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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-12-14
A Great Discovery.

Mr.. WIN. Thomas, Of Newton, Ia, says:
My wife has been seriously affected
with cough for twenty-five years, and
this spring more severely than ever be-
fore. She had used many remedies
without relief, and being urged to try d..
Kings New Discovery, did 80, with most
gratifying results. The first bottle re-
lieved her very much, the second bottle
has absolutely cured her. She has not
had 60 good healtl, for thirty years"
Trial bottles free at c. Moore & Co.'S,
drug store. Large size 81.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-12-14

I The Minneapolis Journal proposes
Arsise fight between John L. Sullivan,
80 Z Montana mule, the latter being
allowed TO face the opposite direction.
"A rood suggestion. The result might
- : bensdt to the country without
hurting the mule.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-12-14

The Boston One Price Clothing
House, of St. psnl, have recently pub.
lished :. paper for distribution amongst
their friends and customers all over
the Northwest. That house shows
marvellous enterprise. Should any of
or readers, while in st. P.snl, have
need to visit u clothing house they
should steer straight for the d. o. r.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-12-14

c. s. Hubert is cut in a card
defending the course pursued by his
company in buying wheat. He would
have the people to believe that the p.
& H. elevator system has nothing to
10 with the Minneapolis Millers' Asso.
citation and that his company is not in
collision with any railroad. 1t would
seem discourteous to question the yer.
acity of an apparently honorable gen.
tleman. but there is cumulative evi.
dence Of great injustice somewhere
md it is impossible to see how the p.
& H. company can be free from com.
plicity in it.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-12-14
Never Give Up.

Ifyou are suffering with low. and de-
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general
debility. disordered blood, weak consti-
tuition, headache. or any disease of bill
ious nature, by all means procure bot
tie of Electric Bitters. You will be SUI.
prised to see the rapid Improvement that
will follow; you will he inspired with new
life. strength and activity will return;
pain and misery will cease, and hence.
forth you will rejoice in the praise ol
Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents q
bottle hy Z. Moore 4 Co.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-12-14

Senator Blair. of New Hampshire,
has presented a joint resolution for an
amendment to the constitution, pro.
hibiting the manufacture or sale of
intoxicating liquors. The bill pro-
videS, that should the amendment not
he ratified by thrce.fourths. Of the.
states before 1890, it shall then become
law by act of Congress-.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-12-14

The question of the day is "What
can the farmers do to protect their in.
tcrests from the baleful effects Of op.
pressive monopolics and insure fair
return for honest lal,or!" Can they
unite i'll any practicable line Of effort!
The best advise we can give is: First,
agitate; Second. be sure you are right;
Third. 90 ahead.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-12-14

On Friday, Nov. ls,.lsss, red Russia
leather pocked book, containing several
notes payable to p. Mccullough and w.
A. Blake. The notes. are of no value Ia
any one but the parties named. Alil,eral
reward will he paid for their return "a
the Cameron House, or John O'Connor,
st. Thomas, or w. A. Blake, Grafton.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-12-14

DEcENRER, 5.
Board met at the auditors Office pur.
suant to adjournment. Present, F. e.
Myrick, F. Aymond, WIN. jackson and
J. H. Bird, county auditor.
On motion it was resolved that the
Pembina County Bank be made the re.
pository of the county funds-bank Il
furnish good and sufficient bonds to the
amount of twenty-five Thousand Dol
lars. L. E. Booker, president Of the
Pembina County Bank, presented bond
Of Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars Will,
the following gentlemen as bontlsmen
L. E. Booker, principal, Judson LsAloure
". J. Kneesl,aw. I. W. Gatfnvy, Lu
cine Geroux. Chas. J. Brown.
On motion bonl Of L. Booker was &C.
cepted.
The following bills were allowed:
James Dick. repairing grades.."...$ 9 Z:
Peter Macarthur. cutting out ice
and driftwoo,l ut Geroux bridge
in April, lss3........................... IL q
W. ]. McCleary, repairing grader 75t
Isaac Mussell, repairing grader. 3O(
Johnson 4 Holmes, one pump...- l6 4.
W. A. Wallace, requiring aoor at
courthouse. ............................ Is o.
James Bearisto, professional ser-
vices, $50. Allowed. Is 0,
John Dease, two days board reg.
istration. ......................... 10
A Sworn, statement from the in
spectors Of the town Of BathRate
setting FORTH thut at an election
held the 9TH day of October, 1888.
the election of said town voted
Tor incorporation, Now there
| sSrc II y hereby dcclarsi inspF-
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Announcement.

