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Books .ua xasaz saes.

In the March Century the most timely
essay is that on the Rules Of the
House of Representatives" by the Re-
publican leader. Hon. Thomas Il. Reed,
of Maine.
Another timely essay is DR.. Edw ard
Eggleston's review OF James Bryce al
ready famous work on This American
Commonwealth" under the title Of "a
Fall-Length Portrait of the United
States"
In the same category of special timli-
ness should be mentioned a curious ar
tiele on The Use Of Oil to Still the
Waves" by w. q. Behler, Office of Ma
val Intelligence, United States Navy De-
psrtment.
The present installment of the Life Of
Lincoln is entitled The Edict Of Free
dom" and completes the story of Eman-
oipation.
In fiction there is begun. a thres-part
story by Mrs, Mary HAllock Foots, en-
titled. The Last Assembly Ball, a
Psusdo Romance of the Far West. Nr.
Edwards. the author of 1.-TWO Rama
ways."sin The Rival souls." tells .
story Id Q new vein and without dialect.
Mr.. Jessop, In the Correspondence Of
air. Miles Grosan," gives . study of the
Progress Of a New York politician from
aliquor saloon TO a residence in Mon
trehl :HiThe History Of AK de- Moran
vale" is:anothsr strange story edited BY
Mir. Cable.
In the same number Of tho Century,
Mrs. van Rensselaer, and MIR. Penny pre-
sent the history and appearance of old
York Cathedral" just at the time when
the plans of o cathedral Of New York
ars being decided upon. In the series of
''Old Italian Masters" Mr.. stillman
writes about Gaddo and 1'addoo Gaddi,
and Mr.. Cole engraves Music" by Tad
dec Gaddi, In Charlcs de Rays illus
tra,ed Irish Series, ''Chris,ian Ireland"
is the subject. for this month. The nth
of Mrs. Mary Hallcck Foote's picture
of the Far West is entitled, The Choice
of Reuben and Cad" Dutch Painters
at Home is illustrated and described by
Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Chase. Gustav
Kobba writes OF Amateur Thcatricals"
aid Charles Bernard tells of Something
Electricity is Doing"
There are poems by James Whiteomb
Riley, Frank Dempstor Sherman. Flor
ence Earle Doates. l.. N. s., Herbert D.
Ward, Charles Henry Luders, and in
''Bric-a: Brack," BY Tudor jerks.
Topics of the Time ARE Election
for Congressman '..The English
Language in Amsrics" and 'Iincoln's
Disinterestedness." Marion Yerdery. 10
Open Letters" writes Of the South.
the Harrison Administration. from
Southern point Of view.
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Best Of All

Cougl, medicines, Ayers Cherry Pee.
toral is in greater demand than over.
No preparation for Throat and Lun.
Troubles is SO prompt in its effects, 50
agreeable to tho taste, and SO widely
known as this. 1t is the family medi-
cine i'll thousands OF households.
81 l,avo suffered for years from a
bronchial trouble that, whenever i take
CT, shows itself by n very annoying
tickling sensation i'll the throat and BY
difficulty in breathing. have tried a
great many remedies, but none does SO
well as Ayers Caerr5 Pectoral which
always gives prompt relief in returns of
my old colnplaint."- Ernest a. ,Heplcr,
Inspector OF Public Reads, Parish Ter
re- Eonne, La.
" consider Ayers Cherry Pcctorala
mnqf jn,rorfop Mt rny,nly UgH
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-03-08

President Harrison was inaugurated
Monday with all the glory, pomp and.
splendor this great and glorious republic
conld muster. hut whew! hoWlitrained
but It didn'tseem 10 dampen the ardor.
ofthe tremendous crowd .present. In
all respects 1t was like previous inaugu-
%ratinns, only more so. 100. 600 people
attended the inaugural ball.
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Rcai Estate Transfers.

