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Dr. Bowman & Co 5
II NATIONAL
DISPENSARY.
Willis Hotel,
South Third ST.. Seattle, Wash,

These eminent Specialists aro wen known
By years OF experience and are recognized a.
the most succesBful and best patrouixod modi-
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Young men auffeginR from the effects Of
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themselves Of our treatment, the greatost boon
ever laid ct the altar OF suffering humanity.
Will guarantee positive care In every case. e
Blood and Skin Diseascs, Syphilis, disease
most horrible IN it, results, cozupietsly eradk
Gated without the uSe of mercury.
Urinary, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, weak
Back, Burning. Urine, Frequency Of Urfnatins.
Urine High Colored. or with milky sediment On
standing, GOn0rrhDa. Gleek Cystftus, etc,
permanently cured. Charges reasonable.
Piles, Fistal, Fissure. Rectal Ulcers, perfectly
CURED without knife, ligAture Of caustfc. No
detention from business Over 1000 cases
cured. Treatment scientific, safe and painleas
and wonderful in its resuitsl
Dr.. Bowman 4 Co are the Oldest and most
reliable specially drm In the Pacific North west.
having been established in the city Of Chicago
in 1867 The Seattle Office ID under the personal
supervision of Dr.. Bowman
Once hours 3 = m. toS p m. Sundayh -
n B.-Persons unable to visit M may b.
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Consultation free.
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4 cLEAN BALANCE SHEET.

n no lees desirable IN the afairs Of cities than
in the buxiness Of tndivfda.ia. While casting
shonf over the great state of Washington Tor q
future home, the thoughtful individual viii
ne yer lose sieht Of city ike Fairhaven, which,
without boom, shows At the end OF the fret
year modern public Improvements cosseng over
(, 0o 00o. without . dollar OF debt, bonded or
otherwsse to struggle under hereafter Fair-
haven begins IN second year with $4,000 G. sh
in the city treasury. 5000 hopeiu, trusting peo-
Me and h Ids, with tight grip. the Pacific
ccosst terminus of the Great Northern railway.
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EAsrERN MARKKrs.


ugW YokK STOCK KxCHANGB.
XokK, Ger. 1.-THE stock market today
he benefit Of the uaexpectedly favor
X statsmsn- Of Saturday. and the fm-
zempes in London sugar re6neries con-
lhe most prominent feature and covering
M went on At rapid rate. with the re-
~ lifting ~ price OF certificates before the
to 5z The beam pegged away It the
o&d LIT and made specially Of Burlingtou
ineJ. HE msrxet closed fairly aetive and
q = an Improvement. The list tonight
largo majority of advances. generally
rAn fFacfions but SUGAR q up SO and sill
sd1caies Ia. while Burlington & Quincy
buer.
lRal-ent bonds. dull and steady to frm.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
YoAk. Oct 27.-Noney on eau. easy at
~ loan, s; prime mercantile peper.
9esling exchange. quiet and steady;
bills sisi; demand. $4.s511z Bar silver.
VISIBLE sCPPLT OF GEAIN.
visible supply of grain Is - follows:
D.5i1000 bushels, an increase OF i,lo7, 900:
5B.oQ0 bushels, o decrease OF loss, 600;
A13 90 busheis. decrease of 100 900. rye,
bushels. an increase OF 2lOoo; barley,
bushels, and increase of 5000
BONDS.
So reg ...-. l2s1<U. s 4i<'s reg. -. .lo4x
g coupon. .l2al u. g ~ 70 coupon le4Z
liz
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hAu.RoAD STOCKS.
MERCHANDISE

