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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-11-16

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
ITEMS OF svNDRv SORTS.

WilliamsPort, Pa, has the biggest
suspender mill in the country.
No British sovereign has vetoed q
parliamentary bill during the past 1856
years.
Most Of the rope that is used for eN.
ecutlon is furnished gratis by cor
dage firm in Philadelphia
A small vase Of Sevres ware only
eight inches high was recently sold 10
London for 81, 9o5.
The shortest street in the world Is
Mansion House street in the city of
London. 1t is only a few yards in
length.
Samples Of tea grown and cured at
summerville, S c., have been received
in baltimore which expert tea dealers
have pronounced superior to East India
tea
Some tinsmiths use leaden-headed
nails for roofing purposes The last
strokes flatten the head over the hole
made in the tin, and leaking is thus
prevented.
A Maiden, Mass, man has invented
device for lifting the lid OF "a street
letter box by touching the foot OF a
treadle at the foot OF the post TO which
the box is attached.
The anti-liar letter box is the latest,
which registers the time the letter is
dropped in the box, but men who mail
their wife's letters would scarcely ap.
prove Of H.
The well Of frozen air" Ia near Day
ton, Ga The drill passed through =
five foot stratum Of frozen gravel into
IA series OF cavities from which gusts OF
freezing air come with perfect regu-
larity.
Among some young salmon fry
Matched in ths hatchery on the River
Deveron there were found two fishes
Joined together AZ the back fin, from
which there ia only one body to the
tail. Both heads are perfect.
a man at Macon, Ga, has $40 note
OF the state Of North Carolina. printed
in i77s, On one side is the inscription
Persecution tho Ruin Of Empires, 4"
while ON the other side appear the
words Death TO Counterfeiteta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
GENERAL GOSSIP.

A New Jersey man gives as n cure
for hay fever the smoking Of pine
needles with tobacco.
OF zoo, 600 women working at 100 diff
ferent trades In New York city l27, 900
support their husbands
The New Bedford, Mass, Standard
knows Of down-east family Of eigh-
teen children ''all twins and all liv-
ing"
A London fashionable Journal is au-
thority for the statement that i,oOo,-
GEO bonnets were sold In that city dur
ing one week recently.
steel peas have been used since 1903,
when they were invented by an Eng
Bshman named Wise. For thirteen
centuries before that the quill pen had
been in use.
The number Of church-goers, or
rather Of church members, In the
United States is 10000, oo1. The oatho-
lie denomination heads the list with a
membership Of s,25U,oOO
They manage their criminal business
very carefully in Rome. II has taken
the authorities three years to complete
the arrangements for the trial OF seven
persons for forgery. Meanwhile the
suspects have been in Jail
In recent appropriation of nearly
81, 900, 600 for an Indian tribe, attor
neys, claim agents, otc. got $500. 900
In an appropriation Of $3.50 600 to pay
another tribe attorneys, claim agents
etc, get s67, 900
A resident Of Salisbury, N. C., had
been bald for seventeen years until
about a month ago, when he had the
hair on the sides OF his head cut, Since
that time hair has been growing ON
tho bald portion Of his head, and now
he has good head Of hair
Selectman Daskam Of NorwallS, Ct,
recently received a letter from a friend
who he had long supposed was dead.
Some thirty years ago the friend, who
was in financial straits, asked Mr..
Dasltam 10 lndorse II note for 81, 900
which he did. The note was protested
and MIR. Daskam was compelled 10 pay
the money The letter just received
stated that the sender desired TO repay
the sum, and when Mr.. Daskam's
whereabouts were aseertained he re
ceived a check for the amount with &c
eumulated interest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
FANNlN COUNTY FAIR,
,ToPENEp UNDER A CLouDLEss
SKY AND EVERY


