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The Heart of the Alleghanies.

u Writing Of recent trip across the
mountains of West Virginia, a gifted
journalist says: .-tgl-s r4N
Twilight on the grade is grand.
The mountain SUBMITS look like the
tops of trees. The sun has disappeared
in a ball of fire at his 'jumping-off
place." but the vivid lightning of the
western sky by the still upturned IL
Illuminating face below the horison Is In
marked contrast to the gathering
shades behind the rushing train. From
shelfto shelf, from crag to crag, from
brink to brink, we almost fly. Like
a flashing transformation, rendering
almost past belief the fact that the
scene is in the midst of the Alleghanies;
comes a bit Of landscape gardening
with all the beauties of walks and
hedges andbright hued flowers, a noun
tain brooklet tumbling through the CEN
tre-Buckhorn Wall, the most noted
and most admired view that can be
had from any known point in the Allie
ghany range. To enable the road to
span the tremendous gorges, a massive
wall of cut stone was erected for a dis
tance of several hundred feet, and more
than a hundred feet above the founda-
ton rock, As the river makes an alb.
rupt turn at right angles, a deep canyon
is opened up for miles. Range after
range of mountains disappear behind
each other. The shadowy outlines Of
single peaks steal out through the
haze" rs 3a. tM.G a,rl ral aG..g.
This beautiful scene 10 on the Balti
more and Ohio r. R. near Grafton, w
VA VA AT Tea eeasdfoeMsea fesIsa With Historic Interest
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kiss En- This Way, Boys.

Said q young friend to me the other
day, III am getting tired Of having my
hair upset, and my corsage bouquet torn
all to pieces by beginners, and l believe
If the dear boys were only told how to
60 about 1t they would not make such
a mess ofit.n ,r~.-. ..,1.t,.,r'r a.-. f..
I tell you candidly, boys, that there
is no necessity. of grabbing q girl as
though she had stolen a pocketbook,
and making a lurch at her as though
you had accidentally stepped one foot
In O coal hole while walking rapidly
along the street. There Is no actual
necessity to get a clutch on, her dress
and try to tear it of, or turn her over
inside fit. There is no necessity OF
pulling her head forward with saeh In. in
| from upper vest pockets, There IS NO
use firing kiss prorniscuously at nel
eve or ear or neck. To begin with, the
girl Ia not trying to get away. Keel
cool: bear in mind that you have tht
sOulfill sympathy of your victim, ant
vour aims are identical-that she ma
ss nuch at steak as you Have. Keel
rerfectiy =, cool and collected; gently In
lsert your right coat sleeve about ne
(Direetoire costume, and turnhefgehtl.
toward your manly form. P!ace you.
other and as yet unoccupied arm y
, such position as the eKigencies OF tn
occasion, seem to demand, and give
gentle, and soulful pull, as Amelte Rive
: Chanler calls it. BY this time ia
"rosebud mouth - as you see 1T TO ca
lit, is turned toward you. Lean ove
: gently and let nature do her w0rl
: That's all. Girls don't like any oth'
way, .boys.--Detroit Sua. z 9dI
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received from Kansas City. No one is
allowed to enter or leave either OF the
towns without giving an account Of
himself" Northern Republicans are
in the habit Of claiming that at least
the criminals are punished when these
outrages occur in the North. 1t Is not
true. Several persons were brought to
trial for the killing OF J. n. English and
J. Bliss In Cifnarron, Jantary 18, 1889,
but no one was convicted. Hg3.7i ~aa :.
| The rival claim Of the two towns to
the county seat ultimately reached the
State Supreme Court and this 10 what
Judge Horton said from the bench of
al election In Republican county in
Republican State. "Under all the facts
disclosed In the testimony 1t seems to
me that the best and wisest thing for
court to do In such an election contest
ss this is to declare the whole election a
nuliity; to repeat what has been hereto
fore so we'll said, that courts are estab-
lished principally for the protection Of
innocence and Justice and not for the
protection of supposed rights, founded
upon fraud and iniustice.S
The State of Missouri has one Repub-
lican corner In it. tits the corner which
the Bald ,Knobbers have stained with
blood over and over again. The details
of the Bald-Knob atrocities have al
ready been published. In spite Of mu-
tual assassination and few hangings
the Republican voters are still numer-
Gus enough in the Bald-Knob counties
to make Farmer Wade comparatively
Indifferent to the vote Of the Democrat
ic counties in his district. The dis
patches published last Monday morn
ing giving sickening story of a recent
melee in the county seat Of Taney coun-
ty, strongly Republican, and tell the
story of a judge in the county who is
afraid to perform his duty lest he should
be assassinated. In this same county
seat last summer judge was warned
to flee the county if he valued his skin.
We suggest to Senator Hoar that II
he is going to have a national inquest
law he will find the most pressing need
of ofitsapplication in Henry county, Ind,
Taney and Christian counties, Mo-, and
Harlan and Rowan counties, Ka., all of
which gave substantial majorities In
1888 for Harrison and Morton. = s.Ee .
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Help to Mothers Nursing.

