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Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

a. llls. on rlt- plains q that stat.. ansi
Nsyv N'-gl,e'- West IN hf- dn~ was
lns q tls usse rv5drt -slr,rvu all
rarIuft Sporting men a r1ss west. and
is i.-l q Tn r'sl.lnsr si.. story " -hutv
b, biaa 'fas ,6.-
u r7te=s. -hc aiI man mu-rsr,.,i.
--tha- Tn rae auv man Hviu- -ha-
e7sr srss his ifs- la- 6 dnt III. Aud III
l-3 vou irsv FL was. e was aluut
rlirr- rrar-. lsrn and az She buy sport
lzx men q rhss Tvssf 7vrrr. srui lr--trin.-
rl7Vlr-c iiil--is e. FIR a rr1rrli n Is, cow
boys e northwest rsraz au- .ia- %
50 uN - sasr.s slr a lsrsls. gam bling
'ur@ snsu ve zas rV b. Eucr.. snsi
r-rr a.4 serrl..si down we rsr IN vvirh
81 -ls z-i-ulisrs. 1zis3 IL ls.-s .5srs han
taks~ -1 nsll sl-sut Is We zer,. ur-n-
H'rrt aulrua- ra~ u5urigsss ST % men
iu tie c'lru.nrru
Bart ~as Az as-iasV aur ~afrir-s.t,- ,
El- Tn. mlue- 1a.t 1isr nani III and
sVHr-- ..asua 1.r hs7sI-e Iu -iis. a1lvu ,zas
1-ae't l-tl MINER IrIs cane. o. s-~
rieI- iileiL plarsrt a-lus,iniIr Ir1,.is =
ei1s iaT l1it -ss9aFfi airh- { laai s.lu1s-
sh nis Eis- <'fsFi 7rnu Nnw that WIS
pretty lar.cs sJI.u- bu- n -ifsse ais1~s h
. --asu'e cruua-E 80 mngh- ,peciall- =
wheu eTr-v-n ur vns s ai.rh. rTeff. I
ras faeiiu u arerrr ra-s.i spi-i-s,. aud
E.suu . '-r.s--'i G ..sfzvas.rs fr,,ru saIura-
o.. aa-ne r1 ausl a-5ss.,l uns if ( wanted
e. -sz ~ . .-nme II 1slser --sl chem
I .f-'tu,t eE1. Z < .iiL rst tuEo IN.
-l-Hr ami Or S-wilil.s thirrlr< vvsr4 ,-,srsl-
M aref. mfIeir mv own way Them
boys Ias- muueT- amt said they q riar
-tlt h-i went uru5r.. use plars..i ars,s
krRs f-piaEnr G. was arre,-i that
eVerv man vho won a -ams WIS
. o. pa fer -se fr1nSs. n shfl-s- .fax-
svsr- body 'ixaass 'xhi.ltF- za,l q nar-
ur-l-lF ca,s1Ss aauua th.Er We ala got
slr'rniS a~f7rp murnialr WeH- wren I
a-l--.s'i aasl1t lave eur sfsHnn. but
aF arur a'el,sei< next mnruiug iu was
t-l,liGsr uear GA - sla.usaL Then I
A.s5 ny eralL auG ae.rlH o. sl.s. b.
ave a'..i'1e11 ulv pile was d-vvn - sTE. lssl
d-sa5u- We were al .I-1Izlif aufi unairi.g
q lo'i deal ~ as1iss.. ami every uaBg,,
iu -a.s a7g=s si,ss,.f e, .sru t1 come over
ami --,- ua IpaF Ee Wis BolSer Hausi
after hand ssszas reHsrii- AM every sass.
ea-rIs r0u shsE Eau nffg 2 Hnssyv hs-y
s.fus-i rher we're riie1 a nuir ~ ia..t,s
t-l1is n I-lcs css a5 sI4Ha. lr WIS rot
. ting 3aTLghr- ami whsn rut Down q
=, 'Fft { pii.is=si up M i've cards. 1usi
7ghlr d0 Yuu tiIizlk ggere unsi,.- rl,.r,ls
-Four kiuars. Yez. s5r. faur xinas.
wouldn't ( bet thate You can b-.s
wsrItE
There WIS i've of Us in th.. game.
/ ~. anue WIS =. and IL r.lai5 g more 2.
Rake Ir rT1ost Is was my time - zav
anft { scayesi The next TELLER st.lvs,L
ana So eii,l eserv h,1.iv- A teller named
F Green s1i,i iis di,fn-e have u1sIrN sf a
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04
PfTH AND POINT.

