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p ATCLIFFE. DARh & co AuCTIoNEEEs.
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SaF s. Al SsE e s.ISE A
DisTa!6F OF coLussik 0A~' IN The
10S sE2Ss J Bf saHr f az J SsIH
ASP SEAkPs NSFihs sSE IN REAR or is
s S +:
5ESss SSf6d sEf n EIe II
THE fhf ESF 6s,n ID IN BLOCKS
FL Il rs SfSHsS & y. D r
interest :. rae Of per cent H psr pay
500 rsaSir'd st the siIs q sale. '
FL I Hes 1 SE .ss. r y e.
I2E E r. Ss 81 IpSSSssks
Il A. 4. s: ss n i. e.: 81:
snnun. payable semi annually.
S:;.s. =: !; ss.J
:. Z: sS s:e q: :: &:
P,ffissr ssss Az ScuH SSSSGS SSk
fsEs HE TE1sEEoL lem IL THE III INC s sEan
Or NO. issi sTREEf NORTHWEST. subject
Tssns q ..is: An ss:h A deps:it q ESQ .:su,..d
81 500 :; ss:!
properly o. 1easshoh upon With dsfanit has BEEN
made q the fsk and ccst Of the defausttns purchaser
Newspaper published n wsshipxton. p q. All con-
:isss:: 81 !: =: &: 4 .''
SlDTRY r. THoNAR
fs17, u, zokM Aasiknsss % r. J. NcLSan-
~rHR sALR or LoT ONE, BLOCK IN TIE
suhdivsion knovn e the RAlipedss Of the fotoac &
fa6KS6AY. TESR6xHf TwxNTT-TEikb. At sss
WM NcNIlR
0fD1t1 Z. THOMAS.
ls1ordkds Assigness.
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HERE'S YOUR Gus
tomary smile, old man?"
said one young man to
another last Wednesday
morning.
Its Lent" was the
reply.
OF course, he did not
intend to convey the
impression that he
had temporarily loaned
his smile to another. as
one man lends another
n dollsr fo ha psad and
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

GEO. W. sTlCkNET. Auctioneer. l2l6Fst
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON IRVING STREET. BETWEEN
SEVENTH ANDNINTH STREETS EXTENDED.
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trns; recorded Iiber
No 15ei. folio 443 et SEQ. of the land records
for the District of Counbia. and st the of the
rarity secured thereby. We Will offer sae in front
IwENTY-rIrsr. 1ses 1t HALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK r. NJ. the following described property in
the county OF Washington. District Of Columbia, 10
VIZ: The west 20 feet front Irving street by the
fuli depth OF lot Numbered (lOl in block num-
eers one y. in Todd Brown. subdivision Of part
q Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains said sub-
bistrlc Of Colninb,s with the perpetual right
the west eet front by the fun depth % said
sleyway unly sold subject deed Of trust SECURE
me sum q 500 with interest at from Sep
tember IL. 1872
Terms Of sale: All cash in excess of said Deed Of
trust RICO deposit at time Of sale Terms be
pied with IN ten dsys the property viii he resold
at rsE and cost of defaulire days
Reimbursement.
,.,- JOIN 7; ARMS Trus,sss
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oFFIcE OF The coMMrssIoxFRs OF ruK
Distrtcct q SollHhiA Notice u herepy gfven thas
On THtRshAN, fFPRrkRN TwTNTN.THfhn,
ls The Lease Of the nsh wharf and nsh stalls IN DC
cay OF Nsshtneton and e~orS~tewn vii Be -oia BY
poolnc ascton 70 IN. htSest tiaher sor de term n
one year from Mar-h l. lsla ~ s,lious- AZ I'M
O'clock NJ UPON The rrem.ss-S -four flsh stalls in
the O~orgetoNu market house tho hifhasf ltdder
terLns cash IN advance. Also AZ rHkfE O'Clock
M on the same day. on street between Tth and
eh streets n W In front 81 the sh stalls % trut.r1
Nashineton nsrtst. n rShls sna rrivilsg~e ran,-i
81 H.o~ca ~ We laws q the cerpyrslon q wssAnx
ION to establish Whsrve. 1urhs for she lsnatu.
clesniuE and sale q nsh the city % washinstun
ana NO wharf dock shall - deein~a sl,stbs M -.
stustef ~ some point the north side a IN. Pn.o-
nac riNsr between llth street and lsth street
west Terms 600 10 b paii The dNy q the sais
ana tie residue &c he raid within hvN days fror
dsZ yssle J. W. DOUGLASS. J. ". ROSS W 7.
feo- TO- ~ ~
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X E E PIN G. Mt
How Some Society Men Will Employ
Their Time.
g L T T L N g up ST. E E P

