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wahpston Rion O. Dakota Thursday March 90 lsss

the track was cleared. but the'c com;
pany will likely be called upon 10
make good; the. damage to buildings.
Houses standing close to- y track
cover yitli snow to be cleared by
/ tho 6tary. must either board up
windows, or suffer them knockalin.
The Rev. Mr.. Taylor of the NJ. +.
church OF this city and the ladies
aid society Of that church, seem to
run counter to each other--in some
respects. Mr.. Taylor teaches that
church s0cials, aid societies. Sc. ARE
productive of no good; and IT is
said that lie gives it out cold that
whenever the newspapers crack mp
these affairs as. places where people
enjoy themselves, the papers con-
vert themselves into. stalwart liars !!
However Mrs "A. Il. Roberts informs
US that Wednesday afternoon of
this week the ladies aiilAyciety met
at her residence. and tliat they did
enjoy themselves. tbs Il pleasure
to do the work they are SO much in
sterested in.. and they do enjoy
themselves. va, I' .5
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SOuTGRuWN l j THE I BUILDING. / il i


J ''N - '1 ~
y mas Deen apparent TOR y year
that the publtc schools Of the city
',' would de demand more room az the
Deginnning OF the present spring
term 70 OF school. Last year y partl-
tion was pnltfi through the prlncl-
pals room, 'g'1an, providing tor the IN
crease, and recently it was Thought
that even another tue l. might n ne cut OIL
y from the pfnclpal,s department
making . sma'l rec'tat'ons room'
ana then hy adding an ASSISTANT s0t'' TO
this department., so dlstrlDnte me
pupils throughout the l..,.id'ng as
To fetleve the pressure IN inc pH-
mary departments mt winch seNen '..l FOR
the winter has been crowded To
oyerfloWing. Bnt this project was
finally dropped as lmpractica y a. ahle '.''' and
the board has e 5leased the hall'lins
recently occupied by l''ns Mayer i,s
q cigar hetory, for the high school, pol
which @ill very materially relieve
the pressure and place WahpetoMn M $
public school facilities in better
shape than they have been the past
two years. Mr.. Mayer is thorough
ly renevating the building and
will have the same ready for oc-
cupahcy Monday next, and It is
thought that seats may he spared
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NOTICE.

My wife, Thora b. Foss, having
left my bed and board without cause
or proyocation, all person S are. here
by forbidden to sell her. any goods
or merchandise on my credit, rs ]
will hereafter pay Iioneo her hills.
= { s--fg.., 2 ~, G AsgAR:A. Foss.
Clristene, Dakota, March, 2Sth, 1888.
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DIME sSOCI.AI..,

7 The Ladies' Aid society OF the
NJ. +. Church will give a dime social.
Wednesday evening, AnTil, 4tli, at
tile residence Of AZ. ". Harwood. :.
There will be 4 literaryiand musical
entertainment and refreshments.
An are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. A. w. HARwooD, Pres.
Mrs. B. u. BoGART, See.
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Notics 81 8 RI >, 81. .

L Notice is bygiyen that IN Nm iiisi ely
election will be held on dondsy (
[for phs electionof nay or trsaSassrs eity Jls-
ttce ahd two aldermen ID sachs xsfd s
The polling place forthe Fllst Wlrd 'willa ~
" MI. d Anton -slikschess building; .eotnsr ,Sf
Frst street and Dakots Saysnus, s. &
Rfoberts' John shippAm.snd Al. II. lfaxaAd hsys
been appointed to act as iudges q slestioA.
The polling place for the Second Ward VIII u {
sln tne City hall, and ,Wm chsa IinAsx
election. (. ats q .Ss ss,ss. 's... ~
The polling place for the Third Ward wilf B. ]
.tn the sample room of the hossl.
ana q Bell Deily aud o. 1. ars to net
as judges ofelection.J Sasl
Polls will be open from 0 o'clock /. %. until
4 O'Clock p. m. CsIAS. q. Bads,
!, ls5s4styy 4. II Nh City Auditor, 4
Dated at wahpeton, D. n March I'd , lses.
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4 Mt LAD II / NISTRATION
M TICKET. 4


TICKET.
The following gentlemen com-
pose tlie anti.administration ticket:
For Mayor James Purdon.
For Justice Frank Gray.
For Treasurer r.. w. Beatty.
Aldermen, lat ward E sSchnler.
ID. u. Rice.
Aldermen, 22ds sw;sril Henry Miller.
SIS u J. Hingtgen
Aldermen. Sd ward 4. Lawrence
s..:.ss ~ =. Crafts. :
These ssre all,. good men and fol
fIe most 81 part ssy that i they arc
left insap tion I to attend ID fun.
er;.l,5 they tlll bear If with tho best
gracsS essIbIe u 8 &. It,
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THE ELECTION.

