davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
COAST LINE Marrow tisas
(Foot OF Market Strset.)

I.46A Santa Cruz EXCURSION Is und AZ
OnlyJ ..................... s.ss.s.s
1.15ANewark. Centerville, San joss.
FELTON,. Boulder Greek, Santa
Cruz and wny Stations .....-..
to.f5A Newark, San Jose. FELTON,, Boulder
Creek. Santa Cruz...........-...
t3.16pN Centerville. San jose,
New Almaden. Los Gatos. FELTON,,
Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz and
Principal Way Stations ........
t.16PSewark. San Jose, Los Gstos,
WIFI
l.16p Saturday and Sunday for FELTON,,
Boulder Creek Santa Cruz
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

Only 2400 skins have been taken by
British Columbian sealing vessels dur
ing the season just ended. which Is
the worst on record.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
A moderate depression overlies the valley of
the Colorado. Thunderstorms are reported at
Flagstaff. Salt Lake and Boise.
The temperature has risen about degrees
in Sacramento Valley and fallen rapidly In
Northern Arizona.
San Francisco and vicinity-Far Sunday:
light south winds, changing to brisk westerly
south Winds changing to brisk westerly
Forecast made at San Francisco for twenty
four hours ending midnight, August 2a:
Northern California-Fair Sunday; light
scuthe winds. changing to brisk westerly.
Los Angeles and yicinity-Fair Sunday; fresh
south winds.
San Joaquin valiey-Fair Sunday; light
north winds.
Coast-Fair Sunday; brisk northwest winds,
north of Point Conception
Nevada-Fair Sunday.
A. G. McADiE. Local Forecaster
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Weather Report.
02Oth Meridian-Pac!fc Time1
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 26. 1906 D. m.
The following maximum and minimum tan,
peratares are reported for the previous day:
11incinhatl -sz-oS Philadelphia -. 1892
boston 66-3S New Ycfk 1862
Jacksonville .9G-76 Pittsburg .745s
St Louis --.-.-1G-I0 Washington -. SO-84
Chicago .........7 72-6S Honolulu ~ r a. 70
SAN FRANCISCO. IO-54
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Fruit and Wheat Bulletin.
For the twenty-four hours ending p. m.
10th meridian time, San Francisco Au-
gust 26:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.l

CHICAGO, Aug. z5.--Chicago won two clev-
eriy contested games from Boston to-day. The
first game in the sixth when Isbell
Int into lett field fer two bases. sending In
runs Tie second was niu and tuck till the
nth. when Green singled, stole second took
third on bad throw By Armbruster and
SCORED on Isbrlis Iiy to Stah Attendance,
80, coo. Scores:
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NEW YORK TAKES TWO
FROM CINCINNATI NINE
Overall Lets In Three Men
With a Wild
Throw.
fNArIoNAL LEAGUE.l

NEW YORK Aug 26.-New York defeated
Cincinnati in both games of a double-header
to-day. winning the first with two runs In the
first inning. A wild throw by Overall, letting
in three men. was mainly responsible for Gin
cinnati's defeat in the second game. Attend
ance 10000. Scores:
First game R II. f.
Batteries-walker and schlei; McGinnity and
Bowerman. Umpire-ODay.
Second game H. H. +.
Cincinnati ................ ~ =
Batteries-overaii and Street; Taylor.
Mathewson. Bresnahan and Bowernan. Cm-
pire-O' Day.
BOSTON. Aug o6-Fraser's wildness COM
tune hitting. gave pittsburg tour runs and the
game Attendance 1900 Score
Ptsssbure PHs.Gn ......9 8 :
Batteries-Fraser and Moran; Leaver and
Gibson. Cmpire-Klem.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-Chicaso to-day
won both sames oil a double-header from Phil
adelphia. Attendance 1890. Scores:
First game r. II. e.
Philadelphia .....................s 9 2
bal-- --ries--N.chols and Dooln: Wicker and
Second game r. H. e.
rhiaasel rhilaaelphla -.-.--......--...... g 9
Batlcries-Dusglob by and Abbott: Brown and
Klns. Cmpre--Johnst,n
BkROkLIN, f.ug -J.--Hanlon's broke even
header. the visitors winning the first game and
he locals gaining the second. Score:
First 6anie- r. H. Z.
Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures. 5 O
Batteries Mitchell and Berger; Brown and
Leahy. Cmpires-Emslie and Bausewine
Second game- R. H. E.
broo"iyii ......-..-.............. 1 2
s' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. atals and p,;;sr. av,or ana
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SUNDAY. AUGUST 27.

