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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-07-25

Sometimes.
'Do you subscribe to this statement
that woman ought to look up to her
husbands" inquired Mr.. Meekton's
wife.
''Well, Henrietta" he answered eau
tiously. II do think that when there is
any picture hanging or anything like
that going on in the house it's mans,
duty to assume the position Of perilous
responsibility at the top Of the step
Observation-Disclosures Star.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-07-25
For Greenwood school District No. IS, county
Of Griggs. state Of North Dakota. for the
year 1NU-1OO1,

Of Griggs. state Of North Dakota. Tor the
80. - - RECEIPTS.
year, .Jniyl, 1900 $500. us 1888 "a
Total amount received during the =
year from the e appor.:.onr'ent Of the 20, "a
state tuition iand: SO, lH 40
taxes levied BY the district school
board, including outstanding war
collection Of taxes. ................... $40 81
other sources. . ...o s25
sinacash on hand July j. 1900. 49,. SIPS 90
EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid during the year for
schOolhOuse, sites and furniture. .....$ u -
Amount paid during the year for app
paratuS fixtures. etc. ................ ~
Amount paid during the year for =. -
teachers wages. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9O5 w
Amount paid during the year f a,, ser "a "a
Amount paid during the year for inter- -,
est on bonds and WArrantS..... IA
Amount paid during the year for Incl
Amount mount paid during the year year for p ll; - =
poses not before mentioned. ......... % 90
ca nGts al ssa sss dying ss the year
Grand total, expenditures and cash
on hand, to balance above total re-
ce'p's iCHAs q. Johnson ;liS -
Treasurer Of Greenwood School District
Approved this 9th day Of July. A. D. 1901.
By order OF the district school board;
Attest: OLE ELLEFsON. Clerk
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-07-25

IT.
For Special School District No 10, County Of
Griggs state of North Dakota, for the
year l90O-l90i. aH
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand at beginning OF school
year July ], 1900. Observation-Disclosures sos "a
Total amount received during the
year from the apportionment of the
state tuition fund. 1105 go
Amount received during the year from
taxes levied by the district school
board. including outstanding war
rants redeemed or endorsed in the
collection of taxes Observation-Disclosures. S75O %
Amount received during the year from
other sources .................... 15O ~
Total receipts for the year, Including
cash on hand July !. 1900. S46O4 IA
EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid during the year for !.
teachers wages: ss:'7tO w
Amount paid during the year for SER
vices and expenses Of school officers
Amount paid during the year for incl
Total expenditures during the year
Cash on hand June 80 1901, ........,.... 245 40
Grand total, expenditures and cash on
hand, to balance above total receiptSS4OQ Ia
E. w. BLACKWELL. 81
Treasurer Of Special School District.
Approved, this 9th day of July, A. ID. 1901.
BY order Of the district school board:
G, T. WHlDDEN. Pres, Pro Tenn.
I Attest: OBJ. PURINTON, Clerk
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fe sio.I KGNr-The new, pressed brick, three.
trsiiy Li endin hotel on Main street: CEN
a,ais located, with all modern appliancas
fna SonVenienees completely furnished !:
me me NEST inviting hostelry i'm the civ ~,
t Grs from hrst class and responsible mar
Lucy Boyles, 1915 Walker s az auureSS MS s.
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WANTED-Positon as shipping clerk in
planting mill or lumber yard or inspec-
host OF references, Address J, y. Biossnt
Lake Charles, La. q
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WANTED TO RES.