HtHtEASDisE
y aiyiy acuve and strong.
u uptions closed frm and down
nu up, sales. IS. 500 bags. including
SA Dt9lS25: November. fi7.759l7. 50:
uess $E.20al5.50: January, ti6. 4Ndl6.55.
Sz.. ga logl6.ia snct Rio. steady; fair
= zts2elxc; No. :. 1ss4als7sc
s-Asw, steady; rumored sale OF 50 900
oenfrifEgals, 20 test. for PhiladeIphia.
~ unned. quiet AMI steady.
= efagnans; Lake. October, fI675
"a -Aettse ana unchanged; domestic, 90
F inner: straits. s2lsa
esun-very duil; spot Pennsylvania
scsroS STOCK EXCHANGE.
< %. Oct 27.-Ciosine stocks:
le-.--....... 3ssk Mex Central fcom). a
VA. .....-- si5z San Diego ........ IL
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
400. oc. z7-wheat - Closed steady:
~ ~ @sl: December. slol5s: May. 81 CO.,
Easy; cash. Sic; December. 5l3sc; May.
sady; cash. 42s4c; December. 4sc;
steady; cash. sios: January. sl2i7s<:
steady: cash. s6s2sl; January. ss.2,l:
3096s2ss.
2nlet q; &C.
Firm At SOC
kT-$ln
u. : sse2lzss75; short clear. s.sc9
= rtts. s5.45aa5o
CHICAGO 1--we STOCK
Oct H.-cattle--Recelpfs. 21,oOo:
= shade lower; steers. ssda is; Texas
-; rangers. s.. 2sds.s5.
oe4pu. $4,000; active and steady;
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TINE TO OLYMPIA.
KAMrLcHIE AND GRAY's HARBoR.
THE PAssENGkR STEAMER MULTNoxAH

Leaves Tacoma from the n. p wharf daily, ex-
ceps Sunday, o, d N. sharp Returning
leaves Ksmiiehis l2:l5 p. m: Olympia, . D. M;
arriving In Tacoma 5 p m, connecting with
steamers Feaching attic - p. m. and which
Leaves Baker n cons dock. foot 81 Uni0u
street, 3 asxle. for Tacoma. 81 . .. %. Sunday.
n A-Tnsa boat must - taken from Tacoma
for Gray's Hafber couutrys being The only
fhsough boat
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fortow fssea excenens accommodations and
All fhe features that constitute . successful and
euoIy ole srip 10 the Kast take the Northern Pa
Gle Through vestibale uzins 70 D. Paul.
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago. connsung Oh
oin,ng travsugroom and sleeping cara New
torrlss sIeepers under the direction Of tie Puli-
msn Palsce Car Company are attached 10 daily
through trsink No better service 70 % iound
a Chiioerr. CITY ticket agent. sls Second ssfesI
bost0n block; r Ionkin. Depot ticket AGENT 80
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The Northern Pacific overland trsin leaving
Seattle ct .. m, ON and aier september lst,
will run solid via Garrison. Butte ana Logan,
Montana Union will make close connections q
Garrison with overland trains leaving seattle y
Clio e. 70. for Butte, Anaconda, Deer Looxe ana
al trains for east bound passengers 70 Moutans
Union posnte.
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OPS CANAL TRANSPORTATION LINE
eseamer, JosEPHINE ana prrr.

