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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-03-22
To the public

Having corcluded to retire from busi-
ness on account Of failing health, / offer
my stock Of goods. consisting OF every
thing carried iu a FIRST. class harness shop
for sale, II a person wants the whole Of
it at first cost, otherwise, | will sell goods
at reduced prices.
Parties knowing themselves indebted
please call and settle. win rent the st re
to parties who want to buy the entire
stock which Is the best stand In town for
this business.
3 2lml. HENRY HAINREL.
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OF PUBLICATION.

In the Probate Court Of Lafayette County.
Missouri. February Term. 7th day, Monday,
February Eth. 1872
Estate OF Thomas j Middleton. deceased.
Now al this day come a. + Middleton and
T. z. Middleton. administrator Of the estate
of Thomas J. Middleton. deceased. aud pres
ent their petition praying Tor an Oraer for the
sale OF 81 much of the veal estate nf said
Thomas j. Middletl ~ as will pay and satisfy
the remaiuing debts due by said estate and
yet unpaid for want OF sufficient assets. accom-
panied by the accuNlts, Isis and inventories
required by law IN such cases.
On examiIatiOt whereof it is ordered that
all persons interested In said estate be notified
that application AZ aforesaid hasN been made,
aud that unless the contrary be shown II or
before the FIRST day OF the next term of this
court. TO be held on the second Monday in
May, 1902. an order Will be made Tor the
sale OF the whole or 80 much ~ the real estate
OF said Thomas j. Middit ton. de- eased. as will
be sufficient for thu payment OF said debts.
And II Is tuther ordered that All Of the heirs
OF said decensed. residents Ut Lafayette County,
be personally served With nOtice Offhese pro-
ceeuiugH according tplNw.
And II vs. further ordered that this nniire be
published IN the Lexington iRfelligencer.la
weekly newspaper published IN said ciintyl
for four WEEKS successfully before mo ON
mencemont OF ihe next term Ot Ills 80 III. v
A true copy, Attest
s.2A5 rrdbats" 'jsGac.
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CAUSES . E sroMAcH rRouRLEs.
Four Pro fessors Claim That Quick
Lunc b es Bring Oh Diseases.

The bust q 81 lunch Threaten to accom-
Plisht the destruction OF the human race
80 much of it as dwells in large Amer
Acan cties-if the statistics adduced by
Smluent pb yslcians and surgeons. at a
meeting OF the Chicago Medical Society,
art found 20 be the uniailing mirrors of
desIIny that the doctors promise.
10 the slsr ming increase of intestinal or
S'gauC' ulcers such eminent medical.
pTaciuOner RS as Dr.. N. s. Davis, Jr., w.
"A. Evans, j. B. Herrick, and e. w.
Andrews a n nounced in a symposium that
Ghey ieared the American stomach would.
give ont in the course OF tAnss unless the
public beco mes wise enough to curb and
regulate the lunch sounter method Of
nasty ealln -
II WOULD seen that danger from gastric
alienation is not confined alone to the
men, who are the consumers OF the busl-
ness lunch eH, but that women are also
thraHned. To the women's habit OF
eating a FEW bites at mapy hours OF the
day their e mineut peril is ascribed.
Everyone should couuteract the danger
brought about BY too hasty or o~vereating
BY taking At meal times DR.. Caldwelis
Syrup Pepsin and Herb Laxative Com.
poucd. THE wonderful medicine will
Keep The stomach 10 a perfectly healthy
condition, preventing and permanently
curing inc& Eestion, constipation, bilious
pefs Sick p headache. andail complications
arising Rom stomach troubles. Try II
today, lts pleaHant taste and almost I'm.
medAe fleet will be a revelation to GU
800 and 500 bottles. For sale by Leroy
Farmer s.sm1
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Robert A. Wilson, agent for Lafay-
ette county for the Aluminium Cook
ing Utensll company, Of PIttsburg.
"a, Will take orders for any aluminium
cooking utensil from a spoon To a
Ctahnp dish. The Ideal PercolatInu
Coffee Pot and the Handy Kettle
steamer are especially recommended.
Auuiess him at Lexington, Mo. 2-2S
Dwar. and tall nasturtium seed, bulk.
Suas' w LOOMS, 3.4d&wtf
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Card of Thanks.

