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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
RUSSIA BEHAVING.
No Truth in the Rumors OF Fresh
Anti.JewiSh EdictS.
Secretary Noble Renders a Decision in
the kingtiSher Contested Town
Site Case.
The Senate Confirms q Number of Nomins'
tions-President Harrison Invite
to Visit st. Louis.
An Emphatic Denial.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The president
to-day transmitted to the house in answer
to the resolution concerning the enforce
ment OF prospective edicts against Jews
in Russia q report from the secretary Of
state upon the subject. In his letter
Secretary Blaine refers TO corre-
spondenee on the same subject
sent to thei house in 1882,
and SAYS that since that date correspond
ence has been had with the government
of Russia in several cases of alleged in
reference by Russian authorities with
the rights of citizens of the United States
protesting. or being supposed to profess,
Jewish faith. He says that the
correspondence shows TINT the
United States government has omitted
no proper occasion OF remonstrauce
against the application of religious test
TO our citizens i'll Russia, or having in
interests in Russia, and against
tbs enforcement of disqualification
founded on such test, which
proceeding is without warrant of
recognition in the treaty stIpulations
between the United States AMI Russia,
and moreover it is Tepuguant to the
fundamental doctrine of freedom of
conscience and equality of religious be-
lief on which organized society almost
universally rests. The secretary further
says that when it was first reported that
powerful government was about
TO take measures resulting in
the repulsion of a vast number of Its
subjects because of their religion, the
department of state Immediately tele-
graphed an inquiry and Mr.. ". Wurtz,
our charge q affairs ad intrem replied
the rumor was without foundation. AS
the reports continued 20 reach this
country however Mr.. Wurtz was di-
rected to make full report. August
he replied that be had the highest au-
thority for maintaining that the Russian
government does not contemplate any
change from tine present lenient enforce
meut of the Jewish edicts of 1882.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
Emperor William at Vienna.

VIENNA. Oct. 1.-The emperor Of
Germany arrived here this morning.
Emperor Francis Joseph, accompanied
by Arch Duke William and Arch Duke
Renter, met them at the station. The
greeting of their majesties was affection
ate. Among those present at the station
was the burgomaster of Ably, who re-
ceived Emperor Williams thanks for
the warmth of his reception. The state
carriage, which was in waiting, was
ordered by their majesties and they were
driven to the Hofburg. Immense crowds
lined the route and the two emperors re-
ceiEed an ovation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02

average. The inquiry since Friday has
decreased. This may possibly have
been due TO 1rmuess of holders, which,
however, manifested itself mainly In
India and China departments, and as q
rule OF the continued fuctuation in the
rates of exchange the smaller foreign aud
home markets are quiet, but there is de-
mand. often the offers are not accepted.
Yarn is generally firm, but the fresh de-
mand is poor. Most exporting houses
are so well supplied with orders that
they do not notice fresh inquiry at any
thing below extreme rates. Home buy
ers are not inclined TO purchase at the
current price. Cloth Is quiet, the bust
ness is mostly in small lots, and prices
are generally steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02

hundred bales have been Withdrawals;
lis, 200 bales are available and about
20, 900 bales held over. The details Of
to-daY's offerings are as follows:
New South Wales, 200 bales-Scoured,
lld@ls sd; secured locks and pieces .,
9Ed@ls 5'9d; greasy. 714d@ls; greasy
locks and pieces, 534d@9lsd.
Queensland-320O bales. Secured, 9 ID
OILS Cd y; secured locks and pieces. 81
@ls Sd; greasy. 54d@I5ed; greasy
locks and pieces, Ada lOd.
South Austrslis-3OOO bales. Secured
ls@ls; secured locks and pieces, 90 ID
els I'd; greasy, 61sd@ls I'D.
Swan River-33 bales. Greasy. 734d.
New Zealand-2500 bales. Secured, 30
a Is Sd; secured locks and pieces, 7Jpd
q Is l0d; greasy, 734@ls; greasy locks
and pieces, 74d@ls iOd.
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal-3S00
bales. Secured, 9d91s 1O1sd; greasy,
424d@SI4d; greasy locks and pieces, cd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
I'm a Critical Condition.
Special to the Gazette.

