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SOME NEW TEACHERS
NEXT YEAR

Prof. B. F. Maiden, who has had
charge of the schools here for the past
two years and a half, has resigned the
principalship of the schools and will
devote his time to the work of the clerk
and attorneys office at the town hall,
and to the general practice of law. Prof.
7. w. Wheat of Browning, who comes
highly recommended as successful
educator, has been elected to fill his
place, and will move here with his
family during the summer or early fall.
Miss Brintnall and Miss Denyar have
also resigned, the former to take posi-
ton at Troy and the latter at kalispell.
Miss Kathryn Murray and Miss Bessie
Bingham, at present teaching in the
schools of CARMEL, in Fergus county,
have been elected to fill the places thus
left vacant.
Miss Mahan and Miss Patterson will
be the only members OF the old teaching
force left for the next term of school.
School will close Oh June 5 for the
summer.
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RAILROAD NEWS
(Continued from Page One)


Camille DesJarlins returned Wednes-
day from Seattle.
VIM. Miller, who was all engineer on
one of the work trains that brought the
first rails into Whitetish, came in from
Spokane Saturday to visit with old friends
here.
Assistant Superintendent VIM. Cars
well was in Kalispell Sunday conducting
an examination on the new book of rules
for the benefit of all employees on the
Kalispell branch.
John Halsor, who has had charge of a
bridge crew for number OF years on this
division, left Monday morning for Port
land, where he will take similar posi-
ton with the Portland, Spokane & Seattle.
James Lindsay, superintendent OF
bridges and buildings ON the Great
Northern, was III Libby. recently and
was pleased to learn that the people Of
Libby had begun the work to park the
front of the town.-Western News.
The patch of ground ON the railroad
right of way, between the depot and the
lunch counter building, has been spaded
up and is to be made into a lawn, inter
spersed with flower beds. This improve
ment will add greatly to the appearance
OF the depot surroundings.
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DOC" YAEGER,s NEW PICTURE

"Doc" Yaeger is busily engaged at
present in trying to suppress photo
graph which was taken recently of the
interior of Dodds' drug store. When it
came to posing for the the picture Mr..
Yaeger selected position in front Of a
large mirror, and thereon hangs the story.
Those people who have only seen Mr..
Yaeger coming probably do not realize,
like those who have seen him going, that
there is a bald spot on the back of his
classical head. Therefore it came to pass
that when the pictures were developed
"Doc's" bald spot shone forth in the
mirror with prominence not at all to
the liking of the genial druggist. Mr.,
Yaeger it is understood, will pay a suit
able reward for all OF the pictures return
ed to him.
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EASTERN STAR OFFICERS