Mrs. Watts-'sY0u have u most r--
markaBIy hard face. to tell the truth :
Dismal Dawson---Yes,m. that Is be-
cause il Is 50 drv.--Tndianapolis Jour
nal
THE man VINO sirhs for the happy dag
When barefoot boy ne ran
l. the same Oil boy. who used n ssE;
Il wiSnr suz q man.
Philadelphia Record
-Irate Oil Gentleman to snoring
nebriatei-~D Don't you know. il you
kept your mouth shut you would make
less noise Snoring Inebriate tdrows-
ayi--.->o would you. DE nnrest-
Has BTIsen,s sight been complete
" rcstorv,gf-- The dssctor Thought 50,
until he presented his bill, when he
cuuidn't make Bifkens see that i WIS
worth two hundred aoilaFs. '-Chicagu
fnter-Orean
-rssiiys Opinion--TcslsIT- Nam
ma here's a msdsrfne that they say
viii cure anvthinr. Mamma THAT
should be taluen vish grain of salt.
Ted,iv- Teddy - II should think.
mammn, that il would be better taken
with a lump of sugar. Free
Press.
An honest YoriSsbireman who had
avertesI great peril by an act Of hero-
ism WIS much eompiinrrnted sur his
bravery ones faslv said: q wish
couid have seen yous fear Where
upon be. pointing to ms pesial extTrmi-
ties, said. We'll, there they be mum -
-Tit-Bltz.
II WIS afEaHl that my career in
euugress had failed "a unalss an impress
siun ON my egnstitue1ts.r remarked
The victim Of the landslide But I
fsund cut differently when rut
he-e.- ''fFowqr '.some of my con-
stituents yauldn's spealS to me-
Washiagtau star
This euiancipatcd woman said
Choiiy Cadsins. may 20 'wound in
bioomers, you know, but there's one
vvespest n vhish she eaxn't initiate US
astiGw=Sr whats th1ts~ she eawn't
vol her bloomers up mt the ankles
when IL wains in London. don't yuu
know w ashington star
-~Oh. papa. whs IS that ra-vcd
Ials Ina mE Sun. IS the great
composer ~ grand operas. - And who
y that. tae loolSing gentleman with
ssigii gon.i ciotifess- taFrhat's the man
who wrote She latest popular song.
Never Let Yaur Mother Garry Up the
Coal. London Tit-Bits-
II Aad to face the wind all dar.-
..ssa y a.. 4
iieve NY ears werc bitten By the frylst--
3. .rse you sure II was not .sfous. S- the
teeth Of the galef'' asked tbs. chsersSrK
Idiot; and the new waiter girl sniwiS-
cred 50 that she waS retired 70 hep
original iob of washing dishes.
einHati Tribune
-B1bhy lyvho has been sitting pa
tienEfr for half an hour,-"Mr. Roam-
er, wish you would pop the question
to Bella Bella Robert. You naughty
oov. what Possessed. YOU to make -
preposterous Il remarlSg- Bobby isulgi-
lvl-''Well. any way. ma said. II be
dld. you'd jump at the chance. and !
want To see you jump"
"A man notorious for his near,
.ness.' lately went into n butchers and
fff'T'lired the price Of soup bone. The
proprietor of the shop is i generous
fellow and IN answer to the old man.
question he said- oh. I'll give you
that The customer put his hand sr
hrs ear He Is somewhat hard ef hear
ing amt had missed the others reply.
'-taa't ven take something of that
be asked The butcher took, pity On
him. fr>. he said. .cau il ts~o-
pence And the Old man went hons.
with n comfortable sense of having
made a geod bargaiu.-Tft-gits.
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04
THREE SLIPS

1-g 71fus there D. t-salllnE
@sF rlr scz tas ky
~ 1ue y Nax alfi anr us rsen.
sn,i one b fiT ans BT
IL lrsr idl.e shl 3 as al f1r rGu-
~ maF-s arr gold, ts sails aru lIre.
Nnh -l4a li tic cargo Q brings
snrfll lNys wisa sanllEh- gluwlui-
NlHh-F xhrrs dreams l-lgs stars arr rrrlvxtulr.
Fl-ss llsHI, sseec, or rnrT % 1e Euiag.
aE1r .lrT e-s-r one have wings
m ser,srii shi1 i- Is al f5r ne
H-s.silIIIg ou a misr- sea
Altt aur irruzs -le -Vt1irlr rrrr-
Eha- 1r1u-hr n gin auii l'sgs,ur
W1ulA fnr Stay Eng mr. earesst1E-
y la r-sitstr Orr nv possessing.
~ ir ia- 4nit s1lls tFasr
IT, mss sa.1. -.tlnn sag 11d high
Gpon ne aeat IS 81 amt b.
: CD 81 IL 1r si1if aH1 gently hl1v
~ aol wiftlv hlaten 1itler
Nlru she -fr-s. 7NaeE rnttll ~ Wttt her
saline. iDaHlszr alzaer raiHAer--
rH lar 1fr- mas not s1nE
-larr-ef f 8Iu'l.rls. 10 - Nicholas.
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