BoNHAN, TEX, Sept 13.-tSpeoial
The fourth annual fair and racei
opened to-day under cloudless sky
All the departments Of tue fair arc fill
ing up rapidly. Many fine herds u
cattle and horses are arriving.
There r. on exhibition colt Eng
lishshire) five and one-hnn months Old
fourteen hands high, weight $50 pound
owned by d. Purdy, Also n Cleveland
Bay colt, thirteen and One-half hands
high, four months old, weight $50.
W. ID, Estes has seven head Of Jersey
Red and Poland China hogs. Their
total weight Is 1900.
Jim Cobb Of Dodd's has q two-ycar-
old Holstein COW that gives eight gal
Ions OF milk per day
Mr.. CObbs fine 2-year-Old HolHteln
bull, weight 1000 pounds, died yester-
day evening from some unknown cause.
V. a. Ewing has on exhibition Il
BOis dare wagon finished In natural
wood This wagon WAS built entire in
Bonham and VIII be on exhibition AZ
Dallas, and from there will go 70 the
Worlds fair It is q beauty
The following Is the score In the gun
club tournament to-day:
First event, fifteen blue roCks-J. w.
Russell 10; r. II, Doron, g; j. Q. Saun-
doris, 9; Il, W. Wordcn II; G. l..
Fcorm. II; S, b, Howard, II; j. 70, Rus
sell, II; O. J.. bradford, ll;C. j. Broad
lOIu Truman, D, John Arlcdge, H.
Second event, FIVE live Pigeons. @.
Saunders 2; j. W. Russell, o; r. II.
Doran, .; II. w. Worden, 4; G. L..
FeOrm, 3; John Arlodgc, 3; S. B. How
ard, o. j. d. Russell, .; g. l.. Bradford,
.; G. j. Broad, A; H. Truman, ..
Third event, Q pair blue rocks,
j. @, Sanders 3 pair, total 10; j. W.
Russell, pair, total %. Il. II. Doran,
pair. total ID; h. w. WOrden, pair,
total %; G. S. Fearn, pair, total lS;
Jno. Arlcdgo, pair. total 20; S. Is.
Howard, pair, total 10; j. b. Russell,
q pair total 20; Q. $. Bradford, pair,
total IL; @. j. Broad, pair, total d; IL.
Truman, pair, Total IA.
n. W. Wordon, first money; @. j,
Broad, second money; j. b, Russell,
third money.
S. b. Howard, BOBBY prize.
A league ball game was played to-
day between B0nham and Danison,
which resulted Ia u score OF 10 2 in
favor OF Bonham.
THE RACES.
The following Is the result OF the
three minute class trotting entries;
Barbors Riddle won, by Cyclone in
hroo straight heats. Time, 2;llt,
2.ISl, BAG.
Special trotting, best three in five
entries, Jura Ca-kott, Judge F., won
by Judge r., Caskott second. Time
Time, 2:lO. 2Asi, 2A5.
Half mile dash won by Black Daisy,
Big John second, Dutch Scott third.
Time 81.
Harry W, belonging to white, Of
Fort Worth, while jogging to-day
hurt himself badly and probably will
not enter the race.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

To said medal will be attached satin
iohon with the fac OF the United States
the best country on top OF Gods
lrceu sarthl and the har OF the Lone Star
state, the best all around state in the said
United Sta es
While take the liberty OF suggesting
the above ba re for your candidates and
he people Of Texas generally / will give
ghecrfully 30 any person Ia or outof Texas
q tree subscription TO the Daily GAZETTE
for enc year who will oder or present u
better design for Texas badge or medal
than the one herein outlined; that Is to
say one more suitable or appropriate for on.
state VIII name our four present candi-
dates Tor governor Of Texas as judges to
decide on the merits Of each design pre-.
scented, decision 70 be made not later than
September ], 1899. Respectfully
JoES HOWARD.
Note--Havinc applied for copyright for
the above design to the officials at Wash
iugton will, Of course protect same from
all trespassers. J. II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
sAwEo-oFF DIALOGUES.