Following are the officers appointed tc
serve for one year in the newly organized
Order of the Eastern Star:
Worthy Matron, Mrs. Isabella
Ferguson; Worthy Patron, DR.. II. E.
Houston; Associate Matron, Mrs. J.
Edna Houston; Treasurer, to bt
appointed; Secretary, Mrs. Anna M
Geddes; Conductress, Mrs. Iva A. lands
Assistant Con iuctress, Mrs. Bertha H
Dodds; War Ter, Nellie, Bailey; Adah
Ella Shut; Ruth, Mrs. r. w. Larter
Esther, Sarah Riach; Martha, Jessie
Page; Electa, Marie Hatch; Sentinel
Mr.. w. D. Gepple; Chaplain, Mrs
Smith.
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Boornan's mill, eight miles west of
Kalispell, was destroyed by fire Sunday
afternoon. The fire is said to have
originated in the boiler room. Altho
twenty-five men We're on the ground al
most instantly it was impossible to stay
the flames. The mill was entirely des-
troyed, but nearly all the lumber III the
yards was untouched. The loss is nearly
$4,000 with but $4,000 insurance.-Kal-
ispell Bee.
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Mrs. VIM. Carswell returned this week
from Missoula.
Born, on Thursday, May ., to the
wife of Dr. II. E. Houston, a girl.
Mrs. George Blume was taken quite i'll
Wednesday with ptomaine poisoning.
Mrs. NJ. E. Bardin of Edgemont, s.
D., is visiting with her son, H. o. Bar
din.
Mrs. ]. F. Moore of Minot visited Fri
day and Saturday with Mrs. II. O..
Bardin.
Miss frankie Houston came in We'd
nesday from kalispell to visit with
friends here.
Properly fitted glasses made to order.
Eye Specialist DR.. Howe at Hotel North
ern June LIST.
Mrs. w. R. Mcintyre caught T.
pound trout while trolling in the lake
one day last week.
If you have headache or your eyes
trouble you in any way see DR.. Howe at
Hotel Northern, one day only, Monday,
June l.
Mr.. j. E. Fathers will be leader for
the Epworth League services Sunday
night at the NJ. E. Church. Service to
commence at 7:l5 p. m.
Trolling for trout on Whiteish lake is
being INDUCED in quite extensively these
days, and some extra large fish are being
caught, while some OF those that get
away re of prodigious size.
There's always something missing with
out l. W. Harper whiskey. It's so old
and so extensively used everywhere that
we should find it hard to get along with
out it, Sold by Doering & Cranston.
Mrs. J. NJ. Stoner yesterday morning
!
father, Mr.. Grigsby, who for the pas
few months has resided at the home o
his daughter, Mrs. Mcfarland, nea
Kalispell.
Chris MoIlcr has erected commodiou.
barn on his ranch east Of town, and ha.
made other improvements calculated t.
enhance the value of his property, in
Guiding the clearing of several acres o
additional ground.
Judge Reed is completing the fna
arrangements for the launching of hi
boat, and the event will be celebrated
in the near future. The judge is nov
receiving suggestions as to the boat
name, and while he has not decided
upon anything definitely, it is surmiseo
that "The Hornet will be the name
chosen
Quite a crowd of young people attend
ed surprise party last Monday even
ing given in honor of Miss Effie Pickett
The following were present: Misses
Catherine Duncan, Marie Shoaf, Dor,
and Louise Pickett; Messrs. Joe Cameron
Rand Shoaf, Chas. McFadden, r. Nc
Fadden, J. Goodell, T. Stevens, Mes
DANES Geo. Parker, G. Thorson, w
Connors and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pick
cit.
The Sunday morning service at tn
First Presbyterian church will be held a
II O'Clock, with sermon by the min
lister, Mr.. c. N. Plat. The Sunda
school session will he held immediatel
following, at - O clock. In the evenin
the Presbyterians with the Methodists wi
hold union memorial service in til
, Methodist church and Mr.. Plat wi
preach the sermon.
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RECEPTION TONIGHT

Rev. G. n. Pratt arrived last Friday
from the Buffalo, n. Y, prcsbytcry, and
will take the passionate Of the local Pres
byterian church. Rev. Pratt's home
town is Glambersburg, Pa.
A reception will begiven at the Presby-
terrain church tonight to Rev. and Mrs.
Pratt, to which everybody is invited.
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A FOOL WITH A GUN.

There is hole in the front window OF
The Pilot Office, near the EDITORS desk
where bullet went through on Monday,
coming from some unknown source.
AS luck would have it no one was
truck by the missile, but James Crum,
who was in the office at the time, had a
very close call, the bullet passing within
a few inches of his head.
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w1LL1AMsoN.sroNER.

Grin Williamson and Miss Opal Stoner,
two well known Whitefsh young people,
were married in Kalispell last Saturday,
having drove down to the county seat
for that purpose.
Mr.. Gillen and Miss Bessie Stoner ac-
companied the couple to Kalispell and
were present at the ceremony.
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~ OF LOCAL INTEREST ~
Try a Pilot want ad.

Try Pilot want ad.
]. F. Endhe was in kalispell on bust
ness Monday
Harry Smith came in Wednesday
from Spokane.
w. w. Carter returned Monday from
an eastern trip.
Miss Inez Solitar was in town this week
from Kalispell.
Roy Young left last Friday for Seattle
to see the fleet.
Otto Johnson went to Spokane Sunday,
returning Tuesday.
Mrs. w. w. McFadzen was in town
yesterday from Fernie.
Mrs. John Lindsay returned Tuesday
from visit in Columbia Falls.
Chas. Hall has sold to Carl Green q
business lot OH Central avenue.
Jas. Lindsay is building an addition to
his residence on Lupfer avenue.
Mrs. NJ L. kraemer has been in Seat
tie this week, where she went to see the
fleet.
The dandelions are on hand this year
in this vicinity in greater numbers than
ever before.
A new sidewalk has been built on
Baker avenue, between First and Sec
ond streets.
Engine Distilate-the economical fuel
for your gasoline engines. Cut Bank
Mercantile Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mabry were in
town from Columbia Falls for the band
dance last week.
Libby and Troy each have baseball
club. and in recent game Libby won
by score of to 6.
Ii you are lover of cut glass it will
pay you to look over the new line just
received at Dodds' Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Samson returned
the first of the week from Seattle, wher,
they witnessed the big naval display.
j. A. Murray has been working in tn
Palm barber shop this week, while Ro!
Young takes in the sights at Seattle.
Connolly & McCabe, the confectioners
have fitted up living rooms in the rea
of their store, which they will occupy.
J. O. Black has rented the south hal
of the Connolly & McCabe building, ant
will occupy the same with his cigar shop
The Gray Motor Co. through thei
local agent, f. L. Geddes, has sold a 4
horsepower motor to C. M. Bonner, VIII
will install it in hull he has.
| A complete line of copies o
RusselI's paintings for framin.
and passe paftouting. also pos
cards. G. A. rlatthews.
The following were among the flee
visitors who journeyed to Seattle: job
Goodell. VIM. Jammie, Jos. Cremans
Jr., Jack Mathews and Frank Wilson.
Ice Cream, Sherberts and Ices of a
description made and delivered on shol
notice, packed in shape to keep fo
twenty-four hours. Dodds' Soda Four
tain.
Quite large crowd enjoyed the e,
cursion trip to the head of the lake Sur
day, which had been provided by c. 1
Davis, the energetic manager Of the lax
feet.
Sta-Namel will make that old cha
look like new and it's easy to appl,
All colors, including Gold and Alum
mum, 25c, SOC and 75c per can. Dodd
the Druggist.
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N Office.