The factions have been busy at
work holding caucuses and talking
up their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the past
several days. The administration
party got down to business at once
:aand put the following sticket, .into
the field: y.
For Mayor-4Dr. Swaine.
For Justice-Frank Gray.
For Treasurer VIM. Nofthey.
Aldermen, Isl. ward A. Afiksche. !.
Frank Braun.
Aldermen, ID ward III. G.Albrecht.
z NJ; ;Schmitt.
Aldermen,:d ward u A. Lawrence.
Geo. NJ Hanly.
There has been some little feeling
stirred nf,eyer the electric light
controversy. for the most part tile
aldermen coming in for more or less
of blame: But while We think the
council acted hastiiy have good
reason toknow thai il
do, the right thing, attdit is entirely
wrong to impute dishonesty to tlieii
action rs it is soinetiia intin,ated
on the side. Tile vas only =
little hasty, not bones anpsd|
TIE TINES. would a q;
L.
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AZ AN'TED! S s.
1000 bushels of Barley. Apply 60
AZ At w. Al. SEELY s Co. z
ANNOUNCEMENT

!. ] hereby announce, myself us a
candidate for tic office Of City jus.
ticc and respectfully ask the sup
port of my friends at the coming
Na FRANK. GRAY. g
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Born.

Born. s
AT Wahpeton, March cad, 1885, to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. EcKes, son. 9is
AtWahpeton, Mach ss5tt, 1880 sir. and Mrs.
n. g. Albrecht, q daughter. /.la. ..s.ss. ~,
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NOT a CANDID AYE.

e. ~ ~ q s71k1< II 7s - -7- .''
TO the Editor or Tic Times. t. lS
l wish to state through the col
umns of your paper Tint 4 am not a
for the Office OF City JUS
tice at the coming election. 4
\. j. A. iLt. ROBERTS.
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WA wAIl5SSl=TsI'alipl,S0lA ! l=sI'l Il,
A girl TODD general sawork
Apply at once at5tl,is office i
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4 cPALDINa 4rENPLEroN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
9 sNeSottators Of nrst mortgage loans on Red
River valley laiids. Corner broadway and
Sec0nd aycnMe.
rs. fAsao DAKOTA.
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IS =. s ATrORNEYslAT LAW. a
Money TO loan on real estate. Final proofs
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80 ~ " aHpErON, -. DAKOrA.
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VIZ a. TRANKIIS. Phs.B., n. p.
/ PIiystclAN AND suRGfbN,
4 {saccessor. to Df. Ro~kwelt.)
g Office isSc Satral telephone building. At Office
nights. Call central telerbone. 4.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1888-03-29

sR6Iss / EN- KERMOTT. ID
I IS Is MUSIC TEACHER
\ Instructions given on piano Or organ. Terms
,.s. moderate. - {.
PARAMOUNT. - Il DAKOTA.
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aHS n. RusolEs, ] GLE
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23

,ben over tina other while he called or
Tho number OF marks on q piece OF paper
held some distance from him there could
be no doubt about his eyesight. Young
Ford had questioned boy who had just
been examined about the examination
he had passed through, and it so hap
pened that the same questions were put
10 Ford as to the other boy, which was
not usual thing. In few years the
midshipman's eyes troubled him so that
he was obliged to resign from the navy.
He then returned TO his native State,
where he studied law and stenography.
He was admitted TO the bar in 1878,
but has never engaged in the practice OF
the law. Four years previously, in 1874,
Mr.. Ford was appointed an official STE
nographer. He is still in the business.
having a partner to take care OF the
firms interests in his absence in Wash
ington. In 1886 he was member OF
the Michigan Legislature. He was elect
T ed to the Fiftieth Congress as Demo
crat in a Republican district. The con-
gresham is the youngest member OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic in the
State of Michigan, and is a bright and
popular fellow with genius for hard
work, good presence and superior
qualifications as q speaker.
The above portrait of Congressman
Ford is from a photograph taken In New
York only few weeks ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23