Mn. Stanley Peach begs to announce
that she is prepared to give lessons in
vocal and instrumental music. drawing
and painting at her residence in Penn.
bina near the Presbyterian church.
Late organist Of "Holy Trinity" Winmi-
peg. Class lessons in elementry vocal
music at Mrs. Peach's re silence, Tuesday
evenings at $50 o'clock. Terms $50 per
month. l6tf
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D Notice,

We the undersigned warm all persons
against purchasing note made by us in
favor of james Copeland. of Bcaulieu,
Pcmbinn county. u. T., to the amount Of
Slil.G0 dated OH or about the 3Jth of
March, 1893. As the same is non.nego-
tiAble and value has not been received.
SAN'L p. NUxx,
2c.iS JAG ,B r. He lDEasoN. .
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Hair Dressing.

The undersigned is prepared to do any.
thing in the line Of hair dressing at shor,
notice. Wavesand frixzes made to order.
Old ones dressed over. Hair exchanged
for goods. A full line of hair goods and
ornaments always on hand. Rooms in
building west of McTavish 4 Webbs
block, up stairs. Mas WAlKxR,
23-tf. l'elnbina. D. T.
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Postmaster General Gresham has
made u brave fight against the Louisi.
ana lottery swindle, but the odds are
likely against him. The lottery com.
bination has millions Of money to
spend in influencing Congress and pro.
viding means to evade the law. The
whole country must take a rest some
day from all other questions and turn.
ing upon this gigantic swindle clear 1t
out root and branch.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-12-14

1t would seem to he one Of the cast.
est things in the world to introduce \
useful bill into Congress. It IL quite
u different thing to get it passed, how.
,ver. In most cases 1t requires q
powerful lobby or an all.powerful pub.
lie sentiment to crowd it on to the last
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80 wese unab.d LAST week q finish
the Prssidsnts message which We give
In full this week:

The first number Of the e. Mountain
Echo" was somehow missed from our
exchanges. but we trust that hence.
forth we shall not fail to catch It
every week. It starts well consider.
ing the circumstances, and will doubt.
less improve with time.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Editor r,ossr..Exrsrss:

Editor rIoHIER.ExrREs:
Sir.-l wish to call your attention to
matters involving the interests of not q
few settlers in this county. We have in
each county in this Territory clerk of
the district court, appointed by the judge
If the district, whose duty requires him
to hold his Office at the county scat and
there attend to the duties of said office.
The Law also provides that he may
appoint deputy to act in his absence or
when he is unable to attend to the duties
of said Office, who has no more author
ity, however, than his principal.
The US. land laws provide that par
ties desirous of settling on government
land can appear at the district land office
and there make the affidavit regulate
for homestead entry; also, the neces-
sary affidavit for final proof But il
through distance from the land Office Or
disability from any cause the claimant
cannot reach the land Office, he may
appear before the clerk Of the district
court for the county. who is required 10
hold his Office at the county seat and
takes the required affidavit.
But where does the law in any case
give the district clerk q special commits
sion to appoint deputies at will to travel
through the county for the purpose of
taking final proofs?
Again, final proofs are advertised to
be made before the clerk Of the court at
Pembina, when there is an express I'M
derstanding that he or one of his depu-
ties will 20 to claimants residence or
some other convenient place, frequently
many miles distant from the county seat
and there take the testimony Of claim
ant and witnesses in some cases.
Now, Sir, what is the object of . notice
of final proof? I should suppose it is
that the public should know At what time
and place parties are making 6nal proof.
80 that if any one has any objection it can
be submitted then, and II d supposed
and intended that they should be made
public, SO that any one can have al op.
portunity of knowing what the witnesses
are testifying to. I should like to ask
what opportunity has the public of know
ing what is going on when proof il
advertised in one place and taken in
another, fifty miles awsyf
In this way the clerk Of the district
court is practising deception upon the
land department by representing that
proofs were made before him ut his Office
in Pembina. when they were not.
ROBERT EWING.
Pcmbina, D. T.. Dec. IL 1888.
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Found,

On Rolettc street, Pembina. Friday
evening, Nov, 3oth, pocketbock contain
ing sum Of money. Owner can have
by calling on the undersigned, proving
property and paying for advertising.
'2w Tuos. PACE.
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Note Lost.

