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The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15
CAN'T KEEN 1T SECRET

The splendid work of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills is daily coming to light. Nc
such grand remedy for Liver and Bowel
troubles was ever known before. Thous,
ands bless the tor curing Sick Headache
Bili~ousness, Jaundice and Indigestion
Try them. Only 25c atT.J. Greene&Co,
Dickinson, J. A. Ferris, Medora.
The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15
Al Estimate Of Society.

Az Estimate OF Society.
Ascum-You don't car much for 20.
ciety, do you?
Crabbe-No. Society is nothing but a
ridiculous school where every nobody
is taught to try to be somebody.-Phii'
adelphia Press.
The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15
For Sale

offer for sale the best ranch in West
ern North Oak. 1t is. equipped for either
sheep or cattle. l will sell a good band
OF sheep; will also sell my cattle and
horses. Will sell ranch with or without
stock.
1-25-tt DiGkinson.
The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOS
URE !.

Notice is hereby given that that certain mort
gage executed and delivered by John Jesehke
and Mary Jeschke, his wife, mortgaeors. 70
August A: D.; 1901, and fled for record In ths
Office OF the Register Of Deeds in the county Of
STARK and state Of North Dakota, On the 1Oth day
Of February A. D.. 1902, and recorded In Book ''3'
OF Mortgages on page 456. will be f0reclosed By
. sale of the premises in such mortgage and hero
matter described, at the front door Of the Stark
county court house in the city OF Dickinson,
county of Stark and state Of North Dakota, Of
tho hour of two O'Clock p. m. on the Sth day OF
April A. D., 1902. to satisfy the amount due upon
such mortgage on the date of sale.
The premises described in such mortessea and
which will be sold TO satisfy the lame arc dss-
cribed as follows, to-wit:
Lot numbered eight () in block numbered
three () in the town of South Dickinson (noW
the city Of Dickinson) according to the plat OF
said town of record in the ofe.oS OF the Registor
Of deeds within and for the county Of Stark sHd
stste Of North Dakota; the said mortgssQxahay.
Ing dcfsnltsd in the payment Of Qnes fasndcd
tober list. 1901; and under the terms o. said mort
gage the -whO.e sum and interest due thereon
having been declared Immediately duo and psy.
able by the MORTGAGE. ~
There will be due npon said mortgage at tho
date OF sale the sum of $214.71.
Dated February 20, 1902.
JOHN MEYER,
~ HortRsges.
SLIT -
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Strayod

One large red bull, a, short horned
animal, with some white spots. He is
branded with what is called a box brand.
Will pay S. for information leading to
his recovery. H. B. ScHArFNra,
7-S-tf Hebron, N. D.
The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15
teachers Wanted

Two teachers are wanted for Spring
vale School Dist. Not. The schools are
to open the lst day of April, 1902. All
applications should be addressed to
CARL HAMANN,
3-8-8t Richardson, N. D.
The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15
Wanted

To buy some secondhand furniture
Call at st. Paul house.
2-73.4t H. L. BLAcHLEY.
The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15
Cows for Sale.

! have mich cows, also springers for
sale at Northrop's yards in South Dick
inson. FRED ]. DICKINSON.
The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15
Bulls for Sale

have a carload Of purebred Hereford
and Shorthorn bulls for sale. Can be
e at Dickinson.
3-1-4t w. l.. RICHARDS.
The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15
Saturday, March IS, 1902.

PRINCE HENRY is said to be anx-
ious to get .one of Americas
horses, a fine stopper like Presi-
dent Roosevelt's.
The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15
Taken Up.