NOTE-In the above exposition OF the tides
the early morning tides given In the left
hand column and the successive tides Of the
day in the order of occurrence to tins; the
fourth time column gives the last tide Of the
day. except wien there are but three tides as
sometimes occurs The heights given in
addition to the soundings OF the United States
Coast Survey Charts, except when minus t-)
sign precedes the height. and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane OF reference is the mean
Of the lower low waters
-
Time Ball.
Branch Photographic Office. u. S. N. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal.
Saturday, August &c. 1905.
The Time Ball the tower OF the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day
l. e.. at noon of the 120th meridian, or at
D. Greenwich time. ]. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, u. S. N, In charge.
Northern Wheat Market.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. Aug. 26.-WHEAT-Steady, un--
changed. Bluestem. re; Club, 69c; Red, csc.
OREGON.
PORTLAND. Aug. 28.-wHEAT-Club, 500
roc: Bluestem, 72073c; Valley, 73c.
WANTS A DIvORCE.-Jennie I. Gilmore
filed suit yesterday for divorce from John H.
Gilmore. The plaintin alleges desertion.
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WANTS DIvORCEs-Jennie I. Gilmore
filed suit yesterday for divorce from John H.
Gilmore. The plaintiff alleges desertion.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25

rurrs u vas nu exhibition bath n
power AMI ruiuruuor Ito WIS damn
aul apllugri.r when ~ length hr " 4,
tel With o. mighty bang u L.s f..lt au.l
sai down le-ic mr IT, sah hr was
uadly uut ~ practicv When offered
CONGRATULATIONS The nddlrr was a
small nan with n short lcg aud char.
ayirr that was minus onr dimension
u bad length aud hradth. hut M
tH.rhu'ss llr at with III. fellow play
'r un n little platfuFm az one rni " the
rrnm Tie was an obi man who wan.
drr''l 40 over tho township with IA.
h'l'lr lie played by ear. nnd have
s','u lahl,- smile and nld mrn dap,,
when hls low was sVaylng I frmrm.
lTr That wb~u ] hcari Il tut The nrs,
tur ! drirrmlnvi that ! should IT, a
udi'rf " ! v,T srvw h. D. a man. hut
David toll me that nddlrrs wen. a
Nurihlcs, % aui that 10, WIS., man
should ever fool with a nlils ono !.
lurhN. ! have ,in,r lranr,i. IL any
df".m u yesterday shall stand ne
lri''r hrhi u igiay uf tlIr morc
s'ar,hing rays ~ tomorrow.
'li"lsr y~r partn-rs f.f Money
MUSK The raiirf shouted
uliT and 81 into I'm. th. music
started. TIE c.rei-s began lar
win luWrfs hn uii but ffslv man
s'ssl up beside tir fidiru uhi,tuus
With ''btriy and ,ieor a. thsy PLAYED
u vas piyosurv ~ scc some ~ the
oh'cr men " tic uc.chlothooI IoIu ih,
d.a'N not by skipping plsyfully ln TIC
oWu"rs They irici 10 rally their no.
willing wives and TrnrralJ u numl~r
n them wvrc dancing before the nlrh,
was over Tie Tie AMI rulor N m,
s'rn" The frcsh young fac- " the
girls some " them nu,irls N rustic
b'auiy the playful antics u the young
m'n, the mrrry ~ their fathers.
The laueh,rf. tho airs " gallantry. tho
rlanrcs ~ Affection thrrr i masi, In
the though, " Il all that make. me
/ young aRaln
Thew VIEW teams l-cfore AMI l-hlnd
ne shen We came home late q, night
- sleepy that the stars wen, r.lins
a. No loohel al them
This night l. tho end of man,
thlnss," rcmark-i
"And tho beginning % better one.
! hape" was ber answer
We hu, they arr ~ Ear away
SO w tsaaa 49, co. ,
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then, as she stood a moment LOOKING
down at the flower in silence.
Il shall keep your secret" she said
tendcrly and hesItatlng as she spoke
"and when you are through college
and you are older and am older-and
you love me as you do now-I hope-l
shall love you, too-as--I do now"
Her lips were trembling as she gave
me that sweet assurance, dearer TO me
far dearer-than all else remember
OF that golden time, and tears were
coursing down her cheeks. For myself
l was In u worse plight Of emotion. |
dare say she remembered also the look
OF my face In that moment
do not speak Of It again. she said
as we walked away together on the
shorn sod Of the orchard meadow, now
sown with apple blossoms, until We
are older. and II YOU never speak again
shall know you-you do not love me
any longer"
lH' hAlhI HoIu souHdthf w AuAp
81 and walked slowly back.
"Do look all right?" she asked. turn,
ing her face 20 me and smiling sweeuy
"All right" said. Nobody would
know that any one loved you-exccp'
for your beauty and that one tear track
on your cheek"
She wiped Il away as she laughed.
Mother knows anyway" she said
and she has given me good advice
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Synopsis of Previous Chapters.

