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The Anaconda standard., 1895-01-20
jim HAGER HAD HIS GALL
He Undertook 10 Turn Big Trick in
Cleveland.
SELLING BUTTE GOLD MINES
The Deal Was a Cold Looking BIT
of Business and the Authori-
ties 1 ook the Chief Man.
ipulator OFF to Jail.
ELLING BUTTE GOLD MINES
Special Dispatch to tho Standard.

special Disnatch 10 the standard.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 10. - With n
$4,000 bIil held between his thumb and
fingers, James Hager of Colorado was
taken TO the detectives office IN the city
hail to-day. He was taken there for the
purpose of answering some very perth
nent questions with reference to gold
mine IN Butte he was trying to dispose of
at a marvelously low figure.
Hager is gray-haired and apparently 60
years of age. Less than week ago he
secured apartments at the Hotel Hollen-
den and on the same day inserted an adj
vertisement in the daily papers which set
forth that he had the bonds of western
gold mine for sale.
One of the numerous persons who an
swered the well-wrItten advertisement
was William L. O'Mara, who is associated
with the Superior Oil company at 2O2 So
ciety Savings building. The NINE owner
told him that he had $4,000 worth of gold
placer and sapphire mining stock at Butte,
Mont. The price asked for the bonds was
$4,000. He said that n man had deposited
81 900 with him for "A portion of the stock
and If O'Mara would put up $1,000 for the
stock tho sale would be made at once.
Inquiry at Butte developed there are no
such mines. Hager was arrested on sus-
picon.
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Our Great January Clearance SaIe..
Is but another illustration of our unwearying
energy.
In Simple Language

Let us introduce the sale features of our
Cloak stock. AS Abe Lincoln said of Bill
Sykes dog, There's plenty of pieces, but
as dog there isn't much of it left" So
with the Cloak stock, as a stock there
isn't much, but there are plenty of pieces,
and they go cheap.
We have Golf Capes in English pilot
cloth and melton. The S15 ones will bring
1915, SO and SlO.75; the so ones S13 and
S13.50 the S25, Sl4, Sl5 and SIG; the Sl2
ones for So. There are Astrakhan Jackets
which sold for $40 to go at S25. English
Hare and French Coney Capes which will
be great takers at So each. One or two
Electric Seal Capes, with n width which
you would call a sweeping "sweep," ex-
quisitely lined with novelty silk, for $50 !;
we sold the rest for $50 and S65. Then we
have left some five or six fine 46-inch
English Melton Coats, immense novelty
sleeves, handsomely appiqued back and
cuffs, which we will offer at S26, former
price was S45. There are also some seven
or eight stylish listers. for which we
must find buyers. The reductions in
them would almost look incredible in
print.
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NELLIE M'I1NRY.
Tho Splendid Actres, Has Made a Big
IIit in Bntte.

Tho Splendid Actrcs, Has Made Big
IIit in Butte.
BUTTE, Jan. 19.-The Nellie McHenry
company without question contains some
of the best comedians seen at Maguire's
for "A long time. Miss McHenry is herself
the joliest soubrette before the AmerI-
can public. One thing that can be said of
the company that does not apply to many
is that the specIalties are new and clever.
Between acts tonight Manager Ma
gure appeared before the curtain and in
n short speech. IN which he feeIngly re-
fcrred to the great calamity that had over
taken the city. hc announced that Miss
Mchenry would tomorrow night give n
benefit performance for the families OF
the victims of the explosion, and eX-
pressed the hope that the house would be
crowded, as every dollar of the gross re-
ce pts would be contributed to the relief
fund.
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BUTTE, Jan. 19.-Alrs. c. V. Norcross
gave a card party last evening in honor OF
Miss Alice LanClos. Those present were
Mrs. Clark, Misses B. Langlois, Fagen,
Fedora Nadeau, Lidga Nadeau and Lena
Nickel; Mossrs. j. ID. Levs, Black, w.
Nadcau, Grnzbcrgcr and ReInhart. The
evening was spent in progressive whist.
The first prize was won by Miss Fageu
and W. Nadeau and the BOBBY 10y Miss L..
Naleau and Mr.. Reinhart.
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lad News tor colonel DoIman.

