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The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
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wu,u,.. El~yn NJ slater and ziirha ~
sl,ter hi- wife. Of Pro~ers County, tol.fAeo; a,o
S thelr certain deed Of tru-idstsa ee's -. -,
:, ~ elerk and recorder q Proves. county.
colorAdo. in Book 7. faee y ot 's.a ,oa,.v ,oav
reoerd, convey 70 soan .,sar thsn TO G. o. Al
Sins As -uccessor IN trnst, the iei'o~ins
drscffbea rcal estate. to-~ii -, -. ..-,,
IN. po-the.<t auArter Of section No. sixhtsss
as. rown-hip No twenty I've %, soa,s n.as ;s
No forty uVe tisl. west % eth 7 Miotrihsl W. w
sss.: 'ss, sssa sf sss rss kssSsss and csnel Con-
pany's ditch Icing the water fisat y i.s 80 80
and the sid real estate snd ~alss .lsn, .r,a
bsfore and In said deed q tFr.i de.sries nes,n.
bssu conveyed in trr-t fof ths peTpo.s ol - ~
ing ths pr npt Rsyraehv y ss5Hl Innh sls,.,
ssgivx even dAis VIA said dose Of iv.i ,arethsr
si,h thr Interest thercon@ a pff SfhA ~ IN
auu. therciu mentioued; and - .,..,-
whsrras said deed Of uast pfufidr- NlehS
o,ber tblnrs thAt ia case ~ defaalt IN tbs pay
u,.nr nf the s9id note. or either % thtm o. "
- 49, -, the y hois q saia Indebtedness NAV.
81 the option q the legal hoAder o. .Aia Hs..s -
come doe and psyAes a ess' s ,s , y, - s,sr ~
,eii and dispose of The said pFcuises Tor tae pat
pass of paying sAid inagoieanss-, Nith - N..sf
and ert-snsss On Accoput o. The s1eenhoh q tHis
Ws.-r.. Default h.. h.ru na.ls IN ihs Isyuaeri
q The Interest % n sneais n9,s St -.
r~ceu asr ist I>s knd the lssAl h9lafi q =. =
~. exercised tls uptiou sea derltrc- ne spae y
the SD ilitettsdres- 90 have n1Ata ~ = a-.s .
"
ubl-h rriercucc = hcrcHf made a. % ~ ieiai.
| tbsrrdf for rrvEtaf certainly and.
Wherva. The saia lctn ttazkh- tfustrt.
ha- rr.-nsi a. ssi4 rGstec md Frfu-s, - aei A.
I suEhs
Nsz. thsrufarr. / a. o Aikin.. The sd sge
essslr Ii srust a. thr rrszesi q ~ lersl saaa
o. said af.F.atd uotc aua - ~ anthef.if in -
I vested ~ sald drcd % urst d. hsrtnF xirc . -
| lie notloe. that VII On NetnEsday 'ss - al
| Of Fcbruary, issi d III hazr o. - A. " y aid
dsy. .rii ana alsFa-s % al q sa'a aere'en.terr
ds-cr. hsi preszisss - - aalch - nay = rsc"s
.sry and Al ftr ri-tL tar auf esrsai ana : az
{ o. rg1asu1 ptilis - re .zi4 Efsyu an4 AaFdt
" ~isfcf taelr krirr ara n<sIzus tlrfrin- a. F1e
lir auffinn A. IN "a. uFt hl1ss In n 02znfs -
Z pftsur- Culsrata tqf ths h!Fht-l Ani aTss prs.
| The satls win trinc iu rzsd. for ~ FarJsfsr =
paving ;he aid iutf h;riuess - o. - sHa srirf
ssf therg.au - Hfcrssstl sud chr crrr1scs Ard
rosts Of ~ errcHtiuu - ttis frgst A. Frpsiecd
for Ia and y ssi4 sse1 - tEzsl
Atmg rrssgssL
1 ALHnrn HCTrNNs. AssiEuFE.
Cainssao SkrfsEs EanG.
Legal haiaer - ahoTc uate-
e. o ArNf~.
ssccsssas iu Trzsi
DATED JshsAry L. Isst
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Dated JaHaary II. 1884
Tru.t..s. sale.

