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Standing by Civil Service Reform.

vice commission has notified the treasury
that two men recently appointed by Supt.
Lowrie Bell in the railway mail service at
Albany, N. Y, have been appointed with
out regard to civil service rules, and
therefore, are not entitled to salaries and
their pay will be STONED
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Sadness at Alachua.

ALAcHUA, FLA, April 29.-Judge G. W.
Boston, while out buggy riding, died of
heart disease yesterday morning. Mr.. Bos.
ton was 7S years DID, and one of the most
respected citizens of this place.
L. w. Knights 2-year-old child was dam
gerously burned Saturday, and is not ex-
pected to recover
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THE GEORGIA BAR ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY,

OFFICE OF SECRETARY,
CARTERsvILLE. Ga, April %, 1890.
To the Members of the Georgia Bar Associa
ton: The next annual meeting of this Associa-
ton will be held in Augusta, Ga, on MAY IS,
1890.
Hon. John G.. Carlisle will deliver the annual
address. Papers viii be read by several dis
tinguished and learned lawyers among which
will be a history of the Code of 1861, by a gen
tleman well qualified to write such paper.
Reduced rates will probably be given by all
the railroads. Respectfully,
JOHN W. AKIN,
Secretary Georgia Bar Association.
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MEETINGS.

GOLDEN RULE LODGE NO. IL. I. o. O. p.
There viii be regular weekly meeting THIS
"Wednesday EVENING at O'Clock city time
at hsll, corner jefferson and President streets.
Members Of sister lodges and transient broth
ers cordially invited to meet with u.s.
D. f. MCCOY, n. g.
W. B. SHUPTRISE. Secret ary
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VISITORS TO SAVANNAH

Are cordially invited to call on McGITJIS g
KUSTlN, at l92 Broughton street, and INSPECT
the magnificent line of Furniture displayed in
tneir large ware rooms. Merchants will do
wen 10 get our prices before placing their
orders Visitors are welcomed and viii receive
courteous attention "
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MAY WEEK

SPECIAL PRICES AT HEIDT'S.
Ten cents pound for Gum Drops; 4sc. pound
for Crystalzed Fruits; &c. bottle for Hoyt's
Cologne; Soc bottle for Florida Water; 30c
pound for Insect Powder; 10c and 15c. for Tooth
Brushes; 10c. to SOC, for Hair Brushes, and 25c.
for our superior $50. Mixed Candy. Call in and
see. Corner Congress and Whitaker streets
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SILVER AND GOLD.
A Report to Congress by the Director
of the Mint.

OF the Mint.
WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Edward o.
Leech, director of the mint, has submitted
to congress a report ON the production of
precious metals for the calendar year 1889.
from which the following figures are taken:
Gold product of United States was ,5S7. 900
fine ounces of the value of S32, 800, 600,
against $50. 000,0 O0in the preceding calendar
year. OF the gold product of the United
States S31 1853, 047 was deposited at mints
Tor coinage and to be manufactured into
bars
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AN ENGINE BOILER ExPLoDEs.
The Engineer Killed and His Fireman
Injured

VALDosTA, GA, April 29-The boiler of
the engine on the tram road of j. ]. Wall
at Haines, in this county, exploded last
night just as the engine ran into the mill
for the night, and instantly killed Lymus
Davis, the engineer. George Thomas, the
fireman., was badly scalded. The engineers
body was thrown $50 yards against the side
of house.
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THE SILVER PRODUCT.

