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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-03-28
From the Buckeye State.

IANoSIh, tAArcu IL, low.
To the Editor Of the RECORD.
Twill endeavor 10 give your readers a
few lines regarding this part Of Ohio
The winter here has been open and irreg-
ular. Rain and mud have been abundant
Ice has not frozen thick enough to en-
courage much storage. Some fsur-lnch
ice has been put up this month. The
farmers here complain of hard timcs
after raising an abundant crop last year.
But when one inquiries the cause Of the
hard times they tell him Of the low price
of farm products. Wheat brings rs cents
a bushcl-grown on land tho assessed
value of which is not less than $50 an
acre. Corn fed beef cattle sell at four
cents pound, and farmers say it does
not pay to raise and feed them for that
price. and majority are selling their
calves. A calf four weeks old will bring
5000. This should be pointer for the
northwestern farmers and ranchmen to
hold on to their herds of cattle and not
get discouraged on account of lew prices.
Better prices are bound to come. l And
the tenant farmer here jogging along IN
the same old rut he was in years ago. At
first he started out with bright hopes of
owning n farm some day. Perhaps five,
ten or fifteen years have passed, and his
ambition has been frustrated. He has
moved about from place to place, and to-
day finds him little, If any, better off than
when lie began.
have been visiting old scenes and re-
calling forgotten incidents of youth.
visited the old school.house which at.
tended as a pupil and in which spent
one term as teacher. Five years has
brought great change in the youths,
and some of them was unable to rccog
nize. The old home has not changed
much. The brick house, the large bank
barn and the running brooks all look ia.
millar The fields look smaller, thu
houses closer together. and the hills
higher. Let the RECORD drop" at Will
Transport postoffice, as we expect to be
home by the 28th of the month
s. E. BRINDLE
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-03-28
our .sJnw-FarmeE,, sove,n.r. - /.

Mandan Pioneer As the realization il
getting abroad that 25O,000 bushels Of
wheat would now lie at the disposal of
the farmers on their own personal secur-
lty, if it had not been for the alleged
moral scruples of such men as John
Miller and Senator Wlnship, there is II
growing feeling of resentment toward
these men. When the state tax of the
full four mills on the dollar comes to be
paid by the farmers 1t will then appear
to them that, after all, the SO: called farm
ers' administration and its friends are not
the especial friends of the farmer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-03-28
Wiilona.

Correspondence of the RECORD.
= MIR. Johu McCrory has boon consider
ably indisposed during the past week :.
Miss Jennie Anderson, young lady who
has hosts of friends every where she is
known, spent portion of last week Wis
ting at the Merchants She is now visit.
ing relatives in Bismarck. {. Mr.. Willie
Hill expects to start for Glendlve, Mont,
this week. His people think of giving
him party before he goes. Willie is a
good, trusty boy and his many friends
will all unite in wishing him we'll IN his
uudertakings....f Mrs. W. V. Wade, of
Hampton, and Frank Parks. of Mandan,
came down Saturday to visit their sister.
Mrs McCrory. They expect to return to
day....Mr. Charles Lock returned from
Bismarck Sunday evening with load of
wet goods for the Bank of Winoha.
Mr., E. D. Wcscott was in Bismarck last
week, going up Tuesday and returning
Saturday. y. Mr.. Charles Patterson re
turned from Eureka Saturday, whittier
he had been for goods for eur business
men. =, Every one who was present at
the st. Patrick's ball given at the Mer-
chants says that it was little
the best hop ever given in Winona. -.
There is considerable water running on
the ice at this writ1ng--so much so that
only the strong minded" people are
crossing. One of the government wag-
ons went in yesterday but it was rescued
with little difficulty, y, Owing to the in.
clemency of the weather the dance at Mr..
McRay's last evening was not very
largely attended. A. pleasant time is
reported by those who were present..
Rev. and Mrs Garry were in town last
Friday Mrs, G. returned to Winchester
Saturday, and Mr.. Garry stald over until
Monday, preaching in the schoolhouse
Sunday. District Attorney Parker and
daughter, Mrs. Potter, were in town Sat
urday. aRichard Evans expects to move
on to his claim south of town as soon us
the river breaks up. -. The killing sensa.
tion has subsided, and everything seems
to be quiet. The Indian who did the
shooting was buried by the agency EN-.
ployes the next day. The woman is liv~
ing, but il was found necessary to ampu-
tate one of her hands She IS in the
agency hospital. BEs NBy1K I
March rs, 1890.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-03-28
REGARDING FINAL PROOFS.

