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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30

VI. NJ. k.NtIr NJ me- Nnftt
Speaker Reeds charges of tcToriziue
aud ballot box sufdng are without founda-
zion SD fam as they relate TO Georgia. ln
six years There has been but one contest for
CONGRESS iu this State. and that IN the
ninth district. where the whites are largely
iu the majority Tho whites outuumoer
the blacks in Georgia by 3)O,Ol). There Is
uo district where negroes are terrorHed.
They are as free 90 vote i'm Georgia as no
any other State OF the Union. As To- ballot
box suhiug. the facts stated above show
how gratuitous and sianderous are the
charge, made by Speaker Reed. Outside
of cities and town, NEGROES DO NOT seem 90
take much interest I'm politics. Relations
between races were never more amcaole
than now There is mo- desire ON the part
oft tine whites 90 tcITorize the negroes on 10
take away from them any rights Which
they enjoy under the laws of the country.
P1rmck WALSH, Editor thron'c''
fI,UrI>ir. f,r. iurN d..
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK. April 29.-Peuoleum opened
firm at = &C. and dropped slowly in early
trading and closed steady az 81, e.. Stock
Exchange opening at i a.. highest - &C.,
lowest and closed AZ = e.. Sales l5d,-
900 barrels.
OIL CRY. Pa. April 29.-Petrolcum,
opened al $50; highest Soc; lowest Sic,
closed at SIC Sales 10000 barrels; ship
ments, 1872 50 barrels; runs. lo3,l3l bar
res
BEAproEp. PA. April % Petroleum,
opened AT - G.. closed at size. highest
S5tc; lowest s35.c: clearauccs 10000 bar
rels.
PIrrsBuRG. Pa. April 29-Petroleum.
dun and heavy; opened at $40. closed az
S4i,c: highest s5i,c: lowest Sc.
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him and shook hands with him who in the
ordinary course Of their business are con
sidered honest They knew he was charg-
ed by the lTOrid with offenses which should
put him in the penitentiary. But they sat
with him and applauded him, because his
triumph was their profit If he had been
in the church with them they would have
expelled him If he had been their fellow
socially they would have cut his acqnain-
lance But being their agent politically,
whom they dared not censure without the
risk of losing money, they applauded him.
To such an extent has the tariff overcome
the ordinarily decent conscience of men in
Pittsburg. whore politics is business.
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Money liza, Overcome Conscience.

QUAY didn't speak. of course I'M TWEEN
tv-sevcu years OF continuous oifire-n'.dlng
hcuever made tvc-miuute speech. lie
could not But the men who are rch uy
the system of which he is agent assuinlns
tbat because he said little he thought
-.r,.b applaudcj every mention of his
name to-nieht as compliment to tine man
who hu, won their battle and settled M Sic
1ence with his conscience as 20 the means
by which he did 10. 10 was rcmarNapic
scene Men sat down 40 the table with
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Aync SANDER ON the south.

T.H Ef1.r or NE Uor'f
Speaker Reeds utterauceS are "a vile
slaudorou The South. I'm this section muir
dcls are OF the rarcst occurrence, and mo-
midnight outrugcs IRE ever porpctrated 10y
either race upon the other On the con-
trarv. tine greatest harmony prevails be-
tween thc races The number of murders
that occurred I'm Adams county iu the past
wear win not exceed three, and they were
am pcrpetratej by blacks upon their own
color. As ann evidence of the harmonious
relations between the races In this Adams
county. I win state that I'm the county cleo
tiors there is never but one ticket i'm the
field and 10 is made up Boy the Democrats
and Republicans jointly The last ticket
SD formed contained a colored man for the
Legislature. a colored Assessor, colored
Circuit Court Clerk. col0rod Coroner and
Ranger. and coiored Supervisor. Most of
tne magistrates are col0rcd Republicans
and an the coustablcs of the county arc cole
orci There never has been man slain IN
Adams county ou account of his politics.
These are facts and "a sufficient retutation
of Speaker Reeds slaudcrous statement, So
lar as Adams county is concerned. and
similar reports can Doe made for the entire
section of Mississippi.
WV. A. DilR>. Editor Democrat.
Nrfri,-. Hiss. 1WN -.
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Address Registered Letters Containing Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIO'L BANK,
Now Orleans. La.