Mothers who have the care and
draught of nursing infants, need the
aid of strengthening tonic to make up
the nourishment required for the
growth of the child. Ale, porter, and
lager beer have often been recommend
ed. Oflate, since physicians have be-
come aware that the Port Wine pro-
duced by Alfred Speer, ofPassaic, N. j.,
is strictly pure, they have prescribed it
instead of ale or porter, as being more
blood making. This wine is principal
iy sought for by mothers who have
nursing infants at the breast, as the
best supplying medium to be found.
The wine is rich in body and not in
toxicant but gently stimulating and
makes new blood. Druggists general
ly keep it, and sell 1t for dollar bottle.
--EnQuirer.
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ATrue Democrat.

The message of Gov. Boies to the
Iowa Legislature ought to serve as an
example and an Inspiration to the
Democratic party Of the country.
I IL is the boidest, the clearest ana the
strongest declaration of Democratic
principles and purposes which has been
made by any leader Of that party since
the Presidential election. ..,. -.
Gov. Boies was elected upon plat
form which proclaimed the opposition
of the Demscratic party In Iowa to
"the. unconstitutional and unjust poicy
of high tariff taxation which roos me
many to enrich the few, makes Ine
producer the slave OF the manu1actureI'
laws it's heaviest burdens on the farmer,
the mechanic and the day la0orer, ana
gives no returns through any channel
to those whom they daily rop;us ~
his mes sage to the LEGISLATURE tne
new Governor erliarges ana EN-
phasizesi his rdenunciation ana rid-
dies the .Gfallacy It that fswe I can
enrich r our workmen O. by maktn9
miliionaires Of their employers-tn!aa'IE
We can increase the farmers income
, by a system of legislation which clog
the outlet for his products that must g
. abroad and smothers the market IVY
! should nourish.D There y no TRIM
! ming Or facing both ways Ia this ag
! 1ressiye' western demand tor "'Iarif
a Reform under which Iowa has Deel
= carried.Joo7 jguoo ell 10 i.tR.: 1h.! z, I
! If there. is anything djstinctiyel!
! Democratic at the present time It IS re
4 sistafice to the growing power OF mo mo
o Snopoiies and opposition 70 the 1nlus.
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CoLEMAN's SENTENCE.
Two and a Half Years at Hard Lab

LEBANON, OHIO, March 6.-The last
drama In the Coleman trial was enacted
this morning. when Judge White over
ruled the motion for q new trial and
sentenced Coleman to two and one half
years in the Penitentiary at hard labor
and fined double the amount embezzled.
$25, 1852, and adjudged to pay the cost of
prosecution. Coleman received the
sentence calmly, but 1t was apparent
that he was making great effort to
maintain his composure. He was ac-
companied by his brother and his
wife's sister. Mrs. Coleman is entirely
Frustrated over the affair.
The Judge, before pronouncing the
sentence, made some remarks indicat-
ing his conviction that Coleman was
not the principal offender, and that his
mental capacity was such that he
should not have been elected Treasurer.
Coleman will be taken to Columbus to-
morrow. Coleman's family is one of
the most wealthy and highly respected
here. and they are almost heart-brokeH
over the affair.
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ABSOlA ELY. PURE
Now. Give Attention

