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STEAMBOATS,

500 70 rost2 a. :19 70 "a. W sa Es',
VIA NWMWUWN LuhJLSo
s14.' sc r only 5 IS@'i H. FIN.
On eac. steamer
EALL RIVER LINE FARES REDUCED.
only $50 to Boston for W'ei !che;' He!nGei
in commission one oIohesila IN each Lave PIER %
a; Sc. ;,'i p M ''
=, EW-IIAVEN- FARE, 81; Excursion. Sl.5o. -
y steamers leave Per D. E r daily ?, m. an. ana
t. Mcr.@n. iIarif'rd Springfield, HoI,ok" ana North
SroNINGToN LiNEln.,d rou!s to los.oN and p, n:
- PAX" t. AZ is' 5 Gay a.c sS' 9%ainy '
NATSkIIL. HUDSON, AND COXSACKIE
wi ,' RosTo% AND AIBANY r. Tor ali point. East
LIVINGSTON LINE. from foot Of West lOth
SAM mes e. nNDwN an; nd S"'T'f R}6Mn
ID ANSDEII. LINE Steamers leave Pier -.
IL y. r. foo, Franklin St. for cranson, w.. FONT
week days /, r NJ SUNDAY. . A. N
fJ'ROY BOATS CITY OF TROY or SARA.
ToGA West ION St, daily e.e'p S1 ~ .
train. sunday steamer touches Al Albany
4 pvERrIsEMENTs, ANp sunscnlTrTIoT1sI, FOR FOR
csvEg At r THE gr G'd Il 4S 3yt -" and xbvT a
,Il,,- Trcnty ,h,r..; II? Sixth ave
~ Fourth a,~ co., Fourteenth - -" Third ave; 7c
if.rl ave CO.. F.f', seyenth-st. l02G Thrdave near
si,y Ore. 81 FI1st ave- O West Forty second 81
~. g. .uulils ave- - Atenu" 4 1873 Thrill ave ~
wes, T. rs, s-r1nl. so second ave a]i Third ave
igls Ttiid ave eeii rhrl ms. netwecn ono hundred
ma ',,sfs'r nrI On hur' 90 and thirteenth ST.
81 fNo HARLEM OFFICES - East on" hundred ana
fwsrtt Vest pr-N hundred ani-'w"niy n'th-
- anf acp Wet ono hundred nndfo st. UP 70
% a' regular nice rn'cS
IN V-1otiyr 3o5 Ful' 81 Cour-s': ~ Brosd.
way. y ~ U-.rdvay. 1917 Ful'on-st. UP -
f1 n fe7l'a- n-'-e
European rrnurh ~ adv--,i-er-n's only. rs, Fleet
stree r G london. England
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THE MONITOR AMPHITR1TE.
DIMENSIONS AND ARMAMENT OF THE
NEW COAST DEFENDER.

SMALLER AND LESS HEAVILY ARMoREp THAN
SOME OF HER SISTER SHIPS, BUT LIKELY
TO PROVE EFFECTIVE IN HER
CLASS 49, RooMY QUARTERS
FOR HER CREW.
Washington. April p (SpeciaD.-on the go Oh .'is
month there will be added TO the commissioned Meet
q vessel which on account Of her design. arn1or
ora armament will prove important ADDITION 10
tho NAVY. The vessel is the Amphitrite oraciaHv
aeecr,hed ms "a low freeboard coast derence moh'-
Gov having two steel barbette turrets. and regarded
~, naval officers as ship from which satisfactory
results will be heard in the event OF an engage
r,on, between herself and even a larger more heaN-
rv aruored enemy. She will be placed III commas
sion ar the Norfolk Navy Yard. and when every
thing on board is in frstclass order and the OH
cars and men have become familiar with their re-
snective responsibilities. she will begin cruise up
sr, down the Atlantic coast In the course OF inc
simmer she will probably take part in the exer-
cIses at the War College which have been mappeu
out by Captain Taylor. in connection win Inc so'u-
ton OF a problem Of coast defence which TINS year
Glass will have under consideration Inc A"phi'r"e
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Gfbool Aerntics.