CHAPTER II am left an orphan at
six and am saved from adssolute uncle
by Eben Holden, an old man who has
worked for my father. Uncle Eb takes
me through the wilderness from Yer
mont to seek a new home in New York
State.
U.-Our adventures in the woods.
Uncle Eb scares away a panther.
III. A woman presents a little wag-
on to me, to which Fred, our dog, is
etched. A man tries to enter our
amp in the woods.
IV.-Uncle Eb repulses the intruder
We stay in an old cabin and are warned
uring the night to leave by its mystic
iOus owner.
III meet Jed Peary, country poet
who takes a liking TO me. | am almost
frozen TO death and am saved by I'm
Gle Eb.
VIII Hope and try 70 save our old
dog from the butchers hands, but are
compelled by circumstances TO leave
him to starve.
TX The mysterious might man, a
nocturnal prowler Of the countryside, is
bugaboo to the children. Story Of Ne
hemiah Brewer, who killed another boy
by accident, ran away and was report
ed drowned near Van Deiman's land.
escort Hope TO school lyceum. -
X win distinctionat school. Hope s
musical ability develops. Her voice is
praised by young Mr.. Livingstone, a
visitor from the city. disclose my
love for Hope to Jed Feary, who ad.
vises me to study.
II and XII Gerald Brewer. my
young foster brother. dies. Hope anC
go away TO the Hillsborough academy.
XIII My Academy work is praised
Mr.. Livingstone sends Christmas gifr.
from the city 10 Hope and her mother
XIV Hope and confess our mutua
love, which is not TO be spoken Of un.
I'll We are older
XIV Hope and ! 60 TO a country
dance.
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am % - four war, IN college po-si
bly, ! can fnlsh In thr-e-
Perfectly TERRIBLE she said. and
then she addci the favorite phrase and
tone ~ her mother. We must b. IA
iirnt"
y nm very sorry Of one thing"
sad
What's thatf-
I promised M, 20 ash you Tor on.
murr kiss
We'll then" said abe. 'yca you
nc,dnt ask me-"
AMI IN a moment hslp~i her out al
tho DOR.
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Six Million Acres.

The state ~ Texas will place on sal.
September Z. is-oi. sN million acres ~
state lands scattered throughout the
state AZ from 81 60 s. per acre. one.
iori'cth cash down. forty ycar tim,
on balance. . per cent interest
Write Tor particulars. also about
cheap rates b. the Southwest August
u. september and 70. October 3
and o.
J. " laBcaumc. & =. and T. A.
Cotton l'clt Route. So Louis. No
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25
Low Settlers RATES
10 Points In The Nesi and Southwest
Via Cotton Bell Route.

