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MAINE CENTRAL Il. Il
ir eject Oct. 2. is3l


ictNo a. AuhoWss
e.55 u. m.-For Brunswick. Basa. Rscklr1d.
Augusta, Waterville Skowhogsn, Lisbon
Falls, Lewiston via Brunswick, belfast BAN
gOr. Bucksport, Houlton. Woodstock and st.
stephen via yancrsoro ,, and 81. John Fan.
RuIniord Falls Lewistou- Win throp. Oakland.
Readneld, watervills, Liyermore Falls and
Pennington and Phillips.
iO.25 a. IN. For Brunswick, Lewiston via
Bruins wick. Bath Augusta. Watervlle, Pitts
FIELD, Newport and Bangor.
Roekiand and all stations on the Knox aud Lao
Bar Harbor. Washington Co. q. r., Greenvilis
ana ,e nSu % f f,a Msehau &c Falls. RumfOrs
Falls, Bemis, Danvilts Je.. Lewiston. Liver
more Falls, Termination, Kingasld. Carrabasset
Bingham, waieryille and skowhegsn.
40 p, m. For Freeport Brunswick, Augusta,
Waterville. skoshegan, Belfast Aartla md
town and Malta Samkeag.
STOP m. For Brunswick, Bath, Rockland.
Lisbon Falls. Gardner. Augusta and Water
lisp. m For New Gloucester, Danvills
June, Mechanic Falls. Auburn and Lewiston.
Hoo Pm, Night Express. every night for
vile, Bangor, Moosehead Lake. Aroostook
county VIA Oldtown. Washington Co. r. r.. Bar
and 81 Via ia
70, Halifax, and the provinces. The Saturda,
night Train does not run TO Belfast. Dexter, Do
yer duu DclOuu except
Ellsworth and points on the Washington
County Railroad. Sleeping cars to Bsngo
and ST. John.
white Mountain Dtvision.
s.l5 a. m.-For Bridgton. Fabyans. Burlng.
ton. Lancaster. Quebec. st. Johnbury. Sher
brooke, Montreal. Chicago, ST. Paul and Mime
apolis and all points west.
3.4S .. m.-FOr Cumberland Mills. Sebago
Lake, Bridgton. Ffyeeurg. No. Conway. Glen,
Bartlett Fabyans. Lancaster, Luz snburg ST.
JJansDury. aad Montreal
SUNDAY rRiiNS.
100 a. m.-Paper train for Lewiston via
Bruins wick. Augusta. Wsterville and Bangor
and for Roekland. except ferry Bath to wool
wieh.
i2.33 p. m.-ror Brunswick. Lewiston, Bath
Augusta, Watervlle. and Bangor
II p. m.-Nignt Express for all points
Arrivals I'm Portland.
From Montreal ST. Johnsbury, Quebec,
Fabyans. Bartlett No. Conway add Brldgton.
8. 20 q. m. Lewiston aud Mechanic Falls s.35 q.
M; Watervills, Augusta and Roekland, $40
m. Bangor, Augusta and Rockland. l2,15 p.
M; kingfield. Phillips, Harrington. Bcmis
Rumford Fails. Lewiston. lao D. M; Skowhs
p IN; ST. John. Bar harbor. Aroostook County,
MOosehead Lake and BANGOR. SIS p. m.i
RanRciey Pennington, Rumford Falls, Lewiston,
b.45 D. M Chicago. and Montreal and all tbs
White Mountain points, $40 .. IN. daily from
Bar HarDor, Bangor. Bath and Lewiston. l.3o
a. m; and daily except Monday, from HALIFAX
81. John, Bar Harbor. waterviiie and Augusta
35o a. m.
r.E soor Gf8 & &. f Z. ! I: Z + . @ M
Portland. Sept. %, 1893.
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Portland & Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, R. R.


