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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18
PER SONAL PlCK-UPS.
Little items OF Interest About Morri

Little items of Interest About Morris
People.
Mrs. j. w. Hack is in the cities
this week.
Mr.. Axel Englund of Starbuck was
seen in, Morris Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Pushor returned to
Enderlin on Tuesday.
r. c. Brace is visiting his home in
Minneapolis this week.
L. j. Schlattman returned from his
Mexican trip this week.
John Grove is visiting his branch
Office at Ada, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grove were in
the cities the first of the week.
S. j. Stebblns went to the cities
Thursday for week or ten days.
F. A, Hancock took trip to the
cities this week for eye treatment.
Register of Deeds Nelson, of Alex
andria, is in town visiting county of
ficials.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Wells, of Litch
field, visited relatives here the first
of the week.
Miss Maggie Colahan went to Nina
apolis Monday to post up on spring
styles in millinery.
MI. and Mrs. viii Simons enter
tanned his mother. Mrs. r. Simons, OF
Marshall, this week.
Misses Flora Pepper and Alfretta
Stinson are the guest of Brecken-
ridge friends this week.
H. E. Finney, of Goodhue, Good
hue county visited his sister, Mrs.
W. c. BickneIl and Mrs. Ward Stone
this week.
MIoS 4uoy uAO} was Co4AOA W A0A
home in Devils Lake, N. D. Monday
by telegram announcing the serious
iIlr ess of her mother.
Tos. E, Dybdal went over to Elbow
Lake Wednesday morning, returning
Thursday 1t is reported that he will
open a loan office there in the near
future.
Misses Minnie and Anne Heslitz
who have been employed as dress
makers at Wells Bros. & Hanson's
store, returned to their home in |
oils Tuesday.
Miss Geiser, Of the 9th grade Of
the Lincoln school was called to her |
home in Monticello on Tuesday by
telegram announcing that her sister
had died at Buffalo, this state: Supt. |
Ross is teaching her room afternoons.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

Supt. Ross received this week a
couple of dozen of pieces of statuary
which he had purchased with a part
of the proceeds of "Old Maids Con-
vention" and cinderella" given last
spring. Besides busts of celebrated
men of Europe and America, there
are several pieces from classic art.
They will be distributed among the
different rooms and changed periodi-
cally.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

In season and out of season Krue-
gers drug store is the place to buy
perfumes, soaps, combs, brushes, toll
ct articles, ect.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

E. F. Bruhn has this week been
handing around handy little
memorandum book as an all-the-
year-'round solicitor of patronage.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

Water was turned ON at the Indian
school Wednesday. The school now
bSs an admirable water supply and
sewage.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

TT. L. Smith shot his valuable hunt
ing dog on Saturday to end its MIS-
cry. 1t had evidently been poisoned.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

More precious than pure gold be-
cause it never fails to cure your head
ache, indigestion, constipation, PIN
pies, bad blood. A great system
regulator. Rocky Mountain Tea.
HpIburd & Johnson.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

The Spooner building next to
Stewards machine warehouse, is be-
ing renovated, with the intention,
we are informed, of renting it for
saloon purposes.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

To reduce my stock of picture
mouldings, will, till April LIST, give
10 per cent. discount. E. F. Hill.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

The spirited team belonging to S.
J. Stebbins took advantage of their
owner last Sunday and while he was
out of the buggy to fasten the check
rein started on run from near the
Great Northern depot to the N. P.
There they we're stopped, though the
sleigh was damaged and one of the
horses slightly injured.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

Samuel-Don't figure on marrying
model wife unless you are mind
reader, and know for certain that she
take Rocky Mountain Tea. Hulburd
q johnson.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

Miss Watson resumes her school
duties Monday. after her seige of
diphtheria and the quarantine.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

One result of the prevailing cold
weather Of late is likely to be scar
city of potatoes this spring. There
are few cellars which did not freeze
last week and as a result, many
bushels of potatoes are absolutely
worthless.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

DIR. and Mrs. Chas. E. Game have
moved into the Good house on Paci-
fc avenue.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

Mrs. NJ. A. Butterfield received a
telegram yesterday announcing the
death of her sister in Tacoma.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

Work has been resumed on the
water tank. now that the weather is
more moderate.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

These long wiuter evenings you
<want a book. Get one at J. r. Krue-
gers.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

Telephone connection has been
put into the pumping station this
week.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

A famous dish for breakfast-keeps
the whole family well-costs only IS
cents-lasts 80 days one package Of
Rocky Mountain Tea. Huiburd &
johnson.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

Be the weather warm or cold go to
Krueger's for your drugs.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

Take your prescriptions to j. r.
Krueger's to be filed. The utmost
care will be used.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18

H. B. Lund, practical matchmaker
'
Oats wanted at 26c per bu. at
Stewards.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-02-18
ON THE CITY CIRCUIT.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1899.
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sewage.
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War in the Philltpines.

