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motion granted, and so appointed.
Bond of r S WiIlett was on motion az
proved

motion granted, anu SO opDoiisS"'
Bond of r S WiIlett was on motion APP
proved.
j. III. Sncdiy having presented ne"
bond as Supt. Of Schools with the FL
deity & DEPOSIT Co. of Maryland as
surety AID asked ti.at the t0rmr ! qnu
filed by linn and approved JANUARY sra.
1899 be discharged Resolvcd Tat the
said bond this day offered be approved
and the said bond discharged.
Com promise by L. d, Swaetland for
500 for blocks 13-14-15-l9-20-2l- :5-2G-2T
Gar ick's Add, granted.
e Sontag, cleaning time-lock ca
safe, $1.0c.
RS Willett, abatement CT cost ct sale
and Gets twp. tax for 1895 on lot III, DIX.
s. w. H. Mlle,s Add, rel cited.
wv GoquIlette, goods for Edwards
Mrs. Johnson and prisoners aud cloth
for booth in Miller allowed at SIS. IL.
r u Hop 1886 personal tax, all inter-
est ordered abated.
ia Clouse, care Of Robert Williams
while sick, SO.
Ben Crawford, loan on the y Il,
1000, was laid over til next meeting.
John Alley, loan on the S w 3, 1869
for $3.50, granted.
ii G Hurd. lean on tie E II, 1867,
and S w 81, 1867 Jor 1900 granted.
Mn Dinslak5, loan WIS laid over till
next meeting.
FEW Matter, loan on the N w 26,
1860 for S195 granted.
Comprcmlse of G S'aut for s. for 1t
s, blk. 9 Atlantic. granted
Board then adjourned to meet at 8 o.
clock a. M, Jan. Il.
January 18th, 1859
ybatement to Francis Cradle $9.5S
1898 tax on the S Z Of S f %, 1G9-6S,
erroneous valuation, granted.
Bill Of j A Mlburn, II. d., for treat
ment of Miss F Gidlen, laid over till
next meeting.
Motion made and seconded to pur-
chase four hundred feet of hose for fire
protection for court house, carried.
Ordered TO extend or renew loans for
the follow ing parties, provided all in
terest and taxes We're paid up:
Albeit z Kelley, on S Z 26, 10 20
$3.50.
Eva A Curtis, N Z 10, 10S-69 $3.50.
Z BuIlingome, d E p, 114-G7 $500
JlIio Bnrlirg No, n f 10, 1898
$500.
John Campbell.N f 80, 1870, $3.50.
Hans Ca'sen S E 90, 114-67, $40.
julius DeSomer, 26, 1ll-80. 500.
II G Hnrd, N w II, 1861, $3.50.
Peter Olson, S ! 25, 1883. $40.
George WeisI,r, S Z 10, 1859, $3.50,
CT Roth, S { %, 1l3,6S. $500.
L d Pring!c. n w II, 1896, 5000.
j j Strut, n Ell, 115-G9, 1850.
VII Davis, S w 10, 1883, 5000.
A B Wiser, \ E %, 1867, $25C.
e A Gray, n E 80, 11t-87, 1900.
Board then finished checking Audi
tors books and same We're found cor
rect.
The minutes ware thea rlal ami on
motion approved af corrected.
Motion made by G w Gollias TO fix
the !alors fees at Que dollar per dav
and 90 cts per cay for hoor,'ing he
same, motion secoudep ana carried.
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Bills allowed
J ID Fitzgerald supplies to county Al
w II Lane examination in Pike in
quest. ..-.........-. ...... VI
stephen Pau,ey repairing furniture
in court house .... 3 0(
A Zimlicka for fire guards in 1l6-70 IL 0t
Peter Gross, postage and express,
freight, teIegram's and telephone IL IL
Il N Wade clerk OF court fees allow
ca al.... "
Order 20 transfer from Keller arte-
sian to County General fund 49,. lG e
Order t:dnsier from treas. salary to
county general fund ... 1915 %
Order transfer from county sink.
ing to county general fund 1905 IS
Board then adjourned to one NJ
One p. u.
Abatement by John Cuthberiscn Of the
1895 8 tax on his st. Lawrence residence.
rejected,
Feb Robinson abatement of interest &
penalty on his personal property tsx foi
1SJ2-lS93-4 5-6-7-S granted, provided
said taxed were paid WITHIN thirty days.
ftom above date,
Bills allowed.
Miller Bros, coal for poor. ......$ II 81
G W YenDusen IL Co. coal for
Jud0e office r O.
G. w VanDusen & Co, coal for p
Miller. .................. 6 80
Miller Bros. coal for Judge Briggs
office. ............ z %
Board then adjourned to meet Jas. IL
1899 then met all members present
Eord OF DR. w. II Lane. county physi
clan was on motion approved ana con
tract signed.
Eoald then commenced to check no the
Auditors books.
Motion was made and second that the
Chpiiiuan appoint one member of the
board as q Committee OH courthouse ana
Gounds, and that SAID Committee have
authority TO secure the planting OF the
yard in trees. build respectful fence. re-.
move al obnoxious building, and employ
a janitor at salary not to exceed 1860.
per year, carried.
The chairmrn appointed Z III Coqui!
lette Committee on court house and
grounds.
Board then ad jouruei 20 one p II then
met all IN embers present.
Petition bv r S Willett asking for ap .
pointment Of County Constable, was ON
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-01-26