The silver product of our own mines for
the calendar year 1889, was approximately
5,00O,0 200 fine ounces of the commercial
value of SAG, $780, 600, and of the coming
value of $64, SAC, 464, against an estimate
product for the calendar year 1888 of 49,
7S3, 632 fine ounces of the commercial value
of S43, 020, 900, and of the coming value of
SOY, l95, 900, an Increase over 1888 of about
4,2l6,36S fine ounces of the commercial
value of So, 730, 600. In addition to the silver
product of our own mines about 1000, 600
ounces OF silver were extracted from lead
ores imported into the United States and
smelted in this country, and over :, 1000, 900
ounces from base silver bars imported
principally from Mexico, making the total
product of our mines. shelters and refine
ries. about g., 100000 fine ounces of silver.
GOVERNMENT PURCHASES.
OF this amount the government purchased
for coinage q, 125, 357 ounces There were
used in the arts about 5000. coo ounces, there
were exported to Hong Kong, Japan and
the East Indies about 5000, 900 ounces, and
there were shipped to London for sale about
%, 000, 900 ounces.
The states of the Appalachian range show
a slightly increased product of gold over
1888.
The total value of the gold deposited at
the minis during the calendar year was
SIS, 1908, 072, of which $40, 599, 206 were new
deposits and sc, 303, S66 redeposits.
The total deposits and purchases of silver
aggregated 36,297. 564 standard ounces, of
the coming value of $40, 297, l65, of which
sc, 074,21 standard ounces, of the coming
value of Sal ,977, 265, consisted of new de-
posts.
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VAN HoUrEN's CocoA--''once tried,
always used. H-Adu.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Attention, Ca,niUal Participants:
All parties who have been assigned charac-
ters in the Carnival TONIGHT, are urgently re-
quested to appear promptly at time and place
as mentioned in my letter of the 23rd inst The
failure of any single person to appear might
cause serious Inconvenience. Therefore trust
all will comply. Respectfully.
ABE s. GUCKENHEIMER.
Chairman Carnival Committee.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

In retiring from the partnerships of DONO-
VAN, PERKINS & CO. and w. o. DONOVAN &
CO., desire to return my thanks to the public
for their very liberal patronage so long be-
slowed on u.s. and respectfully solicit for the
new organization continuance of the favors,
which will always be appreciated.
WILLIAM DONOVAN
April, 25 1890
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feb 1, 1890, the basis of meas
ireDlent of all advertising IN the MORNING
NEWS i0tH be agate, or at the rate of 81 40 an
inch for the first insertion.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To the Executive Board the Merchants Of So
hannah, Savannah Branch, and Other Com
nfttees of Merchants Week:
By special request of quite number 1 am
directed 20 request the committees and others
named above to meet the GUESTS Of the Mer-
chants of Savannah in 'Open House. Bazar
HalD o'clock TO-DAY, for interchange of
courtesies.
All invited guests are especially asked to be
present.
MAX ROBINSON,
Secretary Merchants Week.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CARNIVAL AND TORCHLIGHT MARSHAIS.
promptly at specified place TONIGHT at 6:15
O'Clock. mounted and costumed, with wig but
without mask. Attendance at above time is
absolutely necessary.
ABE S. .GUCKENHEIMER.
Chairman Carnival Committee.
ROBT. G.. GAlLLARD,
Chairman Torchlight Committee.
BASE BALL.
MACONS of Macon Ga. vs.. KIEFFERS of
Savannah, Ga,
At Bolton Street Base Ball Park. Admission
25c. Ladies free. Grand stand f0c. Tickets
on sale at Byck's and Fernandez's Cigar Store.
Game called 4. Pm.
AN "OPEN HOUSE"
OF our own, at our Depot on Whitaker, Bar
nard, President and York streets.
The celebration is only one week but we
keep "Open Welcome always and we keep an
immense line of all materials for the building
and furnishing trade, which it will pay the citi-
zens as well as
-STRAN GERS-
meet and undersell competition estimate on
any sized order, and guarantee prices on Doors,
Sashes, Blinds, Mantels, Paints, Oils. Wall
Paper and Builders Hardware.
A. HANLEY.
BUILDERS SUPPLY DEPOT.
NOTICE
We. the undersigned Grocers, have agreed to
close our stores at $50 p NJ EVERY DAY
Except Saturdays, from May to Oct /, 1890:
John Lyons & Co., A NJ. & G. W. West,
S. W. Branch, j. McGrath & Co.,
W. G. Cooper, NJ. D. Hirsh,
Nicholas Lang, Straus Bros,
D. B. Lester, F. George. ACT.
John Sullivan, A, H. Champions Son,
R. D. Mcdonald Tohn T Rslv
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SAVANNAH, GA, April 49, 1890.
We, the undersigned, agree not to open our
places of business on May1.
PALMER HARDWARE Co. L. LOWELL. & Sons
j. D. WEED & Co., W. B. NELL & Co.
NRIDLINGER & RABUN, CoRNwELL & CHIPMAN,
MEINHARD Bros. q Co., FRANK &, Co.,
J. RosENHEIM & Co., LUDDEN & BATES S. FL
DAVIS Bros, H. L. ScHREINER,
HExTER & KoHN, j. F. LAFAR
EcKMAN & VETsBURG. j. r. EINsTETN ---
j. EPSTEIN & Bro. A. EINsTEIN Sons,
THEUs Bros, A. FALK 6 Sons,
B. H. LEVY & Bro, APPEL & SCHAuL.
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NOTICE.