All stores will be closed all day on
Memorial day, May, so. On the preced-
ing day, May 20, stores will be open UNI
til 10 p. IN.
By order of Retail Clerks Information
al Protective Association.
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Eagles dance tonight.
Dan Doody was in town Monday from
Nyack.
Mrs. Page expects to visit in the east
for some time.
Robt. LaBlanc returned last Friday
from Eureka.
w. c. Whips was in town Monday
from Kalispell.
Thos. Foster is among the Seattle WISH
tors this week.
Drop into Halls and get sack of fresl
toasted peanuts.
Many large catches Of fish have been
made this spring.
Mrs. Thompson returned Wednesday
from a trip to Wenatchee.
Scott Jaqueth went to Kalispell Satur-
day to remain over Sunday.
Peter Arena returned last Friday from
business trip to Canadian points.
Mrs. B. F. Maiden and son, Dana,
have been spending the week in Seattle
Henry Nitsche bas purchased the in
terest of John Stahl in the Central beer
hall.
Mrs. f. A. southwick left yesterday
for Great Falls to visit for time with
friends.
Mrs.. Gregory was in town on Tues
day from Essex, where Mr.. Gregory is
now located.
Try trolling ON the lake and catch
some of the big ones. Boats for rent by
G. f. Davis & Co.
The Pilots telephone number is ~.
Ring us up when you are in need of the
printers services.
All kinds Of Union made smoking and
chewing tobacco, the finest line Of cigars
at Halls Pool room.
Carlo Christensen returned last Fri
day from Palo Alto, CAL, where he ha
been attending college.
All eye defects properly treated SCI
Eye Specialist DR.. Howe at Hotel North
ern, Mondry, June /.
Have you tried the Betsy Brown Nur
ser?" Its the finest nursing bottle Oh tn,
market. Sold by Dodds, the Druggist.
Matt CUTIE was in town Tuesday from
his ranch south of here, and reports tn,
crop outlook as being very favorable.
Mrs. w. W. Walcott entertained tn
Women's society of the Presbyterian
church at a silver tea yesterday afternoon
An elegant line of Souvenir, Montan
State and Baby spoons in Sterling Silve
with Gold Bowl just received at Dodds
Drug Store.
Eye Specialist Dr.-A. Howe will be q
Whitefish Monday, June L, prepared t
successfully treat all eye defects. Offic
at Hote, Northern.
Tie big trout recently caught by Mrs
W. II. Mcintyre has been shipped to A
]. Walker OF Butte, and will be promi
nently displayed in some show window i
that city, thereby demonstrating to Butt
citizens the kind of fishing that may b
found in Whitefish lake.
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STRAYED-Mare and young colt. Mare
dapple brown, black points, star in
forehead and branded u on left hip.
Colt light brown, black points, large
star in forehead, both hind feet white.
S. reward for information leading to
their recovery. Mrs. +. l.. Carpenter,
Whitefsh, Mont.
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NOTICE.

Having purchased the interest Of John
Stahl in the Central Beer Hall, all ac-
counts due the firm should be paid to
the undersigned.
HENRY NITSCHE.
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TELEPHONES
The following places have installed
telephones, and new phones will
be added to this list each week.