'onnhy NnN ala your mother
WI, ~n'p you ,i ioF' Jln'nyf SInny-Eatin
-, II. '" ~ "no B'o you
10 u'o'or'
she-how am TO know that you
arc not marrying me Tor my money
mr, rorinannet ne esserly--Iry me
"nu nnu out, MISS Vneekle'gn'
m,H''eSs-r oreot lti why told you
70 impress 1t on your mind Mary
Ahhe-lt was on me moind put II,
mum ana me mo'nd went astray wild
ii
why uoht you pick out some
u'ce l'' IA your sot ana marry herP
'uu'Ph' iou Jon Know the
yrs IN our set lhoy DO the picking
out
ohi exclaimed girl Mt lonely
summer resor'' there Is real man at
NY NO. ~ 'Sn T. replied another
- :. su'oN's S'sa'o''eS ana rocks
''v '''~
Frat customer = Glass OF vanilla,
please second customer - Same
O'efW-Eeg pardon but we can not
serve Two persons with one glass Per-
maps You mean similar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

READ OUR WANT COLUMNS To-
DAY. You Will. FIND SOMETHING
TO INTEREST YOU.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

The Texas Girls and tho Chaperons &,
Have Texas Badge.
Eonr MonrH. TEx.. Jnlv 20. Is9l

Contest Editor Gazette.
The undersigned will take pleasure In
presenting 10 each successful candidate for
your Worlds fair trip young ladies aud
chaperonesl a Texas bulge or medal. mao
OF Texas metal Silver il itcau be outancdl
The same TO have Inscribed thereon the
Lone star Of Texas, also q figure represent
ing a farmer oman with hoel and figure
representing o mechanic Onan with Tin
bucket, thereby representing the prln.
cipal Industries Ind interests OF our state,
VIZ, Farming, stock raising and manufaCt-
uring. Said badge viii also have neatly en-
graved on one side the words "Of aud for
Texas. which will be proof positive that
the wearer thereof is a Texan, proud Of his
or her state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1892-08-25

limits, will vote in Burtons precinct, at
A. Burton's house, on the northeast COR
ner Sec. 8, Twp. 139, r. GA. All residents
OF the Third ward ont side of city limits
will vote at the new midway precinct"
at school house on Sec. II, Twp. lao,
r. GA; and all residents living out side
the Fourth ward city limits vote in the
Albion precinct, at the Purchase school
house. The commissioners have also
appointed inspectors OF the election for
all the precincts of which there are now
"a in the county. The proceedings re.
ferred to are to be found in The Alert,
both daily and weekly editions. The
city ward precincts have been quite
large, and for the convenience of the far
mers, the board has greatly reduced the
size of thenl.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1892-08-25
Judge Rose Renominated.

The democratic judicial convention for
the Fifth district, held in this CITY
Thursday afternoon, renomlnated Judge
Rose by unanimous vote. There was
not large attendance, as it was gener-
ally understood that Judge Rose would
have no opposition, and many Of the DEL
egates elected by surrounding counties
remained at home on account of the
busy season. Barnes, Eddy, Wells and
Stutsman counties were represented.
and kilograms we're received from other
counties in the district urging that
Judge Rose be named as his own suc-
cessor.
The convention was called to order at
4 O'Clock, and G. L. McGregor of James
town, was elected chairman. u. O..
Malley of Valley City, was elected secre-
tary. After the usual formaities, the
roll Of counties was called, and all voted
for Judge Rose.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1892-08-25
A New Train Schedule.

