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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-25

NEW yoEx. April 2A-Ths stock market
today 10 seTer1xh and Irregular, and IN tie faal
eGscu-ae az the days business generally there
were erls snail changes IN either Girerfica.
The restraining aneaenre sas the further en-
ezgezsens af ever 81. sp.oeo gold sor seipmcnt 20
Europe soaarrew.
Government noads-DrIl and easier
Pennsylvania spot closed al SpJsc
KxPuKT o. aoin
Ga.c eala 70 the anoEns Of 81, 90. 90 vas Or
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Palatial Csnsdisn Pscanc steamer Eae
press of India with Round ths Worla
ExcurSionists-
The steamer Premier win leave Saturday
might at midnight Round trip tickets, sanafso
10 Vancouver and return, good nnfia Nay s q
the remarkably low rate OF 81 Don't miss this
chance Ia see the finest vessel efeaf on the rap
cifc ocean Tickets On sale az Cansdaan Paeiao
osirc. Ew. McGUxE&s. Agent
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M sales were $50 hsEx. including Nay a
N..ss9l7-5s; June. SIz.$e- JAY 80 Angnsfs
slssasl6ea spot BIO. steady fair carxcsas
sagn-Rs1. dull and steady: refined. DAN
Mool-sseady- domestic fleece, s&S5sc
Coppe.-No-nlnsl-
Lexd-Neakers domestic, $4lA
Iin-Ea<y. straits. sl2-sa
cEEcAso BoA.D on TRADE
CHICAGO, April s4-whezt il fairly aefiye
and unsettled Opening weaker and 1<9t&0
lower rallied nc from esriy Decline; then re-
broke on suddenly lc- auc1ua;ed some and
closed shout isa15rc lower than yesterdays
close Receipts. s&l.ooo bushels: shipnenf- e.
whesi-Essy. caah. Nay. sL1ls@: July. sl-sssa0
coIn-sseady: cash. znsc: Nay. .usse: July,
osss-sseady. cash SEC: Nay. axe: July.
die
R.rIey-Sc.
Po1k--ssssdy: cash. siazs: Nay. u.T1U
II sas July, 3i2ia
Lard-sissdy: cash. May. E-s2sss: July, G.7l
Rye-Dasi II see
shoGiders-Saanaaes,s short clear, AE060s
short rlns, 6sfshSl
CHICAGO 1--we STOCK
CHICAGO, April el-csssle-Rsceipes. 7ynuo:
SLOW. weak and lower, choice 10 extra steerns
<s9Saa
Hogs-Receipss, is0no: fairly sctivs and hiGh-
err err, ro1gs !, sa "a. common ca ssskn;s $3.50
weights ss1Ala. light. 81 sa951N.
Sheep-Reccipss, 400. axtirc and soendy
% higher: clipped Texan .. 6-os. Ness<xnA -
See, lambs, $a-a
BOSTON STOCK KxcHAxGk
EosroS. April e4-C,oxing stocks:
AteAiscn 4 Topeka ss*s Mexican Cen-, Con- M
Burlington ~ san Diego -
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FINANCIAL
LONDON. Arrl eA-Clozzng consnls: Moneys
SIS. money account. IS iSl6 Bar Gzfvoes
xsd per ounce. Money, es<9s percent
IIyKkrool- April cA-Wheat-ln lair -
nand: yrices 1nchanged
Co.n-pemnnd poor Tor spot and god ~ fuS
lures Spot, Is SD, easy: April. g Sd. eonYS
Nay, . SD. easy: June, g "a. easy
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14ILWAK1.
THE NoATMKRx PACIFIC RAILROAD
- nne . taks % n points Ene -
=. iarvash vsssbasss T1.sss sssu
- - fh- year -
81. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
no cAange d eAfs3
$3.50 g Dining Car unsurpassed, puumnn
aw1ng Hcom sieef<n a. intest
-1OCRIgT ALKEPIN0 CARS
- - can y constructed and u ~Ase4 -
soa0NS g efH o. second -c1a8 ssckesn, and
EIE0AST DAT COACHES
s1s, csa 6a he cnunectsng N. III n.s -
Pullman sieeper reservssipsss rSn - ..ru,.s !,
e0sancs h1ougA azy agent IL the rod
THROUGH TICKETS
To and ann IN pcnss Ia AmsrscA, England ~
Kuro2e can be prrchased q any ticket ozce a fha
raArxs xxAvE sKArrLE ~ FOLLOWS:
Ycs s. Paul aad Chicago Sis 4 N and 800 an.