Alternate. will leave hatfield Colmsn's dock.
foot of Marion street ct 2 q m daily, except
sunday. for Kingston. Port Gamble, Bangor.
vaup, Hoodsport and Union City, Returning.
leaves Union City 8 Z m Pony train from
Iiiiwaup Falls 70 Lake Cushnan daily.
ON and terINoyember Is, boat. vii cave
Hatneld Colmsnis q ck al 9 q IA instead Of
n. %.
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Dispatch steamen from Seattle q follow.
For Gan FreDcisca via Port Townsend ana
Victoria: Ate p. N. passengers received on
board at p. MI October s. 10 Is 20 rs and
90 and every ave days thereafter.
For Alaska: o Der and 20
From Can Francisco. for Victoria and PUGET
Sound ports: At & m. 0c'ober 2 Z, II, IL,
n md "a and every dve days thereafter
Iicken may BE- obtained at the once Of the
company at Ocean Dock, Seattle.
G0ODALL- PERKINS & co.. General Agents.
San Francisco.
a. HcLKLLAN. superintendent Seattle
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Take the Northern Pacinc railroad. vssti bale
sleeper and dining-sar routs. for al points East
A.CniIberg clsy t,ckes aren't no second stress
boston block; \ 1onktn. ospos ocxss ageat
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Two ssane fronts viii be erected a. Lalfwaup
FaIls on Hoods canal. In the spring The rock
viii he taken from the Liliiwaup quarry, which
ia elass ut hand.
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The rnion Pacific il the only transcontinental
line rsnping free reclining chair cars ana Pail
y, the Fast A. C. Martin. general agent. 50s
sscond street. c. E. Baldwin, agent, city dock
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.. FAST LINR.
At BAKER Co.'S wharves
FOR
rAIHHAvEN, wHATCOM, LA CONNER AND
WAY PORTS
H.w. BAKER 4 CO., AGENTS
See Local Time Cards
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Reservations on any steamsnip Inns IN ue
Atlantic service 70 Europe and England en- pc
secured ~ Northern Pacific once a. Cnlioergs
city ticket aren't rs second street, Boston
hack: =. Tonkln. depot ticket agent seattle.
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SEAT H. 0c<. a. loSo
~ ~ seattle clearing -nouse % day
u Zl4os6 = me oelances WeFe
~ y nrm etS Genus tne nis
noen paia nefe - ~ - = k.own
Ment eepecaeAiy q SOCK no. CON
odois1on g tne sfock q pos. 49, ]
extiya q 20 IONS On tne ehs
~, - had sne eneei q ioNerInR
efs, highest quafataons being ~
VAL g soad eney tC
.a'ss ks1~ :. 80 s....s 80
"a "a: - !. ,ovrion 81 90 crop there had
x ~. s,,d voulss & held until March
- nrices couId IS Obtained Is.
'S|Ss 1'sere S 1 difference 81 opiufou
- end farmers that Il NOT likely
~ -, sr-se ffme The crnn va e.
u |;7SI1 snd oualitv a al the Cost
S1v neterfsi ADVANCE IN rricea il
~ aonhtsus ~ iohbern
y ATTY tone ID the hay and feed
- Tie principal object just now
f666rd today are n higher than
}ctheEs holding clean, hrtxht grain
1o1dirx San Francisco miller. vis-
16nn1 at present, offered one Of the
G II the city 81 per ton for their
- md $3.50 for selection Of choice
m q present pfices
r. zcIoo1Ing II suppay, although the
~ 1R0use IL std beyond the market
ntraD ~ paid By hotel and restaur-
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sxArrIr. VASE, oct. 8. 1890.

SxArrLE. VASE, Oct 8. 1890.
take pleasure in stating that am dis
ciple Of the Histogsnetic System Of Treat
ment. By the use Of these medicines /
have been entirely cured of Z serious case
Of neuralgia Of the stomach and heart. /
had had attacks of it for year or more
which eliminated in very severe attack
from which suffered untold agony and
could get not the slightest relief. Ny hus-
band telegraphsd to DR.. Jordan and ascer-
tanned what medicines to use and immedi-
atty upon receipt of answer. procured the
letters and began giving them to me and
IN two hours after was sleeping like :
child. A friend Who came in to see me
would not be convinced that had not
taken IN opiate. After continuing the
medicines for some time was entirely
cured and have had no recurrence of the
tronble have now come mp from San
Francisco for the purpose of treating with
Dr.. Jordan for another trouble, so much
faith have in his skill as physician.
MRS. w. A. WILSON.
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DIR. JORDAN's once 10 at the Resi-
dencs Of ex-Msyer Yeslsr. Third and
Jamss.
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SE1MT aJE LAKE SHORE EASTERN RAIL-
October IS, 1850
Time of arrival and dep rture Of trains
SEATTLE STATION.
DAILY.
Arlington. Snohomish, North B md, Hnooual-
ME and way stations.
Leave Seat e..........4:S5p D. N. $40 4. m.
Arrive Seattle........-9 90 Z M, Cos p. m
FIVE SUBURBAN TRAILS EACH NAY.
DAILY, ExcEPT SUNDAYS
6nohomish. North Bend, Eaoquslmis and way.
Leave seattle..........~.e00 q M, sos d m.
Arrive Seattle. .....-..4 rs p. m, $40 .. m.
FOUR SUBURBAN TRAINS EACH WAY.
EW. RUFF
Gent. Pass Agent
+. ". DUNN. superintendent
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consultausn and prsscripasus absolutely
yRxR.
. send for me book explaining the Hissogenstie
eystsm.
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RIVER ROUTE
cTKAnER MABEL