On and after Monday. Oct. 2. 1888. Passenger
trains will Leave Portland:
For Worcester. Clinton, Aver Junction, Nashua,
windham and Epping at 7.3o a. IN. and ~. 80
p. M
For Manchester, Concord and points North at
7.3o a. NJ. and 1890 p. NJ
For Rochester. Sprngvale, Alfred, WATERFORD
and Saco River at 7.so a. m. 1879 and $50
y. m.
For Gorham at 100 aud 9.io a. M. $780, 800
D 30 and $40 y. nj.
For westbrook. Cumberland Minis. westbrook
Junction aud Woodfords at $780, 9.45 a. m,
1870, 800. $50 and GO p. m.
The 73o a. m. and 1880 y. m. trains from
Portland, connect at Aver junction with
"Hoosac Tunnel Route" for the West and at
Union Station. Worcester, for Providence and
New York via Providence Line" for Norwich
and Now York. vita Norwich line with Bos-
ton and Albany 4. X. for the West, and with
Trains arrive at Portland from worees or at
/. rs D. m; from Rochester at $50 a. m, lbs
and ats p m from Gorham at $40. $50 aud
n. W. DAVIS. Supt
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Domestic Markets
(By Teiegraph.l

Nov. 10. 1899.
1856 bsIs sspasss ,sss7 eb. sales isooe
packagos easier with wheat; negotistions sui
pen iins On $500 pckss rumored sold yester-
ficur-Wintsr To 81 Ssss s5 winter straishts
36p3 80; Minnesota patent 1898 sc; Win
tsr szHss ] soez IS, Minnesota bakers 500
wheat-receipts 81 ATS bush ;exports : bush
sales zoo, OOO bush futures, ana 4''.OOo bush
spoti spot dull; No BED a. Tsi1e lob ahoati
rive. new No He'd II 4sc elev.
Cwn-receipts eJ.526 bush; exports 1900
bush sales "a, 900 bush futuresi $4,000 bush
spot spot dull: No At 4oAc o b ahoat; NO
uars-receipu $500 bush. exports 27o
bush, sales 600 bush spot; spot nrmcr NO a
white sic: track mixed Western at .29a3oIse
track white Western 2oG3t.
Beef Arm, family at ~ 50al3 o0i mesa at
@1o 30; beef hams - 6os2o 90; city extra In
Cut meats easv; picked bellies -c.
Lard dun Western steamed 8 81 Nov 40
Form du iH old mess s ssss co. new DO $40
Butter firm; Western crri At leez6c, do fac
tory ib4 70 ;June crm u ~ s23isc state dairy
RsSs s,soo 81 siass and rsnn assa4c, loss
OF West ungTaded 1tsl8c.
Petroleum hrm-
Rosin dull
UTurpentine steady.
hice steady.
Molasses hrm; New Orleans &C.
Rreignts to Liverpool quiet.
sugar. raw dull nomins al ;tslr refining at 3st I;
Centrifugal 90 test at "A; Molasses sugar &c
refined quiet.
CHICA9O-Cash auotaticiss.
Flour slow.
Wneat-No spring g mo 8 do at SIC; No 2
Red At esa6ec. Corn-Eo At 81 n eS1; 40 =
yellow ,Hc: oats-No 2 az 23ngzsNeiso =
white asa a3etac; No white Al 1lss a 1914
No Rye 300; No 2 Barley ~ sAa3sc; No ]
Fiaxseed and N W Fiaxseed 57sA Timothy
seed 45ea So; Mess Pork at soss 80; Lard
At osFb i7is: short ribs at S5aS 10. Dry
saltsd msass-shouidsns at ssseb IN 'short clear
aides 2oss5 30.
Butter hrm--crmery 15G24ci dairies 1bB2lc.
Cheese weak-crm nj III d12t4c.
Eggs arm fresh Use.
bush; corn 2eA, 900 bush; oats 100000 bush;
rye 2.0o0 BUSH barley $1,000 bush.
Shipments-Flour 1900 bbls; wheat IL. 900
bush; corn 100000 bush; oats 100000 bush
rye 5000 bush barley "a 900 bush.
DETROIT-wheat quoted ut 6SiSe for cash
&C.
ToLEpo-wheat easy-cash Gsslc; Dec at
69sxc; May 741ac.
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Chicago Lsvs stoek Mnrks'
By Tetegfapis.l

CHICAGO. Nov. 10. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
moaes 7radss SUa5 IS, mixed stockers 3 90
as IS, cows co 81 ass ketfefs 81 oo4 8 70
buI8 at 6U1kk DO; caves al t0zf7 90; grass
Texas rs "a D, fed Texas 6eeves o0Q6 90
Western range Oha53
nogs--reeespts SO.vuei shade lower; closed
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS

Al Z oasx IS hsssy a. iesS 30; iishs oos
shssp-rscsipss 7,ooo, best steady: others
weak TO 10c lower; lambs 10 lower 1875 40
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HoTEL.
OH anEO In BUSINESS

will sell to the right party the furnishings.
all In III ste ASS condition OF the Maine Hotel,
ba1aaIn Faiiss sha , eSamiaa!ioe ea pssn.tted
House well located wermsd by steam spd
lighted By electricity. Electric ca pass tho
doeI. +. II. BAKER, Propriessr.
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Portland wholesale Market.