On hrt and third Tuesday, Of each
month rulnd trip tickets will b, s,Il il
points in Southeast Missouri. Ariansas
Louisiana and Texas. al rate of III.
iarc plur s. Sioroycfs allowed aU ifr
going tip "a days in which 20 return
Cotton Belt Route trains lcay, S,
l"un morning and evening. making
connection with all lines. and carr,
''ocpcn. chair cars and parlor ,af,
car
Write boz fur literature dcscrib,nr ,fs
cheap lands along the Cotton Bel.
Route. tor maps. time table and nfuf
nation about rates. etc.
T. o. SCHAEFER. TIA
Cotton Bslt Route. Cincinnati %
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Al
0J remembrance. When we came
back Tor another vacation the fields
were aglow with color and the road,
Were now Ovcrlrified with meadow
music and the smell u clover. had
credltahly taken examination Tor col
legc, where | was 10 begin my course
IN the fall. with a scholarship Hope
had made remarkable progress 10 music
and was soon going 10 Ogdensburg for
instruction.
\ year had gone nearly since JED
Fcary had cautioned me about falling
In love. had kept enough u my heart
about me To do business with" but
had continued 10 fccl an uncomfortable
absence In the region of H. Young men
q ll.ilshorough many Of whom. | felt
SURE. had a smarter look than had
iid s'uhh,rnly Tor Hopes favor | won
derci often II did not turn her head
this tribute ~ rustic admiration. But
ste ~eemcl 10 hc all unconscious Of it,
cause AMI went about her work with
small conceit N herself Many q time
they had tried 10 take her from my arm
Ut the church door-a god naturei
phase Of youthful rivalry there In those
days-but she bad always said laugh.
iugly. NO, thank you" and cluug all
the closer 20 me Now lci Fciry had
no knowledge N N, worry 10 gave me
or ~ tile peril II suggested I knew
that Il FELT frcc 10 tell him all b,
would give TIVE other counsel.
! was now seventeen aud she a bl,
older. and had ! not heard of many
youn; men and women who had bryr
engaged aye. even marricI=at that
agcf Well a. Il happened a DAY be
foW she left us To ~ IN her work h
oedenshurg, wlvv she was 10 live will
her uncle. ! made an end " DELAY
considered carefully what a man uurh
10 LAY Ia the circumstance. anl
thought | had near an a,rumtc notion
W" Wcrc IN the vaulyu together thr
playground ~ our yhildhui
"iiurc, have ,cyryt tn tell YOU
said.
"A s'yc,," she exclaimed elscriy. "
love -,s'rrts"
\ great secrrt." repeated. " fcI
my face burning
Why. Il must b. something awful"
Not vcG." .iammv,d IIavn
missed my cue FROM uic beginning
Wa, uuW utterly ,1uui>.,l
William" She cNclaims,l. what
tho matter uf yuuF
III ana in love-" said 1. very aw.
wari'y.
IL that ally She answered. taf
NJ hru'g Doe h'r tome q tUn.Hi
was had news"
s,o'pci to pIge r1>c uui laulc
tito her
Well she remarked Sobcry. bf
smiling liitlc IN she liftci the ~,
her lIps, lis Il any one known
felt q was going badly with m
but caught a sudden inspiration.
You have never scyu her" | said
u she had suspected the truth ha
turned the tables On her. and now VI
was guessing A quick change cen
Into her fac,s aud Zoe moment I, "a,
me conhdcncr
Us she pvttyl" she askcl yer
seriously a. she dropped the flower an
looked down. crushing Il beneath b,
foot.
'Shc ls vey beautiful Il l. You
love. Hope"
A Hood ~ colcr camc into her rhc,l
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Wait. she added. stopping md turn.
lng 10 me Your eye, arr wet"
| felt fuF NY handkerchief.
Take mine. she said.
Elder Wh,marsh was 90 the house.
and they were al sitting down 10 din.
uer as We came Ia.
Hello" said Uncle III. "Hcres a
sOod look.u' couple We've got a elack
IN pie an Bapt.s' minister Ter dinner
an both good. Take yer pew neg {
the minister" he added vs. be- held a.,
chair Tor me.
Then We all bowed our heads. and
felt hearty amen for tho elder.
wurls
- lord, may 40 our doing aud say
ms and vHt.us aud drinking VI COL. ia,
D." Gone us To- thy sight Tor our ctcrna
happiness and Tor Thy g.oy. Amen"
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NAnkA0 NNNls NNu 1 myself have auWU
gitt u penetration I knew shortly
that Mr.. Rr,wrr. wise aul prudent
woman that sb, was. had Suspected
my love fnr ll,'' 1ui hog love for mr
aud had toll hcs what she ought u ,ay
u spoke ~ Il.
IN" maturity " judgment Ia Hope
answer must have brrn N. result OF
much thought aII counsel. Il scvmei
IN me
~ you 10 uV speak again I shall
Know You do not love me any longcg '
she had said They we're brave vne,s
That siu'l fnr something YER, d~,, In
The character II tIu.r p,,,plc ,.Gf
repression HAT vas sublime. often .u
ihc.r w"myu. A. I said t,,m q, m,
-c'f 'hu,c luucly summvr day. ln Iarl.
way ] saw iu th,Ir sweet ssu.H,au,
u' h.ui " 10" b.tiru,-. thrt wen. @,
bring HUT Iui knows I have tai rf
Nllr' ~ p.ru,un, auI up ulrr Iaiir-
u'>, ihIu ir,-r,-i
u was "a lonely summer Or mr I
bad better, from ligv iru Uf urm
which I stu s.yp AMI uai. often will
something u ihy 100 pI.asu4, s...
letter, that nil VI brr vo-I sml
tr.c'Hls aul give uc ,,mc sU,t ruH
SCI aui mucb assurance between IN.
line,
travelled 10 new road, that ,ars,.cs
time. Politics anil religion a. we'll NJ.
low" lrgau 10 Interest mr Shaver,
was lp'niug Into ihr proportion u 4
grat ISSUE. AMI the st1r.r. III rruol,,
aud Outrage va The plantation. N M,
south STIRRED my young blssi ami
made u ready Tor the letting n ha,
TIE In Uols time The s,,.~S.hr. In m.
senate wcc rad aloud lu our .i,tin.
RON after supp-t The ia, tho rribup.
came. aud all bent tongue to ,hsll
discussion
Iei feary was with ~ one evening
! remember, when our talk ,urpri Inn.
long ways. tho cnd ~ which ns,,
never found 10 this day. giIsat-,,h IA.
'''-'' 'aa''ins ~ slave Nh, ,,.,,,,iin.
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Jarr~i %" nouse uts trousers ,egs
Werr caught 90 the tops II his nne
bcots. lie Nodded 20 me a. came In
snapped his fingers aud doubl~i his
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CHATTER w