Porsaazd and The SOUTH Sis Aad ESQ = N ana
OsympiA $50 = m.
Chehais local. 200 ,. IA
sssrs sss s san5s'. 81. s;4s !. m
I.ocn. ana Local. s. SIS and 80 : -; ian.
150O. . 70 and $40 p 10.
fEAIss ARRrvR
Irem g Paul and Chicago HISS . n ana
Porsiand and the south. $40 = m. AIS .,s
Cnehslis and Olympia. II 50 = n
Anacortes express. $40 .. m
T:eoas "a .sesi. So $40 Il 50 n: as, Ans
6sA5 and HAS p "a.
Isnas shoEssaed IS houn sss~ees Seattle ana e.
ThrcneA PuIlmas Palace Heepanx Cam. eser,ns
e. reeo. n ass s..s saaH< ea ns,,1
Fan nformatjon concesnine raseR time of frasns
routes and other oeaaab furniaAsd On appiica.
a D CHARLTON. Asss. Gen. Psss An
A dH al LlE rs cor ws.nsnssoo. P.rt,and. o..
stree, oaympie block. seass'e. wssh-
Agent. Seattle depos. foos q 1hi1d slree1
no san FRANCISCO
And N pssnssh
CALIFORNIA
vlashe NJ shasta roufsse ~
cH SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The eniy route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To al points
EAST AND SOUTH
sx SCENIC lorrE OF rzs rAczYrc coAs1
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEkPERa
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING Cars
Attached 70 express n.,.s. anora,nssupzssr q.
commodaisons for seccnd-c,ass psssenserA
Fer sassa rekess sleeping car reservsssoa..
etc, CAL upon OF address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM, Disf.icf Paoenxse AeenH.
lio South Tenth street. Tacoma wash
-. 3. hsrofxI@<- - 1srats~ss krsdc11 rfeaSIb ma
fAsrenKrr AGENT Portland o..
BANKS.
------.------ = --------
fOhAIEn
A-1 1A-I = -AoAS'H 0oA<OA0Os
sp--< s-...~. 90 :.
& PIP can't suter>~x - = .n,~sh. r,.-ssa>.e~.
4 Par SnSarn~4
-
n 0aner., Rsnktuv Rr,~ines. T.r>,.>~a~a
- -
RAWYTKc unrDn.
~ = N y , n. sa1cfoayA ~ . AO1AA
- - -
I1O AOU6-
r.~vYrc ,re~
wru rwp
MERCHANTS NATIONAL Rank
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ATTLE P0ST.INTEI1LIGE1
SxkAHK1s-
4uEU1DEA RIVER AID PU0Er ooUND
~ s.yis1fs1n ca.saay. ean.sas1as aafassav
IAnxExGK1 srEA1xH BAILxY oArUnr
Z ;. HArcn. MAs1G
NQomonA Taesna - OayH
Ie.ss osy.gs. A..y szs.ps xs.sas... .:eaA
1 1..:.. - s.s::s: 1 lsis 8.
1 zss.. 49, fsssss e..'y 'a.s :sv-. IT,.
Inv Lss.. b. g.. . - =
LArpsxss-s.sue, y.aae-s ~Aa.f: r.cou. a
aE1Ls On BoARn oniy so.s n .aaa r.na
s.s s saes. a 60 ssss-'''sa 80 Ss
pAssknoE1 srxAxER
rIxErwoon
1Ax1IAH......-.....----.. .Aasn0
e. T.ea.. ss.ss:. a.a rus rs..ss.A n
Mo.dor d oeaN essp
&nivs s.ssss d:iy. s1s.1s \
Arrive Tscoma .f7:O =
nxruaxrs&
z zzsss T s:.ss: a.'iy s.se's 1'aav
AR ss..s,s - ss:sse .
s vSs1: Fuss To.ssssl. rsisr s;r ssa us: e
NEAIa OK HoAnn
er
- = 80 :. -
morning and sunday Azfernoon.
TACOMA, OLYMPIA, sHKIrou Am
Way PoRTA
s~a-'A~ '''t''''.' ''s ...
= - -----. -
V1oD 388 4XA611.
