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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-10
SUMMONS.

6UVANlON8.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA DISTRICT COURT
County Of Pembina Esd Judicial District
Re5ecca Bush a. executrIx Of the last will and
testament OF James Bush, deceased, ", Charles
Incotte.
The Territory Of Dakota to Charles Incotte, the
above named defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required To
answer the complaint Of TIE plaintitfin the above
entitled action, OF which copy IL hereuntO an.
nexcd aud herewith served upon You, and to
serve copy ofyour answer 70 The said complaint
Oh the Subscribers at their Office In the city of
Fargo. in the county Of Cars and Territory Of
Dakota. within thirty days after the service Of
TIL. summons upon you. exclusive Of the day Of
such service; and 4 you fail to answer the sail
complaint within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff
in this action will apply TO the court for tie relief
in the complaint.
Dated July Z, 1884: STONE NEWMAN,
To the defendant, Charles Incotte,
Take notice that the complaint in this action
ives filed in the Office Of the clerk Of the District
Court. In aud for the county of pembins and
Territory Of Dakota on the 23dday Of August 1854.
STONE & NEWMAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Fargo, DIT,
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MOUNT RLEAxAsf

Preaching at 8 o'clock next Sunday at
H. Rows.
H. Row Was on . business trip to Graf
ton this week.
The stubble blowing has commenced
in right earnest around here.
Mr.. ]. Johnston has threshed some of
the finest wheat in this neighboFhood.
Frank declares that he will work for
that 20. no more. Bravo, who will be
the next.
A. Bell has brought home his flying
Dutcl,nan. He intends showing the
boys what Dutchman can do.
Farmers in this vicinity are agitatins
deep blowing. The land that was pIow-
ed deep last fall has given the largest
yield.
Threading out Of the shock has been
very much delayed by vet weather.
Farmers begin to think that it will pay
to stack in the future.
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U 8 Land once. Grand Forks, D. +, Oct. 8, 1874
Notice d hereby given that The following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention n make
final proofin support Of his claim. and that said
district conrt ct Pembina, on November IL, 1884,
James Kyle.
for lot Z. sec % lots and .. sec &c. tp ie4. S.
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation 81,
aid land. viz " Knoxl ., q Knowlts, W Kyle
and Geo Shcasd, al Of Hyde Park, b r.
His BE-. TIFFANY. Register.
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= sonvsntio T. 80 order By
ll..4s gjnship, 4 y ditric,
@ niilse. q 8: III Cbsse. q
|yRaI =. ~ elect Is17f2 II slii iIa chairman.
! aAd i. q NslsoS II Sa, tempo.
ny ooceGtayy. ~ author.
[isod Is appoint q % 5s II Y mmittees:
on iasssSs
Il ". 4, Celand u
6 liaieht Psl H
20. Noeaccoe ss.
W.sB. Gordon. ff6lna.
Nv. Aaher, Ramsey,
on PERMANENT o&aAxlxA11ox:
w. u. Fox, Walsh.
T. McHugh, Cavilesr.
3. Palmer, Ramsey.
Ahsr . recess Of half an hour the COM
mitsee ON permanent organization ne.
bs adopted.
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Are You o}ing

to any part Of the United States or Cana
d.. Ifso buy your tickeI u at NeAe, DIT.
I will give you benefit Of khe lowest rates
and check baggage throufh 10 destination
Of ticket Any desired information about
routes, rates and connections chesriully
given on application either In person or
by letter. Arrangements have been
made 80 that passengers en- ut through
tickets upon application TO agents at
Batheate, Hamilton or st. Thomas.
W. E., 0ooplsa,
a2s Agt st.PsM.&M. Ry.
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U Land ONCE Grand Forks. D. T.. Sept. % 1853