BUTTE, Jan. l9-Col. =. II Dolman to-
day received telegram from Brunswick,
Mo-, announcing the death, yesterday of
his brothcr-iu-law, DR.. JOAN =. Cunning
ham, a prominent citizen of the state
The deceased was "a surgeon in the Union
army during the rebellion and physi-
clan of prominence.
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BUTTE, Jan. 19.-Ncllie McHeury will
tomorrow, Sunday evening, give a per-
formance for the benefit of the sufferers
from Tuesday nights explosion. Thcrc
will not be "A dollar of expense and the
total receipts Will Too turned over to the re-
lief committee. Tho excellent company's $
services, the music and the usc of tho
opera house VIII bc donated free, and the
house should bc packed.
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We Can Talk Domestics

To you till economy demands an investi-
CATION. Here are eye witnesses:
Simpsons best Prints, 20 yds. for 81.
Apron Checked Ginghams, 20 yds. for 81.
Good unbleached Crash, 20 yds. for 81.
An elegant lot of 10-4 White Blankets for
sl.25, look like those you pay 50 for.
stack of la White Blankets, slightly
smirched, sale price 81, actual value So.
Basement.
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L. "A Ifarn Cnin.

The confederate silver half dollar is
reckoned as one of the rarest of American
coins. Only four such coins were struck.
1t has the goddess of liberty on one side
and a stalk of cane, one of cotton, and the
stars and bars of the confederacy in a
coat of arms on the other side.
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Thorn - keene.

BUTTE, Jan. l9.-Thomas Keene, the
tragcdian, will be at Maguire's opera
house on Monday, Jan. IS The engage
ment is for three nights. His manager,
Mr.. Smith, is IN the city arranging for the
appearance of the great tragedlan.
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A Rap at Wrappers.

In connection with the above is just the
thing to add zest to the Cloak Room. We
have by sheer force of prices become the
recognized Wrapper Retailers of the city,
and Mondays prices will more than con-
firm our reputation. Handy, isn't it to
get a ready-made House Gown for 75c.,
81, for Sl.25-Gowns you couldn't think of
making yourselves for double the
amount?
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0. X. LEWIS & CO., Byte nnnt

We are pushing and striving every day of every
year to get little bit further ahead in business than
we were the day before. Getting ahead in business
means offering something better than anybody else
offers, or making something for lower price All
his makes conditions of life better for all of US 1t
makes dollars bigger and our standard of living
higher
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"kcudrtck"
Signs, 2l9 y. Main street.


is now on. The steamship lines operting
between New York and all European ports
are making great reduction IN ocean
fares. Persons desiring 10 spend the hoIi-
days with the OLD folks al home will nnd
that they will save money by PURCHASING
their tickets of ". NJ. Iuohy. general
agent Northern Pacific railroad, . East
broadway, Butte.
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Our Bid for Your Dollar

Is about 81 in trade in great many items
of this sale. For instance, Silk Velvets
in every necessary shade for Csc per yard =,
worth Sl.25. Six pieces of Covert Cloth,
36 inches and miscellaneous checks, same
width, for 2S1!c per yard. or dress for 81.
Short lengths of nearly every kind of Silk
-237 in nun ber at about half price.
Imported Henrietta for half a dollar,
which realizes s5c everywhere.
Then to see us wade thro' Wool Rem
nants-talk of "bleedng Kansas"-how
we do slash them! See that you yet one.
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Couldn't Tie a Necktie,

1t was said of Horace Greeley that he
could save nation, but never learn to tie
cravat. Though your coat be shiny, if
your linen is spotless and your tie in good
taste, you are we'll dressed.
lot of Ties here, worth 35 and soc, for
25c each. All correct styles.
Whole suits of nice warm Underwear
for men at 81. If there is any cotton in
them you'd never detect it. Large slices
cut off the price of all lines of Underwear
to meet your expectations of this sale.
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A good remedy and there Is not any
thing on the marhet that equals French
Tausy Tablets for t.o rcle. aud cure OF
painful or irregular mnu-rs. These tab
lets remove all distractions. no matter
what the cause. Manufactured by A. Au-
geudre. PARIS. France, and for sale only
by ID. ". NeuD-p Drag o., ute. Mont .
sole agents. Price 80 per box; sent by
mail securely sealed.
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Help the Suffering.

Tho gross receipts of the Anheuser-
Busch, between the hours of 8 p. IN. and 1
n. m, have been donated by Emil & Joe
to the relief committee. Not the profits,
but the entire receipts during the hours
named, will be donated. Emil * Joe do
nate the stock. Do not forget to call in
Monday evening and help swell the re-
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A single cargo of cotton which has jus
left New Or!eaus for Havre is worth $3.50,
600. The ship carrying it is the Maroa
and the number of bales carried is 1896
the largest number ever loaded on any
ship in an American port.
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W \. Smith Is in Bu,tc now perma-
ncutly. OR i"rs Tor piano tuning left at
tur Smith Piano company, Park street,
will receive prompt atlrnuou.
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$500 Kew trtl.