PORrLAND.No Nov. 10.
As q result of a surprise in the shape of enor-
nous Argentine shipments, Wheat went even
lower than yesterday. closing ss&ts on. Corn
about steady. Oats were easier. Provisions a
trihe easy.
The following quotations Represents the whole
saIe prices for tins mzrkety
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NEW YORK, Nov. o.

Money on call firm 4a4% per cent; last loan
al 6; prime mercantile paper ut 46s4 per
cent. STERLING Exchange weak Sei4 - s6ts
Tor demand and 81 " - s2is Tor sixty days;
posted rates at s31s and ! s7h. Commercial
bills 4 si1aD4 90.
silver certificates son a6oh
Bar Silver 6sTs.
Mexican dollars 471s
Government bonds irregular.
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MARIN b N EWE
PORT OF PORTLAND

FRIDAY. Nov 10.
Arrived.
steamer Horatio Han. Bragg. New York
passengers and mdse TO J L Liscomb.
Steamer st Croix, Pixs. 81 John, NIB, via East
steamer Bay State Deunson. Boston.
Sreamer Frank Jones' Msehias VIA Bar Har-
steamer Enterprise, Oliver. East Boothbay.
Sch RAipa X Grant, Davis. Disbursement
TO Lord Bros.
Sch AIzsxa. SweeE. Boston.
Sloop Mildred Cloudy. Goudy. Clapboard
Island-hay end squasnes to III Hannaford.
Clearsd.
Steamer Frank Jones. Machiasport via Rock
lAnd-Geo Evans
sAILKp-Bnqus Arthur C Wade; schs Olive
7 Whittier. Aug Welt, Luis g Rabei. Donna
BAggs and others.
FROM orR CORRESPONDENTS.
awIsCASsET. Nov io-Ar. sch Henry LIppett
Howes. Boston, 10 load part cargo for Demerara
lowed here by tug w Morse.
RoCKPoRT. Nov 10 Ar. schs Ella May.
Cooper. New YORK; Herman kimbali. Lane.
Exeter; Fred L Emerson. Blake, Boston; Lady
Ellen. do; James & Ella, Geyer. and Miantono-
NAH Small. do.
Annie L Wilder, Thnrston, do
sAco. Nov I0--Ar. sch ALASKA, Libby. from
CID, SENS John Booth. Emmons, New York /:
Y Arcularius. do.
EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.
Sid I'm Rosario 10th inst, barque James II
Hamlen, Rolieh, New YORK.
Ar at Havre 10Th. steamer La Touraine, from
New York.
Notice to NJ farmers.
OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR
FIRST DISTRICT,
Portland Me, Nov. 10, 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that steeis Ledge
Buoy. spar, red, No. y, reported adrift Oct 20,
was serlacei Nov. ..
j. X. COGSWELL.
Commander, u. 8. n.
Inspector LIST L. III. Dist
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Hidsa.
IRA Sugar Market.

Retail Groeers' Sugar Market.
Portland marKet-cut loaf 10; confectioners
c; powdered at 8tsc; graduated at &c; coffee
rushed 20 ;yellow 4fac.
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Cotton Markets.
lBy Telegraph

NEW YORK-The Cotton market to-day was
quiet, III DC lower; middling uplands 7esc do
gull Use; sales - bales.
CHARLES TON-The Cotton market to-day
closed firm; middhngs 7Itc.
GAIN ESTON-The Cotton market closed
frm middlings TIC.
MBMPHIs--rhe Cotton market to-day closed
steady; middlings 7ssc.
NEW ORLEANs-The Cotton market closed
am., middhngs 5-i6c.
MOBILE-Corton smarket quiet; middling at
Side.
sAvANNAH-The Cotton market closed
steady middlings 71sc.
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European Market!
(By Telegraph.)
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 10, 1se9.-The Cotton
market irregular; American middling 3-16d;
sales z 600 bales. e@sss
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Portland 4 RumfOrd Falls Ry.
su Effecs Oct. q. Is09.

| sn Effect Oct. 2, 1890.
DEPARTURES
$50 A. NJ and Ito r. IL From Union Station
for Poland. Mechanic Falls. Buckneld. Can
ton. Dixneld and Rnmtord falls.
go q m. Ito and b.l5 .. m From Union
Station Tor Mechanic Falls and intermediate
stAtionA
Ito D. m. train connects at Runlford Falls foF
Bemls and Ranesley Lakes.
Il c. BRADFORD. f,aaas Manager.
Portland. Mama
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Baton stock Mar set.

