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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

II can hardly be touched by the hand.
The break Is then covered with Cannda
balsam, which readily molts aud hlls
up the crncls To give the negative
more stability. u large piece Of the
Canada balsam Is put upon the center
Of the bacl, NJ the negative, and u clean
glass plate the same size ~ the mega
tive Is laid over all. The melted
balsam spreads out evenly, the excess
being squeezed out. After cooling
the plates are still further fastened
around the edges with strips Of shcpio
gum paper
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

In Ashantoe no man is ever allowed
10 see one OF the kings wives, ana
should he happen, through accident.
TO get a glimpse OF one of the "sacred
creatures he Is forthwith put to
death. The law OF that country al
lows the king TO have 3,333 "help-
meets and no more. These wives
all live on two long streets In the city
Of Coomasie. the Ashantee capital
the quarters occupied by them being
locally known by word signiiying
'heayen.n
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

Miss birdie McGinnis, one OF the
-cignng bellies OF Austin, is not n bad
looking girl, but intellectually she Is
subject 20 n slight discount
~ "a social gathering she was intro
duccd 20 a distinguished journalist
from san Antonio,
ALLOW INC 10 Introduce you 10 Mr.
Scoop, one OF the celebrated newspaper
writers OF The day" said her friend.
III didn't know they wrote newspa-
pers Am the newspapers Two seen
we're printed. Texas Siftlngs
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

over pullcys in a suitable framework
held In place by anchor ropes, the
framework being Of such description
that II may be shifted to new positions
along the cmbanlsment On the mp
aud down runs Of the rope are at
iachcd branch ropes connected with
shoycls or scrapcrs, and when the
engine II running, the operator, 10y
means OF shifting devices which throw
one drum out OF gear and the other
into gear, causes one OF the sernpcrs 70
he drawn mp the embanlSmcnt ana
automatically dumped, while the othoi
scrapcr Is being returned TO be hlled
Thus the scrapcrs travel In opposite
direction. and are alternately file,
cmpticd and returned 10 their place OF
starting. Scientific American.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

An Escavsior for Use on River Ranks
The illustration represents an APP
pamtus Of simple construction de-
signed to bc especially effective In
forming entertainments along river, etc
The driving engine, ON any suitable
flatboat, Is connected by gears and
readily operated clutches with two
drums on which wind the ends Of %
rope extending outward over pullcys
held In suitable framework ON the
rear ~ the boat, the arrangement
being such that rs the rope Is wound
upon onc drum II Il unwound from
the other The rope extends from the
boat mp the embanlumcnt and passes
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

Mrs. Strongmind "a few years hcnce)
i presume you are glad that your
husband has been nominated.
Fair Gucst-lndccd / am. It's just
like old times before we wcrc married.
I'm what way?'
"llc knows have vote and he's
just as devoted asa lover g. New York
Weekly
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

Little Dot j hate that girl.
Mamma shouldn't say you hate
anybody.
Little Dot-Huhl She isn't any-
body.
Mnmma-You shouldn't say hate,
Little Dot dislike her then.
Mamma - That's better, but l
wouldn't say that, either
Little Dot-Well, II dislove her
Ike everything
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

Little DlclS-l wanted 10 say some
thing nice 20 Miss Antique, 80 l told
her she didn't look her age; but ! guess
/ did wrong cause she got sort o huify.
You 60 In an quiet her down little,
No she'll be In good humor when
mamma comes In.
Little Dot-What win say?
Little Dicls-Say she mustn't mind
me, and tell her she does look her age.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14
InnrnnlI.tIe LImltatIen..

Schoolmnte-It must be lovely 10 be
married to newspaper man. fou get
free tickets TO all the thcatcrs and
OPENS, don't you?
Mrs. scribblcr-Y-c-s but we never
go.
"Why not?'
1--WE haven't anything TO wear
New York Weekly.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

Ncighbor-llow did your daughters
marriage with that foreign count turn
out?
Mrs. Briclsrow-licrl last letter from
Europe states that he has spent all her
money, and she Is taking in washing;
but, then, presume she washes only
for the nobility.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

in it, capabilities ~ nny part Of the
body, is pcrsistcntly misuscd and neg
lccted. Is it any wonder that some
day nature rcsents this treatment and
leaves the offenders in total and per.
rctunl darkness?
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

