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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31
Killed by the Gallery Gods.

Miss Craddon never wrote but one
play. A scene was introduced in
which child was kidnapped from it's
mother, and at the end, when all were
made happy, the restoration OF the
child was taken for granted. 1t passed
unnoticed for quite o minute after the
fall of the curtain. Then god" leaned
over from the balcony and solemnly
inquired: what about the kid %
The piece was swamped in an inextin-
g1ishahle burst of laughter.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31
The use of the telephone by the re,

The use of the telephone by the gen
eral public is decreasing rather than
increasing, owing to the high rent de-
manded by the monopoly. There are
lines of wire entirely dismantled in the
most intelligent parts Of New York and
New England. When the monopoly
lets go its clutch, which will probably
be in 1891, a greatly increased use Of
the telephone will follow. It is a great
convenience, though not worth to the
average citizen the high rental charged
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31

Students. Teachers male OR female, J Cler-
employment. should not fail to write TO B.
F. Johnson 4 Co.. lOU9 Main ST., Richmond,
Va Their great success shows that they
have got the true ideas about making mon
ey. They can show you how to employ odd
hours protitably.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31

The Medical Gazette alleges that the
following letter was received by ply
sician from o man whom he knew, prac,
ticing medicine and desiring counsel:
"dear Dock I have pashunt whose
physical sines shows that the wind-pipe
has liberated off and his lungs have
drop down into his stumick have given
hymn EVERY thin without eject her
fother is welthy honorable and infiuen-
shall as he is member of assembly and
god nose I don't want to loos him what
shall do ans by return male. Yours
frat" ...- ....
n,,r>,,>,,, =, mn 10 r;o', l,;<toroSt anemV
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31
9UEEE FIGHT ABOUT 4 rEW.

QUEER FIGHT ABOUT 4 PEW.
.lcnrious lawsuit over a pew in church
as recently been tried in England be-
ore the Master OF the Rolls and Lords
astices Bowen and Fry. A Mr.. Halli-
az claimed that, as his family possessed
he pew in question, in Warminster
FAarch, for more than two hundred
lesrs. the wardens had no right to take
down, and he showed receipt dated
1851, for the purchase money of the
le%s. The wardens contended that the
|ew could not have been granted prop
If'I', since it was in ore of the aisles, a
art Ct the church that would not, in
hose days, have been used until the
ave was full. This argument was
Eerruled, however, by the Master Of
nc Rolls, who pointed out that a pew
the aisles was a more desirable one
/ sleep in than one in the central por-
on of the church, and that, in fact, for
nat reason the squire's pews are gener-
~ IN the aisles. After long arguments
fo and con the judges decided in favor
Mr.. Halliday's absolute ownership of
fe pew. and restrained the wardens
I'm disturbing it. The case will prob
|Dly be appealed to the House of Lords
r iinai adjudication. It affords q
rising example Of the obstacles that
r. IN the way of the movement for
baking all churches free.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31
REMAINS OF a LOST NATION.


lost to history. This mysterious nation
was known at Jerusalem. Thebeo, and
Nineveh during period of 1000 years.
The first treaty of peace on record was
between the Hittites and the Egyptiuns.
In the Assyrian Inscriptions which have
been exhumed in Nineveh are found
many references to these people. The
Pharaohs left records of their victories
over the Hittites. The Bible, in several
places, speaks of them. But informa-
ton of this long-lost nation has until re-
Gently been confined to these references
OF other nations who knew them. The
Hittites, it has long been supposed,
We're wiped out and left no relics, no
historical assets, nothing but reminis-
cence.
Consul Bossinger, at Beirut, sends
the State Department some intelligence
he has received about the discoveries of
Hittite remains in Marash and vicinity,
in Central Turkey.
No Hittite hieroglyphics have yet
been discovered, but the most remark
able "find' is the colossal statute of
Sardanapalus, King of Nineveh, eighth
century, B. c., standing on pedestal
in the smaller court of the palace. The
workmanship is very fine. The face
speaks like the finest Grecian statues.
The statue had been thrown down and
broken but the fragments are all there
and the whole figure can easily be re-
stored. On this statue were several
square yards of Assyrian inscription in
cuniform hieroglyphics, from which the
name was determined.
But how this statue of an Assyrian
King came to be placed in Hittite
palace is not easily accounted for. 1t is
presumed that when Sardanapalus made
his expedition through Asia Minor he
conquered this Hittite city and erected
his own statue in the center of the
palace, carefully preserving intact all
the productions of Hittite art.
TIE SACREDNESS OF Il PROMISE.
One of the most important precepts to
be gravely and solemnly urged the con-
sideration Of the young is the sacred
ness of promise.
There are persons who would shrink
in horror from the charge of habitual
untruthfulness, who yet do not hesitate
to break any pledge which they may
make, when it comes in conflict with
the selfish desire of the present hour.
That they feel disinclined to keep
pledge, or that they disregard it in fit
of anger, is put forth as grave and be-
fitting excuse by those who should be
ashamed of so childish q plea.
The early training which produces no
better fruit than this must needs have
been sadly defective. Let parents and
teachers look to it that strict integrity
in regard to this very keystone of
moral excellence be carefully enforced
by line upon line, and precept upon
precept; and, better still, by example
upon example,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31