=
"
Leaves Hafdeld's wharf Monday. Wednesday snd
Ins.y Io.ninN On zee TOR Mchmond. Ed.
city. Mt vernas, Avon seaT0 s s., Hsaa,,sss
~rIIs PrcrT sonrn YIrr
--
STEAMERS LAKNE AND SIGNAL.
= - 80 .'-'
'a.e '.'''.'..''''-'..........--.- Il -
SEHAIrTTILEE IAxE SHORE = KAsTK1s
NarcA q, lsol.
nAur.
-, .,oso.A A,,,..,o1 I, s :s 4 ss:.s.
Observation-Disclosures. .s:4san e:1onm
cu-., 80 400 nm ,eAo
Ew. RuFF. General Passenssr Aren't
xEw foRx 10 PUGET SOUND. Dua1
svAwyrE rrcYrn- , a Nona h~vaem IN
For particulars and rates Of nei(nt eppiy .
Tacoma, WasA
O.. RALEouk, W1LLIAxSON CO..
- Cotton Exchange HAnovW Square. =. &.
- -
CTEANER ErLTNONAH-
y
rxrrr rvprurp wr,-r~~
NsSAAHs
overhauilns.
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TMPOUNDED STOCK AT ACCTTON-TUES-
i day. May ffth Isl, af 10 a m, in front Of po-
lice headquarters. corner Fourth ard Terrace
streets. win sell ~ public auciion 10 the highest
bidder for cash. TO pay expense OF impounding and
keeping. The following described stock, viz. One
irongrAy pony; about years OF age: weight
about $50. branded on left shoulder Is. E" One
White fses hes.snd ana nrsndes ~ an iess s;r,
One bay mare about 8 years of age: white face;
white hind feet. branded Il N" On iefr hip One
chestnut horse over 8 yeass of age; white spot on
forehead: branded -" right shoniaer. The
owners of the above described animals are 10 me
unknown BOLTON ROGERS,
Gnf-f of Police
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CRY NOTICES.

CRY NOTICES.
COUNTY TREAsuRER's NoTlcE-THE
sreasarsr e ksns esaaty; wasslnsson; VII vi
scsiacl fnnd Of school district No ], bearing date
prior % and ineiadins warrant No 81. .ssaea
March s. lssi No Interest viii be pad on such
warrants asssr this caie- BYRON fHkll's
Seattle. WASH. April -. 1891
4 ssEssxEST ROLL OF JOY STREET
n grade Notice Is hereby ssvsa that the as
sesxa@nt roll fer the gsaiS q icy street. tro the
north Ene OF tie Han traes 70 the south i.I.e 81 fe
hs,h sides thereof has seen nied with The under
signed clerk Of she city os Seattle; and fursher
rnhssc Inspection a, ;ae osice 90 the city clerk ia
the new city han. snss viii remain open AZ tssTse
tsan unfii Ne8aAs May !, lsal al O'Clock - IA,
ans. sAsf ali persons feeling themselves agsrievea
by any SasrA assessment may AFazE 70 the esfs
s sss Nav 81 al. sal s = $50 eesSSs m 4 lie
H. ". MILLER
Clerk a the CITY ef Seattle.
Date of frst publication ApFsl =, A . ISL
DEsrsTRATloN NOTICE l. HERE
II BY eivsn 20 the qualified eiecto<s OF the eisy a
Seattle that ne F.sss's 20. osSs e 40 80 sc SC
hours 81 M aaa y IL iox TIE fassss 81
registration az The eas.ins seeaal cay ssStlsn %
s;sss anti Kraass Aprsl 20. A n. 1897, when they
viii De closed for the parpaes 81 orSsaLsaisos and
- II " MILLER, 1.sy cisrs-
Daled April T. a. u ISL. -
CaIF ar BpSns-sEATIp BIDS Will BE
- received hy tie an1exsssnst c4ss essss srslaef
les The purchase .. so<sl improvement ooss1s IS
<sss4f ~ me city nf Seattle la scsranfe win tae
,,vissssr.s az orsirAnce Ne .eSS cf said rZty Sad
kss ars issued fos ;he pgssoss o. tsS4lsg fo< tic
.s,surasTs7rssx of Broadway frezn NesseE Sysse 10
re fssrrssr street. fs;aezAA teh *eAx eetA4
hssrxnr interest al she rate os per sat. pAsaofe
sfFrI-a1rraslv Both intsrrst azac pfzncEss pay \
HI. Al .pa.A asse of the city fexSurrs ihr ssGl 70
re3ecs as.y and al esss . ressZs cd
q W. FERRIS. Congdroslsr.
