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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

wilkins ado Won know that our friend
Bright is going 10 marry Miss blackstone
Hos got the cream OF that family Of girls. "
Bnkins: You don't say. II she's anything
Ike her mother he'll find her cream OF Tar
~ u Rn.ln.L ILuae.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

DoM PrDno's action in declining to ac-
cent q pension suggests that he IS 10y no
means satisfied that the republic has come
70 stay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

Let the American dude snoeze," OK
claims the Philadelphia Press. why
Are the English dudes taking snuff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
BRIEF COMMENT.

1.-THE old proverb is up again. VINO
shall decide when doctors disasTee?'" Ma
ture
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

Great numbers of nero men who work
fen months N the year III .he turpontna
forests OF Georgia are returning 90 OBJ"
Goldshoro' section to spend Tire honln}s.
Thew an have money and Of course arc OBJ
iectl &C epeci1l attention.
A handsome monument is 10 he erected
bv the officers and employees 10 the nr mo-
~ Of Colonel l.. 9. Jones, lato sup, lnten-
dent OF the Carolina Central railway
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

The following sentence appeared in our
leader yesterday:
lie does not say by revolution and law
but lawfully"
In place Of the word " law" should have
been the word war"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

Mamma was orlM Jewish food: jew and
Gentle alike nos use Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
" MAS IS COMING.

MAS IS COMING.
Now Is the timo 10 call at 1902 MAIN STREET
and select from tho
LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN RICHMOND,
and sea goods worthy OF presentation.
BRIGHT COLORED A Z BOOKS az SC.
SOD other books al half prices.
BIBLES, PRAY Err AND HI hN-BOOKS at oil
prices
100 XMAS CARDS from &c. 10 IS.
STANDARD AUTHORS, prose and poetry.
BOOKS OF Observation-Disclosures of them
very beautiful
WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES. LAP
TABLETS new patternsl, WORK AND WASTE
BASKETS.
sCKAP-BOOKS ct CSC.
iNESTANDS, OPEHA-GLASSES and HOLD
ERS.
MANICURE and TOILET SETS.
PORTFOLIOS, very handsome, at Sc.
AUTO aud PHOIo. ALBUMS.
POCKET BOOKS. CARD. aad CIGAK-CASES.
CALENDARS. MIRkoRS.
GOLD PENS aud CASES, Soc
GAMES and other XMAS NOvELTIEa
800 POCkET-bo0Ks at TO-. up
dc l4-st RANDOLPH q ENGLISH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
Cr.r1orrrsrr11r. Va. Dec. -. 1889.

10 he Editor If tic D,spC'cb:
Permit mo 10 suggest that YOU urge some
co,nnetent individual to gather into a me-
morill volume the proceedings and prlncl-
pal addresses on the occasion OF MI t.; IN
r,i.,l,t he several STYLES OF the work, to suit
tbe nnrse of All. Millions Of copies would
be- sold. could not You prevail upon TIC
E,y.J. N..Iam Jones to undertake It
NV - I. W. p.
IDr. Joxys las announced his purpose tc
nreDare a DAVIS memorial volume.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAY GOODS.

We are receiving and placing on our tables
NEW GOODS nearly every day, ana have Just
received q nice limo from hav!lani 4 Co., Limo
ges, France, OF DINNER, Ten. FISH. GAN
ICE-CKEAM, aud OYSTER SETS, FINE DECO
RATED PLATES, &c.
Our line OF FANCY GOODS il complets, con-
Sitting In part OF ROYAL WOkCgSl cR, Hun
GARlAN, FOLTAN. CARLSBAD, PAffRt>,
CROWN DERBY. JEFFRlC, kniNisH CROWS,
TAPESTRY, OLD HALL, BUDALsIADl, and
many other kinds, 20 great variety.
We have tho largest stock aud variety ~
LAMPS to be found Ia this market. and a. prices
81 loY as the lowest
We have a nice line OF ENGLISH DISNER
SETS. IN good decorations, ranging in prices
from s.. % TO SIS.
Our stock Of TOILET or WAsHSTAND SETS
81 large and varied In decorations and ~ prices
from 50 % so per set
We have an almost endless variety OF HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS, al Of which Will DO sold
az prices 10 suit tho times.
We take pleasure In showing cur goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

