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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-02

what inferior. and the company in the
Atlantic League is just a little mite too
fast for him.
Schabel and Foster are all right as
catchcrs. and the pitchers are first-class
In every respect With Wells, Hberfeld.
Boyle, and another good man. the infeld
Will be equal to any in the company which
Richmond Is expected 10 keep. and a
good man TO keep company with Elsey
and Hargrove, will make the outiield par
CNcgliepcp
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Charged with FilibustcrinS.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA. May l.-Cap-
tain Edward Murphy, formerly Of the
american steamer L2ura0a, was arrested
al port Antonio yesterday on his arrival
there from New York, by order OF the
Jamaica Government on the charge OK
flibustering. lie will be tried on Thurs
day next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-02
Death of an Able Lawyer.

GREENVILLE. n. c., May l.--(Special.)
Hon. ]. II. Blount. who had been critically
IN for some weeks, died at o'clock this
afternoon. He was for twelve years So
llcitor of the First District. Two years
ago he moved to Greenville and formed
a law co-partnership with ]. l.. Fleming.
He ranked with the ablest lawyers OF the
State. The burial takes place at Tarboro'
Sunday at o'clock.
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Alleged Train-Robber Arrested.

FAYETTEVILLE, n. c.. May 1.-(Spe-
cial.)-Jim Thomas, alleged to be one OF
the gang who robbed the express-car on
a Louisville and Nashville train near
Calera. Ala. on March 9th, was arrested
near here by the police to-day. A 500
reward was offered for Thomas's arrest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-02
Senator Earle III.

GREENvILLE. S. c.. May 1.-Senator
Joseph H. Earle's physician pronounces
him to-day seriously ILL., He IS suffering
from kidney troubles. which produce vio-
lent headaches, nausea, and restiessness
He cannot sleep without the use OF
0rAin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-02
The Florida BaiIotin-.

TALLAHASSEE. FLA. May 1.-The bal
LOT for United States Senator to-day re-
suited as follows: Can %; Chipley. 23;
Rancy. H. Hooker. 5; Buriord, ]. Iotai
vOte east 72; necessary 10 "A choice, 81
Calls friends tried to stampede the AS
selubly bat failed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-02

year by the Legislative COMMITTEES. OF
which he Is chairman.
Mr.. John b. Culpeper. chairman OF the
Press Committee. read his report. ard
during It's discussion several compli-
ments were paid the Richmond papers.
The treasurer's report was referred TO
the Board OF Directors to be audited.
Mr.. William ReinheImer offered reso-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-02
A Running Race That Drew.

MANCHESTER. ENGLAND. May l.
" r. Downer beat Il. G. Rredin bv six
yardt to-day In a quarter-mile run. Time,
az SIS seconds. The meeting OF the two
80 u, oDarfor mile runners brought out
IS 900 spectators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-02
60 80 nennrl. Ccnero,n Relense

WASHINGTON. May 1.-The State De-
nartnent has received formal notice from
Consul-General Lee OF the release OF
ccnero. whom he q few days ago re-
ported would be released when certain
formailties had been oDserveds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-02
Anrointed Receiver.

NORFOLK, VA, May l.-(Special.)- y
Judge Theo s. Garnett. trustee OF Bur-
russ, Son & Co.'S assets. was this after
noon by his own motion In the Court Of
Law and Chancery, appointed receiver OF
tina defunct bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-02

CWho Looks After Centre Garden)
al the New York meeting, and IL is time
that Richmond was getting up with them
q cheap team cannot compete with high
priced men with any degree Of success;
that has been demonstrated beyond ques-
tion. and the occasion demands that
President Bradley and Manager Wells
shall put their heads together and DO
something
The Richmond team won a large per-
centage OF The games played during the
past week, but in seyera. instances VIC
tory was due 10 the fact that luck was
with Us. and then the successful results
were due almost entirely TO the effective
work Of local pitchers.
TEAM is WEAK At THE BAT
The Richmond team, as now consti-
tuted. is weak al the bat, and the men
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THERE WAS No GAME
RAIN PREVENTED RICHMOND AND
arApNGfRoM PLAYING BALL.
FOUR MEN RELEASED YESTERDAY.