2&7s Trustee. ,Ai-.
wBsKrAs. Ei~yn NJ Slater and ZnyAA N
~ their certain DEED o. irs.t saird NosrHh.s
18th, isss, and recorded JEaasry I'm. iss3. 10
the offoe ot ihs oleFk and recorder q fry~rr.
county records, convey 10 John A. Cipash A.
trustee, and IA oAse Of Sis rr-iEnStiou thsn 10 C.
o. Atkins, a. szoocssor In trz.. the foiievirz
deserihvd real e.iat- 30. wit:
The northezst quarter q S~ctioE Ne ;hiriI
two tsi. In To~sship No. t~cnty -ous CEii. .asii
Range forty six tt6i. west % fh- tth P v -
gcther with fun rAid perpetual ~aieT Fisat 10
i~o and eighty eight orc hanervsths c,-sei egelc
Arksnss. River Land, Reservoir and Cana Cos
psnys ditch teinE the wafer right 10 sHs sd
before and In said deed q trust described hAving
teen conveyed, In ;rzsi Tor The pzrposs Of .se ~
ins the prompt Psyrasri o. esIssl9 psesaisso'y
bearing esen date with ssiG eeSc Of ru.t toErtsri
with the interest tbcruon. al psr esni pr
mum, therein msntioued. Ana
Whereas, said deed of trast provides amon9
other nings, that ia ease of dofaaii In ths gay
meat Of the said notes. or eiisef af 'hsn- or ihg
interest thereon. o. The sane Esstarrs then Ard
n that case. the ~hnls % sAi4 iudshteliusss EaF
Al the op,ioH Of the legal hoiasf o .aia zete- -
authorized st iha request Of the lsgAi hulAcr 70
eel and dispose q The said prrrnisss for the per
and s1Ts uss- uu Aeeounf Of III. cnecutoa - ihis
trutf. and.
wherc2s Default hs. t-,cz usase ls Tie Esyreus
OF The intervst en- The unpaid note o., ti.sD sizr7
Decefaber ist is and ths legal aodsT u .aid uofs
has exercised hi. option aad declare. ths ~hac q
the said indsoictscs- 90 have mA'grva =. sathaf
ired 10 do BY the trruas af sid deed q tfust 20
which ryfcrvner i hencuy made % the terms
thereof for greater cartkinfTs sud
Whereas The aid John A gtuzah frustaa
hA- resigned A. sSi4 trustec, and refuses 70
such:
Now, therefore, l. c o. Atkins. thr salA sue
ees.or In trsst Al the rrquest % The legal hoider
Of szid unpaid note and sy ths authorsfF IN ~
vested BY said eesd Of uasL d. hereby sirs pas
lie notice that ain 90 Nednestay. The 2sth Day
OF fe5rnAry. iss4, A. the hour q 10 A. NJ af .aid
day, sell and dispose Of Al q sAia herelnbsrorr
described prerniser or - much - may - usfFs
sary and AL the right iitis Sna benes and eqalfy
Of rscemptAou q tho -aid kiNyu " and ZlVha
N Slater. their heir- ant assirus herein A. p-b
lie auction al The crurt hua-s In The Conuiy 5f
Prowers Colorado, for fse highest and hest trics
the same will bring IN cash, for the pgrTose cf
paying the aid Indebtedness % u. 500 aud inter
est thereon - Aforesaid and other espeuses and
costs OF the eafeqt,an n ihis trust ss pfoyidea
for in and by said deed of trast
Atmy reqaesl
ALfRED BUrrENs Assiguee
Colorado sAyines Bank
Legal holder Of above note.
10. o. ArKIxs
Successor In TrHst
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warHu.. Egwyu " siassf ana TIlYAs v
Slater, b. uife. q; frossrs Joshty Neisssta. "a
b. thslr certain 6rrd - lzsi. d.ssS uefassr IA.