Having lost heavily In the past by publishing
notices for final proofs that were never made OF
failed-or, at any rate, the money for which
never reached us-and for printing contest no.
tices compromised and the printing fee left un.
paid-we, the undersigned. publishers OF EN-
mons county have En- made os the e, following agree
timber-culture.c contest notices will be $3.50; for
other contest notices the publishers fee will be
$500. The fee must ALWAYS be paid before the
sent to the land Office, and thenoe to either the
Times or Record, without the proper fee, viii
NOT be published until such fee is received. And
we hereby pledge ourselves not to depart frori
this rule in single instance.
D. R. STREErER,
Einmons County Record.
O. A. HICKLE,
Winopa Times
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-03-28
Lottery In AIandan.

The attention of Governor Miller Is re-.
spectfully called to the fact that the GUS
iom of giving "prizes" prevails in Man.
dan. Says the Pioneer of that citys
Thirty five couples were in attendance
at the calico BAN gwen Monday evening
By the Laffies, Social Club j; and the COED
music, dainty Ye1yeEhmerts End general
merrilnent left delightful impression 0f
the eGeasion oE the niRds Of Ill present.
The prlze for the prettlest calico dress
was awarded ta. Miss Jeannette Bannister.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-03-28
s'rnAYED-s1o REWARD.

One sorrel mare, star on forehead one
sorrel mare, hind foot white one sorrel
gelding three years old, star on forehead
and stripe on face. All the above branded
L on shoulder. Also, one black mare,
off hind foot white and one sorrel mare
colt, star in forehead. Ten dollars res
ward will be paid to any person bringing
them to my place. JOHN BLAKE.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-03-28
FERRY PRIVILEGE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that BIDS VIII be re.
ceiyed up to Monday, April z, 1890. at
Missouri River opposite the mouth Of the Can
nonball River for the term Of one or three years,
by the Board Of County Commissioners Of Eln-
monh county, N. D. The board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Dated March 8, 1899.
e. 4. HERRrcK, County Clerk.
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Hampton.

Correspondence of the RECORD
There was slight fall of snow this
morning (the 24tb), but it did not last
long enough for any of the boys to take
their "best girl' out for sleigh ride.
But 1t will help to moisten the ground
a little before seeding>time and make
plowing easier. ....I understand that ex-
Sheriff Wade will take his stock across
the Big Muddy for the summer in order
to secure better range. ~. Frank Parks
is visiting at lVinona this week. He is
accompanied by his mother and Mrs
Wade. Frank has been having quite
serious time with his hand. He wounded
finger on sharp bone while Carrying Il
quarter of beef at the butcher shsp at
Mandan. He thought no more of it for a
time, but in a few days it became much
ipflamed and very painful. Hc then went
to doctor, who was undecided for a
time as to whether or not he should am.
putate the hand, as he feared blood
poisoning had set in. But it so happened
that he at last concluded to leave Frank
in possession of his hand for awhile and
that is how Frank gets furlough, as lie
will be unable to work for awhile.
Fred Whittier is about to move his herd
10 the upper ranch for the Summer. !. /. :.
Mr.. Badger is soon expected home from
his trip east. ....E, =. Weller will 20 to
Montana soon. Glare East, who has a
pretty large herd of cattle of his own, Is
gong to take charge of a good many for
other people this season. =. The Indians
broke into Fred Whittiers house during
his absence and carried off all his cloth
ing and everything else lying around
loose, One of them tried to play "honest
injun" by coming back with few of the
things, saying that he recovered them
from some of the thieves but l have
since heard that he himself is under
arrest.for the theft. HEspERUs.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-03-28
THE DAWSON MILL,

j. Dawson Thompson, of the Dawson
mill, will pay the highest market price
for your wheat, or he will grind your
wheat for 80 cents a busllel and guarantee
viii grind for toll. The Dawson son min is IS
noted for the excellence of Its -four.
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uERn NoT1CE.

The undersigned will iake stock as
soon as the creek opens at the following
rates for the season Horses. Sl25,; cat.
tie, 91.0i good range plenty of water !;
good bull with herd. g. NJ. MANp4ao,
Logon Tow Hsh1p.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-03-28
FOR SALE.

have for sale fifty head of good sheep
that will sell for cash at 81 each.
8. B. LAWRENCE,
Three miles southeast Of Bismarck.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-03-28
CATTLE AND HORSES.

l am going to start herd on Spring
and Sand creeks. Will take cattle for 75c
head and horses for 81. Stock will not
be corraled. J. A. CoTToN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-03-28

The Lone Star Flag floats over thy
cheapest grocery in Bismarck. It is the
"star' OF them all. Il is the place for
CUR farmers to trade.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-03-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
The undersigned will take cattle at 81
per head, commencing May 1. 1890, until
the following November My ranch is
on Long Lake Greek, section 4, township
1856, range rs. l have d splendid corral,
with fresh water running through it. and
a good range for the stock.
]. N. TRAMEL:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-03-28

II am mau," is what Hon. Alex. Me-
Ksnzie said when lie pfntscted the cow,
ardly cur, Conde Hamlin, the, lying sense
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-03-28
TO TAxPAxERs..

