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Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-21
Personal.
Mrs. Bush is reported quite ill.

Mrs Bush is reported quite i'll.
Hoo. D. NJ. kellcher is entertaining
many a weary traveller.
Neghhor Rogers and family are said
to be sff1 iced with sickness.
Dole & Elmer have new illustrated
scriptural lesson on exhibition.
Atty White has been elected supt. of
The Union Sabtsth school, of this city.
DIR Taylor has been appointed super
inten6cnt Of this division of the Northern
Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Wallace are now
keeping house iu their resideLce on the
heights.
Dan Long will erect dou' le tenement
house on his lots out in goose heaven
when the roses come again.
The Rev D. Pcgelow will preach at the
school house at two o'clock p. m next
sabbath. He will speak in the German
language.
Mr.. Wirr who left this village under
peculiar circum> >rahces some time last tall,
is SAID to hc residing in California. W an
der if he gets any tropical fruit down
theres
Marshall Mcclure of the Jamestswn
Alert, failed to gs her any language II.
Gently disposed If at Y.nktou, by the
lcgi. .lature.-Bi> >marck Sun.
Ba gage, what's that?
Mr.. Wells, the member of the house
from this district, was made chairman of
thu. committee nn raiirnsds. and is also u
me.,ber Of counti.s sud townships .insnr-
succ, banks and banking an1 imm,gra'i
The Minneapolis Tribune saws editarial-
iy of thu appointment of Frank Mad as
chieI clerk of the House:
"rhe appointment of Frank J
Neal. of Mand ~ as cl ief clerk Of tie
Dakota house Of represt atires. puts
! Fl. .st-class talent in good p ace. IT any
other s'ates cr territories want c',nretent
| .ffi.rrs for their local rarlian eats, Min>
ncapolis will honor sight draft.
Mr. Mead was enc of the staff OF the
Tribune while residing in Min eeap,lis i,
aud has been frequent contributor IN
| the way of booming Northern Dakota
! since his residence in Mandau.-Sun.
| Last Monday, one of our sub,cr'be,s
| brough, some nice potatoes to town, haul
! ing them abo'rt twenty miles, without
| freezing them. He tried an experime Mt !,
| that perhaps may be of value. The p ia
| toes were put in dry sack, which. in
| turn, was put into nue that had been
| taolouShis wet. As soon a, this pack
! AGE was exp.,sed to the air, with the mer-
curry Is or 90 below zero, the wet bag
! was frozen hard. and successfully protcct-
| ed the potatoes from the frost. Without
! rms protection, the tn 'ers must have
| been tr,uen sotid during several hours
exposure To The keen frosty air of Dokota.
Fargo Republican.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-21

Of all the Land Journals heretofore
published by Mr.. Wells. tue last is the
most valuable aud complete. II contains
IA Vase amount OF! reliable information, con
cer.lnS the resources and developments
of tins section Of the Northwest, together
"i'h a complete and a.urate report of all
tic crops rai:el in Slut smAn equity dur
ing the year 1880. The Alert congratu.
intts Mr. Wells upon ,he fine showing his
sheet aff IDS.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-21

The Fargo Argus deserves the hearty
Condemnation Of ev.ry true journalist in
che land. A paper that will 60 directly
back IN its own brethren for the sake Of
Spiting one or two ~ r>nnal enemies.
ought t" be- CT, mated without waiting for
the usual preliminrries.
With this issue The Alert commences
getting tclegrapbic cmmunications from
all parts Of tn" worln The dispatches
c mmence c"ming at l2 o'clock Friday
noon. and cout nue. till time OF gni1g to
press. l,aif-past five. These kilograms
cost II" small amount IF money and it is
hoped that our people viii appreciate the
rff.rt ...
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-21

The d. d, rent members of our territnria!
lcgi, atur: will tinG it to their interest 10
read the next Alert with gr,a: care and
e .usldeiution, as it will contain souie
heartles aud blood curdllng disclosures.
Our unexpected detention III Il ncigl'b"r-
ing snow drift has made it necessary to
tore go the vast alauUnt OF hel!islI delight
We would luke III publishing them this
$, e. K ..u.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-21
Another A ,aition to the Boom.


