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W0RKHOUSE IN
PANIC. AT FIRE
A Blaze in Penitentiary
Laundry Frightens
1900 Inmates.

A mass Of smokins walls 10 all that y
standing to-day OF the laundry attached
TO tho penitentiary on Blackwslrs
Island.
James Fitzgerald. penitent1ary
keeper. discovered q blaze In the build
ins wnicn Is situated about so Icet east
o: the penal Institution. He turned In
aa alarm and Engine Company -. sta.
tioned oE the island. at once responded.
Capt. Coonley turned In a necond alarm
when he saw the serious nature OF tho
ire.
There were 100 inmates in the peni-
Tertiary and they quickly became ex-
OF their cells and the smell Of burning
cloth and wood reached them.
Warden Fallon sounded the Stand
Ready" and sixty.ive keepers rushed 90
their posts TO Escort the Inmates to a
place OF safety II II should prove neces.
sa!y.
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Imitation Shelf Hairpins, Our reEulifa
price per card Of one Dozen. i4e.; for.
this sac. &c. q
Women's and Children's Hose Sups
porteis. made Of best GUILTY. supfe
isl. loom. elastic, black aud WHIT
our regular price, Sc. |; fos this sale
SC. n. 80
Wom:n's Hose Supporters, made 81
fancy silk elastic, ali color, our re-
ntar price. 2te.; for this saip. 3sc u
Princes" ID Hairpin,. PEI paper
&c. . '-..-st 80
zoe Lorg' Hook and Eye Tape; biaek
and white. per yard, 2ic. !
All.linen Corset Laees, Eve yards
long, each &c.
Corset Laces, fiat only, made of th1a
best quality linen, i've yardD hNG]
regular price, Sc: for this sale. Sc
Silk Corset Laees. all colon, Gve'
yards long. our regular lprits. 7ies|
eaeh for this sale, TIC.
E. ~. liFistHz
Black Mohair shoe Laees,, sapesioe'z
quality, "a and TIA yards looGs
regular prices Sc. and tee, fos THE
sale, &c.
Pearl Head Lace Pins. round sad ovsl,
per card Of one dozen, Sc. aud 7e.
Black Mending Wool our ssgulse1
price per card contalning, 30 yard i
&C.; for this sale, sc. 81
Red Embroidery Cotton. - sisss 90
dozen skeins, SC. $3.50. .:..-.s s.
Machine oil, "Mscy',r, bfsnd. en-
regular price, Sc. /; tot thissais, sc. 8
Sarah. Bsrnhardt Hals. Havo ~
Cusler, &c.
KID Curriers', best quality, thsse -
nine inches long. per 1oesa. Jete1Se9
Curling Irons. strosg NJ dsssbleI :
&c &C. and &c.
Ga. Heaters for heating esiiiag .issas]
tse. .,.s-
n.irNe.. Of every de.:.tps.s g. =
&c. .-,.'i
Renaissance Bsaids. ail.sizes, ~ pisee|
OF IS yards, isc "
Duehe.se Braids, lsrgs y,sisy' .aaael
designs. per yard. &C.. SCI lGaoose.a
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Whalebone. every piece guaranteed
pure shell. good weight, sc inches
long. per dozen, o7c.; 90. each.
Twiil.covered Fea,herbore. blaei,
white and gray, per dozen yards. 69c.;
p:r yard. &c.
Silk.covered Featherbone, black.
white and gray. per dozen yards.
$3.50; pei yard. i2c.
Waist Steels. the "Marlbor ought
brand. excellent quality. our regular
price per dozen, 7c.; for this sale. SC.
Hid-covered Side Steels, superior
qualit.. all sizes. our regular price,
Sc; for this sale. &C.
Corset Steels, covered with sateen,
good quality. our regular price. &c.
each; for this sale. &c.
.Ambertine" Corset Steels. ALSO
lutely unbeatable. our regular price,
Sc. each for this sale, SC.
Cotton Tape. good quality. our reg
ular price per roll Of thirty yards, for
this sale. &c.
Non.twistinx India Tape. assorted
widths. our regular price pet bundle
containing seventeen yards, &c.; for
this sale. &c.
Black and White Hooks and Eyes,
sizes 8 and 4: our regular price. per
gross, 7e; for this sale, &c.
All Brass Hooks and Eyes, (" Macy
brand, with spring. III sizes; our reg.
ular price, per gross, $50; for this
sale. fOe.
"De oag.s" Hooks and Eyes. black
and white, al sizes. sold elsewhere at
&c, e. R'' card Of two DOZEN our pf's''
Double Serge Betting, black and white;
our regular price per piece Of ten
yards. 6oe for this sale, $50.
Toiis. Pins, superior quality; our
regular price per paper. containing
36o pins, Sc; Tor this sale, &c
Safety Pins. heavily nickel plated
small. medium and large our regular
price per card containing one dozen.
g.; for this sale. &c.
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,s..e,,l 10 1hs r,sn,,. World,