Notice 10 hereby given that . certain
note made by Octive Paillefsr ON Novem.
Der lss, 1882, for $3.50, payable 70 Ne.
Lellsn 4 Marsl.all, Of Pembina, has been
lost. All parties are hereby notified that
said note has been paid, and are warned
against negotiating for tire same.
1921 OcT1yE PAlLl.R11R.
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Notice to Taxpayer,

Notice is hereby given that the At
list for 1883 for the town Of Pembina 10
now 10 my hands for collection, At my
Office on Rolette street.
ls.sw BIZ. wxssrrs.
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Notice 70 Taxpayers.

ssSV W @o1V"VOSOs
Notice is hereby given that the tax
lists of 1883 are now in my hands for col.
lection. Pesons living at q distance
can get statement Of taxes due by send.
ing name, postofiice, township, and des.
cription of real estate. by giving section,
township and range. or in case Of town
property, the number of lot aud block
and name of town.
F. A. WARDwxLL, Co. Treasurer.
Pembina, Nov. Goth. 1883. 1919
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-12-14

A exchange carries the asurative
pretty far when it refers to Dio Lewis
. having been increasingly occupied
With the ssounce Of prevention"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-12-14

DSssNssyA 49, n ~ y s;s,.f X is
eaev, Incorporated ne tesritosy
Ut tosth In 10 pseition. 4
IA. wasdwsil. cssH paid fotp las-
tespasss ............... - %
American Express Co.. expressaes
November 10, .............. & %
F. A. Wardwsll, freight on books. 8 20
George r. Nulpll made application to
Pell liquor 1t Dathgats which was gan.
ed.
F. Aymond, two sacks flo1r u,unty
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 90
Board adjourned until Tuesday, Dc.
cember 4tl,, 1889.
p1Exs.s 4ru, 1858.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present, F. Z. Myrick. WIN. jackson
Chas. Mcleod, F. Aymonl, T. B. Holmes
and ]. II. Bird, count, auditor.
The following bills werc allowed:
Geo. Parker. hauling ..oal............ II q
J. A. Douray. weighing coal. 3 30
W. A. Wallace, four storm win.
dows, and repairing ON court
Observation-Disclosures. Is 80
T.C. Fraser, services 40 deputy
1c5 10
Board adjourned until o'clock, r. n.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met punuant to x<jcurnmcnt
Full board present.
McTavish 4 Webb, goods for
county loor.................. 10 GO
McTavisl, u Webb, supplies for
.......,,. so
VIM. Jackson, 40 poundsof meat
for county poor.............-........ l2 %
WIN. jackson, two trips to lia,nil.
ton as overseer ofcounty lDor... Is 90
On u,otion it was resolved that Mcssrs.
F. G. Myrick and james Shaw he up.
pointed a committee to settle With the
county treasurer sud submit report 10
board at January meeting.
Resolved that tie county purchase a
safe from I. Z. Kyrck for use of county
treasurer.
Robt. Tweed!ie. one day canvass.
ing election returns. 500
Wan. jackson, one day canva.sing
election returns and milrage.... S 10
F. A. Wardwsil, one day canvass.
Ing elecnion returns, ................. 500
J. H. Bird, clerk canvassing board
November election. .......... =. 800
PloxEER Exrsxss, envelopes AMI
letter paper, notice of special
commissionew' meeting, notice
Of election. statement of taxes,
liquor notice, envelopes and pa
per for county officer. print
Ing commissioners, proceedings
Oct. and Nov, tax statements e
&c. for county treasurer, cocoon. n 10
DECEMBER 4, 1888.
Application OF I. F. Huston. supervisor
OF Nec,e township for use Of pile driver
for road district No. /. granted.
WIN. Jackson, five days aud mile.
............ 10 so
Chas. Mcleod, services AZ com.
missioner aud four days milc.
age, ...... 81 90
Chas Mcleod. one day overseer
OF pO0f, Observation-Disclosures. 8 90
7. B. Holmes, services az county
commissioner and mileage eight
days ............................. 81 20
F. Aymond. services az county
commissioner and mileage. ...... 20 20
Board adjourned until o'clock q. M,
December. 9th, 1883.
DECEMBER S, 1883.
Board met persuant to adjournment ut
8 o'clock q. IN.
Present. T. G. Myrick. chairman, T. 3.
Holmes aud r. Ay,nond.
There being no busineaa presented.
board adjourned until regular meeting
in January, 1884.
Attest;
J. H. BIRD, &c. MYR,cx.
Go. Auditor. Chairman.
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A horse, young and sound, mare prt +.
ferrcd-to buy, or TO work through the
winter. Enquire Of Chas. O'Hara, Pom.
bina, d. L. iw
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q Senator Edmunds is still after the
polygsmiSts. and the greater part of
the nstion is at his back. 1t looks
nov - IL that dark blot might soon be
4 Y1iDod out.
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lhsaxa has been spanned by
anothsr iron bridse-another tie bring.
1t The two countries into closer
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Wantad.