~ e :; I'D .sss Tss's "a oSs r,ss.i Z .sr. = - esss 49,
Colorado. IL hoek 2 rssx ~ . tAs4 Sszuiy
- y N. Y, ,.s.,, ,ss.,. -, = q 81 ~
klns. ssec~ssof N uzsL ~ falaa-izg
esssrfh-e ryai s.'sss. ie~iii
ssa .ssih BAR ef ~ se,shss., ssarssf
= syviien Na. s-ysrsea uEl, Ts-H.hiY
is',y ~ 'i ~. -s., y s,A : Y ,Srssssr -iiA
:, sas.s iss. = rsisf e .sSsa4 = U.s. = is -
fana ~ asa RAJ -ssais sss -sisf hFss ssrvis
ezforx snd Ia .asd deed ., uast tssrr.ass hssiHs
izs ~ psSFs gSySssai II = ssrts'a = s-s..ssy >
voies 4 ,8is Ei@yn N sa4 EnpAs " sia.zs
uaEa. thsrviu Esuf1lr-t NnG
wssrryss,. ssts ssel = irs-.s F'svssas, .Eesx
meat q III .Atd uase., slssss y thxna, tkr
tHisru-' ihrreae. a. - .Aas sattsru.- iAcn .as
~ opsiu1 - the irrai hatss q .aia sesss. -
eolss aZs 1nE sAyzhi ti szss sHt ~ ssse tr@sisr
azthartnsa a a. reluest q - Legal se.sss -
pess nf fzFiug szsa infratrsasss -ith tAe costs
ana eHgsuse, ou acnOznt q ~ eIrcus,sa e IA.
whs-sEs. uss.zii "a. t.-a aasss n ~ ys,z..i
Q, tle luisress ~ sngal4 nass q 81 ssn .izcs
Arril let isla aua ~ lssal hoiaer 4 s.s4 aoss
has crssrissa &. op.oa sec ssslk-s, ihs vhais q
tbs sad intlrhsssiusss ts hsEe aAsarsA satAssr
iEca 20 q ~ ~ isrras - sAit 4gsd q trHsi 60
Ntirh rsfrrrrrs Z. hsrunF utts ~ 70 shs iaf-1s
thercsaf for Er.aser rrftairtF. Ea1
Whefuss, ne said 4oes A CtezEh. tsrstss
hz- rsFiEuce a. szta gfEsirs Aat rvfusss . 40
s1Fh-
So~. thsrrf>rv. / q o Attin.. ~ ss8 80
oss.or ir tfast nt thr fvqassg = ihs tsEs' hiesr
- I'D zrFaie nos- au1 - n sgthufiig lu -
rested - ssla d-sd q uasL o. s-rvtg stfr ; -
lie uoticr. tEst rii o- Nrsasstty IL zsla cay
q ~ hras - o. A. y = .sis
cay seu ana e1spass df ais q sass srfriu nricrs
crserlhr.' PREMISES. or - Mzah - Esr - rrTrs
szry fn6 81 ihe fleht tiir Sad sersfi tus "a 11ff
q FrosulgLil- - fAe sal4 Eisya " az9 ElFAk
NJ slate. fnalF hclfr aud ss=iSHs fhFrrla p1b
hc Eurfsun a tse ca sft ksssz N ~ ceuntF q
frpwgrs Colorado tls iss &tshssi tn1 tssI prtes
tAc saaae NiN bt4gE n cash. sof 10 pzry.ssr q
psyirE thr said ireshtetas.s - 81 SO aad iufrr-
rst ihsrecu ts SfaresaId AID s.hrf s1psnsrs srsi
costs of the c1srstaen - tAts trsfs a. E-oslGs1
for In Hnt - sate trsd . irasl
~ ~ ruqre.t
ALfHrn hgETEMs. AsftEnte.
Cniufaao szviuEs HaNk
Legal holder Of zhaYu note
C. o. ATErss
Dated Jauuary Il issl
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NANT Nasa
WrrHsa.. E4-yr Y ssss,- ~ ~
-ssisr n. -i's. q i'fasFrs tie.,75 -
- t1ssr usrtslz tfs1 ~ tr-.s 80 ~
fFfs- lee 49, fSsufssss 1taar-y :.
