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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-02-27

There are one hundred and eighty-nine
churches in New Orleans, and sixty five
have been built since the advent Of the
lottery. Immortal people do not build
churches All church plople would be
willing to do away with lotteries if the
same results could be had without them.
But to make the ends meet, extraordinary
means must and are used by them; the
same as by a state or private individual.
For the employment Of such expedients
people can not be called gamblers and
knaves.
1t seems that the Bismarck Presby-
terian clergyman had recently stated to
his audiences that voting or prize draw
ing bad never been tolerated at his fairs.
Yet attention was called by Father
Mayer to the recent prize vote between
two members of the legislature for
cane, which realized an exhorbitant sum
for the article and which was duly ac-
cepted by the Presbyterian pastor.
The sermon throughout told some
plain home truths, such as believers ana
laymen alike would do we'll to consider.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-02-27
Roasting the State Fair.

In the discussion of the bill appropri-
ating $4,000 for premiums and expenses
for the state fair, Representative Stevens
struck the bulls eye when he said be
didn't care whether this bill was indeti
nitely postponed or not, but he would
defy any man in the house to show
wherein tho state fair had been benefit
to the state; he defied any person to
show that any state in this Union had
ever declined to provide for her insane,
her deaf mutes or her unforuunates of
any kind, and at the same time gave
$4,000 annually to snch men rs run these
state fairs These fairs are run BY rich
stock breeders. Are we going to say to
the poor farmers of this state that they
shall ne taxed to support this class OF
individuals, when we deny them the
privilege OF obtaining seed wheat at the
expense of the state? l defy any nlau
i'll this house to justify his position in
favor OF such course. I would ask the
gent lelnan from Steele what exhibit he
ever had at the state fair; what premi-
ums did he or his county ever get? Not
dollar What has Lis county contribn
ted to the support of these fairs? Look
around you and hear the cry for aid, see
the reports OF destitution published in
the newspapers. Even the executive has
sent it abroad-that the state is poor and
there will be large deficiency in the
treasury. Are we going to appropriate
$50 10 for an exhibit Of stock owned by
breeders. such as no farmer in this state
can afford to own?
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-02-27
Measures that are Laws.

The legislature has devoted little at
tentlon to the subject of irrigation and
what is contained in the provision of the
following short law is probably amply
sufficient:
The act is to allow organized town.
ships to raise tax for irrigation pur-
poses, and provides that wherever 10
legal voters petition the townboard to
submit the question of irrigation by
building dams to create ponds, or reser-
voirs on any of the creeks or coolies IN
said township, the board shall submit
the question to the voters at the next
annual town meeting.
Whenever two-thirds of the legal voters
of any organized town in this state, at
their annual town meeting agree that it
is advisable and for the public good
that is certain specified creeks or coolies
should be improved to increase the water
supply and for the purpose Of irrigation,
it shall be lawful for such voters to levy
Il tax upon sad town, to be expended in
buildidg dams to create ponds aud reser-
voirs. by and under the direction Of the
board of supervisors of SAID town; pro-
videG such improvements shall be wholly
in said town; provided, further, that no
lands shall be flooded without the con-
Sent of the owner or without a just COM
pensation therefore, which compensation
shall be determined by arbitration.
The tax authorized to be levied by
section one Ql, shall not exceed two (2)
mills on the dollar of assessed valuation
of said town.
To Tilwart MOnOulieS
1t may be Of interest to know that the
legislature will not legally recognize a
monopoly, and has passed an act to pro
hibit grain dealers, partnerships, com
panies, corporations or associations from
combining or entering into agreement
or contract to pool or fix the price to be
paid for grain, hogs, cattle, or stock of
any kind whatever, and to provide
punishment for violations OF the same,
Violations by acts of commission OF
omission render the party or parties
guilty of such, liable to the person or per-
sons injured to the full amount OF dam
ages sustained in consequence OF any vio-
ations, together with attorneys fees and
costs. The penalty in adjltlon is mlsde-
meanor ard fine not exceeding 81 coo and
imprisonment.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-02-27