Rcail Estate Transfers.
Fl. II. Stocking & wife to
Clark s. Rowe, ~wnrranty;lot
81 block 48t3rd addition TO
Chamberlain ............ 275 90
Charles Stocking 10 Clark 8.
Rowe. warranty; lot 3 block
48 3rd addition to Chamber
lain 800. so 90
| William Whitsell g. wife to A.
ss-1o4-es .......... ...... 1000 90
q. 9. Furguson & wife to A.
Furguson, quit claim NV
%17-104-87. 1 90
o. A. Forbes to G. NJ. Forbes.
warranty; lot II block 10
K;mball.. 1000 90
John Richter and wife TO j. L.
Moore, M SCI g. Nj bWt
6-l0l.6s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Dakota Land 4 Town Lot Co.
to p. II. Hardt, warranty;
lots 2-3 block 8 Chamberlain 400 90
8. d. Olmstead and wife 70
Manufacturers Syndicate. s
WI 20-101-oS. .......... $4,000 0O
p. T. Powers aud wife to 8.
Morrow, warranty, NW4 81
lo45i0...............:. l0O0 W
D. II. Henry and wife to w.
F. Shut, warranty; lot 10
block ID Chamberlain. 1000 oC
O.. II. Hanson and wife to Il.
Dahl. warranty, Ell SCI and
lots "a 1903 72........... 500 90
Daniel Ousley naa wife to s.
H. Elliott warranty; SCI
1o4-B7..................... e5 OF
David Stevenson to Nosley
Chase. warranty; 81 NEt
and NW+ NE4 and SEA NV
45sl05.67.. 500 OF
G. l.. Plnmmor aud wife to
Mosley Chase. warranty;
in NEt 7-105-67........... 200 OF
6. l.. PlumIner q wife to Mos
ley Chase. Warranty; in
SW4 6.1O5.67. ............. 200 OF
G. l.. Plummcr and wife TO
Moslcy Chase, warranty;tin
81 sW4 8 and Nj NW4S
105-67 200 OF
A. w. Hannemann to Maggie
Hannemann. warranty; lot
10 block 8 Kimball. ...... 300 OF
Mrs. G. j. Ross and husband
to W. II. Wyant s. A. P.
Doa1schlag, warranty; lot Is
block Z Kimball .......... 1000 o.
G.. l.. Plummer to Peter Ehrp.
warranty; lot block 9 Kim
ball ....................... $3.50 o.
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The quill with which President Clevc.
land signed the admission bill was aftor-
ward by him rendered to Delegate Glf-
ford, who in turn proposes to present IL
tothe historical society OF one Of the
new Dakotas.
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Grover Cleveland stademan. . little
Omaha boy. born the day the president
visited Omaha, a year sgolas October,
and named after him. died shortly after
noon on inauguration day.
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Notice of D~issoIution.

Eotioe.iisa hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between Mosley Chase Of
county. Dakota, aud which has been carried on
in Brule county. Dakota. il bore,by dissolved by
the mutual consent Of both psrtls:: Said TART
raising ard selling live stock. intention
being to dissolve all Partnership of
wheteyer nature between snid patti NJ
g. L. Plummer to pay all debts oa
collect all accounts due said
Witness our hands the 18th day O
Mosley
GIL. PlnA
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To M%olitana, Oregon And Svasntnxton.
II you IRE going west bear in mind the follow
Jog facts: The Northern Pacific Railrond owns
and operates gs7 miles, or 81 per cent Of the en-
tire railrosd milonge OF Montana; spans the Ter
ritcry witl,its main line from east to west; is the
short line to Helena; the only Pullman und din.
ing cur line to Butte. and is the only line thut
reaches Miles City, Billings Boseman, Missoula,
the National Park md, in fact, nine
tenths of the citieg and points OF interest In the
Territory.
The Northern Pacific owns and operates OIL
miles, OF So per cent of the railrond mileage of
Washington. Its man limo extending from the
Idaho line via Spokane Falls, Cheney, Spragae,
YsKina amp Ellensburg, through the center Of
the Territory to Tacoma and Seattle, and from
Tacoma to Portland. No other rans-oontinsn
tai. through rail limo rsncies any portion Of
Warrington Territory, Ten days stop over priv
i!oges arc given on Northern Pacific second class
tickets at Spokane Falls and all points west.
thus aiording intending settlers an excellent
opportunity to see the entire Territory without
mourning the Expense Of paying local fares from
point to point,
The Northern Pacific is tho shortest route from
st. Paul to Tacoma by 2o7 miles; to Seattle by
lit miles, and to Portland by 1924 miles time
saw " " AN ASiu o1c 1OLWO
days. according to Destination. Nc other line
from 1t. Paul or Minneapolis runs through pass.
enRer cars of any kind into Idaho. Oregon or
Washington.
In addition to being the only ruil limo 10 sro-
kane Falls. Tacoma and Seattle, the Northern
Pacific reaches all the principal points in North
ern Minnesota and Dakota, Montana. Idaho, Ore
gon md Washington. Bear in mind that this
Northern Pacific and Shssta line is the fnmora
scenic route to all points in California.
Send for illustrated pamphlets, maps and
books giving you valuable information in rofrr-
ence to the country t~ra7ersed By this great line
from st. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and ASH
land to Portland, Oregon. and Tacomn and Sc.
attic. Washington Territory, and enclose stamp
for the New 1880 Rand McNally County Map Of
Washington ;%erritory, printed in eolors.
Address your nearest ticket oeent. or Chas. s.
Fee. General Passenger and Ticket Agent, st.
Paul, Minnesota
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9ulilIllons.