BE Not Deceived! A Cough,
Hoarseness or Group are not to be
trifed with. a dose in time of
Shiloh's Cure will save you much
trouble. Sold by n. johnson & Co.
3yl
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-01-26
Land WaEfel.

] want to buy some good quarters
OF Hand county land cheap for cash.
Write or call on me at Miller.
ii G. H. CARROLL.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-01-26

For Constipation take karl's Glow
er Root Tea, the great Blood Puri-
fer Cures Headache, Nervousness,
Eruptions ON the face, and makes
the head clear as q bell Sold by n.
johnson 4 Co. 50y1
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-01-26

Karl's Clover Root Tea IL & pleas
ant laxative. Regulates the bowels,
prrifies the blood. Clears tho COM
plexion. Easy to make and pleas
ant to take. 25cts. Sold by n.
johnson Il Co. 3y1.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-01-26

Rey. Carswell's meetings at the
Evangelical church vii! continue
this week.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-01-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clifford, OF Logan,
report the arrival OF a girl at their
home Moaday.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-01-26

The wife and daughter OF Frank
Conan, Midland township, are re-
ported to be very III.
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MILEAGE AND PER DIEM.

On motion board then adjourned to
meet Feb. eth 1899
(ATTESr)
PETER Gross, j. I. BAILEY.
Co. Auditor. Chairman Co. Com.
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OurterIy Staten emf or SuDe ri ntendent
HOSoitl for the Insane.

To the County Auditor of, Hand County
S. ID. herewith hand you statement OF
account of Hand County with the Hospit-
al for Insane. for the quarter ending
Dec. 81, 1898.
TcCAu1 r., q MEAN Supt
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
j. A, BUSHFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
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subscription $3.50 Year in Advance.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-01-26

| certify that the above is n true and cor
rect statement OF receipts and disbursements
for the pest elk mouths. ending December
31st, 1898, aud that the above is the correct
balance on hand December 3lst, 1898.
PETER OLSON. Co. Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9th day Of January 1899.
CsEALJ PETER GROSS, Co. Auditor.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OfBoard OF County Commissioners
OF Hand County >. ID.

STATEMENT OF co. TREASURER
OF Hand County South Oak. for six months
ending December 31st, 1898.
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T.. C.. MEAD. Supt.