WAsHtNGros. March 15.-The following dispatch
fro "a General Otis has baen received;
Manila, March l5.-Adjutaut General, Wash
inzton: Tnree Thousand insurgents m ,veidowh
Hast night to the towns Of Pasig AMI P.seros, ON
I'll, sh5re Of L,ynai, d. B ~, from: ma " %lsatoa's
troops on the PAsig river linz. BY heavy fighting
Wheaton has dislolyed AMI driven tn.n bL.x,
takini 40 prisoners and inAictiny l.,yY ,,ss in
killed ami wounded. H. rep ,rss his los, as very
moderate. He now occupies this town, with suf-
font force to hold them. #
London, March 15.-Tne Evening News this
afternoon publishes tn: folio YiAs lis2at.h from
Manila. y *.
General Wheaton has completely routed the Fl
lipinvs and has occupied Pasig, Taguim ! AMI Pa
+eros. Seeral hunvlrels Ut the easmy were kllled
and az many were captured.
Manila, March 15.-S a. m.-Late yesterday Gen
.Wheaton's colu mn encountered the enemy in such
force between Pateros and Tauiga as to necessit
ate a change in The original plans. The cavalry
attacked a rebsl stronghold i'll the jungle, driving
the epeisy into Pateros. The Americans had one
man killed and three wounded. SCOTS battery
shelled the city and woods effectively. -
!. Later. the enemy crossed the river from Pasig
Two companies of the, Second Oregon infantr,
cleared the right bank after a sharp engagement
and then retired with three 'woInded. In thu
! meantime the Washington volunteers closed il
driving small bodies of the rebels back upon Pa
teros. One man was Killed. During tt4c nigh
: the enemy burned the town of Pasig.
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/, li'l,st Publication February II, 1897
NOTICE

No.l. @ Is Hcre,0s Giiqcn,s That My virtn, OF y
Judgment an z decree IN torcrl3slr", rcnl red
ana given by the District Court OF the > xth
.Iii6icial DistriciIn and forthct s0,l,,ty Of Mel. 'an
and, State Of North Dakota, and entered and
a,,c.rted, In the office of the Clerk Of said Court
III. and for said County, On tho. 10th day of
Fpbruary 1899, in nm action wherein WILLIAM II.
npijnwn is HaiItln. and ma baiielsor. Bank of
'Mfnot. Il corporation, g. II. Mrars, North IN
:kotA; TITLE Insurance & Trust Company. . "'r-
porstion. Frank T.. Hawkins. B.. y. Brynj"ifsnn
Inward X. Moore. +. v. Hoffman are defend-
Ant. In favor Of tue said Plaintiff. and against
the said defendants for the sum Of seven huld.
.drva and forty-two dollars and nincty-sfx cents.
-(S1agos)wlich. judgment and deeree among
other thin.s. erected Lit. sale by. fne 0f the zeal
estate hereinafter described, ia. satisfy the n
mount Of said Judgment. with interest thereon
and theax,yts aud expenses ofsucl sale, al o
muc,, tthereos7s the proceeds Of such sale ap'
M,yabae ether IL: will satisfy. And Ivy virtue ola
Writ ION, issued out of the ONCE Of the Clerk Ut
saifEgourt. in and for said County Of Mclean and
uib3er~ tho seal Of said curt. directing me to sell
said eal-property pursuant to said Judgment
and saecte ca. /, Allan Mcdonald, sheriff Of 3 Id
Comfy, and person appointed by said toure:to
make saidl, ale, Will sell the hereinafter describ
Ell rial estate to the highest bidder, for cash. At
pulAic ,snet.on.a at tile front door Of the court
house In tir:village Of washhurn1n the County
of Mel can and State Of North Dakota. on the
end day Of March A. D.tsao, atta. O'clock P.M.,
Of s..at. day, to satisfy said: judgment, With
erestalNE costs thereon. and the costs and ex-
p~enssssofsugh sale, or so ::much thereof as the
prtoedsds oistarh sale applicable thereto viii satis-
~. Tliepremsrsto be sold as aforesaid pursuant
to s,tI Judgment and decree, andt to said wit, and
70 this notice, are described in said judgment.
decree ana writ, as follows to-wit:
+. The southeast quarter Of section Twenty c2o)in
Township One hundred and forty.fve GAS north
Range eighty-three tss) west, Mclean Country
N. u. .
Dated February l0sa 1899.
ALLAN MCDONALD,
Sheriff of Mclean County, North fakvta.
T.. A. MAGLoNE.
Attorney for Plaintiff. DevilsLsske n: D.
49,
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n Trains Each Day.

