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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
"a GBa6s Dfs a.nettFaatfi6ea Sat:ssii-.
Ittt 8sbytagSmter2.

Der @apitau Os8 3oututtsr5 g3iuib," tpeit
geBt, ct gegenudtttg in SaH 6rau5ts:O UOt
2lufer Iitgt, erbielt 8,igbI pom SaJagaat8
ielretGr, i0fo1t ua6 ten GebriHa8mI;r abS /.
l0brGu @inen dbNlidJcn 8efebl ergiI!t befaunt.
Iju QuA geiclA Ost Slpltan Oe8 3OQiHtters
~ ar" Der 3ouiuttCt o0tHib" iOu itO0d
5ucrt ten arttrdIen 93eon ,.eu3ea uno Sor@
rGtbe nad) Der 3gfgAt5aatjOu brjHaeH, Die tm
Uar9QHgeuen SABRE b.. GOtut 8artoD 9eorIn=
oct pUr0c; aud iCu e. ben 0OrtIgea Giu9es
borenen GeitcnS 6c5 &OlGr,It3 bepiui9te @2'
idltufe iar bic 6llic li5eg0rin5eu, msde tic Ill
irlheren SabrrH amgitGniideH 5lIiieH angc-
Ol,ben licBen. Sic TabrSeuqe DrOen in e.n2r
gEod'e abOampi.L unO ber 3uliuttrrs &orEOtn"
me SEndlG iuItlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
r3raa. = aenGsiht.

Senator S9i3c0d BON gtep g)ort bat inI 81
nat C,ne 2cuhdrtit Ser oJtclp= YorG Daitnz
men QiOciGliOn" eil1ereid)t, morlu 0eltIUe
i'm Sdug geaen bic @luiu5r uEo oen Gsttauf
COn 8oQua= DuttGr (GtomargQrin) eriutt.
Sn 0lr &eutidliit heiBt e8, 0QB Oer Jingle
gntiGUo ots Sbltbunoesaert1tS unter mel
dem Der GCrianOt Don g8aareu bon ein2m
Staot III zen au0ertH uno Scr %etfauf oerie'
ben IN Der Original &Tplflug fretgeaebeu
niro, Die Sntcrciitn 81; Nem Porter Yttlu2rei.
Seitger groBec @efabr ausitBe. Sie eriufen
oaber ben @Ou9rcB I'M oen grlaB zines abuIiz
den GeieteS, tuic OaS Serbot Ger Spirituoieu
ginfubr in Seu Brot 5iticns .Staaterl, ultr 0aB
onftlbc fott SpWituoIen Die @iuilbe BON
SlGOm0rgarin tn ben Staat Stem })urf o2rbie.
tGt. 9ieiem Nunjte entipreheu0 bat aud
Senator 9iScOd bereit8 eire bill in O. lat
cingebrQdt, ipeld]e Elm bGrarttge3 8crbot fir
ben Stdat 9tetp.YOrt erIdBt. 0ie Betition
mar pOn c.nem Scrtreter Der v0airpmen's 4is
location" bierber gebra6t moroca, iurl6er crz
fldrt, baB $4,000 Saruer oes Staate8 gtemz
g)olf an Oct Safe tutereifirt uno bag eine 2Sei.
qerung Seitels oe8 @ongrgie8, Die nQdasudbte
SuIfe 5u id)affen, fir 0le Tarmer ton i9linl,
men Tolaen ieiu tuliroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
9ls G.asvamssrude.