Special 10 The Erenink WorId.)
ROCHESTER. n. y. Jan. S.-.Not
since the lantern works blaze In lsss
has Rochester known such loss OF
life as that at the fire In the Rochester
Orphan Asylum on Hubbeli Park early
to-day. After several hou.: :: careful
search 1t Is Impossible to more than APP
proximatc the number who persisted.
The most careful revision places the
dead at twcIty-six. all inmates OF the
Institution.
Onc-half the handsome building on
Ilubbell Park between Exchange and
Gricg streets. was destroyed. the loss
being about $4,000.
THE BEAD.
GERTRUDE roSEI. LoRESo OWEN.
BERTHA HALL. CHARLIE BESHAM.
VIOLA STUCK. -. coSWEtL-
LILLIAN STONE. BERTHA POTTER.
MILDRED sLOcuM. MILDRED WRIGHT.
MARY ALEXANDER. MINNIE SKINNER.
ELLEN HAMILTON. MARY KANE.
liAzEL MURRAY, CORA POTTER
MINNIE TIFFANY. CHARLES BRYANT.
MYRTLE PATTERSON. BEAciiSEiL cAREf.
ISABEL NARTHAGE. EvAS6ELiSE cARLf.
GERTRUDE NcAw. MRS. MARIA GORDON.
MARY MCAw. MRS MARTHA 6ILLls.
There are thirty persons In the various
hospitals of the city. three OF whom
may die.
Miss Cline. nurse. discovered the
Arc In tho west wing OF the asylum at
! 4. A.. and Immediately gave an
alarm. the matron. Miss l.. D!nehart.
.tclephonlns to Police Headquarters. All
sh. bremen OF the department responded
to the three alarms sent out.
Explosion Followed.
Shortly after the Are was located IN
the boiler room. a terrific explosion took
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Dress Shields. pure rubber. both sides
covered with nainsook, every pair
guaranteed Precipitation proof. sizes
J. = and 5: our regular prices. i7c..
ijc, and Toe. for this sale, all sizes,
&c.
Dress Shields. pure rubber. covered
with fancy silk. sizes J and 4. value
o5c. per pair for this sale. i5c.
Dress Shields. seamless stoektnet. ex.
ira large. every pair guaranteed: regu.
lar prices i2c. and iIe., for this
sale, &c.
Mays Black Sewing Silk. half.ounce
spools. our regular price 23c. per
spool; for this sale. 1876
"webstet's" Gilt Edged Black Sewing
Silk. pure dye. one-hundred yard
spools, our regular price per spool.
Sc; for this sale, per dozen, 6oc. +; per
spool, &c.
Black Sewing silk, stxty.yard spools.
our regular price, &c. per dozen; for
this sale. per dozen, 22c.
Black veiveteen Binding. good quail.
ity, I 5.S In. Wide. our regular price
per piece OF five yards. i2e; for this
sale, &c.
velveteen Binding. "Macy" brand.
none better made. { rs In. wide. our
regular price per piece Of five yards,
26c., for this sale. 2ic.
Black Worsted Skirt Binding. our reg.
ular price per piece Of five yards, &c.
for this sale. SC.
Black Mot,air Skirt Binding. superior
quality. our regular price per piece Of
i've yards, i4c; fos this sale, &c.
Brush Edged Blact Skirt Binding, very
good quality. value SC. per yardi our
price. &c.
Taffeta Seam Binding. black and
white, our regular price pr piece Of
ten yards. iie.; for this sale, &C.
Pruss An Binding. bllek and white.
superior quality. our regular price per
: pitc. Of nine yards. tsc; for this
sal, :o:.
Siik.stitehed Cotton Bone Clsing,
black. white and gray, our regular
Price per piece Of nine yards. 9e.;' for
this sale, &c. e..
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PRISONERS PLOT 70.
ESCAPE EXECUTION.
Tried to Compel His Wife
to Swear His Crime on
Her Innocent Brother,