f-asELpenttfH AAWe nt-u1r. sHa
Territory Of Dakota, Second Judicial District.
In tho District Court in and Tor Drule County.
Tie Trnysler's Insurance COL
Plaintiffs,
Abram ,Tunnison, Hannah
Tunnison, Frank Smith Dfts.
The Territory Of Dakota sends greeting.
To Abram Tnnnison. Hannah Tunnison7 and
Frank Smith Defendants. You are hereby sum:
moned and required to answer the complaint Of
this action, which was filed on tho l5th day u
January, ID. 1850. in the oftise of the Clors of
tho District Court within and for tho County OF
Drnle. Territory Of Dakota, at the City OF CHAM
beriain, BEale county, Dakota. and to serves
office on Main street in Kimball. Brnle Co Da
kota, within thirty days after the service of this
sumnons. exclusive OF the day. OF service. If
time the plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in said complaint. No per-
Dated at Kinball, D. 7. this a5.h day Of Jan
90l. A. Il, Roberts. Plaintiff Atty,
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llbtis Bill. a. Il has
sress and has been signed by

gfess7 . has been signed by
dent. provides for the minorfy
s~entation in the South Dakota cohgytsu-
tional convention. II see forth that
three delegates shall be elected from
each district. but that no voter shall be
allowed to vote for more than two.
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President Harrison smoke, just three
cigars o day.
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nd Verdict Unanirnnua,

ene verdict UNANIMOUS.
W.D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind.
tcstifies: 81 can recomend Electric
Bitters as the very best. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was
cured Of Rheumatism of 10 years.
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist
Bellville, Ohio, afirms: aThe best
selling medicine l have ever handled
in my 90 yeare' experience, is Elec,
trlc Bltters." Thousands Of others,
have added their testimony, so that
the verdict is unanimous that Electric
Bittcrs do cure all diseases Of the
Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only 4
halt dollar a bottle at e. i. Mlller'ss T21
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The Democrats are in the soup.
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|qse6) s--.---1s M. Il. Rowley, Reg.
Al cfaoe q Mitohel. OAK. Feb. l5th 1859

Ind flee 1t Mitchell. Oak. Feb. 18th 1889
lice 10 hereby given that the Acknowledgement
Ter has dled notice Of This intention TO ms ke
khlproof i%ntsupport OF his claim and that said
ote Judge in and for the county OF Rrule, st
chamberlain, Hrnle Co.. Dakota IN April, nd.
2O061 for the northeast quarter Of section
itwenty-six t36) township one hundred and f0ar
u04) range sixty-nine (69) w 5th P. H.. He
nance the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of ssid
land; Wig: John Lytls. George Wolf, Patrick
Purcell and Robert Richardson. all OF KimbaD,
OAK.
An person who desires TO protest against
the allowance Of such proof, or who knowsof
lions Of the Interior Department.. why such
proof should not be allowed. will be given an op.
portnnity at the above mentioned place and
time IN cross-examine the witiiesses Of said
plaintiffs and to offer evidence in rebuttal Of
that submitted by said Claimant
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800. Once az Mitckell, Dsk. Feb. 18th 1859.
2ticet p hereby given thati the olloNina-named
6nal. PROOF. in support Of his claim and that said
proof viii be made before &c. tiraybin Pro-
Ilain bFuls tx. Dakota, 81 April Ind issa yis:
John lytle. under his Hd.entry No.l6eoS, for the
Northwest quarter OF section twenty.nine t2Sy
sixty-eisht lo8) VISA I. n. He names the fol-
lowing vitnessaa TO prove his continuous resi-
JosepS ssocfs. u N. Htoets. Patrici pnurcei and
Robert Rinhardson,I all Of Kimball. Dakota.
AAny psrson who desires to protest agsinstthe
sRAnoe u such proof, or who knows of any
fantialleason under tho law and the regula.
pftha Interior Department why such proof
mot be allowed, will be eiyen an oppor-
at the above M MENTIONED time and. place TO
Hamine tbs Witnesses of said claim aut'
offer evidence in fobuttal Of that sub
Iaetl - NH. RoMler, Reg.
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srlling the ycfy
most reasonable
monthly from reliable FRI
pharmacology enables
for purity and strength, j,
stantly increasing SAT
Clegs's Drug S
Paints, Dry colors
Colors In Oil. Buggy5
School Books, Perfuiq
thing generally toy
drug store.
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lSlR]