SEAL L. G.. MEAD, Supt.
Name. Admitted. Discharged. Charge
Mrs Findlay, ) 4o w
Robert Gordon, ~ w
G. C. Detlor, 40 %
Mary Z, Finella. 4S 90
Herman Schafer, As %
VIM, Page 4S w
VIM. Malkinson, As 90
Hannah Pripgle. 4o 90
Total 1884 90
/. Peter Gross. County Auditor of
Hand County. S. ID. do hereby certify
that the above report was made to me
Jan. /. 1899; and that S3S4.0O is the
amount paid by Hand County for the sup
port of insane for the quarter ending
Dec. 81 1898,
Given under my hand and seal this
18th day of Jan 1899.
[sEALl PETER GROSS,
County Auditor.
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approved.
Bills allowed.
J A Bushfeld, stationery and print
ing ....S "a 90
p Dunn printing and stationery 20 ID
VIM. Healey stationery and print
ing 16 90
VIM. Stoyer supplies and repairs Al
Peter Olson Miller City map. 80. 90
On motion board adjourned to
meet ut nine A NJ Jan, TO-
January 10th, nine A. NJ.
Peter Olson postage aud express. 6 60
Motion made and second that the
bond of the County Physician be
liked at $1,000. carried.
Warrants drawn by Auditor approved,
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babe, cine iOIfe 0eiyatb gu MAIDEN,
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Gliid gu ihern, naA Dem er iI4 10
LANCE 9elthnt.
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6rpec Ncrdmbermna.

p Curb ons itete %lhisu u%nieres 8eihdi=
ties, tuoourb berpteien plro, DAB mir uniere
&uuoen reel bebanoclr, iuaren MIR Seilpuns
aen, unier 8eibaitslotal III persr0B m Ntlt
Dem IS NtGrS baben mir ourt Die Nu9lies
oeruug os aaItoBenreu Saloonrlumes
ben aeraumi ten 9aoeu, erlauor, polz
sefili nit Glen uno Sbubwaaren, 8lpce-
RE aller Nrt nebit einem uoaitduoiaen ga
ger pom Giieuwaarsu. mas Nles mir
biuiser pertauieu, oenn ie suppr. aommt,
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Stenen 9cTbert!

Wir belisn 3eRen, Die &ssierunasan'
~itellungen pollen. $4,000 BlGBe inter
Gipiloieuit' @eisBen. 5000 Grusuuunssn
idbrlih. Der Sriea bat Nahfraae tiir
1000 Nnitelte innerhalb 8 Monaten ee'
ihaiien. Bureau OF Giuil Serpice Sn'
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YteitensSrgclm!

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iest II, fhotfs 3stt ta,u. Dartst nttt 70 LANCE, tts ett
etaut he tistnsn iteils r~sr,ssrt une sds gesri tn iur,u
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ttQis vie iratne stut 9oneurrerys5 rmd. 9ast Rttt I.
mann aus siett, ana Rtrt. gsrftttetnt f7e rstI f4c-
duf etsis gnetie ,u Staesn s~sionmsn. Osnn SIR t,a'
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,ister eas SER tier TN Staatt ctreuliren ure %urtsrflS
en n 5eitdftsnann re- fetut arbeitstriftt unh Tta.
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falls Str nitt ~ frttesrssfslt istn ie1ttt. Gtnt nsrt
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tari Ctr, q. paui. Ntru.
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Spbn Npbn.
las pssts fusr den J~ausbsdarf II
=: Spe;ereicm bel g:
LORENZ ENDERLE & COMPANY
st @srmninitrnSs- It HInuh. Minn.

@er INNER MIR oas Nlerbeite fir 8iidt
uno Saus tauieu nia, tomme III lns. %ii
halteu MIR bic %ieluiten nuo belten Groceries
su moalthit nieori9en Yretien. Stride Sut
ter uno Ser, uuo mas urs Die Sallon auaen
tlidlih nod all friihem @arteuSeu9 bteter
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menoe Yeoierung ieoem aunoen suge-
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liner Sunoru SepQrtement ullp
Hepardtur Mertltdtte iino Die poll
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untsriu6et, ME mertpiirois oiele
Srpeirdoer luie aud oereu Freile llno.
llnlere 80" Wooelle Iiuo ntht Die
iSweirdoer pom rs"
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8emObmli6cr Miemi6rnucritalO

Die auSseoebnten uno berrliden
sSabriten Ser Eope Manufacturing
60, in penen tdsli6 1000 Columbia,
Sartioro uno %.oetti .Sweirdcer ia
bri,irt weroen uuo Die @eltern Mbeel
gSorts, Die ale Sebn Stunoen 1000
Crescent SicpcleS MAIDEN, lepen Die
lelben in Stuno, pur6 cure Sicvclt
Sanoluns muerglei6li6e 6Ombina
tioneu pom Gntpuri, Cuulitdt uno
VreiS III piieriren, welhen Die tletnen
Sabritanten nit ibren Mbcle'alez
Treii.n ni6t gleibtommen tonnen,
niht einmul Dem l%lnterbdnoler gegen
iiber.
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empire Yraueret,
VAL. UDERMANN.
WsAisIssr Ben Dsus. Rsss.