Stronger than the love for her hus-.
band. the father Of her baby girl. is Mrs. :
Lorenso Priori's regard for truth and
justice. In the shadow OF death he has .
appealed to her TO save him by accusing
her brother Of the crime for which he :
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Honstbe
Seconds can and spoiled articles full We 90 not allow
desmk ers sand agenEat 5s
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Begin the New Year.
by buying for cash at
MACY's
and the saving at
the end of the year
will surprise you.

3 will surprise you. " \
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Continuation Of the Great
Sale Of Sample !" Hosiery.
Advertised Sunday-huge trade
yesterday-but plenty LETT for all
who come to.day:-.
women's 7sc. Hosiery. hise.
womea's SOC. Hosiery At a,e.
womsa's sse. Bosie.y.at 800.
Mems 7se. Halt Hose atlse
Mems SOC. Half Hose At age
z.
Continuation Of the
9 Greatest
Sale Of Muslin Underwear
In the
History Of Our Business.
400. Corset Covers,
7e. to 1922. made Of muslin,
feiled seams.
40. Corset Covers.
7e. to $3.99. made Of cambrie,
V:shaped and square neck, trimmed
hlaee ;edging.
go. Drawers, made
Sc. to $500. Of muslin, yoke
band, finished with hem and tucks
Sc French Twilled Elan
!. nels At &c..
FIVE Hundred Pieces French Twilled
Flannels from the celebrated At.
lantic Mills, strictly Atwood, over
twenty oolorinGs to, choose from,
sold BY others at $50 per yd.; our
price 800.
Tons Of Writing Paper
at'Lowest Of Prices.
Satin and Linen. Finished Paper,
octave and Oxford sizes, per pound
package, &c.
Envelopes to match, per 100, *.
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Good Groceries.

Hams-Red Star brand finest quality extra selected small -
sugar cured regular price, i2hc pound
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II. & e. Standard Quality
formulated Sugar.
i. S lbs. in Linen Bag for &c.

'
Rolled oas-Ly White brand finest quality strictly clean. ns
flavor regular price, &C. for pound package this a Sc
NO mail orders filled for the above two tennsl
Worcestershire Holbrook imported in glass SOC size At
23c; CSC. size at t2c. tts - -sSfs
Cream suootash packed from fancy and green lima beans
Monocacy Valley brand, per can. Sc.
Lima Beans, Monopole brand sweet and tender per can &C.
Fancy Jersey Tomatoes red ripe cold packed large cans
ally sold for iOe our. price &C..
Sted Maowfat Peas "Choce Of the Kitchen" brand a
dozen. s.. 49, can, ioc.
Sweet sted Early June "Wane County" brandt Of
dozen, $685. can, i0c.
Preserved Backbenie, pound oval usually sell for 1o
price SC.
Red Cunt jelly strictly pure fruit and the regular 49,
size, io.oa glass our price t2c
White Cherries "Je,samne" Brand flavor Of Dozen
S2.49; can tic
Bar lie Due (red and Bar Due Strawberries, extra ne sold
elsewhere at 2oc., our price i5c
California Fruits standard quality 1900 packing selected
large frdt heavy sugar syrup generally soa AZ 2,c PET Gail
Green Cages and Egg Plums; can lac.
Apncots, extra fancy can. i7c.
Lemon Cling Peaches, Bartlett Pears and Yellow Crawford
Peaches; can, iSc
White Cherries, very fine quality; can, i9s
Preserved Strawberries packing large whole fruit and
sugar; pint jars regular 4oc. sze our price 49,
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Five Thousand Dollars
For Ten Thousand Dollars
Worth of Vases, Centre Pieces
and Miscellaneous Artistic Pottery.

