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|OHHHhicdtcd
Mr.. Editor IL have read several commune
cations in your paper for the last month or so,
under the beautiful name of Flora. The one
relating to launching OF boats stheir useful
ness to mankind, how far they may venture.
etc. leave entirely to the Professor. poor
Richard and Robert. leave them to Judge
their qualities Also Moses leading the chill
dren OF Israel out OF Egypt across the Red sea
into the land of promise leave to sacred
history to tell about, although / have doubts
whether Moses ever reached the land of prom
isc. The pig and feathered tribe, | leave TO
Wilson and Audubon entirely. The commu-
nication that refer to us (wid1wers \ living
round about here, did not intend 10 notice
until you in your local brevities Of last week
gave me m eye to see Glare more clearly. In
the hrst communication, stating Every lad
had his lassie, etc, would suppose every
lassle should have her lad, and thev are
rather scarce in this place WHY could not
Flora tell US to ask Of God some yirt ID give
US rs old Burns did, 80 see ourselves az she
and Others see US. Why leave US poor fel-
lows 10 be devoured by some soaring roaring
monarch OF the forest TO be swallowed up
Wl'ho o any timely warning Oh, shame on
you flors, Will be more generous to YOU
u the waters have their monarehs. certainly
me waters SHOULD have thew hjv E n and
Il tell you Flora, have seen large whale
or shark hounderIng around our Ntle village
lately and It you are not very carsfuI with
yourself, YOU will be swallowed ~, n less
time than Johnah was Of old y
Newport, Nay tie 9tA. i0o"A"'
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Fishing for Money.

Fishing for MOney.-The girl of the
period fishes for the man with lots of ''tin"
in the hand or in prospect, if he hash enough
of common sense to properly sci a yellow hen
but all shrewd people who know what good
health is and desire to retain it use Swayne's
pills because they contain no mercury or
any other deleterious substances, acting upon
the 5; stem like magic. Liver complaint, Bill
lious disorders, cropsyr epilepsy, female de-
etc, are soos oyeipowefed by
their use and tie wise ones will take adyant-
age of this hint.
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Communicated.


NJ Editor thinking the many r..rons
OF your highly appreciated paper wonla net
o'gect to hearing few items fromthe Meas
ant little village of Mattawoman
Inc prosperous and enterprising Nr. Ell
Hunt is the sole proprietor.
Mr. John NJ Lloyd of wavcrly Baltimore
county sole agent for G. ober and Sons fer
l,,lszer, has sold his fine borse and - for
To-, I sum OF $4,000 the purchaser p 49, Mr.
y HUNT. Some of the Young blood o,,n y ,his
p Pa nave come to the conclusion no, 10 wait
lot hard as head cabbage but prefer a rs' :
a certain bachelor who dahl a s'ns Mat.
mwoman bus become very NM passes na.,
with young widow, not a Snns eaam n,i,es
on, 10 head clean house a' n;'a arm s,-r
a soan no children to oawf bun you mus, bring
Yours Respectfully,
Aattd'0Oman Nay lstA, 1854 lofss'
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DIED.

Mrs Mary A. Norris, wife Of Mr.. james II.
n ,rris after brief but very painful ILL ess,
a;ed at Waterloo, in the Seventh EleetIon
ne riot ON Tuesday the LIST of May, aged
ahoui fifty years. She was very kind aud
81 .cliopate wife and mother, good Chris
:; q and was much beloved by all who knew
her. She has left a kind husband, FIVE devot-
oily aifrctionste daughters and many friends
ID lament her death. A FRIEND.
81. Aary's Beacon.
At her residence Cedar Point Neck, on
wednesday, May the 9th, 1883. Mrs. Ana NJ
Brad 81, beloved wife OF John Bradley, in
Tie lanI Ye.r u her age. Reqtieseat IN pace
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Pomonkey Nd. Nay the 18Th, 1888.
Communicated

