
Jtannere,ie; Sheriff: i g Barnard, New
Iberia; Clerk ofcCu,t. Fred l'eperer. New
Iberia.
fberv ll--RenIesen,aiives: s Davidson,
Bayou GouIa: T Attain, Souioque; Sheriff.
chas A Dusie. PlaGueu,inr, clerk of court:
JwA ."ret Piaqnrmiuo.
Jacksoa-- Representative: + Hancock, YER
non; Shert': II Jones, Vernon: clerk o.
Coat: Mack Smilh, Vernon.
/ Jeitcr>on--R-prnsenia r Brown. Gret-
| ia; Sheriff o V wagner, Gretns; clerk OF
! Curt: " l. Iaugiidpe, Grena.
| i.aiaye'.e- Representative: Overron cade
inn"2sv.ie; Sheriff; ! BroussNrd La,
! fayet,c. Clerk Of court: VI Martin. La.
/ iayr:ie
/ L,toarc!,e-- Representative: J T BaAeau
! L"rspor; Leoniias ToscIir, Thihoiaux,
! Sheriff: z r Lo,io. Th1uhaux; clerk oi
/ caar': " noh'ork ThiLodaux
! Lirc"n-R"presentative: John NJ Stalings
Rustop; Sheriff: Eugene Howard, Ruslon,
clerk oi court: W williams, Ru>ton.
Acknowledgements S Settoon
Spring sheriff: Geo Fielder. Center,
Clerk of court. william Rose. Center,
| --Rcprrse:,aiires--G NJ Bedford
Delta; 6 Hawks, Tallu All; Sheriff. I
Mcclellan. Ta!ml1h; cI-sk OF corrt-F VI
Daw stn. Taliuah
-Repfeseristive--w L noss. Loo
| habor; Shenif--w = Douglass RasTop.
clerk of Court-E wiies Ross BasrIop.
| Naichiicchcs- Represenratives-w A Ponder
| Role ire; J. Csspsri, NaichrOches; Sheriff.
& l. Trichei, Na,chi,oches; clerk oil Court
II VI HYams. Naichitoches
l. chland- Rerresen'ative-H. 7. Well.
Delhi; Shonii lem Scott, Rayvlle: CLERK
ri Court--G B BrumbY, Rayvllle
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
LOVER TWO MILLION RiBUTEO

Incorporated by the Legislature for
Educationa and Charitable purposes. and it,
franchise made part Of the present Stale
Constitution in 1879, by an OVERWHELMING
POPULAR VOTE.
Its GRAN u EXTRAORDINARY DRAy,
iNGS take place Semi Annually, (Jnn.dn'
Dcceubrr). and its GRAND SINGLFfon
Der DRAWINGS take place on es..h OF Of, vi
other I, n months in The yelraDd arc s'L~ vi
in public, at the Academy Of Ab.c
leans la.
.<r,ify that we supervise the
I'VE DC ,,s'ror all the Mon'hiy ard SEM
arIs sSa Drawings Of The Lonls'a4" ,o S,n,1
Lottery Co, aud in person 'i''n"ee "''" 80,
W. o,,In.,sa with honesty. Fairness. ard Ia
ave o...,. ,oy,s,d all PARTIES and We au'horlze
s s% r ,S to Us, a'is eerfcs't; with fac
me no" ~ onr Signatures a''--"-d, in its aver
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Police Juries OF The sStaSe q. :
SCISSORS to meet in convention anC
agree on specific values would carry
With it no entsnglements and result
in few years in marked change fol
the better.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
Parish Officers.