Monday night team of mules run
away from the front of Nickeus' store and
started for home Ga the way they over
toak Mr. Ctaborts, who was unable to get
out of tue waT in time, ran over him,
broke two ol his RIBS, banged up his hesd
badly and jammed him up generally.
Dr.. Baldwin was sen; for in hot haste,
dressed the wounds, and the patient Is
doing as well as could be expected under
the circumstances.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-21

Mr.. Wells is working nard t. secure
the passage Of his registration bill. The
bill ~ pronounced Ms being very complete
in all Its bearings AMI provides that the
registering take place two weeks pli,r
to election.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-21

WAR 1Ss.-It is known to the officials
OF the railroad company that coal is being
stolen iron, their shed, aud unless it is
stopped at rncc the guilty parties will be
prosecuted TO the full extent Of the law.
H. L. TowNx, Supt
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-21
Correct time at Fields,

New goods arriving daily at Fields.
James Lees has $500 bushels Of oats for
sale at his ware house at jamestown in
lots to suit the buyer. If
We observe a new aud tasty desk in
the sheritf's den at the court house. The
acquisition was much needed.
The McKechnie surprise party was
u grand affair and resulted in more or less
erregularity. Nc, why don't you stay at
home?
Call int, Curtin's and get a sample of
only full patent Hungarian process flour
in town.
The Sunday school exhibition held at
the school house last Sunday evening, con-
ssting Of singing and rsctatl"ns, proved
ia be a very successful and interesting
affair.
give notice that any one caught cut.
ting timber on my land or any of which
am agent for, will suffer the tull penalty
Of tie law. I have tie names Of parties
guilty of the otfcnse and give them tair
warning not to treapass on my land again
2t Z. P WELLS.
The Northwestern Land Journal and
the Alert will be sent regularly to any ad
! dress in til, United States, post paid, one
year for two dollars. The land Journal
is especially devoted to agricultural in
; terests. This arrangement will enable
you to get the Land Journal regularly
without having to take the pains to write
for it.
A merry sleighing party Of ladies and
gentlemen went to Spiritwood Tuesday
evening, where :hey were handsomely en-
tertxinvd by Mr. Charles Francis An
excellent supper, consisting Of oyster,
chicken, goose, &C., was prepared for
them, to which the company did ample
justice. Having fiddler with them,
they passed most of the time in dancing.
~ Another A tditiOn to the Boom.
The press of tue territory acknowledge
the justice of the claims put forth by US
that Jamestown is the coming railroad
city # the future. We have this week
tn announce the new arrangement OF the
Northern Pacific, whereby this city has
necoms hea quarters of this division.
Mechanics have arrived, repair shops will
be erected, a new round house built as
soen as possible and ere leng the Capital
City will take upon herself the airs OF a
railroad town of ~ Insignificant import
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-21

The t'xrg" Argus .reKs t" make itself
notorious by advocating the repeal OF
the law requiring insurance companies
to have printed in each county saorn
statement Of their financial condition.
The Argus would have tn. pubic be-
.icve that it Is u great mnfallzcr aud re-
former. But Its lccud i'll the past is not
ut character TO calculated encourage such
belief The wei, Know fact { lIat HE
Argus nan was one OF the principal
movers in Que Oi the most il-arttcss swin
ules ever perpetrated III TIE city OF
Cnlcagu at the expense OF the poorer
glasses, Will kuuck the wind Completely
out of It's . A .rts to secure \ lrgisiallon
tiat will uffud him aud his unprtucipled
followers another chance to rob the
poor aud ignorant. The Argus man
would not be enjoying over forty thous-
and dollars worth of Ill-g"tton guns Al
the present time, had Illinois law
compelling insurance companies 10
publish sworn statement vi their
financial conditions. The truth OF the
matter IS, the Argus is mad because the
varluu> Insurance agents "f F'Ars"' are
no, disposed to have the statements print.
I'd III It's columns.
1t 10 of the utmost importance t. both
the public and INSURANCE agents that
these statements are publ slieu, and thcie
is little probability OF theie beng any
change made in the law bearing upol
the subject.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-21

We publish Tie Guvcrn.rs message
with comments on the 2d page 1t con-
taius nucI, useful information, and should
be cut out and preserved.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-21

Moses Liverman, VIII, fills the position
Of assistant clerk Of the Council. IS a
young man cf superior ability.
Mr. Boyles. representative from til"
Yankton district, is one If the bi ghtcst
mem bers Of our legislature
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-21
REMOVAL OE THE CAPITAL.