Some VIII Endeavor to Recuperate In That
Way. Others Will Avail Them ssIvss Of the
Opportunity to Get Acquainted With Their
Families-Lenten Sacrifices.
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THoNAs BOWLING a soS. Aae.,ePSrT,

Oh 4 81 n ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PRoPERTH
BLOCK :. TRiNfDAn
BY virtue Of d.ed Il trust dated August - 1871,
recoruei In lib-r No lse0. folio lgT so. n
te land records u tho District CnlufnhfA ana 81
~. reau q the party sseurey thereey, VII ssA
" front OF the Premises MONDAY. FEBRUARY
Y MbNltElH. 1875. at HALF-PAST FOUR OsClONE
r. M, part q lots numi~red twenty .three fS3) aoA
twrnty four l4 IN ~ p Natrous' hdfvizlon n part
OF baock o. Trinidad. With improvements thereon
Terms; nne third cash, balance 1 one aad fvo
years with interest," secured by He'd 81 trust On ths
property. OF ~ cash. 81 she option % purchases A
oeosit OF 500 ured ~ time 81 sale n the
o. sale are not complied With in DAYS the Trustees
serNe the rlsht q resell risk md cost of def.
ne purchaser. Conveying and recording pur~
chssers cost.
sANCEL II. WALKER
MICHAEL l. wEILER Irustse>
fe7-dkds 400 Pa ave. sA.
n ATIAIR A SLOAN auc@,o,..-.
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JOHN 7. ARMS
THOs. Z. WAGGAMAN Trustees



VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ANAcosTfA
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOMES AT AUCTION,
BY virtue of GER ain deeds Of trust duly recorded in
1eer 14o5 tolios 3O1 and 80 and 1910 folio les
SEQ, respectively. land records of the District Co
lcnbia. and at the request Of the parties secured
merely We Will offer for sale the on FRI
DAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTEENTH A. D. 1893 al
HALF-PAsT UR0CL0CEP.M NJ. the following de-
trict OF Columbia: Lots s. 30 40 al IL and as in
block No. o. OREGON l. Green's subdivision OF Chi
chester plat Of said Subdivision as duly re-
corded in county oer Q. foio 81 Of the records
OF the surveyors once of the District Of Columbia
tocetner with improvernents-three large frame cot
taxes
Terms; one-third casn, balance tc suit the pu-
chaser, deposit Of 800 viii be required on each
piece OF property at the die 81 sale AL sacns
and recording at the cost Of purchaser Terms TO be
complied with within days after sale, other
the trustees reserve the rgh 70 resell the property
af the risk and cos. Of the defaultfug purchaser
EDWIN B HAY
DANIEL orc. GALATIANS trustees.
fe3-d6ds 1875 New York ave.
1H-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON Ac-
count Of the weather until FRIDAY. FEBRUARY
TWENTI-FoCRTH,s same hour and place. BY oroer
Of the TRUSTEES.
b bISiEL z o, dA CALLAHAN Trustees.
feis -dkds I425 New York ave-
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A CuRE Guanaxrrrp.