Queen Victrrfa s decisfe,iI : prompt in
The esslectinn ss her insorne from h.r
soVernlwnz II Is said her salary and
'st-'ere-zs are al Paat u , "a alvanee,
tnsi tor are all the anRGitisss that are
'<ranEsG 20 the Prinee az Males and ths
other members Of me rural amily, aad
-outrs. the bankers. are the only Der.
sens who know how the royal aes.ouns-
stand The rssirty-six sllsusand pcnns1s
Te1r allowed tor ssae children OF shs
prince Of Wales rsmalns at the same
amount as is was h.efEsr-s. the death a
NJ duke % Cl1=eres. and this alcue-
'Es-- ecrtl1ls u Dc paisi ~ ~ mon. s.
sfsss seg ma!ssg's ss-a-ze-
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04
BET HIS LIFE AND LOST.

no L4En Vest
mr. a
JsTu n n.
v,s b~e+a-
En.srvn In -h,.
sa-J- F,4 .F
revts..sfnE E~-t
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

DoLEx Fgsavsos Is the name Of an
old coiorcd lady who resides near Car
r1fltou. Md She was born In Buchan-
an county. Va. August Q. III, and Is
therefore IN tho one hnndred and eigh-
teenth year OF her age
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04
Beware of ofnsmrars for Cxrzr-h rnae
Contain Mercury,

Contain Mercury
as Mercury will surely destroy the sense II
smell and completely dsrange the whule
system when entering ie through the mu.
cons surfaces. Such ar-<iss should never
se asett except on prescriptions from rep.
ufahie physicians. asrhe d.-maEn tfevwiu 10
Is ten fold tn the gnod yoa can possibly do
rive from them Hair- Cafa<rh Cure nsr,.
ufst;tret by 2 J. Cheney & Co. T0iesto. O..
contains no mercury and Is taken inter.
naily, act;ng directly upon the blood and
mncuus surfaces Of the system In buying
H1iis Caslrrf Cure be syTr- vou get the xpn.
line- II y taken inrerualiy. and made in
T,le,io. Ohio, by ?. J. Cheney & Co. Test
n guials free.
E-Sold 1y Druggists. prize &C. per botsse.
Hail's Family Pills. = cents.
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

"TAnrx sorF" has followed the
spread ct the real game. A board b
marked out with sin holes and hazards
Of varying nature. and the moves to
wari the putting green's are decided
by pack Of cards played according -
eertzin rules which accompany the
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

PzzsrDESr FAuEz Of France takes a
good deal of pride n the dinner he
gfves at the Elysee- he has one OF the
best chefs In Paris. and his wine cellar
h rcI stoclrcd with rare vintages. He
Is not gourmet himself. but ne takes
great pleasure in hearing cpicurcs
praise the dishes that reach his table.
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

Barher-You 0nght % know the MAJ,
he lives dawn he street.
s1lstAlA f.-sinouth-face,i man.
Earber ieaafenpeaoESIys-Ss. ke
hages aisESeitt. {. Puck.
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

Miss T1std's isst meeting ztsh Ahra,
ham Lincoln VAS onee hazneruu-sIv dc
serlned nE her He met me- at a
parrT- she said and at last came
17Fiz'EartlT forward and said. Ms.
'fostrf- want 70 dance with YOU rhs
worst way. And. with sxiaISIe IN
hsr eve she adi4S- And he zareIy
I'D lansing was rot Ms pa-ricfrI.1,
f1rts--.Saliouai Tribune.
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

.'kEyD hearts are moro than curuues.r
But somehow with the bellies.
In choosing mates for LIE. 1t =
The cnrunes that tells
-Wasiffrrscu St.r
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04
Hoods
SarsaparilIa