can not afford to take the advice Of Mr.
FentOn-yet. Some other year, not this
year. Even wheat at GO cents will buy
provisions and clothing and keep in
terest paid up, which must go back
east. Bnt suppose the farmers cant get
seed? Then they can consider MIR. Fen.
toms advice of "don't."
The seed wheat bills are both laws.
They are being published and the needy
farmers can get what satisfaction they
car by reading them. Will the elevator
companies advance seed for the farmers
On the security offered? They are inter.
ested equally with farmers but there is
40 Ger, aintylbf this being done. Thes Q
are timely questions for many counties.
In South Dakota a conventieE of bank
ers, business men. railroad and elevator
officials has been called to cooperate
with the farmers to consider the sltua-
ton in that state and devise means to
obtain the large amount OF seed neces
sary. With the elevators of the country
bursting with low price wheat, this does
not ON it's its face seem such mighty job
-bnt it is. In the meantime there ls no
concerted move of this kind being made
in North Dakota. Who will step into
the breach and supply seed wheat in
stead of craftsmanship? Answer to
that question will show what real states
manship is.
The North Dakota farmer must put in
a crop this year or move on. He may do
both. But tie crop will have the first
say. No matter if Illinois farmers did
lose 510,O00,O ,OOO on the over production of
their corn crop last year; no matter 1t
ths democrats and some republicans lay
the low prices of agricultural products to
the tariff, which charge Senator Pierce
proposes to end out If true or not; no
matter if Farmer Fenton thinks that
80,O0OO0O bushels less OF the yearly
production of the country would
have made wheat s1.0O a bushel
instead of 60 cents; no matter about
any or all of these things, the
North Dakota farmer must get a wheat
crop IN the year of our Lord 1890, or he
is dead cock in the pit. No philan-
throphy goes this year. More wheat and
less reforaI, is the war cry. Seed wheat
is the issue.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-02-27
What Mr.. Adams Thinks.

Hon. I. NJ. Adams of Fargo, who was
reported in Saturdays Alert in connec-
tion with the subject of lotteries. desires
it stated that he is, under no circum-
stances, in favor Of a lottery company
being chartered by the legislature, but
if that body is bound to do SO, he thinks
the project should be put to a vote of the
people and let them decide the matter
for the state, and not the legislature.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-02-27
The Northern Pacific ReguiarTrains

The Northern Pacific ResuiarTrains.
The winter has been about all railroad
men could wish for running trains. While
there has been an average snowfall. for
no length of time has the Dakota diyis-
ion of the Northern Pacific been block
AIDED or trains even slightly DELAYED.
What main line delays have occurred
were due to snow in the mountains. The
branch lines of the road in this state
have all been open and trains have made
regular time throughout the winter;e,en
the Fargo & Southwestern line has not
been closed. The only delay experienced
on the jamestown & Northern branch
was on Monday of this week, when the
regular passenger train was laId out
few hours. A snow plcw Tuesday
cleaned the track SO that the train was
on time as usual The wind has been
very heavy and constant for the past
three days and the snow has drlfted con-
slderably.
People living along the Northern Pa,
citic and specially it's branch lines ouea'
TO be pre- ty we'll satisfied vii, the regu
lar train service afforded during this
dull season, when the expenses are a.
ont Of proportion TO the receipts of freighs
and passenger traffic
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-02-27

Emmons County Record: Wish parents
and correspondents would be more
prompt IN sending in birth notices. Usu.
ally about week afterwards we learn of
the new arrival; then in another week the
date; and after another similar period the
sex. Parents, if you have procrastinated
in the past, be more prompt next time
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-02-27
The Seed Wheat Problem.

Farmer Fenton of Cass county, who
runs bonanza plantation, is unnecess;.
ri]y advising all farmers to cut down the
acreage of their wheat fields one-half
this year. He says the over production
of wheat is again almost certainty for
1890. The outlook in the winter wheat
states for large crop is at present about
as good as could be and prices
are predicted that ''will make us all
sick" The farmers of North Dakota
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-02-27
Another Newspaper Impostor.

The New York World made speciality
of doing the holy horror act at the pros.
pect of North Dakota chartering a lot.
terry company for revenue. Inspection
of the Worlds advertising columns shows
an expensive and seductive announce
ment of lottery drawing for italian
gold premium bonds; country orders es-
pecially solicited. The inducement reads
like circus bill. Still the World is
highly sensitive about the strain on pub
lie morals in North Dakota.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30
Make NO ERROR!