- ss-sss - ~ sifFk go ssIr-s,. = B
cs@Hsy, coAefssc. ia hsus is~Q1
elasHzF fseGFsts. rarTvV sa gss- Il ~
sszsss-. s=3 fz nee - - ~ 7ss-ls ~
= Afkis.. A. szecFssoF Is t-af =
cr-r q es1f sski rssasr tass
~ -csshFsst Nas~sz cs-s-s-iaa 1, l
t@9 90. is rg~NsalV NJ. Ex'-ls s,. ll /
Eartw f.Fty str y -sss = ~ 81 !
s~terr rita fsli tsid sassssaii - n
t~9 sae siEaif ri-si slss Gzas-alis :. n
tzzs - =etsf frf teeaef = n 4
Arxassss flTvs Lisl Rfsssstlr sas -
FszFs Hlirh tsinr ~ rs15F "a \
kar& ~ suse nal rsttss tsi st1tr ~
t-farr anE n ssst tess = re-. t..s-is., }
a-sz ecsssree. is ifess - "a srsys.~ = }
Az-z ~ F-u9ps pafr-srf = rrrl1'l ID
uerss = aaa El~ra u ss4 fl1as /
arl- sssn eais sils stsl sfs,. q ~. 4
sf-e ~ if sxfs-t tksTuaa a. ssr - }
uEaz. ss4sxiz tasrlAlrss saA
y t@r-ss. sAss trti y szass r-sl.o- I
utAss tkfrrs SAT iz rsts ~ s1stn1 = II
eexas - ~ SD ~ ~. af slul- r. "a
izt-Tzss tt.srssp, a. a. sazas zl.zs,s 4
- tDki rss- tke ssais Z s1sl -.llia.ls~I
- sAs cgsaat e - sEa alsss1 a .agna
csaa2s dEs er4 gdytsas - saas ts't ~ ~
sptSafisst ~ N rt1atf q ns ~ \
ssl Rst disFass = - AS ssrr - ir
p-u-~ - psfii 2 sazt i1ltstlssstss- - >
49, sassEsss 81 stsuzas = zar r1srzzss
tFasr- snE
wh~-rs. IA~faali a. ase- na.s -
- - trtsfsst as ~ aass 4 b = q MM
ts-sS1a i-sf iss. I.,Si Al.1 A. sEgt iei.rsn
Ia. efsfctsssa ~ aeisd1 49, a1s 49, a I
~ sd lEs-isssllsss g. tznq 1l-I Il :
ssrs. - a. - - irrz-r x $50 -,
.Hafe txfffanEe - aFrssr snlf is 8 4
Esssrvsaf sQf sssatsf crris zrf llA
y ts-~as, TAs .tle 2ass A fhHa
ssla rvslFi'sa a. 'aiG sfzsaes, as- ~ "a
No.. ,s=rvfsss. 1 &. o sa1. . :
r-sa..-r 10 lfz.t Al - fs4as-- x - =
- sasa - pax aasF ars - ias slas
sesss@ y sssA Gerf - vast H
IL natins. iAsi I'll ec eaea'@lt
- lasaruary. i.sg. Al ~ aazf = D Al
szs ssfi kAa sisl.u.s - - g; a.. -
css-r ,yai I,ssiaisss - = zaH -
-ssrf sud ~ tte r.rti gs sst islr- =.
- rraaeuz ptsas ufsas nai ksq1 a =
" -sasss tsxif hriis ar4 49, - iEsas
lle a1rEtau q; t. caafs ho1se a -
FraHrr-. sa!1faan. fls ~ ~ rff - :.
~ -kz1s 1if aricr b. cHaz -
rsaFiar tks sskd fs.s stssa4Hsass q haf :.
ssE thsrrsar - afarrral1 ttt asaff ~
rasss- cf tAs enrcufidE n isls r-fs
foF - snd y .alt 4sga y t--ft
A. Ey nQefss
Alrnntl SprrEks. Assiraes.
cai0r.lo HasinEs lkak.