9tadlfebcubcr 8erit)t teS itatiRi6eu 8i.
l5au8 gtebt 2tustnHit iib;r Die 3abi Der Sin.
mnnOeyer, Die I'M Npril 1890, iorie in ben am
so gIptI gerfloiieueu ;ebn ytoaaten au3 ON
DcGitli,oencH irenloe1 EiHoetu in 0eH Bar.
Sraattu Ian6etsn nebit nergl'iA2nHr 3 lbl
fur ole entip,etbeuoeFcriOoe o5s uor9crg:heuoeH
5yiSfdliahre5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
Nns Qeez zWnnffnfeiff

Wtdmonb, 3D., %, Nai. - @Ou0ers
ueur Wc8innep erlte5 beute cine Brotlama=
ton, uelde ben 8iirgern oes StoQte8 en1,
Sfsblt, ben 90. glai, ben Sag Der gntbiilung
be8 QeesMOnumsnteS, algeneiu ais Teiertag
III hpnphPr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
Cite Oonkb0rer p0tient,

Der Ietnen gamen nidt seuunnt babeu nil, uno ber
Ietne bonitanoise gSteoetberiteGun8 ppn t9lnes
eent 9eibeu elmer, In etuem Dcttcrbu9 eu9ege6enea
ar,net nerbantt lhBt bur2 un5 haelbe torettret On
ietne Ietbencen Datmeniaen peri6lden. 2Ise9 9rpBs
Bud eutb6lt GesEpte, bic tn eber appthste 9enaest
uereeu ttnneu Sdtdt Cure Gbrefe nit gr5slmarte
az; ,yriSat &lirtf nnS Stspeuiata'' " Esea
u. Str.i Rsp Sprt, U, O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
ssIbifniorS etass Faiiidii in Ren.rnIs.

Berlin, %. Wtai.-9er ruiEIGe Geues
roI ton Bitten bestu9 beute In eiaem SGut.
tol;um 3u @iseba0eu SsIbFmorh oura Ct
idhieRen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
GeM .aotier aatlElhlla.

0cp.gort, %. aRai, - ser Stale
aGr GGUal,o 5aruiOaua, UddaE In ObaEftera
StcGmeEie oe8 ECusmeutgQuIc5 yir, 257s
giot,s 6. G.a6e, 8rgolIg1i nj. gt9sr geDiiz
lGu Grlh4.Ms Gle~u,le IN lDij5sr &qa iebte,
1sEilbte gCEtr lbeno Der Fcau nahOem ~
Fd mit GI-gl3eu geadtGg ga,tei init eiuem
RGEImgFsT diea i.afea5ta G4altt an
9alia vE0 2igge.e ba3 Bel Ia ben 3.amer
az. &c lisf bgg0ui uGh TEN 3inmer Clues
6l9uH5sa uub burmi6u1it Ff natel6egS bic
3gbla. Der DtGun gpob,, Die ote Ecau IL
lti ju So!pIGl CalAieOer unb 10beu neulg
glgeThi Gui GlHeiuug. Die 5Iammsu nv
Dc Gfi0iGt che fe qr95eu S6alGu nul.9
tet9r, Sa.IibanG lOQ bug" giferia9t 81 beE
cd .edeuetbat bgpOggu rgr0gH iatn.
- Ser NitieumalIer Geo. 6anil.On BED,
retasr Ia Gcr5iubuug nit Oem Taqiment
Or uSs>Cn gialj0nalJanW megeu Diebs
f0Ef5 ogr ga,h' Eaub, Durbe beuts abeHb
b. Ctuer Sdrp ihuIot8 erildI.. Gin llrs
tteil iDl gM Ed4fGn Grg!tag G-jalt Darbeu.
- 8rci Nrbct2r, gilmcu5 BQSqurls Erta=
no, g&m. GIgclB mo 2Gm. &eyu5 Wuoeu bautc
su @rccupoiut &. g., in eiHo, Sau0aru5e
pcrltitttt. 2.ue Or. mur0er nod lej2no,
jCoOh bcbcHtlih UltItBl bgClu8geQrabeu, uuo
SFfrW1 l1rh h1iN hGvaTF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
ss 9nffClEtff Fon-s ian aEGee

en- 3. U}ai AOplpb 6fiEttq 5Gbafs i'm 0r-~
uyu 20 Su'f1, gcbC.EE IN GualtHbr8t, BtoD'' :
SnuEDusr. Ole "fgIr0 "a ilEost pom LTagLrE1ue,
6 10 Is sIp- -tUHs uuo ,gCsDeEgG 1JOeHue, aus
yEGgelL, SOuuiGg, Oeu %. glL, itlt..
DIE ,cibC,guJ'c GGt.ps
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
atus a le RerEnosrealt.Riu.