Acadia-Represenrafive: I'D Bernard, Ravne:
Sheriff; Edreoge w Lyons. Crowley; Clerk
of Count Raymond I Clark, Crowley.
Acknowledgements JOS ST Amant, ST
Amani, Sheriff: W L Bai-man, Donaldson,
VILE, Clerk OF Court J A Landry. DonaId>
vile.
assumption Representatives: Joseph De-
Blanch, Paincourtville; r II Dossat Benir:
Sheriff SEVERN J Blanchard, Napoleon-
vile; Clerk of Conrt Claiborne Duyas.
Napoleonville.
.d'oyrles-R epresenta'ives: Ans,ide Barbin,
Ma,ksvie; James X Bond, Tiden; Sheriff:
Clifton Cannon, Marksville; Clerk OF Court:
Abide VI Bordelon, Marksville
Birnvilie-Rcpreserrar n " Warren,
Liber,y Hill; Sheriff: J II Mays. Sparta;
Clerk Of Court: W Tooke. Sparta
Cs1f<Gspresentative II II Curry, Rocky
Cole. Sh,sTsAR z Vyche. Bellevue; Crk
shrrveinr,; Clerk y -ssIIsyne.
Shr.vcpOri. &o.
Gale 'siru-Rrrreseniative. S O sho,,nse
Lake Charles; Sheriff: David Reid. LAX
th'fle-i Clerk Of Cont: Thad MAYO. Lax,
! Chsrrr.
Caldw' II -Rerresenis,ive: A w FauIknc,
smopr: Sheriff J Meredith, Co.umbis
t'eIk OF Cont; a Hundley, COLUMBIA.
meron--tepresentaiive: S p Henry Gam
er"n: Sheriff: Ira Hooper, Cameron
Clerk of Caur' T F. Gee, Cameron
Cai'honla-Rrpresen,arve w IV;yg;n.
Iroyrille; Sheriff: W +. Robb. Haui~onl,u,y
CLERK Of Court: L & Duke, Harrisorbary
Chi Representatives: c W Seal, and
] Heison, Homer; Sheriff: n KuLna,.
REX, Homer; cic'k of Cont Drew rersu-
son, Homer
""eorfie- Representative: T X Greer. La.
inar1ur; sherfs: A MerraiJe. yiIaI;,.
c'eik at court; " A Joyce. Vi..a.ia.
lie oie--iseprrscnia,iyes W e. Harris p +
nAins, Mansfield; Sheriff: L n H.,ou.
Manshel''; clerk 81 court George II su,,,er.
I'm. Narsiell.
t"s' bat'n Rouge Representatives. J ! w,,.
bans Baton Ronre; Sheriff: Joscph n
Si,nsh'er, B,ion Rnase: clerk Of cons.. J
Young. Baton Ronce.
S'ss' Snfre'i-Re Representative. J NJ Kennedy
Lake f'ovr!rpc-; Sheriff John c B.,..
Lake Providence; Clerk Of court. !, n
ion.pk ins. Lake Pr violence.
East Fe'icis,s --RePses-n,anve.: d " Pine.
ou arns, ciinsor; Sheriff. 81
hinton; clerk o! COAT: se.erh
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
State Officers:

G"vernor-FRANCIS L. NICHOLS.
Lienie JEFFRIES
O.. Boycr, La.
Secretary Of Stare-L F. MASON.
Auditor Pabiic ccoun TO. h. STEELE
Stsie Treassrer-WA ALTER n. ROGERS
o, New Orleans, La.
Superintendent Of Public EIucation-JOS
BREAUX.
Register Land 0ifice--;OHN LANIER.
Commissioned of Aeiiculiure-T. ]. BIRD.
commissioner Of I,nniigra,ior-POOLE. p
q. New Orleans, La
Adla'snt-Ceneral-W G. BURT,
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
TIE RICHLAND BEACON
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE

iof each otfense, to be recovered bv
action Of debt upon his bond
See. 6. Be it enacted, That on and
ai'ef the passage of this act person ,
giving IN property to the assessor sre
not required to do so under oath INIT
10 give 1t IN at a fair marketable
N"'oe' and the assessor can raise anv
assessment that he considers too low
ana the assessors Of the different coun-
'ies Oh The State during the year 1889
e ana every four years thereafter and
the same compensation shall be sl-
lowed as now provided by law.
As the subject Of assessments !.
asilating both States, the law is given
IN inii Tor common benefit in Mis-
t'ss'ppl and Louisiana. From official
information obtained from tina aud;tor
OIL mississippi the increase this wear
under the new law in fity-two com
ties is s50,00O.o00. Ii a uniforn;tv
could be established on landed es.
iates and then on city property and
merchandise it would only reonir.
one or Two years to run the assessed
valuation OF the State in an a,ooun,
which only require about 3 mills far
state purposes and not excee,Ijno 2 70
= mills for parish purposes: then cant
Val would not be afraid Of heavy tax-
.5,'oh ana wonld readl seek our fer
Tile and needy section. While o.,
extra friendly to railroads, it is very
pam 10 my mind that theie assess.
fiehts are great injustice TO the
o'ner taxpayers of Louisiana. Tha;,
total railroad property is assessed ~
about 81, 100000, while official sta.
ustics show a cost of sS4 75S
wnich ls seven times greater than
Their tax values.
1t Is poor policy for the railroads
which are interested in the devoIon
ment OF the State, to retard its grown
oF 'nio great discrepancy in their
values. There should be a full dis.
cusslon of this matter and b,s;.
agreed on by some competent author;
tv or plah to adjust these difficulties
A legislative machinery to establish
common value would be extensive
Then the only plan under ali econom
ic policy would be to have the asses,
ors, who should be well posted o
each interest taxed, to meet by reque,
of the police juries Of the several pal
ishes and agree on an equitable valu
and then return home and preser
the facts to his people, so that esc
taxpayer would understand that h
assessment was in conformity to
standard valuation.
The Police Juries are competent
act in this matter. The governor ar
auditor to assemble the assessors
convention would give it semi-c
sc;shsAsxastsr, which they are u
Police Juries OF Che ser ssfseSs a
SCISSORS to meet in convention a
agree on specific values would car
with it no entsnglements and res
in few years in a marked change
the better.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
AGENTS WANTED EvERYWU1a

