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sMozE zoLsTo1 WITH L NEAT A1E
Chicago Gomez dian with Much Pride and
Sensitive Stomach.

sensitive StOmhch.
CHICAGO. July 10" The Crystal Slipper"
burlesQue Is running at the Chicago Opera
House. but the serenity before the curtain
gives no sign Of the row that has lately been
going on behind the scenes John d. Gilbert.
who was one OF the best members OF the
troupe. is about to leave. and Joseph Frankau.
once in Daniel Frohmans forces, is to take tho
seceder's place. 1t came about this way:
Gilbert plays the part Of Count Leo Tolstot,
md has TO recite some particularly villainous
poetry and perpetrate some atrocious puns.
For these 1t Is tho business of follow
comedian. Edwin Foy. to smite Tolstoi with an
axe In his well padded stomach; This seemed
audiences. but it has been very hot here, and
Gilbert didn't like the act. Foy readily
acquiesced in cutting it. but the cold blood
ed managers wouldn't have 1t that way. They
ordered hilbert to take his punishment night
ly or resign. It meant the loss OF 800 week
or more to Gilbert, but the meat axe Tighten
ed him. and he quit.
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Average on July Is 1889 6s9ts
SIGNAL OFFICE FORECAST I'LL ?. NJ WEDNESDAY.
For Maine, showers and cooler in southern warmer
and fair In northern portion; westerly winds
Fer Vermont and New Hampshire, showers and cooler
weather. DorthweSterly winds
For Massachusetts, showers in eastern fair weather
in western portion slightly cooler! northwsStery
winds
For Rhode Island and Connecticut showers westerly
winds; warmer.
For eastern EeU York edStern PennIVvdntd, and EeO
Jersey cooler dtr cedthev ereet In NeU JrseV
southern HeW Fork and eastern PennSg
ShotVers; nOrthneSreTIv toindL
For the District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland.
and Virginia fair and continued warm weather We'd
nesday; cooler and fair Thursday; BouthweSterly
winds.
For western New York, western Pennsylvania West
Virginia, and Ohio cooler; fair; northerly winds
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EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
THE POPE LEAVES THE VATICAN AND
TAKES DRIVE

The Cars Eldest Daughter VIII Wed Hor
Second CousIn-EmperOr william VIII
Pay n visit TO Queen Victorin in August.
ROME. July 1.-THE Pope, In q carriage es-
corted by two soldiers OF tho Guardla Mobile
left the Vatican grounds bv way Of the Fonda
menta gate to-day. and drove as far as the
Muse gate. where he roGn,ered the grounds.
The sentries ut the mint presented arms as he
passed, and the workmen along the road knelt
down reverenty
The object OF the Pore's drive was to visit
the. sculptor. Aureli and Inspect his statue OF
St Thomas AQuinas.
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Lived sIIly Days VVithout Food.

GALENA, ILL.,, July l6.-John Roth died yes
terdNy at the County Asylum. having passed
his slxtieth day of total abstinence from any
kind of nourishment except slight Guan-
ach every twcnty-four hours. lieccntly Roth
worked AZ Scales Mound, near this city. Until
attacked hy pr ErcsSlNr nAIalyslS TWO months
aEu, which Incorporated him or work, and
soon made ii impossible Tor him 10 eat Alter
0 week OF fasting he was brought TO the County
Asylum, and there fingered mty-thISo dare
without food.
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THE DEADLT GASOLINE STOVE.
Mrs. KeRrnss Tried to FIJI Hers While II
Was Lighted and Is Now DyIng.

TRENTON, July l5-The wife OF James
Kearnes. saloon keeper at $40 Ferry street,
was fatally burned this morning by tho explo-
sion OF a gasoline stove in her kitchen. She
had discovered that the gasoline in the can
was low. aud had attempted 10 pour more in
while ono OF tho burners was Lighted. The
explosion followed instantly. Mrs Kearnes
WAS surrounded by flames. With her burning
hair hanging down her back. md her clothing
blazing. she ran screaming into the yard. A
table-cover WAS thrown over her and tho
dame. were eXringuirhcd but not until her
cothin: was in shreds.
ELo was removed in an unconscious state to
ST. trAuciA's liOsritai derry MCGl l. a Are
man, who threw no stove into tholstrent, ais
came near 99sing ms NE, His clothing caught
OF flame he had sufficient presence OF mind TO
run out doors and shout 10 the men who were
handling the hose TO turn the water on him
They did so. and he escaped without danger
GUS injuries.
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A shipynrd on tho Upper Congo.