WANTED-To rent house, h gsNl
rooms, with barn; must 90 . ~ y
ton, also a suite OF fve rus
S. A. Romme. sos Main stIee---
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MARRIAGE PAPER containing hpndrsls OF
advertisements Of ladies and Gentlemen,
many rich, from all sections, free. J. W.
Gunnels, Toledo, Ohio. Is
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

SITUATION WANTED by a Soiored girl as
nurse II wau,ed call Mt i-l3 Louisiana
sfrtgt %
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J. +. WEST-Portralts. picture frames ana
memorials. lowest wholesale prices 10 all
dealers, established 1876. ioVl Preston ave-
nue., Houston, Texas. 20
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GIVE NAME OF your town " there is a good
opening for a bank. Address Banker, this
Office
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NOTlCE-There will be a special meeting of
the stockholders Of the MoQre-Corlos Canal
Company, to be held at the comuany's Of
nee at 1880 D. IN, January n. The object
% ms speelal meeting IS TO amend the
bylaws aud Increase the number OF direc-
tors. A S. NaAaervoort SelralarY 20
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DIAMOND Moving Line gives best service;
II you intend 10 move give them a trial,
best vans, teams and heip. Phones 6l5, ZJl
Binz building. III
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"WoMEN's BLESSING" private prcserip-
ton; positive cure fer suppressed or ir-
regular mensnuation. never fans: sRmnle
box free J.. NJ Horne, NJ, D., Drawer W.
129, Chicago. IN, ~
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PRIVATE HOME and nhrmary for women
durlne accouehment (confuemenD trained
experienced nuIses; correspondence sole.
Texas. ~
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PRAIRIE FARM $50 acres for rent, 50 acres
IN cultivation; good house, good well. good
when not busy on his crop. F NJ NJ
G:nnls, Katy, Harris county, Texas.
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LADl Es-our double strength Tansy, Penny
royal and cpttonroot pills are a sate, GER
tain monthly regulator, delivered In plain
wrappers Tor 81 Or white Medicine co
=. o. Box g. houston Texas u
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BOARD-RoOMS WANTED.

WANTED--A good place 10 board for couple
Address loiS this office.
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FOR ECZEMA piles. sores, use Eclipse
Healing Salve; 25c box at Lewyn's 4l'
Main street, corner Preston q
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MARRY-Ge' January issue matrimonial pa
per l0c. over 400 new descriptions OF la
Cles aud gentlemen who desire marriage.
many Of them wealthy; low rates. prompt
service brakes, 100 Washington street,
Chicago, 20
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rph KpNT-A good stand for grocery and
gar, corner Of Dart and Silver streets,
on,r "aiu, cheap 20
Smith N stauie' 4Elo
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foh RENT-rwo nice large rooms, with ali
SIS Mckee. ~ ~ NSssle
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FOX SALE-LoeomotNeH standard ami Ter.
row gauge. steel RAJ, gasoline engines,
stationary engines. mechanical engineer
Inc. Address Geo. Guild q
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FOR BlLIOUsNBSs and constipation Lew
yn's Little Liver Pellets don't grippe no
calomel: 25c bottle at Lewyn'a Drue store.
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"a handsome trap or
timoet new. iTiS Proy!.
n
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JUST RECEIVEp--Two ears OF Mitchell and
Tennessee farm and spring wagons huggies,
carr ages phaetons, surreys and harness
Edw, Larendon's Carriage Repository. cor
uer Franklin and Caroline streets, 20
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MENlCURE--Ioul Tor men: for women
10 better renedy tniu Eureka El;Xlr; 81
bottle. at Lcwyn urug s.Jrg u
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PERSONAL.

SEND your photograph to the houston
Copying Co. 10 be enlarged, Sa 80 urayon
$L4s framed complete $500 paste,,
street. ~
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PERSONAL.