EXCUSE me, but never part my hair,
as the Hlsn said when the Indian was
about to scalp him.-Dcnsuiile Erecse
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31

PERSONS who take measures to enlarge
their business-tailors.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31
A Useful instrument.

Musical visitor-"What han :1some
piano!'
Mrs. Tiptop-"Yes, I do no. know
Of any single piece of furniture ] have
that L am more proud of than nv
piano. It was made to order st :. cost
Of $5,0OO."
20, I must-why, it is locked
Yes; I lost the key some months
ago and have forgotten to get ano..,ar'
Stop that Cough.
Many people neglect what they call IL Sim
PIE cough which. il not checked il: time.
may lead to Lung trouble. SCOTS E,.tls;om
o. Pure Cod Liver Oil, gifh HvpophoS, litss.
VIII WI not only stop the cough but he'd me
lungs. Endorsed by thousands of pLysi-
cians. Palatablc as milk. Try it. Svi,. hy
oil Druggists.
WANTED, tho name of the COL smith
who made the welkin ring.
Mosr Of tho time in hot wctcr-the
WasherwOman.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31

important in as soap. Thousands. however.
buy cheap. adulteraled soaps to save a few
cents. and lose dollars in rotted clothing.
Dobbins' Electric Soap. perfectly pure. saoes
dollars.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31

TODAY is a good deal closer than yester
days" said Smith to Jones. "Yes.' said
Jones, Its nearer"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31

NATURES serial story-The spinal COL
umn. continued in our necks.-Iime
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31

If afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it. 25c.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31

The earliest mention of neck-wear is
that of Jobs three comforters.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31
rxIm0u1 nvrc Gire Faster and BriOhter
OJAMVOO VyE0 LnlOrs than nnU Other El,ns.

9s.rsE.z..>tS>, z.tE.,k.f'
The man who las invested from three
to five dollars in Rubber Coat, and
at his first half hours experience in
storm finds to his sorrow that It is
hardly better protection than mos
quito netting, not only feels chagrined
at being 80 badly taken in, but also
feels II he docs not look exactly like
Ask for the "FISH NRAND y SLICksR
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31

MOST of tho time in hot wctcr--the
washerwoman.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31
Stop that Courl,.

WANTED, tho name of the COL ,smith
who made the welkin ring
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31

Qu1N1NE is malaria's bitterest enemy,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31
COVE DRINKING.