a09 Qdn3 G0mIte I'M B4teutmeita blt cine
vcn J}eprai, ltaIt Simou98 BON @ouaecttcut
C.l6ta.ttc &lu, mfde nit b.. pom 6auie
oe.Iporcncu ,&opBriabt-" l25crlQg g8rett5 so
t3lHtiir iR, b,n 9auIe giiHiig einb..,d)tst.
. e 9lI ea,bdlt ieNOb Die 3uiaBbeitlmmunl,
naB tBre gcr9r0nHrQen MIR III inlteu TIleu
Qrmtroung ftn0cE IoLieu, in oeHen an3pirtipe
yd9lu amcritanlideH 2lutOr2n gICide SOr:beI'a
sfT0brCn.
Gen gsrDet essea Ole g;n,4bs Spa SIsos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24

/ gionate, uerifriz
den am 30. 9prJ. .S2c .547, ,7ST SIC R395, GAS
10 Ntorote. perfris
den an 50. gtoD.. 643 ,73O $3.50 6I5 1850
~ UiOnate. perftIis
Gtn cm 80. aprlI 3,67a, ,702| 736, ,50l5TT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
ser BauamaEaaaT.

Eari8, %. Diai. - Der gTiat Der :Ba.
uamalauai. GormtIiiou it6r b'1 geoio8N6cn
&baralter Der &auclroute er,ldrf, Dec gar,c
aQnal meroc Curd Uaiicr0ittea 8OOed fla
rtI, uno oa8 8aIer in Den 3teerooir8 rperoe
bah,t tetnJi &etHinbC'uHQ uaterpOrieu ieiu.
4uBgoem bitten Die SermCii4n9eH erpcbeI,
oaB GoriidtSma6rege' gege.l Die uadtblIi52u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
300 aspst oeatoEea!iiAs Gts2EaisRsaaten
Mttrct,2acadhLt.

3a8 9au8.Gonlite fir Gablen entiaieO
feute iiber Die gGQblconteite 2angftOH gegen
GenabIe, in pierten Srginier 0titrui, NlIaer
Regeu @uiot, I'M itebenten Sao=@oroltnaer
&titlift. Su bsn beibeH eriten 6dllca lptro oa3
&omite 8u @HHftcn Der repabIiTanifbea &onte=
itanttd berid)tea, in 2ettCrem ieoodl empie9eH,
benz 9empnatsu MOrgaT it,Hen Sis 81 LaI.
i'm. 2ie repHbfjfGujidl: RajOriat in 9agie
Miro burf O6lge SatiaeiNung nm 5wel Stlms
men uertrebrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
81. gOagreB. - GrRc Si4nns.
SeaGtse GaH b--Iaaet gas.~aTt fsbet o:s
gotGaage sa SsoAE@SC s!;2. - EVH1taegei
fGdiie tn bstaca SSauTsTa.