Es5 FoR CLUB RATES. OF
alton desired, write legibly
clearly stating your residence
County. Street and Number N
turn mail delivery will he assured
closing an Envelope Tearing your 4
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
IMPORTANT,

All ordinary Letters containing Pol
Qplers issued ny all Expre
XQIk Exchange. Al
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
Judges Supreme Court.

: (Postolfice Address: New Orleans.)
Chief Justice, Edward Bermuoez. Associ
a,es-F. 2. Pocbe, Chas f. Fenner, S. ID.
McEnery aud L. B. Watkins.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
COngressnlen.

First D'strict-Theodore S Wilkinson, of Or
leans
Second Dstric'-Mau ID Lagan, of Orleans.
Third Dis'rici-kdwsrd Cav, Plaquemines
Pos,ofHce, lbefviils Parish.
Fourth psirict-New,on { Blanchard, = o.
Shreveport.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
United States Senators.

Kendall L. Gibson. Orleans; James B. Eus,is,
Orleans
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
State Official Directory.

STATE CAPITAL-BAToN ROUGE
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-10
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
JOHN T0CE-s,

whose Postonieo address is Hawthorne,
l. sHieraida COUNTY, Nevada, has for him
sclt and W. ID Tobey, his co-owaec, this day
fled his application for patent for fifteen
hundred linear feet OF the North star Mine CT
vein, bearing gold and silver, with surface
ground six hundred feet in width. situated in
Mt. Cory Mining District, county Of Esme
rada, and STATE az Neyqda, and designated by
the Held notes and official plat on file in this
office as Lot No. Thirty-seyen. in Township
North, Eanse 20 East. of Mt. Dieblo base and
meridian, said Loo No. 81, being described Is
follows, to-wt:
Beginning at pine post 3yix9 feet long,
set in mound of stone marked post No /
USS No 81, and North Star mine, whence the
U S mineral monument 40 / bears S - deg
50 min, W 7SR feet, and the section corner
common to sections Nos 7 and s, Il and 1s,
TIP No N, r % L, bears IA deg Is min, L
2l40 feet dis ant. Thence
First Courses Il deg, w t5Ct feet TO pine
post 3zi, feet long. set in mound of stone,
marked post No ,, USS No II, North Star
mine, whence the L S mineral monument No
/ bears N 30 deg, % min, I 81 fest distant.
Thence.
Second Course-N % Geg 0 min, " 500 feet
to pine post SKI, feet long. set in moand Of
stone, marked posi- No j. USS no 81, North
Star mine, at 30 feet, pine ST 3xt, feet
long set in mound of stone marked post No
SWLL, USS No 81, North Star mine. IN nee
Third Cuug.e--N e. deg min. L 1860 feet
to PIKE post Svi. j feet long. SCI in mound of
stone, mari, d POI; No l. IS No 81, North
STAR mine. Thence
Faarh Courses Il de. min. e il0 feet
to beginning, Il. 800 feet, pine post xxi, } feet
oag, set in mound of stone, marked post y o
!. MEL L.. IS 10 81. North Star mine.
Magnetic variation. u d. 30 min L, coa-
tanning y IS acres.
The location Of this aim is rccor ed in
the Recorders office Of fssuleralda county,
State of Nevada. IN book L." PAGE 81 Of
Mining Locations.
The adjoining claimants are: Apia,
Slmaa and Francis caiH;s.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-10

= ~ -. -: aa-a those
=. =. - '.--.---@ - WHO read mi, aid t..ri.
act; thy Vii i'ad hen9.ahe eta.4 ymrat
that vii no lahe ihcal from their hutae- Si.,i
FAMILIES. The prnftS are large and s,re 70.
cEeTy industrious person, many have mad
and are now nlakiiig -eYpfa hundred dollar
monlh II a ee>y for anyone 20 r,.ahr is O.
- worn. EIiacr So. yuaAs ar cid: cagi.n
ne ges ed: NJ a:aft y0a Eytythius .a".
N SPEC ri ability .iei.e1; y0a, re.aer car
90 Is weii rs anyonr, Write Us at orc
jor nil particulars. which wewill mail aec.
hSt?tss. .>liusou & Co tar;land Maine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-10

