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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-17

hal in the German nold was tho New
Yorker Journal, edited by Foodore
Moison. His wifo was an invalid.
Anxious TO be Of service 10 hor on an oc-
caslou whom she returned from a visit,
be extended hi. baud TO assist her In
alighting from a car. with n shrek and
a olang a bclnted train rushed along the
other track, where poor Nelson was
Standing, and mangled him beyond
recognition.
one Of tho most useful presidents OF tho
Nov York Press Club, and able
editor, known on the sun as
tho "groat American condenser" was
Or. John u. Wood. Wandering In "A
Enthusiastically thoughtless way, Broth
or Wood stepped of the dock aud was
found dead IA tho 10y embrace Of Dc.
conbor wnior
one OF his host friends was Major
Mofso, publisher OF Hon Woods Nows,
who, Tor some reason. selected his own
Office a. the scene Of his taking ol.which
ho accomplished by blowing out his
brains In tho hearing and almost the
slight of his amazed aud awc.stfuck as
sociaies.
For many years Franklin r. Ohcraon
was one OF tho Tfihuno's most trusted
employee, serving Ne city editor aud
managing editor. In his old ago be cut
his throat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-17

I, and Tigris, although now united IN
their course, at nn early period un'
doubleday were entirely separate
rivers. Josephus, and atler him some
OF the early isthsrs, held that Eden
was the entire region between danges
and the Nile, hut Calvin concluded In
favor OF Koruab, not for from the
Persian Cult olhers think OF Ar
mo Ia a. the hrsi residences Of man'
Cutiously enough, the Moham-
meIans who through the lineage Of
IshmAel possibly received early trsdi-
tlons now faded from the memory OF
other ancient racss, but retained In
some form among thom, bold that man
oamo 10 this earth FROM sone heavenly
body, after the fail, and that Paradise,
consequently, 10 not 10 be sought upon
the earth at ali.
Mr.. Adams contents that tho river
which "wont out Of Elem" and after
ward ''par,sd and became f,uf heads"
IL ptosen, In the great baslD--ths shari
Il iwiog through the heart OF this torfl-
tory representing the sorlptural Edenio
stream and the zsmboii, tho Niger,
the Nile aud the Congo the four heads
thereof In the territory .waIofed by
each OF these streams Mr.. Adams
huds the specific characteristic alirib.
utsd 10 II In the book Of Genesis.
There are, further. eth biological and
antiquarian conditions which Mr..
Adams considers 10 be iAvoring the
assumption that In the watershed OF
the Nile aud other great rivers OF
Central Africa was located the cradle
OF the race-at all ovonis, Of that psrl
Of tho race possessed Of CIVILIZATION.
Egypt contains monument, OF the
greatest antiquity. There are owl.
denees In remote corners Of the earth
which strongly indicate that It was
once the center Of civilization and
that a Dispersion OF the race occurred
from tho banks Of the Nile. The won
deriul monuments aud inscriptions
found In the wilderness Of YucatAn
are very suggestive OF ancient Egyp-
tian origin.
How uncertain conclusions based on
such facts arc Is evident, however,
when It IL remembered, that nearly
every other part Of tho earth, the North
Pole Included, has, some time or other,
been considered the first abode OF man.
Donellys contention that the lost Al.
lantis contained the Garden with its
Tree OF Life IL not without elements
Of FEASIBILITY. But It Ia needless TO
consider theories that rely for auppo Il
upon evidences buried beneath the
waves OF inclospd behind impvnetrAble
barriers Of ice. Plongeon has adduced
argument for his belief that America
IL the cradle Of the human race, anu II
10 more than likely that when solencs
IL In position TO speak authoritatively
on this subject, the soundness Of thls
view will DO demonstrated. II we myan.
time assume that man tirst appeared
In America; that an Atlantis existed
between the continents OF the two
htmispheres; that Cain lied TO the east,
alter tho iratrioidc, and that tho race
thus spread 10 Africa and to tho Old
World, many mysteries Of tho remotest
antiquity seem easy 10 solve.
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This linlment Ia different In oempo.
titiOn from any other linimsnt ON tho
market. II Il scientific discovery
which results In II being the most pene.
traunE L,iuiment ever known. There
are numerous white limitations, which
.,,,n,, b, F.c,,,,n ,.,,t.1 h.,.,,l 49,.
q ,nsse anu demand ballard SEoi0
Lninisnt, IL positively cures Rheu.
mAusm, Neuralgia, SprAins, Bruises,
Wounds, Cuts, sclAtic aud InfAmma-
tory rheumatism, Burns, Sealds, Sore
Feet, Contracted Muscles, stu joints,
OLD sgres, Pain In Back, Barb Vine
Cuts, Sore Chest OF rhrost, and Ia
especially beneficial ia Pa "a ysis.
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GARDEN OF EDEN.