cTEANER MABEL
sxoHoxIsH RIVER aourk)
WIN leave Hstield's wharf every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday, 81 m, for Rich
mond, Twelye Mile Point, Edmunds, Six Nile
Point Nuckiltco, Marysville. Lowell and sno-
homish, and returning on following days
T. 4. SWIFT, Manager.
]. A. HATFIELD. Agent
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eTG wEsrERN NATIONAL BANK
or THE CITY on NEW YORK,
10 BROADWAY.

I ~ ~srp <v,.r,, -.
~ Ia S1I1 " NEW 1OkKs
10 BROADWAY.
canatat "a ~.
eeass4 - stass 4 New York, The CITY es New
:. 49, v.,,- -. -
:. ceshf.r AAoA : - r NAN.
-. -, so1 10 3. pIarcrons
csnds $500 &c. ara asoa G. cnsrss
Chauncoy RI. Deuev Preof N " q y q 3 3
ca Louis ritxgerasd Prest Mercantile Tf1se
IL 4 Graham. 10 Maiden Lana HenrT n
Ayde frest Equitable Life Assurance society.
Wiechers Sugar Rsdnins Co. 1oe Wall street ss
Rsfning &C sidney +: Tyler. Prsst Fourth
G. Whitney. ex,secretary Of the Navy. -'''''-
r,ucrr .uurp : .rrrr., go.
sffie-- " - 'AAs ~ -
- -, 49, -. -.
fxansfer monsv - teiesr..h =. -.
~ 1nited nfef.s ~ x-.SeAy 1871 -
dssn~sss ~ rcore~ -. @SS4g9p.. neQV
hr,oks - 1870 S:s.s~. shs.-"sSss
CORRESPONDENCE.
New YolR = s.s 8: !, q s Ell 5fe q
Boston. 6nlIblk Nstionai Bsnk.
Gan rrancisco, the Bank of Cali1oRnaa
nAuxv e4rxr.r
os.PrssiSsn
Bank loe..sd corner Cherry and Front .szssss
D1OPLEs SAVINGS RANK.
i
CArrrAl................... s100 an
with authority 70 increase 70 8. 100000
Occidental block. Front street Yesler avenue
- ''S-
Incorporated December L. 1ssa
oIvIcxRs BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
JAcns fifth v;cs Prssidsns
ARTHUR a. DENNY second vice Presid ieae
JAS b HAYDEN, Manager Cashier and Sec'ty
WM. E BAILEY. JOHN Collins,
OTTO RANKK
its Loans On real estete sec1ritv'
For further information, see prospectus and
evtrsct from hv-saws.
DExTER HORTON : CO. BANKERa-
~-
ANCUAFVAATh DM
Capital. -................s IN IN
1uuIO0J
~ psas;;-s .'-.'''. y; = nr EAD
Acting Nsnsser........N 81. LATIMER
sishs sze @u. and sesssFsphic transfers on
British Columbia
easewnere In Europa
terms 49, - =. S>As - 49, 49,
Bonds, stocks and other valuablss recsived
rrxRcn Anrp \ .rrorA1p.rr
clAL AGkAT OF THE UNITED STATES
GovE1EHENT.
Deals IN foreign ana domestic exeh.nr..
General banking business transactsA.
0Mee, Brown building, aoatheoeS - -
ia ING COUNTY BANK OF SEATTLE-
II ,..--- -.
near second =.
CAPITAL s1on IN
--------
/. 8. Prenident
J. A. eTRATTON Wee Presidenf
" @ CANE Cashier
- 1--es.1 .A011s : sa.-e-.0s:
0Ari1 AL.........'. .'.....-..-..s2oo'o0o
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is,ksrai wedding riass q B.yss'a sos Front
street.
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1xAy2 AnRrvR
yeneouver Monday and townsend nuroda9
Townsend, Monday and lseetfia, Ssids1 ana
THURSDAY midnight Tuesday - =
SEATTLE Tuesday and Tacoma, 1riday and
1x1day~-..-. -,.-.s an Tuesday y An
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ssg1Is ssnzH
TO MONTEsANo AND ALL POINTS on
GRAY,s HARBoR

