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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-13

HOTEL BUTTER.


Harry 2 Lewis. y r rrankernerx. y
W II FIX. Chicago NJ Thomson. do
CoiefnAzA Port Ixno Brooks, Towns
Shaw. do w 8 Sugth, E;lenab
Boscowsfx. Wet C o Bates. Tacoma
] u Brown Mapieec III = Coleman. TcseSao
" Gibson, do Geo Sterger. Port
> Srhand1 Portland q NJ Eearce. Tacama
AF'Bausnxartner. SFJ Augustine, Port
MrsJMurry. p Gamni Mrs Harris yancouv
l. BerSon. Tacoma . Thumier q W, 8 r
A Rhodes. Ch.caxu e Dyer. Spokane
J II Schilier. Spokaa Is oppsaalseEmer. Fxid
A r Burtt, Hoosisp'tv III Lea. Ircndaio.
Mrs G. @. Marks. do ] Nancy. Evsretx
b y Barsnas. Hpokan
TFFE DrLLER
r McCoy. Saxon q D Wood Wd'viso
L II Sm1th. Oak Hair w Dyke. PIT Aneess
A L Crawford, Tole h Harrison. " Bend
Il Gsehan. Snonn'h II ~ TaionspSSn. E<cty
w Fl Hubert Sno. n II Bagwali. Toit
Hogan. Snohom' Il, n M Dugsam. Uts'ldy
I Watson Pr GafnbiH q afarsln. Cal
n Meyer. Pt Gamble Il Sanders. w'lndvile
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-13

PEol LES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle Wash.

-oFFIcERs AND TRUSTEES.
Jacob Eurth. ................... President
Arthur A. Denny. Vice President
James r. Hayden. .Gan'gr.. Cash'r, Sec'y
Frank I. Blodgett.. Assistant Cashier
elgmund Schwabacher. John Collins.
T. G. Neufelder. +. ". Wiimana
.Transacts . savings hank business e.
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 to $4,000.
Interest allowed per aunum. Six Der
cent. on term deposits. 4 per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days of May ana
November Loans made on real estate &C
approved coilaterals only.
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Roston Woo, Marked,

Boston. Feb. l2.-wooi-Dealers gener-
ally are still quoting quiet trade. though
tho volume OF business reported foo,s up
to q fair average. ansf manufacturers are
making many bids. Prices are now about
on the basis of former sales. California
woods. spring Northern. 1sdfi; middle
spring. sGiic: Oregon wool& Eastern su-
perA 10Gi2o.
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opened at an advance OF . TO 8 points.
From this there was a reaction
of EOS points. with tho market finally
quiet at the lowest prices of the day. at
net decline Of los points. Total sales.
$500 bales.
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STEAMERS.

EyEnETT ROUTE-ETR. GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 10 A. m. ard $40 D. m
Leaves Everett 10 g. IA. and p. m
Eunaay~-I<seves Seattle IL .. IA. Leaves
Everett 2 p In
Fare-s.ngie. trip. TIC: round trip, si.z.
Connects WITH beats for Tacoma and
gnonornssh.
Landlng-coirnaa dock. foot Of Marion
street.
COMPANY.
claud Troup. Pres- n. w. 1coihue. 81.
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Ola THOMPSON.
Carrying United States NATL loovoo 0tR
Dock. foot 81 main street MandAy, Nd.
Townsend. San Juan Isiando an6 NeT
TTlED CARD.
North Bound--Leave eeetflo - - ms
leave Port Townsend 10 9. n: Inav6s
Friday Harhcr 1850 =. M; leave Noeho
nsro0r HI p nAs arrive New Whneeom
South Bound-Lsavs New Whatcem 60
= m; Iceye Roche Harkcr NE 9 M
Port Townsend So 3. M: srr4vs ee1fslS
-. 4. Thompson, managing swusr. ]. -
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srpArr grEA MsHIp coMpANY.