A GENCY-Nirsm Coyriere supplies tutors professors.
"A teachers goycTnesscs, etc. in all dcps recommends
schools parents $50 3thave. Book ng 2Oth-st
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
IA supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Gjvernesses
&c. to Colleges Schools and lam.l!es Apply
Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG-FULrON. 81 Union square.
EIsK TEACHERS AGENCIES New-York Boston.
Chicago. Angeles. etc II. r. Croker w u. Kerr.
J.. v. Huyssoon w. o. Pratt N. T. Marayers 70 5th
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THE CANALS OF FRANCE.
A CHIEF FACTOR IN THE COUNTRY's PROS
PERITY.

A NETWORK OF wATERWAYs-PARlS A NATIONAL
c.x,. Cv-xrpE-TIIE NORTH AND BELGIUM
THE EAST AND GERMANY-LANGtEDoC
AND MARsEILLES-FRANCE FOR
THE FRENCH.
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CONNEYANCES.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
s7th-s. No ~ West. Frederick l. Kurtz John
ssi. 500
Ssth 81. No rs West. Theresa Stenman to Bern
ard Ludwig. ................... $1,000
suh ~. u $50 n W 81 Amg'"rdam-ave. d0XlO22;
Henry T. Stevens. jr. and wife l., John Van
lHhS"h l
i6th-s. 80 II . OF 6th-ave 2OxitO.5; the
ccutors. etc. OF John Early to Joseph y Early.
E.smcrc Place. ~ Il Of Mnrmion-avr. 5Ox
100; Fernando Wood and wife to Paul Grunert
and wife 1900
iolAt-st. No 325 West; Carrie and T. Machette
To- Josephine II Sau<ey. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ISh-St No 20t East. the eNecutriS 81 Philip stu
bcnvoll o William Prcuss and wlfe............ $50
Wntt.-st. No II to Il. George Grau and wife to
Emanuel Lew. 25OCO
2oth-s No I2i West. Cathnrine Desmond
annie GRADY ................. |
34h-st No a. West same 10 same .............
10Th st " H. 1876 II n lot So map Moore:
IInliett u wilcox and Reuben Ioyt and wives
Richard FitZpr-ick. ........
20 hist y. 3lGs II " o. sti ave. 10 sxol.ll: same
34thst No IA West; Rosa Harris to Joseph l..
broadway. No l.5J5: Frances |. Stewart Agnes
sd St 10 n W OF Central Park West ioxi0O.
Catherine Pierce to Sally NJ Jones' 5000
RECORDED MORTGAGES
Clancy Ellen T, al David Mcclure n
s0th~st- 2S8S W Of Park'ays year. $1,000
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Conger Clarence r. to Henry vogel and another.
SIS East Broadway. lot 1872 map estate Of Henry
cavnatto. Gendetta to George Young. corner WV
Bradhurst-aye and I.2d:sts demand: GOO
Van Dolsen. John. to II Stevens jr. s S0th-
st, 100 It W OF Amsterdam-ave. year. ...::... $500
Deane Sarah f. and another to North River
savings Bank 6oth-st. 40 IT OF Park
Fehn. George. and wife to Henry c de- Rivera, '''"
Hurwitz,. Raphael and wife to Jacob Kiinsen. '''''
Higgins. Francis T. TO Peter Hermann. rs guar
dian ls0th-st, 100 IT c Of wadswor,h-ave.
Jarvis Lizzie o. and another to Jessie F Nor Nv"
LOTUS: William l.. and wife to the Park Building WV
and and Loan Association OF New-York. $ ia5ths,. n
Preuss William and wife to Louisa stnbenyoil -"
sso, 7s,h ns: I2a Z, Of 2a-aye dem.ga $500
Springer John H. John E Burke. No 3ii West '''''
Van Ripper Charles and another to p c Smith '"'
ct al W Prospectaye, 73.l0 IT Of Kelly-st.
and adjoining property. years mortgages. 300
BUILDING PLANS FILED.
The following plans FOR new buildings have been nlsl
Madlson-aye. =. 100 It Of Columbine-ave,
= 2.story frame workshop y Sarah Lynch.... 500
ave; 3-s,ory frame tenement. by Charles II
pss1s-s Il 81 S'- J.Hnn@s-;i s,,oy frame '0
MSrinion'ave. 2s5io II Of 1rcmon,.ave. 8: o"'
story frame tenement by same ..........'.... e.ooo
Hage-av.. ". 30 It n u Elwooi-st 2-s,ory
72dst n s. y II Of West End-ave 3 4story
and bn.sm:nt .. briSi. dSSslngs by William
and store by william woIbach Of No $40 West
Columbus ave $ corner io,th-st 5-story brick 80
s as Pd M ia Az aD tx 81 soy brick store. '''
Offices and lofts, by Clarence l. Smith. OF No
Morrs-ave. $. go T, Of l7ith-s, i-story
frame stable. by Charles F Ehlers.......,..... 900
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0ounlrn nca! estate for Sale.