PUGET SOUND & GRAY's HARBoR B. r
Throush in one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily 1t Kam!lchte ct y m.
with steamer from Seattle
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! eENEnAL sAkKIxe sus1NEss TRANSACTED.

Drafts drawn on ali parts of the world. In
terest paid on savings and time eposits.
H0urs-N e. m. 20 p. NJ, and Saturday even
iDgs from 10 O'Clock
posts may re made in person or by regis
tered letter, money order or express. and dep0sit
books will be returned - requested.
Noarylo ned IN rse esfafe IT re so1able rates
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ny tbT2Gi! OF 1s's4eaTassA GI
EiEli. fnr :frG&N.Htiun.

NY tT7Ei: OF t>%s' s'sleaTas5H or
~ Tin,a for :art:cNpti1n.
To Mary ". Sra:
Y.n are hereby ant;fird THAT the following
d;:srrl,ei pieces or p;icris OF land, situated III
the County ri Steele ami State of North Dakota,
we're sold at lax sil. on the Isl day OF October,
A. D. 1855, fnr the tax If 1881, viz:
Lot Is. Back Is, it, the town "f lt"ps, sold
ror Sl.G6; amount rr4Aii"l I" rai:r'!', with
subsequent taxes pa"l ard interest to datr,
exclusive of tie Cast 10 accrue ul'nn this
notice, is $i.sj3
Also, Lot Ii, Back Is, in the town Of Hope.
sold for 81 Is; amount required to redeem,
with sulse1:!e taxes paid and interest to
date, exclusive Of IL. cost to accrue upon this
notice, is $3.50
The time fer redemption Of tho above will
expire OH the 2lth day of nrre'slher. A. D. 1856;
Witness my hand ant oi!lc.al seal this llsl
day Of October, a. D. 1880.
jsEAL1 l. G.. GOrLERUD,
(,nuntv hul;!ur Steele CO.. N d.
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VECTORY!
THE RFPURg.sCAXS Fleet "A
STRAIGHT COUNTY, TICkET,
WITH ONE EXCEPTION.
Almost all the state Ticket Receives
good Najarity Mt the Hands of
steele County Republicans.