BIDS are wanted for furnishing SO, 900 of
bonds OF the City of Savannah of the issue of
1873 Bids must be handed in by / p NJ. MAY 1.
proximo to, JOSEPH D. WEED
Chairman Sinking Fund Commission,
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VISITORS

And Citizens of Savannah are cordially invited
to call at 21O Broughton street to see the cele-
brated BEAR-HOG captured in Okef eenokee
Swamp, Ga. On exhibition for this week only
Admission 1Oc. Thursday at Tybee.
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SPELLING BEE
AND FOOT RACES AT TYBEE THURSDAY,
MAY /, 1890.
$40 in gold as prizes, divided as follows:
Girls Race-Under years, S. between and
IL years. S.; beween IL and 16 years, SIS. Same
for boys races.
Spelling Bee-Children under 10 years, SIS;
children between 10 and Is years, SIS.
R. F. HARMON,
Chairman Tybee Committee
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TITLE INSURANCE.
The Title Guarantee and Loan Company of
Savannah
INSURES TITLES TO LAND.
Receives Deposits of One Dime and upwards
and pays interest thereon from the LIST and 18th
day of each month.
DIRECTORS.
GEO H. STONE, S. KRousKorr.
c. H. DoRsETT, W. P. ScH1RM.
VIM hEHoE, j. H. FURBER,
A. R. FAwcETr, Ell HAcKErr
l. BECKETT.
observation-disclosures H. STONE.
Treasurer-E. L. HAcKETT.
Secretary-IsAAc BECKETT.
Advisory ounsel-R. R. RICHARDS,
135 CONGRESS STREET.
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To the Executive Board the Merchants of So
hannah, Savannah Branch, and Other Com
nittees of Merchants Week:
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A. II A N l. e Y.
BUILDERS SUPPLY DEPOT.

NOTICE.
We the undersigned Grocers, have agreed to
close our stores at $50 p. NJ. EVERY DAY
Except Saturdays, from May to Oct 1, 1890:
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DROADLAWN.
Beaut ful weather for Nov,