@aibtn9ton, 3. g., %. 0iai. =
Sm 9 ena brac1te 8utler (S.z&.) etnc G.u
EN-, tpclde $4,000 fir Die GrridtIng elmer
0leiterlaiie gu gbrcI be8 @lnerals 5ranci8
Dtariort eires Se!ben oe8 &e0olution5IN9e5
III columbia, S.=@., oelOilltg.; bem S.oI.o=
thet. .@omite iberlpieien.
&aG (6la.) bot eintA 8aialuB an, pIder
Oen ytdIloenteu nm 2iu8fuuft Iber Die Sors
qdnge 3u SebarsSeD8, Std., liIehe 0cpeiile goer
Dtagor oon @eoarz&epsl") uber Dos EaHoen
etner bcmafluGien NannIhaft pom SolltItter
,WcVane" oaiebit. iiber 0a8 @tnO.uaen oer@
lslben III YIioathauier Hn6 Die SerIolquu5 JoH
Siirgern III ben oena9barten San0otlp ,iten ers
intt. @omunos (8t.) iog'e, &c 9leube Ht1t!
Dap Die Sad)e 10 idllimm Jet, tDie tie pr. @au
oaritele. Der 8eihiuB pfr0e bis nor85E jH-
rtidgelegt.
@odGIQ l0to.) uutelbrei,ete I'M 4ui,.aIe Der
bulhmten ggSage 8Or(ar8 4llauce" cine
&lu, m.lde Die ioiorttae @trloluH9 auer
SunCs5obgtgatiUneH in 0reaubadSr ole 81
oiecm 2utde III unbeIIranien 2uantttats1
GeS.aLt rtiA-l. iolt,i, D. orOhe.; olsFlte
IUurOe Dem Eiuan9s iiberD'eIeu.
Die Tlottcn 9lrOjuiguuG8bIl mIroe bIs
, llbr meter in ggmaguag 95o9en lno
5taniOro (&ala.l bttlt odnr L,ue 9feoe 81
@nnften Der Dor etltGen Sa8eH bon i'm Ctu=
qebrndlten Siu, pcIde Die 0iegerGag autot'z
frt, @elo uuf TarmianOIe,eH por51tRBtn,
Die 9fsOe tprrGe o.m 6iaaa5, 5,GomIts ttbtr=
pieieu.
Ser Scnat er8rterte oauu Die 6lotteH Ser
ptliguus8btll abetmQS mehrere 1IIqo'l
lcag, obne crnabuen8nertbe BortIdlt,.te Su
MAIDEN, belt oQnu ltHe ii!r3e &retHt!oF sung
un6 Uerto9te ih Ha so bt8 moc9eH.
Saa RspraEentantsa6aHTs
bradtc Tlower (9t=D ] cine 8il IN, laat lOcI=
dsr Die Gtnfubr U9n 0leomar3arln IN lr8eHo
etrer GtQGt zen &eieteU oefgl5cI uTterDotz
fen len ioa ,iif5s inter CHuo.8aGuq5lGNtIi
iiberniiiau.
&anteUt. (@ol.) pom Gomtte fir Saua.ie
ring bot Cineu &-itliuB an, mclt]cr ben
9riCq8:tretSr nm q2rpiie Iu3fIuTt bin'j4til1
0e8 Slim03 Don dri'on1, Jieu D3,s sj(O un6
Qnoreu SteIen ots 2DcleI3 uI0 5U0ptfeu5
eriudlt; QnseuommaH.
9a8 6au5 Qing in %lenaritturG uno le8tt
0le 8PrOtbung 6er 6ln3s uHo p11enbll Ian
gere 3elt iOlf. 3crItjsGe1e Gacn,sn3A.$
tpuroeH crltoigt.
giadnem oQ9 Bauar=Gon1ite fl,ra 2lBNng
Quf1eboben bats, teLannte !, =ureter 55..L
Q}cNiinjn aus GeUJ;,iie2 al Steu: 0e3 3leL
Gariisle 5um Mrgt;gc hc3 GonfareH5 Goultie'8
iiter Gie SOliuu uoGNGu38Gil, unJ Im llbr
mod t03 Sous banu lre $daic bis u9r
Qbtr65.
Su Ser 2lben6Ierng b,1,Tuft'1 i'd bic
Geidaie Res Saui23 0Vf bic 4unagme ucn 70
8t,Ult, e1IorSbgG5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
Rarte @asnops R6teer.

