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CONFECTIONERY.

ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, ETC.
i Henry's ice cream. all favors. always on
city: Metropolitan bricks, oil fiavors one quart
60 cents three pints 80 cents two quarts 81 or ~
per gallon: homemade candies made fresh daily;
Third street.
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CRISP SNAPS

&14 0(10 finely improved qusrser
book in the heart Of tue city
Ise nuiiaiigs are nes aad 0cenpief By desir.
stsc ienanf. Streets ali graded. The property
IS bringing siso per mouth.
81 E00 Hcsse and lot near csr line and
YAtDeU In good loeat on. Part cash. bal.
rnes org time
$3.50 Per Acre Hpams i a,,ps near
on Keinisr avenue lectrsc line
&Q60 slightly ressaear lots I'm McAieer's
Lake Washington.
Caoriffco Opposite Kirkland, close to
1850 AAASS railroad, is 40 acres that can
be cured for Sis per acre
81 G00 Fine residence 10, on Molfks
YA5~NV street. very slightly
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sPECIxL NOTICE

nISCEAhGEN1 NOIlCE-AMERiCAN SHIP
IL HeGry Hard. Captain Perkins FROM New
YORK. now dsehargsne ~ Scawab4caer's wharf
Couslgnees VIII pleas Jay lEsiEat, and Eeg de-
livery orders Tor Their goods. All merchandise
when landed upon the WAR vii lie a. tne risk
of tae owners t1ereof fsitsouI regard TO ths
weather., and, II not removed before o COCK n
n, VII os stored or Jeff on wharf at the
Eask and expense Of she owner. Bsliour. Gath-
re & COs
~ oTlCE TO BUILDERS-PLANS FOR cor
~ ssses. SIS; two-story residences. 50: build
inEs ereesed on instsilraeut plSn bv J. Friedlaa-
Ger, architect and saiiasr, ST CclarhlA
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uArRvoYAyrs.

MRS REYSOLDs. THE SUCCESSFUL TEST
ssI ana business medium, gives life readings:
no cards; no questions. Has removed 20 new
brick, Front street, between Spring and seneca;
hours from 10 to L
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Notice
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wv ANTED no RENT A SINTEES- ROOM
w mouse ,ceGhle noase Of eight rooms each
VIII answer xeSr cable or electric rsslroa3S. Al.
oress kirkland, care Post-Inte.ligenccr.
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Carraher & Meachan

Rooms p and %. OLYMPIC BUILDING,
dsouth side Occidental Square,
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MINING GEOLOGTsE.

CHAS. +. BLACKBURN, MINING EXPERT
~ and practical economic miDeralogist-will
examine and report on the condition and value
OF any mining properly In the state: will under
take manage ment and scientific DEVELOPMENT
OF mines: gold and silver mines bought and
sold; dealer In gilt-edge mining stocks; bar
gains guaranteed Address Mountain View.
King county. Wash.
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VII ANIED-MES AND WOMEN OF ABILITY
w in every clty, town and village 10 act s.
agents for the Ladies' Home Journal. We want
The best ohEaiaahie class OF agents, ana TO such
unusual terms Will be offered. the Journal is the
handaoaics. periedical Tor lad es snd the family
ever issued and has nearly nali million sub
serihers Ii viii be advertised the coming
autumn and winter on a larger scale than ever
before creating a demand that agents should
ts ready 10 fiji. Curtis Publishing COMPANY
Philadelphia.
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FLORENCE MARVIN. PROPHECIES. WHO
II predicted the Seattle Gre Room g. Phinney
block. corner Front ard senecs Greets
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w ASDERsoN-PRACTICAL DYER AND
We cleaner Oh ladies' and geRts clothing.
Faith ana JAneA
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HxNrED-Io REsE.