To the publication of your blood, for at
no season Is the body 90, susceptible to
the benefits to be derived from 9 good
medicine, as in March, April and May.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the peoples
favorite spring medicine. 1t stands un-
eoualied for purifying the blood, curing
scrofula, salt; rhenm, etc.. regulating
the kidneys and liver, repairing. nerve
tissues, strengthening and inyigorat-
inc the whole body, as well as checking
The The progress Of acute and chronic dis.
eases. and restoring the afflicted parts
to, natural, healthy condition. Hyou
have never tried Hood Sarsaparllla fol
your ispring, medicine" " do this season
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Visitor to- Editorial Sanctum: Here
is an article I have prepared on the
political situation"
s Editor, ''Really, my dear sir, we
have 80 many articles on hand that
Visitor: II know 1t. Half the Jack
asses of the country. are writing on the
subject and T thought 1t was time fol
me to say something" '''
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Inat Is a piece ol auVlce very
much like the doctors, when he
advised the poor man to take a
sea voyage; or the poor woman
to take good nourishing food
and a glass Of port wine. WEI
don't need to be told to get rich
but we do need to be told how
to do it. 5,-,.
There are many ways to get
money. Speculation is one way.
You can buy stocks, bonds,
shares, ETC., but all this re-
quires capital to start with, and
you have none, we will sup
pose. Then you must begin
saving money, but this only
shifts the shoe that pinches to
the other foot. How to save
money is nearly as great Q prob
lem as how to get rich. > 1t is
very we'll to say, "save mon
ey." That is what we started
ont to +nlpy.%.. Et-ao~--n~s,hnds,, 4,
how money saved on''your nee
essary expenses may lay the
foundation for fortune for. you;
and you can save money every
time you trade by buying cheap
That's. no news, you y will \
probably say. OF course yo'
can save by buying cheap. Yo'
could also fly if you had wings
You can an" do anything if yo'
%
know how Yousaare quit
willing to save on your buyin
if you know where to 60
That's what we are getting q
We would not waste your tim
by offering all this advice will
out havingi a practical s end
view.5d If you want to bu
goods at prices which will !. sat sa'''
you much money don't fail /.
visit the large drug and bo'
house of Saur & Balsley. Y Y
can not only save big mon
on the necessary medicin
which your family need at Il
especial season Of the year, b
also on wall and window
pers, paints, oils. yarnishes la''1 a
brushes. While the season
drawing near when it becon
necessary to lay in a new etc Z
Of these goods, our stock
hand is..composed of the "
latest patterns and best go
in the market, but will be.5s
at great saPcrriffHce saPcrriffHce in orde'
make fpom foTR a,lf VI spFfiing ring ste
Our book trade was never m
aourishing, Enow that bo
aresoehsap, And| THOSE theo9s iinn9 iinn9l =
Of good reading material
the ho home, should not fail to
overISaar RG Balsiey's disl
of;all nne'aa nanneEg 9 Of f books and
riodicals.o4tosa asia .,. 4. :.
Arcallo on isaur B Balsley
never coans.. s..amiss.. It is me
in your pocket every tim
Nowristhe'timeto to lay in Z.
supply oofI,W.'s1lr Paper
Paints 5fas
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Mrs.A. E. Mann, over stockman' 'sgrocery,
hasjdst received her new Paris Fashions OF
all the magnificent styles. Ladies, please
cali and see them. Dresses made tosordel
andwarranted toAt. u.
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W. J. Pierrepont, dentist, Bitter block
Gold crown and bridge work. Prices sreas-
enable as consistent for good reliable opera
tions. Teeth extracted withoutpain. Noex
ira charge. E VIZ TT
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Notice.

..-r NAPoLBoN, o., March 1st, 1890.
After this date wood and coal will be strict
ly cash when ordered, or before unloaded.
lot .... ....I VIM. SAMsE.
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Farmers, come in and see the new style
Champion Binder. A sample machine can
be seen set up at my shop, which shows all
the features Of the new style Champion.
At -a.s JOSEPH SONAR.
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Itch. Mango, and Scratches on human or
animals cured in 80 minutes by Wo9ifords
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sol@ .!
D.J. Humphrey, Druggist, Napoleon' onio
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Try ssFiger Gofee'' and You will use no
other; for sale in the following groceries;
Bradley's, Fisk i Co.'S, shasteen's, Gear
hart's and Hoffman,s.
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aaDidn,t you tell, me you could hold
the plow?" said the farmer to an Irish
man he had taken on trial. BE aisy
now, q says Pat. fsHow could 1 hould
itnlaR two horses pullin' ~ away!
just stop the craytures, and ,PH hould
It for ye.!'
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It is related of Napoleon that he
once came across some large silver
statues OF the Twelve Apostles IN q
fine church. He ordered these to be
melted down and made into coin,
Uthat they may,n he said, with grim
humor, "iollow the example Of their
originals, in going about The toorld doar'g
no0d.n Wv y. -.
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Clothing! Clothing (!