Bcrtc, Marr, stuitz, and Maxcna
Turned Loose, and Paddy boyle
signed TO Play the short Field
Norfolk CouIdn't Play.
Richmond-Rcnding
NorfolIS-Lancastcr-
Paterson, :; Philadelphia, 6.
Hartford, o. Newark, ..
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Lancaster at Philadelphia.
Reading at Paterson.
Hartford at Newark.
TO-MORROWS LAYOUT.
Richmond al Norfolk
Newark az Philadelphia.
Paterson AT Lancaster.
Hartford at Reading.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-02

LEFTfIL. ELSEf
cont play the game with any degree OF
hyeliness. shota Isn't playing second
bag as he shoi.d. &c at ~ aF
means a safe fielder. and his hitting abili-
ties don't make up for his dehciencr ~
the bag. Kain lent doing as well. either.
es was expected OF him. Barley Is a
good player. but his stick work Is some
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-02
Postmaster at CarterxviIIe.

WASHINGTON. May l.-C. A. Brown
has been appointed postmaster at Car
tcrsyille, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-02

Rain broke up the game between Rich
mond and Reading yesterday afternoon,
and though about 200 cranks ventured out
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Called i'm the Eighth.

BEDFORD CITY May 1.-(Special)--
The game between NcCabe's School ana
Randolph Academy this afternoon
vas called in the eighth inning on ac-
count of rain. Academy. .; McCabe, D.
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THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND
YESTERDAY was rainy throughout the
Greater part of the day. followed By clear.
skies at night.
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TheY Didn't PIny.

sTAUNTON. VA. May 1.-(Special)-
Rain today prevented the game between
tbe University of Virginia and Washing
ton and Lee University baseball teams.
No Game at Norfolk.
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WASHINGTON. May i.-Fors-
cast for Sunday:
tthIk Fer Virginia. aand North Caro-
lina-Fair weather In western
portions and showers in easteY0
'o-,,ons. cooler IN eastern and warmcI
IN western portions; high sortheasterly
Winds on, the coast. becoming northwest~
erly Sunday morning. ~
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urne 1T Norfolk.

NORFOLK. VA. May 1.-(Special)-
There was no game to-day, owing 10 rain.
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Mp e W. SAUNDERS.

(The Travelling Protective Association
New President)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-02

WASHINGTON. May The Washing
ton-Boston game was postponed to-day on
account of wet grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-02

Post c, Petersburg-H. p. Stratton, c.
c. Alley r. w. Pritchard, and c. A.
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,r,c. n s. Of sloFegage sale.

Nottce OF Mortgage Sale.
NOTICE IL hereby given that that certain mort
NSage executed aud delivered by Joseph
- nsIs. slngis, m0rlgagor, 10 =. w. Mclaughlin,
mortSsges, dated the 10Th day Of D.; tOber, l6o2
and MED t0r record In the once Of the RexistSr
q g DEEDS 81 the County Of Psmb,ns and nae Of
Noltn Dak0ia gu the 28th day Of October, 1899
sna recorded In book '2f' Of the Mortgage Re.
c1t01 OF salo County &C page .'o6' Will be fore.
c.osea y sale OF the premiass In raid mortgs-
gs ~, Sno sersinstter dysclibed at the front door
me! County ofPembtua and state Of North ba.
kOta q the hour Of two O'Clock r. u. on the 2Hh
DAY ~ March. 1897 to satisfy the amount due IN.
on said mortgage on the day Of sale
Inc premises described In said mortgage and
which will b. sold TO satisfy the zane are de-.
scribed a. follows. tO-wit. The northwesl ou.,rt.
Or OF section thirty four IN. ". X Of esc. Nl
sownship one hundred slxty:thres tl6j) north OF
range hity-two (62) west In Pembins COuntv.
NORM Dako,e. That sad mortgage con,aiuod =
Pfovis9n therein to the effect that II default
snouio % msds In the payment Of The interest
!nere secured when the same became by its
! =! que. the mortgage should have tue right
20 declare the whole amount OF principal and in.
eeiest que ana ~ tOreclOse said mortgage Tor the
ss!as; and the interest coup u Tor $500 due on
tae ioh gay Of October. 1895 beng past due and
9npe q .lle norge has elected to declare and
has declared the whole amount secured nv ": n
mortgage due. and thai by reason OF the terms Of
said mortgage there will % due upon the said
mortgage ut Tho day of Sale the sun, Of $3.50 as,
Dat-d ~ Grand Forks, North uakots. this oath
day Of January l6o7.
CocaRANE 4 FEErHAn, M"r,ns. =.
Attorney for Mortgages.
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Threw Away His Canes.