STHAIT EFEANSEfIF JUHFAN1.
Seattle and Towasena-Eeaa Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves xss!sr Goek Msn-
days. Wednesdays and Fri1ays at Ills
pangeness Port Angeles, Port Crescent
Gettysburg, Psxht. Csalsarn Bay. and
Eeah Bay. returnine, arrives Seattis go
leaves YssEer dock for Part Townsend.
port Williams, puae~neszs Port Angeles
ara Victoria Mondays. Waar&zaays and
nate days q. m
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. Feb. i2.-wheat-valley. ESQ
II Lee per Genital: walla waiia. lc per
bushei.
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snE SEATTLE MARKETS.


Pssess Paid 20 Farmers for Country
Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
psid to farmers snd producers by Seattle
rrssness houses for articles named, the
goods TO be delivered in Seattle
HoFs--sshoies, SIZE per pound.
hAr-t In car load iotsl-Pugst sound.
e.a2s per ton; Eastern Washington.
GiMlas alfalfa. 50
Gfais-tIn car load losst--oass. choice.
q. sAGis; harley, sis per ton: wheat,
ealsssn iced, fisi corn. ga: cracked. s2a
forAroEs-Potatoes. f7Gtf2 per ton.
burrEn, fees AND PouLrsy-Handled
% eemmission.
hinss. PrIrs AND TAIIow-Heavy sailed
aeers. over 60 ihs. per Id, lzsskc: medium.
TT 10. Be: LIGHT. under 81 lbs, &c;
sss'ea KIP. &c. and calf. per ID. Sc: green
nlaes, ie less thar sai.ed; dry hides, per
e cdco ;cails of above. one-shisd less; dry
eS, per ID, efsc; dry deer skins. summer.
saa Thin winter, Sc; sheep skins, is<f 2sc;
low. sesfc.
LINZ Srocw-Choiee beef cattle, 2<e
~, CHOICE sheep. &c: good hogs, sisc.
sa,fes large. &c: small &c per To-
- oss-saperior quality. per NJ, nr, $3.50
49,; choice cedar. $50: common, per
~ ~<A1ss s~k's ffsp0
Jobhinx ouosatiena
he following ara the prices paid BY re-
W dealers for round lots delivered at the
ssssf or on the cars. or the iohhing rates
taSssd by wholesale dealers with ordinary
essns Of credit.
STAPLE esocFnIxa
trssE--t IohAiagf-Gosaen ..Cs In hht
@ih. ssSes sss.a &c" in bbi. per ID. sssc.
e IN Dbl. per Id. sssc; drv graduated. in
e.. per 10. Sic. cube. SIZE; powdered
80. se per 10 discount for spot cash on
Gsstb quoted
hoyR. Ere. -{Johhingl Washington
ssrashs per hhl. s. 90; patent, 81 50; patent
seasni ~ -: Novelty A. SIS; Cali
~' nsa brands, s2.5; Dakota brands. $3.50
s~ eueksaesi Hour. per bhl 81 so: per
- $50. graham. per hhi. tess.
hAS ssess, 81. . per cwt: rye slour. per
-. ~ O., or len sacks, s.. IS per cwt: rye
1saas per hbs. 81 IS: per cwt. $aaa. oaf
tseats. per Dbl Sa.AxssA5o; homIny, per
~ ts.sss cracked wheat per ews. $40.
sslasa sheas, $500 per Dbl: baked wheat.
1fsek, - 30 whole wheat siour, psy
49, 49, feari barley. per .. sssc: splis
Ess PEI 2. &c; table cora meal. sellaw.
49, PEE eat In inN1s sacks. 5as. 81 81.
s sa,ss. los. s. sos SOS. 81 %. Fiaksd honlny.
We per keg
Akass--t Jobslugl--srall white. Ter III.
s4e: pink. per 10. sssstScs RAyos, per
sc: cutter, per 10. iae. Lima per
hsss tjobbingl-Janan. 5s.USs.c;
~asns, &c per IL: Island. as.asss.c.
ssssn enss-t Joahsng - Field. perth. &c.
- Joeeingf r. Liverpool. solo sscks.
sehs Nsvis; Ansrican dairy, cob
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ocnANrc srrAMsHrr coarnAxx.