W0tl8, q. WtQi. - 8rel DlII0ne1 ta6
iaet emf o. 8eryadt Bin 0erbaftet uor0eu,
rel ten iiirfi4 on Der pclbpeisb2me g3Fris
GnQr9l a.iae ,RGrc5le." }" osrabteu ratbieIs
baiteH @lnr9e 6te 6cHb ~ Spis!e g2bab- :,
haosu. 8ie BsrtG.lsteu Fgo eia genlfer
gljquGt, GoRciers: tes SGnits ytr. II, 8l1e
ie 8yoofEce. in meIdem oes UOrA U,itjf
fpnlbe, Lin Sdn!eoer1ater Hnb ie'ne SrQu
8,e ggRtere tat, Dutrenb Fie Ooa BEN NtOro
upb beNsn &eriibe- G.ats piIieu min, eias
gaR9Eoen, baB Sc fi1 nah bsU Wior6z ig's
.2lmmsr ihIitl uHb tie ll5r uuo 86rie Der
l.s- -T1c-f ton ar7frnp1ho-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24

a 0tonate, usTE4
den an, 80. @n-.l 1921, $40, ass $2GI, ,25O,GO2
10 W}oHats. pr
d5cn ON 80. Api 4 TAT, ,232, ,C5I 64I, $50, ,S25
10 NtoHate, per1ri
den an 30. 4pTlI S47y7fG,E3 733,66I,725
Ser BCrtb Der @infubr betru0:
gin,ubr 1880. 1889.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
2GnoGr:

DtOnlt Ct. 10 0gon1.e, enosHS
am 80. 4pril.
2dnoer: - ----- -
1890. 1899. 1890. 1882.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
0snm Ginrtn hennnnfnt.

2on6on, %. Utai. - Bter Dent9e,
meIGe Dor 9Eraem in 8i9a negen poIttiiaer
8ergebeu 5nr SetbaHn1ag nod Sibtrien 0er=
urbeiLt puroen, fuo auf Befebl oes Gjaren
iteieegebeG moroen. asin 9ruu6 fir biee
Intercollegiate @naoe iR uugegebeu tUOTbeu.
Sic GnfFF3ttans ots sEfeeprobinisa.
Petersburg, %. Ilai. - Die ruiiiihe
Gprad]e miro bemnGdf in alien Dtd0dens
Peufonaen Der SfiecprOpin;en comp1lortidl
eauQd)t per0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
wgeHa5Riaes.

BQri3, %. W30j. - GIN gapITar Iugel
1CGta fdl, Ute beteits tGriGtGt, tirud1 Ser
Eol3ci uuo mahte bi2 uuroabri9aiaiif Hill
gsE6e @Hsiage, e. tel boa InbeyEu geDuuaen
t5aIOeu, etnen ret6en Bariier, Rlmeus ~.
62Ca, n3rbl'RaPn, 8afHr babe man ibm
J0,0C9 SrcR. gejatIf Seute betauute am!tl,
aGB bic gauge 9Cidifte erloqeH iei.
ser 9sbntirte 9rep'uB bat ioeben eiae
Brci6iirs berousaegebeT, IL pei6er ar NIT
3atlretdleu biPLomatiideU, Otouoml3eu uuS
mtltt6rii6eu grtiuten beu Dameis { fert,
baB Tranirei9 isst ben Sri2g gegeu Deuti9.
lamb uuterueEmeu utiiiie. 8ta groBe btftoris
ita StHnbe Der 91Q4e iei nun euoItn 0eton,
men. &eut!dIanb iet MOT 70 triegsbeEsit,
nie Sranicetm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
glG5 ner SrnnesBatipL1aDt.
Ssemn'EtES IG5Es 6oKaIna aeiGsJuaoII \. -
gGs SbsttGEceSGsei6lt bsrwtris ots IpS
bijEQ5foH ust Wit of Error"