"My dear child" said the fond
father, with a shake Of his head, you
must not let this craze for athletics
run 20 excess. Don't you know that
the majority Of athletes live very short
lives?
"Pshnw paw" retorted the dnugh-
ter, that Is only the men who don't
take care OF themselves, Ballet girls
don't die young, do they?-Indianapo-
lis Journal.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

Little Ethel-Mrs Nexdoor tola
mamma that she ought to put her iel-
lies and preserves In dark closet
Little Johnny all right.
There's only one dark closet IN this
house, and that's the ono mnmma locks
me In when I'm naughty.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

Miss DE Fashion IA few years henceJ
You are wanted at the telephone.
Mrs De Fashion-Oh, dear. pre-
sumo it's Mrs. De style, 10 return my
telephone cnll. hope she won't talk
long.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14
winter Tourist Tickets Via the wabash
Railroad

Are now ON sale to all tho winter resorts OF
the South, good returning until June lst,
90. Also HAnyrHr EXCURSION TICKETS TO
all points south ON excursion dates IN adj
dltlon TO above, Railroad and Steamship
tickets 10 NIL POINTS IA tho uNirrD STATS
and Eunorr, NJ lowest rates. For rates,
tickets, excursion dates and full informn.
ton or n copy OF the Home Seekers Guide
call az Wabash Onlcc, 1907 farnnm street,
or write
q. ". CLAfT0v,
X W Il Aot Omaha Nob
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

Tailor-Don't yer want or nice winter
suit ter keep yer warm?
Mr.. Westorn-Noi my wife Is going
10 mako II hot for me with divorce
nit Siftings.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

Putron to laundrymnnl-- John, how
did Il happen that the Japanese KILLED
40 many Cinnamon In that last battle?
John Notice know. Maybee bigee
rain makce bad runnee
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

She--Pnpas chief objection 10 you
is that you have no occupation.
He-No occupation Good gwa.
ciousl Doesn't lac know that | nm
waising a mustache?
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14
THE WONDER WORKER
NEWS AND GOSSIP or SCIENCE
AND INDUSTRY.
some Recent Inventions M the labor
saving Line An Esca,ator Tor Uso on
River Hanks The Harmless smoker
Nates.

oMAKEACRACK-
ed negative IL for
use. nr Micthc
recommends the
following process.
Place the broken
negative, the film
Of which must be
intact film side
down upon a metal
plate which has
been heated ~ that
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

TEPHEN" SAID
the colonel, speak
ing 10 an old ne
gro who had come
10 cut the grass in
the yard, lam told
that you intend TO
give your son n
good education. "
Oats whut /
does. sab; l knows
xvltut Il istprstruy
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

An Up-to-Date Physician.
Dyspepsia is what ails you.
Patient-what do you advise?
Doctor-Fce the walters.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

The design shown In section In .he
illustration. which has been recently
patented has already been introduced
20 a considerable extent, the object Of
the device being 10 break OF and cure
the tobacco habit. This Is accom-
pllshcd by means Of dclnsion which
does not deprive the ''nscr Of tho wccd'
of the pleasure of smoking but does
away with he cvil effects of the habit.
With Il. one smokes cigar without
drawing any smoke into the mouth or
down into the lnngS, aud h al first 40
deceived by the effect ns not 10 distin.
guish the difference. A rubber bulb,
c, u In free communication with u
chamber. d, In the base, with which
the stem Il, IS connectcd, and by draw.
ing ON the latter the suction causes
sufficient collapse Of the bulb
which Is shown In collapsed form
In the picture 20 create pnr.
tial vacuum In the surrounding hmoke
chamber u, This draws the smoke
through the small end Of the cigar.
placed u The tip, A, and when the lip,
are opc1.I - the natural way the cx'
pansioi tie bulb forces the smoke
out ola valve, Il, Immediately below
the nostrlls, but no smoke comes out
OF the mouth II Is impossible 10 get
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14
WITH THE HUMORISTS
CURRENT wIrTiCisMs FOR PRO-
DUCiNo LAUGHTER.

what sLc NcuIy Arrived Missionary
Uncovered In Africa why he Don't
want y winter suit Ilot.am and
Jctsam from the Tide.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

Newly Arrived Missionary--Wcll, II
fashion In this country ever decides TO
sit down on the hustle IL viii have
hard time doing it.-Siftings.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