BRUSSELS, July 15.-Mr. Grenfell. the we'll
known Congo traveller, has established a ship
yard at Bolobo. on tho Upper Congo, for the
repair OF steamboats,. A number OF the twenty
steamers now plying on the Upper Congo have
long been in service and are not in good order
The bulls have often been damaged by sub
merged distractions In tho channel Mr.
Grenfell has procured from Europe al tho
tools he. requires. and with ono or two Euro
into tho business Of repairing steamboats,. lie
was engaged on one steamer alone all through
CONGO,
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wAere's Our squadrou or Evolu,,ouv

WASHINGTON. July 15.-The squadron OF evo-
luton. which sailed from Rio dc Janeiro ton
days ago. has not been heard from since at the
Navy Department, although Admiral Walker
expected to stop at Pernanbuco. which is but
1900 miles from Rio. No anxiety however. Is
felt for tho safety OF the squadron, as this is
not n stormy period on the Brazilian coast, and
the ships are able to take care Of themselves.
1t is probable that the Admiral found no need
TO stop at pernambuco. and Is now sailing on
to the West Indies, which he ought TO roach in
n fsw lays
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The Peruvian IIeroes.

LIMA, Peru, via Galveston. July 15.-The re-
mains Of tho Peruvian heroes who lost their
lives during the late war with Chill were land
ed here to-day and deposited in the Pantheon.
The procession was the largest ever seen in
Peru. A religious ceremony will take place to-
morrow. Flags OF all nations are drGped and
hung at half mast. Good order prevails.
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Tho Siege OF Newport.

Mr.. W. T. Hoare. the acting B ritish Consul
General at this port, has received from Vice.
Admiral Watson. COMMUNICATIVE chief OF the
British North America and West Indies squad
rom notification from Halifax OF his inten-
ton TO visit Newport. X. l.. with the Belero-
phon, accompanied by one or more OF her
MaJesty's ships. arriving there about July 81.
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baron =. n Blanc apprRrcl in tho Essex Marks-
Police Court yesterday morning nN Fred Farlclgh
n clerk In the employ Of the Lit0IuIc MuaufuctuT ng
Company ~ John street OF which Ran" 10 President
lie accused rareigh OF stealing suit Of clothes and
several niuOr articles from ValIus In tho once Tho
vAlisc reared, nut WAS rr'urn empty. FarieIgh
did an again at the nice after lie occurrence
and he Mea SUSPECTED; Detective heIdelhurg OF ito
Justice lluly no d Tim for examination today lar.
legut said In coUrI That he Anew nothing about Tho
theft lie comes from H.dciori Hsvpnshne England
and Ills father was one" Mayor o. the place lie spent
last uight IN a rel IN tho lsBoN Mark prlsrn
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Emperor Vv,ll,am,s Trim.

BERLIN, July 15.-The North German Gazette
denies the report that Chancellor Won Caprivi
has advised Emperor William to shorten his
tour In Norwegian waters owing to political de-
velopmenta The programme OF his MaJesty's
trip the Gazette says, has been only slightly
modified owing to the weather.
Emperor William will visit Queen Victoria at
Osborne House OF Aug 1.
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Jaues A. simmons. charged with aiding EnI abetting
Peter CNasseu ia tho rmheIh sn"ng OF So ~ worth
Of bonds OF tho SiAth National BRuk, was brought down
from Ludlow street lail yesterday aud HrrAEned for
examination before Commissioner shields His law.
yer Richard T. NeWCOmhe told United States District
Attorney Mitchell that he was ready 10 90 with the
examination II Their" MAS 10 uu'n eyCcnt against his
clleut than the'e WIS against taa'ren.
Mr. Mitchell la ng' ed an answered: " You viii md
that out III due time do NOT luuhH to te whether
tho re Is any add rOual evidence ar not 1hereupon
the rIEe MAS adjourned Tor SIS We *. simmons MAS
unable 10 get nail and il stlll ~ jail
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Perseeut,nr Jews in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG. July 15.-Thore Is strong
irritation among the anti-Semltes here, owing
to the fact that some OF the prisoners convicted
in Paris OF being IMPLICATED in a Nihilist plot
are Jews. Stringent measures against the
Jews are being prepared by tho authorities,
These include tho suppression OF the news
paper. NOroSti, whose editor has boon warned
that he must settle his affairs and leave the
country by 1892,
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ACCUSING HER EMPLOYER.