Reading notices in reading matter type. i've
Hires or less. 81 In nonparoil loaded. sc.
Card OF rates for more spsce furnished on APP
blica,ion
All letters and kilograms must be addressci
HTnR DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications win no. DO re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
J. A. GRIGG,
PACE BLOCK.
lde is-1.l
NHRISTMAS CAKES AND CHRIST
" MAS CANDY


Il. ~.
OLD ESTABLISHED BAKERY AND CoNFRC-
TI0NERY,
s07 MAIN STREET.
No FRUIT CAKE. 25c. per pound:
Best FkuIf CAk Z, 35c. per pound:
POUND CAKE, CiTRON CAKE, kAISIS CAKE,
SPONGE CAKE, JELLY CAKE, CHOCo-
LATE CAKES;
JELLY ROLL, ANGEL FOOD. ALMOND CAKES !;
ICED ana ORSAMENrED CAKES:
large variety Of PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES;
PIES OF all kinds;
Our own SUPERIOR MIScE-MRAT.
CANDIES.
Plain Mixture. isc. per pounds pounds for 81 I;
French Mixture, l5c. per pounds pounds for 81 (;
No. French Mixture, s0c per pounds pounds
for 81;
Good Mixture. &c. per pounds pounds for u /:
Fine Mixture, IS and SOC.
Conserve Fruits OF all Kinds, 75c.;
A general variety OF FRUIT at lowest prtceA
Give me call before buyipg.
do l5.1s.so.2i.xs&sa J. y. BRIGGS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
THIRD OFFERING.

: FANCY-sTRIPE NEWhARKBTs, pretty
snowy garments, made Of materials that vii
prove seryiccable The price now Is si.sy apiece
They cold formerly for sot0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
FOURTH OFFERING.

u CHILDRES's CLOAKS cullod from our
regular s,ock-ages eight TO twelve years. Your
choice Of any a. si.s9 apiece.
r.DTrc, NfIrCTIN ITNDFRWFAR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

% pieces OF Muslin Underwear. consisting OF
Chemlses skirts. gowns, and Drawers, more or
loss soiled from handling and displaying them,
will be sold at tho uuiiorm price Of 49c. apiece
for your choice Of the lot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
Our immense stock oaAs must DO prices
FIRST OFFERING.

10 Elmo PLUSH COATS 30 inches long, finished
win elegant quilted satin aud seal 10 ops In tho
following sizes: Two -, two q, Two 35, two -.
one a., and one ~. They sold az So last week.
Now you can buy them a. $3.50 Remember,
we have ten iiy. aud tho sizes are limited, too.
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SECOND OFFERING.

Is TAILOR-MADE wALK1NG-JACKETs, rs
sorted styles ana coOringa aud assOriea sizes-
Que Of this lot, two Of another ana three eiii or
another, and so Oh. These We DO not care TO
have interfere with our regular STOCK, and Ia
order 20 close them speedily we cEcr you your
choice Of any at $50 apiece. They were .o.5O,
s., and s. apiece.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-08-29

by law, and a reasonable amount of
personal property; the kind and value
shall be fixed by law. This section shall
not be construed to prevent liens against
the homestead for labor done and materials
furnished in the Improvement thereof, in
such manner as may be prescribed by law.
SEC. 200. The labor Of children under
twelve years of age, shall be prohibited in
mines, factories and workshops in this
state. 3 =.
i Sec. 2lO. All flowing streams and nat
ural water courses shall forever remain the
property Of the state for mining, irrigating
and manufacturing purposes. .
SEC. oil. Members of. the Legislative
Assembly and judicial department except
such inferior officers as may be by law ex-
empted shall, before they enter on the
duties of their respective offices, take and
subscribe the following oath or affirmation:
lido sOlemnly swear Tor affirm as the case
may be- that / will support the Constitu-
ton OF the United States and the Constitu-
will faithfully discharge the duties ofthe
ability. so help me God,ns (if an oath)y
lunder pains and penalties of perjury.
If an affirmation, and no other oath, decla-
ration, or test shall be required as q quail
ficatiOn for any Office or public trust. etb
SEC. 2l2. The exchange of "black, lists.
between corporations shall be prohibited. q
SEC. 21S. p The real and personal property
of any woman in this state, acquired before
marriage. and all property to which she
may after marriage become in any manner
rightfully entitled, shall be her separate
property and shall not be liable for the
debts Of her husband. D
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-08-29
SCHEDULE.