To those OF our friends who So
kindly assisted us during the recent
Illness Of our father, Joseph T james,
who has been taken from us by that
ruthless destroyer, death, we wish to
return our most sincere thanks
This loving consideration on your
part will never be forgotten, but on
the contrary will ever be cherished
by each Of us.
MRS ELLA NEWCOMER,
ALBERT &. JAMES,
WILLIAM B JAMES.
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Hoods ~JdrSGPGriLLG
and Pills

Make the blood pure, vigorous and
rich, create appetite, give vitality,
strength and animation, and cure
all sruptiOns. Have the whole family
begin TO take them today.
Hoods sarsapariIla has been used in
eur family for some time, and always with
good results. Last spring I was all run
down and got a bottle Of It, and as usual
received great benefit" MISS BEuLAE
BOTcE, Stowe. VI.
Hoods SarsapaFIlla promises 20
nnre and Keeps the promise.
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NOTICE.

~ 49, A0MZN
holice Is hereby given that at the annual
senool meeting In the school district OF Ley
1aHktoh' known as Lexington School District
~, z IN township 81, Of range "a, In Lafav-
, ~ county, Missouri, the voting place a.
when sara meeting viii be- the Taylor school
Ward school building, situate on R,dvewav
street., n the city Of lexington, IA saiaa
schooi district, 10 be held on Tuesday. the
nIsg Jay OF April, 1902, there will hp sinh
lnltled 70 the qualified voters or said srhfai
9lstrcs Inc election OF two school directors
w s'siu district, 70 hold office for three wears
MA unel VheH successors are duly elected
wv qualaned, and that In addition 10 the
hhote the board OF directors have ordered an
cltctioh 70 be held at the same tlne and
place 70 determine the proposition AZ ~
incIehse IN the rate OF taxation necessarvf -
~ ieVleu iQr school purposes from 90 nenfs
~ ~ w INJURED collars valuation TO 60 cents
~ Nv nuuurea dollars valuation, which
proposition will be submitted to Che nuaiided
Noters 81 said district who are tax navers
voting at said election. ~ P"'Nio
wa whereas, the county court Of said rnnn-
" mas ofuered an election 10 be held NJ the
neAt anaual school meeting to determine the
proposition hs 70 the establishmentof counfv
s,,lpVl shpelylsion IN and tor said county
anu " elecffng q county school superintei-
aent t9erefoft there VIII be suhmiticd at fhe
aahe ume.hnd place to be determined IN the
qudtheu voters OF said school district tho
proposition 10 establish county school gunnr-
fislVn II ara iQf saiu county and nf p~iectiup
- y,9unty school Superintendent therefor
schlyyoos pl IS 81 the board Of directors 81 said
seloo3 ulstfict,. duly made and entered 81
record on the OH day Of March. i0s.
yH0MASJ. BANDJN.
secretary and as such Clerk On said scheol
rms March 18th, 1902 s-l5t2
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STATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO, |

STATE oFOHIo, CITY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY, So
Frank ] Cheney makes oath that he
is the seuior partner Of the firm OF F J..
Cheney q Co, doing business in the CITY
OF Toledo, county and state aforesaid. aud
that said Arm will pay the sum Of One
Hundred Dollars for each and every case
Of cstarrh that cannot be cured BY the
use OF HALLS Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. Chimney.
Sworn TO before me and so described in
my presence, this 9th day Of December.
A d. 1885.
lsEALl A.. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halps Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
or testimonials free.
f. j. CAENEY & Co., Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists. zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Fresh lawn grass seed for sale by
Chas. w. Loomls, 2-26tf
Men--buy your collars at Lakes iurn-
ishipg and clothing store, Neale build
ng, Hieeinsville, Mo.
Fresh onion seeds in bulk nj Chas.
w. LOOMS drug store. Just re-
ceived. 7d&wtf
Millinery Opening at T. NJ. Lake s.
Sons on Thursday, Midday and Saturday.
March p, 2S and 20. II will pay you 30
visit this the frat showing oil the spring
81, les Hinginsyille, Mo.
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Spring Medicine