A Young "omaHS UnsuPpSrted Allegation
Against Joseph Conrad.
Margaret Horst. q German American young
woman. now living at % Suffolk street. ap-
peared before Justice Scion b. Smith In the
Court OF Special Sessions Yesterday and asked
that Joseph Conrad. " years old. Of l6S East
Eighty first street be compelled to support her
unborn child Conrad is O retired merchant
and has several grandchildren. The woman
says thnt she was servant in Conrad's home.
that he is wldower. and that he, promised to
marry her Counsel for Conrad obtained q
continuance TO Friday next
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Our IRiaemeu at Cologne.

COLOGNE. July 15.-The American rifemen
were met at KoniSswintor by the Burgomaster
and large number OF tho residents, headed
by a band. The Burgomaster made an address
welcoming the. rifemen to tho town, and u
salute was fred in their honor.
BERLIN. July 1.-the Independent New York
Shooting Corps visited DrachenhurR and
Drachenfels to-day. They dined ut tho Ber-
liner Hot
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Said Ito wOuld Hang Hlmserr, and DID.

TgnatE RaeL "a years old, Ons.armNd German who
worked IN snes refinery in West Thirty ninth street
committed suicide last evening nv hanging himself IN
his house $40 Wet Thrty-nnlh street Ruez quar-
relied with . Waterman named Buchanan last week,
and has not been working since He told his wife yes
ShIlO EhS was asleep,
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PARIS. July 15.-The man who fred revolver
outside the Elysee yesterday. while President
Carnot was passing from his carriage to the
palace, was examined to day By physicians and
pronounced to DO insane.
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A MlllIon.doIlar Fire In Mlunsapolr..

MINNEAPOLIS. July lb.-The seven-story
warehouse OF tho Security Warehouse Com
pAny on First street and Fourth avenue north
owned by Wood d Morse, was burned with its
contents this afternoon. Tho loss is nearly
Hl,0UOOOO
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FoET WORTH, Tex, July l5.-Dr. W. Mitch
ell. pastor OF the Broadway Presbyterian
Church OF Fort Worth, WAS arrested to- day fol
iorgeries amounting to 50, $40. lie was nlacel
In Jail, being unable 10 give 1000 bond.
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O. was declared IN ysserd Iy, and the will return
TO work this morning. Both sides made concessions
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ST. PETERSBURG. July 15-The Grand Ouch
oss XeniR. eldest daughter OF tho Gar, Will
marry the Grand Duke Alexander Michaelo-
witch. her second cousin. 1t is a love match.
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BERLIN, July 49, Baron Gravenreuth has
been appointed temporary Imperial Commits
siouer In East Africa
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BERLIN. July 15.-An American girl. jose
phine Neuendorf. who has been studying music
In this city committed suicide here to-day.
Her mind Is said to have been affected by
oy0rstudy,
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The $4,000. 900 Fire in STEAMBOAT.

CoNsrANT1NoPIE, July 15.-The losses by the
great FIRE Of Saturday last In this city amount
to fl000.0O0. There is an insurance Of $685.
$50 In British companies on tho property de-
stroyod.
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Mr.. Stanley stu Ill.

LONDON July 15.-Mr. Stanley continues III.
Dr. Parke says he Is very weak The Queen has
sent q message 10y telegraph making Inquiries
as to his condition.
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ST. PETERSBURG, July 1.-THE Gar will omen
the Mini NovGorod Fair on July 81. Prepara-
tions are being made on a grand scale for the
aVant
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D,,a Alone Whue Her Husband Lay Sick

While James Irwin lay sick In bed At his home, ia
Jefferson ttreet. Newark Saturday last hc called
TopeaeLly "a nj, wife who MAS IN an adJoinn! room
Getting no responSs no shouted for nelghbor and
when tie neighbOr entered the house he found thar
Mrs Irwin VAS dead. she had been III for some time
with heart trouble and II Was evident she had beOn
dead several hOuTS before the discovery Was made.
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MADRID. July 15.-Queen, Regent Christina
that the Prince Of Wales Will visit her there.
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Emperor william Buyu a Castle.


BERLIN. July 15--Emperor William has
purchased the Castle Urville IN the Metz
district.
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Tue BWIftsGt trainS are run between New York ana
q llss SGIS "a al IsLAG station ZOOS e IiksIS Is
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good air purifier Is essential 10 the home az GOAp
and water, Use the "sAnitAS" DihintectAntl.-AaV.
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sALE.Whereas Default has been

