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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-03

casions except when full dress is de
manded. In this connection it may be
well to state that jewelry is more in evil
dence than before in many years.
A striking feature of many of the new
bodices is the net or lace with which
they are covered. Lace, by the bye, is
playing an important part Oh evening
gowns and dinner dresses. A charming
evening gown of pink satin seen had a
band of narrow pearl embroidery cross
ing the shoulders and trimming the
skirt. Bands of guipure lace appeared
on the front of the decollete bodice cut
III an especially becoming shape and
finished at each corner with a large bow
of deep red velvet. A pleasing gown for
the street had the hem of the skirt tuck
ed, the sleeves and vest set into kits
and the soft silk over bodice outlined
with colored embroidery traced with
sequins The hat worn with this gown
was trimmed with ostrich feathers.
Now that every woman rides wheel,
tailors are busy devising more attractive
bicycling dresses. New Workers as g
rule wear skirts over the knickerbock-
ers. These cycling skirts are as difficult
to cut and properly fit as is the skirt to
z riding habit, but they can be made
not only comfortable, but natty in APP
pearance. The very latest skirt is made
with a loose front that can be buttoned
on either side when walking, but which
is left open when on the wheel.
ALICE VARNUM.
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Fashion Hints.

The snug turban and English walk
ing hat are favorite headgear now
Tailors are turning out attractive
costumes for women who ride the wheel.
Embossed cloth is a novelty in winter
fabrics.
Fancy velvets, velours and velveteens
are prominent among autumn and win
ter dress goods.
Capes are as fashionable as ever and
are longer and fuller than last season.
Plain satin duchess is a fashionable
evening fabric and is out in all the new
colors.
Lace anu chiffon fichus continue to be
worn.
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AUTUMN MILLINERY.
LATEST STYLES IN BONNETS AND
THEIR TRIMMINGS.

hight Felts Are Very Popular, and Small
Foxes Are Among Favorite Shapes-Ca-
/ Flowers, Feathers, Jets and SpanSles.
Light felts-light not only in color
but in weight-are prominent among
the autumn bonnets. Pale gray. golden
brown, heliotrope and all the dark
shades are shown in shapes that incline
to small pokes. These bonnets fit the
head with the comfort of capote, but
b ave the slightly faring brim that per-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-03
FROM MANY SOURCES.

"You say that horse isn't afraid of any
thing. Can my wife drive him?'' 81 don't
know, sir. I've never seen your wife -
Life.
Lefty Leftover (coyly)-I have only seen
20 summers Sallie Slydig-Is that so?
Why dent you consult an oculist?-Cin-
cinrati Enquirer.
Jones asked his wife, sWhy is a hus-
band like dcugh?' He expected she would
give it up and was going TO tell her it was
because Il woman needs him." but she
said it was because he was hard to get off
her hands. Town and Country Journal.
Studying d woman, " remarked corn
fed philosopher to bumptious young
man, lis much like looking into q mirror.
You seem to be looking into the inmost
depths of her mind when you really see
only your own reflections. Indianapolis
Journal
~ hardly know what to make of the
new minister, . said the king of Mbwpka to
his forty-second wife. AS usual, woman's
aptitude for estimating man at his true
value came to the front Suppose you
make stew of him, - she suggested, and it
was done.-Pearson's Weekly.
Mrs. Bloozin-Havo you been to any of
the fall openings, my Gear? Mrs. Buzbuz
Not exactly. but 1 tumbled into a coal
hole tho other Roxbury Gazette
"Nervo?" said the man from Newport.
"Nerve? Why that fel!cr would go into a
livery stable and ask them to let him leave
his bicycle with them. ''-Cincinnati En-
quirer.
An old member of the London Stock Ex-
change says, ''Thc only time u man of ex-
pericnce takes his wife into his confidence
is to tell her he is not making any money. J"
Household Words.
Mrs. Sweet-Do you find it economical
to do your own cooking? Mrs. BurneIn-
Oh, yes. My husband doesn't cat half rs
much as when we had a cook.-Yonkers
Statesman
The class in natural history being asked
the difference between dog and tree,
tho head boy answered, "A tree is covered
with bark, while a dog seems to be lined
with it. Sunny Hours.
When Sawney died, his widows face
cleaned through her tears as she remarked !:
There's one satisfaction in the thought
that poor Jim has gone where he won't
have to get up in the morning to make a
fire That's something he never could
abide. boston Transcript.
Harie-Why does ME- lie still continue to
look under tho bed ry night? Adele
She is one OF the kim. that never gives up
hope.-Toledo Blade
elias Clara taken to wearing bicycle
boomers yet, Jennie:'' "No, not yet.
don't believe she will either. Do you,
Nance" mo. Those savdust leggings
they sell are SO unreliable. New York
Recorder
''I'd like to sell you a good wheel-only
been used amonth, 1895 model, pneumatic
tires NO use to try. I've got a
pneumatic pocketbook. " - indianapolis
Journal.
Superintendent of Insane Asylum
What's that woman bowling about? At
tendant-She doesn't like her straitjacket.
"Does she want it taken off?'' Eyes. She
wants one with pulled sleeves. Tit Bits.
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"You ask me to marry you, George?"
she said slowly. do you know that I
am rich?''
eyes,
SIN my own right?'
Eyes
"And that you will have to come to me
for money!"
eyes"
Given for cab fare9''
eyes,
"And that you may have to walk in
pleasant weather.
Yes"
"And you are willing to marry me and
take the chances?"
yes
'Then am yours, George, and hope
you may be happy. ''-Household Words.
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coNcElTs IN Tableware.