DENTON, TEX, Oct. Thomas
Willis, the seventeen year-old son of
Capt. NJ. Willis, who lives about four
miles west of here, was thrown from
horse yesterday afternoon, receiv ing
very dangerous Internal injuries. he
was alone when burt and was found In
unconscious condition, from which be
had not fully recovered this morning.
Mr.. Copp, who was shot BY Harry
Bats yesterday morning, is still in
dangerous condition. His leg was am
putsted to-day by physicians from this
city, who express some fears Of bis re-
covery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
Charged With Numbering a Woman.

LEAvENwoRTH, KAN Oct. IA dis
patch from Camden, n. j., gives the
particulars of the arrest at that place of
Charles Benson. Benson Is suspected of
being the murderer OF Mrs. John Nett
man, whose body, cut in four pieces and
otherwise horribly mutilated, was found
in the river last spring. Her murder
was supposed to have been committed
for the purpose of robbery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
MINORITY Repor. In the Raum Case.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The minority
of the special house committee appointed
to investigate the charges against Com
missioner Raum, Messrs. Lewis
aud Goodnight, have united in
the preparation of report setting forth
their opinion of the result of the investi-
cation. AS the majority of the commit
tee intend to pursue the investigation
further at the next congress, their re-
port will not be made until that time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
81. Loui, Invite. the President.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l.-Representative
president to-day and urged the accept
ance of the telegrsphio invitation sent
yesterday by the citizens Of st. Louis
asking the president to visit
the city and witness the yelled prophet
celebration during mis- trip this mouth to
attend the G A. r. reunion in the west.
The president did not definitely answer,
but he will probably accept the invita-
tod and stop ut St. Louis on his way to
Kansas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
Jack the Ripper's" Warning.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The police of White
chapel district have received a warning
from "Jack the Ripper that he is
about to kill another woman. The hand
writing of the woman is Identical with
that of other letters, which it has been
the custom of the murderer to send to
the police prior to q murder and mutila-
ton of some poor creature in White
cha pei.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
London Wool Sales.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-At the wool sales
to-day Is, 500 bales were offered; the Sc
lection was fair. The advance In good
merinos and secured were maintained;
faulty and inferior kinds were weak.
The better kinds of caps snow white
was firm; secured improved in tone and
demand; ths home trade had taken over
one-half to date. Six thousand Eve
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
Expiration of the An.,-soeia,i... Law

BERLIN, Oct. 1.--Several of the work.
ingmen 3 quarters of Berlin were illumi-
mated last night in honor of the expira-
ton of the anti Socialist laws. The
Italian Socialists sent congratulations to
the German brothers as champions of the
proletariat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
Colombian Congress.

WASHINGTON Oct. 1.-The department
of state has received a telegram dated
ssse 2sth instant from our minister at
sBogota, reporting that the Colombian
congress has approved the international
railroad conference without opposition,
and that three commissioners have been
appointed by the president.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
Wheat. ONCE Vacant.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The house
committee on accounts to-day had under
consideration testimony in the case of
the charges against the postmaster of the
house, Wheat. The committee, after
several hours session, passed a resolu-
ton declaring the office of the post
master vacant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
Postmaster Wheat Resigns.

WASHINGTON, Oct. LIN the house
this afternoon Representative Caswell of
Wisconsin submitted letter addressed
to the speaker by James L. Wheat, post
master of the house, rendering his resig-
nation
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
Mol.lsx Goes to Dublin.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-General Lord VOLS
ley, accompanied by his staff, has gone
to Dublin to assume command Of the
troops in Ireland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
Manohe.ter Traa. Review.