NEAOv n Or II t. IA - u.
The ,est,un nf renewal IF the capital
during the present session "f lcgi stature
however. that the movers in the prop. 'scd
scheme will not meet with the success
they desire The Black Halls delegation
are solid for its removal from Iankt'n ~
Mite ell or Pierre. I. IS also ru:aored
that their III ,.isrs are governed largely by
rs,ira.d influences. The Sioux Falls del
CATION, W ho are naturally hostile tu Iank-
tnn and Yank,nn factions. have, far rea>
son> of their own, promised act to inter-
fere with the scheme for the present
The Northern Pacific delegation are APP
psrpp,ly Indifferent regarding the m a>ure.
bnt a .,os,iou nf them wopld undoubtedly
vote FOR its remnva; 10 Pierre were they
satisfied tina. the measure would prove n
success, They do not, however, care
enough about it to make mnch ot fight.
Having made it II point while IN fanSton
to look the field over. we are of the opln-
ion chat nothing of any great Importance
will he done about the matter during the
present session, although some action
viii probably he taken. In eur opinion
considering hat the division OF the ter
rit,r, is near at hand, it would be wise
at least for the Northern Pacific delega-
tipn 10 let the matter rest at the
nr.,rp,. sui leave Southern Dakota to
settle upon some locality suited to their
own tastes and corvenienCes.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-21

Yank'on Of to day is not vi hat it was
fiv. or six years ~g" The city has lost
is former vim and enterprise and It is
now experiencing disastrous set back.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-21

MONTREAL. Jan, 2..-It is aatheritively
reported here tha. there is scheme ON
foot to put a hallway tunnel under ske
falls Of The NiSrsSa.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-21

The oldest CITIZENS Of YaUktOn say hat
its Legislative nails were never graccd
with Legislative body 30 supreme!y il
teligcnt as the present.
The latest railroad rumor which in any
way affects HE c"mmc,tial pulse of this
rapidly swelling metropolis is to the
effect that the Mouse river branch of the
Northern Pacific wi'l start from Eldridge
Tne ubjrc: is ~ avoid 'l,,Av, grade
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-21
RUMoRED coNsoLlpArIoN

but found actioa for rumor could not be
traced.
New York, Jan 2i.-Rrfus Hatch has
gotten out an injunction against the co;s-
solicitation Of tue telegraph lines He
owns 100 shares in the American Union
and claims the company started to pre-
vent monopoly. and that the cnnsrlida-
ton IL detrimental to the that object.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THE GREAT EFsuLl8H nEhEDY

L. q ncver.fai'ins cure for ncr
you, debility, exhausted vial
It's, seminal weakness, spcr
msturrhDa, Los \ MAN
'l'HyD, impotency, paralysis,
and al tie terrible effects OF
seif-abusc, youthful follios and
and excuses in maturer year
srch as loss OF memory, las
situdc, nocturnal emission, a.
yersi iii % society, dimness Of
vision. Iaiscs in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobserved
II diseases that lead u insanity
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-07

in urine and many other Diseases that lead 1" insanity
and death
ur NiiNTIE will agree to forfeit Five hundred
.lOi,ava for a Of this kind tie ' w. l. NhssOH-
All r. nder his specal treatmcnt) will not
for anything impure injurious iounu III ~ DA
MN ~ treats all Private Diseases 81, eessuy without
mercury ,loa.nifn,iuu S-re. Thorough examina-
ton advice including aruy ot urine, 60 o. Pree
ot Vital HestoSatsv- :" 90 bottle or Tour time.
the quantity $40 0: any address upon receipt "I
price &. q. o. ron observation, and IN private
name ii desired, by =. b. WlSEIk, NJ ID.
4 SsU rsa.sctRCO. Ca.
Ia. MfSrIE'. KIDNEY rEuENN. NEPB-
RE I'm, al kinds al hh.ne! and Bladder COM
plants, GorOrrhUa elect LeucorhGa- Fur sale by u =
Foster and q. Taxter, Druggists Carson City Slco
a tie, "a hotties Cor 500. . .
,ax ,.sNslh',. nSSDkEICN PILL. are the
best and chcauest pTspiG,'S : nd niLIOtiS cure
in the aurket For sale b, Il r. Fcste! and George T.
Thax,er lr,,.is,s Carson it's, nhl7 ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-07
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-16