This means that now have opportunity to secure some
of the FINEST WARE Of DRESDEN, TEPiITZ WORCESTER.
jRUDCiSTADT; BONN, &c., &C., at LESS THAN COST TO
MANUFACTURERS .&zft
great many duplicates you
ed@wt iSk you to make an early inspection
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JANUARY NOTION SALE. WEDNESDAY; s.sa


in
of the frugal following
part
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Worr,en's Shoes at Half.

The Shoes involved ths sale will be sold exactly half the prices
have selling them for The logical great business
has byoken lines and Incomplete size ranges They the lots
aye reduced one Of regular rates. Best qualities best styles and
be sellers the stock II size here, splendid bargain awaits
you
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Tons Of Writing Paper
at,Lowe.t of Prices.

Satin and Linen. Finished Paper,
octave and Oxford sizes, per pound
package, &c.
Envelopes to match, per 100, &c.
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$3.50 Wool Velvet Rugs at 98c.

Rich Oriental bril-
fabric of which these
hotels in
That the of these Rugs
They sold elsewhere
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Wosnsn'$ Button Boots. made Of
French. Kid hand-welted soles.
Koehler on Conmonssnse last:--
Reduced from $2.e9 to $l.49
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26

WE agree with the generally
expressed view OF school board
officials at a meeting held in this
city last week that there is much
to ba said in favor of the coDsoI1-
dation of rural schools in addition
TO the argumen. Of economy. Not
only is it easier for the pupil to
ride FIVE miles to school than to
walk two, but the instruction fur
nished would be vastly better.
County graded schools would be
more numerous than they are now
and rural high schools would be-
come common. The experience Of
older states is in favor Of the idea.
Even allowing for tie cost of car
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26

The fghs for official appoint
ments has already begun. The
Bismarck post Office falls due for
re-appoin.ment in February. Edi-
tor Jewell is row in Washington
after the job new filed by the wife
of his bitter enemy, though old
time friend, Ed Patterson. The
Tribune editor has "Hans'' with
him, but it is supposed TO be an
even break for the present ineum-
bent.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26
WHO'S WHO IN THE PHILIP
PINES?

''His.oxy affords no parallel Of Whole
people thus prsehsal!y tuning vxr s-al
tors, AID 10 he 9e8ius Of 10 other fs-op!e
was eve. found ssch EAstesfai po~-:s At
secrecy and 6issimaIation: bat it il .e<d-
less 70 say Mat 10 powerful state WIS
ever erected. or ever oen be erected. On
s1sh immoral aud ase1!igbtsEsd fonda
tions.''
This language is quoted as used
by military governor Gen. Chsffee
concerning the natives of the
Philippines. It is strong, even
though vague as An indictment OF
our MslAyan subjects. Gen. Chat
fee ehould give us his idea of what
constitutes war traitor. Are the
Fiiipinos war traitors because they
canuot be depended en- by the
military representatives Of the
race which seeka theix subinga-
toe? Is it bscause they do not
, always fight according to the white
mans methods that they are to De
designated "war trsitozs? Gould
Gen. Chafee or any other civilized
1so!dieI or man sasonabiy look TO,
fair dealing on the part OF 8 race
which is being hunted and beras-
|ssd in the effort to bring then
under national dominion which
| they repudiste as bitterly as they
did the old one? There is no ex
Ipectstion entertsined by anyone
that the Philippines will ever de
Iveiop into q powerful state, III
|matter VIA. rule they may be sub
jectsd to. l. is not the genius O
the race, nor in the environment
Ior climate, to achieve greatness
| All such talk is little better tha,
) foolish. Il these people are mas
tiers of secrecy and dissiEn ulatio:
that circumstaBee of itself offers ii.
justification or pallietion Of tn
Grand which brings Gen. Chsfes
to their homes. He ie there BY III
right which any human bsing /.
called on to recognize whose civil
rights and privileges are nude tn
subject of national barter, as their,
have been made between Spain
and the United States of America
Attempts are OF daily occurrence IL
mitigate in some way the enormi
ty Of the position which this FREE
people is made to occupy towsrd'
the rights and liberties of another
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26