JsEzi hoi1sf o, atofs ultf,
szanrssi =
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hrsrAs. siwyn " slaier
ty their certain deed Of TN, ~ coie-,1
s.t. and recor=ied octot.e- -, - os,sa-|
Of the clerk and rceor,ses = - a \
Colorado In Book = i,.gs - Wa, ~
recorc-. convey 10 Jchn 4 -. y sss :
Ana In c 49, OF bis rsirnsflos - s y
sin-. A. successor IN tsusi
Lots No. on, a
sad~ east half e ,hs ro,,s ,Se e,
o. >rction No, ihirfv ~ss, Y
No. twenty one an - rsa
forsy-sik tisl. ~esg of ssh - a,s
- cubic fset Of water I-.f .syas- !. .essiA=
ArA.nsss nyer lAnd, hr-F-toir -. ~
land tho aid real estate a. ,,,,'..s.'' ,',s.' : 1
e~for~ and In said d-~d n ~. -. -; 2
nseu epnsryed, IN irus; fer - -,.-irt
inx the pruDpi rAyHasat q -
notes of aid ElWyn v A. - -
efsrtnE even date With said a.. q -.
80, 80 a5s ,s.s ,hsstssi ihers'ss. =, Isr
Whereas. ss'i deed N tr5., -.
other things. that "a cAss q &C.,. -
n<nt of ths ssia ra;es. Or rifs-s - = =
tuferr-t thrrroe. a. the .s,-l- --.-.a 4
IN that cs-r- The &hn's - 49, - 81
At ths op,los u a. iel,ai A.ll = = So
ss.s,e ass - gllaes e. salE 3. = .,s
- = So 'iNaHfH Nf - aIesT ~
ssll and aisPase q ias sais - -
t.asc q pAytsg .sid iad-0I---s-. : -
snd Exp Nee eu tdouars ~ o. - ,
tru-t. hn1 -
- hefss-. uzftaii Ia t.,... s......s
% fnr tuisfvst se ~ lnpai - - = ~
AEfrsi ist lsi't ARK 81 assi -,
hHs czsfuissa ~ uttig1, .sa -. {. -
ID ~Ai1 tuairiieiltlstg O. .aus -.
~ - % hy the term. q ~
sctTh rsfsrears 4 hsrs b. - ....s
stseftaf for zsrzitr rrflairrr ~ =
y hFrr4-. TAr sah Infs -.
hA- = -irp's-s q. .al4 i'vsrss. ~ - -
sEra,
Sa-. tA-rsfarr. Z CO Adm.
cF-s-a- IN -fsst a. ~ rsgu-.f Il i.
- -Att aIp<s4 nsia ata lrrs- -
ssstcd - saia eurd o. uuss g. -.
II uetirs. that I VII o. asaa.sli., z.
81 FssruAry. isSs. st ~ hsassuAKl
dar, sgil ard stspe.s ef a. e 49, =.
esscrit-a.i p-s1sl.--. af - -.s-t j. -
ssrr. Eud Al - riTtL itf 80 - !.
- rvueru rslFn aftn~ a. Efsrn
" ~Aafsf. tkssf srifs 80 fss -, -.
" auetayu Al ~ erarf haass Is 4.
fru~~rr. Ceierasin f.,f ias ssrfs,. - =
- sasls piA hffus a. cast ~ -
parinr - ss1 ialirttr.tsl-+. y -
sst thSresa - tfurvsaId 80 80 -
gusss % ths ssucrtlau ~ re- . - =
Scr "a sze y .sse trsa q -,
~ ny frssSe.l
ALFanp HtrrHrs Assirrss.
CasurN1c Sts4a1s ts1s
Lfral hcltsr q stest t11s
G o t-rs
DATED ssnasrr Il. lea
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Dated JAnuAry Il. lset
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for location and went up in the direc-
ton of Fred Kelliar's.

for q location and went up in the direc-
ton of Fred Kelliar's.
A. w. Carlson of Weller, Mclean
county, was visiting relatives here last
Sunday. He reports the crops along the
road from Weller down, from total fail
ures to less than half a crop.
T. Jakobson had marrow escape from
drowning in Painted Woods lake last
week. Mr.. jacobson and Pete Wallin
were up fishing. Tie boat started to
float away and Mr.. Jacobson was going
after it, got into a deep place and would
have been lost had not his companion
been near at hand to help him out.
Mr.. Hump Of this place, is talking Of
bringing a damage suit against the har-
vesting machine companies, on the
charge that they are now making
the machines to run too quietly and
noiselessly. Mr.. Hump says in former
times when it commenced to get dry, all
he had to do was to hitch on to the old
mower, go out and cut hay for half a
day, and the result would be that the
noise and racket of the mower, together
with the scent of the cut grass would in
nine case out Of ten produce rain inside
of twenty.four hours; but that scheme
don't work now any longer, since every
thing has been too much monkeyed with,
and what they called improved.