KArxAUER & GARpSxR,
It PrOnriet0rs.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
DECEMBER. 3.

Pcmbina, D. T.. Dec. u 1883.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

fnrnish these mills and pumps com
Pltie, nv hetofy prices, and thorough sltIs.
lae'ion guaranteed. Correspondence soiicit.
ga. Gifculm' and price tist promptly foI
"AIuep' Addfcbs g.. HARDY,
1ohno, Nor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04
IMPORTANT DECISION IN d LIBEL CASE.

The suit of William +. Andrew against
Charles in favor OF the plaintiff by the
Court of Errors Appeals of NewJcrsey Saturday
is one that has ercted considerable In
Chicago and the West account OF the principles In
yoved In IT, Mr. Andrew is the OF patent for
Improvement in processes and apparatus used in render
ing fats" In March, 1885, he In Chicago negota-
ting with D. Ward Co.. Of that city, for the sale OF an
exclusive license this patent in Illinois He was
about 10 receive $25 900 from ID. Ward Co., and 10
guarantee the royalty not less than So 400 year for
the xpired OF the patent when there appeared
in the principal newspapers OF Chicago notice signed
by C. D. Deshler secretary OF the United States Dairy
Company cautioning people against using any patent
except the Mege patent, owned by Ills company, ana
asserting that final decree and Injunction had been
attained against Andrew and his associates In the
Circuit Court OF NewYork restraining them from using
their patent The publication of this notice led Ward "
Go. to break on all negotiations with Andrew. The
latter at once brought action against Desher In tho
Supreme Court of New-Jersey for libel, placing bis
claim for damages at $50. 900.
When the up ia the Circuit Court the plain
tiff was nom suited the judge deciding that there hal
been no proof OF malice the part Of Dcshlcr III pub
fishing the notice and that although the statements IN
falsitywas rot proof OF malice. Andrew carried the
case up the Court OF Errors aud Appeals, where
was argued by Ex-Governor Bede, or Ncw-Jefeey, Tor
the defendant aud by John Linn for the plaintiff. IN
the unanimous decision rendered by the Court on Sntr
day IL was decided that, the notice false ana
the defendant had abundant opportunity OF ascertain
ing its tasty he should be held responsible for the libel
secretary of his company did not relieve MIN OF RESPONSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04
REyoLrTIoNs IN COLOMBIA FEARED


PANAMA, Dec. 23.-For some time past
trouble has been bre wing the interior and among inc
States and appears likely the storm Ia about 10 purs
IL was already reaching head but the sudden death %
President Zaldua on December 81 win hurry ma''c'S
up Congress- some time ago passed law authorizing
the National Executive TO employ National troops 10
maintain order in the States. The weak ones cannot
object but the stronger do not believe In TINS a"
which deIrives them OF the pleasure they ma In oh'
uai revolutionary disturbances Recently the Govern
inent of the State Of Cauca applied for assistance
President Zaldua teegraphed General Hurtado, Presi,
dent OF Cauca, that a body OF Colombian troops hau
started for that State commanded by General sergio
Camargo who was instructed TO proceed 20 the frontier
line command of the frat division OF tic aIy ,ner
to prohibit the transit of arms and men, 20 compel
Ecuadorlsn exiles In Colombia 10 keep the
legal distance from the FRONTIER suu
TO act on his responsibility as agent oil thb hkecu
tive power in the unlookedfor event OF Canca being IN
vadcd by State States, violence being attempted
against the State Executive ,,o,.
The duty Entrusted to General Camargo Is diiculs
and delicate one both regards affairs IN that Canca
and the frontier In relation with Ecnauor. IN .no
latter particular 1t Ia just possible the Ecuauorh au
thorities may regard the presence OF iorce on he
frontier menace, aud bring about SOLUTION OF tho
strained situation existing In the relations Oh tue
two countries. -. - a..
DR. jose Otalora, the Second Vice President was to
enter on the Presidential duties the 2lst lie belongs
to Nuner, independent party but MS efforts 70
maintain peace are almost certain 10 prove ineHecu@
and revolution Is inevitable. ,Ha .
few days ago at Obspo. Rival parties were formed OF
the Jaiaicans and Carthagenians, winch CUM raeu III
q regular battle in wbcn seven men receiver Ahiie
wounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