U Land ONCE Grand Forks. D. T., Sept. % 1884
Complaint having been entered at this oiice on
June l9t!, lsA. by Louis Longtin against John
Farmer for abandoning his homestead entry No.
ol07, dated August 9Th, 1852, upon the northwest
quarter section Q, township l63 range IS, in Penn.
bina county, Dakota, with q view to the cancella.
ton Of said entry the said parties are hereby sum-
moned TO appear 1t this Office on the 9Th day Of
November. 1884, at . o'clock A. ~, TO respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged aben.
Comment. Testimony In this case will Ike taken
before ". J. Kneeshaw, q. 4. Court Commissioner
O'Clock A. u.
r. TwEEpllE, BIC. TIFFANY, Register.
els Attorney, WJ.ANDERsoN, Receiver.
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All persons indeilsl = tsn under.
signed will please ~ lie{ HAT be.
tween this date and - bkh they
will be called ON tenksg settlement.
All claims remainluR 1islils4 e(ter the
above date, will be atone a9d over
to the court for colle1oo
Oct. 9, 1884. C.4DkEY, SIS
lila asS 49, d. T.%s
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Notice.Z

Ny Office has been reu Fova from Penn.
bina to Hamilton, d. T., whIo all note
and book accounts due d hustle paid at
once or process Of law wi II b1resorted to
for collection. 1915 T. YEsxA,
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Obituary Notice.

Although for weeks the demise Of Z.
J. Brown was looked for almost hourly,
yet the news of his death last Saturday
evening cast gloom over the town and
county. Looking back few short
months it seems but yesterday when we
saw him in full healtl, and vigor, attend
ing to the duties Of his office az Sheriff of
Pembina county, but the place which
knew him once shall know him NO more.
The subject of the sketch was born ut
Berlinsburx, West Virginia. August IA,
1916. His father, Thos. Brown, was
sheriff of Berkeley county, w. Virginia,
for twelve years, and his grandfather on
his mothers side, was Admiral Boarman
Of the U. s. Navy. In 1881 he enlisted
rs soldier and served till the end of the
the war, and although he fought in many
bloody battles, was captured and im-
prieoned, he escaped without q wound.
at the close of the war he engaged IN
mercantile pursuits in his native state,
but only for year, when he again enlist
ed as a soldier at Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
his regiment being transferred to Fort
Pembina in the year 1870. In 1875 he
left the army and his subsequent life in
Pembina county is too well known 10 re-
quire further detail. The funeral last
Monday was very. largely attended,
people assembling from ell parts of the
county to show their respect for the de.
ceased. The body Was inferred with
Masonic honora, and . company Of
soldiers from Fort Pembina also Joined
the procession. OF Chas. J. Brown it
may be said, he had many friends and
few enemies. In his official capacity he
never showed q disposition to render any
harsher the DEGREES Of the law which it
was his duty to execute. With pro-
nounced criminals he was decided and
prompt in his treatment, but an element
Of misfortune always awakened his SYM
pathy and conside alton.
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Apples for BeleI

Messn. Ryan 4 Muse lmaI win receive
q carload Of choice whit pr aples about
the 18th Of Oct, which II hey rll sell at
reasonable prices. Call Farlytnd secure
what you require. App1 " sithe Bank
building to G. w. RYAN DIR J.k. MussEL-
MAN. 4 lib
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N1iI|ll..

Having disposed interests
in Cavileer, and ink : y Try large
number of outstap ss here.
by give notice thai - e settled
On or before Nov. i,of thss will be
placed in hands Of my solicitors for
collection. JoHN BsCHTEL.
Cavileer, Oct. Z, 1884. ll.l4
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Ennsrson Notes.

11uxWIUOn ANV608s
Sneak thieves are making raids on
Emerson gardens under cover Of the
darkness.
Five hundred and eighty-two head Of
Montana cattle passed through Emerson
Tuesday by rail en- route to Chicago.
They were valued at $29, 100.
Cyrus W. Field and party passed
through Emerson in special on Monday
en- route to New York from trip to the
Rockies over the Canadian Pacific. The
train made q very quick run from Winni-
peg to st. Paul, the time being ten hqurs.
The party left Winnipeg at ga. y. and
arrived at st. Paul at 1 =. n. The run
from Winnipeg to Emerson, distance Of
sixty-six miles, was made in seventy.two
minures.
During the past two months nearly
5000 worth of snakeroot has been ship
ped from Emerson and Dominion City to
points in the States. The Indians dig it
and trade it to merchants and traders for
goods In this section the root is COM
monty called snakeroot, but in the east
il is better known as Seneca root. It WIS
introduced into medicine as an antidote
to the bites of snakes, but it is now con.
cidered useless in such cases. It is how.
ever, a valuable drug, and is officinsl in
the United States, being used either in
large doses as an emetic aud catlhartic, or
in small doses as All expectorant, dis-
phoretic, diuretic, and emmenagogue.
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Noticel