which was his FIRST choice. The youngest
boy, Sam, is perhaps II years old, and is a
gentle, well-looking lad, with large blue
eyes and hght-brown hair. Sothern's death
will probably improve the financial allow
ance OF the family, which Mr.. Sothern felt
compelled to reduce of late, this being the
real reason that led to Eva Sothern going
on the stage. II London Letter.
There is likely to be some litigation over
the will of the late Z. a. Sothern. 1t ap-
pears that Mr.. Sothern's will bequeaths all
of his property to Mrs. Cowan, his sister,
with the exception of the following sums
to three of his children, Lytton, the eldest.
being wholly disinherited, cut off without
even the proverbial shilling $1,000
(S5, 900 eaeh) to Eva and Edward; $4,000
$50, 000) to Samuel, the youngest son.
The money is directed to be invested for
them until Mrs. Cowan's death, when they
receive the principal The family proposes,
however, to contest the will, and has so
directed Geo. Lewis, Mrs. Sothern's soli-
citor. Undue influence will be charged,
and it will be asserted that Sothern was not
in condition to make this will, which he
signed only few days before his death.
He had previously made one to quite dit
ferent purport, having executed it last May
in Montreal. Horace Wall, who takes his
stand with the family OF the actor to whom
he was so long agent, declares that Sothern
made 100000 lf40, 000l during his last
three years tours in America, and asks
where it has gone to, since the comedians
property is now represented as one.fourth
that sum. The insinuation is, of course,
that a goodly share OF the remainder was
sent over to Mrs. Cowan and banked in her
name. And so litigation is certain, and a
most unhappy family history will be
dragged before the Courts.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-16

Blsck-and.tan Terrier-Female = First, L. L.
Brooks Topsey; second, Louis Fuseiers Topsey !;
very highly commended, julius Gruen's AIoliie o.
II. Byrings Topsey, A. Wickier's Mollie
Dandie Dinmont Dog-Sscond, DR.. c. G. Tolsnd's
Bruiser.
Fox Terrier First. Charles Horner's Lady
Blanche.
Scotch Terrier-A Iale-First. Captain j. H. Nc.
Menomy's Toby; second, Hugh McCue's Ben.
Scotch Terrier-Female First, c. Leonarc's Dot :
second, Mrs. Augustus LAYERS Psyche
Yorkshire Terrier Dog-First, Colonel Stuart NJ
Taylor's Hsveloek; second, Edward Cars Harry.
Yorkshire Terrier Female-First, Miss Carrie
HAYES Flora second, c. f. SCOTS Nellie
Toy Dogs-First, Yorkshire toy terrier, c. E.
Seotts Bean, weight six pounds; second, Yorkshire
toy, Mrs. Kate Arnolds Daisv
Great Danes-First, j. p Anes Bismarck second
Colonel S. NJ. Tayior's Bruce.
Newfoundland Dogs (roughl-First, Mrs L. NJ
penig's Carlow second, George Lane's Prince.
Newfoundland tsmooth) -Seeond R. W. Theo-
Newfoundland Female (smooth)- First, William
Cawley' Flora.
St. Bernards-First, j. W. schaeffer's Major /;
second, II N: Nori9n's Jack; very highly com
Russian Terrier-First, W. Boyer's Sabbak sec
ond, G. G Vockes' Rover; very highly commended,
George Hsrry's Modoc.
Pug Do.-first, Joseph D. Strings Barney.
Greyhounds-M ale-F First Jos. Frapklin's Snee.
ulatiOn; second, John F. CAROLS Paul Jones spe
cial, P. Carty's California Boy: very highly com.
mended, VIM. Lambert's Menlo Boy highly COM
mended, J. P. Daltons California McGrath. Mr.
CartY's dog was not entered for competition.
reyhounds-Female-Fir E. H. Goes Branch
Minetta; second c. Moneys Kitty Clover very
highly commended, W. w. Lanes Lady Gay highly
commended, c. E. SCOTS Gypsy Jones.
ethound Puppies First, J. L. Meare's Mon
arch second, Joseph Franklin's Lady Franklin !;
very highly commended, W. w. Lanes Blue Jacket /;
highly commended. Johnson Chittick's Bessie
Miscellaneous-First, II. Schelhaas' Esquimaux
dog Mosco.
Very highly cemmended-C Charles Boguer's Skye
and Russian terrier Joco; Fritz Schlohs toy terrier
puppy Nellie; W. S. Rays Bruno; Mrs b. 5. Car
sons black poodle dog Jerry Charles Rickmans
Flora Brittsn Flemmin.,'s Nero; L. F. STYLES
Bruno; B. Windhaus' Spot l.. Miller's Rover
Poudle-First, Mrs. Zammtt's Carrie
Scotch Deerhound-Second. Charles Rapps Jack
Shepherd Dogs-Seeond, James MeNabs Max !;
William Mace's Topsy. There was no first prize
awarded, the dogs being considered not up to the
standard required. Hugh Crummy's Gypsy was very
highly commended. The special prize for the most
admirable dog in the show awarded to Queen
Nab. Colonel Taylor's Great Dane would have got
first prize, but was in very poor health.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-16

