Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-06
IN LETTER
Erom the Far.on Northwest.

from the Far-OHf Northwest.
Mr.. Bernard Knagge, of st. Mary's Hos
pital, Walla Walla, WASH, writes:
About ten years or more l have been
troubled with catarrh of the head and
nose. The least change in the weather
would give me a cold and l would have a
spell of sneezing. l have consulted a great
many doctors and have taken a great deal
of medicine, all of which did not seem to
do me any good. 1 took one bottle of Pc
ru-na early last winter. 1t gave me a
great deal of ease. Finally I took three
bottles more, and l can safely say 1t cured
me altogether. I am satisfied your medi-
cines will do what you recommend them
TO-"
A cure for chronic catarrh is what
thousands of people are eagerly seeking
for. 1t seems that this man has found
a cure, and if the thousands of unsolicited
testimonials from all parts of the United
States are to credited many others have
also found a cure for chronic catarrh. IT
therei is any such thing on earth as a
catarrh cure Pe-au.na is that remedy.
The reason its cures are permanent is ex-
planned by the fact that it removes the
cause, instead of relieving the symptoms.
An excellent book on catarrh, entitled
"Climatc Diseases" will be sent free to any
address by The Pe-ru.na Drug Manufact.
uring Company Of Columbus, Ohio.
County Commissioners.
The principal business before the com-
missioners at their meetings Monday
afternoon and Tuesday was the es-
Establishment of polling places and ap-
pointment of judges for the several pre-
cincte in the coming election of com.
missioners in the first district. Precinct
No. l, in the city, will have it's polling
places at Slattery's corner, with w. A.
Hollembaek as inspector, precinct Nc. 2,
will poll at the court house, with q.
Falkenstine as inspector; No. 3, will be
at Robidou's blacksmith; shop, with
Thos. Cunningham as inspector. The
other out OF town precincts are No. 4,
school house on section 81, with N. Fall
coner as inspector; No. 5, school house
on section Z, with @. Gaskill as inspec-
tor; No. 9, Long Lake school house,
L. D. Bailey inspector; No. 10, school
house on section 16, with w. S. Trip.
on section TO-, with D. Mcdonald as
lett as inspector; No. -, school house
inspector; aud No. IL, school house on
section II, with VIM. Robidou as in
spector.
In the matter of the Attrell claim, the
commissioners decided to recommend to
the state auditor an abatement of $500
on credits, and some other reductions.
Commissioner Healy was made a com
mittee of one to look into the matter Of
having the offices of the treasurer and
auditor moved into the court house, and
thus avoid the payment of rent.
Another question which confronts the
commissioners is that of the purchase Of
new stoves for each of the county Offices
!. According to the law recently passed
the county officers will have to burr
Ignite coal. AS the stoves now on hane
are all anthracite burners, new stove
, will have to be purchased.
About $1,000 worth of warrants wer
: ordered drawn.
:, Another Darlington Bank.
a Another bank has sprung into OK
!, istence at Darlington in place Of the on
= which recently failed. This time it i
the Darlington State bank, to which
, certificate of corporate existence wa
= granted by the secretary of state to-day
= The incorporators are G. H. Davidson
Jr., E. L. Davidson and T.. L. Beisekel
: the first named being president. Til
capital stock is $4,000, Of which $500
is paid in, and the term of existence j
Q twenty-five years.
To Adj urn the Term.
r. D. Hoskins, clerk of the suprem
court, went down to Grand Forks las
9 Monday, to adjourn the regular term 9
q the supreme court there. As the sesslo
d of the United States court is on at Farg
: at the same time, and as this is i'm
mediately followed by North Dakota da
at the Worlds Fair, at which a humble
9 of the attorneys wish to be present, tn
o judges think it advisable to put off th
q term of supreme court for four weeks
o which will be done. There are no press
ing cases to come up, and the adjourn
ment will in no wise Inconvenience any
one.
Auction Sale.
I will sell at auction Wednesda.
October 25th, commencing at II o'clocl
- Four head Of work horses; two broo
mares; five head of cattle; three cow
wagon; buggy; harnesses; plows; hal
rows; bob sleigh; moving machine; hal
vester, etc., also a quantity of oats.
JOHN TURNBULL,
It Mckenzie.
It More Bonds Approved.
d The board of railroad commissioner
at their meeting yesterday approve
r elevator bonds %aggregatinR s188,OO
st making q total amount of bonds 81