"REMEMBER chat thr payment Of prizes j
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS
u Nr, Orleans. and th" Tickets are signed bt
rle President of an Institution. whose charter
I'D rights are recognized boo the highest Courts,
therefore beware oi ail limitations or anonf-
NOUS Schemes.
ONE DOLLAR i> the price of thc smallest
,.l-t m fraction ola ticket ISSUED BY US 10
In, Drawing. Anything in our nam" offered for
loss than 20 Dollar i- "a swiudle. apl6W-sag
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30

Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup for
children tcething, is the prescription OF one
of the best female nurses and physicians in
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with never failing success by
millions of mothers for their children Dur
ing the process of teething its value is in
calcuable. IL relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentary and diarrhGa, gripping in
the bowels. and wind collie BY giving
health to the child il rests its mother.
Price - cents bottle
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-FOUR. GKAIN AND DEED.


WHEELING. TUESDAY. April %
There is nothing new 90 report in the
market this week Wheat remains UNI
changed and prices for -four are the same.
with the market only fairly steady. The
following quotations are wholesale. retail
prices being 80 10 - cents higher
FLOUR Choice family flour in wood
- 40: in paper - - per barrel.
GRAIN-Wheat per bushcl, No. I Sc;
corn per bushel 45a5Oc; oats per bushel Boa
.3c
FEED Middliucs per ton Sl4 0Oal6 00;
bran per ton Sl4 O0al6 Oo; baled hay per
ton Sl3 O0al4 90: loose hay - o0aiO Oo per
ton
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Depew Superstitious.

As TO sitting down with - at table,
that is one thing | would not do. But
respect the superstition, not because |
am superstitiouS. but because ! do not
want to feel uncomfortable. Three
times I'm my life have been one OF a
dinner party Of 10. On each occasion
one passed the joke to anothe-
that he or she would be the yicr
tim. In every instance one Of the guests
died within a year So, in my eXper-
fence. the truth of the adage was proved.
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MIR. REEDS EFFORT.
What southern Editors say of His Partisan
Speech.