BsstoA stock Mar set.
BOSTON. Nov. 10. isae-rhs fefiowlna are
ro-<iay's anetAr,on. ut Provisions. sts.I
rs~-A
The market Is quiet.
Spring y st ;nts 3s90n4 %.
Winter patsnyA 1914 80.
CteaYyAna straight 23l3 90.
Corn--steamsr yellow 4<o.
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GEElIllI!EEHgiz1

TRAINS LEAVE PORTLAND
For Lewiston, $40 a m. l.3O. 100 600 p. m.
For Island Pend, aie a. m. 80. $500 p. m.
For Montreal, Quebec, Chicago, $40 a. m.
ss0o p m. reaching Montreal at 700 d IN.
and 100 D. N.
TRAINS ARRIVE PORTLAND
From Lewiston, $50. i1.SO a. M. SIS ana Gas
y. m.
From leland Pond. $50, 1Lso a. m, 6.45
y. m.
From chicsso, Montreal, Quebec, $50
n m, AS y. m.
sDaiiy oshel trains week days.
Sunday train leaves Portland every sunday
for Lewiston. Gorham and Berlin as s.3o a. IN.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on night
trains and ParIor Cars on day trains.
Ticket Oniee, Depot at foot Of India
Street. o;t2sd1
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Capt walls. and crew OF the schr Juniatta,
Of Msehiss. arrived ct Boston ON BY steamer
from Yarmouth. Ne. Ths Juniefis was from
New York bound 10 Machias with coal. and
foundered I'd lust on Brief island, Ms.
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Portland Daily Press stock Quotations
Corrected by swan 9 Barrett Bankers iss
L
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lrlrs. l'u.nl.,tn"n S.,pt. ~. 1891
NN.EICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is l,rleby given that, That certain mort
gaze. r,',s.tl:'; amt delivered! by Butsnll Heel.
te1n1n. "u1 Git..l Hechteman. his wife, mort
s,lsOrs. t" the iink Of MinOt. mOrtgv.cc, dsts,
February first, 1889, and flied for re.Drl in t1it
Office M the Register Of Deeds Of the county %
Mciean, Terri, ory OF Dakota. now State @: Mort
i'a"o:a, IN the rweIity-etsit da, Of Fe!nuar,
1889. and recorded In Book ".i"nf Mortgage,
Dec%s, on page ZIG and assigned by said NOR,
Si'gec to Ems A:,old, and by {. A. Afl.uld.
administrator Of the estate Of Encs Arnold.
'ieceaSt@l. toe. y. AriClh, of which said assi..,
mcnts are recnr,laui in the Office of the Htx.istn.
II leeds, in and fnI the County Or Mclean and
state Of %on.l Dakota. will he fores.josed Tx
sale OF the premises, in such mortgage and
hereinafter desert. "a: nc Tie TO. { door OF t,e
Court House in the County Of Mr!.e!m and
state Of .toIL!! lk.hcca. at the hour of two thirty
'clo'k, y. L. ,l the nth uay Of November. 1899.
10 satisfy the ai.itdhh are upon such mortgage
;'pm the da. Of s.h'. The pr~mi 5cs described
n such morr%ege. and whi:h will hc sold to
satisfy sae same are described as thlows:
The Nor' awesr Au,:r: er NVV1l) Ut section Ten
t;O., Township One Hundred forty three u4sI
No'th Range Eighty (eu) West 0f the Fiji.
Principal Meridian. Mclean Co., N D.. That
there VIII lie due on such mnrtgaye.at the date.
Ut sal" the sum " ss;si.AO. brstdes taxes. IL any
c A. Arnold, Assignee Of Mortgage.
Dated at Bismarck, N. D.. August q, 1900.
UcH Eh,. PiIl,ER1CK & CtC1IRAHE.
Attorneys for Assignee.
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The eastern coal trust and

The eastern coal trust and
shortage of supply aud high
.oriSe a., he "black diamonds"
Il T. Aileghenies in Minneap-
oils aud St. Paul, has turned
the attention of the big dailies
OF those cities toward North
Dakota and its superior Ignite
fer tneir future supply of fuel.
The county of Mclean has by
far the largest era of coal lands
WITH unquestionably the best
of any county in the
State. There is no question
aEoue that among chemists and
experts in Ignite who have
made thorough tests. Consv-
quentiy we can rejoice in every
Aove made to increase the
vriue Of coal and coal lands.
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CONTEST ,Nor1cE.
Department of the Interior.
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
BIs1Asox. n. DAnorA,t
October %, 1888.