This is what Il meaus, On and after
March 18th, 1899. the Northern Pacific Rail-
way will start two traits such day flying
westward fe0m its eastern terminals. At
tie same time not at exactly the same
hoturs-twO trains will also leave it's western
terminals for the east. rhsro will thea
be, eacl. say, moving over the 1000 miles
of main tract between st Paul, Mime
apofs and Duluth At the east, and Seattle,
Tacoma Portland Oh the Paciia Coast,
fourteen of these trans il both dirPc-
tions going at the same time and thie in
a country we're 30 years ago the butalo
we're roaming. These trains will be known
as No. I. the Puget Sound Limited, No, 3
the Or.son Limited DIGGING west. and No. 2
the Twin City Mail, No. 1 the Twin City
| Ell press. gong ess., aud will; contain il
1.-the aggregate more than 100 cars of vario:
q. sorts. Each train will have a mailcar.a
baggage aud express car frst and second
class coaches, a Free Coloniet Steering ca.,
n Pullman Tourist Slep ping car. a Di,ing
car or one Or mores Pullman First Glass
Sleeping cara, so that everybody and
everybody's Pocketbo,k 6 II he ncofn:n D
dated. The Dining cara are a part5Vf the
solid through trains apd no ole need
therefore go hungry. y (.
Train NJ. l will laagc, 81. Panl At $3.50
am: train No. 3 at Al:+5 pun; after all
trains have arrived from east and south
morning and evening. Traia N ., win
leave Portland ut ll:30 am. aud train M.
4 at i 1:nO pm, arriving At St. Paul $500 y
m. aud 1880 am respectively. III lin far
I'LL departing trains eastward. !O;ls' train
goes via Helena, Mont. and one via Butte
III each direction. These trains. run
through the most in porfant cities Oft
northwest aud. are hauled by neo and
enormous Schenectady locomotives
making, when ns.essary,.75o 7 30 miles an
hour. '>e
These diurnal trains viii amply accomo
modate the large immigration and tourist
travel that az GEMS pr 'bable this yyar.r
During the Yellowstona Park season one
train. ,n each dir.ctroivili carry a Pullman
First Glass Sleeping Car, especially fo g
Park travel. -
Inquiries Regarding this neu tr.il
+! rervice may be addressed tn CHlsss. Fee
Gent Passenger Axaht. 81. Pnnl,; Nina.
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First Publication Feb. rs, 1882:
sHRR1Fr's SALE.

Rs L.T1''h IA y ~ oAAH -a..Hr. ..L-rs
! '' "Iss%n iS". Of G sasss Third Judicial list.
wclls:.s plckcy Company, rlaintla.l
John chcsworth, Clara cl.esworth.
if.,r,. of Ainot, A.; b.. SGrtlil. as Ac.
c"iyeI u The flank Of Min .aa North
Company, u .. BryHjolfson, aud :.
lerxlx, i. Hawkins,
rrE Defendants.
Nottcefs hereby given that by virtue, Of 2
Judgment Of foreclosure aud sale. III the above
entitled action cntered..on Januiry 81. 1880, and
1 tspecnii execution issncl upon said Judgment.
the, isulbscrlhrr. Allan Macdonald %..;',criI of
McIeaa County. St;teof North Dakota, for the
purpose appo.a:cd viii sell at public auction at
the front door Orthe Cont Housed In Washburn.
County Of Mcltan, state of Npr:h I,akota, on
April 10, 1872. &c 10 O'Clock III the fnrc:oon Of
that lay the East onr-!lalf Of the Northeast
quarter ami the Northeast quarter ofthe South
east quarter Of Section evenly Township enc
hundred forty-four. Ran.e cigl:FS iArs ia$;t4'
Mclean County ts:fn~ ~ 49," nt@1f :
lt!irccted In saf} jnd:a;t;ut A;.i:f ~ H. -
sold, o- 81, Miri, st;l.rNaf. ~, .slMy i.e .ii-it / -, :
satisfy tho said i,dseri' II aoi%nsts ''a"nEt'ts
in all 1881 81 wiz, ttersst.tAeren frn'i' the
date Of said ,js::jsslarnt an'ai atc''''nA'os'
sale.
ypascu Fyasua,y 9Th; hsa,-.
49, Al. An "',} -
.,llerlt IS .i@a&& ~.
~ .fTasoS & NAv!.Ag.
Plaintiffs. Att III, Fargo, y, ID.
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Cuban War s Aftermath.
Boston Evenings Transcript.