COTTAGES for sale at Fairmount. IIackcnsack, " j.
u from $4,000 TO- 5000. modern designs all improve
mcnts choice location. lafg" plot terms 5000 to Sl"
on payable monthly. rams ana
nm particulars f. -. ROSS $50 broadway y. Y
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THE AMPHITRITE.

crew will number AS AS has been stated in these
dispatches captain W. c. Wise will be the COM
manding officer.
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FURNISHED Gouscs 60 C.t-Gonnlrn

Furnished Gouscs 60 Cst-Gonnlrn.
TO RENT FlRNiSIIED.
MOIlRISTOWN. \. D.,
for for season. To desirable tenant one OF
The most healthy and beautifully located residences at
MorrlstoWn. Dwelling very large fuly furnished and
modern convenience. In lawn.
c,r.n etc carriage house large and Stabling
. or hnrs.e :. EDDY & co. 10 Broadway.
7 ASBURY PARK and vlcinity.-Deslrable furnished
~ cottages modern improvements; lists mailed on
application.
T. FRANK APPLEBY. opposite Depot.
FOR RENT.-BERSARDSNifI.E. y. J.-Firnahed cot
j tage, fac location: ~ stable. garden shade
fruit depot mosquitoes: 500 for season j. w.
LENT, Bernarlsvlc y. j.
RuMSON ROAD-sEABRIGHT.
MONMOUTH SHREWSBURY RIVER
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT FOR SEASON.
ID. II. KELLER. JR.. D PINE ST.
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Citn 11ropertp for 6ale.

BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE West End ave,
"A 91th-st.: day evening handsomely dec
Grated. f.. FITZPATRICK. 80 West 87th-st.
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GUNNER Resort Cbuioes.
GOING TO THE COUNTRY
Looking FOR place which combines
Health. Pleasure Economy?
~ so send Il cents postage. call and get reg
al Offices below illustrated book. summer HomeA
II gives lis, Of hotels farm boarding houses with
BOARD AT SIS PER WEEK
and upward. sullivan, Ulster and Delaware Couhues
on tho main line and branches of the Newfork, On.
,-,, and Western Hallway: above the sea- To-
cation prices fares &c all in H. In New-fork al No
Battery Place les III al ga and LIB Broadway IoI
Az l25th ST. pa West l2oth ST. -ol Souih-
bus Az Ticket Offices foot Of Franklin and Vest va
In Rrooklyn. $40 Fulton 81, es Broadway. Si3
Manhattan Az. Greenpoint. ILLUSTRATED HOMESl
containing reproductions photographs or $40
Of the hotels and boarding houses advertised IN
summer Homes. be purchased OF any ticket asenu
price 2ac J. G. Anderson. General Passenger Agent. %
Beaver St, y. Y. 49,
on Nav 20 and tickets for fare Will Do
sold ~ 81 and ferry Offices giving an oppor
unlty personally selecting Summer home and also en-
towing DAYS fishing this delightful region: tickets
good returning May ~.
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NEW Y 4K NEW Work.
NIISs PEBBLES AND MISS THONfsO$S
Ni BOARDING AND DAY School FOR GIRLS
80 ~ - East 51th street.
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A[DORWR]DA@M @0MS[g.

MEME Valley n. Y.
Accommodates 200 Hot cold water on eyerv noor
Electric bells. baths fire places latest sanitary avs
Send for circulars "
Go,-oMoN KELLY. proorsson
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Cun Real Gstaie for Sale or 90 Get.