There is no other season when good
nedIAne is SO much needed as in the
Spring.
Ehe blood is impure, weak and
impoverished condition indicated
W pimples and other eruptions on the
ice and body, by deficient vitality,
PISS of appetite, lack Of strength, and
rant Of animation.
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srnnK pANIn

A panic in Wall street, involving mill
lions of dollars, is no more nerve-racking
than the panic which seizes the man who
realizes that be is hopelessly 10 the grasp
Of constipation, dyspepsia or any form of
stomach or bowel trouble. DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsln is the only guaranteed cure
for these troubles. For sale by Leroy
Farmer. mi
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Sweet peas, bulk seed, fine selection, at
Chas. w. Loomis'. 3 4d&wtf
Mrs. DR.. II. Bartens left Friday
morning for Corder TO spend a few
days with her brother, John Rode
kohr
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Native lumber OF an kinds cot 10 order
On short notice. Cali 81 mill, Nortnrup,
Mo-, or address
SAM + HoFF,
lsdwlwml Lexington, NO.
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HOME
AND
CHILD

Does your horse feel his
oats"1 What a difference be-
tween the granted and the
CRASHED horsel The first
strong and full Of ginger, the
second fabby, weak and tired
out before he begins. The
feeding makes the difference.
Children are not alike either.
One is rosy, bright-eyed, full
Of life and laughter, another is
pale, weak and dull. The feed
ing again is responsible.
Sickly children need special
feeding. They don't "feeltheir
oats. SCOTS Emulsion adds
just the right richness to their
diet. 1t is like grain to the
horse. The child gets new
appetite and strong digestion.
SCOTS Emulsion is more
than food. 1t is a strong
medicine. 1t rouses up dull
children, puts new flesh on thin
ones and red blood into pale
ones. II makes children grow.
SCOTS Emulsion makes ordi-
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NORMANDY KID GLOVES is our most
popular brand; nice, fine stock, new finish on
backs. They come 10 all shades Of gray, tan
castor, red, brown, blue, green, pearl, white and
black. Every pair guaranteed. Sizes 81 to 8.
Per PAIR 81 90
EASTER ARTICLEsF0R MEN AND BOYS
These are to be found in our new mems and
boys department, in the Neale building, just
five doors north Of the main store. Even II you
are not ready to don your spring suit, still you
can add a touch here and there that will make
your suit more becoming.
NEW HATS. Since opening this new place
for the mems department we find thstour Gus.
toners are pleased with the changes. They
most always remark: We did not know you
carried such a large stock and OF such variety.
We can show you to such a better advantage.
Now don't you want a new hat for Eastern To
be well dressed your hat must be OF a late style
and becoming. We carry only five grades, bat
we get the very best money can buy, and are
showingthe new shapes OF Stiff, Coll, Floradora,
Pssha, Fedora, Dakota, etc. All the new shades
and black. Everyone a bargain at the price
CSC, 81 as, 81 98, 80 as and s2.sS.
BOYS CLOTHING. We have Increased
this line and we do not think you can find a
more complete one anywhere. Buying OF the
best factories and having them made according
to our orders assures you a good satisfactory
garment; that's what you are looking for.
Boys Two Piece Suits, prices CSC, 81 40, " 90,
80 IS to $3.50.
BOYS vEsTEE SUITS are very popular
Prices 81 40, s1.9S, S24s to s44S.
BOYS NORFOLK SUITS are very popular.
Prices 70 Is, 70 9s to "a 9S.
BOYS THREE PIECE SUITS. New round
and square cut styles, 7 to is years. Prices
s2.75, 50 90, "a 50 to s6.4S.
BOYS HATS AND CAPS. Every boy likes
to select his own hat. Bring your boy and
