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!: CONSULT 8
I Or. C. /. MILLER, ST., $
SEATTLE, ". T.. .
q Cherry -. below Second, ;
p. o. Box III. =
o n
Consultations & Examinations "
, FREE. .
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pERMATORRHEA, IMPOTENCE, ETC
Cured on the Instalment Plant
What his patients have to say:


Case lGO. Linn County, Dec. l6 1881.
Doctor-I am a new man; shall pay GU
my note in II days. II. 4.
He paid his note in full.
Gaze los. San Francisco, Sept. ]. 70.
was cured by DIR. &. l.. Miller. Sr., of
SpermatoIrhoe in seven weeks.
Til. f. FRASER.
Subsc- ibed and sworn 10 before me this
LIST day of September, ISIS.
JOHN HAMlLL, Notary Public.
Case 173. Astoria Ogn., June q, 81,
am doing splendid think that am
wei. Ii You think best, send me- another
bottle Of the last medicine. n +.
Answer-No more medicine required
Live as directed you.
Case e03. White River, w. T.. Nov. 81, 80.
Send me n cou lie bottles OF the medicine
l got there last. IL il just what want. l
vii. come down as soon as lean. II. S. Il.
Case Dos. Is well in six weeks, Pays his
notes before due.
Case 200 Is well in two months. Pays
bis notes three months before they are
due.
Case2i3 Is well In two months. PAYS his
notes three months before they are due
Case 2ls. Stopped here: was eured in one
month. Pays his notes in full.
Twenty-four other cases are all doing
well. fe2-dawtf
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fitf

Gents furnishing goods specisity at
the sissn of the esg hat, nexs 10 Mont
goasery's.
Aser says he can discount all the
stores of Seattle, and lave some bats
left.
Tiers Is not a nohhy hat mannfac
inred bat thai yoa can End il al Myer.
the hatser's.
Ii Won do not find elsewhere what
YEN wsns. cali On Myer, the halter; he
~ill supply yoa-
ihe only I'll see where you can buy the
iea fer sae lsass nausiry Is at the lead
ins saAf store OF the Territory, the Puget
Ssani has store. E Mrzg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-02

Chas. +. Freeman. who sacrificed his
child II, Il religious frenzy AZ Pocasses.
Mass, three years ago. and lie now In a
lgnstlc asylum, IN regarded az having
recovered bis reason. and ID likely anon
81 he Released. "rhe chiEd's lie was
lost. he aays, through ignorance and
superstition. hnowirdge and science
b ave ssyed mine aud restored any rca-
sou. | fnfend 10 be guided by reason
.aroagh the rest of my life."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids are invited for the brick work.
carpenter work, mill work, pla-tering.
Thinning, plumbing. gas fitting and
painting of the new Dec dental Hotel.
Plans and specifications can be seen
At the Office of Donald Mckay, archi-
teet. room 5, Post Building.
Bids will be received up to IL o'clock.
noon, on Saturday, the 17th inst. The
right is reserved to reject any and all
bids. JOHN COLLINS.
SEATTLE, Feb. l, 1883. IT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-02

CHANCE OF RourE.-A dispatch from
Baker City. Oregon, January 18th, states
that four parties Of engineers and sur
veyors have started from Weiser city.
IN the interest of the Oregon Short Line
railroad, to survey route for q Railroad
on the north side Of Snake river. from
Weissr city TO Lewiston, and thence 10
the sound; and, il a suitable route c.n
b. found, the road will not be built To-
Baker CITY. and Seattle will be its ter
minus. The above would seeu To ifdi-
cate that change of route ia intended
by the directors, and that no coinpro-
mise ON q basis of 4 junction with the
u. II. u N. system has been effected. IL
IL probable these movements of the
Short Line are Fastening the action of
the Northern Pacido managers. Not
long since we Published an item 10 the
eject that party Of surveyors of the
Short Liue we're at work near the Column
bia, between juniper and Wild ionsa
creeks. In fact, it iH said the Blus
mountains and the southeastern portion
Of Oregon are covered with various
Surveying parties. II is evident Jay
Gould means business--thst hs seeks an
outlet 70 tide water on Puget Sound for
his system. The carrying trade OF the
great Northwest is the prize for which
two great corporations are struggling,
and soon, very soon. the long, weary
waiting for the good time coming to
which We have been subjected will have
an end. Tho dream of railroad
through our fair land will soon be a
reality. - Yakima Record.
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Ssys a prominent horseman. in Civ
Ing ass opinion OF Van,ierbilt's mare.
Mead s., whose great feat az Chicago
pat aer st tho hesd land dubbed her
~Qseea II q. Turf, I'm my oplnion
tie time is cot far distant when atso
minute gait Will be recorded In will
ssertssnly Sa tbs case IL hurssmen Con-
TIME To use hendalfs Spawn Care. as
Il hsat~rs mp the joints, removes ali
hissasshs-, aud Ia fac. has u,aSie a ssoua-
p.ese revolution in tie horse hcsiGeSzs.
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R1Apx ron Bsz. The yeslar Mill
and Manufacturing Company take tina
meAun OF informing the public thAt
their sash factory il now in running aF.
der, and that they oAn manufacture 10
order, At short notice, NIL kinds et sash.
doors, blinds, brackets and holdings az
the lowest living rates. Orders frosn q
distance solicited, and satisfaction guar
ontecd. dSa-ff
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FMxp. Mrs. Cousc. a woman of easy
virtue, vss arrested by ofhcer Thomp-
onn last evening for being drsnk and
disorderly on the street. A friend came
to her rescue and paid her nne, where
upon she WAS released.
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4 Bxxxprcr.-Mr. n. Q. Hanssom. Of