Until further notice the County Treas
Mrer's office Will be open on Mondays.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays of each Mock.
and closed on the otler DAYS sos. Ia
week. DUGALD CAMPBELL, ,Treaslr
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-03-28
Notices, !,

Coal forsale a5stl,e Brindle mi four
and half miles A3allh west. t.of w jiliamss
port, Price ss pei ion. Terms casll. s. s.
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During the norm beginning next Mon.
dny. Wf1l hAvsA bUsy time. The Grand
.Inrv will b. N sessIon, and with ths
White Cap invastons. AMI half : doru
charges " f-inWtss against psisoners now
confined IN the county tail. 10 thorough
~ investigate. IL II does its duty fearless
~ viii b kept bWsv.
There ere seveDtv-eight criminal
|causes o. me cvrsrt docket. some Of them
|old once N which parties ham ~ I'll
evsded ssreal. but there are thirsv-sever
Icauses, on charges embracing sosne q
tho worst phsses 81 crime known - ~
law. from murder down 70 intoxicasion
lin which the defendants aFe either In jsi
Tor out IN hail. docketed - follows:
States Anzlev Sutton. Kidnapping
| Herman ExIine q. G. w.; VIM. Hobson
rape: Geo. Dismsr. 3 CAGES. opp. garni
shees: fIoilsMd iiili. attempt 10 provoke
oils Gssser. cases, pcstis larceny Aug
Betz. intox Geo. Howell. e.. G. w.
Ben. Kroiei. e. c. w.: y. Hoffman. A
and n. WIN. Hamilton. pettit larceny
Nancy Nelson, ill-mme: J. Tiemsn am
10. -. OshorR. riot James n. Burton. H.
Esoxicston; Henry Conner. petit lsrcenv
lJrsse sutton, fntox los. Gress. insnx
~. Faulkner. q. g. W. Sampson stu
well, grand larceny John Clinton. petit
larcenv: X. Osborn, T.. &. w.; Jas. Col
liins. Jr.. A. and b.: Henry Luscher
intox.: g. Long. 2 casea. intox. E. Long
\ petit lsrceney; Ben. Krodel. A. and h
with intent 10 murder; J. Il. King
Ecsaes. intox.; VIM. Boli0, forgery; =
Morgan. bastardy; John Pinnick enc
John Burton, murder; Geo. Pond. rob
il ery.
In addition to The above 81. there an
sIso ten charges Of violations Of the liz
uor Law. 10 which the defendants have
given bail.
4 On the civil side Of the docket there
ara oDiy thirty-nine actions entered. and
u or these are continued cases OF saIei
OF real estate BY administrators, guard
ans, commissioners. &C., awaiting dina
payments and adjustments. There ar'
Two for divorces. Most Of the other
are npon notes and accounts. There ere
however, three actions asking damageI
from the T. +. = St. l.. Railway Co., foI
personal injuries BY the machinery Of TIL
road. So that the civil docket, too. Il
likely 10 consume : good deal Of time.
Tho following gentlemen we're draws
Monday as jurore:
PErrIr JnRoRs A. McwiIlisms, Hal
TIP. John KLEIN Jsckson Tp.; Warren
Armstrong, Madison IT,: Michael De
muth Jackson Tp.; Eleven K. HUI. JET
ferson To-; James Hsrbison. HarbisoT
Tp. :Gebhsrd +. Reilev. Bsinhridge TIP.
Jacob Hsuser. Patoks TIP. Fidelis Jerger
Marion Tn. John w. Blackwell. Boom
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Hiram Smith, Jr, Assistant Commits.
sioner Of Pensions, We the chief bene-
dcisry Of the Tanner regime. He "re-ra.
ted" himself to the tune OF o6.035 81, and
increased bis own pension permanently
to t72 per month. But he u still there,
O. are oil the Republican "re-raters," OK.
cept poor Tanner. The Corporal 10 the
only Republican victim Of that footing
enterprise. But the Democratic "re-ra-
tiers" hava been made 70 walk the plank,
Evansville Courier.
The above Il one Of the abuses OF the
Governments bounty, which the g. A.
Z. ought 10 assist Congress 70 correct
and II oil such were corrected II would
reduce the amount Of the pension appro.
priati0n many millions Of dollars, and
render the granting Of % honorable
service pension Of % per month to each
veteran = much essier task to accomplish
Here this man Smith, hss had Z good