MORTGAGE SALE-Whereas Default has beep
IA made i'll the conditions OF certain mortp
age executed and delivered by Milan H, Eaton
ana Viola Eaton, mortgagors, to F A Rising.
mortgagee, dated the 10th day Of July; A. Isl
eighteen hundred and eighty-four, and recorded
as a mortgage in the office Of the register or
deeds OF the county of Roberts in the Territory of
Dakota, on the 18th day of July, A D 1SSl.
cages, on page 4Sl, 49,, 4S3, 4S4, 4S5 on which
there is claimed to be due at the date of fhis
notice, the amount OF four hundred and fifYv.
live dollars, and thirty cents ($455. .3O) and no
action or proceeding has been Instituted at law
or III equity to recover the debt secured bv said
mortgage or any part thereof.
NOW, therefore, Notice is hereby giyen that nv
virtue ol power of sale contained in said mort.
gage, and Of the statute in such case made and
provided the said mortgage will be foreclosed by
sci1bed, which sale will be made at the front
door OF the court house IN the city of Wahpeton
IN the county of Richland and state of North Da,
kota, at pubic auction, by the sheriff of said
18th day Of July, a. b. eighteen hundred M
and ninety, ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoo"
to satisfy the amount which shall then be due on
said mortgage. with the interest thereon. and
sos5s sa;a ana expenses Of sale the sums paid By
dollars attorneys fees, as Stipulated II,
said mortga ge in case of foreclosure. - -
The premises described In said mortsape. ana
So to be sold are the piece or parcel Of land now
situated in the county of Richland and state ~
North Dakota, and known and described a. "a
follows, to-wit northwest quarter (nwT / Sc.
tiOn twenty -four (24) township one hlndrea ona
twenty-nine (129) north Of rabge forty-nine Sao1
west. NI NisI
Dated at wahpeton. N. D., May 81. A. D. ,soo5
IA. RISING. Mortrsreeses n N 49, :
S. II. SNYDER. Attorney for Mortgages. . 80 d
Wahpeton. North Dakotn. .S
First pub. May 70, 1901 -:
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
~ SALE.-Wherehs, default has occurred in
the conditions OF q mortgage containing power
Of sale which has been duly recorded, given by
william A Goodwin and Ellen Goodwin, his
wife, and Albert G. Goodwin and Lulu l
Goodwin, his wife, mOrtgagors, to Foster Il
Clement, nortgagee, dated September I'd, 1884,
and mortgaging the east half Of section num-
bered live % in township numbered one hun
dred thirty -four C34) north OF range numbered
forty-nino (40) west Of the fifth principal mer-
idian in Richland county, North Dakota,
Qormerly in the Territory of Dakota,) by
operative, and no action or proceeding having
been III tituted at law to recover the debt there
by secured or any part thereof; and there is
claimed to be due on said mortgage at this date
nine hundred seventy three and 1900 dollars.
Notice is hereby given that said mortgage
will be foreclosed by sale Of said premises 1T
public auction by the sheriff Of said county,
Wednesday. July 9th. 1890, ut two O'Clock m
Mt the front door OF the court house in tho city
Of Wahpeton In said county and state Of North
DakOt TO pay said debt, interest, attorneys Zee.
and disbursements allowed BY law.
( Dated, Fargo, North Dakota, April 3Oth. 1890.
FOSTER X. CLEMENT, Mortg,lgee.
WA. Scott. Attorney for Mortgage Fargo N, ID.
First publication May aand, 1890.
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Notice--Annual School Election

TENTH day Of JUNE, A. d., 1890, an annual
election will he held at the CITY HALL in the
CITY Of WAHPETON, County of RichIand, and
State OF North Dakota, for the purpose of elect.
cation:
Two members to serve for term of one year,
Two members to serve for Il term of two yea rs,
One member to serve for Il term of three yes: RS
for the Special School District of Wa hpeton.
And II County Superintendent of Schools of
Richland county to serve until the first Monday
in October, 1892.
Tile polls will be opened at o O'Clock IL. III.
and closed at O'Clock p. m. of that day.
BY order Of the Board of Education.
NJ. Ii. MORRILL,, Clerk.
Dated at Wahpeton, this end day OF J une, 1890.
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Wahpeton Rchand Co. North Dakota Thursday
Board of Education. =.

There is some little canvasslng
being done with reference to a
board of education. THE TIMES Is
of the opinion that it would be a
good plan to re-elect those of the
present board who will serve, there
being two or three who will not
serve. anyhow. 1t might be advan-
tageous to leave two or three old
members on. it being a thankless
task at the best.
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(First publication Apri q, ISIS
Sl,NI,IoNS State OF North Dakota,
~ Comfy OI RirblnuJ ( 5