AhiA'tt N'ttiN TT ''AA 't Ills tA~sii
speech.
CHARLESTON. =. c., April 25-The Nor>
HHd Courier will say cditorially tomorrow
n reference 90 Speaker Reeds haranguc
boo Pitts0urg
Besides its intensely sectional charac-
irr, Mr. Beed's speech was fun of dciiber-
ate mtruthtumcss. 10 is not true that the
South defends or iustiiies frauds in cleo
Hous. 0r that the white people OF the South
are sang OF cut-throatS assassins, as the
gentleman from Maine would make 10 APP
pear Ia is the negro vote that Mr.. Reed is
after. not the negro vote Ina the North. but
the negro vote I'M the South; not tine negro
vote m local affairs which more directly
concerns the negro Don all his most impor-
taut interests. but the negro vote for Con
crcsSmcu; NOT the negro Democratic vote,
but the negro Republican vote. i'm order
that the Republican party shall maintain
it's power m the Nation. His speech Will
uid him in his candidacy for the Rcpubli-
can nomination for President Certainly
10 is not calculated 90 establish more friend
lv relations between the two great halves
of 90 divided country or t0 inspire i'm the
hearts oi The Southern people feeling OF
confidence iu the pledges of the Republic
cam party
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v. p. & b. DIVISION.
For Pitt,burg. $40 and - "a. M. and o -i 3.
No. daily. and 40 p M, daily. except Sunday
Washington Accommodaton, o.ao ,. m.' eA-
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TNTilE tIRCIiICOiR lOl ONO My.
i West Virginia.
M-F1rlau Carriagc Company
and others. rr fl.n,.ry
IS.
David kull lr.. and others.
Tire undersigned special Commits >ioner hereby
gives notice that. pursuant GO % decree OF said
Court made ON the 2d day of April, A. ID. ls.p
Doe viii sell, on
Monday, the 9Th day Of May. 4. u. 1880.
commencing 40 10 %. M. at public auction 800 the
north door of the Court House of said county.
boo the city ~ Wheeling. W. Va. 20 the highest
and best bidder. the following described real
estate that Is 90 say: the north half Of the south
half OF Dot numbered cightyfour lSn situate ON
the east side of Main street. in the Fifth ward
of The said city. the dividing line between the
the south half and north half of the south llll
of lot NO. ~ Aforesaid. raing the centre oi the
division wall dividing fhe double tenement brick
being the same conveyed t0 David kuIl. Jr.. hy
Hannibal Forbes and wife, hy decd dated Feb
ruarY 18th. A. ID. lsS1.
TERMS OBJ SALE Onc-thirl OF tlc purchase
money. and 90, much more thereof a-fhe rurrha-
sep shall elect. cash boo haud on the day of sale.
thr residue OFF the purchaser money being pay
able boo two equal iu-taImceut~ boo six aud twelve
mouth, respectively. from daN of sale. bearing
interest from the day of sale. the purchaser to
give hi, notes. with good personal security for
the deferred lnstalmrnt, and interest. and ihe
title to Do" retained until the payment Zoo iuil of
such notes, a- further security.
ALFRED CALDWELL
Special Commissioner.
j. G.. HEWrY. Auc'ioncer
hereby certify Chat thc above named Special
Commissioner ha. given bond and security u-
required by Laws and said decree. April ~ ls.D.
JOHN ". MITCHELL.
Clerk OF said Court.
apii161S21 % -. 2s4Nmy25149
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The best salvc i'm the world for Cuts,
Bruises Sores. Ulcers Salt Rheum. Fever,
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chilbains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed 10 give satisfaction or money
refunded Price - cents per box. For
snln by Inrnn Drng Co.
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CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
!sPGnnSuIVdlid LINES
From Bridgeport Station.

Train, via the Cleveland and pitt,l ur. Rl
road leave Bridgeport Tor Pitt>burc. Chicago
aud Cleveland. 40 o. m For Piit,hurg lJ y
A. m For Chicago and Cleveland, l,l2 D. m
For Pittsburg and New York, 1854 p. ~. For
Stcubcnyillr. s:S3 a. m.
Trains arrive at bridgeport al .h3 49, m., l0.s
o. No.. l2.;ls p. M. i.S7 p ni.. and % p m.
On SATURDAYS only-for El-t Liverpool, %
D. m: from East Liverpool n - p u.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburg. Cincinnati and s.
Louis Railway. Pan-lianlIr Route. leave Wheel
ing. f0r Steuheuyillr. plft.burg and the la-f
$40 a. No.. l2.ij p. m.. SD y m.. and $50 p. m.
For Columbus. Cincinnati. indianapolis and ~
Louis. 8 - %. %. and $40 p. Do. For CoiumDu
and Chicago. T.: a. D. m. Trains arrive go Vince
ing 40 $50 g. No.. lO.uO d. fn % il %. n.. and :, g
D. m. Trains leaving lf $50 l 90 and arriving
40 $50 p. M. run solid between Wheeling lnc
Pittsburg All trains daily except Sunday.
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IMPORTANT.
VI. \. DAUPHIN.