Aner ten years eypsrence O. the useof Tie Morrow
bean Cnment we have found % infa ibe for the
Of Piles. wouads. sprsins. Burns bruises. frysipe-
talA
must admit that de Morrowsesn olnsn.as is the
-b<st thing yeS fully answered expsctsfiensL
A W CoLLAxoAE, Hoass kaiscr. 1921 Ea.s,
heartily recommend IL 20 Al vbo arr IN need o. .
remedy ot marvellous valre.
INC. y. DAVIS oosl ps.l.y. Ilo7 ne
Ichesrftlly Becomnend u 20 all suners wonA
DOT b viss9ss ses soi M ss
ESfs ~ u fsc csifaIcaiTi: Ok. We %::A. ma
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BROS. Aucroneer..

hVNCANSON BROS.. AucNoneers
FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON TWELFTH
Northwest. TO CLOSE An ESTATE
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY TWENTY
FOURTH. A. D. 1893. at HALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK win sell At auction, in front Of the prem
ises all Of lots numbered IL. ~ IL ard IA IN squsrs
314. each Lot fronting 10 feet ~ inches Twefth
street by depth of ~ feet TO An alley.
These lots situated IN Of the best locations
for building IN our city
Terms: One third Of the purchase money in cash
balance in one and two years notes to be Given bear
ing interest at pc. cent from day OF sale payable
seIniann uay aud to be secured by deed of trust on
the property Sod or all cash at the option pur
chaser deposit OF $500 will be required upon each
cost Of the purchaser Terms Of sale be complied
With in hfteen days. Otherwise reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and default
ing purchaser After Ave days adverti Of such
resale IN some newspaper pnbished in Washington,
d. c. JOHN r. LARNER,
felo-d6ds Attorney for the heirs.
r ATCLIFFE. DARn & CO.. AUCTIoNEEEs.
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THOMAS 4 yAaoAMAN. ~
l. Real Estate AucfionoGr.

THOMAS Z wAG0AMAN, Ntf
i RsN Estase Auctionou
TRUSTEES eAI.E OF LOT on WEST SIDE OF
fa axo ssffss5sSgs a ss2aST BysEl IsrAos.
By virtue % aesd Of trust. duly fecorded in Libcr
D<sr Of 6o1nhss md q the rs1ssst q the marty
e o ~ ~ 81 e gTS,s snef'qn Y qs
TwENJS,TH lsa az fIvk o'cLoCK IN,
lot "a I'm square bo2 nov lot - IN Eizab-ta Wilson's
recorded suodyiston "a les % In ssid square. lm-
Terms: ons-thisd easa. Of Which deposit Of 800
stapmenn IN op<. two and three year. for which
notes Of shs purchaser. beernx interest from day Of
sale and secured by deed Of trust property sid
vi b sAhsn or al cssh. % the ogstoa o. The pur
chaaaE II terms are not complied with In nftssn
= sek snd cost Of dsfsuitins purchsssr sfter ten
ing e the cost q purchases. o. c. dkEfK.
I. 4 wAaoAkAK. Auessoos.r. is&SsS.
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ilege occurs tothe occupant of St. Peters chair.
Throughout the entire world loyal Catholics will
hail ,,Iis anniversary with interest
At the advanced age Of eighty-three, and
celebrating at the same time the fifteenth ami
versary of his election as a successor of St.
Peter. the venerable head Of the Roman Catho-
lie Church concentrates universal attention.
Throughout the world this jubilee VIII be cell
ebra,ed with unusual pomp. although each coun-
try and district is left to its own discretion as
to the extent Of its observance. But it is in
Rome that the jubilee will receive the greatest
attention. rs there il will be made the subject
of special services en- st. Peters. There the
pope viii probably be present in person. sur
rounded BY the college of cardinals and all the
princes. preiates aud dignitaries OF the Roman
Catholic Church, whose homage he will first re-
ceive. As he approaches the glittering lights
on the tombs Of tine apostles the papal choir
Will sing Palestine's ''Iu es Petrus Thou art
Peter II his holiness has sufficient strength
he will himself intone the lie Delm." and the
world-famous silver trumpets viii NIL the i'm
mense dome of St. Peters with that glorious
music that for ages has marked religious cere-
monies in the eternal CRY.
Then will come the blessing. '.Crbi ct Orbi."
delivered not from the inner balcony. but from
the high altar. with the four 'Amens" OF the
choir.
After mass the pope will assume his pontifcal
vestments and tiara, and will be borne entirely
around the altar in the sedia gestatoria. past
the great statue Of ST Peter, to his apartments
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FUTURE DAYS.

r ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucroneera
STOCK OF LUMBER. oFFicE FIxTUREs.
KNOWN .LUMBER YARD OF r. J. Mclean.
THIRTEENTH AND STREETS NORTH
By virtue Of a deed OF ASSIGNMENT given to us and
duly recorded we, the undersigned assignees will oar
Tor sac by Public auction on SATURDAY. FEBkC-
ARA EIdHTEENTH, 1898 at TIN o,CLoCkA NJ
and well-assorted stock OF Lumber and Hill Work.
well-stocked lumber yard.
FINE OFFICE FIXTURES. INCLUDING MAR
WIN SAFE. DESKS, CHAIRS. &c.
WORK HORSES, BUGGY HORSES, DOUBLE AND
SINGLE HARNESS.. DOUBLE AND SINGLE
WAGONS, BUGGIEs AND sLEIGHs. AND A
LOT OF STABLE FIXTURES.
A., IBIS Is very important sale and should command
the stock Of lumber once furniture and live stock
first as an entirety. and . satisfactory bid 10 not
received then lot by lot
Terms: All cash.
WILLIAM McNEIR
And
8. T. THOMAS.
eTTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac-
TWENrY-THIRD DAY Of FEBRUARY. sam. hour
and place. At which time il viii Be aid in detail
WILLIAM McNEIR,
s. T. THOMAS,
fs1s-d&dbs Assixnees.
- -
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I AT1NER SLOAN. Aucts-. 1907 Gst
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
NEAR sToTTs STATION. d. c.. METRO
PoLITAS BRANCH BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
BY authority vested in by the last viii ana tessa-
ment OF the iEts 9Aice Anderson viii offer Tor sale
" public auction Ia front af he prenises mon.
DAY. the TNENTTETH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
ls{t3. at THREE O'CLOCK p NJ. tie HOMESTEAD u
the late Jares Anderson. Ihe lot contains acre,
more or lsss. and small frame dwelling. shade aud
cellent water
This property Is situated the Rigs road. within
i've minutes wax q Sfnts's station capable Of
division anc desirable for su burh.n residence.
Terms Of sale: One-thi-d cash, balance IN two
equal nstailments ~ nine and eighteen months from
day Of sse, all cash. NJ purchasers option. de-
posf OF 500 viii be required time Of sale Gun
veyAncing a. purchaseTss cost
cHAs. A WELLS. Executor,
fe1l-dts Hyrusyilie. Nd
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THE POPE'S JUBILEE.
A Notable Anniversary to Be Cele-
brated Tomorrow.

CEREMONY AT ST. PETERS.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE pAN,

WALTER 4. WILLIAMS a Co. Aacs.oneer..
SALE OF
HorsFHoLp rrRNITrRT. Pi.xo AND A
whIkk COL Us. ENsRISiSas. SoSeHGiaff
ANp BOD BAUSSKLs CARrETs. NINpow
EANGlNGS. a..
AT ACTION
On THURSDAY, FEBEIANA TNlNTN- Thru
Commencing 81 TN o'CtoCk a N. W shs'i 81
o. residence NJ. l35 = street nnrtfwes; = sut--s
CQlieCt'o, ~ ,il paiu nss si.nEii.r nfal.s-trr
who has .en yearS oorting NcrAs - art tor Tia
GRAFTON II hts b zoe, "a. greiRcttsn a
hOiLff. kkfSGbf. TAR.
RoZENE. skihERT AND OrEERs
And ~everal NalnAbf ~Yc ifnens that famous arffss
MAX WElL.
los tthsr with ms household elects named part
One Hsaa- Carvrd-iee weher fa-h w fs-rfecf
order cost $3.50 Ps-lor Suites. upholstered IN
bos-ed plush, Standins lamps Cahfuers lace Cur
ssins .nd window HAn.nxS. Embroidered Scr-en.
Two handsome her Mirrors. PoTfteres. Nslu ~
EoOk Cases. Couches. kssv Chairs Carved Hall
Bach and chsirs. Walnut and Antso =. OsR Chaml-r
cuites, ElcgNnt Carved Dus-- Ne-v rare Heavily
Carved Msrdrote, 10 aims Rsas, chtsd's Crfh Hsiy
hsttrsSsrs. Feather Pillows srd Rc-tsrs M1Quet and
sther Csrrets. Decorative flanss ClinA I'D SilAss
wee ki,chea Requisites, ~.
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WILL BE