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP co1EHAlTx.
Honolulu and Australia
DeeAneSU leave San FrAncasco foe WQmoDs
Mau' samoa Auckland. N. z. and -
ny. ~ W.. without change
aeneiniu onsy. steAruenfp AuDts4A
Boyd block. seasfie. =
" MEDIATOR. nasI Agsna vanaanvsk
Z p. sprecksas = BroA O.. osnwnn
AgsntA San Francesca.
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THE VANCOUVER RouTE-A xxrn
THROUGH THE IHLANDA
f@aves Tacoma II noon. Beaft1S 49,
traI wharf. p. m. Mondays and TG51SS.
dsxs for Port Townsend. knacuftea I'm.
day Harhcr. going through - veacouecn
an Thufsday trip
Fare 10 Elaine. =; fare to vancouysqL
For further information sppl, q c..
tral wharf
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FOR ALASKA.

STEAMER cHfLKAT
Leaves on February u At 10 O'Clock = N
FOR SPECIAL rates Inquire q
J. q. CARROLL. Agent
Telephone a. Eehwahxa hers Wharf
]. W. MeALI.Ep. Master.
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STEAMER ROaAI4fE.
Ar7fu4fon dock, leaves for yfcfor4vN ~
port Townsend daily. excspt nun/
% p. m. fsturnink. isAye1 x8
ToHnB.na Ahd way ports dnlIx ~
Sunday. ~ = ED-s Sunday As4s1
Z. m, refarEIng direct. leaves
esnA - : 3. - Getenhone d
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMlnu RouxA
CUT RATE 10 EvXAxxE
STEAMER MAHE1>
0ays and aakurdays at . NJ ~ ~
@onds Maktitecs Everett. MAFyNv}11A
Sast Evsrssts Lowell and $nehQ14ak
TO sNoHoAISH, SOC.
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FIJI ON THU ~rLxxR-

FIJI ON THn s.rxxER.-
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-FOUR roen0 trips daily. except nunG9Uk
IN one hour and twenty-dve 1t0a1eoA
THE STEAMER FLYER
route - follows.
Taxing effect
1UESpAf. MAI &
TIME CARD:
Leave Seattis-s.AA HIS 4. N. esA g.
100 p. m. -
Sunday
Leave seattle--s:ce =. m. i1oe !y4RA
Leave TaconsA--SsSa o. rn- e.34 I'M -
Landing At n T. wharf Tacoma 81
Seattle.
sandaye excursson rates oA sesanan
Fleetwood: fare. S0c
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP Co
Dispatch steamers from Seattle . 81
lows:
For San FRANCISCO via Port Tcwnecnn
and Victoria. 1T g. m. 6bAsseneefc -
ceiyed on board at q. m.) Feb. i q ~
For Alaeirar~Feb. ana n
From San. Francisco for ytcforia ana
Puget Sound ports. 1t - m. reA 8 8
IA. ~. "a
Tickets may be obtained 90 the ofJaoo q
the company. at Ocean dock Seattle
GOODAI.Ls. PERKINS 6 Co.
General Agents. San FranO1n0n.
]. H. JOHNSON. r. y. Sups.. Seattle.
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~ 80 .assg fzs a III Ii 90 cioudy
& z. ~ .s4s 90 z2 II 81 .6Nc1oDdy
5! <7S r .5zss4 20 s4 3. IAi 90 Cloudy
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- 81 zs. S. 4s "a HWi ri 81 Rain
s. ~ In IL ri 56i 90 81 81 .1fCsosB1y
3 IS Il. ssl 81: 58l sWI "a .osciosad$
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6 Sn9e z9 20; 2ss 81 Me- 81 .0G Cl0zdy
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8 SSSS Tsile5o.z 81 10 nsNwl 81 .0ssCloudT
: -. ~. 4si-sl q sWs Ii .o0Clear

f1yDtsons taken IT all stations st :
z p IN meridian time q .. m PAcxz1e
i 1 GEORGE ~. SALISBURY,
Observer In ChargA
49, ~ Seattle harbor for fzse week
S1r1nnng Wednesday. February II:
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Jobhins ouosa,iens.