NOR LEASE. SALE, OR EXCHANGE.-2o Waverley
j Plac1, n W. Greeae-st.; Immediate possession
Apply to THADDEUS HYATT 20 Henry-st.. Brooklyn
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JUST rJBlL7iED.
THE MAKING OF THE NATION.

Rv General FRANCIS \. WALKER american History
Scresb with mnIa l2uo. $ p.
General Wslker'a volume deai- vifh the "ra = M~
al ,i'r n ne constitution HnI ffr fIiseIu'rf w'iiirg
together = To different states Which thl l"r'. b,'n
tts,r. s,l t1ler.nIenf 0.uuIn.''t o. begins Nrh 'r
ci,.e - inr NrtLf.n .n.s ~it ar n-iI.l"t -
Madlsln's second Afm.ri- .raf. .n
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A LABORATORY GUIDE FOR THE DlsSEC-
TON OF THE CAT

A, In,rcsiuo,lon % .he STUDY 2 Anatomy By FIRED
-" ritiC y GOEHAM AMI HAIIH S. 1OWEV \ ~.
insf-ctors 81 biology IN Brown lr.f"r'y iiusia'~i
500
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Ius. BY Chance.

49,
OF course nothing cemes by chance,
but there is a good deal of truth In
the statement attributed to Thomas
A. Edison, that several Of his most
important discoveries were made
when he was looking for something
else. The fall Of an apple was reve.
'ation of a natural Law to Isaac New
ton. The discovery that glass could
he made from molten sand WIS an ac-
cident. James Watt invented the
steam-engine. but he was 60 welded
to low.pressure engines, with their
cumbrous condensIng apparatus. that
II he had had his way, q high pressure
engine never would have been built.
and hlRh.speed locomotives would
have been impossible. Geo. Stephen
ven turned the exhaust steam of bis
locomotive into the smokestack. nat
to increase the draught. but because
people complained that horses were
frightened by the escaping steam.
Without the forced draught, fast run.
ming would have been almost hope.
less. The railway systems Of the
United States, however did not come
by chance, but are the results Of long
years Of hard labor, close calculation,
careful economy. and far-seeing plans
for. the future. The seven Thousand
miles Of the Burlington Routeis not
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sai SsAool hit ~ lsayn.s sssn one,
solitary, sensible susgestion o. 10 any
way Of providing menus 20 keep them
|open. except 70 60 On Is tho last id.
minlstsation did. keep them open aud
lot the bills run. s R,
The Democrat makes q suggestion
that The governor should have let tho
opflations 90 aud depend upon
the people 70 allow the local asseseors
nnt and tho state board OF equalisa.
tion second. 70 raise the VALUATION Of
property TO the extent that the state
four-mill tax would produce sunlcient
revenue. In brief, this means TO In
crease the taxable value Of each 100
farm 10 Pembina county from about
$1,000 as At present rated to &l50O.
)Such . suggestion needs no criticism
from US. II bears its own absurdities
it, face. q
When somebody shows where the
money was to come from to pay the
bills. that somebody has the right to
crtticlse the action Of the governor.
The most sensible criticism We have
heard, however, is that the governor
should have vetoed the bills before
the legislature adjourned, or else. call.
ed them together on the day utter
wards, and returned them the bills
and left the responsibility on their
shoulders. where It belongs.
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MANITOBA TROUBLE,

Our Manitoba ncighLors arc in o
great state Of excitement over tile
Catholic school question.
We are not familiar enough with
government methods over there to
quite understand the how Of 1t, ex-
cept that Manitoba US province has
declared against separate religious
schools, that this decision has been
affirmed to q certain extent by tho
Dominion government, and also by
the Pfivy council 1T England, but
now, some kind Of ''order'' comes
from theaG Governor general that up.
sets the whole matter and gives tho
Catholics the privilege Of separate
schools. The excitement Ia the prt,-
vince ls Intense, aud there may he
very serious consequences. There Is
40 quarrel 90 vindictlvc or SO bitter
as that Of q religious nature.
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FRIDAY. MARCH .. lses.
oRoss EARisr,,os M.