MORPHINE. opium iaudanum. cocaine hab-
II. myself cured will inform you OF harm
less. permanent home cure. Mrs, Bald
WIN BOX 1212. Chicago.
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JUST RECEIVED-1o0O bushels seed corn.
Northern hand sholIed; samples free: 5000
pounds Australian brown ana priZetaker
onion seed. California new crop; one car
alfalfa clover. car garden and field seeds:
asparagus and rhubarb roots. Holloway
Seed ana Grain Co.. Dallas. Texas Il
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Iou are cordially invited 10 attend the third
annual bail 10 pc gwen boy Pos. OAK Grove
No. !j- La4ies u!rcle Wuodmeu OF the
Worid. at pryaD hail "Wednesday evening.
January 20 .ul. one ticket tor genuo-
man allows him to bring any np,nber OF
IHItD. d
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For RENT with board. one large room.
Sli Main street 20
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b-OOb fOlSONt elther primary, secondary
or tertiary, producing Copper-colored spots
plmples, sore throat, aches. old sores ul-
GERS mucous patches IN mouth hair or
eyebrows falling out. failing sight rheu-
matism. cEtaIrh, etc, quickly. positively
and forever cured without the use OF rner-
curry by the wonderful Botanic Blood Balm
tb. y. b; few weeks use OF which
makes clean. healthy being. after COM
plets failure with the Hot Springs ana
other treatment. b. b b. thoroughly
tested for thirty years, over 5000 voluntary
testimonials Of cures by B. B. B. Druggists
ST. Trial treatment free by writing blood
BALM Co. 80 Mitchell street, Atlanta, Ga.
Medical advice also free.
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1851 i2i; lia6 9soi (2l; l1o2 igOs: Broker.
age lel, i21,; Cash; i2S - l21S. l,oi tiM
loi; d. H., lti0, lt30 $50 iSt t2l; iii tN:
10, u2l; liSa (sl; 1921 2ifS 9iS3. li6i; lSi
l2l 49,; 1882 t9) lies; Houston Agency.
9Iay aud Grain, llie. ll59; il6o (Sl J. L.:
iidI. NJ c.; H. +. a.: 1884 ul. i2ii Co
lll9; 1890 (5l 1865; llu, l2l6 (2l 1855 lSl;
2li6; 1921 nae (2l; 6G6, 1917 1917, iol7.
Sratua; llS5; ll4a 1870, llio, li2o l.N; llss
llH; 1911 az, li96 go ,0A 80. 1915 On;
il.2 (2l. i2i7 (2l 1877. 1lis; ilgS: 1913; 1922,
w l., s; II. NJ, Mhnrton, w r. X; i2ie
~. 1900, aiIo, 1850 (2l.
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BOARD AND ROOM.

$. o. COTTON 6 BROS. Five lnsuranc,
Agents and Adjustcrs, 1890 Main street q
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now IN position TO NIL all orders. Place
standing order with us now and be suro
Of tsh during Lent Galveston Rcd Snap
per Company, wholesale dealers in al
KINDS OF fresh and frozen fiso. 2-l6.O1
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PROFESSIONAL.

STOVES REPAIRED. bought sold. rented
or exehanged all work guaranteed Hous.
lon stove Repair Works. c. p. Yates.
Proprietor zoo San Jacln,o AZ
DETECTIVE AGENCY Trained detectIyes
furnished for civil and criminal inSestga
tens; reasonable rates; correspondenNs So
i.eiled- James Mocane, Box 100, Houston,
IeAas. q
uPHOLSTERING. mattresses renovated fur
niture repaired, work done at your house
Z preferred Leave orders at az Milan
New phone SIS ri
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR SALE--PedEreed Belgian hares az rea-
sonabie prices; will exchange grown bucks
for does Bayiard Rabbitry. Wooster. Tey
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SING EN- LuMBE
oiY sell entire
Umllls. planers
.1ounty. at privaI
February /. subj
III. Reserve rigl
"a bids at once,
aratcly.
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JEWELRY, watches, clocks, silverware and
optical goods cheap at wilton's. 9oS Prairie
avenue
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished front
rooms all conveniences; south exposure
lolc Crawford street %
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H CAFLAN, at 2o5 Milan II,
Franklin, pays highest pt,ss ssl
mems old clothing and sn0''
card; will call. -
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CHRISTMAS GOODS cheap at wiltons Jew
eiry Store, 90S Prairie avenue
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FOR RENT.

NICELY furnished front room. hrst floor
Two rooms for light housekeeping 800
Louisiana street. 81
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FOR SALE.