me following are the prices paid by rs-
VI dealers for round lots delivered at the
ssan or on the cars. or the tohhing rates
fsSssd by wholesale dealers with ordinary
efsns Of credit.
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NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Corner Commercial and Yesier Ava
Paid-up capitai. 200. %
Transacts general banking business.
81. ID. B4skar1-.. IffsfdEnk
n. G. Henry.........-........y Vice President
r. II. Spencer-s.-s-..s..s..... cashier
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Fig !ron-weak: American. Neie.1.
T1n--Firrn; Strata 81. gs8a-
Easy: dc-asss1c, RID.
Lead Firm. exchange price. SCI. IL.
cogper-.oa.ss. sxeAangs pssce. .s.ssa
la.
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Incorporated 1851. Capital. t1o0e
Transacts general banking businesA
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received In any amount from 81
upwards and interest allowed thereon
Money loaned upon improved farm and
city real estate.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-06
rhe americans, paraaise

1t is an old saying, that "Good Ameri-
cans when they die go to Paris;" but the
majority Of Americans, good and bad
alike, in these days OF rapid ocean-t tran
sit, don't ,1ait until they have passed
from this mundane sphere, but embrace
the first favorable opportunity to visit
la belle France, and many and ludicrous
are the episodes resulting from the lack
of knoWlege of the french language and
customs. In most amusing and hand
somely illustrated article, IAN Ameri-
cans Mistakes in Paris published in
Demorests Magazine for April, the trials
and blunders Of one American arc told
in highly entertaining style; and while
one laughs heartily at the visitors mis-
haps, the causes that brought them about
are made so clear that those who read
will be forearmed, on these special points
at least, when their turn comes to visit
"the Americans paradise" Another Illus
trated paper on travel, "Nilestic Expe-
riences," is equally entertaining ana
unique, and introduces one to many
amusing characteristics of modern
Egypsians and their donkeys. The April
number is an especially good one of that
excellent family magazine. published by
W. Jennings Demorest at Is East 18th
Street, New York, for only 50 IA year.
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a rse>y Power press.

On this-its thirteenth birthdayrti.s
GRAPHIC goes out to its readers printed
on new 6-col. quarto Prouty power
press which to the uninitiatel means a
5000 pound machine which will print
about 1000 four-page newspapers, G
columns wide, an hour. We expected tt
have a gasoline engine to run it today,
but necessary alterations in the interior
of the Office must first be made. II is a
purchase contemplated for years, put off
from time to time because the business
OF the Office would not warrant SO costly
an outlay-an investment which will
buy two or three ordinary country news
paper outfits. And while the conditions
have not changed grown worse ii any
thing we haze become tired. of waiting
and bought the press anyway. III the
paper doesn't earn enough money to pay
1t back some time or other we will have
to maketo bestof it. The fact of the
matter is, the publisher Of the GRAPHIC
in licommon with the most of the news
paper boys Of the state who make a sue.
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Administrators Private sasc