Dated April IL isal
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s.saae Feinfs Tomato Kssehrp. made srosa
New Jersey sezatoex Taarpruera1d In e2aliry.
1rocers generally.
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Change OF Time.

Steamship Premse- wili IN future lesvs lar
TscnFaa every Tuesday and FRIDAY usxrufnen
ct s'c3ssck instead u ;. and leare Tacoma tsse
sestsle same days al p IA, commencing yuss-
DAY, April "a
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I,GGAN BROS HAVE JUST OPENED A
Il elegant photographs stneso ~ No lis Mario
street
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Mira Carries knsxes. cd Eaxzera Oregon ~
cures 81 eskaz1a Of 4steea years s.andinx ~
Moors Revealed gerne0y.
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cosanbaz Read lis, q buyers sozaorrow.
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Sight exchange Ard sesegraphic transfers on New
York. Chicago, 81 P2al, san Francisco. Port
land. and various points ia wash
ilgIan orxeon and British
Columbia
Vhtre in Europe.
Collections male - Al points on favorable seEznA
6ondk stocks and other vAinanses received On q
poSis for 4Afe keeping
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BANKS
= y. vHxxxEx PRE-.
SAA1k = srTsow. AssrsxA~r cAsHrrs
SoAx T. csZ1ASoE1, v7cKrrnn
TEE on1MEEcIAL NATIONAL BANK or
= $500 A. 5. MILLER,
Il ". WHEELER
Corner secosd AID xa-1ca streets. se.s.,e. w..A-
TIE elise INVESTMENT coarAxr.
Capital Stock. $500 ooo.
sASDloPEa CENT SECURITIES ron SALE
.EresFnents mace Ii farm ssrsx ser. ,r.rx.
ssss1s1Cs ALL cEszz%zs properly
S-Al-s2acAl ssasSer saa Erszssse2fson
= :. SL-sE F-esoelr H N. HlssYxa Trena
= X : hKsfz Z Tee Pres II r. C11xE ser-essr-
WASHyGTOS LOAN AND TRUST CO
lnc1rporxsedl
MORTGAGE LOAxA
securities approved here Va delay
bsaacA eznce-EesE12n block. Sealsle ScrsanA
cEoRGE FOWLER. NaaaeH
Hnne cNce-WAssa Waasa wasa
% n z.er street Rzss.osa
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Returning, VIII leave Hasfeads dock following
dates:

Freight received das1y q Mission Street PssR
40 l. GETZ BROS CO.
General Agents San Frsncsacn
J A. HATFIELD AxenL Seattle
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Rub sprained / limbs
vi tn Pond g Extract.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-02-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Mails Close,

The agent of the Northern Pacific
ut breckenridge has been on the
sick list for several weeks past, and
the active assistant ut Wahpeton,
Mr.. Raymond Woods, has been look.
ing after his work.
The death of Gen. Sherman sets
soldier boys to telling army stories.
telling of experiences and of hard
ships. All over the land Gen.
Sherman is remembered as Il grand,
good and brave man.
The Flyers Sisters Colored Comedy
company will he at Seely's opera
honse. NFriday evening, March 9th,
one night only.> Admission soc.
gallery SIC, children 25c.. Reserved
seats ut the Magnet without extra
charge.
The subject for discourse at the
NJ. +. church, next Sunday morning
will he. "Some things that must
remain." And in the evening,
"Hesponsihility of Knowing" Ep.
worth League devotional meeting
ut $50 r. m. Subject, "rhe Evil
One Overcome"
The tie social at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Northey, given 10y
the Baptist ladies'. Friday evening
was great success. There were an
abundance of ladies and ties and
each gentleman drew prize. 1t
was Il lottery where there were nc
blanks. The evening was spent in
games and music, instrumental and
vocal. The supper was II good one
and much enjoyed by I'LL present.
And now the American Express
Co., has thrown out Frank Ebel.
1t is said that the superintendent OF
this division "has it in for John
Ebel and that his nephews must
suffer, also" In the first place
John Ebel was the most competent
express agent Wahpeton ever saw
handle the American business. And
| Will was just rs good, and il any.
thing little moie courteous and
attentive--good enough in his sue
cession of John as agent. And
Frank was the best man that ever
delivered packages for the American
here. In the boys efforts to handle
the mail and express they were
occasionally the subjects of criti.
cism, but they made the two deliv
cries us well as any one would have
done them or will do them. The
n. =. Expresses is about as quick as
any and Al. Formaneck will deliver
any goods over his route on time
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nEFAULT has been made in the condition.