-
Mr. hyde Side of a Most Respectable
= pc H' 5yucarinO Guest.
,,,,ra's g strange old party, and he
~ Nv ,oe not a little amusement by
y ,'o Daa;ties and eccentricities when he
is t ,,,.;nc,s said an attache of a we'll
s' w.. 1.n cafe the other night. The per-
'i'S ,oferted to was a large, elderly
L. o.! ~ very d;gnifed in manner, who
led '"' Mod somewhat the picture of the
~ Chief Justice Chase. When ques-
lie ~ n1 as to the nature of the old gentle
sp ,n.s Irregularities, the first speaker
~. aOf course, shall not reveal his
N Nv, although know it very we'll He
o1 sas several hundred miles from here,
= man of high social position, and
nj rre wealth, and among his neighbors
i =, friends is regarded as model of
II sa1;4v and rectitude, and is supposed
bp the embodiment of all the cardi-
d virtues. And yet the sly old fellow
a anne, here at stated periods and in
~ MET. genteel sort of way he has big
~ ,e There are but two or three places
"a. he irequents and he is very parti-
o. rar about being let severely alone.
1 r. s!,;lns hotels and always secures
,r,;sbcd room in some quiet neighbor-
ool and takes his meals at restau-
"a, an. lie never pays a cent for any,
We HING that is served him in the line of
70 g. goods, but invariably says: "Just
enember that my boy" and when he
81, about TO leave town he calls for his
ed ii and no matter what the amount,
LEI avs it Ike man. When he first ar
Ives here for his periodical set-to with
ma D:m;.uons, malt, and various beverages
IN g will stride into our place, look all
y ygand the room, wait until there is
nd carce.y any ore present, and then,
Eakiag up to the bar, will say to the
n, eudant soto voce:
/; Have YOU any Mumm?'
-, Yes, sir.
., Six bottles on ice, please.'
After this he will walk oat and won't
r; es1yn for probably two or three hours.
-. -. lcn back he comes, draws chair up
y; =. pa table. and tackles the well-iced
~ lsmn, and he gets away with it, too;
- here is positively no limit to that mans
asc;ty and he never grows boisterous
lu' ,,isagreeable. He will sit a whole
~ tternoon and evening drinking wine
VI rd walk out late apparently straight
+ sa strong. About 10 the next morning
" makes his appearance, and taking his
eat calls for large dish of ice-cream
:e nl tlmbler half full of bourbon
s. Risky. After being served he takes q
" poon and slowly transfers the cream
% rom the dish to the glass until the
d. alter is full with the mixed liquor and
Feam. This he slowly sips until the
n lass is empty, when he repeats the per-
la FINANCE sometimes seven or eight
y mes. Another popularity of his is to
e' BY imported cigars, break them in two,
te d chew them. After spending week
t,en days in our midst the old gentle
tho ban takes a Turkish bath, pays his
lie lore takes the train for his home. and
'll Taking off Mr.. Hyde becomes DIR,
me e.yll once again. '-Detroit Free Press.
u' QUEER FIGHT ABOUT 4 PEN.
.icurious lawsuit over pew in church
JOS recently been tried in England be-
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31

1Anyrc Living upon Lactuted Food are Ihu!tna.
CHD'I0 R1Dpn. Henria. Il is Ilc.uu,sfs.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-07

oIdeat DaEotaa IN Tee coaveaoon. he
came ii the COS.
Never before s,nce ettlemeut were 80
many jackrabbits seenlupsn sbe pralrae.
Prairie. chickens. too. ts very plentlful'
and, if permitted to rex their young &C
cordiuG to Law. there VII be sosAe rare
sport for the hunters TIP salL ap.easl
.,as Ms. R..s Ks's B',sg .ss:a arrived from
East with . large 1trk OF Millinery.
Emmons County ladies]wili hnd at miss
Brsdy's all the 1a3gnSfles OF hats and
bonpets at ~ iotest Hsslble prices.
4 nunh{r .pl z County team, |,
passed ,hflksdtsxn khis week to and
from the rixer AOn ttir return trip they
were loaded with psis, Mr. Hlllisrd.
who a : delegate 70 te Steele conyen"
ton made the aequaintnce OF the EN-
mons County boys, bpught over three
teams.
Deuble.B Moss, the folly Original apd 9
1osiy Long.Tims Ho3e-Dsaler, reached
| ths Williaassposs, neipborhsod Wednes'
day forsnoon. Hi camp is on the creek
northwest Jsf .r.. hit during hsslnes'
hours Tie herd will asge near Tom Kel
ly's. whers Mr.. Moor viii corral TO cap
ture animals dlspoaedpf.
on Jun. 2 ;ihs go" iias Hgaa, sh'
running of through sold trsins ffem Mn
nearclis and Sc, Paul 70 h0ntres z =
another year." says 'sos'onctal. ~
lwill run i solid train firm Bisnsrk, whicl
u now put down on our maps - !. tn
western .tsrminussf, tAe ssyttso.. n e
A.. B. &N. W. .grade|is o&s byth
i s.:so6ss csmpany.
Insur,ng against hill should hat y
Sprthsr delayed; and q Ne Farmer
f1iiiancs Hail Association Has luade Y
be.t record, established fer itself the be-
reputation, al isrmeH should ipsure
!, f.that compsny. and t1ls got safs insu
ancs IL M smallsst fossible ccst. s.
advsrtissment Of Fasnsrs' Allissce-al
surancs 20. In snothsscolumn =
An e.smy invited The ether da1
i oct a umpire in the ase.bail game, b
y he met with storm rssai. While n,
|. should 70 where dnss ealls, public OPT
ion does not demand Sef.sacrifcess Eyl
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above the br,dS III What appeared TO bs
. narrower place. bdssit proved 20 be t05
feet wide. There Will <.rs Is IS new
souebsdy's team aud heavily sSsded
wagon Will 20 down int the wAtstrF5-l. "a
stick The county for big damages.
Down at Emmensburg. the ether DAY,
[..As writer saw The four registered short.
\ yrn bulls that H. F. Dougias recently
iSurchased frsm the Washburn Farm, In
Minnesota They ere perfect representa-
.tiyes Of the full. blood Durham bresd. and
Ito any one lntersstsd u tho Improvement
Of the beet cattle Of this region u was Z
pleasure to look upon them. Each bull
Vas led ~ sn attendant. The party t!av
sled only In the cooler part. OF the Gay
| and at the rata Of about eight miles saet
"a hours. It took week 70 make tn
distadce between Bismarck And the Doug
las Ranch, seven miles north Of Winona
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-07