COMMUNICATE
Mr. Editor Dear sir-To-day being kept
by the greater pirt of our community as a
holiday and remembering your wish to have
an account of all social gatherings know of
nothing more worthy of comment than the
congregation of people yesterday Sunday TO
hear lecture by Mr. Shaw at Waldorf The
hall used for the occasion, though small seat
ed some IS persons, all of whom seemed to Re
carried away by the forcible and lrrefutable
arguments Of the lecturer. From the Old
Testament, Daniel H., etc. Mr.. Shaw read
the Interpretation of the kings dream, and
from the braZen image there described the
lecturer led his hearers through chain of
reasoning, adding link after link of undenia-
Bile proofs until he brought out that image
representing the once powerful Baby lonian'
Persian, Macedonian and Roman Empires. s.
He rehearses rapidly the rise and fall of them
and concludes that, from the fragments of
these empires there arose II fifth one, The
Kingdom of God. In the course of the lee
ture, Mr. Shaw takes up and refutes the uSu-
ally brought objections and at the close he is
willing to hear and other objection appertain-
ing to his subject matter. The audience ex
pressed their thanks to the lecturer and said
that they passed very entertaining and at the
same time instructive afternoon, and would
look forth with pleasure to his next coming to
Waldorf. MARX.
M1ttawondn, My TIE llh.
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HAMILTON EASTER { SONS
OF BALTIMORE.

Desire TO call the attention Of the readers 81
this paper to the advantage which hey can
present, as an inducement to parties TO make
their purchases from them.
FlesT.-They have had an experience Of
over 80 wears in business, in which TIME.
from small concern they have built mp their
present large trade by fair dealing, without
misreprcsenting and without urging any one
10 buy. One price and that PrIce marked 10
plain figures on every article.
NYxT.-The great Advantage possessed by
them Of being themselves Large Importers Of
Foreign Goods; an experienced Buyer from
their House visiting the various European
Markets twice 4 year. and making their phr-
chases direct from the manufacturer, thus saw
ing to our customers the profit made by an
Importer when he sells to tile Johber or Whole
sale House. and also the profit made by the
Wholesale Dealer when he sells to the Retailer.
Whereas. IN dealing with us, there is bat one
profit between the Manufacturer and our Gus
toners We keep on hand very large and
varied stock. embracing goods Of every class,
from lOw-pricei to the most expensive; but no
article that would lie dear at any price -
only such aS we believe will prove Of good
value for the price paid Our various Depart
ments include low -priced medium and fine
dress goods Black Silks Colored Silks
Mourning Goods Linen Goods, and all House
keeping Dry Goods, Blankets, Quilts, Com
forts Druggets, Mattings, Domestic Cotton
Goods. and Domestic Fabrics Of ali kinds
The wooden department includes goods for
mems and BOYS wear, in all the New STYLES
Of Suitings-Cheviots Cloths, Cassimeres,
and also " bite and Colored Flannels. Hos-
cry, Gloves and Merino Underwear in all sizes,
for Ladies, Misses, Boys aud blen, oil any kind
and description Ladies and Misses Wraps
and Sbawls Ladies' Muslin Underwear,
Lnces, Edgings, Rulings, Scarfs, Ribbons,
Nets, &c GinghaDs, Calicoes, Chintzes,
Cretonnes Satins, White Muslin Dress Goods,
Nansook. Swiss and Cambria Embroideries
Buttons, Notions, &c. Samples oill he sent
10 parties who give US plain nni full direc-
tons OF about the price wanted, coors perter-
red, &c.
H1MfLTOV E.1STER &c SONS,
1879 20l. 203 Baltimore Street.
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Thomas c. Price & Co.,
So s. Charles Street, Baltimore Md.
GEN II IL Al
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR SALE OF
Tobacco, Grain Hool and all c0nSign-
nteHtS.

Leo H. HAYDEN, recent Tobacco Inspector
gives his personal attention to inspections, &c
Consignmcnts solscited-qnick sales and
prompt returns.
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Arc Yoa. Expose d.