E-Hua ~ sae rE1se bv purtsgins- az,l en-
W. z 1le lllaE dvnr - 2 f-sgt -tuEe
guz aEs wnir1 arn ,isnlaufteI f- ~
ur E1 e Ee nerv1, - sstell
I'm ra-l r ui-rn wss dnra ssIsEsresf
f- ne-v uss. ---ss tiaT -ieT have
-.1 . - s..l7.al ,ll-.-l.l laii l,srvl lasaess
aa. - rszr-t. rhs r=is i'-s1llsa E1qds >
sllz 1s-.-.isl - .-a1 slas.ir cloud
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

aDoz'r pull ysr gun n this here con-. :
said tlss Judge. you've got - r-srs.-t =.
dignity what ron SEE Eyini ruruT Iooss -
an Z you Kill a man whiIe courts Iu se.ssse
I'll tne y1ufer contemptr Conss.-
sntiou.
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

The woman who Is ppsud If her bacx hair
does not require uuch urging N play some
thing on the pinno.-B0stan Transcript.
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04
Ask AIsi.

Ask Aid.
II y0u are troubled with malaria. cnnstfpa-
ton biilousness, kidney trouble or dvspeFs-
STA. Of Eostettsr'z Stomach Bit:ers, and il
VII ~ speedily forthcoming. Nervousness.
lnss II appetibe and <frep, and n loss of Wig
9r, are also reTadied By This restorative
Phrstciars OF emsneura fndor~c it. vaIrl-
ahls confirmation Of the vcrriirt of the ueo-
Pie anu lie press. Ta.ze it regularly.
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

s.TF could only she excIainest, sszr. !,
through N : head Shc TszesI II ne -
hat pin and Wondered how abe vas going IA
fzsten her new street bonnet N pla.,n--fl,.
truif Tribuns-
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

ssVxuT en- ezrth il Mrs Robertson study
ing Ilr''i she iutends hereafter % secure
der own divorces - BROOKLYN Lie.
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

haud- bus ne thought he'G keep our
c7EPnHF-
How many .lE-lis d yoyr WANT said
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-14
Takes Executions.

EDITOR Press: With your permission, through
tho PRESS, take tho liberty Of pointing out to
President Worst and to tho Dickinson public,
before whom Mr.. Worst recently lccturcd, what
take to bo two fundamental errors advanced
in the lecture.
Tho lecture as a whole, greatly enjoyed. But
L was pained at tho advancement by tho speaker
OF tho following errors, viz:
With respect to seltishness. ! cannot quote
tho words Of tho lecturer; but tho substance Of
his remarks on this point was to tho effect that
elcmcnt of all animal lifo oman included), it
(scltisllness) is not essentially evil-that, to
certain extent, it is n good thing.
Now to this proposition offer most strenuous
objection. Selislncss is evil nnder any and all
circumstances.
1T may bo that the lecturer is not aware Of tho
distinction between scltishncss and self-lOve.
l. me , one is, or may 5e, commendablc. Tho other
Is always reprchensible.
refer tho iccturerer and tho public to Webster's
Dictionary, articles seltishness and self-lOve.
Tho other fundamental error to which OBJ
icct is tho statepont that tho child is tho prop
tho state has greater right over tho child than
h1yc oven tho parents Of tho child:
Now i'll tho period Of Roman history when
every energy of tho Roman was put forth to
maintain the supremacy of tho state, twas truo
that tho state claimed certain proprietary in
tercst in cacI! subject. The subject was the oh
for tho sake of his servicableness to tho state.
That spirit proved to bo tho prolific source Of
many evils prominent amongst which was tho
horrible prevalent practice of infanticide, the
exposure Of dolioato children whose weakness
rendered it possible that they would grow up
into weak maturity and be Of no practical uso
to tho State or any ono else.
That was tho utilitarian theory of people
void of sentiment.
Now, il rightly understand tho matter, tho
fundamental principle of our government is as
far e. removed as tho antipodos from such an idca.
Tho purpose OF our government is to secure to
each subject tho enjoyment of life. liberty and
and the pursuit Of happiness and this it does.
derived by the. state from tho individual. but
from q benevolent regard for tho rights Of tho
individual as such.
In fact this is ono of the momcntous Objects
produced by tho transforming influence of
christianity over tho world, viz tho change from
tho conception of man rs belonging to the state,
which was Roman, to tho conception of the state
as existing for tho good of tho individual, which
latter is American.
l would suggest then, that in place of saying
that tho child is in any sense tho property of tho
state, the lecturer sot forth the idea of tho child
rs tho ward of tho state. between these two
conceptions there is an almost infinite difference.
Respectfully.
a. E. EVISON.
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-14
Two Lives S0Yed.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas. of Junction
City, ILL.,, was told by her doctors she
had Consumption and that there was
no hope for her, but two bottles of
Dr.. Kings New Discovery completely
cured her and she says it saved her
life. Mr.. Thos. Eggers, l39 Florida
street, San Francisco, suffered from
a dreadful cold, approaching Con-
sumption, tried without result every.
thing else then bought one bottle of
DR.. Kings New Discovery and in two
weeks was cured: He is naturally
thankful. 1t is such results, of which
these arc samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy of this medicine
in Coughs and Colds. Free trial bot.
ties at Drenkel & Davis drug store.
Regular size SOC. and ST. LOO.
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-14
STATE NEWS.