J A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by Wil..a a "A. Liebcn, contestant,
against Homestead. E0try No. 6O77. made August
2utll, 1891, for the South West Quarter Of Section
81, ID Township I4s, North Of Range 80, West, by
John G. Hilken, contestee, 10 which 1t is alleged
thatthe said John &. Hilken, has never ut any
time heretofore established a residence upon
said land. that he has not at any time improved
said tract Of hand except to break about six
acres thereon, that the said breaking has never
been cultivated and nc house has ever been
erected upor said tract Of land; said parties are
hereby notified to appear, respond and offer
evidence touching said allegations at 10 O'Clock
A. II. % the lstI. day Of December. 1892. before
the Register and Eccicver Of the United States
Land Office at tile United States Land Oil &c IN
Bismarck, North dakota.
The said contestant having In 4 hrt per ::ffda-
vii, filed October 9TH, 1853, set forth ia is which.
show that after due diligence personal service
At tlis notice can not lie made, 1t is ordered and
directed hereby that such notice be given by due
and proper publication.
JOHN SATTERLUND,
Receiver
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lFirst Publication Sept. %, 1891
CONTEST NoT1cB.
Department of the Interi ,r

US. LA ND OFFICE,
Devils Lake. N. d.
Sept, ljtil, $50.
A sufficient contest af1dayit having been filed
in this Oii.ce by Lnsim held. contestant against
homestead entry NO. :z343, made May ., 1svs,
for the l.. is. n. Z. y, and the +. kSEk u. Of
Section 81, in township l4o, n OF Range a, w,
by August HcnuiDs, .unlcstce, III which 1t ii
alleged thar: The said August Hrnni;g has
wnGhy abandoned said tract; that SAT-. Il;ct is
not scat1ed upon and cultivated by said party ~
leQuired by law; that said August ~lie1u,ily iias
never settled upon or cultivated said land ut all,
and that Tile alleged absence Of said August
liruliiig WAS not uue to his employment In the
United States NI'lt;try OF naval service In time
OF wat:-said p;.r les are l.tSeby notified tu
appear, icsLGnd and offer evidence touching
saiu allegation at ~ . ciuck a. Ill. I'll NOvtIlb, I
IL, lSJJ, p,iore j. u. Haicllctt, U. i. q, minis
siUi.cr iUr Llc LI,tri1l OF North Dakota. 1T
iIar,eJ, Mcils Co".ty, North Dakota. v:.nd That
liiial he;i,ii L W.i ue held al ~ O'clOtk. a. La. OH
NV. 2jt.l, ioJJ, Dtfurc)a the Register ;.u.l IT,
celvc. d. 5,lc Guitrd o.ates i.,hu. L4..ve il Le,..s
i.;t..l, ->O.tu iJuntuu,
OH SER MGAIuD.
n, li:tcc::
- Or:O ar THINE
Attvin,J Al Contestant. c
Harvey. y. u.
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AT tie recent commissioners

AT the recent commissioners
meeting E. A. Lamb was OPP
pointed county attorney. For
nany years this county has
been enabled to get along safe
~ without the services OF an
attorney but rapid develop
'nent following the advent OF
the railroad viii! make his SER
vices Indispensable. Mr., Lamb
is q man of strict integrity and
studlcps in lew matters and
we congratulate Mr. Lamb on
his selection end the commits
sioners on their Judgment.
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Sully Expedition.