4 BExxprcr. MIR. N. @. Hansscn. of
this city, left for California few
montha 400, ostensihly to visit his
parontA but the real cause came Ia
LIGHT last night, through the receipt oi
beautifully printed cards CONVEYING the
eompliments Of "Nr. and Mrs. N. C..
Hanssom," the bride being Mis- n. c.
Coulter, Of California.
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EASTERN SuoAs Crasp HAMs.-We
are aa@ offering this winters cure. ua-
covered hsnis. tue fst1sss yes--swe~t.
free fsusn salt. very tender and juicy.
&. L. SrsaE i CO.,
fttf Casa Grocers.
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The STUDEBAKER is the standard
wagon of tie world. For sale by WaId
y Csnpts~,i
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Leather and rubber betting, iacing
Rabbits metal, ETC., at Valid q Carar-
ellis.
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I'm WxArxxs.--The first half Of Jan.

Tn WEATHER. The FIRST half Of Jan.
nary Vas as mild, dry and pleasant IA
Ona could wish In mid-winter; bat the
lase half waa cold. windy. wet and gen
orally disagreeabls. February began
clear, cool and frosty, With indications
Of pleasant weather the greater part of
the month February il generally q
mouth Of good veather-better than
either January or March.
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One and all can get suited and fitted
in a hat OF the latest style at the store
of Chas. Goidstein, the Halter. Front
street, with Little Mack, the jeweler.
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II sou wait Any Assembling or paper
hanging dane. 80 10 Mack 4 Crskker.
shos. un tsharry STREET. Opposite Yosisr's
Hall. All work dune at runsnnahlo
Rates ard an1ineAe1iGn guaranteed
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Valentines in abundance. from a
penny 20 dollar. at she Golden Rule
6AxnF, Front street. Enis;t
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BORN.

WKsT-In Seattle, Feb. LIST, to the wife
of Thos. G. Wess, a son.
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CAMpy AND EuTs-The largest as,
ooFtmeut and tha finest gsslis la ths
ely. q. r. HToSH 4 Co.,
ar Cash Groccxx.
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Comic fsncv and satin masks at the
Golden Ruis Baxsr, Front Street.
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Dcwu SHAKE Rrygg.-MsEsrs. 40. aha
Ira Small have returned from the Sal
NON River countrg, where shey.nase
heen urospecting. They report aying
found first rate lodges OF rsch toes,
They al-o report that the engineers OF
the oregon Shoft Line are bussss en-
OaOsd In Surveying aud looas ne = route
for q railroad 20 the East, or r2h. Size
az the Snake River, above Lewiston
Thu engineers report an excellent grace
and an easy road TO build AZ far ~ tley
have zone, about twenty miles. lac
engineer In charge, Mr.. Clark, Is con.
fident that the best route for faliro y
over the Blue mountains IL through tae
snake River cenon." BY this route IN
GRADES are minimum. the cost OF bald
mo not exoese,ye, there arc no snow
ehc.ia 70 be hnilt or maintained, 81
extra heavy engines to build and uialh,
tain, no doubling up OF engines aha
crews 20 operate the road--in st"I1, th'.l
even il it shonid cost more TO coiistracs
the toad down tho Snake River IN "a
over the Blue Mountains. !. would cost
40 much less to operate II TINT IL TIE
long run it would be cheaper to build on
the river route. Two parties OF engin-
GERS are coming down Snake River, from
Burnt River, and in very short time
the prscticability OF tho whole route viii
have been decided. There is no doubt
that that portion of through railroad
down snake River from Burnt River 10
Lewiston would have iasee local
traffic. IA there are extensive regions ot
valuable land between these points
which would be opened up by the road.
-Union.
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For Rent.
DRESSMAKING.