around and into IL. Gnsping the limb
firmly with his left hand he leaned over
and drove bis hand into the hole.
n retf,ed into q live mass OF
what he supposed was young SOUR.
rels, and he tried to get grip on one oil
them, but they seemed able 70 avoid his
grasp. While he was vigorously work
ing his hand around in the hole his at-
tention was attracted by Kissing sound
above his head, and looking up he was
borrified to see the heads OF a half-dozen
blacksnakes protruding from the end OF
the hollow stump into which he had put
his hand. IL suddenly dswned upon
him that he had thrust his hand into the
midst OF q nest OF snakes.
IN AN AWFUL POSITION.
II is not on uncommon thing for SPUR
rels and snakes to nest together. The
sudden and terrible revelation so startled
Davis that be loosed bis held on the
limb with his left hand and the next
minute had swung off and was dangling
from the end OF the hollow stump. sup
ported only by the arm that was thrust
into it. In vain did he struggle TO re-
gain his footing on the knot. lie could
not reach it. and to render his suffering
more terrible the snakes, thoroughly
aroused, and maddened by Daviss hand,
crawled ont of the limb and wound their
black bodies around the mans arm and
body, kissing and darting o1t their
quivering fangs in his face. Fright
eued beyond control Davis began to
shout for help, and madly fought with
his free hand to keep the reptiles from
sinking their fangs into his neck and
face. He suffered this terrible ordeal
nearly IN hour, when, fortunately, his
cries we're heard by the other campers.
who had started out to search for him,
and they came mp The bear succumbed
to a bullet from Old Jake's rifle, and
after considerable trouble the snakes
were dispatched and Davis released from
his unpleasant predicament
The terrible experience unhinged
Davis's mind, and for several days he
raved in the widest delirium, and the
physicians say it will be long time be-
fore he RECEIVERS from the severe nervous
shock he received. L. Ii. b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
Chicago nrnrn View York.


You can't look around in New York
without seeing a Chicago man, and he is
generally making himself heard. You
know long before this, and so does the
speculative world, that Mr.. Philip Ar
mour made himself heard down in Wall
street the other day. ] was standing in
the Fifth-Avenue Hotel when Mr.. Ar
mour arrived, and a gentleman in my
hearing remarked:
"Now look out for tumble in st.
Paul"
Whether this prophetic gentleman Of
the corridor had the nerve to get in on
his prediction | have no means OF know
ing, but it is generally understood that
Mr.. Armour made his little million.
There is no use preaching sermon
pointing to moral or frescoing on this
subject No matter what MIR. Armour's
pretensions are at home he will do this
sort OF thing just as long as he lives, and
il he doesn't, the other fellow will. You
can try to make it appear from now until
doomsday that man cannot run mis-
sion and run a panic IN Wall street ut
the same time, but it remains undis-
puted that the thing is done, and the
Wall-street crowd will always get back at
you by asking where the mission would
be if it wasn't for Wall street.
Mr.. A. b. Pullman has been here all
the week. He and John Colyin have
been together much OF the time, Mr..
Pullman checking John when the latter
became too uproarious in his predictions
that the Democrats,would not carry New
York. However, | will say for Mr.. Colvin
that he has shown a disposition to shut
up since George Everhart walked into
the st. James the other night with q
$4,000 roll which said that Cleveland
would be elected and s., 900 roll that
Palmer would carry Illinois. l suspect
that John has been more interested in
the outcome at Sheepshead tnan any
A -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
Another Proof.
MATHEWS G.. H. VA. Sept. q, 1883

MATHEWS c. H, VA, Sept q, 1883
To the Editor of the Dispatch
In a recent editorial the Dispatch
produced evidence that General Harri-
son was not real friend of the Blair
bill while in the Senate. In his letter OF
acceptance he advocates using the sur
plus in the Treasury to buy bonds Of the
Government not yet due and at pre-
mium. Is this not additional evidence
that he is not friend of the Blair bill.
How can the surplus be given for educs-
tional purposes under that bill and DO
used to buy bonds with at the same
time 2 1t seems the Dispatch was right.
Respectfully, q. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
MELBOURNE II. FORD,
Chairman OF the seiect Committee 10
Investigate Alleged Violation
OF Immigration Laws.