To any person attending our store and
not receiving a souvenir. L. Wertheimel
Drug Co., 10 w. Granite.
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For window glass and plate glass go I,
the Butte art stained glass works, 80
South Main street.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-01-20

We have a new stock OF German hard
rubber and elias L. trusscs. all sizes, and
can tit YOU. Fosselmau Drug company.
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Headquarters for weather strips. H.
Blume.
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The Butte, Anaconda d Pacific is the
shortest line between Butte and Ana
conda. Free street car tickets.
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Free, Souvenirs gwen away daily. f.
Werjhc.mer Drug Co., IL W. Granite.
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Millinery.

VIII sell all millinery at less than cost
for the next thirty days. Miss Gilbert, 80
West Park,
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Back Numbers of tho standard"
Covering full account of the fire and ex
plosion IN Butte can he had by applying
at any of the STANDARDS Offices.
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RUTTR .....

The Principal Branch once OF The STANDARD
10 at No. q East Broadway. Butte. telephone
No. "a Advertising rates furnished on applb
eat on
The Anaconda standard., 1895-01-20

The "Star" oil heater is the "boss." Try
them. III. j. Biume.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-01-20

Covering fun account OF the fire and ex-
plosiou in Butte can be had by applying
at any of tue STANDARDS Offices.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-01-20

If in need of a nice base burner, see our
stock. Closing out our entire line. II. j.
Hume
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Butte Cash Grocery Co.,

Cor. Park ana Wyoming streets,
Butte; Hibernia Building. Cen
terville. A. F. BRAY, Nor.
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Broth 'rhood of st ,tI onary Engineers.
All members of Brotherhood of Station
AIRY Engineers are requested TO meet at
;heir hall at o'clock to-day to attend the
funeral of w. II. Nolan. Per order.
w. ii. HAwLEY, President.
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Insure your property with ". Ncg
Nuue G Co.. u Nast Broadway.
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For window glass, 20 TO Car1cr Bros.
- last Quartz.
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FOR SOMEBODY.

always. and for everybody some time or other
spect Icles e an absolute necessity. The sight
demands immed ate, constant and adequate
protection. The strongest eyes may be over
strained II their possessOr is imprudent, but
nearly all eyes can be secured az inst injury by
the use of Il IsSes Experience shows that de-
fects OF vision and departures from h normal
standard, such rs near AMI far sIght5dn and
ophthalmic weakness, when uncorrected or
streng- ened by proper glasses, are in most
eases the cause OF injuries TO sight We can fit
any eye perfec.ly with proper glass. and our
stock includes full line of optical goods at rea-
sonable prices.
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$40 buys a steel range. II. ]. Blumc.
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BrOWIfG.d-C0III ClrD9t Co.

No. ~ W Park -. Tel. so4.
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C0UNTYFA|R
Next Thursday and Friday
Should be a Holiday for
Everybody in the
County.
Hamilton Is Making Exten-
sive Arrangements for
the Occasion.
Liberal Prizes and Good
Management Sure Of
Success.

Next week, ON Thursday and Fri
day, occurs the Hamilton Fair. Az
ter several al,ortive attempts in DIFF.
ferent towns In the county tu hold
annual fairs, it remained for the
Hamilton people to take advantage
Of their central position and with a
united public spirit, inaugurate a per-
manent and successful organization.
Last year, with little or no experience,
the directors went to work with a will
and held an exhibition which was not
only successful IN point Of u splendid
array of exhibits, and large attend
ance of people, but paid all its bills,
and premiums in full and had some
money left. This year, with their OK
perience to guide, with the prestige
of q well-earned success and the splcn.
did crops of the best year we have
ever had. all seem to augur the best
fall show ever held in this vicinity
and the biggest crowd In attendance.
The premium list is full and offers
liberal prizes for almost everything
grown, as we'll as for tho products Of
the kitchen, the studio and needle.
Not only can we expect to see a fine
array Of vegetables, grain, stock and
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
Highest Of al Leavenins Powes-Lae U.S. Govt Report
R RskiRs