Well take pains to please him. We have all the
new shapes and new coIorings. Prices 25c, 49c,
75c to ss3.
A BARGAIN but not for Easter. This is
Tor use every day and is the best bargain you
ever bad the chance Of purchasing. By a special
deal for cash we secured the following:
MEMS ovERALLs made OF heavy dinim
and duck, fun double front, we'll made. Worth
usually Csc. Price only 35c.
FANCY DRESS SHIRTS Of the Monarch
make. These are the new short stiff bosom, in
the best colors Of percale and madras, fast
coloFs, all sizes. Prices 81 90 and 81 so.
DON'T forget these are to be had in the new
mems department, Neale building, next door to
Ainsworth Bros. hardware store.
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LADIES' SILK WAISTS. reedy to wear,
made with latest modes Of good ~ caring quail
titles Of t~Afstta, silk and pau de sol e. They are
nicely trimmed, all the new shades Of pin K,
rose, light blne, turquois, navy, cardipll, gree q
gray aud black, sizes 80 to AZ. Prices ESQ,
90 ss. s4.sS, IS As and IS IS.
WALKING SKIRTS made OF tho new
gol6ng cloth, uuIlned, with or with outaounces.
nicely tucked, corded and stitched The clors
are light and dark grays, blue mi xed, tan and
black. Prices 81 sS, 70 9s, 50 As to 50 sS
DRESS SKIRTS. made Of nice grades Of All
wool venetian, kersev, broadcloth. covert coth
and serges. Cut with new gradustf np HOuuces,
nicely trimmed with cords aud bands Of afs ia
silk. Navy, castor, light and dark gray and
black. Prices IS 9S, "a as, IS 75,s 5 ss $4,000.
SILK DRESS SKIRTS. Never was here
such a demand as this year for 81 TX skirts; no
ladies wardrobe is complete withOu at one, We
have a nice line OF all grades, beau tiiuly made
of good wearing t. fieta tilka. Prices E.5O,
sl1 so, $3.50 to Sr7b so.
SILK WAIST PATTERNS. They come IN
81 yards to the pattern, no two al kei they r
%veritable beauties. They look Iik . birds and
blossoms OF spring time, Tor a glin ps Of the m
make you think Of Just such days twill pay
yon to make an early selection. They are
priced to your serving. Per pattern %S, % 9S,
80 As and 1898.
DRESS SILKS. There never has been a
time when SO many skirts will DE 10 use as
during the coming spring and sum me-D4n1e
Fashion said so-and its a go. We are shOwiu q
some special qualities. Black taft eta silks, IS
inches wide, per yard SOC.
TAFFErA SILKS, 10 inches wide, 10 all
colors and black, beautiful l%ustrous hush, good
wearing qualities, per yard SOC TO SIC.
PEAU DE SOLE SILKS in all the shade
and black, 20 inches wide, guarantee ed quartIes-
Price per yard slOO
BLACK TAFFETA SILK, So inchs vide
nice rich, l~ostrous black soft y ct a heavy
weight, always sold at sl4O. Our p ricsaN
HABUrAR OR JAP SILKS, 81 inches d
In all the newest shades, also black and white.
This is the waterproof or wash silk never solo
under doc any time, A special pure hase enables
us to quote the low prices. Price perw yard 5Oc.
KID GLOVES. One OF the peces sary articles
Of approval on Easter is a new palr otgOyes.
We have our entire stock in aud the pades
were never more select. Our Special comes n
all shades and black-has a two ella SIP hsteuln e
nice soft stock. Priced in a regular way 81 90.
Our price 75c'
YOUTHS SUITS with long pants, Tn
late military cut, all styles. Prices SSNss.
s6.4S. s7.4S to 80 9s.
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100 acres s. J 21-51, &c. House,
barn, never failing water. 8 miles
east Lexington. SO, 900 cash,
d&w If JOHN Z. BURDEN.
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nary food do its
duty.
This picture represents
the Trade Mark Of SCOTS
Emulsion and is on the
wrapper Of every bottle.
!=nd for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE,
400 Pearl St., New York.
500 ard 81. all druggists.
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Easter Offerings