PALSY O'LYNN.
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A PRINCIPAL Selected.

A Principal Selected.
The school board held meeting last
Friday to consider the question of the Sc
lection of a principal Of the public
schools, to fill the place which was made
vacant by the death of Prof. Paul J.
Wheaton. Fifteen or twenty applica-
tions for the position had been filed, and
the board selected that of Edmund J.
Vert, upon which favorable action was
taken. Prof. Vert is a South Dakota
man, has been principal of the schools
at Milbank, and is one Of the prominent
we'll recommended, as an educator Of
ability and experience, and the selection
is considered a good one.
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kinds are suffering from thelsame cause.
The ground is cracking and the prairie
turning brown. If rain don't occur soon
potatoes will not be worth digging. No
rain has fallen for four weeks except 9
little sprinkling Tuesday night.
Messrs. John E. Backman and Emil
Engstrom took flying trip to the capt.
tol city last week. They report lots Of
Russian thistle along the road between
Hay and Burnt creeks. The commits.
sioners ought to look into this matter,
and make provision for their removal
before they go into seed and scatter over
the country.
K. Y. ZEFFs.
The most eficacious stimulant to ex-
cite the appetite is Angostura bitters,
the genuine of Dr.. j. G. B. Siegert &
Sons. At your druggists.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorta.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorie.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
Somewhat Fishy,

jamestown Alert: Governor Short
ridge thinks the lake a fine field for
anglers. But it was not quite SO funny
when on starting one fine morning for q
trip around the lake, the steamboat
Zulu" suddenly came to a standstill
and %obstinately refused to bulge. On
investigation it was discovered that the
driving wheel had become entangled in
a shoal of fish. Tackle was at once
procured and the fish dispersed. In the
meantime the steamer had drifted too
far inland and the driving wheel was
lifted entirely out Of the water. The
governor afirms that he caught 900
pounds from the shoal but on being
asked to produce" said the boat
wouldn't carry them sc he heaved them
overheard.
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STATE CT OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, :,
LUCAS COUNTY. So

LUCAS COUNTY. 3d.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the city
of Toledo, county and state aforesaid,
end that suid firm will pay the sum Of
$500 for each and every case of catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure. FRANK J.. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day Of December,
A. d. 1886. A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
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excites curiosity, and if you ask as to
her past, you will hear a story about as
l have endeavored to tell above.
A OF
Proceedings Of the Special Meeting
With List of Bills Allowed
July 81, 1894.

Special meeting Of the board of educa-
ton under call Of the president for the
transaction of general business, all mem
bers having been personally notified at
1870 p. M, Friday, July ~, 1894.
Present-Messrs. Hare, Nicholson,
Larson, Mcdonald and Harvey Harris.
The report of the committee on teach
ers, recommending the employment of
Prof. Edmund J. Vert as superintendent
was read and accepted, and on motion
Prof. b. J. Vert was elected superin-
tendent and principal Of the high school
for the ensuing school year at a salary
of $1,000.
The approved bill Of the Bismarck
TRIBUNE, printing, $13.75, was allowed,
and the clerk instructed to issue a war.
rant in payment Of the same.
Messrs. 81. L. Nicholson and Harvey
Harris were appointed a special COM
mittee of two to investigate as to the
number Of pupils IN the Fourth ward,
and report on the ACCESSIBILITY Of re.
opening the Fourth ward school.
Communication from Mrs. Ella Cassel-
man, declining the position of assistant
principal and requesting assignment to
Room 6, read and referred to committee
on teachers.
Messrs. J.. d.. Mcdonald and Louis
Larson were appointed a special COM
mittee to report to the board on the
question of tuition for nonresident
pupils.
There being no futher business the
board adjourned.
VIM. T. PERKINS, Clerk.
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Valuations.