Judge Noyes, OF Alaska, who has been
under tr:a for participation il eon:smp,
Of higher court is TO be styea en cppos-
tuDi:y 10 resign. and il he does net avail
hinseif OF ib,s privileges the president viii
remove him"
The above dispatch. taken from
the telegraph columns of the daily
press, doesn't state what punish
ment awaits his accomplish ia
crime, Alex. Mckenzie, the North
Dakota republican boss and maker
Of Senator Hansbrough.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26

race. We are told In ore breath
that they are as low aboriginal
szyagas, and should be treated &C.
eoriingir. Il the next bresth We
are assured that the proper thing
to do;a regard to them il 10 sstab-
li.h the closest approach psssibie
to representative institutions
anoug them; to give them control
of their own local affairs: to pro-
mote their education, and ultima
tely, if thought advisable, to leave
them to paddle sheir own national
canoe. The truth is that If is this
people which has shown itself .
nasterful power Of secrecy and
di.siHulaion ia ali tbs. has been
done and Is being dere towards
those unfortunate psorle. We
promised them liberty If they
would help uz 10 disiodge the
Spau;erd. sEd when they were il
our power We gave them powder
! and bali as substitute By ou1
iEsens.te ignorance Of their nz-
tiorsl tendencies and pscuI.ritie.
| ne have succeeded in convincing
them that re are not only theil
Ienemies, but tia. we are from
choice their sworn oppreszoss. Nc
fne talk which Gen. Cbsfse or biz
,supsriorE ia either civil or military
LIE nay indulge themselves in vii
lever get US right with ourselve.
Tor With suy other libersy-loviss
race in regard TO our present poll
.cies IL tie Philippines.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26

TIE MooD has rs-sdjusteds ite
alignment with Cavalier county
rspublicanisr,-drops the Judge
Covan boomlet and wants Jud La
Mosre for congress. Since the
lsaouement of the psppery-hesded
judicial ex-attorney general in
souYt at Casdo last week ii was Il
prudent move.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26

Foz1I out OF The forty-eighi
coIsmns Of the Devils Lake Free
Press were devoted TO LOCAL adver.
tisiug last week. This layout made
a good showing FOR the business
end OF the paper, but With no sup.
plement left pretty slim pickings
far the reedsrs.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26

IN the congressional assignments
Hansbrough retains his old ones
and McCumber also, except that
the latter is placed on the commit.
tee on public buildings, and taken
off the one 20 investigate trespss-
SEES on public lands.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26

Ss,scg the talk Of the proposed
rsilrcsd merger started We noe
the VAIL, Co. Record sees fit to
speak feelingIy of ''the late North
,srn Pacific" Was the n. P. sub
merged or not? The attitude OF
the Record Oh toe question Is moi
very pronounced either way.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26
Notice to Debtors.

To Thore Who are Indebted TO Ne.
Having decided ON a number of
changes in my business for 1909, I
would soy that all notes aud accounts
due me must be settled in full a. onee.
This means business-govern yourself
accordingly.
Yours Respectfully.
]. AcPHAn.
Langdon. n. D.. Nov. 2sth, 1901.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26

IL the year just closing there
have been seventy-two new post
Offices established IN North Da-
ko.a: the names Of two have been
charged; twelve have been discon-
ti1. ued.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26

i ELL mas beer introduced in
congres. for 100000 fe1eral
building IL Washington. That
viii not exhaust the surplus, but i.
will help some.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26
Notice to Debtors.