Addr,,, VI. \. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
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GEO. j. MATHISON,
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID Co me rs trustee by John Harrington ana
Mary Harrington. hi, wife dated September ~,
1857. and recorded iu the office of the Clerk N
the County Court Of Marshall county. West Viz
ginia. iu Deed OF Trust Book NO. T. page IFS
will sell, at public auction. ON
SATURDAY. MAY 3lst 1870,
commencing at 10 o'clock %. M. 900 the front
door Of the Court House Of Marshall county. Boa
the City Of Mound,yille. the following property.
to-Wit: 4 piece or parcel Of ground situate IN
the town of Bcnwood, Marshall county and
State 81 West Virginia. and more particularly
described %, follows: Beginning 40 the north
west corner Of lot numbered three 80 boz B. :.
Goods addition to said town. and running
thence south with the county road twenty -nin"
20 feet thence eastwardly one hundred llOJ
feet to 90 stake twenty cDl feet from the
division line between lots and OF the Same"
plat: thence north parallel with the tr,t-namcd
line twenty I'D feet. thence west with thc dI-
vision linc one hundred 100 feet 90 the hcgiu-
ning together with an thc buildings and appur
truaucr> situate thereon or belonging thereto.
being the same property conveyed to john IlHr-
riugtou by Pairck Harrington and wife by decd
dated September n. 1874. and of record in the
office OF the Clerk Of the County Court of Mar
shall county. West Virginia IN Deed Book ~.
page 81.
TERMS or SALI.-Onc.third cash. or ,o
much more us the purchaser may elect to PAY.
aud the balance boo one and TWO ycar>. with lu-
tcrc.t from the day OF sale. the purchaser io
rive Dbl, notes. with good security. Tor the dc-
ferred payments and the legal title to be re-
tanned a, further security. selling as Trustee.
! viii convey only such title as is vested boa mc
EDGAR T.. BOYD.
aro,l.i Trustee.
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FourS-and-a-half Coupons. ...........l lob
Pacific Skies of g5...................ll6
STATEs-Dull and steady
ADMINISTRATIVE and strong. sales
100000.
SrocE>-In Wall Street to-day there
were again free realilatious. but the gen
cial sentiment indicated by the general
course of prices is still very bullish and
an offerings both from rcalizations and the
hammering of the bears were steadily
absorbed and prices continue TO
move upward slowly, but stead
ily. The opening was strong with an
advance, Louisville and Nashville, North
ern Pacific preferred, and Norfolk and
Western preferred leading. Realizatons
forced prices or and the disappointment
over the report of the Union Pacific made
that stock a leader i'm declines. which, how
ever. I'm few instances reached over slight
fractions A vigorous rally started toward
noon. I'm which the Vanderbilt stocks
were most conspicuous. but later
Missouri Pacific became the leader of
the upward movement which then
assumed large proportions. Lackawanna,
Delaware and Hudson. Missouri Pacltc,
Wisconsin Central aud other specialties
Joined in the movement and the whole list
felt the stimulus, which soon wiped out the
early losses kcdlizdtlOns again put stop
20 the improvement I'M the last hour, but
only for "a time. and the market finally
closed active and strong. The final changes
are invariably I'm the direction of higher
figures. Northern Pacific preferred is up
.. Missouri Pacific &, Pacific Mail u.s..
Sales 40f. 1875 shares Quotations closed bid
as follows:
Adams Express. 1870: American Express,
ll5: Canada Pacific as; Central Pacific.
80 Chesapeake and Ohio. - DO. first
preferred. 90 second preferred, 43', 4;
Chicago and Alton. 100; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, lOia Delaware ana Hud-
SON. 1885: Delaware, Lac1awanna and
Western, li3 Denver and Rio Grande,
-. Erie. Pa, do. preferred, 65 Fort
WAYNE. l53; Illinois Central. ll6i Lake
Shore. llO, Michigan Central, 100;
Minneapolis and ST Louis, g., do pre-
fcrrcd. rs; Missouri Pacific, '5is; North
cn Pacific. 33 do. preferred, go: North
western, ia do preferred, l45iG New
York Central, lOS', Oregon TRANSCRIPT
mental, 39i- Pacific Mail, 80 Peoria De
catur and Evansville, 2l55; Pittsburg.
l51: Pullman Palace Car, 1872 Reading,
49, Rock Island W3- ST. Louis and San
Francisco, -; do preferred. 49,; do first
preferred, H ST Paul, '3ii do pre-
ierred. l3lt. ST. Paul. Minneapolis and
Manitoba. M: ST. Paul and Omaha. "a,
90. preferred, $50 Texas Pacific 81 =, 4;
Union Pacific, 65 United States Express
-: Western Union, Slt-.
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PRODUCE.
MnrrllNc. Trr.nM. April ..