PANAMA, Dec. 23.-ObseryatiOns of the
transit of Venus Bucuos Ayres Cordova Montevideo,
Bolivia Blanca aud Patagonia imperfect, OWING TO
rain. In Santiago, Chill, the Belgian Commission OBJ
tanned coo observations. The French Commission tee-
graphed Academic DIES Sciences that the results had
exceeded all their hopes. The American Commission
took 204 photographs apd accumulated data OF most
interesting and important character
Much debate 10 going as to where the comet WAS
first SEEN Cruls after whom many call It, did not ace
until late in September Late papers from tho South
hovever assert that OIaneos the Desert OF Aacama
c,airs the honor OF having the first place favored
with view of the comet Il having been observed there
for the first time In August. -.
commercial paper called Ell Concrete has made it's
appearance the capital OF Costa Rca The hrst nnn-
her states that uncleaned coffee selling at 81 30 per
I25 pounds rubber, 80 cents TO 60 cents per pound
Several persons engaged In the sarsaparlia trade
which Is new in the Republic, while the cultivation OF
plantaine is being begun on large scale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04
THE MEXICO GUATEMALA TREATY.

PANAMA, Dec. 23.-The Guatemalan National
Assembly. called together to deba;e the boundary
treaty recently arranged by President Baros In wash
ington, met December l. long document was
read from General Barros in which he furnishes COM
pete report of everything which occurred In connection
with his recent mission the United States Af'er much
discussion and debate, General Barrios finally
signed, on August IL, the preliminary articles
for treaty OF peace under which
Guatemala agrees to withdraw from the discussion she
has carried respecting her rights over the state OF
Chiapas aud the Department or Soconuzca ana which
provides that basis the treaty shall consider this
State and department an integral part OF Mexico
support this arrangement General Baros goes ut
length the historical points OF the question: and
points out that neither Chiapas Soconuzco has ever
evinced desire 70 leave the Mexican Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04
hleh Gamma nt an .na To tbs aeya.tatIon and sueriug

which would put on end to the devastation ana su"oHs
In bis rcpiy the most noteworthy paragraph OF WHICH,
relating 10 the Hnrlbn Trescot negotiations ny v.
publiebcd ltiyen m TRIBUNE OF Dcccn cr ~
President salinas sai Bolivia thoroughly
ing the berents arising from peace ana tian1u n;r
wshes tsf her victorious antagonist may DC SO
by Providence that enter on the pain o yusy,o
and ight and cid In bringing about
g. ~ .s nj ana honor IL tests with Ci 10
nm, an end 10 the nisorunes arising FROM the war a'
now afiicfs her atIons, aud by modryhE pS,e
so. for her own good and future tranquility arrive Az
tho honorable conclusion you desire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04
Goruoratlon Notices.

DEPARTMENT STRENGTHENING. CITY OF NEw York;
NKw.YoRK. Dec 30. les2
CEALED proposals will be received at the
- oee Of TINS Department until u m OF Monday January
1888 at which time and place the proposals Will DO opened
and read for the nal disposition OF the street sweepnYs
collected the CITY OF New YORK and de
dumps dumping places OF the Depart
said city for the term OF four years
from the day Of February 1855 Proposals. VIII be ready
for distribution a. this Office on "wednesday January D. iss3
can be obtained at No. 2 City Hall Is CoLEMAN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04
REAL ESTATE.

NRw-YoRK. Wednesday. Jan, 3. 1888.
The following was the only sale held at the
Exchange salcsroon to-day
By John r. Boyd.
4.story brown stone house with lot, No 2l2 West
TX Sswecmbe - sl5250
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In THE "WELLES BUILDING"

situated on broadway and Beaverst, oppohte Bowin5
Green offices in the city OF Newly ofk Tor NO,
BANKING, INSURANCE, BROKERS or OffFh bI oil
NESS
This entirely and truly magnificent iillunS - NV
and ready for occupancy II built OF iro
pink granite and ia THOROUGHLY r,.ar
III contains passenger elevators pure shs WAFER
fro n an artesan well and all the ........
LATEST MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
secured by early appc 100 ID te
'"' " 49, Il. N. NAIT.