wy ANrEp-YoUNG LADY WISHES NICELY
w furnished nom, 3ot over six oloeks
from postofsiee. Address A 5, e., care fos;-in-
fellissneer
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~ Z. BoGARDUs, FORMERLY CHEMIST
W Tor the 3. & o. r. r, also practical assayer
and chemist in Chicago: nj es examined:
Assaying and chemical work OF all kinds done:
classes in sssaying. Room g. Terry buiIfiug
borner Commercial ami Washington s.reets.
Seatt e, Wash.
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w ANTED-sTATE AND SPECIAL AGENTS
w for the Washington state Mu,usi Accident
Association. Amply 20 or address r. 2. Gray,
EeESral manager sud superintendent o.
agencies, at the hone offlce Of the company,
room g. 7Ue Second street. seattle. Wash
w ANTED-MEN WHO ARE WANTED FOR
~ any posltioa can be secured by advertising
in Tie Press. three lines ihrse times 'og - cents
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HELP HAN9ED-MALE

w ASTED- PLUMBER lao FRONT STREET
w between Pike aud Pine.
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UnBRELLA REPATRIYG.

UMBRELLAS AND PARAsOLS REPAIRED
" recovered and made 70 order; vork
promptly done and guaranteed George w. Fey.
22i Columbia opposite possotlcs.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASoLS REPAIRED
- and recovered No 500, corner Second
and Pine streets. Seattle. ~ssr. Fred Taare
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CITY NOTICES.
IAPOUSDED STOCK AT ALClio-- nssfD
tie. Wash, Nov. ~ a, Is51 AoaaSs RI
Der LIST. 1880 ct police hssdousrfsf1. - sr<'f1
snd Terrace streets, VIII f-.l al puss..s - sxpar
20 the highest bidder Tor essn, 70 pay 80 -
SIS of impoundiag saa keepinx., -; - ~
COW secu. six s. years Of age, snaan hsek i
on night hip. aid one smell waits sgccxspf1T
left saoa der. GEORGE C. MOB ~ 90
CHIEF OF Police, ses-ie. /. -
(tIIY TREAsUgEg's NOTICE 10 IA - =.
~ eE-AI 3ty axes OF ias yss- s-sas6t
low dae and paysbie q; ths csy =. 49,
ofncs N room 10 Butter 6ocs. orr
and james streets eesrt.e WssnirEigE -.
SAID taxes s-e pay able from Novsnssx -
b. March I, 1891. until O'clock 90
time eli taxes remaining anpoa 80 -
oehnquenr and penalty and ihs
tn re.c
Dated this irt dsy OF November. -
WILLIS L. AAESs GU
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-03
The Mt. Diahio.

Following II Superintendent Shnek.
ley's weekly repnrt ut operations al
The Mount niahlo:
The easi drllt an he seventh l,vrl is
IN $40 ieet and shows very favorable
ground ior ore IN the lurr The ta,i
drift on lhn SIKH level is in Cos leei
and shows lrds.-n ,r slvia- low as.
: 'ys. he man stare lriwrtn The
ntih and sikh l,ve,s dues unI luok ~.
we'll lie ole htin. nartoWer as VI -
UP on IL The orc in the wr,t ,,ri.i
from tn snnlh crus>-cut nn the nth
level shoas imprn emrnt, We hs,e
now tel of $50 ore in The face.
Tue ore IN lhe ralsr from The noill
cro.s-cat an ghe fitlh ltvel has nearA
I Ven oul where We wure slnpina. We
have taal a, $50 ore in The Slope
aan,e ihe inh east Tie eas, ctr T. H.
the lu,cfmedae brwe,n the inuslh
AID lifih levels l. in lly teci. \ sm III
amnuut ui $50 ore Is hein. taken f.om
The slope h,low ihe lhIrd .nsi. We
h we stopped hr nortn eros -cut from
the h.Ii we>, and nave starred = sou /,
cross-cu, ui rosite ii. W, have st"pp. Il
the eas, aI.ii lItm he n, rih ciuss., ut
on the se,oi Il easl an,. have s,aii.d -
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-03