II you want good winter clothing call on
the old reliable, Geo. Hahn. He isi also get
ting inshis spring stock, will comprise some
Of fthe BEST and most stylish goods. tt
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Ladies' clean your kid gloyeswith the Math
er Glove Cleaner. Fer sale only by Seosna S
keE BrOs. .aI!itE ..s.t.as-.E " noY y 00HH
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Billy Sheffield, of Deshler, Ohio. is first-
class workman. We recommend him to out
readers as an honest man and blacksmith:
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Everybody yisinvitedto callonC N Fisk,
theJewelerin Leist's drug store, and have
their iewelry cleaneu and repolished the
same as when new, free Of charge. Fine
watch work and hard soldering speciality.
All work warranted and perfect satisfac-
tion guaranteed or money refunded.
tf So -. ON Fisk.
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IL. g. Groschner has received the new Mo
Cormick Light Steel Binder. The simple
khotter has only seven pieces :, tsb 6-6t
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. A gold watch given to the boyor girl saving
the most Tiger Coffee wrappers for 1880. Ask
your grocer about il. If
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Money for sale--loans at to z per
cent, according to amount and Sc
curity. Campbell 8 VanCampen'
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"Have you seen the 5-A. five mile horse
blanket? If no, why notf If you have Q
horse you need it," s E$ If
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Buy the Wisconsin Shawl at Geo. II. Rohrs
q Bros. They are the best and cheapest. 2t
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Hibbard,s Rheumatic and Liver Pills

These pills are scientifically compounded
uniform in action. No gripping pain 90 COM
monty following the use of pills. They are
adapted TO both adults aud children with per
feet safety: We guarantee they have no
reoual in the cure of sick headache, consnpaT
ton, dyspepsia, biliousness, and, as an appe'
tiser, they excel any other preparation: e. - =.
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Ask for North Carolina Pine ,EaEs 81 Remedy 4s
for coughs, colds and consumption; posi-
tive cure. For sale by Saur rE Balsley. Mcin-
tyre & Kinafc, mfrs, FostciaO.A At
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Wanted.

Steady farm hand wanted by the year, IL
miles from Napoleon. Enquire at this Office.
at ga .ss
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Attention, Farmers.

You will find full line of curtain poles
and window shades at the Variety Store. If
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There is no Yerdigris or other impurity in
Chase's Barley Malt Whisky, It is rich and
nutritious, and the best Of all Whiskies for
family and medicinal purposes. Sold by 5.
O. Rakestraw, Napoleon, u. I'm
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For the most reliable seeds Of aIikinds in
bulk, goto Bredley's. yss.rsss. If
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Wm.T Binzley, DENTIST. ,s~c," i - .
Rooms over Humphreys Drug Stors.
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Veeaal Calves Wanted

we want 1000 veal calves A to 12 weeks
old, for. vhiehwe will paythe highest market
rice. Wewill bpy.them either by weight or
,,ssthead. " II you have a sood calf don't sell
II till opseenA as wewill give'Toiedc prices
for good steck at any time. s.. .hpsoasi
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IA stitch In time saves nine," and AZ
YOU take Hoods Sarsaparilla now II
may save months Of future possible
sickness. ...,,r ..,g ~. 9gtol
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Smoke Gordens Cats. Sold by Ketter 4
Smith. If
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You, can. get. .one ounce Of tobacco and
god watehfor Sets atthe Variety Store. #
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For Sale.

!s1as wYFyH ls FEHOE 6hAcs'9H 70 F't"' %
Singer Sewing Machine777-used only . shor'
Hme: GOOD as new. viii sell at a bargain
ENQUIRE at thisf Office. ~ '''''' " u
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L,R. R.siford's City Tonsorial Parlors
BttxerBlOck.I - ffa' T. '-' SI'ra''E,,
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Money to Loanat o and 2 percent
M. KNUPP, Napoleon, o.
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Any one wishing good young work horses
cheap. call ousJ, b. Lowry, Florida 20. 2t
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Johnpy-oh, ny preroggSaarttiyt1eesat proggSat yes are are
Father--What, what sdo dyou mean,
Johnny--your lips?a naoo. haS ago2s1
Johnny-I always thought they WIZ
lips until last night when I saw, Mr.:
Thayer kissing sister in the hall, and
when i asked him what he was doing
he said he was only exercising ohis pre-.
Irogative, SO of--.-.tdom u ,,qgE y.
: sister-Pa, VIII you put Johnny to
[DeQf -, 80 4, ehl n .An.. nF.
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,FrsetoAIl.