7O-Percy r Dodds
s. j. y, Black
S6-McIntosh Hardware Co.
64-F. NJ. COllius
72-Lindhes 4 Co.
s-Star Clothing & Shoe Co.
69-Carl Green. residence.
N-Doering & Cra,.ston.
SO-Senay Mercantile Co.
3s-Hori Cafe
s5-Snyders Drug Store:
ST. Pioneer Mercantile Co.
2S-Hall Pool Room.
5O-Cnt Bank Mercantile Co.
M-Passenger Conductors.
40 Blair Residence.
42-The Pilot.
n-Lakeview Hotel.
49-Meat Market.
6lB-J. d. Pertlue,
6o-Jap Roaming House.
2:-Frank Raker.
81 Chas. Hall. Residence.
62-The Bungalow
2-First National Bank Of Whitefish.
s s1AV = t Brown.
6e-Mill Supt Karow.
6tA-Rred Dow.
S4-ROy Eberley.
5l-E. K. Green.
Abr H. e. Houston.
46-Whitefish Hospital.
sS-A. 4. Knights.
27-Littles Livery Stable.
67B-R. r. Maiden.
4s-McCabe-Corbett Hdw. Co,
6-Northern Hotel;
4
nB-Orientsl Trading Residence.
20 DR.. A. T. Lees. residence.
as-A. T. Senay, residence.
he. H. Snyder, residence,
69-Somers Lumber Co.
H. Z. Wegner residence.
2l-Whitefish Hotel.
z5--Union Saloon.
4B-Wm. Parent, residence.
4A-O. SchOOnOver.
8--Percy r. D0dds, residence.
CARL GREEN
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FOR RENT-A small furnished cottage
at Lakeside. Inquire of Miss Mahan.
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NOTICE. am ready to build houses to
order, in any part of the town, and sell
them on terms part cash and balance
in monthly payments. Leave your
orders &. w. Avery.
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ROOMS FOR RENT--$S, $40 and SIP per
Month. Hotels Northern and Cadillac.
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FOR SALE-Boat supplies of all kinds.
G. f. Davis & Co.
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FOR SALE Whilefish ronvenir post
cards, two for Sc. The Pilot makes
them.
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FOR RENT-Two-room shack at Lake
side; IS per month. G. f. Davis 4
Co.
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FOR RENT-New four-room house. G.
". Avery.
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The Pilot for typewriter supplies.
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FOR RENT-One large front room, in
quire OF f. M. Woodward, Kalispell
avenue.
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FOR KENT-FurnisEe or unfurnished
rooms. Enquire J. S. Fisher, opposite
school.
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WANTED-Work by the day or hour;
will go ont. Mrs. III. Larson, Miles
avenue.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-10-08
BRANDON
MERCANTILE
COMP ANY
BRANDON, MISS.
Notice of Special Election.

Pursuant to an order from the
Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Rankin County, Miss, We,
the undersigned election COM
missioners of said county and
state, will, on Tuesday, Nov. 8,
1903, hold special election in
beat 3, precincts of Fannin and
Pisgah, for the purpose Of elect
ing a justice of the peace to fill
vacancy caused by the resigna-
lion of w. B. Smith.
Candidates for this Office
should file their petitions with
the chairman Is days before the
election. The petitions are to be
In accordance with section 4159'
of the code, containing the sig
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-10-08
TUESDAY.

John White was, appointed
overseer road No. II beat 1.
Application Of Q. E. Bates and
wife for loan of township funds
was continued.
Application of I. G. Lawrence
and wife for loan Of $75 township
money was granted.
Ordered lands of T. J. Rogers
be attached to J. A. Spann par
tial stock law and to take effect
A months from this date.
Ordered petition Of w. L. Bar
|rett, ct al, to re-establish the
Jackson & Union road be granted.
Application Of DR.. S. w. Rob
inson for $500 Of township money
be continued.
Ordered following allowance
be granted to-Wit::
Brandon Mer Co., mdse for
poor house and county farm $29. Is
R. L. McRea, 6 mile boards
Deaf A------------ 49, .. w
Ellis Donnen, building
bridge beat s. --------40. 90
P. B. Berry, 8days inspec-
ting road d------------------N.O0 GO
P. B. Berry, / day contrac-
ting bridge Work-----------3.00 90
DR.. L. NJ. Clarke, medical
attention H. Philips pauper 10. 90
DR.. Baker, support for H.
Philips pauper--------------7.00 90
Ordered petition J. w. Sum-
mers, ct al, for a partial stock
law be continued.
Ordered that clerk issue on
order Of G. W. Denson a warrant
to Luther Ferguson for $4,000
for building a bridge in beat 8.
Application trustees township
q, range 5, for $500 to be paid
Eugene Lee for teaching / month
at Leesburg school was granted.
Ordered that an election be
held in beat 8 in Rankin county
on 3rd day Of November 1908, to
elect a justice Of the peace.
w. B. Smith. magistrate Of
beat 5 having resigned and sur
rendered docket, his resignation
was accepted.
= Accounts of Drs. Whitfield,
White and McLaurin for medical
attention in Iunacy case was con-
tinue6 for further investigation.
RI B. Knight and r. p. Nc
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Rae committee reported that