cycle races, and an Grafton by Hon. ]
II. Worst, will be the principal fca-
ture. The church ladies and hotels
vii: serve meals to the hungry multi
tudes. and everybody In Hamilton
will do their best to make out.uf-
town people comfortable and happy.
Among those to whom the success
OF the fair organization is due, are
the principal resident officers who are
working early and late to get things
In shape for the reception of the ex-
htbits aud for the accommodation Of
the crowd expected.
Among these officers is the presi.
dent, II. N. Joy. Mr.. JOY is we'll
known Ivy everybody in the vicinity
OF Hamilton aud has many friends
and acQuaintanccs In other parts of
the county. He is In the hardware
business. has u large and lucrative
trade which he has built up by at
'tention to business, and u reputa-
tion for honesty and ability.
j, d. Gordon. Of Ernest. The vice
president, while not on the ground,
Is deeply Interested in the success of
the fair. as ne is one Of the largest
and most successful stock-growers
and farmers In the county, and be-
lieves that IL showing of good stock,
and fine farm products Is one OF the
best educators the farmer can have,
US he can thus know what others have
done. and can compare and improve
ON his own methods accordingly. Mr..
Gordon Is one of the board Of county
commissioners and is well-known as a
man Of public spirit and enterprise.
The treasurer is Hon. j. II. Black
lock. Perhaps no man in the county
Is better or more favorably known.
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DEPARTMENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I'D. Gordon, horses; Adam Norton,
cattle; VIM. Page, hogs; Geo. Taylor,
sheep; John Houston, poultry; Isaac
Foster, dogs; T. w. Brown and David
Wallace. agriculture; Mesdames
Switzer and Roberts, horticulture;
NJ. Sarver, dairy produce; Louis Kce-
ma, speed; Miss Keena, culinary; Miss
K. A. Muir Mrs. j. l.. Brown, and
Mrs. Jas. McCabe, woman's work and
art.
The following ladies have consent.
ed to receive work in the latter divi-
sions: Misses Minnie Nixon and
Lulah Cavilecr, Pcmbina; Mrs. w. NJ.
Evans and Miss Maggie Cochburn, St.
Thomas: Mcsdames Fred Reynolds
and ]. c. Monnet, Bathgate; Mes
Jas. McCabe and j, r. Joy,
Glasston; Mrs. II. L. Crandell and
Miss Phoebe Larter, Drayton; Mrs. II.
e. Pratt and assistant. Cavalier; Mrs.
@. X. Wing and assistant. Crystal;
Mrs. w. p. Storms and Miss Emma
Purdy, toilette; Mrs. L. p. Strong
and assistant, Nechc; Miss Lena Fraz-
or and Mrs. Burley, Walhalla; Misses
Nettie Eastman and Maggie Webb,
Carlisle.
This year the association will be in
much better shape to receive aud dis
play exhibits than before, as they
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as an educator, it will pay as matter
of interest, aud will pay as an amusc.
ment and recreation. Let every.
body that can, go to the fair!
PROGRAM:
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH,
lP.M. Tennis tournament of Penn.
blna county clubs. Prizes: Singles,
racket valued at $500 for best gent
PLAYER. Doubles, two rackets valued
at $500 each, for best two gentleman
players.
Ar. NJ. Base ball game between
two Pembina county clubs. Prizes:
$l5 to winning club.
$3.50 =. NJ. Grand ball ia city opera
house. tickets 81. Music by Prof.
JuliOt'S orchestra.
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 9TH.
lOA. NJ. Bicycle parade. Prizes:
The town showing the largest turn
out of lady aud gent riders. $25; the
town making the best display of lady
blcyclists on wheels, SIS: to the town
making the largest aud most comical
display of gent bicyclists OH wheels
$40.
lp. NJ. Address by Lieut.. Gov.
Worst, president of the North Dako.
ia Agricultural College, Fargo.
2 L. NJ. bicycle carnival. Prizes:
Best dressed gent in fancy costume,
$3.50; best dressed lady in fancy Gus.
tune; $3.50; best dressed gent in
comic costume, $3.50; best dressed
lady In comic costume, $3.50.
81. NJ. Concert by the Hoffman,
Mitchell-Small Co. in auditorium.
The Pcmbina Silver Cornct Band
will discourse sweet music on both
days. Refreshments can be obtained
on grounds. For premium list or par.
ticulars address the secretary or any
of the directors.
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Mr.. Blackjack was a representative
from this county last winter in the
legislature. He is prominent
member Of secret orders aud has held
high Office In those circles. He Is a
member Of the firm Of Blackjack &
Grill. dealers In agricultural machin-
cry. and owns and operates a large
farm. There will be no trouble with
the cash accounts Of the treasurer.
Every dollar will be accounted for and
well-spent while Mr.. Blackjack holds
the purse strings.
The "main-spring Of the watch
when 1t comes to associations Of this
kind, is the secretary. No more en-
thusfastic, pains-taking, or able Sc
cretary could have been selected than
Robert Muir. Mr.. Muir is too we'll
known to need from us any detailed
introduction to our readers. He is q
resident of Hamilton and the senior
member of the law firm of Robert
Muir & Son. Attorney Muir, is q 10y
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School begins Monday