MANCHESTER, Eng, Oct. 1.-The
Guardian in its commercial articles say
the market yesterday was quiet, and
business did not reach the Tuesday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02

months, and also q cQnoeS II vaginal Wab-
,sss a as. s sSs.s &: &.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
AIus, Rsma,n Closed

ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct. LIN TIL
case of the Minneapolis and st. Pau
Railway VS.. Railway commission in regu-
Iating sleeping cars, from Hennpia
county, the supreme court decided to-
day that the upper berths of sleeping
cars unsold to occupants must remain
closed In the state of Minnesota.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02

For SIC the Daily GAZETTE viii be sentens
year. and also copy of toe QxixjN tbster's
unabridged disssezse ssses' express
-hargss ass press Office nearest tbs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02

satcheis, Bags. Baskets and Scholars Com
psnions.
beautiful line Of Pictures and Frames just
received.
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week. 4,I, Walter Webb, of Wall,alIa
township, can partially support himself,
hut nee,le uct,si..rn,l aui from the cnun-
~. 9Th. Mrs LaNiart,e, an aged half
breed Woman. 9Th, Mis- Thompson. nf
Nrcl,e tnw,si,ip. family of three child
rem, requires Temporary relief.
II Mct;rlN,
commissioner Dist M 4.
In compliance with resolution passed
at .Jannar, meeting. herewith, submit
my repor, regarding the INDECENT poor
of my district. LIST, q Arnasson, Thing
vaila township, 60 years old, parlially
blind, wife and one child, has been re-
ceiyiny 81 per week t"r temporary relief.
2h,n rork.ll Mngnuss"n, Beaulieu town
ship, about 55 yeats old, wife aud five
small children, 10 means of support, has
been receiving SC per month for tcin,nr-
airy aid. 3r'i, M,s + Mcarity, Brauliru
township, 45 or 80 years old, las been
receiving 81 per month. 4rh. Franklin
Inga,l,ar, t;ariar township, three years
old, (illegi,imate,) parties keeping him
are receiving So per nnntI. 5tIl, llrlga
Jn,is.lolter, IS years old, i,lca.'acitated
and helpless. has been receiving IS per
month. 9th, kr.stin Os,nuns,iotter, 50
years old, has IL son wlo does MT sup
port her. persons keeping her are I. re-
ceive $ PER month; las not received
assistaire heretofore. 7tl,, llelga llOl
Jackson, Akra township, invalid and ill.,
capable Of support, has Il wife and fou,
children, has been receiving Sc per
month. sth, Mrs Samuel Webb, Cava-
lier township, four children, has been
receiving 81 per week. OH, lngal,org
Sigura.iotter, Akra township, woman 50
years old. partially demcn,e'l, has been
kept for 50 per month. 10th, Hans o.
son, Akra township. sick since May 18th,
1889 and unable Of support, recommend
& per month.
JONI JOHNSON,
Commissioner of Dist No ..
In compliance will, resolution passed
ut January meeting, herewith submit
my report ega,ding poor in my district.
In district No. ), none to report. In
district No 3, partly under my charge,
there il one person., by name Of Anthony
Fox, III aged and feeble man, who ] be-
lieye is Il citizen Oh the United States,
and has been for Il great many years.
4 4 n
receives 81 per week for boarding him.
In the case of Mr.. Gill, reported from
Commissioner Of Agriculture II I. lIel.
gason, to-day. Icannot say how the case
is rs do not know full particulars.
ID MAHsELL.
Commissioner Dist No ).
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
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Consumption Cured,