If you have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once TO DR.. ;.
Clay Todd, AZ Monroe-st /,
room 4, Grand Rapids, Mich.
He will save you much ex-
pense and loss of time. DIR.
Todd's hospital and other
experience in foreign coun-
tries. together with his
purely vegetable and HARM
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries,
and 25 years special prac-
tice i'm the largest cities i'm
the United States, render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work of curing apparently
hopeless cases
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

Thisis the last week OF the campaign.
Before long the contest, which has been
SO earnestly waged in this Congressional
district, will have been ended, and
Charles W. Watkins trlumphantly
elected our next Congressman. The
Fifth district Will have done It's share
toward making the Flfty-secoud Con-
gre~ what 1t should be, thoroughly
Republican. and actually representa-
tive Of the progressive spirit of the
American people.
This district IS naturally Republican,
but It lapsed from political virtue in
lSs6, and retrieved IS honor in 1888 &.
Now iit will forever ssttle It's ale
gisnce TO Republicanisrn by giving Mr.
Watkins a rousing majority.
AZ the outset Of the campaign Mr..
Ford complained that the votes of the
people had been oorruptly boughtawsy
from him, and that the q strict had
been colonized from the Fourth and
Ninth districts. The latter claim was
saectualiy stlsncsd by : glance ~ the
election returns IN those districts for
1886 and 1883. The former cry, about
corruption, vas too chestnut,y and too
suggestive 0f the venahty OF hls own
'Isrty for Mr. Ford's good sense to con-
hnue t. So both of those charges
dropped out of the campaign ia good
~esson.
The campaign hss been fought clean
~ snd solely on the issues, IN which
the people are Interested, and when
their decision sasli have been rendered
Il can not BE- irnpeached. Mr. Ford haa
made toe most of his psrty's position
a negative, do-nothing policy, howl
ABOUT evils that do not exist, an appeal
70 prejudice and ignorance. such a
policy has no natural sttracflveness for
man Of Mr.. Fords activity. snd he
tas actually gone about the district
Ike Sinbsd the sailor with the burden
Of ne eOld Man Of the Ses upon bi,
shoulders The burden has been too
much for him. and II ever man had
20 dance a. his own funeral. Il has
been Melbourne II. Ford during the
psss few weeks.
Charles ". watkins entered into The
campaign -ith the prestigs Of the most
enthusiastic nominstion ever made in
she strict The Inspiration of success.
has attended him al the way through
He struggled successfully sgslnss un.
toward circumstances IN ecyhooc; rs
military career Vas brilliant success
his business ventures have besn sue.
cessfgl, rs pclitcsl record = the syn.
ouyu Of success. one more success vi
be scored nsxt Tsesdsy, ana ia con
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

xssu<eeal career ~ % 10 szesp@ea
- ne ruls sf b. Afssaesess.
ds szesrsc ss enes izte tne spirit Il
re greas prosiezas enasr discusses.
Sc mxsasrsd funesmsasal pnnei pes.
xaoFsns shs petty qsips ssa sassslss
snss % 1sls xas tss sssrsss Dsmeerstle
Psittlelxns ana eaian.lsy sarisksFs. Ia
IA say as sss sssa shls - carry een-
sset.la saa ir1psrs instEuc1iea - rs
bearers aaa ~tasss tbs rspsd mataF-
sng q sAs fFu.s Grsn ne sssa Re kas
so~a
lie recognizes thsE ne Rspasliean
platform u.@4ns seme+aiDgs proposes
soDssai0x A0d promises something q
aavsnsass 70 tns people. Beng pos
tlys nan eimssif. be hss tsls n h.s
slsmsat whils expouacing Rspue.sesn
doctrines aad hsaee hss eisxFnsss of ex-
posstioa snd expression has brought
him hear % the people.
The psOp.e have clearly marked the
dlrfsrence betsesa the Two candidates
ana the doctrines they pTomn.gGEe.
Watkins : "a active, energetic man
presenting 70 them living, progressive
principle of acton; While kord
breaches - them . cold, dead, negative
nothlngnsss, which leaves 90 impress
ion en their mlads save 4 tendency 70
lie down, go 70 sleep and LET The vide
world wag as i will" The American
people arc not OF such disposition.
They are alive, progressive and deter
mined. and prefer to be represented By
men who are IN sympathy WITH their
spirit. Such a man is Charles W.
Watkins.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30
TOWER
Employment Bureau !
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
ROOMS Q AND Q TOWER BLOCK.