Turd Seiorauns uon sutem Utet asb
ourh suporfommenoe prompte 8sbwuure
iuhen mir uns bic 0unt elmer asshvtef
Ruubi6aft su iihern. 8efelun9en tar q.
miltsnoebrau4 werben prompt befcret
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-23

SEND US ONE DOLLAR s ssad this gda ID shi. and s.. g sss Win
new 1899 pattern high grade RESERVOIR COAL AND WOOD
COOK Stow, by freight G {. D.. subject to examination.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-10-21
She Drank Poison.

Spokane. Oct 20.-AIrs. John G. Buell.
died at her home in the old college build
ing on Bridge avenue from the effects of
a quantity of poison which she drank,
with the idea of taking her life.
The poison, which consisted of guam
tity of rough on rats, was taken in i
fit of dependency. The deceased had
been in poor health for the past two years
and is said to have had similar nervous
impulse to make away with herself once
or twice before, although this was the
first time she attempted suicide.
Mrs. Buell. had lost two children in the
past few years, and her only other child is
low with typhoid fever. These facts had
proved upon her mind and made her very
nervous.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-10-21
STRIKE TWO BY THE BOERS.
Another Armorcd Train Blown In
Near Mafeking.

London, Oct. lG.--The Exchange Tele-
graph company received a dispatch from
Cape Town saying the Beers have blown
up another armored train carrying oper.
ators from Mafeking. The Beers, it is re.
ported have seized the railroad stations
north OF II streams between Vryburg and
Kimberly. Fighting is still continuing in
the neighborhood
According to dispatches from the front
the Beers have made several attacks up
on Mafeking, all of which have been he.
pulsed.
In connection with the rumored attack
upon Nlafeking, disquieting report
comes from Pretoria to the effect that the
Rustenburg and Marico commanders have
crossed the border and entered the Roo.
igrond territory between Lichtenburg and
Mateking, blowing up bridges over the
NIaloppo river and destroying trainload
OF dynamite and the track. As Male
king depends upon Rooigrond for its water
/ supply, the significance OF this move i;
evident.
y dispatch from Pretoria says: Gen
eral Koch wires from the natal border that
his command has occupied Botohas pas.
and also captured the railway station
The latest reports from every burg say
the armored train that was DESTROYED a,
hraaipan contained, in addition to Mes
bits force, number OF workmen aud slA
residents OF Marigogo, south of Mafeking
who, on hearing OF the Boer advance, took
| refuge OH the train
Captain Nesbitt, who was killed Al
kraapan, belongs to the Alashona4anc
mounted police. He served in the AIata
belle war during which daring exploit
won him the Victoria cross. With Is mel
he fought his way through the Maabelcs
rescued the beleagured party and escorted
them TO Salisbury.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-10-21

turnpike that ran from Chambers
burg to Pittsburg. and as the father OF
the future President was shrewd
business man he accumulated there
what was considered large fortune In
those days. He sent young James to
Dickinson College, in Carlisle. from
which he was graduated in 1905. The
house In which Buchanan was born Is
now rebuilt. Before 1t was torn down
all the logs were carefully numbered,
and when it was again erected 1t was
made facsimile of its former SELF
The house Is story and half high,
containing two rooms. There Is single
window and door In front and one
window on the alley side, with a door
at the rear.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-10-21
MONTANA.