At my place on 3G-mile creek, one brown geld.
ing branded O on left should r, and cne black
property a n d pay charge
49,, FRANK IREER,
S'lo'sp. - Richardton, ND.
The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15
Taken To

Az our ranch. Is miles north west Of Dickinson,
ono gray horse. 10 years old, weight about 1900
branded ~ on left thigh. Owner can have
same by proving title and paying charges.
s-S.8p GORE RROTHERs
The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15

THE buttermakers of the state,
R. F. Flint, president, will meet
in New Salem on the 18th of April.
The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15
F0und

Ihe best line Of pumps, windmills and
gasoline engines there is made. We Are
selling them at prices that give COM.
petitors q black eye. Will also contract
70 Dig wells anywhere and everywhere.
z-z2-ti O. e. EOoTE.
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Farm Lands and Ranches
Wanted

Parties having farm lands and ranches
for sale can find buyers by listingsthem
with the undersigned. Z.
We have the buyers. Correspondence
solicited. al
E. H. SMITH LAND & LoAN4Go,
3.Jystf Austin, Nina,
The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15
City Warrants Called.

\ have money on hand 10 pay ou,s,and-
ing city warrants, register number lis to
Z inclnsive. Interest ceases from this
date.
Dickinson, Nd, March 9TH. 1901.
]. S. WHlTE,
3-o-2t City Treasurer.
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NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.

NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.
Land Office at Bismarck, Nd, March 10, 1902.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice OF his Intention to
make hnal proof in support OF his claim, and
der., Clerk of the District Court. at his once in
Hnckinson, N. D., on the 18Th, day of April, 1902,
EMANUEL WOVAK
or the set sec. rs, twp. 40 n, range 81 ".
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation ~
said land, viz:
Josef Zahradnik, Avis Komberec, Iepsts
Dolezal, Thomas Oukrop, all of Dickinson. N. b.
s-lS-st A. G. McGILLIvRAY, Register.
The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15

Haynes Palace Studio
Car will be at Dickin-
son March 81. %, %
and "a. Photos at the
lowest prices ever Off
cred.
The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15
Horses for Sale.

Horses for Sale.
Heavy draft horses, we'll broken, for
sale at prices that will suit Ranch
head Of Maybe Creek. Address me
at Dickinson.
II H. c. Qu,s1os.
The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15
Notice to all Concerned.

Your attention is called to the law providing
Tor the inspection and dipping of all sheep
other state. wish to serve notice that any vio.
Aation bof this law In Billings county will be
A. 4. MARTIN,
tistt ehssp Jnspectof ter Btllingr County.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
HIGHER STATE COURTS.
HARRIS COUNTY CASES ON APPEAL
WERE AFFIRMED.
Ore Of Them Certified TO the Supreme
Court, Others We're sub'nitted---5usi-
ness Before the Supreme Court,

Galveston Texas January ~ Tho FOL.
,.,.,,,. ..r',,,,,,,,,', - saa 80 a., ,ho
court Of civil appeals
Affirmed II II. G. RutIer vs. George
r1rn,an rro,, srai,h ts,aot,ts ,nd ronas,,
fF""" "o'u H"''.h' Hie'.F anu p'poSl'
Company of Maryland W. s. X seymour
Mrs. & t. GIbhs ct al ye j. G. Ashford
- sna.,, VII. p,ai.. n,,,,ro, ,n,slv.r
" ~ ll"u' Nu'h''' h'"N' p"P'''' 'vV'''e'
vs.. Joseph Tamborilla, from Harris {
Jnpko & Co vs. Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher
,.,,, r1ar.,s, .,,,,,,,,s' ,.,oon,,,ood q, ~ va
il''p h''t'N' '"'''iaS ~ ''""V'u "
Houston Ice and Brewing Company, from
Harris: A, ! Broiherton ct al vs. Ander
son ,.ynps G N,n,d f,,n Icon. l. puster
S'n ''""S "a'"' I""'n ~" 80 50
a Go. vs. a. u, Anderson ct all from Leon.
Certified To supreme courti n H. Naquin
uv.vs Twas s,yIngs snb Raai ,sta,,. IN.
" "N 49, -,
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Rnadnastsr j. L. Walsh.