Beaut ful weather for Nov.
All excitement is over, and people have
settled down to business, since election.
Mr. W. H. H. Roncy has a new house in
the course Of erection OF, his farm, which will
bs great addition to this part of the town.
The lecture by Rev. Mahaney last week.
was great success. The subject "From
Barharism to Civllizaton'' was well rendered,
aud lie did not try to make US believe that our
ancestors We're monkeys either. The pro-
ceeds We're S9,36.
Mr.. Joe Patterson, wife, and s:ster-in-law,
from Grrenrlew, visited Charles Kroll and
family, last week.
Last Saturday evening party of about
As young folks from Bluadlawn and Clifford
assembled at the Thompson farm. The eve
Mug was pleasantly spent in games etc.
About ii O'clock a bountifu! supper was serv-
cd. Shortly afte rwards The company dispersed
to their homes, all expressing themselves as
having had good time.
MIR. Chase Cassell, Mr., Chas Cooper and
MIR. Lu Graut departed the first Of the week,
OIL a Wis to Their homes i'll Indiana.
Literary and speIliug schonl every We'd
nesday eve. All are cordial, invited to atteud.
The ladies of B,oadawn will serve Thanks
giving dinner at school house No. ], on Thurs
day. Services by Rev. Whisnand at noon, and
| diuner immediately following.
The annual meeting of the Broadlawn
Library will he held at the residence Of R. A
| Pope, Thursday evening, Dec. 1. All memb
ers are requested to be present.
Nov. 9th, 1890. ';PEACH'
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGES SALE

NJ Office OF MORTGAGE SALE
~ BY advertisements.
Default has been made in the conditions Of a
certain mortgage executed and delivered by
Thomas X. IIulme. mortgagor. IT, Elisha Morse,
mortgage. dated the l7th day of December. A.
c.n d. eshteen hundred and eighyeight and re-
OF Deeds OF the county Of Steele. in the territory
OF Dakota. now state Of North Dakota, on the goth
d Of De d. YS ScSsk s1 NJ n
which said mortgage pr provided I that II default be
made IN the payment of said sum Of money Sc
cured thereby or Interest. any part thereof or
the taxes. or in any of the conditions OF said
mortgage. as therein specified then the whole of
said principal. Interest and taxes. should become
due and PAYABLE Immediately. and authorized the
holder there of TO fOreclose the for the whole
principal sum or sums secured by said mortgage,
and all accrued interest thereon. and all taxes
paid as aforesaid.
he said mortgage was duly assigned by an in
INSTRUMENT thereof duly executed and delivered
ed In said office OF the Register OF Deeds in and
Tor said county. on the 18th day Of October A D.
1890 at O'Clock T. NJ, in book N of mortgages,
On page GO.
There is GAINED to be due on said mortgage at
the da,e Of this noice the amount Of Three
T7-1OO Dollars. tS33!S ~. being the principal
amount secured TO be paid thereby and still un-
paid and the accrued Interest thereon. including
77l0J Dollars (S276 ~. of taxes paid under said
mortgage and no action or proceeding has been
Instituted ut law or III equity. to ieoOyer the debt
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof and
by such defanlt tbe IioWes Of sale contained In
said mortgage has become and Is operative.
N"ice Is hereby given that by virtue Of u power
OF sale cor tained in said mortgage. and OF the
stats te In such case made and provided. the said
rtaage will be foreclosed by sale of the mort
g"ged prtm therein described which sale will
be made at the front door Of the court house. in
the town OF SheIbrOOke. In the county of steele,
state Of North Dakota. at public auction by the
SheriT OF said county. or by his deputy duly ap-
pointed. on Mnn"ay. the 5th da! of January. A. d,
eighteen hundred and ninety-one, at 2 O'Clock In
the afternoon. 10 satisfy the amount which shall
then be du on said mortgage. with the interest
thereon and costs and g ptnses Of sale, and one
hundred dollars E;p Ipey's fees as stipulated In
said mortgage In case Of foreclosure.
The prenlf. es Cescrlbed IN said mortgage and
90 to be sold are the lot, piece or parcel Of land
situated in the county OF Steele state OF North
Dakota. and known and described as follows, to-
Wit Secti thirteen. (13) in township one hun.
dred and forty-1our Q4D north of range ffty.siH
5G) west
Dated at Hope, North Dakota, this l7th day of
November, 1850.
WILLIAM E. VEAZIE,
Assignee of Mortgagee.
| C. ]. Paul, Hope. N. D.. and C. j.. Bartleson:
| Minneapolis, Mimi, Attorneys for Assignee Of
M0rtgasee.
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Case of LeDrOSy.