II of 4 mortgage containing power of safe
dated June Goth, 1SSS. duly recorded in
the office of the Register of Deeds of Rich.
land county. then Territory of Dakota. now
STATE of North Dakota, July oath. 1858, i'll
book of mortgages, page 40. whereby Peter
klocppel an unmarried man, mOrtgageor,
mortgagcd to The Middlesex Banking Com
pany, mortgagce, the lots three (3) and four
a. of section twenty t2Ol and lot one u and
the northeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter of section twcnty-onc CID, all in
township one hundred and twenty-i 12O
OF range titty-one t51), in said Riclland
county. by which default the power of sale has
become operative and no action or proceeding
at law has been instituted to recover the debt
of, and there is caiinee, to be due on said
mortgage ut the date hereof. S6O4.25, to
which am cunt should be added the taxes on
said property paid by said III ortgagee. am cunt.
ing. with interest provided in said mort.
gage. to $3S.66. making the total amount
claimed to be due ut the date hereof on snid
mortgage S6+2.91. Now notice is hereby
given that by virtue Of said power said
mortgage will he foreclosed and said pre-
misses sold at public auction. by the sheriff
OF said county or his deputy on MARCH alst
1891, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the front door
of the court house i'll Wahpeton. i'll said
county. to pay said debt interest attorneys
fees and disbursements allowed by law.
Dated January 10th, 1891.
THE MlDDI. ESEX BANKING COMPANY fiscal.
BY Robt. n. Jackson, President.
Mortgage.
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RI; l. : y y 4 l..

Mrs. Shippam returned yesterday.
O w. III. II. Pierce has returned
from Chicago.
- Banker Hanson will go up to
IIilsboro the latter part of the week
Consul Boysen Of Grand Forks is
in the city, the guest of Mr.. MuAson.
JRev. j. II. keeley, lectured at
Cooperstown and Sanborn the first
of the week.
(, b. l.. Bogart got back from Bis
marck, Tuesday. But Mr.. Snyder
has not yet shown up.
Father Albrecht was out upon
the streets, one day this week; the
first we believe for many weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Breed have
returned from Tower City, where
they visited Mrs. Breeds parents.
Mrs. II. S. Sowles, who has been
quite feeble for some weeks is much
better now is able to sit up some.
W. p. Adams returned from his
southern trip, Monday. Mrs. Adams
will not be back for some time yet
' W. ID. Clark, nephew of Mrs.
Ferdinand Baker is here visiting.
Mr.. Clark is a railroad man and is
on his way from Idaho to Minneapo-
lis, to visit other relatives.
. W. p. Adams, John Nelson, Rev.
Mr.. Kceley, Z. J. McCnmber, w. T..
Purcell, ID. Il. Rice and perhaps
others. went to Fargo, Tuesday. to
attend the meeting of the college 10.
eating committee, yesterday.
{ Chas. r.. Ness returned from Nor.
way, Monday. Mr.. Ness accom-
panied Mrs. John Nelson, leaving
here just three months since. The
journey there and back was un-
eventful and pleasant. Mrs. Nelson
will not return for some weeks vet.
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universal in character, in lieu of
such lands to which it is entitled by
reason of the decision OF the supreme
court. December %, 1890, in the case
OF the Manitoba Railroad company
against Ransom Phelps, and to
inquire what legislation is necessary
TO protect the settlers on the lands
OF the company, or to remunerate
them for the loss of their homes.
II Fargo Republican.
TIE TIMES so far has not feared
that the Great Northern would
seriously molcst the settlers upon
:heSe lands, but would arrange TO
take other lands. IL would be more
than Il gigantic outrage and robbery
to deprive these hundreds of people
OF their homes and property, Il thing
the company would scarcely desire
to do, and we doubt not the question
will be amicably settled between the
government and the roads, and that
the settler will not be disturbed,
The Great Northern is too much
interested, financially, in the north
west and its development to think
OF robbing settlers of their hard
earned homes, if there is any way to
avoid it, and of course there is.
The corporation ccltainly wants its
own under the law. and this can bc
granted without rohhing any portion
of the community, or destroying
county organization in an effort To
force refundmcnt OF taxes: we
believe this sort or rcfundmcnt
would follow.