In the matter of the estate OF John r. Stocks
deceased. In the county ccurt in and for Brula
county. South Dakota.
Persaant to an order Of said court made on
The 20th day of March 1895. the undersigned
Joseph Stocks, administrator of said estate. will
on or after April @ iS95 sell ut private sale all
TO said estate, to-wit The Mex section 90,
township loi,. range IS, and the undivided one.
property: One dark bay mare, 4 years old: one
dark bay horse, years old: one light bay horse,
years old; one dark bay horse, years old one
one binder, one seeder. one plow. one horse
power and mill and about 1l0O pounds of barbed
fence Wire
The terms of this sale ure cash Offers or
bids in writing will be received ut tho address Of
The undersigned at K,mbalI, South Dakota, for
bota the real and personal property, or at his
county and state.
! Dated this Both day of March, 1885,
JOSEPH STOCKS, Administrator
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we got the rain and snow, too.
j. A. Smith was at the Taft Sunday.
April fooled all OF us into shoveling
snow.
DR.. D. II. Henry has returned from
California.
NJ. L. Burgess has quite au art studio
west Of the depot,
Rev. E. w. Jeuney delivered another
able sermon Sunday.
Mrs. Sears, mother OF II. V. Sears, is
seriously ill with apoplexy.
supt. Ryan Of the poor farm was in
town after supplies this week.
E. &C. Stevens sold his residence prop
erty to j. W. Sanford for $4,000.
Hank Musman has rented the IRE
mont House and will take possession at
once.
Claus Arp's artesian well is down 800
feet and there is oyer 100 feet Of water
init.
The X. OF P. drama now under reher
| sal is slowly but surely nearing COM
pletion.
Major Winter started his crew out
Wednesday with Henry Wingland as
surveyor.
Representatives of the S. D. T. A. were
in town this week arranging for the
tournament here in June.
j. NJ. Green and j. +. Anderson re-
turned from Yankton Saturday, where
]. 4. took degree in masonry.
Miss Millie Findley has accepted pos
ition at the Plankinton Industrial School
and left for that place Saturday.
a citizens meeting in the Interests of
the tiremen's tournament was held in
the opera-house Wednesday evening.
! Tailor Erickson and his assistant, Mr.,
Stevenson, will start overland for the
Black Hills in search OF a new location
SuDt. Lawiess is very sick and some Of
the X. of P. and |. O. 0. F. boys went tc
puk. Tuesday to administer to his wants
| Prof. Geo. W. Nellis or Lower Brult
Indian School; j. b. Smith, blacksmith,
and R. 0. DAVIS were in town over Sun.
day.
1. l 3t'iog ilsp OUT pioneers, now
OF Waterloo, Iowa, dropped in on us Sat.
urday. He says it is as dry as powder
in Iowa.
4 Guy LaFollctte, who is employed by
tlia Building and Loan association o.
Sioux Falls, was nome for visit thu
this week.
Ben Meiller and bride came in Friday
evening. John Stolte is watching Ber
to see how he stands it; if satisfied lie,
too, may take the jump.
Chamberlain will not get the states
| tiremen's tournament. The project fel
through from failure to provide a suffi.
cient guarantee that the necessary fund.
/ about $1,000, Weund be forthcoming.
| j. II. King and the citizens Of the new
townsite held meeting Tuesday even
ing to argue legal points and the mayor
of the city instructed to notify the loca
land Office to hold the property for the
4 townsite.
1 The I. 90. i. lodge instituted here il
i November las grown beyond expecta.
tions aud its future outlook is very
bright The lodge has been able t,
meet all demands upon 1t and now has
S85 In the treasury. The floor work Is
! conducted equal to if not better thar
most Of the old lodges.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
notice OF city Election,

In pursuance of the statute governing III 1nici
pal Elections, notice is hereby given that tile
annual election Of the city OF kimball South
Dakota. will ho hold at the opgine house, in said
CITY, IN Tuesday, tho 10th day Of April, 1895,
where tho following officers will be elected viz:
Ono Alderman from the lat ward in place of c.
s. Blodgett for years.
mo Alderman from thu End ward in place of
a.W. Zimmerman for . years.
One Alderman from the 3rd ward in place of
A. Doty for years.
Three members OF the board of education tone
from each ward) of the independent schcol dis
trict of the city of Kimball to serve she term of
y ears,
A president Of the board of education of tho
independent school district of the city of Kim
ball for years
Atreasurer of the board of education of thc
independent school district of the city of kim.
ball, in place of VIII. Wyant, for 1 ycar-term
expired.
The polls Of said election will open OF o clock
q. m. and close ut o'clock D IN.
Dated at Kimball, South Dakota.
For the CITY Council
W.HsGROSs,
City Auditor,
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O.S.BasfOrd gave up preaching to en-
ter politics and become the chairman of
the Republican state central committee.
Now he has appeared before the trustees
of his church-the M. Eat Re1licld and
confessed his sin and asked to be re-
stored to fellowship and his former pas
toral calling. A curious thing in con-
nection with Chairman Basford's actiou
is that it is the fulfillment Of a prcdic.
tion made by the late Judge Howe,
Populist candidate for governor, who de-
clared several years that Treasurer
Taylor would never settle with the state
and that Basford would go back to the
pulpit and quit the political field.
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THE GRAPHIC.