The Ravalli county teachers insti.
tute has convened in Hamilton.
Forest Supervisor J. B. Weber of the
Bitter Root reserve announces that the
forest rangers will all be discharged
on the 18th.
G. Denny, county attorney of Mis-
soula county, will go before the demo
cratic convention next year candidate
for the Office of governor.
The real estate which Ravalli county
has acquired for taxes will be sold at
public auction on November IA. The
assessment list shows that Rayalli
county has 1850 taxpayers.
Charles Henton, a miner at the
Broadway mine at Silver Star, was torn
to pieces by missed hole. His partner
who was working by his side, vas not
injured. Henton had his home at
Boulder.
Rev. James Reid, president of the
Montana state college of agriculture
and mechanic arts at B0zeman, says
that the higher educational institutions
are receiving great aid from the high
schools.
f. Goughnour has sold his entire
numbering interests on the ST. Regis
to the Western Lumber Company. The
price paid is said to be $4,000. This
includes a fine milling plant recently
put in place.
There has been encouraging activity
in real estate circles in Helena, Mont,
during the past fall. There has been
much activity among small buyers, and
| a good demand for small homes and
improved residence property.
Captain Detchmenty of the Twenty.
third United States infantry has open.
ed a recruiting Office in Missoula, hav'
! ing been informed that in this neigh
| borhood there are several DESTROYS of
seeing service in the Philippines.
The total tax and assessment of Ra'
valli county as equalized for the year
1899, is as follows: Total assessment,
S2,7lO,S77. State tax, $6,777.19; sheep
inspection and indemnity tax, S28. 81 +;
stock inspection and detective tax,
SELL 81: stock indemnity, 2.73;
county taxes, $54,217. "a; poll tax, ST..
912; special road tax, $1266; special
school tax, 81, $50. 35; town of Hamil-
ton, 81 ,635. 80; total tax. $S0,4S7.97.
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4 Warehouse in Shanghai.

With reference to the warehouse which
the National Association of Manufacture
ers is to establish in Shanghai, China,
President Theodore c. Search makes the
following statement:
For more than six months past the
| National Association of Manufacturers
has been making preparations for the es-
adjustment in Shanghai of a large ware
house for the display and sale of goods
made by members of the association and
we have advanced 50 far with our plans
that we shall probably be able to open
the warehouse for business about the first
of the year.
The warehouse will contain two de-
partments one for the display of goods
and the other for making sales. The
financial arrangements, which have been
made III the United States and in China
Will permit the transaction of all business
upon cash basis and any goods that NAV
be sold through the warehouse will be paid
for at the time of shipment from the Unit.
ed States. The storage and display section
VIII not undertake any business transac-
tons but the business department will
be conducted under the supervision and
control of the association and provision
Will be afforded for the accommodation of
It's members and the promotion of its
members interests.
i regard this as the most important
step that has ever been taken in China
with view of the extension of American
trade in that country. 1t will be entirely
an American institution from beginning
to end. This warehouse will be the sec.
ond in series OF such establishments
which the association has undertaken.
The first was opened in Caracas, Venc-
zuela, year and half ago, and plans
Tor Others to follow the one in Shanghai
are now under consideration
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cry was this: 1t happened one day
That she wished to write a letter to
hin" 1t was a chilly day and a
olustery-she says-and to protect her
carmine lips from the salute OF the
winds she reached for little box of
'alve upon her dressing table and there
with literally anOinted her lips. And
In that salve there was a considerable
percentage OF rouge.
The letter having been finished It
was adorned at the foot with the con-
Ventlonal brace Of inky crosses. Now,
she mad not seen him for long time,
and the last letter he wrote was really
nice one. so that 1t was understand
able that. the crosses having been
made-and blotted-she should press
her lips just once to the letter.
The rouge in the salve did the rest.
1t was little greasy, but the uninten.
tonal result was a perfect picture of
pair or pursed lips. The inventress
was so pleased that she tried it again,
and the second picture was better than
the first
When the pictures reached their des-
tination 1t did not need the inscription,
these are genuine" to tell the recipi.
ent what to do with them. They spoke
for themselves.
No patent upon the process has yet
been applied for, but a slight improve
ment In the original method has been
made. 1t Is now the fashion to slightly
dampen the paper and to dust with
dry powder the lips of the sender II
works Just as well. and the kisses
don't run"