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Get your wood sawed by Gull
River Lumber Cos handy and safe
rig. Buy wood and coal of Gull
River Lumber Co. You can plaster
in winter with adamant. NO sand,
lime or hair required.
Holt is getting out the finest pho
tographs ever produced ut Wahpe
ton. IS
Leave your order with j. NJ.
Graham for your spring suit or
OvercOat. lG
II You want something new 90 to
lloit's for the new photographs
they are fine. :5S
Farmers or others having auction
sales will do we'll to see J. NJ. Graham,
city or county alctionecr. -i6
Hess e. Scllaefer have IL splendid
line of suitings for the fall trade.
Call and see them. D,
Get your suit made by Brown
Bros, Minneapolis, j. Nj. Graham,
agent, has Il nice line of samples for
you to select from. lG
Call ut Hess & Schacfer if you
want a nice fall overcoat. The
can suit you in goods and fit. %
Hess & Schaefer have a first class
merchant tailoring establishment,
and can suit you in style, linisl
and fit. 2:
w. c. Holt, the Wahpeton pho.
tograhper, is now making the
famous arristo photograph, so mucl
talked of in the east. 81
Frank Rettig has Il lot of buggies
for sale, cheap. Some second hand
some hand made new, and some
double seated. In fact one may
find just what lie wants in the shape
of Il buggy ut Franks place. Al
Sat bottom prices. 80
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That Land Natter.

A joint resolution was introduced
in the senate and house yesterday
that is Of great Importance to set
tiers in the eastern portion of North
Dakota. This resolution was
presented by Senator Pierce in the
senate and Representative Hans.
brough in the house. 1t provides
that the secretary of the interior be
directed to negotiate with the Great
Northern Railway company, subject
to the approval of congress, with {:
view to securing its consent to make
selections of other public lands moi
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TT s. SOWL.ES,
Office up stairs in Bee Hive Block.

C,,,n,.e Stale of North Dakota, .,
SuMMoNS- County of Richland So
In Justice Court, before I. Mayer, Justice
of the Peace.
" Quick, plaintif,
VS.
John Kuhn, defendant.
The state of North Dakota sends greeting: To
John Kuhn, defendant
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me. at my office in the city Of Wapheton, Ill
said county, on the nineteenth day of March.
u. d. 1891 ut 10 O'Clock Il. M, to answer to
the complaint Of the above named plaintiff.
YOU the sum of one hundred dollars,
With interest at the rate OF Z per cent. per
nnnum from the first day Of September, 1SS9
for medical services rendceed II nd performed for
Won ut your special instance and request be-
tween January /, 1883 and January /, 1890 of the
value and ut the agreed price and for which
service you promised to pay the sum of 500 OO,
pad that said sum has been demanded of you.
and you are hereby notified that il you fail to
appear and answer said complaint as above
REQUIRED, said plaintiff will take judgement
against you in the sum of one hundred
dollars and interest as aforesaid. together with
the costs and disbursements of this action.
Gwen under my hand this stwenty-fourtiilay of
January, II. d. 1891.
Justice of the Peace within and for Richland
county, N. ID.
TO the above named defendant: Please take
notice that the complaint in the above EMIT led
action was filed in the office OF c l. Mayer, ESD.
Justice of the Pence in and for Rlchla nd county,
North Dakota, on tue 24th day of January. 1891.
PURcELL q PURcELL, Plaintltl's Attorneys.
First publication January %, 1879
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The Blarkyille Twins.

The musical comedy of the above
name was presented to we'll
pleased audience ut the opera house
last night by the Flyers Sisters, II
colored troupe taking it's name from
the two leading characters. The
play was perfectly clean from be-
ginning to end, the acting was good
and the singing, OF which the play
consisted in great part, was such as
can only come from negro tbroats.
The plantation scenes and planta-
tion melodies carried many of the
audience back to their childhood
days. The cornet solo by George
Freeman has never been equalled in
Paris except by Levy. Ike McBaird
in his specialties surpasses Billy
kersands or any other negro min
strel. The two sisters i'm "rll
Trovatore Verdi" were lirst-class,
their singing and acting being fault
less. The Georgia Minstrcls. the
Nashville Students, nor amy other
colored troupe has ever given Il per-
iormlnce in Paris equal to that of
last night. Paris. (rrXas) Times.
November G:h. 1870.
At Se"ly's opera house, Wahpcton,
March 9Th, 1891.