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice, having had placed IN his han liz by
HI East Il,lia missionary tile formula of
simple vegetable remedy fol- the.
speedy and permanent cure ofcOnsuinb
ton, bronchitis. catarrl,, asthma aud all
tl.roat and lung atiectlolls, also a posi-
tive aud radical cure for nervous debili-
I, and nervous complaint, after having
tested it's wonderful curative ls,wer in
thousands Vi cases, l,as felt it his duty 10
make it kmuwn ~ his suffering fellows.
Actuated b, this motivs and desire to
relieve human suffering, I will send
Tree Of charge, to ell who desire it, this
receipt, in German. French and Enk lisl,,
with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing viii,
stamp, naming this paper.
(. A.e,,w W. 4. NOYEs,
li1. Pow crs blk. Rn.l,ester. n. Y.
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CONTINUED fIa.x 2xu PAGE,

the Pe,n''ina County Democrat. without
expense to the county. therefore he it re-
solved, that tlle auditor I've directed to
furnish the atn've Imper with copy of the
prceedinRs.
The following bills were allowed.
Herman schaefer, salary for the
month Of JAM, 1880, to be drawn
from the treasurer's salary fund 100 20
q $ Mcravisl', salary as clerk in
the register of deeds Office. for
Jan. 70 90
o NJ OReilley, salary as clerk in
register of deeds office, for the
month Of JAM, 1890. 60 60
The following bills we're allowed to be
drawn from the county fund:
II McGu,n, to cash advanced for Il
X ticket to J Halraiai, q confirm.
ed invalid, to send him ont Of tho
county ................. ....... :. 81 80
Cl,as Re ipath, salary as clerk in
auditors office. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 40
The following opinion from w. j.
kneesl'aw regarding the question of Il.
cei,se was read.
To the honorable board of county com.
iniaaipners.
GENTLEMAN:
In reply to your request fur q written
opinion as ~ your right to license intox-
icating liquors. will say:
LIST, That tho supreme court Of this
state. having decided that our license
law is still in force and effect. until sucI,
time ss the etate legislature passes tho
necessary legislation to enforce the pro.
hil,ition amendment.
Therefore l give it ~ thy opinion:
LIST. That you have full power and au-
tilority to issue license to sell intoxica-
ting liquors until July LIST, 1880.
End. That you are not obliged. how.
eyer, to issue any license whatever. tina,
question being left to your sound discre-
ton aud judgment. n
3rd. That no license can be issued 70,
a shorter period than six months.
ith.-: That the price to be paid for {
license. cannot be LEES than at tie rate o
$500 per annum.
9Th. That ~ q license cannot be issu
ed for a shorter period tltun six month,
and ~ 1t would bs unlawful to veil ate
the list day Of July next, would sdvis
that in tho event Of your issp ance Of ~.
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Aicm.t"I u, I u,,.l..ltl,
e, .uis'I' NOTES.

C''Ckr NOTES.
Tue al,tuin,n ri tue court iMB tee.
'manri.,t ,iuiiil. IT,. Nrrk. by the tina
m lin State, VS. Grained. F,sCtws-K'ce-
si,aA Ia, toe stale amt St.cn, l'Iatt Ail.'
E,Min tn tire dr infant. TIE jur!
law va lei ii guilty as changed ",
tie ,niicLn n!, assault. Mitti intent t.
Mil. We Nil give the substance If TIL.
te>iiiil.li. mxt week lie extienit
ln:i,ai:y ~, this Charge in ten years in
piisI".
John lt'u,d-a,i. charged Miti, assault
%,iI i"i-mt IT, rain; plead guilty. Tie
'en,aiilier Of the pris,,,lers tlavu been
r-lrasr.t, under Suspension OF sentence,
and at las, account, the police "f W,nn,
l"g had an eye "n them.
Judge T-npl-'on has won the good
ALL AMI compliments Of Hll connected
with the court, Ivy his uniform uri,nnity
patience a,ni .iis,'atcl, OF tusine-s.
The criminal trials ot Morris aud
Fisher ,Mve oversila,lowed the minor
business Oi the court, aild witnesses, lit
giants and lawyers have waited inIn.-
tiently Tor the conclusion. to get at their
own cases. Court adjourned yesterday
nom until next Monday. at 2 y. nI.
Judge Templeton having All engagement
III st. Panl. As there are a few more
jury eases, it will l,e necessary for the
jurynen 10 come tack again.
The principal case yet to be- tried is a
repetition If the Morris case, in a civil
suit for damages Of the prosecuting wit.
ness, Gustav Miller against Frank Nor.
ris. for $4,000 damages. 1t is ret for
Monday, Marcel, 3rti.
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Probate Court.
County of pembiua. III county Court.
III the matter of the estate Of Edward McCaf.
fiery, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that James McCunery
has led with the Judge Of this court. a petition,
praying for lct,err Of administration Of the estate
If Edward Mc('atlery. deceased, and that Satur-
day, the sih day Of March. 1880. 81 10 O'clock
n. NJ. Of said day. being u day Of II regular term
OF this court, io-wit: Of the March term, 1890, at
the county court Office in the city Of Pembina,
county Of pcmbina. N. D.. has been yet for hear
ing said petition, when and where any person
interested may appear and chow cu,isr why said
petition should not be granted.
Dated February sGth, 1890.
r. A. ARMSTRONG.
County court and OK Oficio
". J. KSEEsiiAw. Proba,e Judge.
Attorney for Estate. 3l.33
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Farmers Alliance Meetings.