BY g. Henry straehan, Superintendent and
Agent, whose Pot,gfice address is Belleyilie,
Esmeralda county, State of Ne2ada, has this
day fled his application for patent fof the
Sweetapple aud Haz".tina BoIale or B9rax
deposit mine. bearing Boray, situated in
Teafs Mash Mining D strict, Esmeral9a
county, Nevada. az designated by the fed
notes and official plat on Sic in this office a,
lot Number 3s, in Township so. North
Range Thirtv-Jhree East, Mount Diablo ba e
and meliG.an, said Lot 70 3S being d.
scribe5 - follows, to wit,
Beginning at post No CT TIE county SUI,
vey 10 n, set in pine post No l. 4 feet lopg, ,
nches square, marked s 2 No SO and
mound. From which post No , of L S V
No 81 bears S - deg 30 min, Is chs, and 5
&C bears point OF black lava rock. marked
U S 1873, the same bearing as from $ V
No 81 and 5 % deg 80 min h, $50 chs boars
post No 1of U 5 $ Y No -.
Thence y IS deg 30 min, W 30. IS chs, get
pine post 3x2x2, marked U p No =. in
mound, thence 63 de- 80 min W, 7.t2 chs.
set pine post 3x2x3 married. U P No 3 ia
mound, thence 90 deg p min, l4.1o chs
set piae post 3X2s2. marked S No in
mound, thence n 90 deg % min, E 7.l2 chs,
cedar post 10 of cGqnty Sy No2,
Thence S3 deg 80 min, 25.4s chs, sc;
pine post 3GaS!, marheI u P No in
mouad; thence 81 deg 80 min, a775 chs,
set pine post and "a IKE. marked U P No
q in mound; thence y 81 deg 30 min, E Ii %
chains, set piue post Xxx marked U /"
No I in mound; thence y % deg 80 min,
li.oO chs, set pi2e post SsX2 marked L =
No % in mound; thence ) rs deg 10 min, "
1+.oG chs set lac post Xxx! marked S Z
No 9, in mound; thames : 20 deg 80 min, h
sos chs, sci piae post ,, :X!. marked 5 p
No 10, in mLund; thence $ ID deg 0 min, W
Ia chs, 10 pos: 40 70 Of L ; $ No Sc; thence
70 de-, 10 min " !.55 ets. to pos. 40 II Of
5 No 81; thence ) IL deg ~ mi W
HOO chs, to beginning; containing 1885
acres.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-10
IL: II Gtar Nine

Or snr.ace g,ound are required to Gle their
adverse Claims with the LEICESTER OF lae
TAFT d States I.ani 0i3ee al Carson CIV.
in the State or Nevada. t:is.:.S The sky d.. >
period OF publication / r,v: ~ ,aay will e
b.rrrd BY virtue Of the provisions al -
s.atu.c. o. IL. GALLUP, Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-10
6 lair tliNe

or surface ground, are required 10 fle tbeir
adverse ctaims With tiis Register q. the
United States Land Office At Carson GNy,
in the a9te Of Nevada, daring the sixty
days pegfld Of publication hetcai, ~ they.wili
be barred by virlsc OF the agcyiaDn- Of the
Statata, U. IL. GAiLUP, Regi
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-10

II ID hereby ordered that the foregoing no
tice Of application for pateat be publish
for the le.iua 81 ten consecutive week, ia
the Walker Lake bn,le n, a wseklS nsw "a.
per published AT Hawthorne bsmeraida
county, Nevada q. A. GALLUP,
spsi-luw- Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-10

The location of this mine ls recorded in the
Recorders udiee Of Es8tralda county,
Ney., in door d. pas>s ~ 10 Of Mlnu-
LOCATIONS.
4 he a. joining claimants are the SENT
mel claim, " crown, Urowaing Glory"
Any and all persons claiming Edyerselg
any pordop Of said
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-10

Business men, Miners and Professional
pen. and all others are requested to inspect
SIT advertising columns.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-10
- > -

BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-10
Yield E"tea ~ tiaoniea s.rvey OF
4. - s4rvrY y" 3S.';rais l.urssD
Minln~ 3isi. ~. :..ss::ic.ai,sa Csa:.-