DEGOLIA .Propnetors
WANTED-Male Help--s mhchibists. 2 rub
bers. sArnlshers. cabinet MAI era .
wood cutters. boys. II you are out q work
come IA.
WANTED-Femae Help glris FOR gen
efa housework. cham bermsids. lsun
dress. ! stenoeTapber.
FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-so acres of lana.
y. miles iron the city. lslI peaches so
pears so apples GOOD bulldogs
EoR SALE lo room mouse on South LsfAy-
a. eis-si- inoesrs hnsb. cable cars run -
FOR EXcHAN6T-Z acres two miles from
eautstuck. 100 peach trees bearing. 20
STANDARD pear trees, % cherry, n apple =
rood S house Ss see s.rs pes si
E'OR SALE-e room house ou LarrxVr st near
Nenham-sve. near both cattle Snc eiecfrlc
car iines with AL modern Improvements.
E0R SALE On ExcHANGE--fBostsn Nsssl
A noe IL room house on Easi-sf. large lot
city water. furnace. and al Modern Improve
meois 10 exchange for dwelling 10 Boston.
Msss.
EoR SALE OR ExcBANGE-l23 acre farm u
IL miles from city lie improved balance
beech and maple tincer, Is room brick house
large basement barn snQ other cut buildings
10 exchange fer eity property.
EoR SALE-il-room house % Fast Bridse-st.,
furnace. sewer. CITY water. corner lot aid
finely finished. price - %. easy terms.
TOR SALE OK ExCBANGE-s-room house
and large corner lot. room for another
house on lot. oD two graded streets. vita ~
ers. etc. 60 exchange Tor farm would assume
some cumhrance.
LoR SALE OR E1CHAGGE-Sroom house
on ILomasst. r 81 East st-. nico.y To-
isheo sud Just completed; cone sno see it.
IOR sALE-2 lots On Hast nrsst ou easy
terms or viii exchange fof improved
properly.
MONEY TO LOAN on resi and personal prop
u srfy Ia sums 70 suit koou,ss Gnc 8. Tower
block.
HOUSES and rooms % renfi sisa nc nb n 81
H good tenants -sntius to rentf brnG p
your keys Rooms 9 zac 8. Tower biock
DrGOLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30
W|hANS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
a ANn a srawER RFocE
q AND 8 ToWER 2

=
(ANTED-Femsie help 90 al nrsi-elass
w positions IA all branches Of work, both 10
the city aas sut best Of wages, All out Of en-
ploJment please call. We viii secure you a
Eos sats"A s'' new Ssasrs sTs' iSfoon S1a house;
eak fnish Ac6se furnace water and gas )
large lst, newly soeesd nice locality on South
L.atayette-st.i only Hlooi would be cheap at
S17OO WILL BUY M an : .rssn !, hon.s: e. nicely {. .
$I1O0 ron.nl.s .rssm asu.. on Center e;
II Eos Ses. s.Afft.onr, $3.50 for r.room house.
lot; two more houses could be built on ii
g1000 BrYsi new 7-roor house in Briggs
OOV sa0O For sA.,iss lOt 'esls.; sns.. On ,,0oo,n
ion sALt3is6 scrss % clay iosm @ !. iarn in Barry
u eountyi good frame houses nice cut
acres orchards IL acres nne white oak timber
surface little rolling: near 10 good markets
one Of the test producps farms IN the state /;
house and lot. 1850. in part payment, balance
per cent. PARTIES wish 10 20 South on &C
count ofiil-health. This iarm would be cheap
Tor SALE OR EXcHANGE-A good s-room
Il house on Madison-aye.i good barn large
lot; will take vscant lots in east or south part
OF city. | new house on Cass-st. 2nlce lots on
CAssst.a bargain. ] on James. sloc0. 81
800 Ssne large lots on hin out South Divi-
Ssn-st., $50.
GooD BUSINESS cHANcE-We have nice
" clean little stock OF staple groceries well
located in the city. 10 exchange for vacant
lots; sickness In the family the cause invoices
about $l0A.
business CHANCES-For Sale-0nly Sis.
I'D Some nicely furnished rooms. steam heat
ed and Ens. all occupied. good locality. cheap
rent; reasons Tor selling. parties want Ia
leave the city.
TW0 general stocks. dry goous stock snOoo. :
Il drug stocks, EaroSsre seeks, LIVERY
stocks Ia city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

This county i naturally Republican
ard there sno good reason wsy the en-
tire Republican ticket should not be
triumphsntly elected tbs fsl. The
personnel Of the Republican ticket is
excellent sud comuends itseit % any
nan who hss any respect for 6tness for
oface IN csnd .dstrs.
Isaac T. Larnorsaax has been q lifs
resident Of Ksnt county. He Knows its
highways and eywsys as vel as
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,
state Ticket

For Governor
JAMES VI. TURNER. OF Ingham-
F0r Lieutenant tfoyernor-
WILLIASf ). LINTON. OF Saginaw.
For Secretary Of State
WASHINGTON GARDNER. Of Calhoun.
For state Treasnrer-
JOSEPH B. MOORE. OF Wayne
FOR Auditor General
THERON 4. 6IDDINGS. Of Kalamazoo.
Fer COmmissiener OF State Land ONCE
JOHN u. BERRY. OF otseso.
Fer Attorney GsnsTal-
BENJAMIN ". HUSTON, OF Tuscola-
For Superintendent OF Public Instruction
ORR sCHUfZ. OF Eaton.
For Member OF State Board Of Education
JAMES N. BALL0U. Of Allegan.
For Justice OF the Supreme Court
EDWARD CAHlLL. OF Ingnan-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30
WHAT OTHERS SAY.