Bronte Burgster, q former employe
of the Missouri division Of the N. P.,5
is clerking at the Gladstone in James.
town.
Liberty is the name of anew town.
ship organized in Pembina county.
Edmunds, s. D., has its Liberty town.
ship, organized in 1886.
Raising milk weed or silk weed as
it is often called, for rubber has been
found quite profitable.
Mandan registered 27s pupils the
first week of the school year.
DR.. Goeschel was arrested in Man.
dan by brother physician on charge
of threat to kill.
Hillsboro starch factory pays
eighteen cents per bushel for un.
sorted potatoes.
The Grafton papers say their city
has tin horns enough for a new band.
Suppltant prayers will be offered in
all Catholic churches September 20
for the restoration of the pope's tenn.
poral power.
The sixth annual convention of the
w. G. T. U. of North Dakota began
yesterday at Hillsboro, continuing
through Monday.
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-14
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with local applications, as they can.
not reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is blood or constitutional dis.
ease, and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Halls Ca.
tarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Gatarrh Cure is not
a quack medicine. 1t was prescribed
by one of }the best physicians in
this country for years, an d
is regular pres tt o II.
1t is composed of the best tonics
known, combined with the best blood
purifiers, acting directly on the mu'
cous surfaces. The perfect combina,
tion of the two ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results In
curing Catarrh. Send for tcstimoni.
ais free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-14
Old People.

Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy in electric Bit
ters. This medicine does not stimu.
late and contains no whisky nor other
intoxicant, but acts as a tonic and al.
terative. 1t acts mildly on the stom.
acl and bowels, adding strength and
giving tone to the organs, thereby
aiding nature in the performance Of
the functions. Electric Bitters is an
excellent appetizer and aidsldigestion.
Old people find it just exactly what
they need. Price fifty cents per bot.
tie at Drenkel s. Davis Drug Store.
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-14

Married, Tuesday, Sept. 10, at the
residence of Mr.. Wells Taft, South
Heart, Rudolph Finger to Miss Mat.
tie NJ. Wilson, both of South Heart.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
A. E. Evison, in the presence of the
immediate relatives and friends Of
the groom and bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Finger will, for the present, reside in
the house in which they were mar.
ried. The PRESS extends congratula.
tiOns.
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-14

DR.. May Of Fargo will lecture in
Dickinson on the evening of Sept.
q for the benefit of the school libra
ry. His subject will be "With Il
Knapsack through the Alps and Up
the Matterhorn." He is one of the
few mountain climbers who have sue
ceeded IN reaching the summit of
this most difficult of all Alpine peaks.
Tickets will be sold by the school
children,
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-14
WEAVING Lambs.

R1cHARDToN, N. D., Sept. IL, '95.
Ed. Press: Not that I pretend to be
one of the "knowing ones" referred
to In last weeks PRESS by Mr.. Under.
hill in his inquiries regarding sheep.
but having had some experience
particularly as to weaving lambs
think l might throw some light on
that point ut least.
wish to remark that there is !,
great difference IN lambs that requires
different treatment. Previous to two
years ago my lambs ran with the
sheep, and received the same care
and feed. Two years ago took the
lambs away from the ewes in the fall,
and gave them extra care, and grain
feed. with good results with the
coarse wooled sheep--Shrop grades
but not so satisfactory with the Me.
rinos; they. being more delicate, did
not appear to thrive rs we'll. 1 think
they suffered from the lack of warmth
from the herd. Last winter let the
lambs run with the ewes again, but
kept picking out the weddings, put.
ting them in warm stable, on good
hay and grain feed. This winter 1
shall follow the same plan, except 1
shall take more lambs and earlier, as
I have better quarters and supply
of fodder and oats for them. If the
ewes are in poor condition, would ad.
wise taking the lambs away early, say
by the middle Of October, giving them
all the good feed and grain they will
eat--oats or wheat-commencing
moderately until they get accustomed
to it. would like to hear from 9th.
ers particularly as to breeding for
both wool and mutton, Oh which may
have something to say hereafter.
WIN. s. YEAKEL.
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-14
Fair Items.