Novelties introduced In silverwaro-Pleas-
Ing Combinations of Glass and Silver.
Tho cid theory that wood alone was
suitable for serving salads is fast dying
out. The latest things i'll salad forks and
spoons are of silver, with handles of
tinted ivory.
Butter spreadcrs are gaining in pop
ulArity and can be had for $14 per doz-
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JOY OVER GEN. MILES.
Arizona PsopIe are Greatly Rajoicsd Owe
His Promotion.

Arizona PsOpIe are Greatly Rajoicsd Over
His Promotion.
PHOENIX, Ariz. Oct3.-There is great
rejoicing in Phoenix over the prom otion
of General Miles The militia fired Il
salute and the people generally are Civ
ing vent to their appreciation of his sue
cess.
General Miles endeared himself to the
pioneers of Arizona by his splendid cam
paign against Geronimo aud his Apache
raiders, eliminating in the reneg AIDES
capture and his Punishment to Florida.
The people of Arizona presented the
general with magnificent sword as a
token Of appreciation. Governor Hughes
and his staff joined in the public demon
stration over General Miles promotion.
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WILL FIGHT GREENHALGE
Some Massachusetts Republicans Will OPP
pose His Nomination.

pose His Nomination.
Boston, Oct "a large number of
Republicans from various parts of the
state. delegates to the coming state con-
vention, met in this city yesterday to con-
slider the situation, and after careful de-
liberation it WAS voted unanimously to
oppose the nomination of Governor
Greenhalge.
This action, it is said, was based upon
the fact that the governor has made him
self unpopular by some of his executive
acts, and it is believed that some other
man would receive more general and
hearty support.
1t is said these anti-Greenhalge men
will open headquarters at the American
house Friday, and all delegates to the
state convention who, for any reason, are
opposed to the denomination of the pres
eat governor have been requested to
visit the rooms.
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Funerai Notice.

The funeral of our late comrade T. Fl.
Whitmer. will be held at his late resi-
dence, 1909 West Sixth avenue on Satur-
day at o'clock D. IN. Members of Lin
coin post No. l, G. A R., will assemble at
3 o'clock D. m, 10 attend the funeral
All members of the Grand Army of tho
Republic and all ex-union soldiers are
cordially invited to unite with US.
HENRY LAPTAD,
Post Commander
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HEARD AND OVERHEARD.

Facts and Fencies Jotted Down in the
Daily Note Book.
Rumors of another broken engage
meut are pervading society circles. This
between an out of town young man and a
Topeka girl.
Another resident of Topeka it is said
will go on the stage; and this time it is
not because 0 f stage struck youthful
fancy.
a Topeka young man says the pretti-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-03
W. W. DEN1soN, Adjutant.