Mcl,,t,ere VI the Farmers Alliance aud
farmers generally, are cordially invited
to attend uubllc m,retlnxs ut tire follow
ing places: Hamilton, February path
Ray Centre, February 25ti,; Cavalier,
February 26,h; Buffalo Head, Februar,
9th; 81. Thomas. February 2Sth aud
lra,,on, 18Th. Mectinys will be I'D.
drt-s..i by Walter Muir, president Of tl'e
Farmers Alliance, aud will c"u,,,,cllce at
une U'cl,1k y. IA. Tie topics to bs dis
cu-se.i are al Interest to III farmers. Mr.
Muir IL All interesting speaker ,n,t We
t,,ln Il, l.uye g.ani Attendance.
l'ETER CAMERON,
Fl, sl,icm "t County Alliance.
|. Mcl.AUCuLAN,
AiciI,tn III I Uii,II,itlt e.
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l40, Pow cr's DIR. Rochester, n. Z.

e:&A-LlQL0R HABlT-ln all
the n GRID there 10 but one cure,
Dr. H.inrs' Golden Sp~ctdc.
|, can bx Ven n cup Of tea or c.,dec without
the knowledge OF tie perS tax ng II. effect M
a sp edy ami pe manen, cure. Whether the %.
I en- H. a muderat DIR mixer or an slcoh0l wreck.
of dlunkards have been Gu. Cd who
have AIKEN tn Golden Spec tic IN their coffee
W hout the rknIwl. dye ami to-day be-. eve they
quit .ir,nk ng Of he. own tree w.il.. Hohsrm.
full effect r. gu. n from IT, adm ,nstrai0n. Curas
guafanl.eed. Sent for Circular aud full particl.
lars. Address IN confidence; GOLDEN 81 EcI5iC
Co.. 1855 Racs Street, Cine. matt, OF
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COMMUNICATION.