&aibington, 3. g., %. Nai. -
2a3 Sberbunoe8gertht oertparf beute i'm sane
be8 9IalpzYOrf2r Oi0r0ers &snmler, rpe!tcr
sur Qinridjtuug burh Gtcftrt8itQt peruftb. II
1T, ; 'fppLta I'M einen y 2Srit Of G.tor. &"
Cos O'n Sbrrridter Suffer a. , se6eHen Out
o6ten, tueId]e5 Die GutiteioinuHg bealettet, etz
hdrt inter 2(nberem, e8 iei H,lt Gpleien, oaB
rte buy9 Oa3 Stem O0rfer 9elee c.nStiihEis
nfue 9inrintuu"ametbO0e mr grauIam f..
Die 2egiSlatur bon 9feu=D0rf babe alle, nit
ierer 2lH9Icgenbcit I'M 3niammenBan9e
ftcbenbeu6ra9cu onrb Die b6Aftca 2lutoritaten
logQfdliig ptiien Iaiiln, un0 oQ3 9egibt uiii'e
au1ebnlen, o0B Die 2sgis!atur Die meme GA
netb0oe eiufUbrte, neil Ite OIeicIbs fir minoer
0rauiGm balt. Qls Die bi5berig2. 4Lle8 in 2lIz
lem 9enouImeH, Iei Ser Giuwarc, baB 8emuts
Ier's llrtbCii gcgen Die Suaoc5pattaiIun9 per-
itQBe, pclI OafiCIbe ell grouIame5 uno MD:
end Die bori9rtitlide, gerldtlldje Pto5eOu
c.rlIdt norOen iet, nltt f!lbbalttg. Die Ser
6HeeIuHg in cer SinrtdhngF Mctbooe lts3c
inuerbalO Der legitineH SphGre her 2e9i8latlU'
rcmolt Oe5 Staatesr unb ba8 SberbudoeSgez
l,l5t tDHue 6aher bic @utdetbung Der 9tew'
H)ortr @t.,dte HiBt umftoBen.
300 aEDsi oeaioEeaIIiAe Gtg2g8isataaiea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24
gtanLsb.

loubOn, g. y!at.-9ie ruauib b6rIthpa
ggttattGle1 unter ben @roftera (Bdhll ~ in
GQttbue6. Gouutp, benz u0EoLi1taa E5sue
uan SGottLano, babe 81 elmer ebr bebeuteu.
een Sera5iebuns Der Rente berjet5en gefiill..
Sn uieIeu 6dDcn if bieieIbe 70 nett heILuters
getommeu, co6 Der Bidter ni6t uebr su 5abz
len bat, aLs ietne ab9abe 8ur 3eit betru9, 30
tae ggro I'm SeiiB Der 8euei1be mar,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-24

EbomGs gB. TiIter, Gbeii5nbgr oeE Commit
iiOnsbdnbIer Strma @. 80. GiibGz & Comp.
In Rr. PIT, 9Ht=Gbasissfr., au @aitbp-'s
Sonarb=&0untp, ftEb am Wtit. 500 51nrd
laden I'm 0ertds bon $500 bic 500 gef9b
len. 5r. fsiiter segrutbet ben DEB IA
eipem iuugen glaaae, peI$sr aaf De- 8aEm
arbgitste.
Gruubfadsz 8trtaEf. Die
autiiouatorea Rattbeps &. siyt,au6 oelltts
gerteu gsHeIu bae sTuubSiasfrsle g8obusaus
NIT 2abeu On ber RorbofsGde Der Bart'Ape,
u. BrssOuEEu6t iir 5000 GU Die rsaItimoCsC
Sporbant,"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-24
PROPOSALS FOR CITY BONDS

CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Bismarck, N. d., september 25, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
the city treasurer of the city of Bismarck in the
state of North Dakota, under the requirements
and provisions of an ordinance of the said city
adopted by the city council May 7, 1890, and ap-
proved by the mayor of said city on that day,
will until noon of the 18th day of October, 1890,
receive sealed proposals for the purchase of
bonds of said city of Bismarck, to be issued in
accordance with law by said olty under date of
the LIST day of July, 1890, in an amount not to ex-
coed forty-one thousand 41,OOO) dollars in de-
nominations of one thousand dollars each, bear
ing interest at the rate of ~ per cent. per an
num-, payable semi-annuslly at such place in the
United States as the purchaser of said bonds NAV
elect.
All bids which may be received will be opened
by the undersigned at his office on the 25th day
of October, 1880. at noon Of that day in the pres
ence of the mayor and city clerk and such bid
ders as may choose to be present.
Blanks upon which the bonds shall be exc
outed shall be furnished by the purchaser of the
bonds.
Bonds will not be sold at less than par value
and the right to reject any and all bids received
is reserved.
Persons desiring further information will re-
ceive the same upon application to the under
signed.
(SiRned) THOMAS j. FLAyIN,
City Treasurer.
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NOTICE.
BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA,
October 4, 1880.

BISMARCK, NORTH DAKoTA,l
October 4, 1880.
Sealed proposals for doing the public printing
and binding for the state of North Dakota, in ac-
cordancs with law, for the years of 1891 and 1892.
will be received by the commissioners of public
printing, until Friday, November 7, 1880, at
u m.
Each proposal shall state the class of work be-.
ing bid for and the rate per cent. b low the max
rates severally prescribed in section 4,
chapter 1l9, laws of 1880, the bidder will perform
the work and furnish the stock.
Eacll proposal shall be addressed to the secre-
tary of state and shall be accompanied by a bond.
executed in due form, by the bidder or bidders.
with at least two good and sufficient s%ureties,
satisfactory to the commissioners, in the penal
sum of 81 1000, conditioned upon the fla. thful per-
formance, in accordance with the law of such
class or classes of the state printing as may be
adjudged to sail bidder.
No bid uu~accompanied by such bond will be
considered, and the right is reserved to reject any
or all bids made by other than regularly estab-
lished and thoroughly competent printers, and
also reserve the right to reject any bid, if deemed
for the best interests Of the state. All printing
is to be done by established pri, ting houses in
this state. which shall have been doing business
in the state not less than one year next ore
ceding.
JOHN FLLTTIE. Secretary of State.
J. T. BRAY, State Auditor.
j. W. BOOKER, State Treasurer.
Commissioners OF Printing.
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The Way Made Clear.

The way Made Clear.
One Of the most serious obstacles to success
in tho way Of man is planted right in the mid
die OF the road to health. How to restore and
to maintain a regular habit OF body and diges-
ton is too often q source of needless and un.
happily, of vain inquiry. It is not necessary
to- inveigh against drastic purgatives. They
who have used them continuously know the
consequence. Aremedy which unltes the &C.
ton Of a regulating medicine for the bowels
with that Of q tonic both for those organs, the
liver and the stomach. is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. sanctioned by the best medical au.
thority, and receiving daily the Endorsement
Of our fellow countrymen. With this effectu.
al, though gentle, laxative at hand. 1t is posi-
BILE TO defy those changes Of temperature pro-
tionsl attacks of biliousness which beset even
people naturally healthy. Malaria, dyspepsia,
rheumatism and kidneytroubles are remedied
and prevented by the Bitters.
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First Publication October "a, 1901
Notice of Homestead Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, N. DID,
October 1a, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
that said proof will be made before the register
and receiver at Bismarck, N. D.. on December S,
1890, viz:
JOHN BAKE,
for the nwA section 20. township 1877 north,
range 10 west fifth P. Nj.
Be names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz:
Amos Robidou, William Robidou, Henry
Casper and Sol. Sunderland, all of Bismarck,
N. d. E. 8. NEAL,
Register.
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Mr.. John Keown, the worthy postmaster
at Keown, Allegheny county, Penn, says:
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sells bet
ter thar any other" The reason of this is
because it can always be depended upon.
Let any II troubled with a severe cold
give it a trial and they will find that the
first dose will relieve the lungs and make
breathing easier, and that its continued
use will free the system of all symptoms of
the cold. The promptness and certainty
of this remedy IN the relief and cure of
colds, has won for it many sincere friends
and made it very popular. For sale by
Frank Frisby, druggist.
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First publication October 3, $780,
SheriH7s Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an exc
issued ir..sssFsuance of a Judgment of the district
court in and for the county of Burleigh in favor
Of Seldom j: Coffin, plaintiff, and against David
dated September 90. 1890, l have LEVIED upon the
north half of the northeast quarter (nh neA) of
section Is, township 139, range 80, and lot I, in
marck. both Of said tracts of land being in Bur
leigh county, N. D., and that l will sell the same
to the highest bidder for cash. to satisfy said ex-
the court house in the county of Burleigh, N. D.,
on the 9Th day, of November, 1890, at 10 O'Clock
q, m. of said day rs prescribed by law for the
sale of real property upon execution and subject
to redemption within one year from date of sale.
FRANK DONNELLY,
Sheriff of Burleigh County, N. D.
GEO. w. NEWTON, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Auction Sale,