The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded Price
% cents per box. For sale by ]. <.
Jonas SOL Eansas ave
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Nehraska Rnnk Gathered an.

OMAHA. Oct. ga special to the Bee
from Hemingford, Neb, says: The
State Bank of Hemingford was taken
charge of by the state bank examiner
today. No report of the institutions cor
dition is made, but the cashier asserts
that the bank will reopen soon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-03
Beggs' German Salve.
Beggs' German SalYe.

The greatest pile ointment in the
world. 1t cures where all others fail.
A positive guarantee with every box.
Call for sample box. Sold by all drug
pists.
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Boston, Oct. 3.-Daniel Dorchester
Jr.. for twelve years professor of litera-
ture in the college of liberal arts of Bos-
ton university. has resigned, having &C
cepted call to become pastor of Christ
ID. {. church at Pittsburg, Pa.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-03

We wish tp correct a mistake made in
regard to Y. w. c. A. gymnasium course.
The term will cover twenty lessons in
stead of nine months.
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HOW to Clean Russet Shoes.

Use only first class prepared dressings
never the common ones. A banana
peel, however, is as good as anything,
and should be used about like polish
ing cloth. 1t improves the leather great
y.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-03

The Knights and Ladies of Security
will give social and dance tonight a
their hall, APO Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-03

Five large teams to haul coal.
SOUTHWESTERN FUEL. Co.
Third and Adams. 634 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-03

Five large teams to haul coal -
SOUTHW EsTERN FUEL Co,
Third and Adams. 634 Kansas ave
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NEW RAILROAD TO BUILD.
It VIII Run From Denver to Hastings,
Neb.. and IseEin at Once.

Neb., and IseGin at Once.
DENNER. Oct al W. Hanna, who is
now in New York city, telegraphs that
he has positive information that com
pany in that city will build railroad
from Denver to Hastings, Nebraska, at
once. Bids for construction have been
asked for.
The officers OF the company are c. S.
Brice. president; Robert B. L Lee vice
president and manager; A. 8. Conger,
secretary; W. A. Read, treasurer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-03

s82 calls up the Peerless.
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"You say that horse isn't afraid of any
thing. Can my wife drive him?' Il don't
know, sir. I've never seen your wife. -
life
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-10

Important Land Sale.
Jhe following described real estate will b,
SH 81 Pablo suction for CASH on tse ish d.,
Rostonics. IN Bathgate. fembina Ceuoly, state o.
North Dakota. This sale will be sbeoluiel,
made, without reservation by the undersi4ned
senng % trustee and agent for ell parties Inter
The west one-half Of the south west ons-qusr.
ter " hf Of sw qr) section twenty.six (26) Town
SRe aaGd .ed n nnd ss my
vest one.quaster INV qr. OF NV qr) section
thlfiy.nve (35) town one hundred and sixty
. ssrss, qss range nftytwo, b west four mile,
II: soutss.st one.qusrter 90 qr) section
th.ee: (i6S) range n9y.four 90 known as Ray
Geld farm, three and one.hsIf miles northeast ii
The northwest one.qusrter INV qr) section
M fS.I,tsen. ~ town one hundred and sixty.two
arm, i've miles west Of Bathgste.
The southeast one.quartsr. (ae qr) section
l6s) range hny.two. (s2) four miles northe ast Of
sasS .nSTn g g Lsnssche farm.
olse ~ section three, ~ town one hundred
Toilette. known a. Campbell farm.
Of 9rl and east one. half Of east one half e III
Of hf) OF northwest one. quarter, INV ar) sec
ton eight lel town one hundred and Exty:thrss
bins. known a. Race Course farm.
twenty.eight. (2B) and lot. one and two Il and q
section twenty:nfne, COP town one hundrsd and
FINN city ct Psmbina. known ~ Vaughn farm.
inv qf) and northwest one. quarter Of north
east one.quartef, (nw Or Of No qr) section ten
li0l and southes.t ono Quarer ofeouthwest one
- bundled and aity.nins, isa) rssss IL Ave-
l661 two miles northwest Of Crystal, known .,
Cofbin farm.
THEo L. sCHuRNElER.
Trustee
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hlortgage sale.