Senator John W.ll'aniei, of Virginia, was presen
at the. evacuation ceremonies at the palace last
Sunday, and returned yesterday from a two days
visit to Matanzas. To a reporter he said i'm part
in the Cities, are in the deepest poverty and dis
tress. General Davis, who is Governor Of Pinar
del.Rio, tells me that one half of the people have
persisted in the war:
= "There we're $1,000 Spanish troops at Matanzas
when reached there a few days ago | have seen
Thousands of them, andsoffcers and men alike have
dcported themselves admirably with courtesy,
*Thsere is no Word That can adequately portray
the utter desolation of the poor. The faces OF
hundreds of woman and children haunt me-. l
have never before seen the like, and l hope never
to see tho like again It would turn a stone to
tears to see The scores OF little aae, Tag qssd;.1 g.sl s, ana
enstretching forth their etnaciated hands and
peeringinto the car windows at all stations,wit
Of bread or money The work of charity has
instanf call" ~" - -
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first Publication February II, 1881.
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice Is Hereby Given, That by virtue Of =
judgement and decree In foreclosure, rendered
and given by the District Court Of the Sixth
judicial District. In and for the County OF
Mclean and state of North Dakota, and entered
anu dn,cketed in the Office Of the Clcrk.0f said
Court Id AMI for said County, on the 10Th day 81
FEBRUARY 1893. in an action wherein WiAta,n II,
Brown Is Plaintiff and Ole Anderson. Bank Of
'Micot,a corporation, G. H. Mears,' North Ia
Title Insurance & Trust Company acorror-
.ati3n.. Frank r. Hawkins, =. y. Bryn1oHson'
Howard X. Moore and E.y. Hoffman are de-
PENDANTS, I'm favor Of the said Plaintiff and
against the said Defendants for the sum OF Nine
hundred forty-0ne dollars and nifty ave cents.
;$a4t15) which judgement and de,Eee among
other things directed the sale by me ofthe real
estate hereinafter described, to satisfy the q
mount Of said judgement, with interest thereon
and costs and expenses Of such sale. OF, lOmuch
thereof IN tie proceeds of such s,le. applicable
thereto will satisfy. And by virtue of . writ to
me issued out Of the ONCE Of the Clerk Of said
Court In and for said county Of Mclean and
nader tile sell Of said C6lrt. directing Inc % sell
said real. property purslisnttos aid jndglnen ut Ind
decree. Italian Mcdonald sheriff Of mid Cohnts
and person appointed by said Court to make
ssaid sale, will sell tho hereinafter describkd) real
estate to the highest bidyer, for cash, at public
suction. Ut the front d6oF' Of the court house 10
liz village of Washburnin the County Of Mclean
d state Of North Dakota; Oh the and ~ Of
MarchsA. D. 1893. 4 2 O'Clock ]. az. Of that day.
70 ssstSfy said indssmsst, MabhE Interest and
costs thereon.i and the costs md cs1lenseA 81
ijsuenT Sale, Or 10 lthsreof - tho prpceeda pf
H.E|Ga.Ysx~ z = ", --p} .gIa.~. III - kss(x, 49,
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Bring Dewey Homo.
Chicago Inter Ocean.