is type of theasaaas II Young girls VIII, ase
emerging from the chsyY,iis STA ;e of their ex.
lstence. "a they enter uoo their teens" Merry.
Gus, excltaole, irritable. stirred by strange. un.
knowahle forces within them, each mystery
unto herself, our girls need the telderest care ths
most loving, patient oversight, aad the ad Of
DR.. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription, to safely
carry them through this cli cal period, du.int
which, In too many lives, alas. are sown TIL,
seeds OF distressing forms of disease peculiar Ia
the female SEX But this boon to womankind
VIII prevent all such diseases, or cure them n
they have ALREADY seized q victim. Woman
owes it TO leiself. 10 Ter family, ard to hei
social s,ation, to he well ard strong. Let heI
tEen not neglect the sule cans CT cure. ia
vorite Prescription" Is legitimate medicine,
carefully com pounded by an experience ced and
skillful physisan and adapted to woman's deli
cate orEan zation. 1t Is purely vegtta lie I'm iti
composition and perfectly harmless In its effect,
In any condition of the system. Sold by d.us.
eists: 8. 20, or 81 bottles for $500.
Copyright, 1885, b. WORLD lis. MnD. ASSN
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-03
Esmeralca County.

,tate Senator. ....JDIiS FORBES
Assemblymen =. .'.'';..;,A. nahn1Nn isiss
Snerfl ................hOBEk STEWART
Coni..y Clerk........... :. ii. hOSLNrllAL
Auditor and Recorder q. j. GARRISON
District Attorney. ........ 80. Il. +. CuRi.tk Ii
County TreasL' ..........."E. W. CLARK
Assessoi. -. ..........JERRY QUINN
Superintendent or Schools. ID. f. CURLER
>.Ntyoi... -. .,... .....J. q. A Gill On
hinc Administfsior..M j. VAN NsMLE
..... ......J. ". WILSON
commissioners 49,. 11e; !. C?nbm otl1Hsdk *
Township No. 20.
Justice of the Peace. o.. .......R II. NJ. KING
Constable -. :. ........ I'D. Ii. Fk NToN
school Trust es ...... :. .....k. j, bta y
l.. .........O. +. TAYLOR
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-03

NEw-Wn'er dr,ss rnuis j ,st re-
ca Ned NJ o + Ia, lnr'S
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-03

Is thlsihe bes,.' l,aquestlnn often
asked, when medicine is wanted. The
ioilawlng are IL few of the m,a.icinrs
of known Reliability, sold by X. NJ.
King and Knapp & L,ws Co., ol ibis
place. They have niuny other excel
lent medicines hi, l',ese are worth,
of especial mentions;
Chamberlain's Z, ugl. r medv, Ia
nous ipr it, cures of sr,ere cpi,s. and
AS IA preventative Ion Group. Price 90
cenls per bottle.
Chamberain's PAIN Balm, II general
fnmily linlment aud esp chilly valn-
hle fur rheumatism. Price 90 cenls
per hottie.
Gbambetlain's Coiic. Cholera and
Diairiinea Remedy, Tie mn,l reliable
kn"wu neuicine lor hoWeIc e, mpiaiuis
Il Is esP,caily plIz Il by peisuns >ub
.leei Ia conc. | has cui,u many case-
ri chrome diarlhGI Price 25 aud SO
cehls pei bollle.
81. i'ar,ek's Pills, for disorders ii
The liver aid b,m-ls a vigorous hnf
gellle PITY ihai cl,alses ahd ren,
Yates The ahl.e system. Price %
cent, Per beX. 4
Cnamhrlain's Eye and SKIN Ont.
m.ni. Far teiier, s,l'-rhttim. sea d.
lrnd, etzrma AMI chrunic soie eyes
Price 20 cents per b4X.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-03