Roadmaster ]. L. Walsh Of the Houston
East aud West Texas railway died last
night at $50 o'clock at his residence, Nc.
0C2 Bingham street. Mr.. Walsh had been
III Of pneumonia for some time On severll
occasions be rallied, the last time at Z
o'clock yesterday morning, and hopes were
again entertained for his recovery, shortly
after noon yesterday he began 10 fall ne IN
and continued 10 sink until the end came
peacefully nj the hour stated Mr.. Walsh
was 80 years Of age. He leaves wife and
four children, three sons ana one daush'
ter; also a brother, Frank, and three Il p
ters. Mrs. John Mccarthy, Mrs Palr cs
Bradley aud Miss Josephine Walsh, all IN
Canada.
Mr. Walsh had been with the Houston
East and West Texas for many years anu
was one of the most valued employees "a
the service Of the road he ranked hlSl
with the officials and was a favorte VITA
the mon beneath him.
The ftI era viii take place this afternoon
from the residence and then 10 81. PAT
rick's church. Rev Father Donnelly VIII
offclate and the remains will hc laid 10
rost in Hollywood
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

r Il. Breeder of Cuero is CUES, at the
Bristol
Il, w Matt Of Yookum Is located at the
Bristol
Miss Della Kiam left last night for Dial.
las on two weeks visit to Mrs. Joe Luz.
Miss Cora Tooe Is back from sherman
and Will be here for n few weeks with
her mother at 1904 Travis street
Mrs S. NJ. Williams has boon seriously
IN and her many friends win he glad to
know that She has fully recovered
Mrs. I. X Lawrence Of Bryan is visit.
ing this city, the guest of her friend. Mrs,
81 Packard. NJ. 1Iul CraWfcrd sttett.
Mrs. G, II. Bealc has returned to her
nome IN MONTGOMERY, Ala accom-
Mr. James Lacy Of Austin, who has
been visiting Galveston for some weeks,
Is In this city and will remain hcre for two
or three days
Miss Mary Swopc is visiting her cousin.
Mrs !. A Gallagher. ut san Antonio 9nd
on her return viii stop at Seguin to visit
Mrs Emily Craze.
ternadonal and Great Northern railway,
with hcHdquartCr az Palestine. regis cred
yesterday an the Bristol
MIR j. VI. Mathis. alderman from he
Third ward N Broi ham is visiting this
rity ana H. inc guest OF lis friaHd Mr. C..
These gentlemen paid The editorial depart
mont Of The ost u pleasant call last night.
The following capitalists and rice land
investors are here looking over the rice
lands contiguous 10 Houston Messsrs y.
T. Rowson William Wilman, Z. Bliss.
$. J. johnson. u. c. Ritchic G. w. Hoher,
]. NJ Cooper aud L. G.. Martip of Jen-
nings, La; I'd Campbell and W. I Sudber.
nccke OF Virginia, Ill; James Miller OF
Decatur. III; j. o. hieliby of Hiilsboro,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17

Austin. Texas, January i6--The follow.
Ing proceedings were had IN the supreme
court today:
Application granted. city Or Dallas -
al We. Dallas Consolidated Electric street
Railway. from Dallas.
Applications refused: First National
Bank OF Brownsville ys. l.. W. r.. cowcn,
from Cameron; W. L. Diamond aud Oak
cnn Sewer Company vs., Beu w. Smith,
from Dallas; r. Harding VS. Commission
ers Court OF McLennan county, from Nc.
Lehman; Waxahache Cotton OIL Conn ety
vs. e. g. McLain, from Ellis; Interna-
tional and Great Northern Railroad Com
pany vs.. Josh Harris, from Dexar; MaJof
Hart et al VS.. Kittie c. Meredith, from
Be1ar; Theodore Keller vs.. Liverpool and
London and Globe Insurance Company,
from Harris; Sam Lazarus vs., j. w.
JOhnson ct al. from Archer. Texas and
Pacific Railway Company W.. Hugh lark
ipRton from Bowie.
Certified questions answered: william NJ.
Kellett vs.. Callle r. Trtee, from McI.en.
nan; G. H. Luedde Va. c. II. Hooper,
from McLennan.
Postponed by agreement: Missouri, Kan.
sas ana Texas Railway Company of Texas
~ W, II. Carter e. Bro. ct al, from Polk.
Submitted: u, J Graves vs.. D.. p.
Kinney ct al, from Travis; l.. A. Hard
man vs.. Ferry Crawford. from San Saba.
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seeelae q AZ cases Of dyspepsia aud dls