Nj. d. Wiley, ex.postmastcr, Black
Greek, n. V, was so badly Affected
with rheumatism that he was only
able to hobble around with canes, and
even; then II caused him. great, pain.
After using Chamberlain's Pain. Balm
he was 80 much improved that he
threw away his canes. He says this
liniment did him more good than all
other medicines and treatment put
together. For sale at 50 cents per
bottle by T. r. Shaw & Co.. Drug
gists.
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Something to Know.

It may be worth something to
know that the very best medicine
for restoring the tired out ner-
voas system to healthy vigor is
Electric Bitters. This medicine
is purely Vegetable, acts by giving
tone te the nerve cemters in the
stomach, gently stimulates the
liver and kidneys. and aids these
organs in throwing off Impurities
in the. blood. Electric Bittsrs
improves the appetite, aids diges.
ton, and is pronounced by those
who have tried it as the very best
blood purifier and nerve tonic.
Try it. Sold for 50 cts. aud 81. 90
per bottle at T. r. Shaw & Co.'S,
drug store.
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Carlisle.

Carlisle.
Miss Minnie Wvbb Is In st. Vincent
visiting friends.
James Mitchell Is back from Bran.
d0n where he has been Oh a visit.
Charley Empey il once more to be
numbered among the boys. Welcome
back, Charley.
Jake Elnpey was visitor from
Emerson last week. He reports
everything quiet in the Gateway City.
Mr.. Joseph " Hara is about to take
his threshing machine to Hamilton
where he has contract to thresh
sixty stacks.
We would advise Pembina to be
careful how they treat Carlislites, as
we stand not on the order of kicking
but kick ut once.
Howard Eastman is back from the
Roseau where hst had gone for one Of
his horses which had to be left on q
former trip owing to sickness.
Miss. Maggie Webb has procured
the Pittsburg school and will here.
after be found looking after the TO-
tellectual development Of the young
ia that district.
"Hello Howard! How is every.
thinR?e' ..Flne, I. am the hapDiest
man Ia Carlisle to-day because we'll
you know. It's i girl and mother and
child are doing we'll"
Robt. Gum, who has been doing q
flourishIng business for some time, or
ganizing lodge Of the Order Of On
lty, left Monday for Toilette where he
expects to Organize lodge.
Once more the Schevlng place has
changed hands, Robt. Ltnsay having
purchased it from Dan Sullivan: who
recently became the owner by trading
one Of his Cavalier farms to Mr..
Scheving. R0bt. Is prepared to move
onto It 10 the early spring.
It looks al II. Macarthur was. doom.
ed 70 disapointment Ia her millinery
store after all. We notice thsfotIgln-
ator and protector At the movement
In our burg. looking up . suitable To-
cation. He already has numerous
samples for the inspection Of the fair
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County News.

,lS;ss n. 8A1nilto0.
Rev. B. J. Hardy droye up to Bath.
gate, Monday.
J. T. Blackjack went down to Bis
marck last week. is
J. D. Seney went over to Cavalier
Monday evening.
J. =, Brown shipped two carloads Of
hogs Tuesday.
r. H. Stuil OF Glasston was Ia town
for short time Saturday.
J. Kitchen, the photographer, was
In town Monday for y short time.
Sunday is St. Valentines day, Feb.
ruary l4th. Better send, 'em Satur-
day.
Evangelist Willis Is conducting very
successful revival meetings at this
place.
Mrs. DargIn and children are visit.
Ing with Mrs. Dargiu's mother ut
LrUUkstun.
A social hop ut the Hamilton house
this Thursday evening Is one Of the
attractions Of the week.
Jas. Anderson has purchased the
northeast quarter Of section niue,
known as the Campbell farm.
Township elections will occur the
first Tuesday In March. Get your
ballots from the PIONEER EXPRESS.
The residence Of J. d. Seney, south
Of town, was the scene ut u please Mt
party Of young folks Saturday evening
last.
Thirty-six below zero Tuesday morn.
lug aud u strong north wind blowing
over the prair.es. Too cold for pleas.
ure.
We understand that John Hennesy
has rented three quarter sections Of
the Georgetown farm In St. Thomas
township.
S. Miller. Of Alexandria, Manitoba;
WIN has Ueen visiting with his sister,
Mrs. JOS. HutchcrOft Of this place, re-
turned Monday to his h0me.
ID. Ruby, I. Mortz and several 9th
ers from the western part Of the town.
ship were IN town Monday with sleigh
loads Of hogs for Brown the butcher.
Wilmer & Derby are now quite COM
fOrtably established In their new
building. MIR. e. Warner, the popular
manager. is always ready andswiiling
to please. 6 =.
Dave Miller, who has been with
Green Bros. for the past two years,
severed connections with them short
time ago. aud left for Alexandra,
Manitooa, Tuesday.
An effort was made to have the
skating rink closed during this week
on account Of the revival meetings ut
the M. e. church, but the boys didn't
see it that way, and they are skating
the same as usual.
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The little daughter Of Mr.. Fred
Weber, Holland, Mass, had a very
bad cold and cough which he had not
been able to cure with any thing. l
gave him twenty five cent bottle Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, says
w. 2. Holden, merchant aud post
master at West Brimfield, aud the
next time saw him he said 1t work
ed like charm. This remedy is in
tended especially for acute throat
and lunR diseases such as colds, Group
aud whooping cough, and it Is famous
for Its cures. There is no danger in
giving 1t to children for it contains
nothing Injurious. For sale by T. r.
Shaw s. Co., Druggists.
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ones, and will sD,n IS able 70 Gator to
the utmost wants u tho feminine sex.
Pemblnn trade no respectfully solic.


