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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-03-20

Dallas, Tex, March 1.-THE heavi-
est snow storm in many years is now
falling over North Texas, Oklahoma
and Indian Territory. Many places
report six inches of snow. and much
suffering of live stock is expected ow-
ng to the lateness of the season.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-03-20

Greensburg, Pa, March 17.-Aliners
employed at the works of Coulter &
fluff in this locality viii be given an
advance of 10 per cent. on April /.
There will be about 5000 affected.
r-be advance comes unsolicited.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-03-20
Vein Re-refs.

Reginald O'Rafferty-Since I learned
to love youse, Angelina. I almost wisht
I'd never learnt ter smoke. 1t takes SO
much money ter satisfy me cravin' fer
cigarettes dat I'm 'fraid III never save
ernuff ter git married.-N. Y. Journal.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-03-20
Not WorrYin--

Mamma-Don't eat any more candy,
Johnny. You won't be able to eat any
dinner.
Johnny-YOu ought to know more
about my appetite than that, mamma.
BROOKLYN Life.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-03-20
A Now De6pttIou

Freddie-What's laughing-stock,
dad?
Cobwigger-The necl1tie Q mans wife
buys him.-Town Topics.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-03-20
Lydia E Pinkham's VegctbIe Compound

does this more certainly
haRs any other medicine
81 has been dci1g Il for
thirty years. IL IS a N0-
mans medicine for WO-
mans lis II has done
much for the health Of
American women Read
the grateful letters from
women constantly sp-
peari1g In f5ES paper
Hrs Pi5ELE5a75 cO1nSeES
women free Of charge
Her address is EyHnS
Mass
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-03-20
Hoods
Sarsaparina
MOTIVES misunderstood.

Is Americas Greatest Blood Medicine
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-03-20

We carry ALL tss
latelfds -r1afrcp-
ular prizes. from =
% 81 CERT uersrrll
uu Or large rli1
eraticr u1 % h1ndlg
ere cruris re- nneEN
CARLOAD lots.
hence We can rrca
ALL rrrirE aurrrt-
inclv low A ul
Erecfs anlrisF asutr
al chugu rrerldi
FHEE urcu - -slL
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-03-20
Planning TO Paper This Snringl

IIlT1 u UII Ia
that viii al CO1L
PLETELT Trans
forul ycuru HOME Fl
point Of HEALTH
rrl b. .III----r
The age-herald., 1900-01-21

"Good luck grows not on bushes," but good health is assured if you take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The age-herald., 1900-01-21

Green Turtle Soup at Gelders'.
The age-herald., 1900-01-21

Have you smoked a Texie P
The age-herald., 1900-01-21

The first thing that occurs to the reader about Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnetts new story is why in the world she should have chosen such a mouthful of words for the title: "In Connection With the De Will loughby Claim" It certainly cannot find its excuse in It's perfect appropriateness, for any number of titles might have been selected more significant and certainly more melodious. But Mrs. Burnetts read CTS are not wont to quarrel with her over details, so long as she gives us what some one has happily denominated a Spell binder which ba anishes sleep from the eye lids. Now maybe it Is not exactly ortho- dox criticism to say of book that it is a ''speli-binder" and 6aaishes sleep; but
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-10-13
First Publication September /, 1900.
CITATION HEARING PROOF WILL.