'&L A~HEE . S"N"oo HN-N -" VS. Is
The latest dispatches from Manila say that Ad-
tsiral Dewey's return to this country may be post
Doned indefinitely. He is not the man toScolsit1er
himself where there is work for him to do. Ihe
campaign throughout the Philippines therefore
forbids his asking to be relieved. "lt may De my
fate" he is reported as saying. Ito die out here: =
am beginning to think l may never see our own
country again. y
4 is now nearly a year since Dewey was ordered
To- Manila. Ever since he has been undera steady,
wearing mental strain. All through the tropical
heat of the summer of 1893 he stood on constant
guard, watchful, alert, and determined. For weeks
at the time he left the .Olympia,s deck only when
late at night When,ne sought a few thours, rest.
His duties have been incessaIt and manifold I1e
has been obliged to sustain not only in enormous
military and navalburden but tomeet diplomatic
conditions of the, most delicate and difficult
character, and he has. done all wltnout a mas!ahe'
It has been as if Farragut in Mobile bay had been
compelled to take Secretary Sewards ouroeno'
The sinking Of the Spanish fleet on May !, 1885,
was only the beginning Of Deweys labors. Hardly
had the smoke of battle rolled away before re-
representatives. of other navies We're hoyerlng apout
as scouts IF observation and possible aggressiati'
and upon George Dewey alone.rested the burden
of dealing with them as the. exigencies of eaeh
particular case required: Hs accepted r. Ian and ,, ,eoeg
daunted by complications and he neverfaliedr 20
solve them. His methods we're always downright,
his motives always upS,!ght.
@ 30 LOT ,uGdflyt dyGaL ON"Sy
and watching wtishotlft rest For the greater part
Of the time a tropical sui, has bsattdoNNn upon II and
about him a dreary monotony Of teamingswaber
And.now With new ,eomplicafions arising andsan-
other warsclond gathering on. land, tits no cause
of surprise that he is beginning to think that ne
may never see his own country again. He can can
hardly be in physical condition ITO endure enc
atness and tension of another summer of unrennitt-
inge<anxiety and efforts beneath h an I, sqnstG r st,n,
government az Washington should arrange relief.
Our country has no relays Of Dswsy:s by sgse =
tie duties henceforth~tm V e erfeqluirediin HR1fl1ppin.e
waters. The great AdMlniratssssh oatn,is ds not h& bsssacr',
Aced. When TIE civil war was overs enerai
Grant was not sent out to the plains to fight In
Sysdiisas. Others were a found e ana to those daitle :
Mn4aa1hhl ~ nSR.ssNsEE S sa#k s1SAssss lf sesssMa:.
"a g .tfFdIp ta, h.s.a&Ess . ae:ssh.9 asss ssd. q hs ;s = I,
Il aIIsassp lla esstrol Asa, E.ette isIllgafong sseysdFs tRat
asoassat = q wosid s1Eoot 81 Raci46stssassssaFE AZ
aeeld eslt,aeIsss.hhss sith sssa 3 s,slpgssE s fas :
I & 90
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~ ,coNrEsr Nor1cE.
Department of.Interior..
UNITED STATES LAND Orrrox,
bismarck n. n.
March 18th ION 80 -, e
NOTICE.,

Bismarck n. D.. X.
March 18th, 1880. - 2
A.sunlcient contest ntt lasJt having been filed
In this once by Haivor H sNHyyssard. contestant,
against Jphan Wild entry No. 1851, made April
18th. 1887, for the N 4 y, section 20. Township
l47. Range 81. by Johan VIII sNsJn.testee. in
which ills alleged, that the, said. Joilau> Wihi,
never broke. or caused to be broken, only . few
plough burrows when he filed. neither the first,
second, third nor any. year, since he fled In lss7,
nor planted any trees seeds or cuttings accord
Ing to law, n that tile. said Land has been ever
since 1881. in Its natural state mp to ti,e present
time. and said 5Eilhre exists up To. the present
time, said parties are hereby notified 70 appear
respond and offer evidence touching said all
legation at ~ o'clock u. m. on April end, 1899
before Peter Miller. County .auis g 1t W3sI.burp
Mclean County. n: Dist lo!O'clocsa Y. m. April
18th. Bismarck. N.i,ak. M
sl W. r. "A. LAMB
Register.
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R.AL:., W.fSnN. g NAN..AE.
Plaintiffs. Att w, Fargo, y, ID.
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[F,:st Publication March 18th. 1891

tFi:st Publication March 4fn, 1881
Homastsad Entrv- NotIoe Fer Pu ,licstion
US LAND OFF CE..
Bismarck ". d.
February end, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the followln &
namei settler has filed notice Of his Intention to
make n.aal proof In support Of Ills. cl.lnl. and
that said proof will be made before. Peter Miller,
Judgesasnd Exoficio clerk at Washburn. ON April
18th, 1889. viz: the heirs Of Peter Sharp, dec~asM.
of y al Harbor, N, d. for the, sen. Sec. Il, I
i+7. .Rls4.
lie names the following witnesses to proverbs
continuous residences urou.s and cultivation Of
said land, yiz:
Henry H. R,her and Joseph Mann, of Wash
burin, 81. II. Carter and Patrick y Conor, ofCo2
Harbor:
Register.
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United States Mao.

4 copy Of out handsomo map, 1Bxa99
lcNn inches, printed II fenr coiors- and
AeVNsH any address q, receipt Of rs cant,
neein. po.t.l;or express money g1dcr: ~: cannot
raj pa.sanso1 Agent Co u. IN. 3. K":st. Paul.
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/ LUMBER.

John p. Hoagland has resumed con-
tro,, Ct hig Business il Bismarck,
purchase bull ling marialsto call at
and .examn 8 his stock and prices