~ County OF Richand, IS
District Court, Fourth Judcia DISTRICT
Edwards y McCulloch Lumber)
Company, "a corporation)
W Horton. n D Lands. fl w
Foote, Joel NJ Fisher, W ~
Holmes, II Cleveland, East
man Co., Schuler & Mackie,
and Washburn Slill and Eleva-
tor Company.
The State OF North Dakota to the above named
defendants.
You are hereby summoned and required tn
answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the
above entitle action, which is filed in the Office
OF the clerk of the district court of the Fourth
judicial district, in and for the county of Rich
land and state OF North Dakota. aud to serve a
copy OF your answer to the said complaint on
the subscribers at their Office in Wahpeton in
said county and State, within thirty DAYS
after the service OF this summons upon ven. ex
elusive OF the day Of such service and il you fail
TO answer the said complaint within the time
aioresaln, the plaintiff in this action will apply
to the court tor the relief demanded IN The
complaint.
Daled May 20, 1890.
WE. s. r. r. PURCELL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Walpeton, N. d.
TO the above named observation-disclosures take
action was ii led in the office of the clerk of ths
district court in and for Richand county. N ID.
Oh the 2lst day Of May. 1890.
W. E. i X. r. PURCELL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
First Publication. Nav %
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NOTICE OF FINAL PRooF.-Land Office nj
Fargo, N. d., April ~, 1S9O.-N0tlce is here
oy gwen that the following named settler has
liled notice of his intention to make final five
year proof in support Of his claim and that
SAID proof will be made before Hon w 8
Lauder, judge of the 9TH Judicial district. or in
his n absence before John shippam, clerk of the
district court, at Wahpeton, North Dakota on
Fl. f. No. 14011 for the southeast section TO-
town III north range 40 west, and lie names
hefollowins witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said land,
VIZ: John St0ltenow, George Warner, Wilhelm
ioelke, Fred Ziegeiman, all of HanSinson p, o.,
Richllnd county, North Dakota.
MICHAEL F. BATTELIE, Register.
(First publication April "a, 1S9O.)
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NOXIOuS WEEDS NOTICE.-In accordance
~ with the provisions of an act TO prevent
the spread of noXioGs weeds in the State OF
North Dakota, the Board of Supervisors OF
Grafton township ordered and hereby give no.
tice that every person corporation Or firm own
ing or occupying land III said Township of
Grafton shall between the 10th day of June and
the 1st day of August, 1899, destroy all weeds of
the kinds known as Canada thistle, cookie bur
and mustard, growing upon the land that he,
she or they may occupy, ana that said weeds
shall be pulled anu destroyed and the lands
kept free from said weeds during the period
above specified. All persons not complying
with this notice will be prosecuted in accord
ance with the prov isions of said act.
BY order OF the Town Board of Supervisors.
PETER MCklNNON,
TWn Clerk
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NOTIcE-TIMBER CuLTURE.-u. s. Lam

NoTICE-TINBER CULTURE.-U. S. Land
- ONCE, Fargo N D., April sth, 1890
Complaint having been enterod at this Office
by Bernt Anderson rrana against Elias p Davis
for failure to comply with law as TO Tim Der Gull
tnre entry No. 405a dated March 25, 1880, upon
the southeastiiA section 81, township 1875 north.
range 80 west, in:Richland county'N. D. with !,
view TO the cancellation of said entry; confess
tint iaileglnS that the said Elias d P Davis nor
anytothe person or personsnin histbehalf have
ever planted any trees, seeds or cuttings on said
tract, and that said tract is now and has been
lof the last ave years overgrown with wild grass
and weeds, and uncultvated in any man
ner. The SAID parties are hereby sum.
nloned to appear at this Office on Thursday, tile
29h day OF May, 1890, at 10 O'Clock a. M. to
alleged failure. MICHAEL +. BATTELLE.
<,,.,,,. Register.
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I'll s. SOWI.ES,
DENTIST.

Office up stairs in Bee Hive Block.
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County Warrants Called.

WAHPETON, May Is, 1890.
The following county warrants drawn on the
county general revenue fund and registered be-
tween December 1st, 1889 and February 1st, 1890
a harehv en- Inl in fOr vn,nnt
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Commencement Exercises.

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
Prof. w. H. Fort favored Wah.
peton with supe rb entertainment
at the commencement exercises. Fri.
day evening of last week, the fol.
lowing being the program
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LOCAL NEWS.
LOCAL MARKET.

Wheat, 75c; oats, SOC; barley
25c; potatoes, SOC; butter, 1Oc to
l2aac eggs, 10c; good beef cows, 2aac
steers, 2ac; pork, &c; sheep, SC
calves-good, Sc; hides-good. 3ac
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-06-12

MT N. TRIPLETT, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Calls attended to day and night Office
over Nelson Store. 4;
WAiPETON, N. DAKOTA.