State OF North Dakota, County0f Mclean.
In county court, before Peter Miller Judge.
In the matter Of Sylyenus A Ellis, deceased.
sarah 7. Ellis, petitioner,
Ellis. r. Soaring, Rochester Trust. & Safe
lie posit CO., American Baptist Missionary
N.lln, N. Y, Baptist Union for ministerial
Education. American Baptist Home Mis-.
slOnary Society,", The Humane Society Of
k kn;ae sRoc ~ X; The y. l T Ms,f fSI Pc. i.
CroWell, The First Baptlst Church Of N,!nda,
N. Y, Tie Trustees Of lakewood Cemetary:
Nunda, N. V. ClarriSs L. Morris, Rachel
Z. Hill, stephen W. Minidy and Mary Esti-
nan Grand. Respondents.
The State Of North Dakota, TO the. above
in Tie estate Of syiven ms 4. Ellis licensed.
You and each OF you are hereby notified that
Sarah +. Ellis, the petit Toner herein, has iileu
In this court a document in writing. Wirlnnrt-
Will and testament OF S%ylyenus A. Ellis, k.te OF
the city Of Rochester In the County vi Monroe
and State Of New York, deceased. with his
petition. pfeying for the. admission to probate
of said enrichment aus the last will and tesGa-
,nents Of said deceased. and for the Issuance
on, and tillt the said petition and the proofs of
said purrorted Will and testament will be
heard and duly considered by this court on
Friday the 10TH day Of October a. d.. 1890. al
court rooms, of this Court. In the county court
Mclean and State of North Dakota. ami
You and each of You arc hereby. t.lteht0 Nc,
and appear before this court ut said time and
place and answer said petition and show cause.
Should not he granted. lay the Court,
P#TER MJILE,:.
fsEAH Judge of tile County Court.
Dated the 22nd day OF A,lsust A. y. 1900.
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2NAlTGHI Ea-NaLEEft 81 sN.sNr4AHF&
dollars and sixty-tour cents Isl, 242.64l, duly
fled in the office OF the CLERK Of the District
Court In AMI for safd County IF Trail. and
idOcketeu therein IN tile I'd day Of August,
1900. aid Il tr:i nscript 81 said Judgment after
nled and d0cketed In the Office Of the Clerk Oi
tile District Court In and Tor the County Of
Mclean, in the Sixth. judicial district Of said
state: anu the said Judgment anu decree direct
my tile undersigned, as sheriff In and for the
tie lanus and premises hereinafter described
or sufficient thereof to raise the amount due on
the said judgment and decree, with all costs
and expenses Of sale, at public auction to the
III tile manner Of selling real! property US pro.
yided by law and the usual practice Of said
Court.
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given tina
County OF Mclean, and tie person Authorized!
to make such sale under the said Judgment and
decree, shall on Saturday tie 2tth day OF OctO.
Der, 1860, at the hour Ot ten o'clock III the
forenoon OF that day. ut the front door OF the
court house In the village Of Wastbuln.i IN said
County Of Mel lean, being the county wherein
saiu land and premise, arc situated, offer for
sale at pnbliG auction, to the highest bidder for
G sh, all Of the right. title and interest what
soeyer Of the said named .,fentatIlts. Of. IN
OF land. lying and being III the County OF Nc
Lean, state III North Dakota, viz:
The northwest quarter tNWA) Of section
thitry-twv (32, i'll township QUE hundred ana
ami containing one hundred md SHY goo acres
more or less ;p-x,f,!hG. t0 the United States
Government survey tlie0f.
Dated ut Washdurn, N. ID, this sd day OF
August, 1900.
ALLAN McDONAlD,
Sheriff OF Mclean County, NJ
X Z %1 Taintiff,, Hillsboro. ND.
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First Publication OFT. 10, 1900.
NOTICE OF MoKrGAGE SALE

Notice it hereby given tint that cer-atn mort
and Flor. Katz his vito, ,m,rtsasors. to Bunk
register 1T deeds of the County Of M.le IN and
state of North Dakota ltllrn Territory Of t,als.A.
on the 18th day of March, 1854. ami recorded IN
book sA'' Of Mortgage DEEDS :t pare e5t. ard
~assitnel by said mortgagee. by It's receiver, a.
Ii. l;uptill. dated February 1, 1913, to tt"rr.yr Il.
SnttOn; and assigned by SAIL George l.. Suit
ton on the end day of April. 1870. tn Clara
Cireenbprg. MuthOf which salt asSi:r,,Mn.'ts are
in the Office Of the register IT drn.!S
Of Mclean county. North Imknta, viii lie fore
closet by q sale of the premises ir s,l"ll mort
gage and hereinafter described ut tn" front
door Of the courthouse in the County Of Me-
Lean and State of North Dakota vt the hour
Of !. O'clock y. M. on the oath day Of November.
1870: to satisfy the amount due on sucl, mort
gaze OF the day Of sale. The. premises deS-
~rril,edtin such mortgage and which Will be sold
to satisfy TIE anne are described as follows:
The South, East quarter tSlsA), Of section
eightren us), in Township one hundred and
forty-thrce li4sl. North. Range eighty tso,.
Lean county, North Dakota.
There. will he due on such mortgage ON the
day 1t sale the sum of $1,000.
Dated October 6, 1900.
CLARA GREFNBERG,
Assignee OF Mortgage.
attorney for Assivnee.
Bismarck, y. d. 4
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BRYAN ANa SILVER.
-Four years ago Mr.. Bryan saie