Mrs. A. C. JONES. PRACTICAL AND
vi Fashionable Dressmaker. cuts and
makes ladies' suits, latest styles and per-
feet fitting. Fourth street. between Spriug
and Seneca. ii7-tf
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Piano TUNISG.-Mr. Nltschke will re
main III seafsl- during the first week OF
February. Orders fJr him may be let,
at Mr. Dawes bookstore, on From
street. isl 3
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Have you lame horse? Gail for
Kendaii's SPAWN Cure. Read adyer-
LlSement.
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SWAN BAKING PowpER.-We ask our
customers to give this a single trial,
knowing full well II will be tie fayorite
after b ing tested.
9. p. STONE & Co.,
fltf Cash Grocers, Front Street.
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EORTY GOOD AXEMEN. TO MAKE
II hop p0ics. Aos1e bat good wouas-
men need npply. Also two gOod team
jlea COWS 3 Wn36SI.
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WANTED.

A GOOD BLACKSMITH AT THE
IL Columbia and i,sag.t sound hailroaa
shops. Apply al tbs office
]. M. GOTHAM,
ssJa ASST. Sup,.
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Bifocal glasses. for seeing ear ami
far, at Little Macs.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PoRT MADISON. Feb. 1-Sailed, bark
Fidette, for San Francisco.
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For Rent.

THE b fSEMENT OF BOYD & pom
Gins new brick, 2Sxtst: also q suite OF
oftlces up stairs and two singe Offices
Jl9u BOYD < PtbNCiN.
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Girl W anted.

TO Do GENERAL HoCSEwoRK IN
1 a stnail family. Fur further parsics,-
lars apply cosaer Columbia and second
streets. ixstf
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To Rent.

FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
Rooms to rent Apply at the Gombi-
ton Grocery Store, On front street near
Pike. laS-tf
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Tenders Wanted.

Sealed tenders will he received by the
directors of school district No. IS, Penn.
bina county. d. L., for thirty days from
date ofthis notice for tine erection of a
school house in said district. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the office Of
W. d. Ma;lintock in Nechc, D. T., and At
the office of the PIONEER ExPRnss at PEN.
bina, p. T.. The party or parties rcceiv-
ing such contract will be required to give
bond for double the amount of sail con.
tract. Tie directors reserve the right to
reject any or all bids. Tenders should he
endorsed "Tcnders for building school
house."
Dated at Nccl,c. Oct. 10th. 1883
P.,C.DoxlvAN, w. u. AfcCLfsrock.
1915 Director. Dist. CLERK
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1911

|. Land Office. Grand Forks. D. r.. Avg ID, isss.
Complaint having been ei.ter.la ~ tti,s once by
comply, with law ~ IL Timn<ra.al.ilre Entry 81.
fs0l. dsted March 18th. :A-a. Hp ., te nv q. 40
" H. 81. Ia i.b,hi'a county,. J.. r.. viii, {
view 70 the ca, Ssmc.lla.in e said CITY; cont,
an ILLEGAL eit,y. III that the saii secsitI 1 mai
naturally slevsi.i Of t:n.'e-. there ,'ei * IN r+
l,sn five ncre-"f Harding gr.siI,x ti,nle- D.
entry. the said parties . e hereby xurrm...d I
apl<ar Al ihi. Office the .isi. ,iay 81 Svrn.
Der ia>,. at9 oclNk. T. M. e. rs:sIssil and fur.
nisi testimony crncerni'& rs!d nli,HssI taiit,se
b. g. TIFFANY. Register.
Hamilton J'y. Attorney. Isl!
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m vaughn. Attorney.
LAND OFFICE At GRAND rosxs, D. I

September % i8ao.
Notice b hereby given that ihe following named
setelef hee hied notice Of his Intention &, maxi
dbal proof u support Of his claim and that ~
proof viii be made before II. 4. Vaughn, notary
public af Pembina, dakota, on November iOels
l69, VIZ John B. Rennie. D. y. for the NV ar, ~
20. l62, r6l. ~
He names the following witnssses to prove hi,
couenuouafeetdence upSn aud cultivation or seid
land, viz: Aenieanin lockwood, John A. LocS.
So1d, Esa Ms Gh..' and Alfred lockwood. ~ q
And YOU. 4. 3. Appel, who st1ths ssit day d
NAY, 1884 nled D. & No 1870. on the nv at. &C a
s102 r6J. eSe hereby notified toilhow cause q
there BE-. why said John B. Rennie should not u
Allowed 70 make proof and payment for said lsacS,
l0.16 B. G, TIRPANY Re3istaf
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:, b. z. TIFFANY ReEtstef
III. n. VAUGHN, Attorney. l3.1b
IAnd ONCE C,.rd ro,k. O.t .,,d