To maarial influences then protect your
system by useihg Parker's Ginger Tonic. 1t
Strengthens the liver and kidneys TO throw oil
malaTiaI poisons, AMI is good for general de-
bfiity and nervous exhaustion. I'm.
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,r MSS Mary Mary Nelson, Baltimore sars ..aroens
;n mn sr D,srs greatly benefited me whon suffer
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REFERENCE

T.. cannon, cashier, Traders NAttonal 1ank
Hon. Barnes Compton Laurel. Pr Geo Co.
r. H. Edelen, Fort Tobacco, Md.
\ G Chapman La Plata, Md.
Robert G. Coomhs, Leonardtown Nd.
F. Stone, Court Of Appeals, Annapolis, Nd.
WE conf lcntly offer our Tict0r Fer
w tHi<eF to the Farmers tor their To
baccO crops tins season. II is u Speciality
for Tobacco n4d Wheat 1t will make as
much tobacco Of rs fine quality as any other
fertilizer and is equal to any for ali crops. -
Send for certificates. our wheat and corn
fertilizer--a specially for grain crops. We
have the s,le agency for Andrew Gee S Origi
nal Ammonat, Bone Phosphate a just im-
prov ed for tobacco and wheat. The value OF
this fertilizer is well known as heretofore pre-
pared. wittr me i7nFrovement of 1883, it i,
IA thoroughly eliai'le tobacco fertilizer. For
tobacco use our Victor or Cues improved
For grain crops use either OF the above or cur
wheat and corn fertilizer. All in good con
dillon. Orders solicited. NH 30-tf
For sais-by Joseph Price, Cross Roads, A.
VI. Rryas, Yonmukcy, Richard Com 4, New
port.
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We cali attention to the card of Mr. Geo
n. Barker OF Washington city. Parties wish
ing building materials would do well to Civ
him a call, as his assortment is large md
choice ami Ills prices peasOa,lble.
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LATEST STYLES
IN
SPRING DRY Goods


All Wool Spring Dress Goods, g5sts.
Nuns Yelling, al now colors, zseis
spring Dress Goods, new colors, l2Icts.
Spring Cashmeres, new eolors. q 81 and ~
SUMMER Silks. 5eets., e2ct.. and 75cis
Black Dress Silks, sl.oo, 81 Is, sl.5o. sl.7,
and $40
Black Cashmeres, s7cts., 5oets., s2cts. and
75cts.
Mourning Dress Goods.
Crepe Wells and Shawls.
White and Fancy Mating all Il, les.
Spring Carpets, 25cts., 37cts. and 5o.ts
Cloth for Men aad Goy's wear, 81 and scots
Cotton AIDES for Mems Suits, 2octs
Perasols, sl.oo, sl.25, sl.5o, $500, 50 So.
/ Boidal Quilts, 9scts., worth So 90.
Silks, yelvets, satins Brocades
Silk surahs, all colors, 5Octs
SILK Morino, all colors, 9Octs.
India Linen, l2cts, l5cts., l8cts., 2Octs. and
25cts.
Dotted Swiss, all colors, new patterns.
Satin Stripe Victoria Lawns l2cts.
Satin Stripe Pque, Sets.
Calicoes, Cottons, Ginghams, Percals. Che
viots and Gossamers.
G. M. TOwSOn.
636 Penn. Ave., South Side near Can.
tire Market, Washington, d. C.
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NOTICE.
Tomato Plants for Sale.