Four years ago MI. Bryan said:
IF there is any one who believes
the gold standard is a good thing,
or chat it must be maintained, [
warn him not to cast his vote for
me, because [ promise limit will
not be maintained in this country
longer than I am able to get rid Of
it."
But in his speech in Grand
Forks on Saturday friends Of the
silver cause listened in vain for a
reference to the issue SO recently
paramount in national politics.
-Four years ago Nj. BRYAN sought
to teach the people of this country
that the cause for all the ills which
they were compelled to bear was
the unjust and iniquitous meme
tary standard which he assn e 4 ue.
cut. the values Of our commoult. 8
in two. This he proposed u
remedy by coinirg, free OF charge
into legal tender money, all the
silver that any one choose to offer
for that purpose. Ihe monetary
system Of the nation today is the
same as that Of four years ago,
only more SO. Mr.. Bry al insist
that the remedy that hel rsscris d
in the last campaign he made .
part Of the democratic platform
this year But in an address to
an audience Of 5000 people, in
which he might reasonably have
been expected to at least refer to
all of the important features Of the
campaign, he had not a word to
cay for silver. For all that he
stated to the contrary the money
question might lave been salts.
f~actorily settled years ago. Does
M. Bryan stand by the declar-
alton made as quoted aboveY IF
10 why doea he not say SO? Or is.
be bonvinced that the silver ques-
fiion il, after all, a dead issue? In.
that case he might have the grace
togive 1t decent burial. It has
stood him in good stead, for With
out it his bank account would have
heer much smaller than it is.
Z ever the reason may be, Nj.
bryan, in q campaign speech
before an immense audience evades
hessilyer question. But it must
shT1EasS g&Ff - = III .fstFI1 fgst,7l fSt9egtefEf 4EINb
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SEALED .

Sealed bids will he received by he under
and Including 5 O'clock y. m. October29,. iMO.
at which time the same will lie opened and
contract awarded by the hoard Of county com
l%nlssi0ners. for the conservation OF stone foun.
coi,lee on section IS. township 14s and range
so ON the Instrumentation road. Plans and
specifications are on file 1T the office Ut the
county auditor. The right to reject my OF all
Is reserved. by order OF board Of cohnty
commissioners.
Dated ut Washburn, N. D.. Oct. 2, 1900.
A. T.. johnson
County Auditor.
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First Publication August 20. 1900.
----- - --
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter of the estate u Joseph Ander
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Helen A. Anderson administering Of the estat,
Of Joseph ANDERSON, late 1f The County q
to the creditors OF, and all persons having
against slid deceased, to exhibit them
the necessary vouchers, within fOul
t1 said administiatrix. at her residence neal
Coal HarbOr. IN said Mclean county. 4
Dated August 22n,l, A.. ID. 1910.
HELEN A. ASDERsun, Z
Administrative.
F. II. RRGISTER, 1913
Atty for ADMINISTRATIVE,
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8W8T S.MqS4N M. q ~
rs ss aus whit ven anass. s1iit
far Sdaiir, i,g ,.,ad! sttar,n,cslks ggsatgddsniipg, e sasptss os
purchsssd aa~tsSrreatonaD,e price, the
|~linsSuf the Northern Pacific s.SSSaFor
fu,rthes,,s paarrtiisc1uallia wr issto g,SsW Z osali
Gen. Emigration Agent, Nor. Pacific Hy.s
st. hmm. Ss S sfs
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1900 ssgW %a&9sN 8eNN ~ SEsiua8Essss
REPUBLICAN, 9! \!
VENTI0N 'a|1

AR&r$|Ssp$fsy 90 SS&pS S&tEsf yaENEN.
Ry s0tasrs5nf tse Ksapublican GCss1AyA
G S1sssmtttAegs saot Nh etsrISy MSlsspan
state s0fs NNfAh IN sltsI4 4 sfAlpuhlicannsGcnH
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tsNn HSyNNahhnfn nSSlsttdi Duilttyy ~
xhAss 57iikestisS III ylekthefslp0n ets3al sSSaOeAt
ps Hsaana.ssa pasasdxyyASly 1kssstEhAass iyp9 q M
sppIIactHasS iy pnliats D. 5hsMSs sepppblt6lfanslsstla
dAttfs#sf0 coli.siyt sodsSsttlif.ssytlxx ssssss
&Alidlt9r. GESsHHSss sYssgsSs g9SSsAs S sS@ III
fenSiFer III HssSssgss@ Ss He'll ss#MssssssS3gSssas Ss%sss
s3ssNllef3d S4sESSSss 4 siSssMN S Il IN S&sNSSss MSsss SgsgMas
M8lhplIitend1ndS 3GsSis s@s3Sss zsAs%ss SSHfgss
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Erin WASHINGTON