SECTION 1. That no Inconvenience may
arise from q change of territorial govern
ment to state gOvernment,it Is declared that
all writs, actions, prosecutions, claims and
rights Of individuals and bodies corporate
shall continue as il no change OF govern
ment had taken place, and all processes
which may, before the organization Of the
judicial department under this Constitu-
ton be issued under the authority of the
Territory Of Dakota shall be as valid as If
issued in the name of the State.
SEC. 2. All laws now in force in the Ter
ritOry of Dakota, which are not repuRnant
to this Constitution, shall remain in force
until they expire by their " limitations
or be altered or repealed.
SEC. 8. All fines, penalties, f%orfeitures
and eScheatS accruing to the Territory OF
Dakota shall accrue to the use of the States
of North Dakota and South Dakota and
may be sued for and recovered by either of
SEC. 4. Ali recognizances, bonds, obliga-
tions or other undertakings heretofore
taken, or which may be taken
before the organization of the judi
cial department under this Constitution.
shall remain valid, and shall pass over to,
State; all bonds, OBLIGATIONS or other UNI
E~dertakings executed to this territory, or to
any officer in his official capacity. shall
pass over to the proper state authority, and
to their successors In Office, for the uses
therein respectively expressed, and may
be sued for and recovered accordingly; all
criminal prosecutions and penal actions
which, have arisen, or may arise before the
organization, OF the judicial department,
under this Constitution, or which shall
then shall be pending, may be prosecuted
TO Judgment and execution IN the name OF
the State.
SEc. S. All property, real and personal,
and credits, claims and chooses in action
belonging to the Territory of Dakota at
the time OF the adoption Of this Constitu-
tion, shall be vested in and become the
property Of the States Of North Dakota and
South Dak0ta. s@
SEC 6. whenever any two OF the judges
of the Supreme court OF the state,
elected under the provisions Of this C0nsti-
tuition shall have qualified In their Offices,
the causes then pending In the Supreme
court Of the territory on appeal or writ OF
error from the distrlct courts OF any .c0unty
or subdivision within the limits OF this
state, and the papers. records and proceed
ings of said court shall pass into the juris-
dictiOn and possession OF the supreme
court OF the state, except sas otherwise pro-
yided In the enabling act OF Congress, and
until so superseded the supreme court Of
the territory and the judges thereof shall
continue, with like power and jurisdiction,
as ifthis Constitution had not been adopted.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-08-29
An AAs
PROHIBITION.

To be submitted to q separate vote Of the
people as provided by the schedule and
ordinance. e..
SEC. 217. No person, association or cor
poration shall within this state manufac-
ture for sale or gift any intoxicating liquors
and no person, association or corporation
gift, or keep OF. sell or offer the
same for sale or gift, barter or
trade as a beverage. The Legislative
Assembly shall by law prescribe regula-
tons for the enforcement of the provisions
of this article and shall thereby provide
suitable penalties for the violation thereof.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-08-29

NkNo Iva INV ON~ S~A~
Treasurer's Cash Book-"D."
Assessment Ledger-"B."
Dakota Territory Bond Register one
volume. 49," w. '-
Treasurer Current Ledger-one vol
M " @.o
The originals of the foregoing volumes
which are to be copied shall at any time
after such copying shall have been com
| pleted be delivered on demand to the
proper authorities Of the State.
SEC. q. This Constitution shall after its
enrolment be signed by the President Of
OF and such delegates as desire to sign
the same, whereupon it shall be deposited
in the Office of the Secretary of the Terri
tory, where it may be signed at any time
by any delegate who shall be prevented
from signing the same for any reasons at
the time Of the adjournment OF this con-
ventiOn.
GERS Of the Territory of Dakota, or
any of them who are now required by
law to report to the Governor Of the Ter
ritory, annually or ~biennally, shall prepare
| and publish such reports covering the
transactions OF their Offices up TO the time
of the admission Of the State OF North Da-
kota into the Union, the Legislative As
lions to pay one-haf 6, the cost ofsnch pub
SIC. Is. The Governor and Secretary Of
the Territory are hereby authorized 20
make ARRANGEMENTS for tire meeting OF the
first legislative Assembly, and the Y
SEC. Is. The Legislative Assembly shall
provide for the editing, and for the public
alton, In an independent volume, Of this
Constitution, as soon o. II shall take eject,
| and whenever It shall be altered or
amended, and shall cause to be published
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-08-29