TIE FARMERS MUTJ
ZION Of Drule county,
blanks and printing. an
cies On Real and Person
also on Farm MAchinery
BY referring to any one
associations Of this kind
sny farmer will be satis6e
way TO get safe insurance .
communications should ~
retary ct KiAbsN
be bad,
3. q. E,AsG.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-01-31
A New Enterprise.

Arrangements are now completed by
which jamestown will h9ye another i'm
portant industry in full operation before
the snow is all gone. The machinery has
been ordered and is now on the way for
a knitted goods factory which will en-
ploy Is to 90 hands at the start and more
as the business increases. This VIII save
a large amount of cash from going out
Of the country, and will also make q
good home market for the farmers
wool, which will be carded and
spun ii. the premises. The names OF the
pro,prletors have not yet been divulged,
but will be made public when the details
have been finally arranged: The new pro, @,
;ect has good financial backing and will
be credit to the city as well as a great
inducement to the surrounding farmers
to raise less wheat and more sheep.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-01-31
Anew Enterprise Soon to be Start
ed in tins City which will
Employ 20 Hands.
rarmers are Advised to Test Thor
oughly Their Seed Wheat
New Voting System.
pr,ze Fight at Mandan of Six
Rounds Two Insanity Cases
of Interest.
Marriage was a Failure.


A chapter in sad story was ended
Yesterday morning when the doors of the
asylum closed on a lady who was brought
in from Grand Forks in charge of dep
uty sheriff. The lady whose maiden
name was Tierney, was a school teacher
N Dakota who is said to have 2hadsome
little property. Last week she was mar
ned at Turtle river, but the day after left
her husband and was found wandering
about the streets Of Grand Forks. It is
,eported that she found out after the
wedding took place, that her husband
vas not what he represented himself to
he. but was farm laborer working for
daily wages, and that he had no home
nrovided for her. There is also a rumor
that he endeavored to force her to sign
papers making her property over to him,
that he might live at her expense. She
still remains very restless and excited,
and seems ANXIOUS to learn what hope
the doctors have Of her recovery. DIR.
Archibald thinks that a few months care
and treatment will restore her reason.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-01-31
About Communications.

The Alert has received a communica-
ton in regard to matter OF interest in a
locality in the county south OF James
town, which letter would be cheerfully
published if the author had signed his
name, not for publication, but for identl-
fication.
Correspondents should remember that
in no instance will legitimate matter for q
newspaper be refused publication in
these columns if the names of the indi-
v1duals are attached to the article, and
that in no instance will the writer's name
ANY items of county news or general
interest, sent to The Alert, will always
be prepared when necessary, for proper
publication, and The Alert solicits COM
munlcations such as these.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-01-31
A MILL AT MANDAN.

Six Game hounds Fought in q Rink
Last Night Between Il White Man
and a Negro.
In dimly lighted and abandoned skat-
ing rink at Mandan Thursday over 200
men and boys gathered around a ring en-
closed by a rope, and witnessed prize
fight between white man, with short
cropped red hair, and black man with
short cropped black.
It was game fight for six rounds, and
the protection of 4 OF. gloves to bare
knnckles was not enough to prevent
blood freely following hard blow.
The candidates for fame and $50 a side,
including gate receipts of rs cents ahead,
were railroad brakesman, and 1.-THE
PEARL" a black gem of humanity from
the celebrated depths of the prize ring at
Minneapolis. The negro and white man
were about evenly matched in weight,
each well muscled, and Of good heart, but
Reddy, the railroad fayorite, was easily
pounded into submission by the vicious
under cuts of the black. The men
weighed about 165 pounds The black
was built up from the hips like Satyr,
and the hard surface of his leathern hide
was unscratched and nnbruised at the
end OF the mill, while the Reddy mans
right eye was ruddy and closing rapidly,
bis nose battered bloody and anumber Of
front teeth we're rattling loosely between
his heavy jaws, when he cried enough.
He was as red asa beef-steak with bruises
on chest, back and mug.
The men came at each other fitting and
feinting like game cocks, and closed to-
gether with blows on body and face that
resounded like horse laboring with the
heayes. The crowd roared with excite
ment and the spirit OF combat insensibly
took possession of the mildest spectator
in the lot. The grim desire to see one or
both fighters pounded to the consistency
Of jam was depicted on every strained
countenance and in the savage CLEAN OF
every eye. The transition from witnesses
to participants would have been caused
but by slight huctuation of circum.
stance, or incentive. Every mans blood
becomes heated with pugnacity when
looking on prize fight where the real
thing is being done.
The police prevented any undue dis:
order. A special train carried about lOC
| from Bismarck to see the SCRAP, and
prominent among the first row OF specta.
| tors were the boys from the jim val
| lev.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-01-31
The New Voting System.