Whit thee uwng of kaag morn we al expect to see nature bi@kmgI herself with some new and unyh things
such as green blades Of grass here with snowIop unfolding yar and still hhr on dunps of cms and
dfohs reaching their habf beauty to add uHp oton TO nmes glorious unfolding time Iii nothing more
than right that we houd@n keeping With nature and put on some new hsm wearing ppd krHeE Easter
time We met been stirring turing the past three months in unngh the hoet the markets afford We he
heme ryo HnsPecdmmd purchase Notice how we price them
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MILLIN cry
0 P E N L G
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Msrch ~, IS
and 20, of next week.

ON THESE DAYS the first showing
Of spring millinery. This is our invi-
tation and its addressed TO you. We
believe this is the choicest collection
ever gathered together 10 Lafayette
county, but we're %prejudiced; perhaps
not, better leave that to your Judgment.
This, however, may be confidently
claimed that it reflects the latest Lon
don and Partisan fashions is a polished
prism reflects light. Bigger stocks
may be seen in some OF the larger
cities but none choicer. And what's
more, no fancy prices.
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LA RENE KID GLOVES are made OF the
finest grade real French kid aud there's not a
glove on the market that will equal 1t 10 wear
and satisfaction. All the new shades and black.
Every pair guaranteed. Per pair $3.50.
STREET GLOVES OF prime real Mocha aud
Cape goat. Best to wear II you need a glove for
hard service. Taus, gray, castor and black.
Every pair warranted. Price 81 90.
SILK BOAs are very popular. They make
your Eastsr or spring suit complete and take
the place Of a light wrap. Made Of liberty silk
with wide RI fife for neck with the long flowing
ends. They are beauties; notice them. Prices
s1.ls, si.sS, 20 As, 81 sS aud IS sS.
NEW BELTS. Every season brings out
new creations. You Will admire our selections
Of silk, satin and leather. Prices 15c, Csc, ACC, CSC.
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BIBLES FOR EASTER PRESENTS. Get
one for your boy or girl. We have ths genuine
Bagster Bibles, none better made; printed on
nice, fine paper with clear type and bound in
Morocco. Prices soc, oSo, sl.4o, 81 rs to 1898.
NEW SILK TIES made 10 stock collar
effects with wide flowing ends; others with lace
and battenburg ends. They are used 10 place Of
ribbons for a change. Prices Acc, 75c and $50.
EASTER TIES. We have just opened a
new line Of Wilson Brothers latest designs.
They are the narrow iour-in hauds-strines
imperials and puff bows; The c%oIorirgs are rich
and beautiful. You'll admire our buyers selec-
tons. A tie is often noticed more than the SUIT.
Get a new one for Easter. Prices 25c and Soc.
CHESHIRE SHIRTS 10 similar sty lea.
Prices Soc aud Zoe.
Courier Democrat., 1902-07-10
|County Correspondence
RUSH LAKE.