Partial rGturneS have haen received from
nil but one precinct in the county, which give
all the candiatps on the Republican county
ticket majorit;es with the exception OF States
Attorney. Some doubts are had rs to whether
Bartlett is elected or not, but Enger and
Skinner receive good majnritcs over tl,:ir
opponents Below we give the vote rs nearly
corract as possible this week.
Cnncres cressma,l-Johnson, rep, 5l9; Benton,
dem, Is.
ttov.rror-Bu Burke, rep, 2a3; Reach, dem,
As: Muir. ind, 252.
Lieut.. GuverEor-Allin, rep, 400; Gaare'!.
dem, 81.
s"c'y 81 Of s'ats-Fiit'le, rep, 1872; Wilson,
State Auditor Bray, rep, 3oi; D;ckenson.
ind, l64.
Stata Treasrr"r-L E. Becker, rep, 24S;
K. J. Nomland, nd 2i3.
Attorney Grn"ral-C A. ". Spencer, rep,
324; Burk. Cnrl,-lt, ind, 1SS
Supt. Public InstructioE.-Io|n OydeD, rep,
331; Mr.. Eiscnhut,, dem. lin.
Con. Observation-Disclosures, rep, 44s;
Harstah. Gem, -.
Com, Insurancr-C,rsy, rep. 1875.
R.R. Com,n'r's-Harmon. 2S7; SlntteH. 42o;
Walsh, rep, 25j; Turner, 1888; Stevens, dem.,
l5S.
State spnator-Enger, 4l6; Luce. dem, 1855.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 404; Bartiett, t,rrp:,
2sS; Jimeson. 4S; McCu!soeh dem, 22S;
Major, ind. Jas; Thcmw OH. ind. So.
County Auditnr-Gopirrud, rrr., 407; Taylor,
dem. end ind. 1l6.
Trpasurpr-Brunssial". rep, 300; DrakrIy,
iud., 2s4; White. dem, S..
Rrgister-Casspll, rep, 42l; Williams, ind,
As.
Sheriff-Iiun, rep, los; j. N. Patterson,
ind, 1888.
CLERK o' Court.-WinsIow, rep, 395; scim,
DEM. III.
County Julge-King, rep, 2'2: Oxton, ind
1856; Cnltotn, drm.. 333.
States Attorncy-McMahon, rep, 2si; Muir
ray. ind. 3l6
snrveyar-Warrey, rep. S3i; Cn"nor, ind
ll9. ,,o. ,:,
Com. 81 histrirt-srhja jaldahl. rep, l2S; Gil
bertson, ind, Il.
We were not alla to learn thp exact vot
IN Coroner, but Philips received nearly ever;
vote cast.
Late returns from G:iggs cnuny s"ov
that. Bartlett is probably defeated, and tha
McCulnch is elected hy ahnnt 100 plurality.
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NOTICE FOR FERTILIZATION.
~ final i'r30f.
Land OH y at Cargo, II. d.,
OctObrr 3fu, 1S9V

UctODtr IiW, Ih:7I.
Nntce is hereby given that the following
naa4i a"tt": has liln! matte" Of his intent on
to make ii:,al tiv' year prnoT in support Of his
claim, and that sail prnnf will be- ',;ade before
Wm. Il. McCnnn"lI. Judge nr tho District
Court Third Juicial District, or in his
al sencn before W. A. Winslow, Clerk
of said Court, at his olIica il Sh"rhrooke, Steele
Co., n. D., on Monday, December Sth. lS:o,
w; E'!gav +. Morrison. under his H. q: No.
lb. loo, f"glhrS i quarter o7 Section 10, Town
ship il, unrth, Of nga 81 west, iii s!eeie
County, North Dakota. Aud ha ''anles t'ia fol
lowing witnesses to lrnvr his Continuous resi-
dence upon aud cultivation of said land, viz:
John Wrb,ter. John Mullen. William D..
Thompson, william Lci:c!, all OF Clifford,
Trai!l Co., N. y.
WALDO II. POTTER, Register.
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Mr.. R. Stores, who has Nenn sick Of typhoi1
fever for the past month, at the Nelson House,
passed away. ycsirrday morning. Deceased
was young man ahont p years old. sister
who resides in Chicago, has haen sent for and
will be her to morrow to take charge OF his
remains. Til" funeral will lia ,nll from the
NJ. f. church to- morrnw afternoon and will la
conducted hy R.v. Mahaney.
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THE siock If furniture just "ptn'i iy n
gor.i & Larson pxcit4s the comment OF every
one who Sees it. II is snrh a me and cnn-
pletp stock and their prices ara 80 reas"nah'"
that praises Of it ia buinr sung Ivy everyone
They can fit you out In anything IN the furnit-
ure line. Remember that they are agents for
tia celebrated Lyon g. Hpa!y organs, and can
srll ynu oe AS n:,raE rs yen ra' ity fhe''' any
where nor't fail to en ami seq them.
-ClOtliing for m"n. bays aud children.
cheap, at UAMBERG d JACoBSOS'S.
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OTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
IN Final E'r0Gf.
Land Oi.ic. at Fargo, N. D.,
Sp;,tt.in;ier 10Th, 1890.