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
~ scribed personal property Of J. E. Mesick
will be sold at puclic auction to the highest bid
der. on the premises, viz: sw Il sec. 81, twp. 1873
n, of range rs W., on
November 6, 1890, at 1 o'clock p. H.,
namely: 1 black horse, l pair of mares. / Swear
COLT, s cows, five having calves; II 3-year-old
heifers, ten having calves; S 2-year-old heifers,
three having calves; 1 i2-year-old steer, 7 ~yearling
horse wagon. 1 three-horse sulky pillow, 1 two
horse walking pillow, 1 oultivator, / Acme harrow,
l Buckeye moving machine, 1 hay bulky rake, /
goods consisting of dishes, l ash bedstead, feath-
or bed, kerosene stove, books, picturss 8, etc.
TERMs-Casho or approved security at 6 per
cent. interest. At least two bids to make a sale.
J. E.. MESICK,
By F. H. REGISTER, Agent.
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Cured of Neuralgia.

Lottie l.. Derean, East View, Westches-
ter Co., N. Y, writes:
81 have been a great sufferer with pains
in the back Of my head, worse than any
headache. l could not reach it with in
ternal medicines at all and during the cold
weather l have suffered excruciatinglv. l
finally thought I would try an Allcock's
Plaster applied to the nal 9 of my neck. In
lees than half a day the pain entirely
ceased,
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THIRTY-FIRST DIST
Items.

Menoken Items.
MENoKEN, N. D., Oct. 22.-[Special. j.
School will be closed this week on account
of the teachers absence in Bismarck.
Mrs. E. Wood, Miss Winnie King and
Mrs. Livingston drove to the capital Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Turnbull will give a
select party on Friday evening, October
24th.
Barney Schwab is again buying wheat
after a two days lay0ff.
Judge (?) Chase was in town Monday,
sampling onr soda and settler.
Mr.. DOcKsteder was up from Glencoe
Monday.
Two Russians with a large bear caused
quite a. excitement in this usually quiet
little burg Monday evening. The bear,
from some cause, got loose, and succeeded
in badly frightening Mrs. P. Walsh, and,
but for the ~"bravery" of Conductor Nelson,
who happened along at the time and
Gagged Mr.. Bruin, something serious might
have resulted. BEN HUR.
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"Jack Frost"

A character known for ages and one
whose habits, though somewhat depre-
Gated at times, are a regular as that of
our Grandfather's CLOCK. He is said to be
already at his pranks again and causing
much uneasiness that something may be
"nipped" before proper precautions are
taken to keep him at bay. Such expert
ences remind us that soon preparations
will want to be made for trips to warmer
climes, where Jack and Old Sol have had
their bout long since, and the latter left in
full possession of the field.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis railway is
the direct line to Hot Springs, Ark, Col
orado points and all California and south
ern winter resorts. For full information
call on any agent Of that company, or al
dress G. NJ. Pratt, G. P.i& T. A., Mime
apOlis, MINI.
David Grubb, a GRANVILLE, Ill, farmer,
was killed by his step-sen Monday as he