Grand Forks PlaindeaIer: A case Of genuine
leprosy has developed near Northwood, in the
southwestern part OF the county. Nicnlai Mel
son, young hoy living with Lars Larson is
reported to be suffprng from the disease, and
the physicians pronounce it a genuine case.
DR.. Hartman, superintendent of the county
board Of health. presented the county commits
sioners yesterday report OF the state board
OF health on the case, aud advised that the
commissioners ali p the boy back to Norway,
where he came from. His n"thrr is leper,
and patient OF Il lrperous hospital at Thon'l-
hagan. His father is said tn b. free from the
disease. A younger sister exhibits some signs
OF the disease, hut as it is not developed, no
action will b. taken in her case, hut it is pro-
hahle that the hoy will he shipped back to the
PLACE where he came from. This action will
BE- taken under the quarantine laws.
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The Pulpit and the stage.

Rev. F. N. Shrout. Paster United Brethren
Church, Blue Mound. Kan, says: Il feel it
my duty to toll what wonders DR.. Kings New
Discovery lss done for the. My Lungs were
badly diseased and my parishioners thought
I could live only few weeks. took five
bottles Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery and am
sound and Well, gaining 26 lbs. in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny Folks
Combination, writes: "After thorough trial
and convincing evidence, I am confident Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption, beats
'em all, aud cures when everything else faile.
The greatest Kindness I can do my many
thousand friends is to urge them to try it,"
Free trial hottie at Wamhprg & Jacobson's
Drug Store. Regular sizes Soc. and s1.0O.
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Hone for Consumption.

The wonderful discovery of DR.. Koch, OF
Berlin, of cure for consumption i'll its early
stages is attracting worldwide attention.
Arkell & Harrison, the proprietOrs of Frank
Leslle's Illustrated Newspaper, have arranged
with Dr.. Koch to receive 4 c0nsunptive patti
ert sent from New York for treatment, and
will print q full narrative of tho method Of
treatment and its results in Frank Lrsile's
from week to week. Ole dollar Days for a
three months subscription to Frank Lcslies
Newspaper, and also entities the subscriber to
a magnificent full-sZed copy in seven collars,
and an exact reproduction, CT the famous
"Ang+lus."
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The union Thanksgiving services this
week were quite we'll attended. There were
thirty -one at the prayer meeting Wednesday
evening, when the service was one specially
and numerous testimonies. Thursday about
sixty were at the preaching service. Mr.
Mahaney's topic was "How to Make Our
National Greatness Permanent" from Nal.
3:12. He illustrated the subject from ancient
history, and spoke with his customary eEthus-
iasm. The music was rendered by the united
chOirs.
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The sociabe at Colgate Tuesday evening
was very pleasant affair. A nu ber present
favored US with rectations and eonga. With
added very much to the enjoyment Of the eve
ming About 10 O'Clock the ladies passed the
plates around and a bnunti'ul lap supper was
served, then about 11:30 the crowd left ex-
pressing themselves we'll pleased with the
evening Of all around enjoyment.
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M arricd.