m people ] ever know Eliza
brth lirpwrr hal the surct
eye Or booking into one =
soul, aui I myself have SOME
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CHAPTER XIV

IyATlE went back TO our work again
w shortly, the sweetness and the
EOTJ bitterness Of life fresh In our
~ remembrance. When We came
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-03-23
netles and Citation, Hearing Of
Final Account and Distribution.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA!
County OF Griggs
In County Court. before Hon. W. H, Carle-
ton. Judge.
In the matter Of the Estate Of syver john
John 4. Olson, Administrator usajee q ca.,e.
VS.. -. n.>.s., q
Simon johnson, ~ .seEat u
John johnson and Ft0al Aoooont
Sever johnson, Respondents. ] 4 plsasjbu1loo.
The State Of North Dakota. to the above
You. the taid Simon johnson John johnson
and Sever johnson. are hereby. notified that
the final account Of the administrator Of the
estate Of Syyer johnson, late Of the Town OF
Of North Dakota, deceased. has been render
ed to this court. therein showing that the eS-
tate OF said deceased Is ready for final settle
ment and distribution: and petttioning that
tate be distributed to the persons thereunto
entitled. bis admfnistration closed and he be
dtscharged; that Monday; the LIST day OF
as day. a 81 ee
In the County Court House, in the Village
Of Cooperst0wn. County Of Griggsi and
State Of North Dakota, has been duly APP
t6ereoi. q WHICH time and place any s' person
interested In said estate may appear and file
petition and contest the same.
each Of you, are hereby cited and required
then and there to be and appear before this
Court and show cause, IL any you have, why
said account shall not be allowed, the resi-
tration Of said estate closed and said admin
tstrator discharged
WILL H. CARLETON.
Dated the 9Th dn Sags % Sf the County dSsrt
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-03-23
Ordnance In Regard 10 Sidewalks.