Some time ago the NEWS mentioned
tho conclusions OF Professor Augustus
10 Plongeon regarding the origin Of
the human race on this continent. He
bases his Arguments on his truly start.
ling discoveries in Yuoatan, made dur.
ing researches covering twelve years.
The San Francisco Chronicle now
deyotos q column 10 various theories
on the aame subject, all Of which have
found adherents at one time or
another.
Narsham Adam, IL an English
Psychologist who has devoted much
time TO tho mysteries OF the grsa,
pyramid, the Nile and the central
basin Of the African continent. With
regard to the pyramid No accepts the
view Of Piazzl SmyIhe, astronomer
royal Of Scotland, namely, that It is a
Testimony In stone," prophstically
outlining the history Of the world Ia
The end OF time. And as to the central
African basin, he thinks that answer.
admirably TO the region where the
Garien OF the Bible was plated
10 the days Of primitive man.
On the eastern side, no assumos,
was once tue Paradise whence The
progenitors OF the race were driven
out, anu over whlon was placed the
flaming swori "whiol turuei every
way to keep tho way Of the treo o
life, "and to prevent the offenders from
returning AID eating OF Its lIult.
One OF the great difficulties In con
neetion with tho location o. man
primeval abode Is the geographical DIES
cription In the Bible, aud the apparent
'mpOssibllily OF Identifying the rivei
sy'tem with anything known a
present, q difficulty that increases
when Il 10 considered that Euphtate
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CONFERENCE NOTICE

The slxty.,ixih ssmi.snnuAl Con-
ference Of the Church OF Jesus Christ
Of Laiisr.dsy Saints will convene IN
tho Tabernacle. salt Lake City. on FRI
day mornIng. October lih, 1895, al 10
o'clock o. m. A cordial Invitation i'
given to the eiiicsp and members Of
the Church TO be present.
wILroRD Woodbury.,
GEORGE q. CANNON,
JosEru y. SMITH,
Elm. Presidency OF the Church OF Jo'
sus Christ OF Lattsr-day Saints
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81. ions Weekly News OF Sept. IS,
contains a. It's chief news item, m ae-
count Of tho dedication VI tbs Latter
day salnA' meeting house Mt thai
place. This paper alao contains a no
tics that II will keep Its readers posted
as TO tho workings OF tho branches o.
the Church In It, locality and through
ont Kansas,
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sight Heading.

Ihave decided to organize classes for
the study Of 'igrt reading, to oom-
monco on Wednesday evening, bopt.
ith, and would advise members OF
ohoirs, quarlettes, choiuses aud All
who deere % become practical elght
readers 10 onfoll .helT nnmos without
ttlay.
PFice for courss OF ton weeks $500.
Leave names anu Learn lull particu.
lars ut Daynas & UoalteT's MnsicSiore.
i'ROr. GgO. GAnELEss,
Residence, 96i Eas, SECOND South.
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Utah School OF Physical Gull
turo.

Tho Utah School Of Physical Culture
and Elocu,ion, viii reopen for tho
season Of 1890, o, the B3ti'l HAL,
81 State Street, IN "wednesday, Sci
tember .5ih. Junior and senior nor.
NAL oourssu In Elooulion and Physieal
Culture he aided this year. For
further Information address Maud
May Bsbcook, IL State street.
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Are you Bilious, Constipaisu OF
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ache, Bad Taste ia Mouth, Foul
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ludigealion, Hot Dry skin, Pain ~
Back aud brtWeen the 5hCulisTs,t hills
AMI Fever, otc. II you have any oil
these symptoms, your Liver IL out ot
Or eL aud your blood Ia slowly being
IOHJued, because your Liver does not
act properly. HEEnrNH will cure any
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Blwele 10 has no equal Us Liver
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Buy Ell your urugs ami medicines
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whs,A rrsm,asa, insurance mas