Supt. McCabe gives the following in
formation about the new time card on
the Northern Pacific, which goes into
effect Sunday the 2sth, and which will
be an acceptable schedule for this
division. Through passenger trains Nos
2 and 3 are taken off. There will be a
first.class passenger leave jamestown,
east bound, at $40 a. NJ, arriving in
Fargo at $50 a. NJ. and St. Paul at p.
m. A local train, will leave St. Paul at
8 a. M, arrive at Fargo at $50 p. M, and
run west to Jamestown, reaching this
point at 9:45 p. IN. These trains will do
all local work.
The J. & N. traip will leave jamestown
at a. M, arriving at Leeds at 11:30 a. m.
Leaving Leeds at 1905 p. M, it will ar
rive at jamestown at 4:25 p. M, to con-
meet with No. 8 going east. The freight
train on the J. & N. which leaves for the
north at $50 q. m. will make the side trip
to Sy keston, connecting with the passen-
ger train on that line. This service will
be greatly appreciated by the people
along. the J. & N. line, as it gives them
an exclusive passenger train each way
every day except Sunday.
The train gong east which leaves at
4:3O p. m. and the tram that arrives at
11:25 q. m. will remain unchanged, as
we'll as the through trains Nos. and 2.
There will be no change iu the James
River valley trans.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1892-08-25
The Umpire's Opinion.

Editor Alert: Yesterdays Alert
quoted an article from the Hope Pioneer
about the game Of ball at CasseIton, on
the 9th. inst, between the Hope and
jamestown clubs. Said article is at
least open to criticism. The statement
regarding the delay in beginning the
game is false, as also is the statement
that "Hope lost the game by an error
which the umpire should have righted." :"
1t is not customary for umpires to right
''errors" which players make. The
Jamestown club demonstrated the fact
that they are better players than the
Hope team, having ont played them at
every point. And they stand ready to
accept any challenge the Hope team NAV
send. Respectfully,
D. WARD KENNEDY.
jamestown, Aug. "a, 1892.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1892-08-25

stock yards were empty yesterday, aside
from car OF cattle belonging to San
born parties. The rush is not over,
however, by any means, and hundreds OF
car loads Of fat cattle will be shipped to
the Chicago market within the next
six weeks.
North Dakota people are great jokers.
At Horace, a station on the Fargo &
Southwestern branch. where there Is no
depot, and no passenger accommoda-
tions except narrow open platform,
someone took an out. house and placed it
on the platform the other night. The
joker left signs on it reading, Northern
Pacific Depot" Ladies' Waiting Room"
"Gentlemen's Waiting Room" Baggage
Room,' etc. Horace is one of the best
wheat shipping points on the line and
they have been long urging the company
to build them depot. jamestown al
ready has depot exactly like the one
furnished by the citizens of Horace.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1892-08-25
SENATOR CASEY AT HOME.
He Thinks That President
Harrison Will Be Re-
Elected.
The New Opera House to
be First-Class in Every
Respect.
Parliament of Religions
At The Worlds
Fair.

Senator Casey arrived from the cas-
Sunday and is at present at the Glad
stone. He has been spending the las,
two months in recovering his usua
health, which became considerably im
paired from close work in Washington
During this interval he haf
been keeping away from busl-
ness, as much as possible, anG
has visited several of the northern lake
resorts during the hot weather of the
summer. Mr.. Casey is expecting to put
in the most of his time this fall in North
Dakota looking after the extensive farm
ing operations and private business
Mrs. Casey has not yet returned from the
east. I'VE began harvesting last Thurs
day." said Mr.. Casey. ION the Foste,
county farm. The grain was not all ripe
but enough was feady to work the
crews two-thirds time. Monday We
began on full time and will continue un-
til che crop is cut. I think the late,
ripened wheat will be the best, if We
have no touch Of frost. The grain all
looks we'll am informed"
Speaking Of the political outlook from
the national standpoint, Senator Casey
said: II think the conservative elements
of the country are largely in favor OF
Harrison an9 that he will be
reelected. 1t is almost certain that
he can carry New York; the
best posted men seem to think so,
at any rate. understand that the ma
tional committee does not greatly fear
the claims of the democrats about carry.
Ing certain northwestern states for
Cleveland. Tom Carter is promising to
do good work, and several of my per-
sonal friends on the committee
have agreed to specially look
after North Dakota this year. I hear
a number OF the best speakers are to be
sent to the state this fall to combat dem
ocratic doctrines. The Blame states will
be found in line for Harrison" Senator
Casey has not been at home long enough
to post up on the drift Of public opinion
regarding state political matters and
says that for several weeks he did not see
North Dakota paper.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1892-08-25
The Worlds Fair Parliament of
Religions,