the Missouri river, and be entitled to one
senator and one representative. ~.
The Thirtieth District shall consist OF
the counties Of Morton and Oliver. and be
entitled to one senator and two represent
atives. :.
The Thirty-frst District shall consist of
the counties OF Mercer, Stark and Billings,
and ali the unorganized counties lying
south OF the Missouri river, and be entitled
to one senator and one representative.
ARTICLE XIX. '%
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-08-29

take tne oatn required Dy this CohStiIutOn
and give the same DOnd required Dy tle law
OF the territory 70 De given IN case OF IKE
Otncers OF the territory ana dlstrlcts. n
snail thereupon enter upon the dqtles OF
their respective of1ces; but the Legislative
Assembly may q Dy law az sucn
condition OF their ntlnua IN once.
SEC: IL; Enc Judges OF the dls!rlct cour
who pc elected az the elecLlOn nereln
provided for shall hold their 0flces until
inc flrst MONDAY IN logS, 2 nntii
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1889-03-02
Mass Meeting.

The meeting called for last Saturday
night was attended by at least $50 OF our
citlzens. The spirit and enthusiasm dis
played proves that u peuple are alive
and tiatahe differences and dissensions
that have prevailed heretofore will soon
be q thing Of the past, and all will be
united in the interests of Devils Lake
and Ramsey county.
The meeting wac called TO order by
O. n. Fisher. Nr. jas. F. O,Brien wa
elected chairman and made a short elo.
quent speech, stating the objects Of the
meeting.
Remarks were made by several Of the
gentlemen present, and 1t was unani
mously decided toprocsed at once 10
the organization Of q chamber OF com.
meroe. A committed of I've consisting
Of Messss. SIS. Smith, Hisbee,, Prescott,
South and schmit was appointed with in.
structions to report constitution and &c,
Of rules at . meeting to be held this eve
ming. The success Of the movement il
an assured fact, and it will PROVE one oil
the most important undertaking. eve,
started In this city.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1889-03-02

One good front room to rent. Inquire
of P. De Fiore. 2Nf
Ifyou wan to drink a good quality Of
tea go and SEQ Dc Fiore. 45-tt
The best sugar cured hams. Defy all
competitors for prices aud quality, at
Do Flores. l5-tt
Pure buckwheat -four, i've cents per
pound at C0rdner's bakery. 45-tf
New oranges. lemons, apples, grapes,
nuts. figs, raisins and cranberries at
Cordner's bakery, opposite postofice. 45
Fresh lobster. salmon. red snapper.
Goldfish, herring, Mackrel. oysters and
smells ut Cordner's bakery ALSO smoked
paddock and herring and dressed trout.
Try some OF them for supper. 45-tf
For the finest line Of teas and the best
ard cheapest canned goods in the city
go TO Cordner's. opposite postofloe. A5-tt
Old papers for sale at this Office nj 80
cents q hundred.
Fresh candies, choice fruits. line cigars,
genuine rice pop corn, nuts, tobaccos.
pipes. stationery. blank books, toys
aud fancy goods at T. S. Cordnsr's,
Empty cidcr barrels for sale. t5.tf
All good applications for farm loans
filled by Geo. Elmslle at reasonable rates.
Oaice in Parlor Drug Store. A8-4t
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1889-03-02
city Council.

A special meeting Of the council was
held Tuesday evening Feb. g. 1889.
Present. Aldermen Mann. Prescott.
Jenxs. cleveland and the auditor.
The meeting was called for the pur.
pose Of discussing matters pertaining TO
the artesian we'll.
Meeting was called to order by Presi.
dent Of the council. Alderman Mann.
Mr.. Stacy, Of Swan &. Co.. who have
the contract for drilling the artesian
well was present and stated to the coun.
Gil that they had got as far down With the
pipe as they could 60, and were unable
to proceed farther, and that the best
thing to do under the circumstances wa,
to return and secure the frat flow.
After adiscussion o the subject before
the meeting, on motion of Alderman
Cleveland, the council adjourned.
c. n. Fisher, Auditor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1889-03-02
Court Calendar.
CRIMINAL.