Notice is hereby give ths L will give
one hundred dollars (3I D.O colo any per.
son or persons giving nfol Eation that
will lead to the arrest q d 9 Eviction of
the parties who Get fire nj stable ON
the night Of the l2th Of Augt. 1883.
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re. Largo


Ifyss ass su6s, and do
debility, disorder consti-
ta1im, headacheA M ofs bal.
ious usEuse, By q ne bot
tle a Electric b n be sur
peised 10 80 The hment that
vim follow; yos viii s. a with nsw
liSs. strength md activity win return;
pin and misesy win es6s. and hence
10Th yoa will rsjoios : H. praise q
|NseGsie Bittsls. Hold = lAy cents {
n u lIeoss g ~
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0an9 PloR az ~

Gang Flow ID ah.
Skinner plUw, in good onfsion, nearly
new, will sell at . bareai1 Epply to Jos.
Morrison or 10 Overtin 81 Fist4 Pembina.
d. +. lO-ll
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no the Tar1hara.

Eight we'll bred PolSnd yhina and
Berkshire pigs for SALE imported last
spring from the:.Illinois 1ndusrial Insti-
tute. Must be disposed pf atmce. Will
sell ON time.
Gro 8. M,TAv1sH,
4 wk. Pembina.
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A Great Discovery.