says.
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always recommend this syrup to my
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John CrAnstoD, oOs HsmpshIrs
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have ever known. II never disap-
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sclFIELD, Utah, Aug. 2s, $780,
~ nave Ogon troubled WIN itching
piles for a number o. yrsrs aud have
lsten 4 bottles Of Hood's sAuAparllls,
which hss gwen ms great relief, and
the itching hts almost entirely dibAI-
poared, - Vhomas Douglas.
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City Subscriber. viii kindly notify . Z, Dunbar,
feireuatorl, Of AnJ irresulAfiu IN ,hs deifefJ o.
leif papers
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All communication, should b Addressed TO
Drnssr Erv. PusLIsHDs %
reisphons sss
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The Nsvs IL on sale ~ tho principal no,sis, Ness
stand. and on all passenger trains leaving he eV
amer '. m dsily.
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You will save money by trading with
tho old Godbe Pitts Drug Go.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

DAnGAINs ~ RIAL EsTATE. STOCKS
ID bought and sold. Money 10 loan at
reasonable rates. Taylor Bros, No "a, Main
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sutserih.rs changing their place Of Residence
,hould AivaJs give former a. veil a present al
49,
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Tno nrrnrr rvfsfra Ntvs = rub Sol jaw
SUNDAY excepted, 1T corner south aud East Temple
ttfeeia salt lake Ciiy, -
TfaIn Hilton At so p m. Regular Ediiion Al
Ths Drsrnrr srw wrrEtf rrvs IL puhiiihed
on Tuosfay and Friday u each week.
Tho Dx.rnrr wrrELr In magazine form hpno
tshed ever Saturday.
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ANOTHER
RAMBLER
DAY.

Tho Rambler boys made a great show.
Ing In The Ogden races. Tho hrsl event
OF tho day WAS the ten mile road race, In
which McConahoy finished third, taking
third prize aud third time prize. Then
came the track race. Joe lieck taking
second In the novice. Fowler first, Weller
second, and Thatcher third In tho mile
scratch, class Il, all Rambler" you will
note. Ia the half mile clsss 4, May
look second, Cortcz tlilrd. Hall mile,
class II, Thatcher second. Fowler third.
Five mile, class D, Fowler second. In
this race man in "a yellow suit lost bis
head nnd foil. Connibear and Weller being
Immediately behind him, tho result was
spill Tor those parties and tho race loil
TO Evans. Tho i've mile, clast A, wa,
another Rambler event, May taking drst,
Joo Beck second and MoConahoy third.
Fourteen prizes In ono day is glory
enough for any ono.
People may laugh and people may cry,
Ana DOGS may howl II tney please,
Hut HANDLERS win races wherever they no,
Regardless Of how others feel
Moral-Buy u Rambler Ride via.
nor and you'll DO n spinner.
We are the only dealers In tho West
who carry u complete stock OF Sporting
Goods. Como and SEQ u.s. Catalogue free.
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WANTED.

IERsEY null, u MONTHS OLD. II. n.
~ Winter, 81 Cdnauiuton building.
A MAJ 10 ATTEND HORSES AND Do
~ general worN around house. Must be
single and furnish references Address b.
j., tha otilco.
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TAYLOR, RoMNEY, ARMSTRONG
COMPANY.
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u0Oa'a nm elre 10 headaohe.
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SALTAlR TRAINS on Page 8

IL paired or set upf Have competent ne
chanics ~ DO your work second hama goods
taken IN exchange for work. TWO hundred
stoves for sale cheap. 2t west second south.
opposite rostonico.
INVELN ONE 10 KNOW THAT WE AkE
IL buying aud selling more new aud second.
hand goods than any other house In the west
NJ. Weber. v7-2Ol2li stats street,
ITANE YOUR sEssrOUls. SKEAsE
III traps, water closets and yards cleaned
by tho OdurlCHs sanitary Company. All work
thoroughly dniufeeted.
OFFICE q MAIN STREET. TELEPHONE
No ala
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-02-21
Wheat Escaping Taxation.