TON MO Plants and Sweet Potato Sprouts
z now ready to set out, AMI for sale by
W. HERBERT BERRY,
may Aft Aliens Fresh, Charles co. Nd
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The above real property will be sold by ths
Collector as autho rized bt the Act OF 1874 eh
ter 4-j. ana the prncreds will be applpd H. H.
pay lnent Of lhe taxes for the above Years viz
the III terest aad ali costs lAat may accrna nm.
der this sale.
WILLIAM p HARVEY
my Y SL Late GolssL tor IL I,istrt1.-
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The Styles and quality cannot he surpassed,
and rs to prices YOU will find hem much low
er tan they can be bought elsewhere. All
~eAsk is for yon TO Examine the goods and
We VIII soon satisfy you that we mean bust
less.
We are resolved to sell our goods at so
mall profit that the people must buy, there
" enabling us to keep our stock always seat
enable.
failure to examine our stock is an oppor-
unity lost. We can make it to your interest
0 trade with us
Our goods are bought from FIRST Hands,
saving double profit and giving our Gus
toners the benefit
Country Merchants will find it to their ad-
vintage to examine our stock from which
equally good selections can be made at prices
tint will compare tavorably with those Of the
Nrthern cities.
LAdies' Pebble Goat BIN Boots, 81 IS to 20 90
French Kid Button Boots.........l,2 rs to $50
Lasting Fox d s'....l IS to 80
g Polish .'..............i 10 10 zoo
slippers in great variety IS to 400
Mems can BOOTS so TO 8 200
Coarse, tSolid TO 1.50
MEMS "FINE GALE all prices
Chidrens Boots 10 to SO
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Collectors Sale.

pY virtue of authority vested in me as Collee.
ID tor OF Taxes for the First Collection District
of Charles county, | viii sell Mt public sale. To
the highest bidder for cash, ON the premises,
Thursday, May the 31st.
between and o'clock p. m, the following
property, to satisfy State and county taxes due
for the year ISL, 10 wit:
tract of or parcel OF land living In the Eirs,
Collection district, called
Ash Brook Rest,
or by whatever name or names il NAV he t,,,,,r,
containing
81 Acres; more or less,
assessed ia the name of Louisa Bowie.
Due for County tax. 1881. $50 "a
Due For State tax, 1881. al
Interest from Jan. |, 1882.
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HEALy Bros, Attorneys.
sUMNONs.


TERRIroRy OF DAKorA,) DISTRICT COURT,
County Of pembina. ! Third Judicial District.
Lewis L. Booker plaintiff vs. F. Conway def:
endant.
The Territory of Dakota to the above named
defendant.
to IRE ne5eD IN ss AND
entitled action, which was filed in the clerk Ol
the courts office OH the eth day Of October, lt3
at the hour OF TWO o'clock p. M, a copy of which
is served upon you. and to serve copy of your
answer to said complaint on the sub
cribers at their Office In the town Oi
Pembina, In the county OF rembina and terri
tory aforesaid, within thirty days afler the ser
vice ofthis summons upon YOU. exclusive Of the
day OF such service and II you fail 70 answer the
plaintiff in this action will take Judgement
against you for the sum Of Five Hundred, Seven
and Six-husalredtlls dollars aud interest ut I.
per cent. per annum from June 18th, 1873
besides costs and disbursements.
Dated October 6tll. A. D., 1888.
GAFFNEY L. kNEEsHAw,
1919 PLAINTIFFS AttDrneys
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9. n. vtnton h thssshing and hi
prospects azs GOOD for thirty bushe,s o,
No. 1 hard % the acre.
A good hotel would pay we'll In Crystal,
not more than half the people who wish
to stop hero get accommodation.
Fall blowing 10 pretty we'll done around
here, owing to the harvest being Garlic,
than most places. Very little Of the
wheat has been injured with the frost.
This town IL now favored with church
services every Sunday, by lsey. z. A.
McNamara. ". Thoms and Crystal being
appointed ascircuit At the last con.
ference. ~
The election In Crystal township passed
of without awakening much interest,
only eighteen votes polled OH account OF
farmers being busy threshing. The
following officers were elected: Boar | of
supervisors, Fred Weiss, chairman:
w. H. Goodman and L. q.
Kahlen; township clerk, F. M. King;
lssasurer, Jus Bedford; township assessor.
James lrnce; highway oversecr. James
Massie; pounlnaster. &. N. venton.
Park township had no election.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA: County of Pembina.
Armstrong, Buslee & 10. AMI Hamburger
Bros, Plaintiffs vs. Freedom & Whaley, defend.
anti.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of two
executions to me directed and delivered, and now
In my hands, issued out of the clerks Office of the
Third Judicial District Court, Territory of Dakota
In and for the county Of Pembina, upon two
Judgments rendered in said court In favor OF
Armstrong. Busllee { &c. end hamburger Bros,
plaintiffs and against Freedom 4 Whaley. defend.
ants, have levied upon the following described
personal property of said defendants, to wit: 70
gallons Blackberry brandy. rs gallons New En-
gland rum, 20 gallons Bourbon whiskey. 20 gal-
Ions bitters, 6 gallons ginger brandy, i gallons
brandy, 10 gallons bourbon. gallons Jamaica
rum. Ii bottles d. K. gin. case OF q II. Murrn's
champagne. case Hsnne,y brandy, case cham.
q ! NSS,yembsr, 4. d ,sss. It the hour q two
Brown 4 Kabernagle's. In the town Of PemDina.
IN raid county and territory. proceed t. sell all
the right. title and interest Of the above named
defendants. Freedom & Whaley. in and 70 the
above tlercril,ed property to satsfy said Judgment
and costs amounting to Four Hundred and sev.
enty-one dollars anp thir,y.three cents. together
with al acciuing costs Of SALE and interest on the
zane from the 18th day nj October. 1855 ct the
rate of per cent per annum. At Public Auction
TO the highest bidder for cash.
Dated Pembina, d. T., November 12, 1883.
CHAs. ]. BROWN,
GAPFNEY & KHEEsHAw, Sheriff.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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MONS.