desire that all those indebted 10 me
endeavor to make settlement OF their
account. bstore the close If the present
month This is absolutely Necessary .
important business changes are contem-
plated with the beginning of the coming
year
Mss KATE ScBSE1r1R. Mil.iuer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26

szhsrriptin 81 PR aanm- OK a-1n paid II
ad@ee h-dwz Ft&8 On aODkaeCo.
O1arrusoas4nEk nngs be I.A4sed b 1uen1ss
Uua % saosive ,uOE1p6 ks13A0-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26

rying children to aud from school
there is a reduction IN the cost of
maiatenaace and an increase in
efficiency.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26

Or yes, aud there we're some
Christmas dinners eaten IN South
Africa yesterday, of course.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26

a ELL has been introduced IN
the senate to grant q pension to al'
survivors of the civil war.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26

Composition Books. SOD s.Psl NJ. T.. ss. ssa
ten cents, also Spelling Tablets Democrat one,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-03-22
Sugar Beet Seed Free.

The Agricultural College will furnish
free to farmers applying for the same a
package of sugar beet seed and will
make an analysis Of the beets in the fall.
North Dakota is paying out more than
81, 600, 900 dollars per year for sugar that
probably could be produced in the state.
If farmers become interested and test the
growing Of beets, we shall be able to de-
termine what parts Of the state are..best
adapted to the sugar beet industry. For
sugar beet seed write at once to
CHEMICAL DEPARTMENT,
Agricultural College, N. D.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-03-22
-LopllEMA....

Supervisors. S a Armstrong, chairman,
VIM Graber, John Schros der; clerk, ] A
Pringle; treasurer, Gus Born; justices,
S A Armstrong, Thos Ryan; constables,
Henry Benoweis, Geo Farr; assessor,
Michael Ault; poundmasters, George
Willis, Theo Abrams; tax levy, $500.
Adopted Australian system for township
elections.
CARLISLE.
Supervisors, Donald Beaton, chair
man, Jos. O'Hara, John Grumpy; clerk,
John Rock; assessor, R:H. Wicks; jus
tice, R. Stewart; constable, Thos. Stan
ley. Tax levy, $1,000.
Supervisors, Thos Duffy, chairman, Jas
Mcconnell. wv Rogers; clerk, Jas lis
dale; treasurer, Vim Bigwood; justices,
Jas Tisdale, Thos Duffy; constables, Chas
Severtson, John McWiliams; assessor.
Ed Young; road tax, mills; Tx levy,
$4,000.
When you are bilious, use those fam
Gus little pills known as DeWitt's Little
Early Risers to cleanse the liver and
bowels. They never gripe.
AKRA
Supervisors, S Bjarnsson, chairman,
Bjorn Sveinson. John Venn; clerk, VIM
Pleasance; treasurer. S Thorwaldson;
constables, G S Christianson,. j Magnus-
son; assessor, Paul Johnson; pound
masters, H Hjalmarson, H o Anderson;
tax levy, 1920.
See that you get the original DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve when you ask for it.
The genuine is certain cure for piles,
sores and skin diseases.
THINGvALLA.
W Supervisors, S J'Sigfusson, chairman,
H Bjornson, TIL Ha!ldorson; clerk, F F
Bjornson; treasurer, E Thorwaldson;
justices, S Gudmundson, v Leifur;
assessor, John Jinasson; poundmasters,
S Tosepson, TIL Indredson. Krakson.
S Kristanson; tax levy, $3.50.
Their promptness and their pleasant
effects make DeWitt's Little Early kieers
most popular little pills wherever tl,ey
are known. They are simply perfect +, r
liver and bowel troubles.
LIBERTY.
Supervisors, A N Blaisdell, chairman,
Andrew Lillico, VIM Clover; clerk, F
Metelmann; treasurer, Einar Johnson;
justices, Alex Smith, Jas Armstrong;
constables, Vim Clover, Geo Soeby;
assessor, E Metelmann; tax levy, 500.
The lingering cough following grippe
calls for One Minute Cough Cure. For
all throat and lung troubles this is the
only harmless remedy that gives immed.
late results. Prevents consumption.
CAVALIER.
Supervisors, ]. II. Wells, chairman,
R. Paddock, R. ]. Currie; clerk, NJ. Sure
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