Just now, when tho subject OF the
deficiency In state revenue, and clos.
Ing OF educational institutions, 10 be.
Ing discussed Il may DO worth while
for the sake Of general information
to look up and explain the workings
OF our dual systems OF railroad taxa.
tion.
F Under our statutes, until this wear,
railroad companies In this state had
the option Of paying taxes juat q
everybody else does, on . assessed
valuation, except that the valuation
was fixed BY the state board Ut equal.
ixation at 90 much per mile, instead
OF being fixed by the locai township
assessor. This valuation was sent to
the county auditor, and the railrUad
property was assessed and taxed In
each city, township and school dis
trlct through which 1t passed accord.
lug to the miles in each, and the tax
es collected by the county treasurer
aud distributed to each fund the
same as other property in such corpo-
rate limits.
Under tho gross-carnlngs system,
however, any railroad choosing, could
In lieu Ut all other taxation, pay 3 per
cent on the ''gross earnings'' OF the
road; that is. on q proportionatc share
Of all. buslness originating or passing
through. the state. The taxes paid
under the gross earnings law were
paid direct to the state treasurer,
who put one half in the state fund
aud distributed the balance to the
different counties IN proportion to
the miles Of track within their limits.
The cash thus received by the county
treasurer was placed In the county
find.
OF the two main lines in the
state, the Northern Pacific chose to
pay ny the assessment plan while the
Great Northern paid taxes on the
gross enInings system.
AS an Illustration Of how these two
systems work, we have obtained the
following items from TIE auditor and
treasurer Of this county, showing the
amounts paid and tile disposition OF
the funds as paid by the two roads.
According to the t.lx receipts is.
sued to the N. P. q. Il. In this county
for taxes Of 1894, We find the follow.
Ing amounts paid aud credited to the
funds specified, as follows:
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D. w. Fuller. Of Canajoharie. n. T.,
lays that he always keeps DR.. Kings
New Discovery 10 the house and bid
family has always found the very
best results follow its use; that be
would notbe without II, ifprocurable.
G. A. Dykenan Druggist, CAtskIll,
N. w.. says that Dr.. Kings New Dis:
thvery is undoubtedly the best Cough
rrn,r':: thatehe has used e IN hil
iap:il> -. eight years, and 10 has
never faile to do all that b claimed
fan II. Why MT try . remedy % long
tried and festeds Trial bottles feee
at T. r. Shaw, &. Cos Drug store. n,
9ulur size 6Cc: nd fl0O.
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Mortgage sale.

NXIHEKEAs X. 4. aud D. J Smith did, ON
w, the 9Th. day Of Sept. A. D.lso4. make theii
cha,tel mortgage Of the foilrwine dsscribed
chsttels. to.wit: One Phoenix II II. r. 8. 8. en-.
gtne. one IS Victor separator No. 2all. one COOK
sle. on trucks. ono tender tank on tfucks, one
10 hafrel tnnk with pump and huse, to the Min.
nsspol1. Threshing Machine Co. 10 secure the
tssn tsl6) dollars and Interest.
And whereas. de ault has been made in the
!efns OF sait mortgage in this, tO.wil. The Same
is long past duo aud no part OF which has been
paid.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that BY
virtue OF said lnor,gnge, aud by order Of said
Minneapolis Thresnins Mach ne Co. the present
owner tnsleof: will sell The shove described
ehast ls q The Northern Pacific Railroad depot
IN the ely Of Pembina, County Of Pembins Etats
Of North Dako Q, al the hour of 30 clock p. II .
u the b, day OF Apri. 1885. Dated ct Pembina,
Pemb,na cOun y. State ii North Dakota, this 18th,
day Of Murlk 1895.
MINNEAPOLIS TuRxsHlNG MAcnlx. Co.
1Hos' HONEY; o.,, aor'sasss.
HesidsLce and post Office address Fargo n. D.
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1t will require less time and less shov.
cling than one would suppose. The
lime will adhere to the grain, and II
the soil is wet enough for the wheat
to grow It will wet the lime. Eight
years ago my wheat was quite smut
ty. prepared 1t for sowing as above
described and have had no trouble
with smut since. Some Of my neigh.
iors have tried the same preventative
applied In the same way, With equal
success. I used lime for the same
purpose As years ago.
III. TowNLEY
Mr.. Vim. Whcatley, Ellsworth,
MIMI, reports good success with the
Stacked lime process, using about one
half bushel Stacked lime TO 81 bushels
of wheat. After mixing thoroughly,
put 10 wagon box and cover with
sack; let 1t stand all night. 1t will be
ready to SOW next day.
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THE yEron.