Il. Hunt ". {. Holt, &c. Carrier ' and ID J. ".
Garner. doing business under the firm hume oi
hunt, Holt y Garner Brus.. plaintiffs, against j.
n. Tracy. defendant.
The Territory Of Dakota 70 :le above named
Defendant.
You, J. NJ. Tracy. are hereby summoned and
entitled ucti,n, which WAS filed with the clerk Of
tile district court of the Third Judicial District,
~ an! for am county of rein.'iua, ar.l Territciy
on a y, M the second day Of October las;.
the Subscribe ut their Office IN iVnlinn, in sai
county. wi,iia thirty days after the .ervlee Of
this sliinnpils upon yOt exclusive uf the day of
'ich tervice. and tfyou fail to answer ~ eaid
complaint within the time aforesaid, the plain.
t'is ~ this action " III apply the court for the
relief deinai'ie,i III TIT e inpaint.
Dated at lGmbilla. nak., SEPT. I'D, 1888.
MEAVtIER Il MCINTYRE,
1918 rluintitf's AttOrneyr.
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Just arrived at w. e. Feldman's Jew.
elry store on Stuttsman street the largest
stock OF silverware ever exhibited in
Pembina, consisting Of tea sets, butter
dishes, cake baskets, fruit stands, castors.
ETC., etc. Cali and SEQ them before p,,r-
chasing elsewhere. 1916
Fresh oysters served to order at the
Pioneer Bakery and restaurant. eff
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ELKwOOD.


They say wheat is turning out from
twenty to thity-five bushels per acre.
The threshing machine has been
around in this neighborhood. Wheat
and oats arc turning out a good yield.
Mr.. VIM. Hudson Matthews met with
an accident tho other day while cutting
wood. A stick few up and struck him
cutting his face.
A blacksmithshop il "a necessity here.
Farmers have to drive from twelve to
eighteen miles to get their horses shod
and very often they do not find the
blacksmith at home or he is too busy.
Death has been here and called one Of
our respected young men,
Charles E. Green, away from us at the
age ofabout twenty-five years. He leaves
father and mother, three brothers and
three sisters to mourn his death. They
have the warm sympathy of the neigh.
bors.
At last we have mail running
regularly once week, since our ener.
getic mail-driver, Archibald Thelp took
hold of it. The mail leaves Elkwood
every Wednesday morning going by
Lemon and Mona post-otiice to Olga and
back again calling at the same offices and
arriving at Elkwood at night the sams
day. Thursday morning it starts for st
Johns. Turtle Mountains, and returnin,
70 Elkwood about Friday. The mai
between Elkxood and st. Johns is yer,
light. there bnins no intervening pusl
ottics. There Is some tAit q
|tskine steps towards ossanfla II
township. 5sss
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HYDE PARK.