Sully Expedition.
William Seeger, a member of
Brackets Battalion, of 1868,
is publishing an interesting
diary of the events of that year
in the National Tribune (the
soldiers paper of Washington
d c., from which we extract
the following as of local inter-
est to many of our reader.
Aug. o. We have camped
a few miles below Fort Berth
old, a trading post near the
Missouri River. This is the
reservation and home of sever
al tribes Of friendly indians,
about 5000 souls in number.
Trey are friendly to their white
brethren on account of their
inability to go on the war path
having but few able-bodied
young fighting bucks. They
are a sorry looking lot. They
are remnants ut once strong,
healthy and numerically large
tribes of Indians which have
been brought down to this
state of affairs by bad manage.
rnent poor whiskey, smallpox
AND other diseases. They pre-
tend to do some farming and
ralse a kind Of flint corn.
One company o. of 9th Iowa
Cav, Capt. Moreiand, is to be
lett mere TO do garrison duty.
IMo companies of infantry
have been brought here by
boats to stay the coming winter.
W.: had a rainstorm and clout.-
Hurst last light that flooded
our camps aud washed away
many of ourtcnts. Some horses
were drowneG. The weather
is cool.
Sept. 3.--On the march. We
have lett the Missouri River
and are travelling northeast; are
near the boundary line of the
British territory. Our scouts
report the host.les are only a
little ways north of us, in Can
adian domain, where We cannot
follow them. We have camp
ed at several lakes of alkaii
water Immense herds of buff
alo are in sight almost continu-
ally as far as the eye can reach
in every direction, also lots OF
elk ana antelope. There is no
timber; good water is scarce;
grass is excellent.
Set. 8.-We have turned south,
having Abandoned the chase
after tile hostile Sioux near the
Turtle Mountains. The Indians
have moved farther north from
the boundary iIue and are NOW
in the Pembina country. 1t is
reported by our scouts that
Little Six and Sitting Bull are
congrcgating all the bands ol
.ostllcs on White Horse Plains
north of the Turtle Mountains
at any rate, Gen. Sully has
deciued to abandon the pnrsui,
as we Cannot follow them into
Canadian territory. and we
nave started ON our return
march toward civilization and
nome,
Our boys feel good and re-
joire tnat we have passed. the
turning point Of our Summers
can paign. Our little rugged
Canadian ponies are in the pink
ct condition and stand the hard
lnarching'a and poor water better
han the large American horser
that the rest of the command
have, and who are now walk-
ing and leading their horses
while We ride and think it nc
extra task to run onr small
ponies three or four miles with
all accouterments after buffalo
which r constantly in sight
in all directions, but just out of
range and promptly stampede
whe we begin to chase them.
We r living or game.
There are wild ducks and geese
by the AZ illion. Good water is
scarce. We have no wood, but
the grass is good. 1t is getting
cool; had d sharp frost. We
are thinly clad and are getting
ragged.
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TAKEN UP.

TAKEN w. a
by the undersigned ON his farm 6 miles
northwest of Washbnrn' ON or about the
9Th of ::October 1889, the following de-
scribsd horses. One bay geldlng about
two years old, white star in forehead aud
white right bind foot. Que spring horse
colt, bay, 40 brands visibl4 On either of
the cults. Owner please prove properly
pay charges and take same away.
OLE n. HOL1AN.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-11-04
First Publication, Oct. Il, 1891
Notice Of Election,

Notice OF Election,
9Th day Of November next, at the various cleo.
iton precincts In the Second Commits Toner
I district In the County of Mclean, State of North
',sSota, as follows:
SECOND COMMISSIONER DIsTKIDT-Precinc
va. 2.--Composedo Of the entire Second Co,nmis-
siOner Di ;trict outside of the Fort Bertliold In
'ts@n reservation. being anges 20 and s4in town.
sb11l48, ranges, IS. "a, 81, s6 and 81. In township
~; lanxes, @, "a, IS, sc n 81 in township l4s;
r;:nges q, o.. IS, Sc and 81 In township 149;
ranges as. 81, IS. Sc and 81 in township 100; vote
ut The school house in the town Of Coal Harbor
f.. Mackey, inspector.
Precinct No. s.-Cemposed Of ranges 90 and 80
in township l47; ranges 81 and 10 in township
ana 50 III township $50. vote at Assistant Farm-
er's house at Armstrong. Frank Packinean,
inspector.
Precinct No. ~4,-COmp0se~ Of ranges 80 and 81
IL township i47; ranges 80 and 81 in township
;s: III ages 90 and 81 In township l49; ranges 90
.nds1 In township 100; vote at Joseph Pa'';-
ie4u's store at ElbOw0ods. Joseph PackineaN.
Inspector.
IN election will be held for district officers. rs
,lijws;
COMMISSIONER Second District.
witch election Will be opened ~ eight ts, O'Clock Y
u me morning and will continue open until five
e o'r'Oc':.:in the afternoon Of that day.
Dated this n~inth,day OF October, A. d. 1898.
AUGUST e. JOHNSON,
County Auditor.