Editors OF the PIONEER ExrRxss:
Will you kindly cuss the low.live in
divitual, who stole the self-registering
tl'errnometer placed at our doDr for tie
of the freezing public,
and charge Ka,ne to the account Of.
Yours Truly.
SHORT Bros,
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NJ. H. MUIR, WHO 10 well and favora.
lily known ~ the people in and around
Pembina, a. a good jewcler. from his
lonx connection with the late w. q.
Feldman's jewelry store. hus opened up
ut the old stand, where he WILDE pleas.
ed to meet his old customers and others.
Harry is first.class watcl, maker, atten.
tive to business. and will undoubtedly
meet with the desired success. Look
out for his announcement next week,
REPRESENTATIVE Stsdel,nan, it 10 un.
ders,ood, hss gone to st. Paul with the
Intention Of making things warm for the
Pioneer Press and it's late Bismarck cor.
respondent, Condo Hamlin, who las
made for himself very unsavory repu-
tation the past few days. A damage suit
sxs,nst the paper. and a suit for criminal
libel are expected to be among the 70.
suits of Mr.. Stadelman's visit to the saint
~ city......Miss Grace wilkins, Of Penn.
hina, niece Of Treasurer BM,ker, return-
I'd home Saturday, after very pleasant
sjuurn here. where she made many
irlr ndr and became quite popular-Bis-
nlarck correspondent to the Fargo Argus.
isRlEFs:-F. A. Wilder, treasurer Of the
Vern"nt I4mn and Trust Company.
wss IL visitor on Tues.isy.........Mr. aud
Mrs. u. A. McCrea aud Cashier Crandell
were the nrsytonians that came down
last week to hear Erwinian el,quence
aud Prattique patl.us........Dr McLact,.
In and J. I. Hri,ien. Of Walhalla, made
us pleasant call yesterday .....Bran-
don Jo',nro" in visiting friends in VIM
nipex this week.........Rey. Mr.. Appleby
has lseen visiting St. Vincent ami Penn
TINA this week. His daughter has been
very sick will, Ia grippe but is recover.
ing......t Cyrus u. Strolg returned from st.
Paul lsst Friday after all absence Of
about u month. He brought with him
large views IF his late fathers property
in that city. an.i flnral tributes from diff.
ferent s,HlctieH, and others at the funeral.
He says q. II. Strong and family form.
erly Of this city, are we'll and that X. J.
il staying home will. his motler......."
Archie Mcdonald left on Friday for Brit.
ish Columbia to Look after his brother
who il ,cInnrted frozen to deatl, in a
SNOW storm Il short time ago. The re-
ports were mesger-appearinR III the
newspapers that one William McD0n-
aid lad frozen to death. 1t is 10 be
hoped that Mr.. Mcdonald may find his
brother all right."......C. A. Holbrook re-
turned home Saturday after few days
counting .....R d. Huskins, clerk Of the
supreme court of the state came over
FROM Bstl,gate Tuesday to shake hands
with the boys and to polish up his
knowledge Of how lower courts are coli.
,iucted.....W. NJ. HolbrUuk was one Of
the number who came down to Pembi.
na partly to hear MIR. Erwin address
tile jury on tho Fischer trial-but WAS
disappointed,
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Piles: Piles: itching r,les.

Moisture, intense itching sad
singing, most al night, worse by scratching. II
allowed to continue tumors form, which otter
bleed and ulcerate. becoming very sore
Swsyne's Ointment stops the itching and bleed
ths tumors. Al druggists, or By mali, Tor Z
cents. D.. swa!ns & Son Phi!a6el
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Wanted.

A female teacher for School District
No. IS S.i,,mDI to commence about April
lst, for balance Of scl,onl year. Address
stating salary, the clerk.
john +. Gill.
81, Thomas. n, d.
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ERWIN er lose. he gets his fee; hut
salary small and some small tame, gets
the state attorney.
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Notice to Creditors,

In the mutter Of the cstate Of William G. Field
man, deceased. .,
All persons having claims sgainet the sud
William c, Feldman, deceased, arc required &c
exhibit the same. with the necessary vouchers
10 The undersigned administrator Of said ettate
nj his piucc OF business In the city Of Pcmbina
in the County OF Pembina, State Of North Dako
In. ind that four month"; have been limited a.
the time tor creditors TO present their elaine
Dated this ibst day Of Feb. 1890.
~ I ESIYsmAw. HENRY G.. FELDMAS,
ci.u Atn,uev AJpiDjrtratof.
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MARSHALL COUNTY
nurseries,.

Northern grown Fruit and For.
est Trees, Shrubbcry, Evergreens,
and ornamental goods. Tree seeds
and timber claim stock Il specially.
Try the
HARDY RUSSIAN WILLOW,
tor wind breaks OH prairie lands.
Address, Marshall County Nurser.
les, Ingalls,. Mimi.