Muskesoa Chronicle.
Germany employs $4,000 women
vno work for wages. England 1000, 600,
France $3.50 900, and Austria about the
same. Nearly half OF these toll in svo-
cations Of the heaviest and roughest
kind in which men labor, work no
American woman Is expected 70 do,
such ss mining. stone breaking, etc.
Yet the paw Of women in those coun-
tries averages about one-third that paid
70 The women who work for living n
Amenos. Does anybody want TO see
our country reduced to that lever
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

Usson ieags a A i.sa evening
% ssGs1 49, 80 sEe A.se = Honse
20 grass fer Ter tie kanas 90 f<
hsa - 8rsa4 ksasas, AsseEn 80 ae-1k
DsErolt ocmmAE4eTx wi gys a. sx.
\ eieon dr.1 AZ ths far. R~ninsulss 2
cAapser Ass aeAsssc flse ana Nenroe
chapteF 90. IL = sxpscssa thsg toe
donsuens ano shs pTonss of ths far
49, sxs os a. iaasatse nsss aaa stzTt
gAe sesas q oas soaa1 hAsae.4. e4sls,
-~D-gc.l Sews.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

A. the present time there are not far
short Of 900 900 woTkiugmen out Of
work "a this country. Since the Nc
Kinicy law hss gone into effect manu-
featuring industries have increased and
gwen employment already n many
thousands Of these unemployed noen.
II tn. demand for labor continues 70 IL
crease at the present rate u vii not -
lour until every man who wants -
work ~iil be abe 70 do 80 ard a. good
vsE-s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

County Ticket
For state senator
WILLIAM Z. ADAMS
Fer sheriff
ISAAC Z. LAM0REAUx.
Fer County Clerk =
JAMES ). KNOX
For Register OF Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
Ter County Treasurer
SIBERIAN I. COLSON.
Ter Prosecuging Attorney
JAMES Z. Mcbklbb.
For Circnlt Court Commissioners
DWIGHT G0SS.
ALFRED WOICOTT.
For COronrr<-
HENRY L. LOCHER,
DANIEL J. WALLACE.
For Surveyar-
DoRR SkEELS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

Sic JULIAN PAUSoEFoRT would have
2 convention between Russia, England
and the United States to settle the dis
pute over the seal fisheries. Doubtless
the interests Of the United States
would be safe IN RussIa's hands.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

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81 nls hems- = nsErs At fnesi - streets
eDe h-I 4oNAs - 4ace EaeNthN psy atetts
xlthsUt lhser~st- tagoiEs 81 heasn . NJ.
haists. Sc
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triek eel fafHaee. eeDentee oellkr uneer eaters
keass. sewer, rits wstsf, eislsrn. sss nasEtni.
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slart nAshee in pA1sre csk. inslae elesr}
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lhfeasal pries t<0e, e. 81 per menth Nee
impressnents see0. ~ s. pc naHth - pss
faoss.e-, al ten sse n $50. CEsrlsa NJ.
Tufle. L<cyart ki0ck fesri-st entrsnce.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

TIE Big Rapids Bulletin has an edi-
torisi on "next Mondays election" in
which it prophesies a Democratic scoop.
Democratic victories are usually won
iust before election. The Republicans
are content 70 wait until Tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30
DESIRABLE
MODERN HOME
FOR SALE!!'

Expecting to remove from the city,
l offer for sale my residence, located
on one of the best streets on the hill.
House contains parlor, sitting-room,
dining-room, lsvatory and kitchen on
first floor, six bedrooms and bath room
on second, bedroom and store-room in
attic, balance of attic all foored and
large enough to finish into a couple OF
rooms. Laundry, provision room, coal
and wood room, ETC., in basement.
House has furnace, gas, electric bells
and hydraulic water, and is desirable
and complete IN every particular, hav-
ing been arranged and built for home.
Lot is 60 by $50, or larger if desired.
For further particulars address the
owner, g, Box 10, care TELEoRAM-
HERALD.