Land Once Grand Forks, Oct sd 1888.
settler ha. tied notice oi hi. iatention 8 make
hnal proof IN support Of his claim and that said
proof viii be made before James C. Hesly. notary
public ct DraytOu, d. T., on december !, ISIS,
viz: Amos BelI.
for the NV qs sec 10tp 1GO r 81 ",
He names the following witne.ses To prove Iii.
continuous residence upon aud cultivation Ol
aid land. viz: David Hogx, McGregYor Patio
son. William Rocklin, Jesse 4. Puppy, Of T. v.,.
mont, d. 4. =
1918 BETHANY, Register.
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H. R. VAUGHN, Attorney me-; 'ff"N'' " ISIS:

Land Once, Grand Forks, Oct. 10, 1sss.
Notice y hereby given that the following nam.
Cd settler has led notice Of his intention % make
nnal proof In support Of his claim and that eaid
proof will be msde before Robt Ewing. notary
public ut Pembina, D. T., on December 9th, 1885
VIZ; David Phillips,
TOT tne ~ - Or. nv Or % or, no az sw ar sc II
He names the following Witnesses 70 prove hi,
continuous residence upon aud cultivation Of
John 6pearman, Thomas McCA6fy, ali IL penn
bina county, ID. T.
And you. John Slater. who ON the 9Th day o.
July, 1881, filed D. 8. No. x2a6 on the III Nc or
hereby notified to show cause at this Office On Of
before December 9Th, 1883. II any there be- WIN
raid David Phillips should not be allowed. 4
make proof and payment for eaid tract,
B. c. TIFFANY, Register.
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:. Land Once, Grand Forks. Oct. soth, 1874.
Notice Is hereby gtvea that tile following nam.
ed settler l!as filed notice Of his intention 70 make
finsl prof In support Of his claim aud that ssid
proof will lie made befre te clerk If the district
court at Pembina, y. r, on December 4tf, las,
fo: the re Or secS IT, l6s r 81. 49,
He names the following witnesses ~ prove
his contlnuou. residence upon aud cultivation
Of said land, viz: Rowland Hughes, Frank
AymOnd. Joseph Armiault, John Mfcliels. ali u
Neche, D. r.
BIC. TIFFANY. Register.
IL. II. VAUGHN. Attorney. l,.1k
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Iend ONce. Gran.i Ynsts. b T.. Sep. -. ls,<s.
Notice y hereby xiaea tlsstthe following named
eostaee ~ BeA ae1e 81 his inteni;s,,l u make
DIAL pseof n support Of his claim and tiat said
pe0 WIN Ia made ss,eOre u r Vaughn, .
g9syg Ahlac q rsnnbtna D. r. on November .,
Fhs q 81 $50 ID rsiw.
4 Me nAA0 ~ eI0Wing Wttneaees 70 penve hia
aIIII. we. snd eulaIs.saa g
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Hamilton Hemenwsy.
&c. TIFFANY. R.rI,tsr.

Land ONCE. Grand f,.k. TAX. bet 18Th. 1854.
Complaint having he.u e. ;e-esl ar Iii. once ,y
Camille LanriM asaiu.l ). ,ie. Tor als.'..io ti,E
his homestead entity M. iss, dated tct ,th ma.
upon the nv qr, rec q. q, g.. : IA. in ys-tal5nn
county. d. T., with view =, the cA,,cellatu ~
said entry; tue said ls,:ticr arr u. rfi,y
sln a T. nlpesr at tf.ts. Ofics
O'Clock. q. M. to rrsisld and furnish tsStin,r,,y
concerning said mlege:i q .a,nt,,itneut. Jesti.
mony will he taken IT. this csse bsf,rs y Knee.
CTtfHANYRsytsfx
1917 ~. MJANDEis11N fs,1;.iv.r
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The Chicago one-price clothing house
will open their store at Necl,e adjoining
TSotter Bros. during the coming week,
Isnd their stock will consist Of fur costs,
clothing, furnishing goods, Haas and
CAPS &C., for men, youths ~ = =
s. ains Of woolens ~ Jug
cs'i and go tl,eh sock u ssea rs
KxrzAu.a 4 GAsDxrr,
Il Propsietsrs.
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Noiosl.l