N7ItflItF'I ITtIT, Io!V.
Notice is hereby given that the following
namrd settler has flied nniica OF his Intention
to make tinal ;ye ;-aT lnnf in support Of his
claim. and that said proof will Il" mada haf"re
WIN. b. Mc(' 'onnrlI. jnlge If til" District Court
Of the Third Judicial District If North Dakota,
or in his absence before W. A. Winslnw, Clerk
of said CnrYt, ut his office at Sl,-rbrookr, Steele
Co, N. D. On Saturday. November 29th, 1850,
VIZ: Jac"h Omt,al. under lis II. +. No 1885
for the Il qna,t"r Of Section 2b, Township
,.4 perth. @: Range 81 west. in Steele County,
Nn til Dakota AE:i iin na,iies the following
wi:npsSrs 70 prove lia cnntinunus residence
n,nn aud cnl' vat on Of said Ian.l, viz: Walter
Hchkirk, Abraham .Tnrgpnson. Grorgr Bnwprs
S. B.,stwica. all nl Ga'rs;'urg, rriili County,
North Dakota.
WALDO NJ POTTER, Register.
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The concert at the Congregational church,
last Saturday evening, was well attended, the
church bei:,g filled 10 its utmost capac ty. The
program was carried through wit but slight
variation, aud every SELECTION was heartily
applaudad EYeryhmiy see i:ed we'll pleased
with the entertainment, ard express them
selves that the participants deserve great cre'l--
it for their zeal in preparing so excellent q
program. The coIcrrt Ec;trh the ladies about
S25 tO
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-N"rsoa l. Lar. II have received and open
oil up ono Of the most ci"Es':t liH"s Of fnrni ne
eyer brought to the city. or for ti:at matter
to tr found in any city. Call and see the rle-
giant line OF Chamber sets, chairs, cuphoaras,
etc. They are not only handsome, hut they
will sell them at prices within the reach OF all
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"A uu,,,b4. Of part es went ever 'n lake
,1pssia this wr-k. for an clti fashioned hunt.
l;pesa are all tie GU. but tier" don't Seem 10 ie
worry ,;,ary ~, Tie 90. Ev'rstn" is a"x'ols 10
,,ut oue f.r li..,er. We .xiertt" s+a the b'ys
r.nu. back iaad~.i dawn with game.
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FRANK MEaDER.

Tile town was turned up side down Friday
nigh. Oct. 81. TIE hoys hy the looks had
lnta Of Tun, but actel "a gentleman, they not
destroying q single thing, hut run all the
wagons, plaws and lngGys, in the ncighhor.
hood into The street. That's the proper way
to observe hOiOvp'rn,
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Mrs. John Tnulisi'l., returleh TUESDAY,
from, Y,siartt, NJ .cl,.. where size went tn taka
Fre:t HarIand's little h, lo his grand parents,
Nrs. rrn,i:snr has u;ui charge Of him ever
-Sn.e Mrs. Eara.et's death. MIR. T"hl's"n
sc.onu!o.si ,ar rs tH as Mni,eaioiis. "'nu.