Are your children in need of school
shoes? We have a good line of servi.
ciablc school shoes at right prices. A
Scholars Companion of polished wood
with brass hinges, lock and key, con.
tanning Il lead pencil. slate pencil, pen
holder and pen, pencil sharpcncr and
colorcd crayon also Il Brownie Tablet
with l25 leaves given free with each
pair Of school shoes at
SHORTS SATISFACTORY STORE.
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Free Pills.

Free Pills.
Sc1d your address to ii. E. Bucklen
q Co., and get a free sample box of
Dr. Kings New Life Pills. A trial
Will convince you of their merits.
Ihese pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure con-
stiPation and sick headache. For
malaria and liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deletcrious substance and to he
purly vegetable. They do not weak.
en- by their.action, but by giving tone
to stomach and bowels greatly inyir0.
rate The system. Regular size &c.
per box. Sold by T. r. Shaw g. CO.
druggist W.
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have bought the old school house, and
moved 1t upon the grounds, which
makes large and convenient show
room for exhibits, while the grounds
are being fenced In, SO that all the
exhibits, both ANIMATE and inanimatc,
will be found In one location.
We believe 1t will pay f,r nearly
everybody in the county to take the
time aud so to the fair. 1t will nay
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Bucklen's Arn,ca salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter. chapped hands,
chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t sguarantecd to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by
+. r. SHAW & Co.
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Unclaimed Letters.

The following letters remain un.
claimed in the post Office at Pemblna,
and IL not called for In thirty days
will DO forwarded to the dead letter
Office:
Herman Berkholtz, Albert Bourra.
saw. Thomas Broger, T. Brogger, N.
G. Bolvig, Mirtle Burnson, w. r.
Craig, Julis Collard, j. Ellie Dupins,
y. Baptiste Desioreen, Albert Erics.
son; 2, Frank &. Field; 6, 7. II. Glib.
SOD, Joseph Gagan, Olaf X. Kohn. T.
q. Miller. Rodney Myers, Martin
Martinson. Annay Mackanay. Henry
Newton. Jacob Rein, Luis Seets,
Mary SchilliIg, J. A. Smith. Mrs. j
Rose, L. L. ZhOray.
Postmasters are required to colIec,
one cent postage upon all letters nd.
vertised. before delivered.
E. X. CAvILEER, p. NJ.
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Dental Notice

DR.. Rose, dentist, will be
W19 Pin Pembina from the LIST
to the 18th, Warren on the 18th to
the Goth; Argyle on the 2lst to the
22nd; Steven on the 23rd to the oath;
HallCck on the 25th to the 3lst.
This will be followed up until further
notice
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EDWIN COLLINS, v. o. ls,A
GRADUATE OF TORONTO.

l am prepared to do Surgical
Operations on .lorses' teeth. an
only connect system Of Operating.
Extracting. fillines and PLACING
false crowns, and all other dentist.
- operations taught in the most
scientific manner.
l have had = large experience in
this profession, and defy any man
~ the United States to compete
With ne.
q HAMILTON. N. OAK.
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1t not only will please YOU, but you
will use nothing else after trying it,
We refer to Dr.Sawyer's Family Cure.
ASK your druggist for free sample.
Sold by r. II. Shaw e. Co.
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al son of Hamilton, and spares no
time or pains to do what lie can for
his home town. In this fair business
he has worked methodically and sys-
tematicaIly and with the assistance
the board of directors has really been
the corner stone Of The whole work.
The principal officers have been
ably assisted by the board Of directors
among whose names will be found
some of the best farmers and BUSH
ness men of the county. The follow
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20

Or. A. P. Sawyer:-Ihavc had Rheu.
matlsm since l was 20 years old, but
since using your Family Cure have
peen Tree from 1t. 1t also cured my
husband of the same disease. Mrs.
hobt Connolly, Brooklyn, Iowa. Sold
by r. Il. Shaw e. Co.
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For Sale

lfyou want Il good work horse, a
new mich COW, or a good pony, on
easy terms or for trade, call at John.
son 4 Holmes ranch. Three Young
shnrthorn bulls, one Pollcd Angus
and one registered Jersey bull. Will
sell or trade these animals. and until
sold will stand forservicc at the ranch.
MARLOw FADDEN,
33tI krnro,nap