civil position for several years, with I
muniticent salary from the Government
snd 10 now drawing $500 . year d
Assistant Commissioner, and yet Il get
ting In addition . rc-ratIng plum o
over 5000 10 lump. and 172 . month
or 1864 year, Of pension. No patriotic
veteran, who fought from : love o.
the glorious Union, instead Of for til
bounty and pay offered, and who II Il
possession OF an income, from any source
sufficient TO keep him comfortably, woult
ask the Government 70 give him mor'
than On honorable pension OF So PEI
month, while any Of bic comrades VIII
fought - we'll % be, are suffering 10
want Of ordinary comforts oflife.
The q. A. r., and Ill other patrioti
veterans ought 10 petition Congress, b.
posts, campo, and individually, 10 d
amend the pension laws that persons Il
receipt Of good incomes should not b
paid more than 40 honorable pension .
% per month. Ifthis man Smiths pen
sion was thus reduced, Il would furnis
money enough for peusions for eigh
other worthy veterans.
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It IL the popular belief 10 Europe. says
1.-THE New York Times, that the present
epidemic Of influenza IL the forerunuer
lof IN epidemic Of Asiatic cholera. be.
cause cholera followed similar epidemic
Ito l647-4s. That belief appears TO be
held also by the superintendent Of the
| Canadian quarantine service, who re-
Gently urged his government TO insist
upon : more rigid quarantine ct Csnsdi-
Ian ports, because the influenza foreshsd-
lowed. in his opinion, the coming Of
Icholera IN Europe.
rope unless the characteristic germ or
microbe Of the disease shall BE- carried to
| Europe from the east, whore the disease
lie always found. A dozen epidemics Of
linduenxs would not b followed. by chol-
ERE unless these germs should BE- brought
liz. The terrible disease came = far ..
the quarantine station in our hsrbor, but
came no further, because the germs were
kept ont aud destroyed. Whenever Il
lhas prevail. d IN Europe it hes heen car.
lried westward from India through the
| NJ editerranesn. or recent European cpl.
|demics one Was caused by the introduc.
ton OF the disease from Tonquin aud
Egypt. and another BY the admission Of
Iit at Brindisi.
| While there Il no direct connection BE-.
tween the influenza epidemic and visi'
tation OF cholera there il Ct the present
thine great danger Of the appearance Of
cholera IL Europe, because Il IL already
prevailing In the region just east Of tht
eastern extremity Of the Mediterranean
The disease made its way westward from
i India up the Persisn golf and the VALLEY
lof the Euphrates last aummer. The mum
Der or deaths due TO cholera In Mes
lOpotamia from July 81 TO Sept. rs va
'Io,l37. In tho latter days OF August th'
mortality In Bagdad vs. reported % b
u from 200 10 lU0 per day. In Septembe
several cases were reported In Athens
In October the Russian government en
forced strict quarantine on the Persian
J frontier because the disease had reaches
Reshd, : port on the Caspian in direc
denomination with Baku and poin
! from which cholera was brought int
J Europe many years ago. On the sui
Iult. the mortality in Persia was incress
} ing. but the disease had not appeared i
: Teheran.
Il This plague, which 10 born Of the iilt
/, Of India. has not in recent years come 0
{ fer westward without coming turtle
and traversing the northern shore Of II
. Mediterranean. II 10 not probable thu
, lit will stop now In Asiatic Turkey. Blu
!. Iif II shall appear 10 Russia, and Italy. On
] Austria, Il will not have been caused q
} brought by the epidemic Of induenz'
lit was q the border Of Europe som
. months before the people Of norther
: Russia began to suffer from that malad,
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.wOnsE THAN 4 THIEF. :"
% What Judge Clay pool Thinks o.
ssBl0cks Of Five Adviser.