The Langdon Fourth of July celebra-
tion was quite generally attended by
parties around here and splendid time
had IN nearly every instance.
Joseph kinsmen has leased the John
L. Sumpter farm. at the present time
owned by the Farmers Trust Company,
of Chicago through their local represen-
tatlve David W. Friesen The farm is
being plowed up in readiness for a big
crop the coming year
The crops around this neighborhood
are growing finely and wheat is we'll
along in the shot blade Farmers are
now I'll saying that if it only escapes be-
ing hailed out they harvest one of The
biggest crops of No. l Hard ever raised
III this or any other county in North Da-
kota, the bread basket of the world.
What's the matter with our road over
seer, It is full time that he was calling
around to look after the road work of
this district, as in another week we far
mers will again be in the midst of busy
season. There's any number of grades
and bridges to be looked after ana if
our road boss doesn't look after bis job
better we will likely give it to somebody
else next spring.
Quite large party from Rush Lake
and vicinity are camping on the shores
of Devils Lake during the Chautauqua
amcng them are Edgar Lsntz, VIM.
Cook, VIM. Smith, David Friesen and
and many others whose names we are un-
able to recall. The party which left here
90 the excursion Of July 1st bad a sleep.
less night on the return trip, but report
enjoying the day immensely.
G. s. Friesen, our large farmer and
and thresher is advertising the sale OF
his complete new threshing outfit pur-
chased last fall. He desires to dispose
of the machinery on account Of his con-
templsted removal to the Canadian
Northwest with his family this fall. Any
one wanting good threshing outfit, as
complete and up to date as Mr.. Friesen's
will do we'll to call on him.
Courier Democrat., 1902-07-10
GOING TO FARGO.
A List of Those Who Take in she Farmers
Free Excursion Next Week.

A List of Those Who Take in she Farmers
Free Excursion Next Week.
This week the DEMOCRAT, through the
courtesy of Chairman PeterReidandother
members Of the county board, is enabled
to present its readers with complete
list, as far as it is within their power to
furnish, of those selected to 60 to the
state agricultural college at Fargo on the
Great Northern's free excursion next
Monday. Townships not represented on
the list have not responed to the requests
of the commissioner OF their district for
the name of a delegated representative
Of their township on the excursion. Be-
low is the list as far as it has been pos.
sible to complete it:
Alma-Frank Smith.
Berlin-Martin Platzkow.
Billings-Chas. G.. Billings and A. F.
Fielder.
Cypress-Alex Reid and Magnus
Snowfeld.
Dresden-Joseph Uhrich.
East Alma-Wm. Mcbride.
Easby-I. Armstrong.
Fremont-M. W. Galloway and wife.
Grey-John Cummy.
Gordon-Abrsham H. Goertz
Glenila-Hugh Mclean.
Harvey-William Ullyott and Donald
Mclaughlin.
Hope-John Rockstead,
Henderson-T. H. Thorfnnson.
Huron-D. L. Dutton
| Jackson-JosephH Hamanu.
Linden-David Hannah and John
Thody.
Loam-Peter j. Hanson and wife and
Frank Rylance.
Lapgdon-Alex Mclean.
Moscow-Carl Amoth.
Manila--Dan +. Mcdonald.
Mt. Carmel-John He'll.
Osnabrock-A B. Flom.
Olga-John T. Ellenson, w. H. Smith
and wife,
Perry-James Heating and Joseph
Rice
Storlie-S. Iverson Reimstedt.
South Dresden-Joseph Dunbar.
Trier-Dominick Schuler.
Weber-Andrew Weaver,
Delegates at Large-Alex Roney. of
Langdon; James Foard, of Milton, Dun
can McEwen, of Dresden.
Courier Democrat., 1902-07-10
Sealed Tenders.

Tenders wanted for the painting Of
eight school honses in Loan township.
School board to furnish all paint. Build
ings to be painted inside and out and re-
ceive two coats of paint. Dimensions OF
these building are as follows: Six of
these schools are 1924 with 9ft stud;
one 1925 with 9 foot stud; and one 2Ox30
with 10 IT stud. All tenders to be sent
to James Mirehouse, clerk, Langdon, N.
D., up to the hour Of p. N. The board
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids and is prepared to pay cash as soon
as the work is accepted.
BY Order of the School Board:
ALEX. RoNEY, President.
Jos: MoGAuvaA1 Ga Directors.