nesses, TO prove Ills continuous sesidence upon
q. a. Sherwood, W II Allen. Of Exeter. Dak. !;
A. l.. Reynolds, Of Omio, Oak.
Any person who desires 70 protest aeainss ths
snssstsntial reason, under thsSlaw and the regu-
lations Of the Interior Deparanent, why such
prosf Oh euld net BE- allowed, will be given an
Snnertunity ct the Aforementioned time and
raSce 10 croSs,cxanaine the witnesses Of ssld
oiainaant, aud 1ner eyidetcs In rebnttal Of tha
ss.buaitted by claimant: s;.... -.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-07
81 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.

vote for the delegate from Emmons.
They not only wsuld not vote for him.
but wouldn't allow Gsyton ticket at the
polls. except the Fridley .Gayton ticket.
which was voted almost straight BY 1rid.
lsy's friends throughout the county.
Had Gayton depended on the Stanley
CLIQUE he would not have recsivea rsa
votes In the county"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-07

Logaa Csniag - she ffens.
The Following from the Nspossons
Homestead shows that our dStfr csunty
of Lossn :has NO cause for complaint rs-'
sp.c.lne ,mmigrssiop this season "A
petition siknsd by twsnty.two residents
Of 3 ne,shborhsod whore thsrs VA but
one settler six weeks ags shows that 10
gan county Is beginning 70 get her share
of the boom. Such petition was hand-
ed TO the board Of county commisstolsr'
on : Monday last sskiss fer ss!N II
township organisation. 4
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Ansug che ..Has Desns;,,

Among che Was Dssns,n
The WInona Times editor thinks he's
found mares nest, and gees back to the
"has BEEN era therefor. He quotes WHIST
the RECORD said last fall about Attorney
Psrksrs taxss-that not cant had been
paid. etc. The Times then quotes the &C..
ton Of the board rebatinE penalty and in.
terest on Mr.. Parker's taxes for the yesss
1885 and 's6. AFTER which the youth
saeely nemsrks:
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IN 1owt AND OUT,

School 0lpcthO0 A0StNsys s~uo Ao' Y
For lppsoyed Singer Sewing Machines
eo,to MtslKate Bradys. Bismarck. \
Mir1fityrepresslhtion got black eyt
in ,tafs district. t.-McIntosh Co. Herald.
! There il no improvement to repsrthn
the. condition 81 Miss Nay Linderman.i
,,>issbert Buchanan. Of the valley. Was
among Wednesdays visitors to Willlans;
port.
= Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Thistlethwaite, Of
Cherry Grove. srs the proud parents of .
lhxAgbcy * e<e~aLu s~t4t
; Miss Bertha Packer who Ass-sesn at
tending school at Yernilllon. 8. D., will
be, home in few days..
A large number Of tie farmers in this
and adjacent ishborhosds have fenced
IN good -s,ssd pastures this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goughnour and
Mr.. Wiley Wilson, Of Buchapan. were
| Visitors to thsocounty ssat Monday.
Msssrs. Dugald and HpEh 5tmpbell
and Mr.. Erard Wurstsr .Aafbrdhsr were
visitors to ,as county xsss.l last 1esk. !
Mrs. Rohrer, who was expected to ar
rive here last week. wrote to hes relatives
that she he'd postpopd the trip unit
July.
l The Methodist cant. p.mesting begin
i at Winchester ON June|1 The Rev. II
G. Blbie, OF Grand FORKS. will be il
charge.
4 A number Of his yoang friends CAV
( Fred Cotton surprlsss last Friday ever
ing, and very snjoyakA time Is reportc
by sll whs attended.
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the bravsst may shrink from acting asR
ferlorn hope to all the Office Of baseball
umpire OF school director without attract
Ing tho index finger Of public scorn.
"a fishing party from various parts Of
The county visited Enmonsburg Saturday
% the guests Of Merchant Archambault
The guesn were somewhat dlsapp pointsd.
The merchant had ,atimatsd that hs
would feast his visitors on wolf. gopher.
and rsttlesnake. but the chief dish tho
company rat dewn to in the evening was
ragolt de CAMS. Darn Frenchman. any
-wayl
1t beats all how thsyoung men Of EN-.
monsicsunty hsve been investing In new
bu9gles this year. And. tsking peep
through the horoscope. the fsct comes In
wlew;th6t in previous years each young
bachelor who purchssed sbuggy has
soon stheresfter obtainsd wife, This II
not an advertissment'to boom the buggy
trade, but . plain and itruthful item oi
LEGAL news.
They Aaa dance over ~ Oanpt1y Ell
4 day evening. As usual. everybody had
good time. Some time this uonth--th'
2eth, we belisve-there is gong. to be an
other party At Danbury. in honor Q
Charlie Chapman. who en- that da
reaches the xge at which every America
l male citizen has the right to vote earl
and often. and to 20 soc the girls wher
! ever he wants to.
Z Notwithstanding the dull times. th
well-known grocery house of Georl
! Jennings, MAN and Fifth streets. col
tinues to do good trade. and still keel
e growing In favor with the people who {
+ business in Bismarck. And the Eeast
d therefor ls not hard TO And. 1t is becau
people dealing with him know that b
v llaraa stock. of Ronds IL -nnre aud Tres
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-07