tFeclnc IN M cases or dyspepsia and dis
Almost everybodys digestion Is disorder
"a more Or less ana the eoininonest thing
they do for IL Is I" take some one OF the
many cases ARE merely strong cathsrtics
such things are not needed II tho organs
are 10 ciogged condition., they need only
o little help and they will right themselves.
Cathartics irritate the sensitive linlpeB ct
the stomach aud bowels and often do more
harm than good,
rursing Is not what is needed. The
thing to do IS to put the food 10 condition
% be readily digested aud assimllated
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets DO thiS perfect,
" They partly digest what Is eaten and
give the stomach fist the help II ueeds
They stimulate the secretion aud exeftiai
Of the digestive duids and relieve The fa4,
Fested condition OF the glands and ihe.n-
tenn in condition TO do IT'S work When
that Is done you need take no more tablets,
unless you eat what does not agree with
yon. Then take one or two taDlefs-gtye
them needed hell and yo1 viii have no
trouble
It's common sense medicine and CON.
mon sense treatment aud IL will cure every
time. Not only cure The disease, bur cure
the cause. Goes about II Ia a perfectly
sensible and scientinc way,
We have testimonials enough to All a
book, but we don't publish many Of them
However
Mrs. i. NJ. Faith Of Byrd's Greek wis,
says; Il have taken all the. Tablets SGT
| OF you and they have done their work well
10 my case, for feel like different per
son altogether don't douht II had not
got them ! should have been at rest By
this time"
II. u. willard. onslow. iowa, says; -sfr.
| White OF Canton was telling me OF your
| Dyspepsia Tablets curing him Of Dyspepsia
! from which he had suffered for eight yeass.
AS l am a sufferer myself Wish you 70
send me a package by return mail"
| Phil Brooks, Detroit, Mich, says; ''10ur
| dyspepsia cure has worked wonders In my
| but am now entirely cured and enjoy lie az
! never have before. ] gladly recolrmesd
| them
II VIII cost soc to nnd cut tuss how npch
/ TRY them--that's tts Best way 70 teca9t
| All druggists sell them 4 little bQ1f ~
stomach diseases will Be Ms;lsd fr9$ tXs4&
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
|,,,ust is,rct Court Clerk John B.
| d ,rns 10 Settle the Question
10 ats RGaT TO THE FEES
do, from Both the Civil District
-s,,,s in This county---A Friendly
Proceeding

,,,inv over n year ago the question
..ised ne to whether or not Mr.. John
i uin,ons as district clerk was entitle |
a, salary and fees accrulng from 10th
,t4u district courts In tn 3 county,,
u1t,ope eontended that be wns but
4 ..1sr 10 settle the matter he went vol
.ar,tr before the roGuty commissioners
IN sleqpsted to them that IN so much
A 40 question had been raised he re-
ss,ed mat they pass upon the matter,
n they could not settle 1t themselves
N, they institute suit against him and
IN s,retles on his bond that the question
mi he judlcLilly passed upon by the
Arrtme court
In obedience to this request by Mr..
t,l,ams. hut after some delay, Mr. T..
n, IKE was employed to represent the
Ern,y in the filing OF the suit by reason
the fact that County Attorney #. Lee
Ihw,uder was related 20 the defendant,
re5nest Of Mr. Williams 10 have tao
n, 6foncht being supplemented by the
&onest Of County Attorney Schwauder n
mini some attorney, other than himself,
T, present the county in the case AMI
4 an iol owed the appointment by IN
XVI, of Nh +. s. Burke to assist the
%Spty attorney IN the bringing of the
Rrsls vos some time ago, but the suit
IL fled only yesterday.
NM n,tirt6u rrct.s that the suit Is
kmrht by order OF the commissioners
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OF INTEREST TO ~ - - -
y - ~ FEMININE READERS.