xdbssty.
John Buchanan lost his must valu.
able horse short time ago.
Straw isa very scarce article and is
10 great demand. II IL 20 scarce that
It is priced highly.
q. Metleman has just completed his
new residence on his homestead and
expects soon to move thereon.
Blizzard No. . visited us on Friday.
Are we going to have another stick In
the mud. or another wash-a way flood
10 the spring? Thu snow says little
of both.
Antoine Lucier came up On the
mountains on Saturday looking for
land to rent for the coming year. He
predicts flood In the spring that will
swallow the ark.
The new drug store ut Olga is com.
pleted and IL now running with u ''get
there" Anything from grain to q
pound and from dram to T. gallon
will be dealt unto you.
A. Lilico has got new slayer In his
family Of either one sex or the other.
We did not learn which, but It mat.
tiers not, as long as it is one more to
the population u Liberty.
George German of Leroy, who holds
down the northeast end of Liberty,
visited our town on Tuesday. He IL
afraid that the valley will move of
with the snow In the spring.
The matched team of Professors P.
w. and w. p. Oh YES. and the other
professor. John A. Mckay. are con.
templating making NJ. DIS. of them.
selves. In the near future. We wish
the trio profound success.
HILBERT McKechnie has returned
home from Indiana where he has
been attending school for the last
three years. He has secured the Olga
school for the summer term, and as
he is q double rustler we know his
success is sure.
The free to all dance given by N.
Yost in the new Woodman hall prov.
ed to be the queen Of the season; not
withstandlng the fact Of an up-to-
date storm and very cold weather,
there we're upwards Of ninety in IT.
tendance, winch showed how the
mirth- makers appreciated :he free
silver dance.
Somebody said they saw the pig
that wouldn't 60 oyer the bridge on
Its road to Olga. We thiuk it might
not have been the exact one, but
might have been u distant relative,
for one eye Was stone blind and the
other couldn't see, aye tells on all
things. We didn't see the pig. but
heard the squeal. Whoever wants
pork pills or plasters Olga is the mar
ket.
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The Warren Mfg. Co. on Nov. 21st,
are going to establish flour exchange
in St. Vincent and keep all kinds Of
flour and feed for sale.
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Pat Flynn left Macarthur last week
for parts unknown.
Benson Lockwood was laid I'D with
neuralgia last week.
John Laurie had q COW killed last
Saturday by the snow plow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Unke of Cavalier were
visiting Mr.. Kraatz last week.
Ernest Purdy Is hauling wheat from
his river farm to his farm near Bath.
gate.
Mr.. Fl. Russell and Mr.. Kaser of
Acton are visiting at Mr.. A. @. Rus.
SELLS.
"A number Of our young folks spent
. pleasant evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Storms last Friday.
Mrs. B. Lockwood who has been
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Wallaalla.

jim Gordon is back from the "rainy''
and says it's a good place to stay
away from.
Art Sumpter and family have re-
turned and are residing In Mrs. Eddie
Guy Lees residence.
Rev. Randall held a missionary SER
vice on last Sunday. A good attend
ance and satisfactory collection were
features.
Prof. Ainsworth will conduct Epis-
c0pal Church services In the Hall next
Sabbath. Prof. Ainsworth has been
vicreetly ordained in the Grace church
at Pembina, and intends to organise
one ut this place. Mr.. Ainsworth is
an eloquent and forceful speaker and
will no doubt command a large con-
gregation.
Minstrel show next Tuesday even
ing February 10th, under the auspices
Ut I. O. F. Court Walhalla, No. 3lO9.
Admission; Is and Is cents, reserved
seats IS cents, dance after program
SO cents. AS this Is the first minstrel
troupe our town has had an opportpn-
ity to see for several years and be-
cause the program Is q regular "La
De Dah'' all should turn out and give
our Forester friends a good house.
We beg leave to correct the error
we made last week in stating that
Mr.. Lee would publish his paper in
Mrs. Lees residence. the fact is that
he il building an Office and residence
ON Crystal Ave. near the Belleyiew
and will have the same ready to &C.
cupy by last OF this week. We under.
stand that the name Of the pubItca.
tion has not yet been decided on. but
that the first issue will come out next
week instead Of this.
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Probate Netlee.