Auditor Edick furnishes the following
list Of the assessed valuation of county
property. as returned and equalized. The
list will be interesting, as showing the
value of real property, which was as
sessed anew this year, and as giving the
total of taxable property in the several
districts:
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county, and I wonder if Fred and others
who we're interested in the passage Of
that measure still cherish the same feel
ings toward that gentleman as those
buttoned beneath their waistcoats at the
time of the mysterious" absence of the
name of Wallace on the bill signed by
the governor. M. III. j.
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TWENTY YEARS AGO.
Information Gathered from the Files
of the Bismarck Tribune of
July 20, 1874.

COl. L~Ounsberry writes an interesting
letter from Elk Point, where he at
tended the territorial convection at which
he and Judge Barnes were permitted to
cast the entire vote for North Dakota,
with the exception Of Pembina county,
which was represented by Gen. Dewey.
Judge Kidder was nominated to con-
gress, and the nomination seemed salts.
factory all around. The convention
passed a resolution for the division Of
the territory....R R. r. Marsh and wife
20 east to New York on a visit. New
potatoes come down to So a bushel. -.
Peter Walker prepares to deliver brown
bread and baked beans to residences
every Sunday morning 49,. Temperature
said to LOG in the shade, and "a at 7
o'clock in the evening A local item as
follows, gives some interesting facts Of
moral and social science: "Sam and his
tin pan brigade have been happy the
past week. 'Yellowhammer' got mar
ried, and a charivari was in order as a
matter of course; one night it was not
enough, SO they gave the newly married
couple an extra serenade, winding up by
riding t le newly married husband on a
rail. Fun is fun, boys, but you may be.
carrying the joke a little too far. A
white man has a right to marry a colored
lady if he chooses and she is willing, and
they being the parties interested no one
has a right to interfere" -: River bust
ness continues to flourish.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, and
do not purge, pain or grippe. All druggists.
Slaughter Items.
Mr.. Charles Klemp has rented the
coal mine of Ole Anderson.
The new bridge on the stage road has
been completed and the road graded.
The Young Girls Sewing society met
at Rev. M. spangberg's Saturday night.
In a race the other day Miss Falken-
shines pony won first prize and Miss
Emma Anderson's second.
Something is going to drop. Post
master Olson and Commissioner Eek
lund have bought new buggies.
Mr.. 3. Backman has built q new black
smith shop. He has also made some
improvements on his farm buildings.
The debate was not as lively Saturday
as might have been. A large number
of members being absent attending tie
picnic at Cromwell.
Mr.. August Asplund is painting the
school house at Grass Lake. Give it
another coat of paint and it will look
ever so much better.
Mr.. Fred Erikson built a fire with the
intention of cooking some coffee. The
utensil used was a tin can. In lifting
the lid escaping steam scalded his face
considerably. Luckily his eyes were
uninjured.
Miss Grace Falkenstine was employed
as teacher in school No. 1, but was
prevented because she was not old
enough, Too bad for Miss Grace. Mrs.
Linda ". Slaughter was engaged in Miss
Falkenstine's place.
Hay is pretty scarce this year on
account Of it being dry. Crops Of all
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down to rest many times
each day; had sick head
ache very often, many
pains and aches all the
time. After / had taken
one bottle of your 'Fa-
vorite Prescription I
could see q great change
In my strength and less
sick headaches. COntin.
ued taking the medicine
until I had taken seven
bottles of the FaVorfto'
and one of the Golden
Medical Discovery. am
now able to do house.
work for myself and
husband and two child
0-A
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The Discovery saved His Life,

Mr.. G.. C%aillouette, Druggist, Beavers
vile, ILL.,, says: "To Dr.. Kings New
Discovery I owe my life. Was taken.
with la grippe and tried all the phygi-
clans for miles about, but of no avail
and was given up and told l could not
live. Having DR.. Kings New Discovery,
in my store I sent for a bottle and be-.
gan it's use and from the first dose be-.
gan to get better, and after using three.
bottles was up and about again. It is
worth it's weight in gold. We won't
keep store or house without it." Get a
free trial at P. G. Remington's drug
store.
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CURES OTHERS

Mrs. LANSING, of South Glen's Falls, Sar-
dtog1 County, N. r., writes: AFTER my third
child was born, I barely gaineds strength
enough, in two years time, so as to be able
to crawl about to accomplish the little house
W0rk that I had to do, and that only by lying