A full line Of cigars, cigarettes and pipes at
.Ketter & Smiths. If
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namps OF ali Kinds.

A large and fne stock oflamps, hanging,
stand, bracket, etc., can be found at Brad
leys. The best stock in town and at prices
never heard of before. If
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The legislature could do nothing that
would give greater pleasure to honest
people' than to abolish the infamous
sneak law which authorizes the county,
commissioners to hire black legs TO
black mail the farmers. -zanesville
Signal. 2a1efi sis8 7,'i 'f',' ;.
! Elect honest, capable assessors and
they, with the constituted county au-
4 thorities can and will attend to all mat
ters Of taxation, without the ,interven-
ton Of nosing nonresidents, who carry
j away a large part of the "black nnail''
thev secure out of citizens. Cambridge
Jefersonidn.
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Dress Making.

The largest line sof. glassware ever seen in
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go FSaGr1heE's!F afmers! Farmers!
Look 10 osour ihssrestand e1afnins the new
McCqrmiek;g lghtest fsYppipG al steel bin
der in the world, at Il. O. Groschners.
rnnr-rdntI f,nN v1RnnAh L feb G46ko
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!. pnre nitrnua oxiiis gas forpainless extEal

ion of teeth. !. .,-e.sW, J., PrxRRHRoNTt 10
IL % Dentist, Bitzer Block.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-08-07
NORTH DAKOTA.

The STATED bank, of Lisb on, has been incor-
porated with cash capital of $4,000.
There is tdlk starting democratic paper
at Grand dbrks for campaign purposes.
From b4lnch OF sheep costing less than
5000 O farmer this year received SAIL
worth of WOOL and $50 worth of lambs.
Plans for 1.-THE new Manitoba depot at
Grand Forks have been accepted and the
work of building will begin at once. The
building will be. entirely stone.
The North dakota Editorial association
will leave Grand Forks on an excursion trip
through Montana and the Yellowstone Ma.
tional park.
Preparations are being made to open the
Indian industrial school at Fort Totten. 1t
is expected that the chool viii have about
900 pupils to begin with.
The little daughter of Mr.. Derrig, Of Ma
pleton, iell head first from second-story
window, striking the pavement and sustain
ed fatal injuries
Sportsmen are anxiously awaiting the date
when prairie chickens viii be ripe. Reports
from various parts of the state indicate an
enormous crop Of going 5ifds = -
I Rev. II. G. Mendenhall, formerly editor OF
| the Grand Forks Plain Dealer. has accepted
q call TO the passionate of the Greene Avenue
| Presbyterian chucrh. Brooklyn N. Y.
The original package vendors of Bismarck
are protesting against the paying Of city IL
/ cense for the sale OF liquors. They contend
| that the city is exceeding its jurisdiction by
| passing ordinances conflicting with the state
i constitution.
Il IL. Ill r.
Evans was bringing COW from pasture and
tied the rope about her waist. The COW be-
game unruly and knocked down and dragged
her several hundred yards, ininring her SO
badly as to cause death in an hour
Mecca temple, Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine
of New York, have &C epted an invitation o.
Ell Zagel temple, o Fargo, to attend q re
caption In their honor in that city. after
which the New Workers win visit the bonan
20 wheat fields and other places Of interest
| At the Fargo Republican oonvention Hon
NJ, N. Johnson 81 'Lakota was Hqminated tol
congress- on the first ballot by vote of 611a
to 1885, Tor Hansbrough. Capt. w. II
Burke of Fargo was then nominated by 90
clamation for governor and Roger Alin o
Walsh county for lieutenant governor.
j Or. EiBTau, VeUerlhhiJ surgeon " ufon.
Forks, has mysteriousy disappeared.
week ago he was chilled TO attend sicl
horse at East Grand Forks. since which tim
nil trace Of him has been lost His friend
cannot account for his Absences az he wa
doing lucrative business and had host Q
/ trends.
Narth Dakota hasiust been divided into tw'
internal revenue diatrirts the dividing lin,
running rom the southern boundary line q
Grand Forks county directly west on count.
lines to the Montana line. Mai. Warnoek
OF Jumsstown, who has heretofore hal th
entire state as his district, viii hereafter hav