nEFAULT has been made In the condition,
Dof mortgage containing power OF sale
dated November l6th, 1850, duly recorded In ihi
onice Of the Register Of Deeds Of Pembins oounts
North Dakota, November 18th 1859. IN hook &
Of mortgages, page 1aa. whereby William Shsp
hard, mortgsgor, mOrtgased 70 tho Niddlesez
BsnkinE Company, mortgakee, the southwest
tsS,Enship one bundled and sixty, ileoJ Of rang
default tho power Of sale has become operative
md NO action or proceeding at law hes been In.
clituted to recover the debt remaining secured
thereby, Or any part thereof, and there 70 claim.
ed g bs due on said mortgage at the date here.
Of: slx hundred dollars and sixty csnts $3.50. oo
Now notice !. hereby given, that By vifias o!
said power said mortgage Will be iofecloesd and
aid prsmises sold flpublic suction. By III
sheriff Of said eosnty Of his deputy. Saturday,
June 18th. 1895. at TN O'Clock 4. 4. at the front
door Of the court house in Pembina, In eeid
county. to pay ssid debt. interest, attorneys
fees and ois6ureements allowed by law.
Dated April 00th, 1895.
The NIDpLIsrx BANKING CoMAxY,
II. c. Gu Dsnr Il Co, By ROBr. N Jackson, Pres
Attorneys. 81. Paul, MINI. NertSs9ee
l<HALl 12.iS
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/ 0Go4o. . ,
i Louis Morin's new hall has about
all the outside work done, will have
the interior finished next week,
On Saturdav'night a caucus wascsll,
ed to put 10 nomination officers III
the ensuing year. It needed, not, q
very intelligent man tosee which WAY
the wind blew. The fight was on the
|clerkship and marshal.
II this weather continues we shall
harvest 10 July as IN 1881; grass 10. a.
forward as 1t usually is 10 June and
the grain is as forward as the grass.
Nothing could look brighter ut the
present time for the farmer.
On Friday the Hamilton school
board came over to inspect our school
house. They were very pleased with
It, they also took In the Gretna school
and claim the sanitary arrangements
over there arc superior to anything
they have seen. but our school house
takes the cake
Since building our new school house
IL has seemed to have put now life In.
to the people, . better class OF houses
arc building all the time, and the
gardens are MI hid out 10 Q good city
stylc with their lawns, etc. There
haze been hundreds Of trees planted
thla year, which will give the town .
pretty effect In The future.
Oh Monday the hottest fight for
years took place IN the election Of
both town clerk and marshal. There
was . strong ticket elected. II. L.
Holmes, J. e. Lee aud F. Briden %
trustees. W. J. Briden, treasurer; @.
Murphy, clerk and justice; G. Jackson.
marshal; A. J. McFadden, sssespor.
We have not had an assessor for
years, using the Township assess.
mentA This 10 Q little extra.
The sale Of horses here . short time
slnce WAS rather . serious affair fos
they were Ill moro or less affected
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8uaysd.

0traysd.
Strayed to my place Monday last.
Nav 9Th, . red COW with white spot on
nank and white belly. Owner please
come, pay expenses and take same
away. p. G. CHowDER,
Macarthur Station.
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Young Peoples' Union,

Young Peoples Union.
The Annual Convention Of the
Young Peoples Union Of Presbytery
of Pembina will be held In Park River
on the 18th and 18th If June. All
Young People Societies are cordially
invited to be represented by one or
more delegates. A program will be
sent each society.
By order Of committee.
4244 WI. McCABE,
LIZ. ln'r'"Hi'f President.
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feaehsss Examinassoo,

Nay examination Of teachers At
Hamiltoa on Friday Nay 10Th com.
meucing ats O'Clock A. u. Candidates
will please sotiee time and place aud
b ready for work promptly on time.
G.. =. JACKSON, +
4SS Co. Supt.
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Pastusing.

ssp. y Pasturing.
lam prepared to take in q limited
number Of stock for pasturlng during
the summer. Good water
,l2A John Nc Caffrey
Carlisle.
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l have received instructions from
l.. e. Booker to sell all his Furniture
Dishes, Crockery, Lamps. etc, ut pri
vate sale. Said goods are now being ar
range for sale in the Shaw s. Charl.
ton store room and will be ready fol
inspection Monday morning April LIST,
at o'clock. This will be rare op.
portunity to purchase good household
goods cheap. Don't miss it.
tt W. SHORT.
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Dental Not,ce

DR.. Rose, dentist, will be
Qll1yv> lin Pembina from the 1st
to the 18th, Warren on the 18th to
the 10th; Argyle ON the 2lst to the
end; Steven on the 23rd to the oath;
Hallcck on the 18th TO the 3lst.
This Will be followed up until further
hnfice.
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Tenders.