spreading trailing SKIRT Of the sesstr. was
laid IN. hnc tucks. nom the waist 70 thA
level Of the shaped aognce which was en-
embroidered with black AZ me foot Of
the skirt appeared Darrow rufnes OF white
Cluny lace, edged with biack velvet paby
edged with white lace threaded with black,
lace trimmed With black velvet baby rib
hons. There was q hign collar OF whlta
lace embroidered with pink nowers The
slsshod sleeves OF blue gloria showed puotd
lace undersleeves.
fashions for the winter resorts are for the
NEST part not spring fashions, hut winter
styles adapted TO spring materials, some
Easter costumes are shadowed forth b
them, but rs rule, however charming,
they are not instructive. Toe percales.
dimities, Swiss musius and other snmnier
stutfs with which. as soon a. the holidays
are over, the dry goods people Hood the
counters. mean to the average woman Just
this
The details Of fashion are less closel.
followed IN the simpler summer wash
stuns than In other materials. and some
are well gotten ont Of the wsy before II
Is necessary 20 consider more elaborate
spring costumes,
Whether they he Important ar II minor
| consequence, the spring materials lust now
exhibited are charming | saw yesterday
the most beautiful organdies that ever have
been shown TO me. saw dlmties in which.
| " would seem, the imagination ~ the man
| who from childhood has slept among How
| ers has been blosspmlnr / saw Swiss
| pusitns that were Ike nothing SO much as
Alpine mists o. morning and evening. Cob
! wehs strcwn with flowers describes the
productions Of the spring ~ 1909 The
! most fragile, the most fiirylike N loan
products carry tho EaScst ana the bright
| est of floral decorations Every posy that
| over was honrlshed in a maiden's garden
| is horne on threads that surely wers spun
| by fays,
| 4 dinner dress destined for wear al tno
| carnival Of New Orleans illustrates 4 pres
! ont use Of these most delightful " ma
,crlals II Is made u white muslin, aow
| q pnfed blouse, decoletc, arranged w 4
| po'nt with two bands ~ Arn,ine edgine
/ 'hc dechlctaeo The sleeves fdrni twh hal
| loonlikc pung stopping NJ t'n elbows. TIVE
! skirt Is gathered 10 q lace belt ~ Tho hips
| and is dockcd With a shaped HounCe head
| Cd by nand ~ Nrnlhc
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A DAY IN THE CITY.

&MARRIED AT HUNTERS RETREAT
Ne. &. L, Sims and Miss Eda Laird were
happily married Yesterday morning at IL
8clocs at the home of the brides mother,
In. A. c. Laird, iu Hunters Retreat,
4exas. After the ceremony an elegant
mach was served 10 the happy YOUNG
d aple and their many friends present ".
AIMS Is well known In Houston, beng
'6nnected viii Sudprnlan. Dosou & Co,
HptYaetors. Mss Laird was one of Mont
emery COUNTS falreSt young women
e SHANNON BbRGAARD. - Justice Mat
News was caIed upon at his office yes
|trdAy morning by Mr.. j w. shannon of
'Btazcria count, and Miss Sarah Bergaard
N Mlndeu, Mel, who informed the urbane
Hstlcp that thy wished him Ia tic the
Anpilal BLot tr them. In very short
I'M Impressive ceremony the obliglng lla-
AZ plOnouucedthc happy couple innn and
'Sife. Alr. an Mrs. shannon expect to
dlke their fUtEG home at Arcola, Texas.
NJ AN INTERESTING ANNOUNCEMENT. -
S3lss Edie JGes entertained the Hard
ines club yelcrday with a luncheon, at
~ hich Miss Aha Miller, the president Of
|&e club mad the very interesting an
G3puncement tht the hostess would be mar.
n led In the eaU part OF April TO Mr.. Nc
lure Kelly olDallas. Miss Jones is the
fiaughter Of NJ. II A, Jones OF the South.
IN Pacific ans Is one of the most admired
|6Dd one OF thfsreatcst favorites among the
IA ciet'7 girls Houston. Mr.. Kelly VIII
fmoye TO Hdston ana reside here after
rs marriage
N CoLoRED RPHANS' HOME. Rev. w.
y. Dickson, perlntendent Of the Dickson
III olored 0rphhge at Gilmer. Texas. has
sleen in the cE for the past several days
fAolulng meetiFS at the Antioch Baptist
8{hureh IN thentorest of an effort now be.
8Fg made to hct new building In place
fg the one rently destroyed by FIRE. They
1eaye alrendy rccted chapel Kitchen
24au another snl cottage, hut as they are
FAN taxing cf Of eighty-siX children. nd
~ iohal roomiS necessary. and Superin.
xEnqent Dickm Is cndeayoriug TO raise
s*nldlng.
RARE PLArS AND SHADE TREES
S.N eather ohsFer McNabb was yesterday
ne &, recipient q supply OF rare and val.
&4nss pants nd shade trees from the
X forst,r o. Mepepartment OF plants aud
&fiesilN ~ NShiDgton, for himself and
,enas He psented most of the shade
Hsrs ana a II of the rare plants to sam
'tstoh parLthe balance will he placed
III ~, ~ noweriardens of his friends. This
.ae SECOND consignment from the de-
iuunent thaMr. McNabb has distributed
rpbuston' hrst lot being supply OF
H ipnoI tree all of which are thriving,
4 ithogg possedhrough the late heavy freeze
'aout dame.
"A 'ipTHIs THE WRECK. Justice
= as'sews Weed the remains Of the two
1fcn hlec lrthe wreck on the Southern
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COUNTY BRINGS SUIT