FURNITURE OF several large houses Just
D.ugrt begiDning Monday we shall refuse
price buys NIX Auction House, ~ Milan,
New Dnone SIS 20
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MARRY lovely women and honorable men
many rich; send 2c for biz list descriptions
residences. Mutual Exchange, Kansas City,
Mo
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MORNING SESSION.

The hearing opened at 9:SO o'clock yesterday morning with Commissioner Avery on the stand under cross exam ination. You stated, MT. Avery, did you not that you did not know MT. Corey very we'll and so did not invite him to your house to meet the other commission ers?"
 Yes, sir.''
 Were you not his guest at his sum mer home at Short Beach on one or more occasions?'
 Yes, sir
 ''Was not he a guest at your house later, and did not you and he visit several social clubs together?"
 Yes, sir"
 What did MT Shanahan say to you over the telephone May 13?''
 He asked if I was going to be home that evening as he desired to talk over police matters"
 Did he tell the nature of the police matters he desired to talk over?"
 No, sir.'
 Then how came you to tell MT. Lee that Shannahan wanted to meet you and talk over these changes?"
 Cant say exactly"
 Then you were drawing on your imagination somewhat, were you not?"
 Well, possibly"
 "When these transfers of police cap tains were made in 1900 was it not general transfer?'
 "Yes. sir"
 'No charges were made against Cap- tain O'Keefe at that time, were there?" "No, sir"
 After City Attorney Webb had inti- mated that there was a leak in the police department of information re- garding contemplated raids, did not
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POLICE HEARING IS ENDED

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 citizens clothes, but yet the game cropped up, The result was communi- cated to the commissioners He said after consultation with MT. Webb and the city court judge all the off cers were called in and MT Webb stat ed that some of the officers discriminat- ed in the party lines and that some of the warrants were not fulfilled. Here Mir Mix said that there were certain houses of i'll fame which were not shut up, and that Captain Brewer was truthful and that it was a question if Captain Brewer had asked for war rants that he didn't get. The trouble with Captain Brewer and the detective bureau was spoken of and witness said that Brewer didn't feel justified in sending down men to surprise policy and houses of III fame because breach existed in the department.
 '"So the commissioners decided to transfer Captain Brewer to another station not because he was responsible for the condition of affairs but on the general situation. The superintendent was consulted, and he said if he trans ferred one he would transfer more. MT. Mix said it was the wish of the board that Captain Tripp be transferred to central station.
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Shannahan. He said, What do you
 think of making some transfers?' I
 said, It might be good plan and he
 said he intended having a conversation
 with Avery and Lee, and later would
 let me know the result' | Did you suggest any one then for
 such transfer?"
 I'll may have mentioned Cap-
 tain Brewer, but am not sure.' Later Captain O'Keefe and Ser-
 geant Bergin were suggested by some
 of the commissioners
 Witness testified to little personal
 knowledge of Sergeant Bergin, but it
 was stated, he said, that Bergin seldom reported patrolman
 Witness had an appointment to meet Commissioner Shannahan at seven o'clock the night of the police board. He met the commissioner and went with him to Landers' office. MT. Ave- ry arrived ten minutes later and Clark was told that a conference had been held by the three the night before at Averys house and had decided best to transfer Captains O'Keefe, Brewer and Sergeant Bergin to the veteran reserve. Commissioner Avery said he had seen MT. Lee, who would consent to the transfer provided Sergeant Gibson be made a captain and Patrolman Phil Smith be made a sergeant.
 Witness was told by Commissioner Avery that Commissioner Lee and he had had talk about transfers and in vited MT. Lee to be present at the con- ference at Averys house, but he could not come on account of previous en- gagement Avery told the witness he would like to see Sergeant Mike Hayes made captain, as he was a good man. Commissioner Shannahan stated he favored Peter Hayes for sergeant. Commissioner Landers favored Owen l.. Marlow's advancement.
 MT. Avery then produced his reso- lutions. asked if he had followed the charter in drafting them. He said he had. Commissioner Avery stated that he was opposed to pensioning men un- less absolutely necessary, and he should oppose putting these men on the pen- sion list and the commissioners SO agreed.
 T said if they would consent to make Sergeant Williams captain and Wat rous sergeant I would consent to the transfer of these men and it was agreed upon."
 Witness testified that at the meeting of the police board Commissioner Ga rey met him and said he understood some men were to be placed on the pension list. He said he was opposed to it, for the ink had hardly dried upon the pension bill passed at Hartford, and that he had pledged himself that no men should go on the pension list yet awhile if the pension bill was passed, Wtness assured him that no men were to be put on that list
 Witness testified to having a confer-
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NEED STEAM !?
The Place to Get It is from Selected
 Food.