Melbourne II. Ford, representing the
Fifth district OF Michigan in Congress,
is the author OF a resolution providing
for the appointment Of committee OF
FIVE to investigate as to whether our i'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
INSTRUCTORS;

INSTRUCTORS:
c. p z. BURGWYN. Principal, and Instructor Of
Trgonometry, Applied Mechanics. and En-
cheering.
W. h HIGHAM. Instructor OF Architectural Con-
struction.
II. K. GRIFFITH, Instructor Of Mechanical De-
sign
j. w. LINK, Instructor Of Instrumental Draw
ing
w. II. II. FINKE, Assistant Instructor OF lnstru-
mental Drawing.
WILLIAM L. SHEPPARD. Instructor OF Frce-
Hand Drawing.
D. W. De SYLVIA, Assistant Instructor Of Free
w. G. WALLER, Instructor OF Arithmetic
Glasses b and c.
GEORGE f. MERRILL, Assistant Instructor Of
Administrators B andC.
GEORGE s. CRENSHAW, Instructor Of Arithmo
tic-Clsss A.
REUBEN sHIRREFFS, Instructor OF Algebra
and Geometry.
w. w. POOL, Instructor Of ok-Keeping.
G. ii. URsER, Assistant Instructor Of Book
Keeping.
DR.. CHARLES II. CHALKLEY. Instructor OF
Chemistry. Electricity, and Physics
w. w. BARROW. Assistant Instructor Of Chem
isry, Electricity. aud Physics.
For particulars apply TO THOMAS FLLETT,
Secretary, az bis ONCE Ia the Institute.
COMMITTEES ON NIGHT scHooI.-w. J. WHITE.
HURST. Chairman; HENRY q. JONES, w. L
sIMoNS so lA16, 1874, 2, q, 2, ~, so&Oci
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
SEPTEMBER 10. 1883,

To The Editor OF the Dispatch:
The Collins-Line steamship Arctic
Captain James G. Luce, commanding
sailed from Liverpool for New York on
September 20. 1854. While in fog off
the banks OF New Foundland on the
9th Of September, about p. NJ, came
in collision with the French propeller
Vests. Nearly all on board were lost.
amongst them the family of Mr.. Collins
and DIR. Carter p. johnson, of Rich
mond. Tyrone Power, the actor, was
lost on the steamship President in March,
1871. u. A. Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23

Tho "Silent Won Moltke" isn't all
silent at home. He is, on the contrary,
a charming. lively, and amiable CON-
papion. He 10 very fond OF the wife OF
his nephew, who presides over his house
hold, and OF her children. He loves
whist and roses and OF these flowers
cultiyases q great variety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
NIGHT SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY.
practically free.)
INSTITUTE HALL, 2s NORTH NINTH STREET.
SESSION OF 1889 so:

First Half Session will beglu MONDAY NIGHT,
October 1. 1888; second Half Session will begin
MONDAY NIGHT, February 4, 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
tpICAlION
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE,

CWARTHMORE COLLEGE,
- SWARfUNOsY. ",
OPENS NINTH MONTH, iirH. thirty MO.
utes from ljroad-Suoct station, PILLS.
Under tho caro- u frieud~ FULL COLL
COURSE FOR BOIH sE&fN G,a-.rs.
tac, and Litorary. Also, Nanua. isl.. .f.
q Preparatory school HeAlthfgl .orai.I. ....,
grounds. extensive buildings alt a.lt....L
Tor catalogue and fuli particular o. t.r..
EDWARD ii. MAGiLl. d.
jy li-eOdsgt PRE-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. PFTIn+

4 BURG, yA.-The twcuty-foIuh arU... ...
sion Of this school for Boys begins co. ...r
MONDAY IN OCTOBER. 1horOIFl I...s.-
tons for University ~ Vrgiuia. l.a... ..e..
neering school. AMI 1 uitcd stats ....F "a
naval \ 'aiemies; highly rucomucrI.f .f Il..
structOrs; situation hcBlthfuL far'ya .f l
advised, ~ number ~ hoarier. t ...
limited. For catalogue address IS rON..N
MCCABK Head Master. ID .tr. f..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
Mrs +. W. BARKSDALE WIL