The ln5o Index III last ,uuesdaj
says: Early Monday m"inpnsa CAm,,
Independence Plule "mtd.clne NH"
kao.n he Chariey was r,muv. d from
this mundsne splrrre 10y fnvIng |, .
head SMASHED with II in,k aild his
ihi'ai cut ir, IN ear 10 ear. 1So H.
dians did the deed ~ accoi dance with
the Piule law which says The ducler
" ho loses three patients must die.
Theee ln,tian mu. dvrs are becoming
more common, aud only passing notice
seems IN he paid 10 th.m i.y locsl
aulLoriiies
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-03
Or. PlERcE'S PELLETS

regulate and cleanse ihe liver, stomach and bow
els. They are purely vegetable and perfectly
harmless. I ne u Dose. 6oid by druggista
q cents vial
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ANNUAL Statement
For the ysar ending December 81, A. D. 1889, Of
the condition and e6airs of the
lllianee Nail lceneiatinn

Alliance Hail Association,
Of North and South Dakota, organized under the
Auditor Of the State Of south Dakota, In pursu-
6nce Of the laws Of eaid state.
President -Alonzo Wardsll.
saeset,ssms saes rsssldsnflG; s. coeI.g & godd''
Organized or incorporated-ioth day Of Fssru.
tommenced Business-ssth day Of April, 1851.
PROPERTY OR ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
The cash in hands of agents and In coures
Of traAsmfsston IL. is................:.:. Xs IL
Onlce Furniture. re...................$tJ6 $tJ6 "
supplies No., lsl 10 so. 40
All other .uns due the company unpaid ~ ~
ho,es ..................ts,s4e ,s4e IL
Iotal Aeeota SoSsVto "a
LIABILITIES
Amount Of money borrowed and remain.
Anoass. sas soPsad 81 ii o;a.. sss.in: claims. @ g
Total Liabilities. .. ...... .Sli $50 es
INCOME DURING THE YEAR 1889.
Cash on hand January 1, 1888. ..........::S g g
Whole amount Of cash premiums re.
ssiyed @ on policies written in ~, ths .ss ssass e
e. south DaEcta !; T. % m a
Whole amount Of interest money re.
eeiycd ON iosns in the State Of South
yho's ssass smsan; oi income received ' from m
all other sources. Observation-Disclosures. is,S4a 70
Total Income me............ Ss7,4yS -
EXPENSES DURING THE YEAR 1889.
Who'll. amount of losses paid during tho 40 -. -,
Amt Of iesss. paid apon risks taken il =
the state of South Dakota. 81, ,laa 81
Amoun. e dividsnds paid during the .,o 90
Amount of s; commissons and iees paid ~'' 10
to officers and agents during the - o., =.
Amount % If fees paid the Auditor Of the A''''-
Territory Of Dakota and the Auditor
of the State of South Dakota during
wnss Ss ps,S Ss fsr aslsdns ~
GERS and agents during the year 1889, 3,0G0 90
Whole amount Of all other expenditures
during tho year 1883. 9.................1 1d,S49 "
Total Expenditures. .... .Sss,5so 20
Gross amount of risks taken
during the gear 1882. 81, ,4s7,s 60
Gross amount Of risks taken
In the state Of South Oak.
during the year 1889 %. q, ,459,O02 80 :.
Whole amount of risks outstanding. None
Whole amount Of losses incarretl during
claimsd and not vet due, ......... 4s,s4s 60
the year 1889, including those
state Of South Dakota . =. 49,. .......... a,13e 50
Number Of Agents in state Of =. OAK. Is7
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA. 3,
Alonzo Wardall, President, and =. y. Cooley,
Secretary of the Alliance Hail Association !nsnr
4 ance Company OF North Dakota md South DaEo-
ia. being duly:sworn depose aud say that the fore
going is fuli true and correct statement Of the
| affairs of aGid company, and they are the above
described officers Of said insurance Company.
| AL0NzO WARDAlL, President.
8. D. Cooley, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Goth day
| Of January, 1880. EUeENE &. KANE,
Notary Public.
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HOT SPRINGS STAR.