In Java the bride washes the
groom's feet as token OF subsection
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-14

n. W. r. AIT, Omaha Mob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAIL Li,i - . Con

THE CHICAGO AID ALTON RAILROAD CO.;
OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND rkEASi REK
Chicago. H., March . 1894
ANIMAL. MEETING.
vI,IIE STOCKHOLDERS of the chicago ana
Alton Railroad Company are her"bv notified that me
annual meeting said company FOR the ele ton or directors
Ind ansactinn II such oth"r business as ma nr pre-
s.uta1 viii hr held ct companyS otic" in chicago
m on Monda;. the "a day of April next al 10 O'Clock
a. t.,.t
nss hours on the 18th instant ani r"on"n"d on IN" 30
day of April next. CHARLES IL foHI H'' -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
CALL OF ASSESSMENT.

pursuen, - the provisions ~ saA agreement. gated
Nav l..3 and the plan a. modified. dated February
10Th 1885, a further payment ~
81 - Der share on stock = the Richmond and
West roin, Terminal Halfway AMI Warehouse Com
PAM.
yir.iul, and Georgia Railway Company.
81 =, her share ON Preferred stock - the East
T~nn.~s~e Virginia and rgln RAILWAY company.
So - per share First refer" s'o"N ~ h" East Ten
r.-s.. virginia ani Georgia Railway Company
-, ,,,,. ,, tn. ns..ssmen, ~ modified under said
Man BE- hereby ca~l ~ ami is PAYABLE a. the o'i'" y
pr~,.i Morgan 4 Go. - Wall street. NJ" iork on or
before March 2Oth. 1894
lI~ts - reorganization c"rihc''"s or t"'eP'S '
-h stock a-~ notified - pay th. amount du" under iis
m IN ~ before the date mentioned. and their crfh'"t's
r receipts III ~ t~ presented that snrn - "ni may
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
financial Mcetin9s.

NOTICE
Ofiice OF the
NEW YORK LAKE ERIE & WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY
No II tOrtlandt-s go.
NETWORK. January = Ir!f
SPECIAL, MEETING Of the stockholders
y Of ,b. ,,.v- York Lake Erie & Western Railroad
onnonv viii b. held ~ office OF the Company No
81 1orfl,ud, 81 In the tiy 81 New York on uesuay,
The Gth day March 1894 at j. o'clock noon Tor unr
rnosc u voting upon resolution consuming 10 the exc
,,fi,u ana is.I. Of mortgage by the Company upon ~
property hises secure an lssiI" ~ nu Oh
exceeding the aggregate S'o.uOVe" Inc
polls viii Dee opened a - o'clock noon ,,<,
Tho Transfer Books Of both common anu fIe',.,sa
stock viii D.. closed AZ D Monday. January l3tn
1871 ana viii ie r-op-i-d "Wednesday March ,th'
a. 4. HN' loNV' VIZ ''N''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
Bank RrnorIs.

Go 37G) 80 .,,,,
DEPORT or THE CONDITION or NE
IL CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. at New-foik IN me
State 90 Nrw-lork. a the close oil business ''o ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
financial elections.
Iezican National Railroad Company
ELECTION MOTH, T.,
Il WALL STREET.
.,.,. x.Lntg T.t-DDfF u


NEW YORK. FEBRUARY -. 1874
In accordance win certain Voting Trust as're
m.nt dated September Ist. 1857 Of which III. FARMERS
Loan and Trust Company is Voting Trustee gem
err, meeting Of the first mortgage and second mortgage
A and Il bondholders Of the Mexican Natohat ha"
road Company will be held at j. O'Clock hoo''
MONDAY March 18th 1894. the Office OF the company
Il Wall Street NeW-York FOR the purpose OF nominating
eight directors 10 be elected the annual meeting Of
the Company.
Books registration Il first mortgage ana so""
mortgage and h bonds and for the transfer her'"'
Will be closed close Of business. saturday Ma''n "'
and remain closed until final adjournment "f meeting
The right o bonds registered TO ID" ord'r OF
any person may be- exercised by the registered owner
in person by proxy.
- The holder Of bond bonds payable 10 nearer
may exercise the vote thereon upon WV'"c'O"
thereof at the meeting.
3-Owners nonregstered bonds. by having inc sane
listed as provided In the Voting Trust Agreement ny the
Secretary Of the Company, wan Street New oIR. OF
bv Messrs. MlthesOn a CO.. No. Lombard STREET
London as listing agents later than fifteen DAYS be-
eet exercise the right 10 vote Oh the
bonds So listed. in person or by proxy
ANDREW ANDERSON. "r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05

Tho ,,, , raorranzaton as above. has been changed
modified.
A COPY of the plan present form dated February
otb 1sot has been filed with the Deposltares Mrs'rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
GEORGIi PACIFIC KWAl 60.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
t'OIJ MUIt AND GREE>NIIIE n. X. 90.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
LOUISVILLE sol HERN u II. 90.