Upon motion the following ordin-
ance in relation to sidewalks and the
laying thereof was unanimously adopt
ed:
1t is hereby ordered that all side
walks hereafter laid in the Village Of
Cooperstown be constructed Of cement
or stone unless by special permission
of the board of trustees, which per-
mission shall be by resolution of the
said board of trustees duly adopted in
a regular or special session; that said
walks shall be laid upon good and
substantial foundation of sand and
gravel of at least six inches in depth,
and the outside of said walks shall in
all cases, except on the north and west
side of blocks seventy-three, the north
and east side of block seventy-four, on
the south and west side of block sixty,
and the south and east side of block
tifty-nine, be on line ten feet from
the outer line of the lots along which
the same is laid; that along said afore-
said mentioned blocks on the north
and south sides respectively, the outer
line Of said walks shall be twelve feet
from the outer line of the lots along
which the same is laid, and on the
east and west side of said blocks as
heretofore mentioned the outer line
of said walks shall be ten. feet from
the outer line of said lots along which
the same is laid, and built on an in
cline from the line of said lots to the
outer line of said walks so as to shed
water. and that along said outer line
along said last mentioned blocks there
shall be constructed a curb of cement
or stone set we'll into the ground so as
to prevent the same from sagging OF
spreading out. That on the balance
Of said streets the curb shall be fifteen
feet from the line of the lots and said
last mentioned walks shall be at least
four and one-half feet wide and all-o1
said walks shall be laid under the SUI.
pervision and direction of the village
marshal or the board of trustees.
Dated at Cooperstown, N. D., Aug,
9th, 1905.
s. SANsBURN, President.
WILL III. CARLETON, Clerk.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-03-23
Public Auction.

I will hold an auction sale on my
farm seven miles north of Jessie, N.
D., Sec. 20-148-59, commencing at 10
o'clock a. M, on
- FRIDAY, MARCH "a, 1905.
the following property will be sold:
One Percheron Stallion, graded, 4
years old; l horse, 13 years, weight
1900; horse, 10 years old, weight 1900;
l horse, 4 years, weight 1856 three
milci cows, two heifers, four good
hogs, two good wagons, one single
buggy, one road cart, one platfoam
buggy, two gang plows, one walking
plow, one breaking plow, one 22-Shoe
drill, one 2O-shoe drill, one smoothing
harrow, one Plano mower, one Plano
binder, one tanning mill, zone disc
harrow, household goods and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Terms: Sums under $40, cash; over
that amonnt time will be given to
October Is, 1905, on bankable paper at
10 per cent. interest Free hot lunch
at noon. .
EDWIN HANSON.
COL. ). A. H. WINSLOE, Owner.
AuctiOneer.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-03-23
Strike. Hidden Rocks.

When your ship of health strikes
the hidden rocks of Consumption,
Pneumonia, ETC., you are lost, if you
don't get help from DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. j. w.
NICK innon, of Talladega Springs, Ala,
writes: 81 had been very i'll with
Pneumonia, under the care Of two
doctors, but was getting no better
when I,began to take DR.. Kings New
Discovery. The first dose gave relief,
and one bottle cured me" Sure cure
for sore throat. bronchitis, coughs and
colds. Guaranteed at III. III. Bate
mans drug store, price SOC and s1.0O.
Trial bottle free.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-03-23
.ustlss 81 lsass q Sehoel aad
Institution Lands.

The school and institution lands not al
seady leased, sitq.tsd in GEtsgs county and
-lse.e At public auction to the highest bidder
NJ the court house In the village Of COopefs-
town IN said county. c0mmencing. at eleven
O'Clock .. M, on Friday. March eth. 1905. A
complete list Of the lands to be offered for
where the same can be inpected.
No bid will be entertained for less than S
per cent. OF the appraised value OF cultivated
lands ana per cent. Of appraised v.lue Of
uncultivated lands. and In no case will . bid
be entertained for any quarter section ut less
than Is yer year. Lands appraised at $40 per
acre or more will be leased for one year only.
All uncultivated lands appraised ut less than
$40 per acre will he leased for . term Of i've
years.
The entire amount OF first years rent. to-
gethel With fee Of 8 for five years lease and
time Of leasing. All deferred payment Of
rentals must be paid on or before the sixth
day Of January I'm each year.
The Board OF University and School Lands
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Dated at Bismarck this Goth day Of Feb. A..
d. 1905.
d.. LAxDAL.
Comm'r Of University and schoo. Lands