1t is not a wild prediction to make
that the election laws Of the territory will
be changed by this legislature, possibly
in radical degree. In that event, the
Australian system of voting is not un-
likely to be adopted. The following is q
brief abstract of that system:
"All ballots are printed at public ex-
pense, the cities and counties paying for
the same. The distribution of the bal
lots to voters is by the ame agency. The
candidates are all printed on one ballot,
with sufficient margin at the right OF the
name of each candidate for the voter to
designate his choice by cross mark (A)
or by filling in the name OF the candidate
of his choice in blank space provided
therefor and marked with cross (A) OPP
posite thereto. A voting shelf or COM
partment must be provided for at every
polling place in which voters may con-
veniently mark their ballots. and while
doing SO be screened from the observa-
ton OF Others. In the Massachusetts law
there is shelf provided for every seven
y-five voters qualified to vote at each
particular polling place. The voter re-
ceives his ballot from an officer OF the
Law and not from striker 1t does
away with all workers at the polls and
by providing that it shall be unlawful to
peddle tickets or handle them IN any
way, and by the further provision that
there shall be no workers within hun
dred feet of polling place, there can be
little undue influence over the tlmld or
poor voter"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-01-31
Test Your Seed Wheat.

A series of experiments have been car
ried on during the last month, by the ex-
perimental station Of the Minnesota Col
lege OF Agriculture, to determine whether
it would be safe for farmers to use FROST
ed wheat for seed. Prof. Lugger finds
by microscopical examination that
while as a rule. wheat that IS merely
frosted will probably germinate and raise
crop, wheat that is frozen is absolutely
useless for seed. As he tersely puts it
in his report, "frosted plants will not
necessar rily die, frozen plants must"
In kernel which is merely touched
by the frost the water between the outer
husks of the wheat and the germ is con-
yerted into thin plates of ice, but it the
process goes no further and the tempera'
ture rises gradually, these ice plates will
melt and no further damage is done
Where the wheat is really frozen, however,
the water in the germ itself is converted
into ice, the cellular structure Of the
berry is destroyed, and the kernel Is use.
less for seed. The only safe plan would
seem to be for each farmer to make sew
eral experimental tests from different
parts of his seed bin, by planting the
samples in warm room. if they germln-
ate at all they will grow. Where there is
reasonable doubt, however, or when a
fair average of the wheat proves to be
dead, it is best to be on the safe side and
make arrangements to procure good seed,
1t would be serious misfortune to suffer
the loss of the coming crop, through III
timed parsimony in the matter OF few
hnshels of seed grain.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-01-31
Adding IusuIu to Injury.

The keen delight which the citizens of
New Rockford are now feeling at the
prospect of securing the removal of the
term of court from Darlington to their
thriving city, is likely to be changed into
wailing and gnashing of teeth, when it is
pointed out 70 them that in the map Of
Dakota. printed in the article on our
great territory in the February Harper's,
New Rockford is passed over as too small
for notice, and the county seat IS marked
as-Tiffany.
YeGods! We draw the veil!
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-01-31

it is hoped few months of DR.. Archi-
bald's careful treatment may remove.
Those students who attended the
jamestown college last winter, will re-
member that Miss Young was in attend
ance during the fall and winter terms
last year, during which she boarded in
the college building and was valued
acquisition to their society. She left COL
lege in the spring to teach for the term
in the Kemp school district, about eight
miles south Of this city. Tits the unani-
nous wish of her many friends that she
may soon be restored to health and rea-
son, and be able to resume her place in
society.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-01-31
viii Hang at Moorhead.

Thursday afternoon Judge Mills pass
ed sentence of death on Thomas Brown,
the murderer of Policeman Poull OF
Moorhead, the date Of the hanging to be
fixed by the governor. Brown took his
sentence without tremcr, and as he was
accompanied back to the jail by the sher-
iff and deputy he ran up the steps at the
iail in a very spry and lively manner.