Tenders.
Scaled tenders will be received up
till noon May 18th 1895 for the build.
ing Of u schooehouse In district No 4,
Plans and specifications can be seen
at Leroy p. o. or write clerk for mar.
ticulars. THOMAS LANG.
42.33 Clerk.
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hssding.

fae1dinG.
The undersigned will start y herd,
three miles southwest Of Toilette, as
soon - grass comes good. Horses and
cattle taken in good care, at reason.
able peices.N II. A. MURPHY,
'N4ls = toilette.
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CHARLEs jackson and hid partner
have plantedoyef 100 shade trees for
cltIzsns the last cen days. s,,.i
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Fu,s Dr,,i:'

Fne Drill:
We have noticed . sort of apathy OF
stirred feeling" that exists among the
Pemblna Fire Department, and We
have been somewhat u los TO account
for II. and wondered how it could be
overcome. being ut Cavalier On Non.
day our reporter saw . are-drill which
he would recommend to our city faith.
crs, to introduce toour '.laddlcs' even
though It does cost something for 40.
other hose cart.
The how OF IL WAS something after
this fashion. It WAS the Close or 40
exciting, municipal election, and. BY
the way Cavalier elections arealwsys
exciting. The votes had been counted
and the ylct0rs celebrated with . big
bonfire on the public street. Then .
happy thought struck somebody and
IL was decided that IL WAS . good time
for IRE practice. Now the fire depart
ment Of Cavalier has two hose-csrts,
one Of which 10 manned By some heavy
Specimens Of the Teut0nic race, while
the other two-wheels goes flying along
under the motive power OF buys whose
foFefsthers mostly came from "Bfuce
county"or Cork, OF both. Well, there
was race for the bonfire. one Of the
carts got there Arst Of course; then
the other fellows acctdently p0inteff
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with o complication OF diseases which
eshe bors'wlth y true christian spirit
until death relieved her Of all palm.
She was converted while quite young
at one Of the Methodist camp.meet-
ings held at Carlisle and has lived the
life Of . true and. fervent christian
ever since. Although her funeral
occurred when all were busy It's size
plainly tells with how. much esteem
she and her relatives are hell In the
neighborhood In which they live.
Her husband who is left alone to fight
the battles Of life has the sympathy
Of all In his sad bereavement. She
was but e years Of age aud leaves no
family. ~
The electric ball came Oh last Fri.
day evening although the night
was anything but pleasant. A nice
crowd gathered together to dance and
enjoy themselves BY the light Of the
electric lamp for the first In Pcmbina
county. A large contingent from
Pembina, headed by'Attorney Knee
shaw, luckily got over before the rain
started. Dancing commenced at 9
O'clock and never let up only for
lunch until 4o'clOck In the morning.
A finer looking and more genteel
crowd Of ladies' aud gentlemen never
graced the floor OF q all.room. Bath.
gate vii; kindly remember the -citi-
zens Of Pcmbina for the way they
turned out and helped US IN. making
the first electric ball o success, both
socially aud financially, ut the. close
Of the dance. -
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G. Ar meeting Monday evening
at eight O'clock. Business In refer
ence 20 Memorial Day.
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: The undersigned will begin hcrdlng
ION May 10th. Horses. cattle and
sheep. S. w. part OF toilette.
1436 JOHN o.. LocKHART,
II tts - ....n. Herd er.
20. v. .:Mugford, N. d.
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Mandolin, Guitar and Piano Lessons.
The undersigned is prepared to give
lessons on the Mandolin, Guitar and
Piano. tt MISS ANY CoArs.
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SERvIcEs at the Lutheran church
on Sunday next at II 4. N. and 3 ). NJ.
by Row. Sigurdson.