Notice l. hereby gvea that a annual
eleetion will be held q tho polling
places in the various townships q Pen
bisa county III the s,sciod' a. ~ 6low-
~ y 81 S.. y. b: I.
z Ons sgss.
One ear = : n 4 else ~ ~ II
coaana iion die 4. ( ,|3ss
0ns county eolaaii 4 / Io,sss lllsltl u,
epnIniioaer district.
o. aoaaty epmpi iop1s ~ tlass ahi
- ~; :
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wALaALLA,

I What has become Of the Wslhslla
correspondent IL the general enquiry
here. Has he gone away or 10 lie deadi
Here ! isl
Money hes become 20 scarce that silk
handkerchies are becoming legal ten.
der.
Owing othe extremely bad roads from
Hyde Park to Neche, very little wheat ID
making its way to market.
Mr.. Alex. Mcdonald has been away
during the past week building chimneys
for Norman Gingraa, near Neche.
Mr.. Loring is pushing the work on his
house. Mr.. Fisher Is displaying his i'm.
equaled skill ~ plastsrer and brick ma.
son.
We have learned incidentally that we
z i4Nhsve hardware store, tin shop
- sdniture store hers. We hope to
Gee it soon.
Messs. Loring 4 Mayo have been to
Pembina on business concerning the late
attachment. They are to ~ to Grand
Forks on Saturday.
Messrs. Thomas Buriey 4 Co., are get
ting In their fill and winter stock Of
goods, which Mr.. J. T. Briden has asrsne.
ed very tsstfully for the inspection Of tho
public.
Mr.. Joseph Walker, late customs in.
spector here, has leased the Bellevue
hotel and il busy repairing, painting a,,d
furnishing to meet the wants Of the
travelling public. He 10 . genial host.
What might have been . serious affair
occurred in one Of our hstcIs last Sunday,
Q man having two revolven and
threatening u use them. He was finally
conquered and The weapons taken from
him.
JOHN J. Hurley was nominated for
county commissioner Of district No. 4. At
meeting held here Oct. 20. No,nins.
lions were also made to all tie township
Offices, bat ! understand they will not
b e3ected until sometime next March.
Another accident occurred last Thurs.
days abost fosro'caock :. H., on ths farm
| q WilHam wilson Of Crown Center.
Mr.. Che. B. Peters, while qllIne ths cyl
lndsr ing a : thsesht saehine
- hisasn oAGht u 10 co.. ana al
6kin literally losn o6 iron - IN -
hsasn, fsoas - vsiat 8 fSa~ sseSsWs
TIA - 49, - II -. lLis.,a ;s5hc
lIsSe (
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Full line Of new hoods ct Yer1IS.
Clothing from the bet manufacturer,
ak YeHxa,a

Full line Of new hoods ct Yer1a's.
Clothing from the bet manufacturer
At YeHxs's.
Sec the cheap line Of ovsreoats 1t the
e. o. p. e. II.
Buy your boots and shoes where you
can get good reliable stock. Yerxa sells
Bradley's inatchleas shoes end anybody
that has used them knows 1t.
Fresh oysters served to order 1t the
Pioneer Bakery and restaurant EFT
See those winceys ct Yerxa's, cheap.
Men and Teams Wanted. S Good
Teamsters. Also Teams 70 do Backsst
ting. Apply 70 W. J. 8. TsAlL, .Psmbina.
q.
Yerxa does not kesp bankrupt stock,
but wants to sell you goods ~ low q ca,,
b handled.
Bradley 4 Metcalf boots and shoes a.
ways sold ct Yerxa's Those that have
been buying these celebrated goods from
as, or II you never have. try pair.
INCEST and best line new cloaks at
Yerxa's. !.
Just arrived It w. e. Feldmans Jew.
elry store on Stuttsman street the largest
stock Of silverware ever exhibited in
Pembina, consisting of tes sets, butter
dishes, cake baskets, fruit stands, castors,
ETC., etc. Call and SO them before pur-
chasing elsewhere. 1915
See the new cloaks 1t Yerxa'A.
See the new hoods and nubias At
Yerxas.
Go to Yssxs ss1fembina. Hamilton,
Cayileer and. Bsaulieu for good, straight,
'reliabi6 goods.
No bankrupt stock. No shoddy goods
to bait with 1t Yerxas. We keep the
stock; and oil your wants in dry goods,
boots and shoes. clothing, fancy goods,
notions and groceries can be supplied ct
reasonable prices, for cash.
Capt. Webster, having decided to close
out his sewing machine business aud
having large stock Of first class ma
chimes On hand will for the next thirty
days sell at cost. Now is just the time
to get.bsrsains. He also has . few or.
CANS, organs stools and instruction books.
which will be sold cheap. Call and zee.
Office on Rolette street. 3w