cons's q ft1s'a.A In Count, cou.
jsnssOn, deceased. ->-'s
The Stale OF North Dskota sends greeting 10
Aru!hrudur krstjanssOn heir ct law and next
presents may come.
Notice 10 hereby given thst Aruthrudur Kri,..
t.n.,on has hled With the judge Of This court, 4
petition. l,raytng for Letters Of Administration
o. the estste OF The said deceased, Ee Issued 10
Kris.tsn 9 slasson and that Monday the 18th
day OF F.braary, 1897, at two O'clock D. M, Of
sad sata Gay: b.ing day OF regular term OF this
county court DOM in Tho city Of PembDs. coun-
y OF Pembina. hss been cot Tor hearing o. d 10.
ntl0n, when and where any person Interested
,iign spPesaf ana show cause why the said Pc
a. ID. 1o97. T. ". C.NHV'
@Sl Judge Of the County Court.
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PEMBINA
Building and Loan Association.

PEMSINA, NORTH DAKOTA.
Money ,oan ON good ResI EstateSecurityany
whore In 10 County. What you pay Torrent will
pay the monthly dues. No other pay aents nave
70 be made, and In from six to etgh. ysais jol
Dwn the property. Dueson $500 lJa.. 80 IS
Der month. Address,
e. d. B0okER, 7. l.. PRICE,
Secretary President.
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Cavalier.
Mn. e. e. Heller is slowly improy.
ing.,
E,E. Heller took u trip to Canton,
Monday.
Mrs. Glasgow is improving her
millinery store BY adding q fine show
case.
Now is the time to purchase fish; q
big sleigh load arrived Monday from
Lake Winnipeg.
d.. Laxdal has been very sick this
week, but Is improving. w. H. Rob-
erts attended the Office in his absence.
Our people IRE going more and
more to T. r. Shaw & Co., druggists,
for the latest and best Of everything
tn the drug line. They sell Cham.
berlaln's Cough Remedy, famous for
its cures Of bud colds, Group and
whooping cough. When In need Of
such q medicine give this remedy a
trial and you will be more than pleas.
ed with the result.
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cona6sd 70 her I'D Tor the last Two
weeks with indissstio is slowly i'm.
proving.
AlSx. HamiltDns was called tothe
death bed Of his br0ther's wife last
Monday and returned home on Wed.
nesday. MA 4 49, z
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NJ. n. LOCKWOOD. N. y

M, NJ. LOCKWOOD, N. y.
Phvs;c,su an Observation-Disclosures Of College
OF Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore. Nd.
Once over T. r. Shaw D Cos Drug Store.
Night calls Ut room No. %, Winchester House..
Pemblna, North Dakota.
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CHAs. e. HARR 8, NE.
Physician aud Surgeon. Found at all ho1ra
when not professionally engaged engaged. q
his ONCE, on Stunmsn street Ut day Zine and ct
hiS residence on CAvileer street ct night.
sPnMBINA, NORTH DAKOTA
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..H. ). JANIS, Nd.
~ Physician and Surgeon, ofics and residence
over First National Bank, .@ s. s
BATHaATE. NORTH DAKOTA
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w. J. kNEEsHAw,
LAWYER: Willpraeticein Court Of DAKOTA
iftnnasots. and before United States Land once
Money to L0an and Ccllecttnne made
PHMBINA, NORTH DAKOTA
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IN. 6. YOUNG.
ATTORNEY AT.LAw.
BATaaATB. NoRTH DAKOTA

X. A. raAsKEe,
AUCTroNnDR.
/, Partlculs. attention T. ea,es o. Farm Property.
HAMILTON, NORTH DAKOTA
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RExsISIA&9.
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NoRrHERN PACIFIC.
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arst and third eriday ofeyery month.
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Meat every ssc,nd and Fourth Monday. VI
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