Withyi it, vast bodies Of timGsse. 4 g orys
ample opportunity for the establishment nls
.of lumber and shingle tnills. The soil II
exceedingly productive, and fruit. grain
and vegetables grow in crest abundance Ia
These lind q ready market in, the lnmber
camps, the larger cities, and the Alaska.
trade: Government timber land can still
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-10-13
Commissioner third commissioner district

Commissioner third commissionef district
Assessor third COMMISSIONS district. @
An0 for the t.ansactlOh8asO such
other business = may properly be
brought before said convention.
The different election precin cts In
ia said county wilk,und er the apHOrtion.
ment made by the ssaid county central
COMMITTEES, be eLtitied ~ representation
No. Del,
Pre.iEct No. a--GGa IN N . s :
2E2-W lt:i mayer. y: " :.*. !
s5- Tut Lake !
6-WaslibUrn ..s& 80 9
7--tsOal EarbOr ~. !. I. I. !. -. (. !. Z
S-ArmStrOng 6. $3.50. i. ....s G
pElbOwUOds ~. !. d
Total ....t.. I. $50. Is. 1850. 30
The regular voting precinctsE were de
Eclared 10 be and established as caucus
precincts by said county cen raj commit
tee. and the republic an caucus to elect
delegates to said county %convsrtion, will
bssheld IN each precinct At the usual vOt.
lug place therein, on the 18th day of Oct.
|ober, 1900, from 2 o'clOck p. M. to4
O'clock p IN, the pools TO bsskept open two
hours, all voting al such PRIMARIES to he
by ballot and the member of the republic
can central COMMITTEES, in each precinct,
will call snch cnncus TO order ii present,
and the electors then present vii! there
upon select by viva vOce vote ono Of their
number chairman and II Of their, mum.
|brr clerk Of SUCH cauc3s, whose power
and duties shall be- TIE same as the pow.
or ard duties of Judge and clerk of cleo
ton respectively; in 40 far rs the same
shall tie applicable. The chairman aud
clerk shall at the close of the polls inn
msJiatsly canvass tho ballots cast for
such delegates, alu shall issue certlfi-
Gates of election TO each delegate who
snail receive a majority OF. all votes cast
at such %caucus; u certificate shall be
signed by said chairman and clerk. 1t
shall be the duty of said clerk OF such
caucus to carefully keep and preserve the
records of such caucu which shall in.
clude the list of the names of each per
son voting at such cancus for elk mouths
and shall at any time within said ak.
months furnish a certified copy of the
records of such caucus upon the, request
|of the chairman VI the republican county
Or state committee. n
The county COMMITTEES will pass upon.
the rights of those entitled 10 participate
in The preliminary 0rgan,zation Of the
above named convention, and for THAT
purpose will meet ON the day of the con-
ven ion at l o'clock p. M. and all con-
tests mnst be filed with chairman or sec
rotary of this committee not later than
II O'clock 4. m. on the same day of the
convention, and the ground Of contest.
must te stared in writing.
All legal voters vino approve of the pol
Icy of President Mckinley, and belieys in
SOUND money, are Invited to participate in
the caucus.
Dated 1T Washbnrn. Sept. 9th.
FtSi Geo. ". RDbilNsn,
Aug. H. wahl,
Secretary
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SNs - FTstS 4E.a4NaSAt5ENc
On motion the. voting place in.
Election Precinct No. was
changed from house Of John.
Scheiffele to school house on sec
ton 8, Township 149, Rsnge u:
I. On motion the voting place in
Election Precinct No. 9 was
changed from store Of Martin,
.Goodbear to the agency Office.
On motion board adjourned to
meet at 8 o'clock \. m, Oct 2, 1900.
Washburn, N. D., Oct. 2, 1900.
O'Clock a. m.
Board met pursuant to. adjourn
ment.
Present Chairman Bergquist
and Commissioners Solenberger
and Wing.
On motion the following bills
we're allowed and warrants ordered
drawn:
Wilton News, commits
sioner proceedings. ~. II so
w dlkc DIOS = Uldllho 80. - wv
Washburn Roller Mills,
flour needy poor.... 81 90
Jos. Mann, two scrapers IL 90
months salary ny 81 50.
books and blanks 49,. 1873 80.
Bismarck & Washburn
Lumber Co., bridge ma
terial.. is 40
A. 0. Reed, carpenter
and Jail. .:.......... az AZ
Nels Erickson, road work % so.
L. A. Carlson. road work 3 90.
Jos. FL. Taylor, stationary "a 81
s prisoners srai .......... q 50.
Allan Mcdonald. fees col
Letting taxes by distress 10 AZ
Z. r. Peterson, road work 4 90
Tom Thompson, road work so
bridge material: IL IS.
4. g. Nygaard, freight
paid. 5 SO
Z. j. Haugeberg, mdse. % "
.Chas, Bergquist, coal for
poor 80. ....... w,
Peter Anderson, coal for
poor. ....'.. . w
Sheldon & johnson, bal
ance on or: d ag...... Al 90
On motion Jill of %. A. Lamb,
expensesin Roach case, $14.0O, was
allowed at $500.
On motion board adjourned to.
meet at l o'clock p. m.
1 O'Clock p. m,
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present Chairman Berequist
and Commissioners Solenberger
and Wing.
The report of Henry II. Rohrer
as Justice Of the peace was received
and on motion approved and the
following bills in the case of State
of North Dakota VS.. Jim Clark
andiW. E. Low allowed
II. 3. Rohrer, Justice. 4 Is
Allan Mcdonald, sheriff. 81 so
The report Of A. G.. Ranard as
justice Of the peace vas received
and on motion approved and the
following bills in the case ofsState
Of North Dakota VS.. Gottfrieds
5Liebolt, ct al, Anthony Schmidt
and Jacob Kaenig. ct al. allowed:
"a. g. Ranard. Justice. 35 IS
Allan Mcdonald. sheriff 81 O5
II. Ell. Haines, constable 5 80
Halvor Sheggarud, wit
ness q 1u
~. T.. James. witness. 90D.
Tony Rasko, witness. . 90
Ed. Boone, witness. . W
Nick Ehly, witness. $50. 9 %
Martin Gels, witness. 10 90
|(1eorge Stewart, witness. 9SWy
John Dollman, witness. 90
Aug. r. johnson, clerk. . W
Or motion the auditor was in
structed to advertise for bids, to be
opened Oct. 90, at 3 O'clock p. M
for the construction Of bridge
over big coulee on Washburn-Willy-
ton road.
On motion the following bills
were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn:
N, w. Solenberger, cons s s
missioner. B. l48O0
20. }. Wing, commissioners 7 &
Louis Bergquiist, commiises-
sklOneT. ~. y. ..!.E.&. Il. -. fAA&ssOSs
On motion hoard adjourned to
meet Oct. %, 1900, at 2 o'clockkspp.sml.
aS B 3A.slE =. JOHNSON, sSSs
County Auditor.
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NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION

t.N4. T4Gt ~ +J..+G. S.HtyT S5AE4
NUtice is hereby given that on Tuesday.
the 9TH day "f November next, 1T the
~variuEs t~le:tinn sptectncts in the couaty
vi MeLean, St..Lu vi Norts Dakota, asstOl.
lows:
Precinct No i.7-sorsissnig OF R.nsas u, 80
&c al. ii "a, Township lGO and. lta,'gts ~, %. Z,
and q l1,Vnsiiipl4u. Vsite ut scll1a! house 81.
se,t;ols, l4y, "A. Henry observation-disclosures.
Precinct No. 2.-Jonsi>tlns OF i;ane,es "a. 75'
&c an a. Township LIS AMI Ranges n, 5000.
and II. Enw,lsilir ~. Vote 1T llspts, Df I.ll-5
wig Ktilil.s o. :'e:.ion $. liz. a. ,iisJ. A Ra,t
inslic. tor.
l'rcsfHpt No.s. don ;lstiig, ut RANGES a. Is.
&c anil q. Township l+;,f an ian .es Il. Is. III
andT7. Township .l45. Vote 33ass Ii ,lse b! .J;lco!,
Maeklcs on Section Il. ltc. q, James CLARK
,llspeetor.g 4s8
Pfaciact No. 4. Consisting o! Ranges Is, ~.
SO, 81 ;ln:l 81. Town y 100, anl<4nges7S. ~, 3su
s.andi 81. Township 149, n nges 7s, 10. So, 81 ami
81, Township l4S.; and II ln,pss 7s.575. sD. 81 ami
". Township Iii. and Ranses IS. ~, III. 81 md
81, Township l4J.s Vote ut house Of Peter Nil:
ler. Swan Hanson inspector. (,
Precinct No. 5.+-Ca,issstil. Of Ranges "a and
10 Township l45, Itanges0 TAwnsliip,4.. Range
50. Township .Is3. Vo5e ut oilic. OF w. +.
MacOm1Ier ,.P. h Eastman inspector.
Precinct .M,. G.--.tOisi iting Of ltans re 81
Township i43, Ranges 81. ST. IS and. 81. Town.
Ship Ia, Ranges So,,s! s..sj and 81. Township,
1I5. Vote at court house, W;lsllbusi,. August
H. VAIN Inspector. 4.
Precinct no. 7.-Cansistlng OF; R;,nyes a8 am
Si,f Township 14J, RIA iges ~, 81. s. 81 AMI 81,
Township *l47, Ranges 81, a4, III. 81 act 81,
township l4s, ltanses 81. 81. vi. 81 ah.l, sa
Township 100. Vote at schMi house In Goa
.iHrOOr,s FL. MiN:key Inspector.
frecintt NJ. ss-,C0llslstin OF Ranges 50 and
l :: ranges ss and s.. ToW Il III; IS IS R::nres i
;ln;l ~, T5wnsiltp l4i. Vote vt slu.e .Ol
~I;lSsel b. Harrison. ltnSsel As. harrison Iii.
SptctOr,
Prsriilct No. 9.-sGOhslsting Of Ranges 80 and
Va. Y0wnssllp i5v, RAnSes W and u, TOWNSHIP
lls. hetllset,.J aihhJi, TyWISsilp lIs, ~is;til.ts u,
ana -. t9wiasa!p.it.. vOtc ~ Agensy Otlic1,
An election will. be held for state, lagis.
:.atlys,i county aud district otiiysrs, 81
fUlluMs: ~ 49, Sg
s$p' STATE OFTICEBs. HEB
Ono justics 81 the supremsScourt.
GOnk reeannAl
Governor. @ss
Lisntsyaat governor. y
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STATE