conrt ~ HART. .
natssd hv tbnt county; through orders
Iin, tussIF ~ hVl the hitter order ON.
th,s MI, 4, Ilsloe ~ NJ. Burke.
ni.pr,c, rids,. o,wo.ulght by the county against
Mrssis MilllamS and his bondsinen.
SSrrskkrs,, a hHSer' and is Tor Sg0nl0 the
fces coli ,sd ,, w ne lue the county for
Mr WinEiar,us 'or thG use OF The county ~
ra6. ana whtet s mi nus term Of Office be
4, ,sos ht $500 s"ip amount the petition nj,
~. h, "%eiicucnlt ma not report aud which
Since ei NJ ~ In "p' more correctly to state.
frndcnt o '44"s nFP ~ the hands Of the dc.
tcssii,i, a., KIN IN nol., 50 II Is alleged. &c.
iba ~, ,,1,,ss.. pl9lhtlH II also alleges that
mr. ~ rnu wG,. ~, uses tne papers demanded
ri,i,ttc 'i'''' M account thereof Ia the
hs nl,,n,to -
aittnl, "nnh,u, p'4ss INC count 10 imnia.
nnrforn, XXI ,ht = speelal clerk Pre- tenn 10
i.ii"IW W the duties of clerk Al this court
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Pacihc near Orange on Wednesday. There
was no evidence taken IN the matter one
~ the bodies was Identified rs that of v
Il. smith NJ Franklin, Texas. ana the 10.
Wright and shipped to that place He was
about - years ~ age. The BODY Of the
ether man was 50 badly fnanrcd that den.
tlhcation was alnost impossible me aody
mas not been officially deutidcd ID Acting
Coroner Matthews. but 1t has hcon pri,Ii@'
~, ldentthed as that Of T. rannehnl, bu
where his home wl4 is not known. Ihr
remains VII he hell until to-day for posi-
from his people The remains arc an Ross
d WrishtS undertaking establishment.
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sin Land prIoes.

Granger. Texas, January 15.-During the
closing month Of the year some 1000 acres
~ farm lands sold near here at prices rang
ing from $40 to SEQ per acre, Among the
recent sales was the farm Of Sam Fisher
~ Austin, 472 acres, % J.. c. McCrary, for
$3.50 per acre; J NJ. crawford's farm OF
16O acres 20 DR.. J.. q. Anderson &c $40;
W. " Hill. an eighty-aerc farm at $50
Der acre. 70 Robert Defrsil; John woytik.