Will be one ct the most phenomenal
facts, 1t not the most important one, of
the exposition to be held in Chicago next
year.
1T is proposed to assemble IN an ecu
menicel conference the representatives
Of all the great historic faiths; and you
will be glad to hear that the proposed
parliament of religions has awakened
favorable responses from many of the
religious leaders of mankind Report
OF John H. Barrows, d. D.. chairman of
general committee on religions congress
In 1893.
The members of the general commit
tee are Presbyterians, Protestant Episco.
pal, Independent, Roman Catholic, Con-
gregational, Baptist, Methodist, Jew,
Quaker, Unlversaist, Unitarian, Reform
ed Episcopal, Swedish Lutheran, Nor
wegian Lutheran, German Methodist
and Swedenborgian. The advisory
council is composed of representatives of
religion in England, Scotland, Switzer-
land, France, Germany, India, America.
The women. without whom many
Christian churches would have little life,
are also represented on this great ad-
visory council. And it is desired that
all who are interested IN the cause of
religion under whatever name they may
work, will be willing to help US to show
what their special branch of the Christ
ian church is doing through ite women
workers.
As one step toward this end the
women of the various churches in James
town, are requested to meet IN the
Presbyterian church on Thursday, Sept.
1st, at 23O p. NJ, to listen to the objects
Of the parliament and to decide on the
manner Of cooperation with this matter
Of world wide interest.
Rev. HELEN G. PUTNAM,
Member of Advisory Council.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1892-08-25
Hit by Electrici ty.

R. J. Bigger had marvellous escape
from death Wednesday evening. He was
driving into the city from Albion pre-
cinct where he had been at work, and,
during the storm, was struck by light
ming and thrown completely out Of the
buggy. He was found insensible by
James Lees, who was close behind IN a
wagon. Mr.. Biggar's horse was unhurt
and no damage was done to the vehicle.
After being placed in Lees wagon the
victim Of the electro bolt slowly came tn
consciousness and is all right ex.
cepting stiffness in the left arm. A
few articles IN the buggy were also
knocked out by the stroke. The horse
stopped after the bolt had struck, and
turning partly around, stood quietly by
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1892-08-25
Hopes Challenge.

The Hope Pioneer says that the James
town ball nine Won the game with the
Hope boys at Casselton by an error of
Hopes, which the umpire ought to have
righted. Speaking of the game the Pio-
neer says: 'In the afternoon the game
between jamestown and Hope was to
have been called at o'clock, but was de-
layed on the account of the former team
not being able to raise the necessary
wherewithal to put up-s200 as per
agreement. They at last succeeded in
raising $ll5, and by donation from an
outside party at last raised the sum to
1926. But this was the end Of their
rope, and our boys consented to play for
that sum. It was conceded by two
thirds of the people present at the game
that Hope had the best team, and James
town evidently thought SO also, for the
offer of the managers of the Hope team
to play them on the same grounds the
next day or at any time or place they
might wish for any sum of money from
$3.50 to $500 was politely refused by
them. Our boys do not care for the
money lost, but they are confident that
they can beat jamestown nine times out
Of ten, and if the Jamestown team think
they have the best team why do they not
give our boys n show at them AGAIN?
The challenge for any sum from $3.50
upwards from our boys will hold good
until the season is over. Let them come
to the front and show their nerve"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1892-08-25
Railroad Rumblings.

The new time table makes the J. & n.
folks smile.
Oakes Independent: The Northern
Pacific train makes the distance from
jamestown to Oakes, 6s miles, in the
remarkable time of only 18 hours, 80
minutes and IA seconds. They are al
ways on time except when late.
There has been lull in stock ship.
ments the past two days, and only few
extra stock trans were sent out. The