A. G. Chambers writes the following
crop letter from Chicago grain house:
"The fact that it ls now only twelve
days to the first month of spring and
only nineteen weeks until the new crop
is available has a most depressing in
auence. Should the visible supply
decrease at the rate of 1900 900 bushels
per week up to July l, we would have
then over 5O,OOOOOO bushels which, as We
have previously stated in these letters,
is too large quantity to carry over ex-
cept at very low price. Receipts at
Minneapolis and Duluth show decided
increase. owing mainly to the premium
at the latter place for spot wheat over
May, and also to escape taxation in
North Dakota. The failure Of congress
to take proper action on the financial
situation has caused renewal of dis
trust in that direction. hence prudent
people are making every effort to place
themselves IN strong position, and con-
sequently are leaving all forms of specu.
lation alone. We should not be sur
prised now to see the market 90 to q
lower level than it has yet touched"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-02-21
Decreased Railroad Earnings.


The report OF the railroad commission
ers for North Dakota for the year ending
June 80, 1894, shows total OF 2,516
miles in operation within the state, an
increase of 1927 miles during the year.
All the companies show large decrease
10 gross earnings within the state during
the past year, amounting to nearly Is
per cent of the gross earnings OF 1898,
which we're $7,75l, ,S54, while for 1894 the
total is $6,649, ,268,,a decrease of 81 ,1O5,-
SIS, although larger mileage was IN
operation. There are 3,193 employees in
the state this year, decrease of 796, the
compensation paid being $l,9SO,7l9,
decrease of s6O9,726. Twenty persons
were killed and one hundred and twelve
injured in the state during
the year. The average daily compensa-
ton OF Northern Pacific employees is
s2.O1, Milwaukee S1.95. 500 $l.72, Great
Northern $1.71. On the latter road the
average reduction is 20 cents per day
from last year. It costs the Northern
Pacific $2,59l.8 80 per mile to operate it's
road in this state, the Great Northern
s1,475. 67 and the 500 S570.97. The gross
earnings per mile on the Northern Pacific
we're $3,375.O8, and the Great Northern
were 81, ,6O265 and on the 500 $8ll.41.
The indebtedness outstanding per mile
OF road is for tho Northern Pacific e69,-
$50, Great Northern $27, 1872, 500 $45,374,
Northwestern s40,488, Milwaukee s45,-
281
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-02-21
Bullet Proof Burglar.

TRINIDAD, Colo, Feb. 20.-Thomas
Cook, merchant of Elmore, was forced
to open his safe by a masked man who
got the drop on him. As the burglar
was leaving the store Mr.. Cook shot at
him with Winchester. The bullet
struck the robber on the shoulder and
fell to the floor fattened out showing
that he had some sort of bullet proof
covering for the upper part Of his body.
rrleu naid for Pension.
DEADwooD, S. D., Feb. 20.-The
grand jury returned an Indictment
against John A. Nelson for perjury.
Nelson, it is charged, attempted to pro-
cure pension by appearing in place of
his brother, who died 40 years ago. The
application for a pension has been hang
ing fire for two years and the pension
Office at Washington brought witnesses
from Texas who laid out and buried the
original Andrew Nelson.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-02-21
Food and Clothing.

GRANTsBURG, Wis, Feb. 20.-Senator
G. X. Erwin has arrived with clothing
and provisions for the needy people in
the towns of Rusk and Marshland Mr..
Erwin is sent here by Governor Upham
to superintend the distribution of the
state supplies. Notice has been given
the destitute and they will meet here.
Clothing has been sent up from Milwau-
kee and the state emergency fund used
in purchasing the necessary articles.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-02-21
STRETCHED A BARBED WIRE.
Brooklyn MotorMan Seriously Injured
About the Face.

Brooklyn Notorn'an Seriously Injured
About the Face.
BROOKLYN, Feb. 20.-As the trolley
Car that leaves the Grand street ferry at
11:40 for Maspeth was speeding along
near Malvina it struck barbed wire
that had been stretched across the road
and securely fastened at either end
Motorman Scott Radcliffe was caught
by the wire, the sharp barbs of which
tore his face badly, and almost hurled
him from the car. Fortunately the
wire broke and the car was stopped be-
fore any further damage was done. It
was found, however, that Radcliffe had
been severely injured. He was removed
to the hospital.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-02-21
Silver Senators in Conference.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-The silver
senators were in conference among
themselves more or less during the day
regarding the advisability Of Offering
the Jones unrestricted silver coinage
bill as substitute for the amendment
to the sundry civil appropriation bill
providing for 800, 900, 800 of certificates
of indebtedness, but have not yet de-
cided whether they will pursue this
course or attempt to get up the Jones
bill as an independent measure.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-02-21
KILLED BY TREES.