WHEELING, TUESDAY, April 81.
The market this week is lively as far as
it goes, but green stun is not arriving M
sufficient quantities Oh make il much of "a
Gu. and the prices received for that which
is coming I'm are somewhat fat Butter has
received "a black eve and the price has tum
bled. The supply exceeds the demand
However. very choice stock always mas "a
sale. On eggs prices have declined slightly
during the past week here, and they are
lower I'm all markets, bat there is now an
active demand for receipts and prices have
about reached the bottom rung. Chickens
are in good demand and dried apples are
wanted Potatoes have become plentier
and demand and supply are now about
equal.
We quote the following prices:
Butter. country choice l2al5c. country
good Sal0c: country fair ja6c.
Eggs, strictly fresh, az lOallc per dozen
Goose eggs. 20c per dozen.
Beans. for hand-pic5cd navy the demand
is good and the supply is fair: prices are
~ - per hushcl.
Cheese. prime mild Ohio factory To "a
lie: New York l0' sallc; Limberger lOa
lie: Sweitzcr III e.; market nominal.
Potatoes. 81 - per barrel: per bushcl,
55a6Oc: demand fair. supply heavy.
Poultry. live chickens, - OOdi 30 per
dozen Chickens, mems per pound &C.; old
cocks &c.: ducks. per pound. young 90; tur-
KEYS. Der pound. galOc: geese full feather
cd. laGc per pound.
Lard. country prime, ln lmr demand al
a>c.
Onions demand good. supply scarce
Bermuda onions coming in at - G5a2 - per
crate
Cabbage. new. ~ 90. large crates:
demand good. supply light
Apples. fancy. - oval 00 per barrel: sup
ply light, good demand
Rhubarb. per dozen punches, 23a}Oc.
Radishcs. per dozen lunches Boo.
Onions per dozen lunches. Poe.
Hickory nuts, per bushel, - %; demand
good, supply light
Waluuts. De per bushel
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Rags. steady at al sc for white mixed
cotton: a., e. for All wool, and iiali C. for
mixed
Feathers. choice iu original packages 4oa
5Oc: I'm small lots 4ajc extra.
Seeds Glover, per bushel, choice - %:
primo - -. Timothy. choice 81 20; prime
II 6O Extra clean blue grass 81 30; Or
chaiG grass. choice 81 -: prime 81 20 Red
top 15c Demand, strong.
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Washington, ID. c.
By ordinary letter. containing Money order,
.--rsd by uil Express Companies. Ncw ork EA-
change. Draft or Postal Note.
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WUFFLING \ ETN GROVE

W RAILROAD. CON and aft.r Monday.
I.- l>.l. l~N frH.n- 0u the Wheeling and
I'M Grow. N.I.r.a. rIi rom a- follows.
L.at. Wl...H- Le.v. Wao...uc ra-s.
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
AZ the Academy of Music. New Orleans
Tuesday, May 10, 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE. $500. 600.

1000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each.
Halves, $40; Quarters, So; Tenths, %;
ruscvtfafhc ST
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-07-26
County Convention.