Judge Solomon Claypool l. home,
aeIcr 50 sbseace Of some DAYS. says the
Indianapolis News HE attention uas
called 20 the recent stricturea BY the
present United States District Attorney.
upon the Democratic management Of tn
Federal Grand Jury Tho Oh shoot OF tn
Dudley sblocks Of I've" discussion. ~
has heen said By the Republicans that
Dudley We not arrested when Judgs
Clsypool We Acting District Attorney
that be would have been had there heen
real grounds, end that the fact that Dud
ley did not come 10 Indiana should not
have deferred the authorities here. tnas-
|much - : warrant could be served in or
Outside Of tho disirict. Touching this
matter Judge ClAypoOl said
II had intended a. arrrst Dudley ~
the district OF Columbis. u could - to
Washington ID February, having ths
thst. II the arrest had beer
made q that time, he probably would
have sued out Q writ OF hApeas corpus,
and thus We could have gotten the legal
questions before the court. But, before
ID could get to Washington. l ascertained
Ithe program Of Dudley and his advisers.
I0UO 1911 COUuOCut tuot ~ oisCosNss ~
would give bail for bic appearance here,
land there would be no good results.
As for the Grand Jury investigation.
the Dudley matter was investigated. and
the reason why he was not indicted are
known 70 the public. Ny views on this
have already been expressed, and ] have
mot changed them. There can be no
Reasonable doubt IN the mind Of On hon.
lorable, candid man who 10 informed OF
the facts, even ~ now known 10 the pub
lie. that Dudley wrote that letter. II
there IL any technical reason why Dudley
should not have been indicted. there 10
lDothing that sbstes in the least degree
against the bsseness Of the fact Of writ
log such letter. l cant see how any
man with honorable instincts can enter
tain the idea tina. the letter 10 anything
but disgraceful and dishonest. On the
|contrary, l believe that any man who
would enter upon and advise such q
scheme @ the 'blocks OF i've letter, IL
worse than thief"
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6ood bye. old year! Many bright and
Happy fsncies. unrealized. 60 with Won
Many senrs have been sl.e.l rver vour
honoved dead, yor shattered hoprs. and
your broken pr0snises! G"od bye! Necs
viii We see your lik" sysin.
Welcome. 1870! Young smd vigorous.
NAV voUr S65 cvcles e,srb prove better
shsn Tho preceding one. and each cary
genermss aid ia The industrious AMI il.
sellissnt 81 everv respectable calling
M drOOes are worthy in yonr hive
Mighty questiona. portentOOs ~ Rood ~
evil 70 the human race. will ~ deciled
daring your continuance. which will re-
qnire men and women NJ deep thonghI
ssudy and energy 70 determine Alright
Hay God help them all /!
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.'

MARRIAGE LICENSES to close The year
Addison J. Anderson and Carrie E
Dillon.
willism Herman Mancke and Lydis
Il Blemker.
Jndson p. Gillsnd and Auginet'
Kesener.
Samuel H. Harris and Mary ). Cavsn'
der.
Barnet G. Chassin and Carrie Austin
Zeb Bell Goodman and Sarah E. Bunk
Abraham L. RisIey and Della A. Ris
ley.
John J. Giesler and Mary Weisheit.
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Indianapolis News [Republicanl: To
- Col. Dudley svagger In and swagger
out. decorated with congratulations like
. hero. has aroused public contempt
TO hear the Federal Prosecutor prAisine
his criminality - honorable and
patriotic calls for public scorn and In
vises The reputation Of this community
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PRESENTS!
AND HOW TO GET ONE FREE
From Dec. LIST to Jan. LIST, we
will sell our ENTIRE Stock
Of goods LOWER than ever
and give q discount Of ) cts.
ON the DOLLAR TO ALL
WHO PAY CASH.

We have I large Stock Of Christmas
Toys, Candies, Nuts; also Handerchiefs,
Towels, Tides, Table Covers. Shawls,
and other goods suitable tor PRESENTS
Remember you may select any thing 10
Dry Goods. Groceries, Notions. Shoes,
Hats, Caps and CHRISTMAS GOODS,
and BY paying Cash get the DISCOUNT
OF FlvEPER CENT. No discount al.
lowed on accounts, ONLY IN SPOT
Cash. TRY Us, 1T WILL PAY
YOU.
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" Braxil's election for Contribution
d Convention for the Republic 10 fixed
TO- Nov. 18th, and yet tho United States,
which should be the leader OF Republic
can governments, fails to officially recog-
nixe the new Repnhlici Shamei
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The CovRIRR asks the public for lie
lob work. We ere prepared 20 40 all
kinds from business card 20 > pamphlet,
neatly, promptly and q reasonable
prices. Bring on your work. u.
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GET YOUR COAL CHE
MAT. EcKER1|
Dealer In CO

IL now ready 10 deliver the n
COAL mined in Southern il'l
from his mine three-qnsr'e" y,
mile Northwest ofJasper.
vein than either Of the oint
are working.
Orders left at the store 81
Scrmersheim a. Co. VIII
Prompt attention. S'p
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OrIf the RussIans have any more
Icomp'lints such % their influenza,
Americana will thank them just @ hearti.
~ II shoy keep them 10 Russia, even In
"blocks Of dves and Be certain none gel
AWAY