To say that the services i'm connection
with the opening of the Presbyterian
church were one grand success were
almost a .truism. At lc.lst, 80 it would
seem to any Of the people most inter.
estcd. On Sunday, Nov. 4tl,, ut II, a. NJ,
Rev. Prof. Bryce of Winnipeg preached
a delightfully."- edifying sermon from the
text, "Let brothcrly love continue. y
After tile usual services If such occasions
the sacrament of the Iorl's supper wa.
dispensed by Prof. Bryce, about forty
sitting down to the table Of the Lord.
The house was well filled by an audience
Of about l25, who wercun the til,-loc ii
expectation aud not one went away dis
appointed. At 3, r. n, in the Afternoon,
an audience of about $50 listened to III,
equally acceptable. sermon from the
text, "Thou ant not far FROM, tho king.
dom Of Cod" On Monday the largest
number of people that have eyer met at
once west of Penbina assembled at the
the same place. to enjoy social evening.
A most bountifal tea was served which,
was enjoyed by every one. After ten a
literary programme of no ordinary kind
was carried ont. The musical part con.
sisted Of singing by select choirs from
Nechc, Tyner and the homc-cl,oir. This
variety seemed to lie very mucl, enjoyed
Miss Murdoch, of Tyner, gave very neat
recitation which was heartily encored
Rev. Caswell occupied the chair, speeches
humorous, grave and Instructive were de.
livered by Rev's. Nelthorpe, Williams
Wait, and last. hut, certainly not leas,
Prof Brycs Of Winnipeg. The proceeds
about $40. are to he applied toseatinu the
church, II very neat structure.
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Nv.MMoNx.

T:snlfoaY OF DAxorA.) DISTRICT COURT.
Gonnty " i'ehibiua ] Third Judicial District.
y. Y. McGutn VIZ. A. W. stiles,
stiles. defendant. e '" A' W.
You arr thereby required to answer tie com.
palnt VI ny piainit, which IL llled with tile
" Oct Der. iss.. aud t. .eryc cow
u your Answer un the snbxcriters Ut their IL
hye III Iemnina aud Territory Of Dakota
vice of this summons on you, exclusive. of m.
dizzy II sucll serIict. an,lif y.n fail to answ or
thts conpiaiat within TIME the plnint,if viii
,aHe !nasment agstnst you for tie sum Of Five
berides costs If acti ..
Datetl3t rembina ,nis 2e'i day ofseps. 1ss'.
MEGQU Ell L. MCINTYRE
1873 Plaintiffs Attorney.
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nc. TIFFANY. Register.

Land Office. Grand Forks OAK. Oct. 18th. lsss.
Compliant having been entered At hi. Office by
Camille Laurtn against J. Giles for abandoning.
his homestead entry No. 1852. dated Oct sth Isi,
upon the ew or, sec 8, tip l63. r Sc, in Pellbina
county, d. T., with view to the cancellation Of
said entry; the said parties are hereby
on The goth day of November, issB, at
o'clock. q. ll.. tO respond aiid furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment. Testi.
mOny will he taken in this case before " ! Knee.
shaw ut Penbina r.. on November, 9th, 1tsH.
BCTIFFANY Register.
1917 vi ANDERSON Reccty'r
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheun, fever
sores, letter, chappcd hands, clnlblains,
corns, and all skin crnptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For, sale by q. Moore T. Co.,
Pembina.
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Capt. Webster, having decided to close
out his sewing machine business and
having large stock Of first clnss ma.
chimes on hand will for the next thirty
days sell at coet. Now is just the time
to get.bargains. He also has q few or.
gans, organs stools and instruction books
which will be sold cheap. Call aud see
Office on Rolette street. IA. 3w