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VIM. TOLER PARDOAED.
Served sos Days on the Farm for Petit Larceny and Bad Language.

Friday Governor Jones pardoned Will Toler, a negro who was con victed in a Jefferson county justice court December +, 1897, on two charges. and sentenced to pay fines and costs aggregating $40, which he has been serving out on the farm. Before Gov. Jones granted the pardon be asked County Judge Jones to investigate into the matter. and tell him the facts in the case. Judge Jones did so. Toler was ar rested upon complaint made by Rev. J. L. Caldwell, of this city, who said Toler used abusive Ian, guage in the presence of ladies.
 Toler has already served 605 days and the governor is of the opinion that he has been punished enough and pardoned him.
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manager to da all the work whilo ho takes in the cash.
 Little Rock possesses several nov;n . enterprises due to this plan of work ? All of her parks and the free bridge are the result of this kiod of woTl, ana they seem to be very payino and beneficial to that city. Now, Little Rock is figuring on purcbas' ing the local water works nlant which if they are successful. will bo paid for by forming an improve. ment district. Pine Blnff is not the first city to start this method of en. terprise. It is being adopted atl over the country, and especially where cities are not in a position to issue bonds.
 MT. Woods work, which was Iono and faithful, is a clear demonstra- ton for the people of Pine Bluff. that it is not such an easy matter to get foreign capital to invest here
 Build an electric street railway and light plant. The people of Pine Bluff want an electric railway, and it remains with the property owners now to say whether or not we are going to have it. 1t should be en. couraged by everyone and eyerybodV should take an active part iL secur.. ing it for our progressive city. ItI will be the future foundation to sue. cess and will develope Pine Bluff in all it's branches of industry.
 If this enterprise proves a poor ingestment for Pine Bluff, it will be impossible to induce foreign capital to invest here in an enter. prise of any kind.
 The city Dads wlll take the matter up properly at the next meeting and our citizens, especially the property owners, should CO operate with them ia their endeavor to land the much needed enterprise.
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Papers with the following on them were filed in the circuit court in this city Saturday, "Eugenia E. Foley ys. Newton J J.Owen and L. L. Camp bell. Petition for and a restraining order issued restraining the defend- ent, l.. L. Campbell from cutting any of the timber standing on the sw. h. e, and E nv. and n. ! nv. and nB sw, 23-5-l1.
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HORACE ". SESSIONS
A We'll Known Real Estate Man Dies
 of Appendicitis

LITTLE RooK, Aug. 12 "A tele- gram was received in this city to- day announcing the death of MT. Horace W. Sessions, which occurred at Birmingham, Ala, where he wen to undergo treatment for appendici- tis. He was one of the most promi- nent real estate men in the State and was about 34 years of age. He was a great success in his line and has operated extensively through out Arkansas. He was a unique and persistent advertiser, to such an extent that his name may still be seen on posters, fences and else where throughout the city m
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PINE BLUFF MAIL BOXES
Will Soon Have A eitifed Look 5.-' To Be Improved.

Nr. Fred C. Farth, chief clerk oi the Pine Bluff postofice has suc- eeeded after several months work in his attempts6to have the mail boxes on our public thoroughfares re. painted and remodeled.
 The following is an extract from a letter received by Mr Furth from Geo. M. Allen, the acting first as- slstant postmaster general, of Washington D. c.
 In compliance with your request of the Ed ultimo, I have instructed the contractor, John T. Cupper, to proceed to your office for tee pur- pose of painting the letter boxes in use in your city. The boxes are to be pairted with one coat otaluminum bronze and lettered in red. Large bronze eagles, the em blems of our country, will be placed on the top of the boxes and doubtless they will present a pretty and citifed aDDearancp
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that she had three negro girls to cal at her home and apply for work All of them said thsy were from Paragould.
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NEW LINE : THE CITY PRoPos- o,Ill-o olT-A GOOD
 MOVE
|,,s IN OTHER CITIES
d ResideDa Ee Winds Reported, 
ornerg are the People Who 7 ,,,nre the Much Needed
 Enterprise
hic |  Augustl4,.
 ternoola a r vicinity