Bartlett. No.. Territory Of Dakota "
D 3 Regan. Nos. Territory OF Dakota
70 Ole Thorson. No. 4. Territory Of Da.
kota " Gustav T Fleck. No. & Terri
tory OF Dakota VI Niok Kitch and John
Kitch. No..6. Territory Of Dakota VI
Patrick Norton. No. 2. Territory OF
Dakota 70 John ]. Stoeser.
CIVIL CALENDAR.
I-Johnathan Roberts, vs.. Ramsey County.
a-Jesse Hover. VS.. Stone. Ferris q Corset.
|3-H. F. Spencer. vs.. E. E. Herman. A.
Edwin D. Becker. vs.. Prescott & Burnett. S
Andrew Arxland. vs.. Stone. Ferris & Conett
|6-charles H. Ensign. vs.. Alex. B.. McDouald.
10. Q. Peterson. vs.. Clifton c. MARKS. O.
Gustav T. F1eck. VS.. Garner & Cleveland.
Io-Charles Otis. vs.. Michael Summerfelt. /,
Emma F. Burgess vs. Frank Lewis. Ia-John
Amslie. VS.. Charles Budde. A. Vannier. Fred
7. Fox. Alice H. creel. I3-Sioushton 4
Chamberln. vs.. George II. Copeland. I4-
George Copeland. VS. James A. Horne. -
Minerva E. Dow. vs.. NJ. H. Lynch and H. J.
Mckee. 1e-chasles Z. Kendall. vs.. Margaret
Ever Wagness. Sheriff Of Ramsey Co.. Oak.
1.-THE City OF Devils Lake. vs.. John 7. Gray
and George c. Gray. Copartners as Gray
Brothers. 10 James A. Horne. VS.. E. Smith
& Co. ao-ln the matter Of the appeal of Min.
neapolis & Northern Elevator Co.. from The
action of Board Of Equalization Of Ramsey
County as to Tax in the City Of Devils Lake.
eI-In the matter of the appeal Of Minneapolis
& Northern Elevator Co. from The action o
Board of Equalization Of Ramsey County as
to Tax in Township Of Stevens. 2c-In The
matter ofappeh Of the Minneapolis & North.
ern Elevator Co.. from The action of Board o.
Equalization Of Ramsey County as to Tax in
the Town Of Laurens. a3-In the matter o
the appeal Of Mime apolis and Northem Ele'
vator Co. from The action Of Board of Equaliz
alton Of Ramsey County as to Tax In Town Of
] Grand Harbor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1889-03-02
The New Discovery.

You have hoard your friends aud
yourself be one Of the many who know
from personal experience Just how good
q thing it is. II you have evcr tried 1t.
you are n Of the staunch friends, be-
cause the wonderful thing about It IL,
that whom once given q trial, DR.. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds q place
in the hoase. II you have never used 1t
and should be afflicted with . cough.
cold or any throat, lung or chest trouble.
secure q bottle at once and give It a fair
money refunded. Trial bottle free 1t
Bennett q Horsman's Drug store.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1889-03-02
List Of Letters.

Remaining uncalled for at the post
Office at Devils Lake orthe week ending
Feb. q. 1883. II not called for within
thirty days will be sent TO the dead letter
Office. Parties calling for any Of said
letters will please say advertised"
Amonson; Mira. johnson, John O
Brieland, Karine 7 Johnson Casper
Bucklin, VIM. I4iscinsky, A.
Borsson, Jas. n. Moir, David
Brending. Fred Mari, Isaa.:
Chri @tonson. Lottis Maley. Maggie l..
Crowley, Mrs.I.M McGahev. WIN Il
Denoyer. Dayid Mckisick, Joe
Enseh, Iohn OHaln, John
FtofghtBr. WIN. Ray, J.. +.
Fitzgerald, John Sherman, Andrew
Formoe, H o Thornton, John
Grant, Mrs VIM Young, Bart
Warn. Mr..
II. c. RASMUSSEN. P. NJ.