Mr.. VIM. Thomas. of Newton, Ia, Gays
my wife has been sefiouays affected
with cough for twenty dye years, and
this spring moro severely than ever be-
fore. She had used many remedies
without relief, and being'uIsed to try DR..
Kings New Discovery, did %, with most
gratifying results. The arst bottle re.
lisved her very much, b second bottle
l,as absolutely cured ~. She has not
had g good hee ,ihisty year.."
Trial bottles free 81 W - Cos.
ding sos.. 1.re 80
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NJ. Yss =. r. iliE
~ y tOw M N i Il u I s9s8,
TAssaler6 ~ n = .iae ~ li
wss ~. H. "a !' M, d VI \. sss b
&c. rsal - $3.50 1T $3.50 e
|Socd psSsss nels DasA0ass. s a
Asood ~ foss psopls ~ layus
Ina SUPPLY q ooal ~ WINES. X q 33S 4
During ths ~ wsathsr ~ 49, !, y
large amount q IN plowing ~ d.. Il
BAthsats hank = doing . rnlhing -
mes and Fsquirss an extra inan 10
handle Il a,
0so. Mckinney hes . large aoct q
hardware now, and Will move into Lake
q Tnhns building about Nov. ].
A little TOO much nin last week for the
pleasure Of The FARMERS, but they employ
Cd the rainy days BY hauling in wheat
A large quantity Of whest b coming In
and farmers are treating themselves TO
one happy day BY paying up their notes.
Rathnse shows signs again Of her old
life. business l. picking up and our
merchants say they could employ extra
clesks now.
NARROW ]. Fsdden hes overhauled the
building he bought from Henry Keller,
and put up the most attractive sign in
town.
What country can beatP embina county,
when her farmers cut and put up good
hay In October which VIM. Foster has
done this year.
2. g. Petterson, Of Hillsboro, spent .
part Of last week IN Bathsate, hooking
after builne@ matters Of J. E. Paulson 4
Co.. and visiting old ffiendA
Mr.. Bostwiok the Sunday school man
aroused our people on Sunday BY show.
ing them the Importance Of the Sunday
school work. Monday and Tuesday Il TO
be DEVOTED to Sunday school normal
"o'N' N".' .. Po" VI
pleasant address win . serons voice,
rather peculiar, but not unpleasant, bear.
ing tho accent q Tue cavern seeses'
aascoNNELL.
A literary entertainment Wa held In
the school house ON the evening of the
29th of Reptember. The housa v,sa vell
filed and the best Of order w,s maintain.
ed through the whole exerci.ee az the
evening. The entertainment consisted Of
readings recitationa dialoeues vocal and
instrumental music and Speaking by Rev.
IS. Kerfoot from Batbo.te. At q O'clock
Mr.. VIM. symineton. r.. was APPOINTED
chairman. and he performed his mart at
the exercises in very efficient manner.
49, - q. A., a,,
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Two carloads Of horses are expected in
town soon. For further particulars see
advertisement in another column.
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Tn friends Of J. Kabernagle were
treated TO an oyster supper at the Pioneer
seseauant, on last " ednesdsy evening.
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Notice 10 hereby given that the follow ing.named
eettler has flied notice Of his intention To make
final proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will !,e made before John Mcmillan. notary
Emanueal Littlejohn,
for the &c Or. sec 8. { l60, r52.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation of.
said land, viz: Dan McInt th Geo Mcintosh, ii
Swanson, Geo Sta.t all Of Baltimore, DIT.
SIS BCTlFFANY Register,
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-. .s.ss. .Cno0. EoeI0W
s3'I m ,vysl,,,y,n v,,v,1,,,nn
I'M lluNkli8.1iAf066N.
81, Ssfea = e.,a... e.sA.,, aa...,-.
n sYonn0 : Publisher.
p; r,ElRna - a pFR syRlps
& - - 80 paahipe' n.heaa ~
r. TRIDAY- o1M0RFP "a 1a,4
.................:...
{ AROUND TOWN
No ! h.rd n c..ts
iss $500. 49,
w. 8. THOMSON has been appointed
/;
Elaczsox notices are issued this week
BY Auditor Bird.
+ Fos arm mortgage renewals call on
Rose 4 Wallace, Hamilton. w
-
bsush q Mr.. Booksf's now residence.
J. . :---''''----
+ 0as1upk = sne name OF . now poes
county.
-.
Tns nns weasnes g tne pass Nv days
stackin9.
s'
Cosxx1soxD With Rose 4 Wallace Of
farm loens II
E
MABaA SHAw& & HARIroN make . new
announcement this week, and he who
~
u On Tuesday last the temperature took
. downward curve and give us some good
Overcast weather.
FouND-Mr. G. H. Strong gives notice
tl,at he has found his stovelifter, called
FOR two weeks eco.
town soon. For further particulars see
advertisement in another column.
-s-
AHE iriends OF =. Aabernagle were
ssseaurant, on last " ednesdsy evening.
- -
bf order OF Judge Hudson. . term Of
the district court wiz % neid IN fembi-
THE new butcher shop on Ko'ette street
mas been opened oy !os. Chapman, and
We direct attention TO hisadvt. in another
DAKOTA = the only territory IN the
Union that yields revenue to the post
once department, ana there are only ten
= HUNTING party. composed Of Capt.
Ackibbon. Lieut.. Cornish, =. 4. Csv'leer
ana n. A. Murrell, iei: town tuesday for
aiew Gays sporting.
Miss McDoaALD mas Joss received her
isil stock OF millinery. comprising fine
sssofsment O chiidren's mats and hoods.
CA'l ana zee slem. Nv
r.. ....s;..:.. ..
peece o. ieeaaanoa on tno Rtanders CUES
XDxl3I0G90Tv
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BIZ order Of Judge Hudson. term Of
the district court will be held in Pe,nbi-
IA, commencing 1t 9 o'clock October q.
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FounD-Mr. c. H. Strong gives notice
tl,at he has found his stovelifter, called
for two weeks eco.
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And all points in the Eastern States and Canada
tits the only line under one management be.
tween st. Paul and Chicago. add IL the Finest
Equipped Railway In the Northwest. 1t Is the
Only Line running Pullman Sleeping Cars and
Palace Smoking Cars via the famous"Riyer Bank
the beausifal Ni..i.S liver, e Milwaukee and
Chicago. Its trains connect with th0xe Of the
Northern lines In the Grand Union Depot Ut 81.
Paul.
No Change Of Cars Of any Class
between Ct. Paul and Chicago. The finest Dining
Cans In the word - now being run BY this
Company between ~ Paul and Chicago.
For through tickets, timetables, and full In.
formation apply to any coupon ticket agent In The
Northwest
0.9. MERRILL, A.V. u. CAaPRNf.R,
Gen'l Manager. GenI Pas. AT
J. +. CLAsk. GEO. n. HEAvyosD.
0en'l Supt Asst. 0en1 Pass. AT
Milwaukee, Wiz.
v. q. DIXON. Genl Northwestern Passenss
Agent, O.. Paul, MINI.
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The new butcher shop on Ro.et.e street
has been opened by Jos. Chapman, and
We direct attention to hisadvt. in another
column.
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Land once. Grand Forks, Oak, Sent ~ ,ss4.