BEw1TcHED Pres The following is ver-
batim. the language used by complainant
in country Court in Germany. 1t was a
suit by man and wife against neighbor
whom they accused OF having caused the
death OF their two little pigs by witch
craft You couldn't see any marks on
their bodies at all. In the evening they
were healthy, ate heartily, the pigsty was
locked, and in the morning one of them
was already dead. The defendant
crossed the yard during the night aud
bewitched them speak to you, Judge,
as to father, and implore you to make
her give you the doctor book she has got.
In there it stands how to bewitch. Be-
sides, she has before this made me and my
husband lousy by witcheraft. When the
suit was dismissed, the compliments said
they would appeal, and as they went out
the husband exclaimed "This we can
not lose it is impossible"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-16

RESTORING Frozen ANIMAL LIFE
German Psychologists have been expert.
menting to ascertain the best mode of re-
storing frozen animal life, and they an.
nounce that the hitherto accepted theory
that persons who have been exposed too
long TO extreme cold should not be brought
into contact with warmth except by slow
degrees, is wholly erroneous. Dogs were
frozen by artificial applications Of cold
until breathing and pulsation had almost
entirely ceased, and then attempts were
made to restore twenty of them in cold
room, twenty in warm room, and twenty
in a bath of warm water. OF the first
fourteen died ; of the second, eight of
the last, none. The warm bath brought
about restoration in remarkably short
time.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-16

THE TONE OF QUEEN AHAsUERUs. BY a
curious coincidence while New York Is.
rleltss were concentrating the deliver
apce of their anc, stors from Haman's
wicked designs at the Feast of Purim this
year, Rabbi Joseph Misrachi, native of
Shushan, Persia, the city of Esther, Nor
decai and Hannah, arrived there in quest
of money to repair the tomb OF the beauti.
full Queen of Ahaseurus and the defiant
Mordecai, who lie side by side in that ORR
entalcity. Duringtwenty centuries theJews
of Shushan have striven to preserve this
memorial and have succeeded in doing so,
but now the whole of the structure is grad
ually falling away.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-16

Prolific FAMILIES. "A Connecticut man
writes to the Hartford Times that he has
become acquainted in South Carolina, where
he is temporarily staying, with remarkably
prolific families. He refers particularly to
twenty that belong to the select society Of
Charleston and Columbia, and that aver.
age over IL children each, the twenty hav-
ing together 2S6 children, and the number
that belong to each ranging from 10
to &c. The writer knows also Of two fami.
lies thathave had twins twosuccessive years.
and one that had twins two years and
triplets the third. He thinks it would not
have been surprising had South Carolina
shown greater increase than SOC, 900 dur
ing the past ten years.