Presidential Electors,
q. M. JOHNSON, of Richland,
A. N. TOFTHAGEN, of Nelson.
HENRY V[JK, Pem oina.
Member of Congress,
L. E. MARSHALL, of Dickey.
Judge of Supreme Court.
d. F. MORGAN, Of Ramsey.
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, i,
DAVID BARTLETT, Of Griggs.
Secretary Of State,
e. F. PORTER, of Foster
Treasure, e.
: DAN MCMILLAN, of Cavalier.
Insurance Commissioner,
FRANK LUETZ, of Norton.
Attorney General,
o. D. COMsTOCK, of Benson.
Supt. OF Public Instruction =
J. NJ. DEVINE. of LaMoure.
Auditor,
A.. N. cARLBLOM, of Sargent,
Com. of Agriculture and Labor,
r. ]. TURNER. of Stark.
Railroad Commissioners.
SHEA, of Rlchland.
YOUNGBLOOD, of Wells,
LORD of Towner..
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Excellent values in Clothing
AND
Gents Furnishing Goods.
SeImIin8 8 Hoover,
BISMARCK. ND.
THE OLD RELIABLE STAND-BY''
ANED NELSON

Has contracted for al large new UP-TOsDATE stock OF
'DEERING" BINDERS, MOWER and 4 RAKEs. The
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MITCHELL "anl S'BNRG. NJ open and covered
RUGGlEs, SPRING WAGONS. ROD CARTS Ntcs Also.
barb wire. binding twipe and The famous starnn and cyclen /.
defying." WIND MILLS, tluIss ansl cofrrl.s.
stock of nlachinesrepa rs,S besides my usual modern, anil a
line Of groceries, clothing, boots and shoes and farming il4.sa-.
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Ionr inspection and patronage respectfully solicited.
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JOHN sATrERLUND, Pusl,sHER.

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As second class mail matter.