- Ls2ks bur rrs mo tins Of being th. os,t
ssi t'o~spsneS Ia arai- county
s@ -ss ~ %aS'aitsins Hs.''.!a,o & !s DO. o.
ssslod y, fh:' re"sfa;e, Il, :i'ush bak.,ta
~ 'aae i si'ii!; nc, eagii.s orcul.. ton amo,.
sae mot iaieiiisse u; class VI people In aruls
sna the sursaunl:ny counties.
IN Has circulate: u second to mono In ~
or adlc:n!af COZ les, and paid-up sSS.
seriition list II Is believed superior.
s2 1t is iisoly, spicy. jndel ltndent ara de-
voted soieiy TO the interests Of kimball ..A
srilo COUNT Everybody enjoys reading IL
Give II trial
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Gnre for pseaIlaa.,e

Asa remedy for all forms of Head
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very best. 1t effects permanent
cure and the most dreaded habitual sick
headaches weld to its influence. We
urge all who are afflicted to procure n
bottle, and give this remedy fair trial
IN cases OF habitual constipation Elec-
trlc Bitters cures by giving the needed
tone TO the bowels. and few eases long
resist the use of this medicine. Try it
once. Large bottles only ffty cents at
+. q. Miller's drug store. (2)
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Final Proof No15cc.

March 80, 1885.
Notice is hcrsby given that The following
named set Her has flied notice of his intention to
make hral proof IN support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the REGISTER
or Receiver at Chamberlain, South Dakota, On
Tuesday, May II, 1895, viz:
JAMES NIRpEN
Homestead entry No. 2Sa26, for the lots 3 and 4
and south half Gs) of Northwest quarter iNWi:)
section 4, township 103 N. Range 81 west. -
lie rames the following witnesses to prove his
said land viz: William Il. Mcki.trick, of Cham.
berlain, South Dakota; Lorenzo Wait, William
McCollum, John .. Stewart, of Kimball South
Dakota.
CLARK 8. ROWE, Register.
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Euek.sn.s arn,ss za,va,

Tho hsst :sive in tbs world 70. Cu.s,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tettcr. Chapped Hands
Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup.
tions, and positively cures piles OF no psy
required. It is guaranteed to give per,
fect subtraction or money. refunded,
Price 70 cents DER boz. For sale By T.
T. killsr.
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The Discovery sav etu 1ais .ire.

Mr.. g. Caillouette, Druggist, Beavers
Vile, Ill.,, says: "To Or. Kings New Dis
coverY owe my life. Was taken with
La Grippe and tried all the physicians FOR
miles about, but OF no avail and was
given up and was told I could not live,
Having DR. Kings New Discovery IN lny
store sent for q bottle Of 1t and began
its use and from the first dose began to
get better, and after using three bottles
was up and about again. 1t is worth its
weight IN gold. We won't keen store or
house without it." Get q free trial at
+. L, Millers Drug Store. (2)
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characterized " sno less word than
treachery, and can be accounted FOR by
none more savory than bribery.
Par'.ston Advance: Will the fellows
who have talked about pruning knives,
$4,000 saving, ETC., please point to a
redeeming feature of the late legisla-
ture.
Letcher,R Blade: The people are not
specially fond OF traitors when they are
once thoroughly recognized.
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Ripans Tabules :at druggists.
COz,sesa N0tscc.

q. S. Land oiice, Chamberlain, souti. Dakota
March Is, 1895.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Joseph Brchan, against hlury a. White. for
abandoning her homestead entry No. PIG, dated
August -. 1894, upon the NEl4 section 81, tuwn-
ship i05 n. range 6S West, in Brule county, South
Dakota, with view to the cancellation Of said
entry, the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear Mt this office, the 29th day of April
1885, OF O'Clock II. M, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment CLARK S Rowe, Register.