10 the surveyor Hehttai Oh NeYGda-sr; IN
accordance WIN tue written Instructions
- ~ va ''".s
", ...'' ''H.'s' Ne'''a'
,,',, 49, 40 - y '''''' '''''1i''
49," r''~s..'''.' - III a. survey VI nae
,,,h - .,. r. ~ s''..' . va ~
va -, vim. -. NJ ~ A'ion 70 secliaHS
49,, s :, j., - -, ' -, !" : y, = % +. - . b.
'.. - 49, = - - ~ "''@s'
variation Is dc. % min E, 1t deg d min :.
y 10 eAa.ar' 10 s,ei.2" e'rasr eomnoa to
..,,.,.t,. ,,,.,.,,,, n,.,
>. - .',''Ap'
. ~ IA '''9'Ul surveyor.
n. claim +. l,,.,,.,, &c ~. s,yaa..,,.,...,
i,,,..5,f..4 t.oo.,s 49,, Il ..I ,',,.,,
IN. ~. ~. i;j....iesT z,{r,or 40 80 St
- ~ v.,;,,ot -. \.
bauuded ~, tl,.. ~, Nv n : - Y, - a.,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-10
HAWTHORNE, NEVADA.
IT'S CIRCULATION

Tn ADDITION To IT'S EXTENSIVE
4 local circulation, hundreds of copies are
distributed to subscribers In the Eastern
States and over the Pacific Coast.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-20
Notice Of Oisaffirmance.

To all Whom it May Coneern: BE it Known
to all men, that |, Alfred Doe. q Yankton In
dian. of the Yanktnn Indian agency, in Dakota
Territory, came to the age of majority. that is
of twenty one yeas, on the 3lst day of March.
A. ID, 1888. and do hereby OF my own free will
and accord. this day, for the rea ons herein-
after specified, ditatfirm, deny, annul, and
first day Of September, 1883, at the county of
Charles Mix in said Territory, conveying the
following described real estate, to-wit: All
those certain pieces OF parcels of land. situate
in The county of Ysnkton and Terrific y of Da-
kota. de cribed as follows, tu-wit: The south
(sw "a, of section seven az. in township ninety
three (g3) of range ~ffty-tye t55), containing
AZ 40. 400 DcreH, also the south half of the q nth
east garter (sH ne N of ection twelve u2), in
township ninety-shree (9Sl. of range tfty-six
(h6), containing 10 acres, total area, 1928 40 100
acres; together with all and singular the
hereditaments and appnrtenances therennto
Bartlett Trip AMI Calvin j, b Harris, of
Yankton, Dakota, and signed by Harriet Ange.
IhomRsH II. Ange, M.ltilda lyman. Victoria
Brazeau, Helel Williams, Afr d Coe and
Harvey .Renvilie. and recorded in volume 10 at
page 2. in the office of the r, gister of deeds for
said fankton county. And l do hereby. annul,
deny, revoke and d sathrm any and all oeeds
and Instruments of any and every character
pertaining to any and all realty wherever
situate. by me made. signed or executed during
my ailnority. such revocstion is made for the
re son that The aforesaid and any other deeds
by me 80 cGeeut, d, was or we're obtained from
me while L Tas yet a mino and not capable in
law or making such contract or contracts
ALFRED OOE.
Dated February 90, 1889.
CAMPBbLL& BARNES, Attorneys.
YanktOn, dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-20
postomee. for oklahoma.

WAsHINaToN, April 19.--The postof-
flee department. officials are max ing
active preparations for the immediate
erection of two postotiicee in Oklahoma,
one at Kingtisher and the other at
Guthrie. Several postofice inspectors
are now on the ground examining pro-
posed mail routes into the country and
between all important points. For the
present all mails will enter the country
from the north over the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe, and from the south
they will be carried by regular govern
merst contractors. Il is expected that
the mail facilities will equal The needs
of the settlers. Mail for the iand office
towns and other principal points will
probably go forward on the very day or
at least on the day following the one on
which the presidents proclamation goes
into effect
First Assistant Postmaster General
Garrison said that probably twenty-five
postoffices would be established in the
new territory within the next thirty
days. If no better accommodations can
be had. pQstmasters will supply them
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-20

CHICAGO, April 19.-In the Carter
divorce case the cross-examination of
Mrs. Carter was resumed. The exami-
nation touched upon precedents attend-
ant upon the birth OF little Dudley Car
ter, the unfortunate fruit of the un-
happy union, During the examination
the witness displayed more force of
character and just a little more temper
than she had yet shown. One of the al
legged inhuman acts charged against
Carter is said to have occurred soon
after the birth Of her child. Mr.. Walker
brought out the fact, but not in its dis
gushing details, as IN yesterday. He
continued to trace the history of her
married life. Mrs. Carter declared that
Leslie's conduct was uniformaily brI-
tai and beastly, and yet she testified
that she was fond of him, else she
would not. have married him.