Ipln presentation - Reorganization Receipts f'r "h'
~ IN. three issues above Described. fr suitable indos'
renf al IA. orie" = Mcssr- Di-N"l Moran y Co.. We
are prepared advance. DO ash on account 81 To-" Gee
s.l securities Il these three ssI's prrdrG r"'s'n@A
ion. the u
s., on each 81 Mortgage bond OF '"rsA racine
RAILWAY Company stated therein
81 Oh SlOco Fsi Mortg.g" bond ~ COLUMBIA ana
,;roen,ulr Railroad company stated 'hrr'n;
SI7 80 on each First Mortgage bond ~ Louisville
Southern Railroad company stated therein
81 80 Oh each $500 First Mortgage bond 81 Louisville
southern Railroad Company stated therein
1, ,>~ 81 non reorganization tie h," ai nncss 10 be
r.uad - the Committee unless they shall pior th"r""
reimbursed collections 81 the coupons dur January
l. lSJi from the above b"rd~
Tin. advances heretofore made by tho Committee On
bonds ~ foregoing issues deposited under the plan
have reimbursed 10 the Committee" ana therefor"
continu. - a lien on the deposited bonds.
e. II. COSTER
GEORGE SIIE)sMAN. C"mrnlttee
ANTHONY !. TlIOHAS
NEW YORK February Goth 1894
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05

The hank exchanges OF the New-York Clear
ing Homse and the stocks sold at the NewYork
Stock Exchange last week and for the week OF
the preceding two years compare as follows:
March /, 90 March 4 '93. March 3. ~
E.cbanccs 10 Gei 900 $500 3iG Clio s;C50D2 i69
No. shares sold. %0pt"' -'f"''''" ''''''
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
There was no important change in the rates IoI
money last week At the Stock Exchange can
loans continued TO rule at per cent with &C
casional transactions below mat 1iSure' lIi.e
money was IN abundant supply, ana rates dH W eIe
not disturbed By the export or $lZJoVVo goiu
Loans were readily negotiated at 2N2k per cent
for short periods, and at per cent Tor iVul
and six months. Offerings OF money on tWc'Ee
months time were at 3RM4 per cent Dut tney
were made on conditions whlch most poiiom
were unwilling 10 accept. COmiheir'ai PIP,
a high grade was not plentiful ana me iIidihue
was duh AZ previous rates. In the tufopean
markets money was fairly STEADY: AS nv i r,
Of England made no change IN lls onlOia, H.
the open market rate for discounts was sis
easier at 1%4lA per cent. On ,ne Soi n, a.
money ruled at 2L per cent at TdiiS p'' &C..
Berlin showed a slightly hardening tehucncS' ''e
Street rate rising from ~ TO rs per ,ei. o1
The foreign exchanges eNhipIteu &c
strength. With occasional concessions oi ~
days" rates advanced steadily throughout w
week. They could not well adNaiice, h"o .bov
cause on both London and Inc toh'Iii, ,. ,rbe
are already AT the specie exporting point II1
market closed firm $4S74$iSs4 ioi ''''s ""N
short sterling bills respectively
RAILROAD EARNINGS
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings ".
nifty railroad companies or systems ior INC '''
week In February or the number six conpa, noS
show an increase OF s45ssl, or 1872 per cent anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
DREXEL, MORGAN 4 CO.,
% WAL STREET. NEW-\ONk.