I OMOhhCN WILL be.
celebrated the archepis-
copate jubilee Of the
supreme pontiff, Leo
Kill Golden jubiiees
in civil life are rare.
More seldom still does
it happen that a bishop
lives to celebrate the
fiftieth anniversary OF
his conservation. and,
in the nature OF things,
must il be an unusual
event that such a priv
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another methods In which some variety Of hyp-
notism and the use Of mate rails whose properties
are still unknown outside Of the circle play
some part? Their feats. wonderful Is they are,
are not the only exhibitions Of the kind that
have seemed to thousands of intelligent per-
sons utterly inexplicable except upon the sup
position that supernatural power was used,
and yet these other remarkable Manifestations
have in the course Of time been explained and
exposed, until to the sober-mndsd they are no
more mysterious than some Of the simpler
feats of Prof. Kellar In this work Of exposi-
tion he has played no unimportant part, and
many will be surprised now, not at his ex-
preston OF despair - TO the secrets OF the
Hindus, but at his hasty resort to the hypoth-
esis that the Hindu does not rely upon the art
of deception.
We do not question his sincerity or his inten-
ton to describe accurately what he has seen,
or has believed that he has seen, but no one is
bcttsr informed than he ID - to the equally inn
pressive descriptions. made by other sincere
men, Of wonderful and apparently inexplicable
Manifestations, all Of which were afterward
shown to be In accord With we'll known natural
laws. 1t may be that hs cannot easily believe
that another juegier's akin in decsivtng wit
nesses may 20 far surpase his own that hs can
End no thread that win lead TO plausible ex-
Is = very ancient one In India, and % has been
studied for Thousands Of ysars BY . small class
OF intelligent men, tho discoveries bsing handed
down from one generation TO another, bat
closely kept Within the circle. Il IL NOT pcssi-
BILE, and even probable. that By this cumulative
process the ART has become 70 developed that
the practice Of IL may battle and coafound even
the noat proficient Of European o. American
ju9glers, who has no accumulation Of thousands
Of years Of practice behind him, bat has made
his art for himself under conditions that did
not can for the peofoundsst research
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-07-14
Democratic Messiah Wanted.

Referring to the Hon. Michael
Doran's endorsement of Barclay in
stead Of McDemott for superintend-
ent Of railway service, the Mime
ano!is Times says: When asked how
he proposed t, square himself with
the distinguished democrats to whom
he had pledged bis support to Nc
Demptt,'' his prefaue and insolent
reply was: ssFo If with lie
Democrats"
TO hell With the Democrats ex-
presses the real spirit and purpose Of
.bossism. To hi with everything
and yeryhody that presutnes to stand
in the way Of the accomplishment Of
the personal schemes Of the boss.
What=a sad spectacle il is 10 thus
see brethren Of the same party
5quarreling Really the democratic
family Of Minnesota is not a happy
one just now All good democrats
instead of joining il the quarrel
should be looking for a Messiah to
save the democratic party Of Mime
sota
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-07-14
DORIAN DIDN'T

4 st. Paul Globe reporter called
the attention of Hon. Michael Doran
to the article in the Minneapolis
Times. Asked if he hid anything to
say regarding the article in question
md others of similar import which
have been printed Mr. Doran said:
Yes, sir; / have something to say
and I want to say it with emphasis.
/ never indorsed Mr.. Mel ermott for
this place. On tie contrary, I told
him that if Mr.. Barclay was . can
.didate for the place / should feel
bound to indorse and support him. I
S Did you lead MeDermott to sap-
pose he would have a chance Of sue.
cess? queried the e oorter.
6 No. sir, decidedly not have
become sick and tired Of the many
stories that have been sireulattd re-
garding this matt q. From this il
would appear he salinnea polis Times
has been unjnstIy accusing The great
and rood Doral,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-07-14
HOM's This !