Father and Son Lose Their Lives in the
Woods.
MONTGOMERY, Minn., Feb. 20.-John
Brabits and his son James We're struck
by falling limb while telling trees.
James was struck on the head and John
in the stomach, the latter dying from
internal injuries. James died about
two hours afterward John was about
so years Of age and leaves a family.
James Was single aged "a years.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-02-21
Killed by Mexican Bandits.

CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. s2O.-G. r.
Morrison, an American residing in De-
troit, Mich, was killed by Mexican ban
dts about 60 miles south of Cordoba,
two days ago. He was on his way to
inspect coffee lands, with a view to in
vesting in them, when the outlaws made
the attack upon him. He was robbed of
q considerable amount of money. -Four
of the bandits have been captured and
will be shot.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-02-21
A Step In the Right Direction.

In speaking OF the bill recently passed
by the legislature offering a bounty Of
81 per 100 pounds for starch manu-.
factured in the state from potatoes
grown in the state, the Minneapolis Tri.
bune says:
This is q measure designed to stimu-
late home manufactures. 1t is along the
right lines. The soil OF North Dakota is
admirably adapted for potato raising, and
to extend potato culture will naturally
curtail to some extent the acreage OF
wheat. The starch bounty is step in
the right direction of diversified indus
try.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-02-21
Seed wheat on Subscription.

The Alert wants q quantity OF good,
clean seed wheat and will be pleased to
exchange for subscription accounts for
the same. Wheat delivered ir James
town will be taken for all subscription
dues, and for the paper in advance. and
65 cents bushel for the grain will be
allowed. Wheat taken at any time.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-02-21
SATISFIED WITH THE SENTENCE.
A New York Murderer Who L. Willing to
BE Executed.

ALBION, N. Y, Feb. 20.-William
Lake, the convicted murderer Of Emma
Hunt, has been taken to Auburn for ex-
ecution. During a conversation with
an Associated Press reporter he said that
much of the evidecne sworn to on the
trial was untrue, but he admitted thas
he killed the girl, and said he could give
no reason for his action, and that they
had not quarrelleG. During his state
ment, he broke down and wept like a
child.
Hughes and Kirby, Lakes attorneys,
called Oh their client and broached the
subject Of appeal.
But said Lake, Il don't want an
appeal. am satisfied with the sentence
and would not have it changed"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-02-21
ROUTINE.

Gov. Allin approved the clerk hire bill
which increases the amount from two to
three thousand dollars per year for his
Office and re-rates the clerk hire OF other
Offices; also the bill making trustees Of
institutions personally liable il they
spend, or contract to spend, more money
than the appropriation allows.
In the discussion OF bill relating to
druggists' permits to sell liquors, Jud
LaMoure said be was opposed to special
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-02-21
Found Dead In His house.

John Swanson, Swede who has been
living in the northeast part OF Bowen
township, Sargent county, for a number
of years, was found dead in bis house
Monday morning by one Of his neigh
bors. Swanson wss along in years and
was living alone, having no family or rela-
tives here a. far ss known. 1t is thought
that he died several days before, as none
Of his neighbors had seen him or been to
his house for more than week.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-02-21
TWO PlUMS CAUGHT.
Langlie Made Bank Examiner
and Editor Winship OIL
Inspector.
Important Report of Minnesota
Senate Committee on
Cost of Railroads..
Transportation Rates Gould
be Cut 20 Per Cent
They State.

BISMARCK, Feb. 19th.-Gov. Allin this
afternoon sent the following nominations
to the legislature, which we're confirmed
in executive session.:
State bank examiner, Fl. A. Langlie,
OF Traill county.
State oil inspector, Geo. B. Wlnship
of Grand Forks.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-02-21

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Waeid's Pair klghsst Awss0.
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DR.. Prices Cream Eakinx Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.