All a.,st,rs ara invited obtain copies or this mod
fed plan which will be furnished ON application
Holders 81 reorganization receipts or cert'''"S Il"
the following securities are notified 10 present 'e 7'
a, tho oric. If Messrs Dreyel. Morgan CO.. IN order
,bo, there may Ice noted thereon their assent 10 IN" pan
as now changed and modified far as they are Affected
thereby viz:
RICHMOND AID WEST POINT TERMINAL. hAlI"N'
AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY per cent. bonds
RICHMOND AND DANNITIE RAILROAD 'OMf"Ni
Consolidated per cent bonds
NORTITWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAlLhoNp
COMPANY First Mortgage per cent. bonds
GAINESVILLE AND NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
COMPANY Firs' Mortgage per cent bonds
OXFORD AND CLARkSNIII.E RAILROAD 'oMr"Ni
First Mortgage per cent. bonds CllAHolIE' ~
IJ.MRIA And AUGUSTA RAILROAD COMPANY
Consolidated Mortgage per cent bonds
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAIL
WAY COMPANY Improy em"nt and Equipment Mort
gage per cent. bonds
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AID GEORGIA RAIL
WAY COMPANY First Extension Mortgage per cent
bonds
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AID GEORGIA RAIL
WAY COMPANY General Mortgage per cent. bonds
Failure 10 present any such receipts certificates Tor
scb ,urrs. VIII onti'le the Committee 10 exercise ts
rphi II oScIulng from the plan the r'sp"'tiv" se'nfes
renreser,eI Nv the receipts certificates not presented
Holders II the following securities. not heretofore called
f,r deposit a.c notified deposit same under the terms
q the agreement darcI MAY IT, 1N3 and the plan "a
now changed and modified. viz;
RICHMOND AND DANNIlI-f RAILROAD '''if M
pebenturr per cent bonds.
RICHMOND y DANNILIE Receivers '"f'ih'"'e' t'' -
called Em"rgrnoy Loan
coupons for eighteen Inths from 'INiNDIItr W.
ItMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD COMPANY
n.t.Ig
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1894-11-09
WHEATLAND.

Melgard Is, Arestad 2s, Lien 13,
Greenland "a, Jackson IS, Hogenson 26,
Udgard 9, Bolkan 81, Carlton 10. John
son 8, jacobson "a, Pnrinton %,
Stewart IA.
BARTLEY.
johnson 10, Muir 1s, Melgard 12,
Arestad 20, Lien 10, Greenland IA, Jack
son Is, Hogenson Is, Udgard 9, Bolkan
"a, Carlton II. johnson II, jacobson s,
Purinton %, Stewart Z, Enger II, Mayor
20, Swenson "a, Cooper IA, Sinclair /,
Bucheit IA, McCulloch 8.
BALD HILL.
johnson 4, Muir %, Allen 8, Wallace
27, Kinter 2. Melgard 6, Arestad 81, Lien
16, Greenland %, Jackson 16, Hogenson
%, Udgard 1s, Bolkan "a, Carlton 2,
johnson %, jacobson Z, Purinton 81,
Stewart 2, Enger 10, Major "A, McDer.
mott 3, Cooper II, Swenson %, McCul.
loch 16, Bucheit 2l.
CoOPERsTowN TOWNSHIP.
johnson 20, Muir II, Allin "a. Wal
lace Z, Kinter 4. Melgard 25, Ares1ad II,
Lien 81, Greenland 10, Jackson 26,
Hogenson 10, Udgard 20, Bolkan IA,
Carlton 16, johnson Q. jacobson 12,
Purinton 80, Stewart 3, Enger 1s, Major
5, McDermott 8, Cooper 20, Swenson %,
McCulloch 4, Buchelt 6.
CooPERsTowN.
johnson 80, Muir "a, Reeve :, Ellis j,
Allin 80, Wallace 1s, Kinter 1S, Worst
70, Ueland A, Dahl 81, Slette 35, Briggs
"a, Porter 81, Nicolls 81, Nomland "a,
Bates, 113. Eisenhuth 81, Fancher, Cud-
HE 80, Currie SO, Keyes, 70, Wamberg
S., Kennedy SO, Stevens 81, Cameron 80,
Saunders 80, Cowan 20. Burke 90,
Standish 16, Laughlin 81, Merchant 81,
Bartholomew 81, Templeton 90, New
ton II, Enger SO, McDermott 20, Major
8, Swenson 81, Cooper 80, Sinclair 10,
Luce 12, McCulloch II, Bucheit II,
Melgard 105, Arestad 20. I'd
gard 113, Bolkan 20, Jackson 106,
Hogenson 10, Berg 8, Lien 80, Green
lane. 40, Purinten l19, Stewart S, Bart
lett III, Plateu LOG, Carlton 40, johnson
43, jacobson 40.
TYROL.
johnson 8, Muir 12, Allin 4, Wallace
s. Worst 8, Ueland II, Dahl 8, .Slette
~, Briggs 8, Porter 10, Nicoil 2, Nom
land Is, Bates 6, Eisenhuth II, Fancher
2, Cudhie IL, Currie 4, Keyes 2, Wam-
berg 8. Kennedy II. Stevens II.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1894-11-09
A $1,000 Poem.