Land Once. Grand Forks, OAK, Sept. II, 1884.
Notice 10 hereby given that the followin x.nsmed
settler has filed notice Of his intention 10 make
final proof In support Of biz claim, and tat sald
proof will be made before john NcMillan, Notary
Public at Hamilton T., on November I, 1854, vis:
August Krinke,
Sor the nv a. sec IS. { 1851, r54.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land Wig: Herman Krinke VIM MissaiI, " s
Presc0It and Prescott. all OF Cavileer ID T.
Sis &c. TIFFANY, Register
U Land Once, Grand Forks, d T, Sept Is, 1884
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Business I,cIcala.

Oysters ssrked
10 order At the Ponce Bakery in any
and every style. 9.3,n
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DAKOTA b the only territory in the
Union that yields revenue to the post
office department, and there are only ten
states that do.
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Fresh OysHers.
NodlDn

them. GjsoAm
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Il On Tuesday last the temperature took
= downward curve and give Us some good
Overcast weather.
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MIS- MCDONALD has just received her
fall stock Of millinery. comprising . fine
assortment Of children's hats and hoods.
Call and zee them. lw
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on Sunday evening last Rev. ]. w
Csthaart preached his hrew well sermon
in the Presbyterian church TO . large
congregation, and on Monday with his
family TOOK his departure for Ontario.
For nearly year past the reverend
eentIemen has discharged the arduous
duties connected with his position in .
manner highly satisfactory to the mem
ben and friends Of the Presbyterian
church In Pembina. Nor are his friends
and admirers confined to his own church
slone. His departure is universally re-
petted, and the kind wishes Of all will
follow him to his new field Of lAborA
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A HUNTING party. composed Of Capt.
AcKibbon, Lieut.. Cornish, E. X. Csvileer
and H. A. Murrell, Lei. town Tuesday 70,
> few days sporting.
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The county commissioners enacted a
piece Of legislation on tho glanders ques-
ton that will be satisfactory to the peo-
Pie of Pembina county.
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llnas. sHAw& CnAr1aon make q new
announcement this week, and he who
runs may read.
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J.KABEaxAoIz, who has been acting as
deputy sheriff for several months past,
has been appointed sheriff of Pembina
county by the county commissioners, to
all out the term ofthe late u. Brown.
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We zee by. the Argus report Of the
N. =. mission conference proceedings in
Fargo that Mr.. schnm has been assigned
to this charge vice Mr.. Brecount who is
transferred to the Minnesota conference.
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FArnrs MoG1sxp informs % there will
DO services In the Catholic church next
At 1880 O'Clock. Repairs On the
church are nearly completed, and those
Who wonhip will be made comfortable.
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TIE county commissioner met in
regular session last Monday. A part Of
their proceedings appear this week, and
the remainder will be found IN our next
issue.
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On Friday last the Pembina Cornet
Band, under the leadership II Mr.. A. I.
Knhmstedt, played At Mr.. Chas. ]. Good
ings residence, the Canada Hotel, the
Era Office. Mayor Smiths. Mr.. Klaus
saloon, Mr.. VIM. Adams hotel, and
wosnd up atthe residence Of the cores
po,ldeut Of the Hallock Enterprise. The
musicians are members Of the best
families In rembina, and consequently
fnd plenty Of leisure for practice. They
are Get If gentlemanly young fellows,
and deserve every encouragement from
the people Of Pembina and st. Vincent.
The Rallock correspondent, Eve minutes
after they left, was hunting up dlction-
asy and copying d, the incest sdiectives
he could find. 20 that he shall report
their performance correctly In the next
issue of the enterprise st. Vincent New
Era.
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TIM card of. D. winlaw appears in
oul columns, and he is thoroughly
competent TO fill the Office fer which he
announces himself 70 candidate.
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TIE National Harne.. shop has been
moved from its old stand to the old hard
ware building on Cavileer street, With A.
w. Bailey still in charge.
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AROUND TOWN.

Cosxxu.osD With Rose 4 Wallace Of
Hamilton fos bsst three and five Year,
farm loans. w
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". Il. DIXON. Genl Northwestern Psssens
Agent. Ct. Paul, MINI.