The fair will he held in Klinefelt-
er's opera house on Thursday and
Friday, October 10 and II, both af-
ternoon and evening.
Individual season tickets admitting
the person to whom they are issued
to the fair at any and all times will
he sold for fifty cents. Admission
for single afternoon or evening will
be twenty five cents, children fifteen.
Exhibits will be entered free
note the change-but each person ex-
hibiting will be expected to pur.
chase a fair ticket.
Meals will be served at the fair for
twenty-five cents each.
Several merchants have signifed
their intention of making special ex-
hibits.
Do not forget to save grain to ex.
hibit at the fair.
Keep your best vegetables for the
fair.
Letevery part of tho county be
fully represented at the fair.
Glasses already arranged for the
coming fair:
Vegetables
Grains
Butter
Cheese
Preserves, canned fruits and jellies
Fancy baking
Potted plants
Cut flowers
Art
Specimens coal, agates, petrified
wood, etc.
Fancy work.
Others may be added later.
Following are the committees:
General DeGraff, Rob.
crts, Cunningham. Dosskey and Ay.
erS.
Art-Mrs. Kate Robinson, Miss
Arvllla White, Mrs. S. p. Gotta.
Dairy and Cheese-Mrs. G. II.
klinefelter. Mrs. NJ. Lenneville, Mrs.
A. B. Robinson.
Fancy Work-Mrs. L. A. Simpson,
Miss Carrie Messersmith, Miss Ger
ry.
Culinary department-Mrs. Geo.
Aud. Mrs. NJ. Lindsey, Mrs. E. r.
Messersmith, Mrs. Groth:
Plants and Flowers-Mrs. j. A.
McGregor, Mrs. T. H. Brien, Mrs. E.
G. Paddock, Mrs. E. F. Kinney.
Natural Specimens-Mrs. H. A.
Davis, Mrs. F. A. Hickman, Miss
Mamie White.
Vegetables and Grains-E. E.
Cook, NJ. L. Ayers, w. C. Taylor, NJ.
Lenneville, E. f. Messersmith.
The fair premium list is long one
and cannot be given this week 40
promised.
A very good Jewel Base Burpeu1st ol
sale cheap, also large Of
desk, 81. S.24. A. J.
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Bucklcn's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hauds,
chilblains, corns, and ali skin erup.
tions, and positively cures piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or pay re.
funded. Price 25 cents box. For
sale by Drenkle s Davis. druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-14
sxept BY Cyclone

Appreciation to the pinnacle Of popularity, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters has acquired . com.
mandlng position, which has occasionally made
it a bright and shining mark for knaves. who
seek to foist upon the community spurious com.
pounds in the guiee akin to that Of the real art-
Gle. These are mostly local bitters or tonics Of
great impurity, and, Of course, devoid Of mcdici-
nal efficacy. Beware Of them and get the genu-
inc Bittcrs, real remedy for malaria. rheuma-
tism, kidney trouble, dyspepsia, nervousness,
constipation and billiousness Physicians Of
cmincnce everywhere commend the great invigo.
rant, both for its remedial properties and its pu-
rity. A wineglass thrice day will soon bring
vigor aud regularity to q disordcrcd and cnfec.
bled eyetem
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-14

w. C. Rawson, who has been book.
keeper at Currie & Crowls for the
past two years. has accepted a better
position with Mr.. Hollacker, who sue.
ceeds the Coleman Co. in the general
merchandise business at Glendive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawson have many
friends in Dickinson who will regret
their removal. Mr.. Rawson goes to
his new place on the 23rd.
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6-8tf.
Notice..

We will have for sale at Dickinson,
N. D., two weeks from now Five Hum
dred head of yearling and two.year.
old steers; also a lot of cows and
calves, some heifers, and few fine
bred Hereford Bulls. This stock
comes from Washington state, is lot
of fine selected stock and shows very
good breeding. We wish to call the
attention of those desiring to purchase
and invite them to call and see us as
this is a lot of very fine cattle.
8.3l ARNETT & ZIMMERMAN.