The following poem brought its
author $1,000, being the sum offered by
a syndicate of western editors for the
best appeal poem to subscribers to pay
up their subscriptions. The prize was
won by the editor of the Rocky Noun
tain Call, and this is the valuable
poem:
Lives of poor men oft remind us
Honest men won't stand chance;
The more we work, there grows be-
Bigger patches ON our pants.
On cur pants, once new and glossy.
Now are stripes of different hue,
All because our subscribers linger,
And won't pay US what is due.
Then let US all be up and Doing,
Send your mite, however small,
Or when the snsw of winter strikes us
We shall hsve no pants at all.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1894-11-09
PARTIAL RETURNS.
PILOT MOUND.

PILOT MOUND.
johnson 81, Muir A, Allin 81, Wallace
(, Worst 81, Ueland 4, Dahl 81, Slette 4.
Briggs 81, Porter 4, Nichols 81. Cudhie
4. Currje 81, Kennedy 4, Stevens 4,
Cameron 3, Keyes g.. Wamberg 81,
Cowan 3d. Standish 4, Laughlin 81,
Enger SO, Major 4, Swensen 81, Cooper
20, McCulloch 4, Bucheit 6, Melgard 20,
SArsstad Z, Udgard 81, Balkan 4, Jack
son 26. Hogenson 9, Lien 80, Greenland
(, Purlnton 80, Stewart 3. Carleton %,
johnson 2, For commissioner Sd district
John K. Olson 81, Idsvoeg Gilbert
Olson /.
PRECINCT NO. 4.
Johnson 8, Muir 8, Allin z, Wallace 9,
Kinter 1. Melgard 8, Arestad 8, Lien 13,
Greenland 5, Jackson II, Hogenson 8,
udgard Q. Bolkan ., Carleton :, John
son 2, jacobson 2, Purinton IL, Stewart
q, Enger 8, Major 8. McDermott 2,
Cooper 8. Swenson 8, McCulloch 8,
Bu3heit 10.
PLEASANT.
johnson %, Muir 10, Allin 26, Wal
lace 2. Meigard IA, Arestad 1s, Lien %,
Greenland 6, jackson "a, Hogenson TO-,
Udgard 16, Bolkan 13, Carleton 13,
johnson 6, jacobson IA, Purinton 25,
Stewart 5. Enger 20, Major s, McDer-
mott 3, Cooper "a, Swenson 26, McCul-
lech 6. Bucheit 8.
HELENA.
johnson 10, Muir 9. Alrin 10, Kinter
3, Wallace 6, Melgard 20, Arestad 6,
Lien %, Greenland l. Jackson 19,
aogenson 5. Berg 8, Udgard Is, Bolkan
10, Carleton IA, Johnson 3, jacobson 5,
Puriaton 10, Stewart 8, Enger IL,
Mayor 8, McDermott 2, Cooper 13,
Swenson 18, McCulIoch 6, Bucheit 3.
MARDELL.
johnson %, Muir 6. Ellis l, Allin e,
Wallace 6, Melgard 1s, Arestad Is, Lien
90, Greenland 10. Jackson "a, Hogen.
son z, Udsara II, Belkan 81, Carleton
3 johnson II, jacobson IA, Purinton "a
Stewart 2. Enger 81, Major 6. McDer.
snott 3. Cooper 10, Swensen ~. McCul
'lsch Z, Deoheit 10.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1894-11-09

Feeding wheat to hogs is becoming
general and statistics show that it is
a very profitable investment and that
hogs fatten quicker and produce
greater results from feeding wheat
than from any other kind of food.
1t is better investment to feed your
wheat to hogs than to haul it to town
and sell it for 40 cents per bushel.
Hogs are good property in this
country and require little attention.