We offer one hundred dollars re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be CURED by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
FL. CHENEY, Il Co., Props. Toledo o.
We the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fin
ancially able to carry out any obi
cation made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, O.
Walding, Kinnan & Marin, Whole
sale Druggist, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-07-14

II the hair is falling out, rub the pull
Of the lemon on the scalp.
# the complexion is not clear, squeeze
a lemon into a quart of milk and rub the
face with it night and morning.
A wash for whitening the hands is
made Of sglycerin and lemon juice in
equal parts. Use it at night, wear gloves
and rub the hands with clear lemon juice
in the morning.
A headache may be relieved by rub.
bing a slice Of lemon along the temples,
A few drops of lemon juice will init.
gate the pain Of the sting Of a bee.
Squeeze little lemon juice in a cup Of
hot water and drink before breakfast,
thus curing dyspepsia.
a corn or bunion may be relieved thus,
After bathing the afflicted foot III hot
water few drops Of lemon juice on The
toe will be found very soothing.
Ink stains may be removed from white
goods by rubbing promptly with slice
of lemon.
a hot lemonade with a httle whisky is
ef6cacious in breaking up a severe cold.
"a
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-07-14
THEY CAN ENFORCE EN-
School Trustees Have Power to Fore

School Trustees Have Power to Force
Use Of Free Text Books.
Atty. Gen. Childs has rendered tAo
important decisions to State Superin-
tendent kiehle on the free text book
bill passed last winter. The first was
to the effect that, at school meeting
called to vote upon the question of sup
plying the schools with text books, the
people decline to vote free books, the
board of trustees may leyey the tax
without the consent of the district.
Thus under this construction of the law
the trustees may force free text books
upon the people OF the district, but they
cannot refuse to leyey a tax for the
purpose When the people have voted in
favor Of it.
The second opinion WAS to the effect
that while the law requires that pub
fishers lin making estimates shall state
the lowest price at which they will sell
the books they offer, there is nothing in
the act to prevent them selling them
for lower price afterward, since this
would lie to the advantage of the peo-
pie.
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A Weycrharser Contract.

DULUTH, July 6.-The contract for
cutting logs in Douglas county made
by the Weyei'hauser syndicate and
mentioned in The Lumbcrman last
week, would appear to settle, fer
some time at least, the stories OF a
mill to he built by the Wcyerhauser
III terests at the head OF the lakes.
This contract is with the Lake
Superior Lnmbcrman company, Or
gained for the purpose, and is for
the cutting and banking of 25,,G0O.00e
feet OF logs each year for four Or
more years. These logs will be
Hoatc, in the ST. CrOiE, and instead
OF coming this way will go from here
to the Mississippi a,:d down to the
Weyerl,auser mills. The timber lies
on an average not over twenty five
miles from the head Of the lake, and
less by far to streams in which it
could be driven into st. Louis bay.
A standard gauge road is to be built
from ST. CrOiX lake nOrthWard into
the timber, and reaching Howe and
Nebagalnin lakes, where the bulk of
the contract will be cut. David and
Malcolm Dobie, Alex McEaclru and
{. Ring, who compose the logging
company. expect to do a business of
from 100000 to S125 900 a year on
his contract. Woods operations
have already been started and a
force OF not far from two hundred!
and fifty men will have to be en-
pioyed after next fall. With the ex-
ceptiOn OF the Weyerha1lser contract
with the firm OF Wright & Davis, for
logging en- and near Swan river this
| is the biggest contract of the kind
ever made herea bouts.-Minncapol
Lumberman.