A gneat bowl has been made BY
many uewspapsss and many people
over the governors yeto of the appro-
'priations to the university and nor.
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a chance growth, or the creature Of
circumstances. Buy your tickets via
this line for 3 long or short journey,
and the close connections, uniform
speed, character of equipment, and
care taken Of passengers. will con.
vince that only constant vigilance
could bring such results. For maps,
tickets. etc. apply to local. agent, OF
address WI. O. Kenyon, Gen. Pass.
Agent St. Paul MINI.
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Notice IN Craaitars.

Rstato Of Thomas Ciifon Reid deceased. No.
pers.ns hav -ng clam upainrt The said deceared
: 10 exhibit thorn. "! 18Th The necessary vouchers,
within 4 months after the 6rst publication Of
this no.ice, TO the Judge OF the Co court II Penn.
bins. Co. N. d. Dated y, Pembina March 18th,
1885. MINNIE REID.
$3.50 Administrator,
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a WORD ABOUT JEwELRY.

There is jewelry and "Jewslry,' .
and . large amt mt il, We fear,
sunk in the former. Sunk. be.
cause people seem to ignore quail.
~ and durability; and TO concent.
trate their attention on show.
Of course genuine goodness il
dearer than mer . show; because
its worth more. For any rationsl
being must acknowledge that
there 10 precious little satisfac-
ton 10 DO gotten out Of show il
the quality isn't bihind it. AZ
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Don't Sow smu,sy Whe..

Oss 0SN ss~eSsS vVASAss
We have received the following cir
:ular from the commissioner of agri-
culture and labor:
Bismarck, N. D., March IL, 1905.
Many thousands OF dollars are an.
nually lost by the farmers Of North
Dakota by sowing seed wheat infect.
cd with the spores OF sinking smut
or bunt, and Of the loose or black
smut. These spores cling to the seed
IN numbers, and under proper cnntli.
6ions OF temperature, moisture ETC.,
will terminate, aud force their way
into the tissues Of the young plant,
aud give origin to fungus filameuts
Ut smut within, which, grow and de.
velop with the plant and penetrate
Ill parts of the plant body. This fla
mentous growth Families oil parts of
the head. and produces, instead
0f grain, smut masses or kernels,
which reduces the yield, and greatly
damages the milling qualities OF the
crop. A. Fl. LAUaHL1N,
Commissioner of Agriculture and
Y.ahov
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81 Owing Is lie unusual demand TIL
team harness ,made 81 No. 4 ak.tanned|
leather.if becomes necessary for me
employ another workman. % keep up:
with the work. lam now prep
Hall orders o. light and heaY ncssI;
on short notice. also carry il stock
afull line Of
FLY.NETs, SHEETS, BUSTERS, LAP
ROBES, TRUNKS, vALlsEs. MHif3,
aad SADDlE cry hARDlaE. VII ich &
will sell 8 cheap Is any 6rst-class shop
in tie state.
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bank, do solemnly swear that the nbOvs Of 10.
ment te true to the best Of my knowledge and
SeileI. L. Y. BOOKER, preaident
SabaeriDed ami sworn to before me this 18th day
Msscn 1898. F. A. WARDwELL
. Notary Public.
Attest L. E. BonKER,1
GEoRGE LEDOux.J
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Done BY order Of the Board OF University and
Schools Lands at the CITY Of Bismarck this the
18th day Of January A. D. 1aa5
= u. D. w1LLIAxe,
S-d6 Land Commissioner.
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Showing the Condition
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

Al Pembina. in the State Of North Dakots, a
the close Of business. March 5th, 1855.
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Total $3.50 oo
Given under my h and, an dated At the council
cham! ers, III the City Of Pemi,inn, this 18th dsy
Of March, 1895. E.A. AR MsrRnNa,
ely Auditor.
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THE
PBMBlNA HOUSE

This well.known and popular
hotel has been leased by the ar.
dersigned Who win use every en-.
desvor to keep up its reputation
for an excellent table, and good
Accommodations, ct reasonable pric.
N. A. TRUDELL.