In pursuance Of resolution adopted at q
meeting of the Democratic Committee OF
.Bpttineau County, Tuesday July LIST. 1870, u
city, N. y. on Saturday the md day OF
August 1880, at O'Clock p. M. for the purpose
VI selecting four delegates. and four aiternates
to the State Convention to be held pursuant
To- the foregoing call: each voting precinct in
the county Is entitled 10 ore delegate at
large and one for each 30 y6ters' or major
fraction thereof east at the election In 1889 for
che a~pportionment is Us follows.
aFIRsTCoMMB- DIST.
First precinct, 4 delegates, polls at the
school house, Loodsburg, Louis Brunette,
chairman.
second precinct 3 delegates, house Of NJ.
iaolseiic, John j. Hunt, chairman.
End coMMR. DIST. S
First precinct, 2dclega9es, Cap. Thompson's
0fiice. Bottincau, Jas. FIemming, chairman.
school house, X. Brander, chairman.
3RD. CoMMR. DIST.
First precinct, 3 delegates, office Of j Pink.
ertOn, j. A. Greig, chairman. %a -,
second precinct, l deiegate, house of NJ.
Hettinger, chairman.
4rH. CoMMR. DIST.
First precinct, 4 delegates, Rogers HALL,
Willow City; r. a. Rogers, chairman.
Second precinct, l delegate, house Of Geo.
EdmOnson. chairman. ~
5TH. coMMR DIST.
First precinct, 3 delegates, Oak Creek school
SF,use; Geo. Niche. chairman. ~
second prectnct. 4 delegate, house of r
Aud, Archie McVlcar, chairman.
Caucuses will DO called to order at the
PLACES above named by the committee mar
from each precinct, above mentioned al
chairman, IN Thursday, July Ist. Mt I O'Clock
81. II. noeERs, Chairman.
E Secretary. +
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-07-26
PACKAGES.
a New Question Brought up by q SOU,
Dakota Judge.

q New Question Brought up by south
Dakota Judge.
St. Paul. July 19.-Pioneer Press,
81. d., special: Judge Henry, Of
this district, sustained his temporary
injunction closing the original pack
age houses ID I lis city. The ground
given was that the enabling act nd
hitting South Dakota to sta ehood
authorized the enactment Of the pro-
hibition clause iii the state constitu.
'tion. Such enabling act having
passed subsequently, to interstate
commerce law. therefore the prohibi-
I on amendment has received the sane
ton Of congress and the supreme
court decision does not therefor, ap-
ply to South Dakota. This brings
up a new question which will be car
ried up aud if sustained it will be Of
great Importance to ell new states
that adopted prohibition.
Upon the assumption that in the
admission Of North Dakota there is the
same provision in its enabling act as
is applicable to South Dakota, there
arises a new and more serious conf
~plication in the determination Of the
all important question. as may be
seen in the following. .
In the Grand Forks department. of the
Fargo Argus it is stated on the authority Of
DR.. P. c. Donovan. of Neche, that a letter
written by Judge Corliss to some parties in
east, in answer to an inquiry by them re-
garding the prohibition law in North Da-
kota, xli,h if such letter has been written,
clearly shows his views in regard to the
status Of the prohibition law. The letter
states:
THAT while he was in favor of prohibi
ton and would like to see it suceeed. he
must truthfully say Il at in his opinion the
prohibition law in North Dakota was uncon
stitutional, rs itdia not, as required, have a
majority OF I'LL the votes cast, and notwith-
standing that it had been declared binding.
Yet, the ideas Of any individuals or persons
should be disconntenanced in the face Of the
laws CT the state, which should be regarded
and respected in this as in any other Case
This, if a fact. comes from pretty good au-
thority, and may set high license people
thinking.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-07-26

them and certify the result. Aud Il
t1e strangers differed from the loo ]
officers decision would he final.
Quay agents would select the PED
pies. representatives,
Finally, I'LL who resisted these Fed.
eral officers would be tried before par.
|t,san Juries, carefully provided by
law.
It Is MT possible. unless reason and
patriotism alike have deserted the
conservative Rep lblicans. that the
Senate will pass this odions, un-re-
publ san bill.--N. Y. World.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-07-26
ADVICE TO

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used by mothers for children teething for
over fifty years with perfect svccess. IT re
lieves the little sufferer mt once, produces
natural, quiet sleep byfreeing h child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as "bright
as a button 1t is very pleasant to taste, SO
othes the child, ~softens the gums, allays pain
relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is
the bestknown remedy for diarrhoea, whether
arisingfrom tcetIing brother causes. Twenty
i've cents 8 bottle.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-07-26

At the end IF year and a half of
a Republican Administration and Of
q single term of a Republican House
Of Representatives the ordinary sur
plus Of 100000. 900 has not only
been wped out but the country
has been saddled with obligations
which it cannot meet without resort
4, extraordinary measures.