It Is good to know the kind of food those with weak stomachs and hearts can get along with, for, when a man or woman is a little below par, an easily digested food is the thing that goes right to the spot.
 A man in Kirksville, Mo-, tells how he got out of trouble by using Grape Nuts Food. He says: My trouble was intense suffering in the stomach. It was called gastralgia, but no medi- cine gave any permanent relief. In June of last year I began to grow much worse in every respect. I was terribly constipated and the stomach pains were severe. I ran down until l weighed only 120 pounds. I had to give up my business, for my nerves were completely unstrung and I could not sleep more than two or three hours during the night, and that only by snatches during lull in the pain.
 T tried almost every kind of food, but finally was put on Grape-Nuts and in little while it began to make its worth known. I began to sleep better nights, my strength gradually came back, and I gained in weight rapidly until a little while ago I weighed 165 pounds, and have been well man for months with never a touch of the old trouble.
 My bowels are perfect, the nervous trouble has gone. You can realize I appreciate the value of GrapeNuts. Food. Don't publish my name, but you can give it in private correspond ence and l will take pleasure in an Suaripu tho IattarS'
 This is another evidence of the prac- tical worth of Grape-Nuts Food in cases of weak stomach and bad diges- tion. It is the most scientifically made food in existence and contains abso- lutely nothing but selected parts of the field grains so cooked and prepared as to admit of almost immediate di- gestion and assimilatio carrying with 1t the elements furnished by the All Wise Creator for rebuilding the nervous system the soft part of the brain and the solar plexus.
 When one gets from food what the body needs, it is easy to get we'll and keep well.
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be able to come and go with greater 1 freedom.
 The marshaIs of the day were George
 c. Craig, D. w. Graham, B. D. Jen-
 nings, l.. W. Mack jr., Santiago We've
 and S. H. Wright.
 1 It will be of special interest to all alumni to know that recently in the brick of the old Bowden hall have been found the initials of General Joseph Wheeler" Fighting Joe" Plainly in the bricks may be traced the letters "J. Wheeler" This is authentic, as the building has not been painted for a long time and the paint over the let ters is cracked and worn, as is the paint on the rest of the building. In the dining hall of the school, where hung numerous portraits of famous alumni, has recently been placed an enlarged picture of Fighting Joe" in his uni form as a general of the United States army.
 Among those who were present yes- terday, besides those named, were Pro- lessor A. W. Phillips, of Yale. Rev. John Townsend, of Middletown, Conn.,. Rev. w. A. Beardsley, of New Haven, Rev. J. F.. Sexton, of Westville, Conn.,, John W. Bacon, of Danbury. George M. Cur tis, of Meriden A. B. Cook, Messrs. Os- born and Dudley, of New Haven. From New York city were MT Rosecere, Mrs. Ryan, MT. and Mrs. Behrens, Mrs. and Miss A. B. Cook, Miss McKeon, Mir and Mrs. c. s. Marlor and Mrs. and Miss Miller Others were MT. and Mrs. DOdd of New Milford. Mr and Mrs Pendleton, of Torrington, MT. and Mrs. Maxfleld, of New Hartford, Mrs. and Miss Barbour, of Englewood, N. J., Dr. and Mrs. Goodwin, of Hartford, with h party of friends, Mrs. Davis and Dr. and Mrs. Robinson, all of Somerset, l Mass.