WI OPEN A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS .
TEMPER 2iIH on the corner n fou-. .a no b
Cary streets. she has had long aut -I4....
experience IN colleges ADd schlv SIT tir. rr. ..
and feels ina. shs can guar nioe sai.tt.I
Tuition In English. Latin. frcuct. sol ...n....
Music on Piano aud Guitar. Terms f...
She has numerous ami haut-oms tH.i l.....
which she will tRke pleasure in silNir.
Competent Assistance IN Satne uLt.,s l. e.
secured.
Refers % Rev. Dr. ". p. Hoge, Dr.. q. So. Hfr
ris. Colonel {. K. Bsrtsiale, I. q. l.a... ..
Esl., and pr. J. q. 1ruyilan.
Sho can be seen during tne pr-seuf w.. AS
2l2 east Nam street Afterwards corn r -..
shce aud Cary streets. o. iY-f....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
WHAT is THE SECRET ?

"He died in May last, leaving an es-
tate of several hundred thousand dollars.
| received letter from the executor of
the estate shortly after Osking me to
come to New York. went and listen
ed to the reading OF the will. then
learned that | had been lett $4,000,
which was to receive upon certain con-
ditious. l can go no further. Another
promise prevents me from telling the
conditions"
From few hints Mr.. Selke gave TO
the Times correspondent this evening it
seems that one OF the conditions of the
will is that he shall marry the girl he
rescued four years ago. The main secret
appears to be in the life of the girl, anditis
thought that when MIR. Selke hauled her
from the water she was saved from the
grave of suicide. Mr.. Selke IS still I'M
decided as to whether he will accept or
refuse the $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23

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PErp's MILL. TExAs. June 90. isSs-The
Swift Specific Company Atlanta, Ga.--tien-
tlemen One of my children was troubled
with rheumatisn and bOils Tor about two
years. We gave her variOus kinds or medi-
cine but without profit, and began 20 despair
OF curing her at al. l was persuaded to try
your Swtt's Specific. After she had usel
several bottles tie diseases al disaPpeared,
and she is now q hale, hearty ann healthy
girl twci years Old. Another child has
jgst become afflicted In the same way, and
am using the - 5. 5. and anticipate prompt
and permanent cure. N. z. WAodoskR-
RICH HILL, No, July :, isSS-The Swift
Specific CO., Atlanta, 0a.-Genuemen: our
llltle GIRL when but three weeks old broke
Out with eczema We tried the prescriptions
from several good doctors, but without any
special benefit We tried s S s.. AMI by tho
time one bOttle was gone her head began 90
heal, and by tue time she had taken SIX
bottles she was completely cured. Now sic
has full and heavy head Of hair-o robust,
hearty child. l feel II but nay duty 70 mako
this statement Respectfully, II. I. sHoBE.
CHATTAyooOA, Tenn, June q. 1sSs-Tho
Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, a.-Gentlemen:
In $50 | contracted blood poison, and al once
sought n physician, who treated me for sey-
eral months. By his advice went % Crab
Orchard SpriDs5. KY, where his course Of
treatment was carefully observed. recOv-
cred, as 1 thought, but the next spring PIN
PIES began 10 appear on my race ana D01y.
These gradually increased TO sores and run
ming ulcers. 1 was advised To try 5. ). s., and
Immediately after taking 1t commenced 10
improve, slowly ut first. but moro rapidly
Afterwards, and soon nothing remained to
tell OF my trouble. Ny blood is now thor.
oughly cleansed, and my system free from
faint. and l owe my present. cOnditiOn-a
perfect cure-tO your medicine. lcheerfully
give this statement that others who have
suffered as | hayc may reap the same benefit.
HARDY II. BURT, 2. West Ninth Sc.
HOMER, la, May o, 1ssS-The Swift Specific
Co.. Atlanta, Ga-Gentlemen About two
years ago my general health gave way en-
tirely. / WIS 50 debilitated that l almost
despaircd OF ever feeling well again. All
that tue physicians done for me brought no
permanent relief. Friends insisted that
should give S. y s. fair trial, although
thought II would DO throwing away money.
After taking q thorough course my health
aud strength returned, and must say that
s. y 5. alone cured me, as [ discarded all
others while using II. "a q tonic can most
heartily recommend II for general debility,
IL certainly Is specific. w. f. BRD0Es, J. Z.
HOMER. LA.-I know Mr.. W. +. Bridges, and
will say that his statement is correct
JOSEPH SHELTON Druggist
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT SPEcUIc Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta Ga.
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