CoLE-PERRY, at Ellsbury, P. O., at the re-
sidence of the BRIDES parents, Nov. II. 1890,
by Rev. NJ L. Stimson Of Hope. Mr.. Frank
A. Cole and Miss Lola NJ Perry, both Of Barn
es county, N. D. A good number OF guests
witnessed the ceremony which occurred in the
evening, among them Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cole,
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Curry. Mr.. and Mrs. Wash
burn and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Boise. A boun-
tiful dinner was served.
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HERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of Steele,
In D strict Court, Third Judicial District.
T. H. Reeves and c. M. Weeks, Plaintiffs,
VS..
E. NJ Ratciff and Anna E Ratcliff, Denfend-
ants.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an
execution to me directed and delivered. and
now in my hands. issued out of the District
Court OF the THIRD Judicial District in aud for
thp County Of Steele and STATE OF North Dakota,
nunn a judgement rendered and docketpd i'll
thu office of the Crrk of said Court in and for
said Comfy on tn" 17'h day nf November 1880
in an action wherein T. H Reeves and G. NJ.
Weeks are plaintiffs and f. NJ Ratcliff and
Anna f. R 'tclff are defendants in favor OF
said plaintiffs aud agans, said defendants for
the sum of Two Hundred Twrnty-thrr- and
S3-l0U Dollars. I have levied upon the follow
ing dpsrr bid Real Estate Of said Defendants,
U9) "and the building gs thrrrnn'' in the town
Of Hop". Ste.I- Co., N. Dakota. according to
the original plat Of the town Of Hope, on fle
in the ,f1lc" Of the Register Of Dr"da. Steele
Co.. N. Da ota. AM that shall. On Saturday
til. 13lh day Of December A D. 1890. at the
south front door Of the court house in the
village OF ShnrhroOkp in said county OF StAala
aud State of North Dakota proceed to sell the
right, title and interest nf the above named
Defendants E. N. Ratcliff and Anna E. Ratcliff
in aud to the ab"vr described property, or 40
much thereof IA may ha necessary for that
purpose to satisfy aaid Judgment and costs,
Amounting to Two Hundred Twenty three and
S9-10O Dollars, together with all accruing coats
Of sale. ann intprpst on the same from the 18th
day Of November. 1890. at the rate Of per
cent per annum at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash,
SAMUEL L. LINN,
Sheriff nf said Steele county. N. Dakota
E. j. & j. P. Mcmahon, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
| Hope, N. Dakota.
Dated at Hope, N, D., November 10th, 1880.
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Fatal Well Accident.

Valley City Times Record: FRIDAY morning,
Nick Mikklpson, who lives about two and one
half miles west of SanbOrn. was engaged in
stoning up well. About nine O'Clock, the
wall caved and buried him under at least a
ton Of stone. H. was taken out al one o'ciock
aud it was found the right leg was broken in
two places, also the left arm. DR.. DrVaux
was called. The injured man was removed
to the county hospital Saturday, and although
be had the best Of attention, he died Monday
morning at one o'clock.
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NOTICE FOR pUBLICATIOS.
Land Offir" at FARGO. N. D.,
Cart cOib ICON

Land Offic" At FirF0. N. D.,
Sept 29ih 1890.
Notice is hereby given that It's" following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make fral five year prnnf IN support OF his
claim, and that said proof will he made before
A. J. Henry. Clerk Of the District Court, at
November o. 1890, viz: Donald Livingston,
H. E. No. l54Ha. for tn" K. 1S N. f. u and
e. n S. e. u Sec. 2. Twp. 143 NJ, R. 81 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of said land. viz: Hector Mckay. George L.
Smith, George Mitchell, W. j. Smith, all Of
Hope, Steele Co.. N. D.
WALDO NJ, PovTIR, Register.
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FOR PUBLICATION.
IN Final Proof.
Land Office AT Fargo. N D,

UCtObrr Tat, IH9U.
Notice is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has fitted notice Of his intention
to make final five year proof in support cf his
claim. and that said proof will hp made tef0rt'
VIM 8 Mcconnell. Julg""f tho District Court,
OF th. 3rd Judicial District of North k"ta, or
in his absence before W. A. Wlnslow, Clerk Of
sail Court, at his office in Shrri'root". Str' ir
Co., N. D.. on Monday. December S,h. 1890
viz: Charles W. Connor. under his II f. Ne.
1920, for the s. W quarter Of Section %
Township l45 north. Of Range 81 west, III
Stp"l4 County, N,rtl, Dakota And he na'ns
the following witnesses t." urov. his continuous
r.sidpns" upon and cultivation Of said IanI. Z:
George d Sngshy. Henry Pa'rr'y, Porter
Kimhall. Lrwis j Sinnr all of II pc, S. eIc
Co., N. D.
WALDO ". POTTER, Register.
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