Census Questions.
The census taker will soon be abroad
in the land and PROFOUND the following
interrogations:
]. Give Christian name IN full, and
initial Of middle name, surname.
2. Whether soldier, sailor, or ma
rine during the Civil War (Uuited
States OF Confederate) or widow of
such person.
8. Relationship to head Of family.
4. Whether white or black. mulatto
quadroon, octoroon, Chinese, japanese,
or Indian.
5. Sex.
8. Age at nearest birthday. IL un.
der one year give age in months.
q. Whether married, single, wild.
owed or divorced.
8. Whether married during the
census year iJune 1, 1889 to May 81,
9. Mother of how many children,
and number of these living.
10. Place Of birth.
IL. Place of birth of father.
IL. Place of birth of mother.
13. Number Of years in the United
States.
IA. Whether naturallzed.
Is. Whether naturalization papers
have been taken out.
IL. Profession trade or occupation
IL. Months unemployed during the
census year (June /, 1889, to May 81
1s9O).
Is. Attendance at school lin months
during the census year (Junc /, 1889 t.
May 81, 1880.
10. Able to read.
20. Able to write.
q. Able to speak English. IL not
the language or dialect spoken.
%. Whether suffering from acute
or chronic disease. with name of disease
and length Of time afflicted.
%. Whether defective in MIND
sight, hearing or speech. or whether
crippled manned, or deformcd, will
name of defect.
"a. Whether prisoner, convict
homeless child, or pauper.
25 and 26. Is the home you live II
hired or is it owned by the head or {
member of the family?
"a. If owned by head or member O
family is the home free from mortrag'
membranes?
%. IL the head Of the family is
farmer is the farm which he cultivate
hired, or is it owned by him or mem
ber of the family?
%. If owned by head or member o
family, is the farm free from lnortgag
incumbrance?
50. IL owned hy head or member o
family. and mortgaged given the poat
office address Of owner.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-04

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
AuprruR's Orr,cE-ISsuRANcE DErARrNESr.
1. l.. G. Taylor. Auditor Of the State Of South
Dakota do hereby certify that the above ia q true
copy of the OriEtnai statement now on file In this
ofi!ce.
In witness whereof, have, herennto set my
hand and aixed tho seal of this otlice at Pierre,
this I'D day Of March, 1880.
- l.. c. TAYLOR, Auditor.
fsEALl BY L. +. CHAPMAN, Deputy.
THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
Office of State Aulitor-Department of Insurance.
CoMrANY's CERTIFICATE CT AUTHORITY.
WEEREAs, The Alliance Hail Association, .
corporation organized under the laws Of Da-
kota Territory, has died in this Office sworn
for tho year ending December 81, 1880, conforms
ble to tho requirements of the laws OF this state
regulating the business of Insurance.: and
Whereas, The said Company has fled in this
Office atiuly certified copy of it's charter, with GER
tifcate of organization, In compliance with tho
requirements of the insurance laws aforesaid;
NOw, therefore, 1, l.. G. Taylor, Auditor of the
State Of Sonth Dakota, pursuant to the provis-
lone ofssid laws do hereby certify that the above
named Company is fully empowered through its
authorized agente, to transact Its appropriate
business of Hail Insurance In this state. accord-
ing to tie lave thereof, until the 3lst day Of De-
cember, A. d. 1880. So.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hcrsunto get my
hand and seal at Pierre, this 22ndday of March,
A. d. 1880. L.C. TAYLOR,
Auditor.
[sEALl By p. CHAPMAN, Deputy.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-04
Leave of Absence.