Nsndan Pioneer The Bismarek peni-
teutisry 10 s.model institution, aud the,
directors could not have appsintsa .
warden who will give 20 much general
satisfactien ~ Mr.. Willisms. 30 well
has the institution bssa managed that ne
body else had even applied for ths plses.
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Aash PFairis.

4O0eh IH0tpoSs
Of the RECORD.
Hss--~,- -Jscsb stoudsr and A. J. Hon'
stain msae>~ trip to the Capital City last
week. .EvsrJA,ug IL quiet since the
big time at Winchsstsroa The 2Ath ult....
This 10 splendid weather for wheat, but
somewhat csol for corn. Settlers are
arriving. Several families from Ean
Claire. Wis. have como IN. They are
friends Of III. Gshan's. and have located
west of heis. Msssra Thompson and
Pillsbury, from near Fergus Falls. Nina.
with their hsusehsld goods and stock. are
here, and rspe.t that more arc to come
from the sauepsrts. They will probably
locate on this prairie. ;. r. J.Dssn. n.
Csntwsll and II. Aahaaey nads trip to
Eureka recently. the former two With
wheat and Mshanev with .Aax which he
had bought for sesd, but which he found
On closer Inspection to BE fuil Of mus
tard. He went to get it0lsausd. :. .. .Ru
NOR says that Lincoln Cell has bought
Bumstead's store. ...A. ]. Honstain ha'
traded his sheep 70 Mr.. Lynn for cattle
Tho people Of the prairie had bette
| open their eyes, for there q snake Il
the grass. ). Our city blacksnith has hi
shop well arranged now for doing caz
) riage making and painting. he has III
ITrautmann a. painter. Mr.. and Mn
Hotstaln's daughter, Mrs. Brooks, wh
arrived recently on-s v,eit, ish nuc
Af..~ -t.a
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&
'Wo0DMANSE,
DEALERS IN

Deering and Plano Har-
yesters and Bin deH
Giant Mowers, Plano
Chain Drive Movers,
Minnesota CHIEF, Three
Rivers end "A DIV anc e
T1hreshfs, Grain Wagt
ons. carriages, r DAD
| Wae,hs, Buggies, Buck
Ehoa5ds and Road Carts:
| p1cMs, Cultivat'r rs, Wind
Wills, Iron and Wooden
Jumps.
{ Fine, clear, golden
Castor Machine Oil. &C
cents per gallon. /
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To TAxeAYRRa.

Until further notice the County Tteass
urer's Office will be open on Mondays.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays Of each week.
week. DuaALD CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
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ADVICE TO meraERs.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, Tor
children teething, d tho prescription Of ono Of
%Be bsst female nurses and physicians in the
United StAtes. and has bsen used Sor forty years
With sayse-failing SUCCESS BY millions Of mothers
Tor thsif children. During The process Of teeth
Inn a. value b noelcuisble. 1t psiieves the child
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-07

HALL HALL HAILa
Farmers, insure ysur crops against hail.
II. A. ARNsTRoNo, Agent.
Dakota Hail Association Of Plankintsn.
Dakota.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-07
TIMBER CLAIMS

TlKBER CLAIyIS.
The undersigned will do work this ses-
son for nonresident timber,claim ownsst
who may wish plowing, cultivation, 'sec..
done on their claims.
J. L. BouTILLlER.
Willismspert, n. D