Rae committee reported that
petition Of C. A. Weathersby, ct
al, forneW road should be granted
Ordered that Supt. S. r. Myers
be authorized to lease SO acres in
SIS, T.4, r. 1 E. to Rube Sawyer
for 5 years on the~terms that
he build a dwelling house 1918
feet with 8 foot shed room and
8 foot gallery and to well fence
said land.
D. B. Ward, treasurer Of Ran
kin county filed following report
which was approved and accept
ed-Fer 3rd quarter ending Sept.
80, 1903 to-wit:
General fund balance - S307. .66
School $ s. S10Qe 62
Institute . 's.--------29. so
Pension " -----161. 10
Township prin pal 22025
Township interest 969.61
WEDNESDAY.
In the matter of Tai Garrett,
overseer.
Ordered that Tai Garrett be
fined $50. 90 for refusing to serve
as road overseer and that unless
he appears at next meeting and
show cause why it should not be,
then said order shall be made
final.
Ordered that Harris Nichols be
assigned to road II, beat 5.
Ordered that Will and Jake
Thurman be transferred from
road 22 to road 35.
Ordered petition of w. M.
Renno for full stock law be con-
tinued.
Ordered petition of r. Ford
and E w. Hudson to be attached
to Aills full stock law be contin-
ued.
Ordered account of J. IT. Whit
field be continued.
Ordered following allowances
be made to-Wit:
S. r. Myers, salary and
postage for Sept. 1908 $105. Az
Jesse Kersh q w. B. Den
son, building 2. bridges 85. 90
r. p. McRae, 2 days view
| inc and LAYING out roads 00
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tracing bridges-----------27.00
j. w. Graves, lumber for
roads beat 5-------------12.3 35
II. A. Busick Co., mdse
for poor house
F. B. Walrod, repairs to
ey------------
H. L. Robinson, repairs to
New Prospect school house
township 5, range 4--------5O 5000
G. w. benson, 1 day con-
tracing and receiving bridge
beat 3-------- co
Jim Fletcher, making and
putting up 4 mile boards 200
Amos Kendall, repairs to
bridge beat 5--------------6,OO 5 90
Ordered by the board that the
clerk OF this board advertise for
sealed bids up to IL m. on the 1st
Monday in November 1903 for
working public road, as per spec
ifications now on file in the chan
Gerry clerk S office of Rankin
county, known as the Brandon
and .Westville road through Tum-
balo swamp near Mrs. Waddell's
place.
Ordered following allowances
be made to-wit::
F B. Berry, per diem and
mileage -----------------13. .25
r. d. McRae, per diem and
mileage age----------------12.20
G. w. benson, per diem
and mileage ge----------14. 20
r. 3. Knight. per diem
and mileage 20
n. H. Nash, per diem and
mileage ----- -------~--13. 10
sJIo. a. Gayden, clerk per
dlem -A------9.0 .00
G. W. White, sheriff, per
Adjourned to regular meeting
1st Monday in November.
JNo. A. GAyDEN, r. b. McRAE.
Clerk. President.
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We have a nice lot of the fa-
nous appler seed cats they are
better than the Texas cats. We
refer you to S. w. Tinnin, of
Fannin, he raised about 1000
bushels last two years. rs cents
per bushels cash. Brandon
Mercantile Co.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-10-08
natures of Is qualified electors
requesting the commissioners to
place his name on the tickets.
w. S. MAY, Chairman.
w. B. EASTERLING.
Real Estate Tranfers.

A. E. Clement. to H. d.
Mendun 21a acres in Pear
son ----------------$45. 90
r. L. Hunter and Oliver
Hunter to B. w. Tanner, 162
acres in section rs, township
5, range 4----------$1, 200. 90
B. w. Tanner and Mary E.
Tanner to w. A. Edwards,
162 acres in section 25, town
ship 5, range 4------$1;r 400. 90
News Office for Job Printing.