GENTLhMEN:
In addition to and explanatory Of the
circular issued by this Office on the 9th
Of March last q r.. d.. a14), in regard
to the act of March ., 1889 (25 Stat,
S54), for your information and the in
formation of settlers who may apply
for leave Of absence from the tracts
covered by their several settlements,
under the third section Of said act, and
other parties interested, it is hereby di-
rected that any settler SO applying
shall submit with his application to the
register and receiver of the proper land
Office his affidavit, corroborated by the
af4idavsts Of disinterested witnesses set
ting Forth the following facts, viz:
l. The character and date of the en-.
try, date of Establishing residence upon
the land, and what improvements have
been made thereon by applicant.
2. How much of the land has been
cultivated by the applicant, and for
what period Of time.
5. In case of failure o. injury to
crop, what crops ha ,e failed orb been in
jurcd or destroyed, to what extent, and
the cause thereof.
4. In case Of sickness, what disease
or injury. and to what extent claimant
is prevented thereby from continuing
npon the land; and If practicable, a
certificate from reliable physician
should be furnished.
S. In case of "other unavoidable
casualty" the character, cause, and ex-
tent of such casualty, and effect upon
the land or claimant.
| 6. In each case full particulars upon
which intelligent action may be based
by the register and receiver.
Z. The dates from which and to
which leave of absence is asked.
The foregoing is not to be nnder.
stood as imposing restrictions upon set.
tiers over and above what the statute
contains, or to modify the condition.
therein prescribed for the enjoymen,
of the right. but merely to indicate
what facts should be set forth in tn.
required af6davits, leaving with til,
registers and receivers Of the severa
district offices the duty Of making ap
piication of the law to the particular
cases presented, subject, of course. Il
the supervisory authority of the depart
ment. Respectfully,
W. NJ. SroxE,
Acting Commissioner.
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i 1StRATI6N.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
County of Fall River, 10
In the Comfy Court, in and for Fall River Conn.
ty. South Dakota.
ceased
The State Of South Dakota sends greeting to all
of the heirs at law and next OF kin Of John
Wells, deceased, aud to all to whom these pres
cnts may come:
Yon and each Of ycn are. hereby notified that
Plunna Wells has filed IN this cOnrt her petition
asking that letters Of administration of the estate
Of John Wells, issue to her, and you are further
ton tas been set for hearing q the ApIi! term
the County Judge in the town Of Hot Springs, In
said county, on the 18th day Of April A. d. 1890.
at the hour Of 2 o'clock p. m.
Now therefore, you are hereby required to be
and appear personally before this court at said
time and place, TO show cause II you have any why
the prayer Of ssid petition should not be granted
day Of March, A. b. 1850. By the Court
". II. WOOD,
County Judge.
w. L. JunNiNs,
Clerk of County Court.
4s3 BY John n. Henton, Deputy.
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In witness whereof, have, herennto set my
hand and atixed tho seal of this oiice at Pierre,
this I'D day Of March. 1890.
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STATE OF Souru DAKOTA.

AuD,ron's Orr1cE-INsuRAxcE DEPARTMENT.
l., l.. C. TAYLOR, Auditor of the State Of South
Dakota, do hereby certify that the above is true
copy Of tho original statement now ON file in this
In witness whereof, have hcreunto set my
hand and affixed the eeal of this Office ut Pierre
this twenty sixth day Of March, 1890.
L.C. TAYLOR, Auditor.
BY L. Il. CHAPMAN, Deputy.
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Secretary Of the Interior.

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besides It . Of great dsmsse 70 the. throat aud
lungs and Il exceedingly dlngeroue at this season
Cough syrup will relieve any ordinary cough, and
this remedy costs no more thsn the inferior
grades that ere thrown on the market to sell q
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice .s hereby given, that the copartnerehip
heretofore exciting between j. A. 1soyden and j.
Quinn. under the firm name Of Boyden 4 Quinn,
is this day dissolved hy mutual consent. The
business will he continued at the old stand by J.
Quinn. !. a. BOYDEN,
Dated Hot spsinga. s. D.. March q, 1880.