ternoona
 vicinity last meeting ot the city e astttfoo from eleven prom ceded by .l.ns and property owners was dsI ,,soted for the purpose of iost ot the esilding and constructing fo 1'ensa tba, si,is lighting plant and m tba ,'alr street railway, and tue ly g holl ho oll..fa city hall. The peti- ents dur l.sd that an improvement ts wers smbracibg all of Pine Bluff
 corporate limits, be ch was talso asked that an inn U yet ..ot attorney be ordered to and s.sssary measures to form lurcb district.
 is ~, ..naI ownership is something Town Pine Bluff but our citizens, wers n ..ra seem to take faxorably amaze, idea
 surrod aesent proposition, which is ill india .iIora oor citizens, seems to be oss. lr possible way our city will were | gst an electric railway plant. o ooeS. to build this proposed en- ea p as as stated above, it will be { wriHs to form an improvement ted bp9 Ri embracing the whole city ere inidHgta major ty of the real estate of this s to sign a petition endorsing at the nrament. After a majority rain 8srs are secured it w1tt be ztbe ea' 09 of the city council to elect 9'so conmissionefs who will have
 c5atrol to construct and main
 ie railway and light plant
 a9mmissioners will serve until It chi gantis paid ou5. that will avoid ms diq fs interfering with it in any puay B8 the three commissioners o9 oiq have the full power to discharge ve ., rpIoY as they may see fit.
 herd nilar plants in other cities pay
 irIF dividend from 15 to 40 per
 Hand tbere is no reason what oI Mf why this city should not do as bna @ reYen better in operating her To ibant She can do as we'll and tend tier than an individual who lived
 New York orsome other northern
 at, and who usually employs a
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First Publication November II, 1891
NOTICE OFMORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that that certain mort
gage executed and delivered b.. James Heath.
and Angelina Heath. his wife, m%ortgagors. to
the Missouri Valley Land Mortgage Company.
Of Bismarck, n. D., mortgage, date.l the LIST day
of y ,vcmber 1891; and filed for. record In the
Office Of the Register of deeds in and for Me-
Lean County, State of North Dakota, on the 2lst
da! Of November, ls9s. at ten O'Clock a. m. in
book &c" Of Mortgages, on page sls. and assign
ed by said mortgages to Maria L.. Couch. on the
9th day Of November. 1893. amt recorded In the
Office of the Register :.uf Deeds in and for Nc
Lean County, n. D., In Book of mortgages
and assigned ty Maria IT,: Cou"h, to John r
Allen, on the 18th day of June, 1899. and record
Ell. In the office Of the Register of deeds In and
for Mclean county, n. D.. on jun "a, 1899. ="
book ''Il2' Misccl laneous Records, will he fore.
closed by sale Of the premises in such mortgage.
anil hereinafter described, at the front door Of
the rourt House IN the county Of Mclean and
state Of north Dakota, at tile hour Of two
O'clock g. NJ. on the Esd day of December. 1889,
to satisfy the alnount..due upon such mortgage
upon the day Of sale, the premises described in
such mortgage. and which viii be.sold to satisfy
the same, are described az follows: -
I trhe west one-half OWED of the northwest
quarterEk w h),of Section tw"nty-eigl,t.s (2S,.
In township one hundred forty-fOur, (14l) north
of .Ra. We cighty-three (a3) West, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon
erected. @.
Thai there will he due on auch mortgage at the
date Of sale, the sum IT $500 principal and
Interest and $50. ~ taxes.
4. y - JOHN e. ALLEN.
X. Assignee. OF Mortgage.
Dated at Washburn, North Dakota, this 7th
day uf November 1893.
:. -s.sSu.E E. A.iTAWB, .,
Attorney TORI Assignee. 49,.
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First Publication Sept. so, 1891
CONTEST Nor1cE.
Department of the :Iliteri ,r.

DCpGI CluCx1I VI HlAAO A1AICAA -.
us: la :Syi7Ssia1,FFlcE,
Devils Lake. n. D..
Sept. 18th. 1899. ,.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
In this oflice.by kesina Held. contestant, against
homesteadlentry' No. l334s, made May.:--7, 1895.
for the Els. n. E. i, and the l.. Il : L 4. of
Section 81. in Township l4o, OF Range "a. w,
by August Hcnning, Cnntestee, in which 1t is
alleged that: The said August Hcnning has
wholly abandoned said tract; that saldItract is
not settled upon and cultivated by said party :>
required by law; tiatts.id August Hennil9 has
never settled upon or cultivated said land at all.
and that tile alleged absence Of said August
H'rning wss:not due to his employment In:tt"
United States military or naval service III tine
Of war:- said parties are hereby notified to
app AT, respond and offer evidence t"imhiu.
said allegation ut 10 O'Clock a. m. on November
l6, 1890. hefore j. q. Hanchett. U. Is. Commits
sioner for the District OF North ETaknta. at
Harvey, Wells County, North lJakota. Gand that
final hearing will lie held ut 10 O'clock:.a. H.. ON
Nov. 18TH, 1899, bef"rel* the sRegister and Re-
ceivcr ut the United States Land Office In levils
Lake, North Dakota.
.-a' - y OLk SKRUMGARD.E
.'>' Register.
.a~ OTTO GRETHES.g
ATTORNEY for Contestant. @
~t Harvey. n. ID.
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able the commissioner general
to have Investigations made by
specially qualified officers at
the centers OF labor, where the
consignments of those aliens
are destined. 1t is also recon-
mended that further Legislation
be made to enable the bureua
to maintain it's suits against
the contractors.
The necessitor for inspection
of immigrants at the European
embarkation is particularly
eunphazlzed. Diseased aliens
communicate their Affections
to Storage passengers under
circumstances most favorable to
propagation Of disease. At the
time Of reaching this country
it is impossible TO detect what
passengers are infected, and
the alien not only. enters the
port unchallenged, but brings
with him the worst diseases,
especially those of the scalp
and eye, which the old world
exhibits. Therefore the report
strongly recommends that pl,y-
sicians of the marine hospital
corps at the port of e1nbarka-
ton make the examination, in.
stead or the medical examiners
employed by the transportation
lines or foreign Governments.
Out of the 3ll,il0 total arriv-
ais, it is considered that at least
zo,UtU are not listed on account
of defects in the law, and quite
as Important, on account OF
the existing and insufficient
regulations concerning the
Canau. an and Mexican borders
The Northern ports of entry
are designated as the innmi.
grafton stations Of Canadian
ports. The bureua recommends
THAT this be changed to points
on our own boundary, which
shall lie the only ports of entry,
for aliens from the dominion.
This r.colllllendation is the
more important, as the trans
Atlantic emigration through
Canada has Increased from o.
345, in 1897, ll,1oU in 1899. This
indicates that the Atlantic
regulations are simply evaded
by turning the tide Of in1ni-
grafton to Canada.
The important new territory
is not neglected. Sinceannex:-
alton OF Hawaii in July, 1898, it:
is reported through Unofficial
determination tina, 25,UUW
Japanese coolies have been i'm
ported to work in sugar plant
ations, and arrangements are
being made to bring large
Numbers Of Portuguese and
Italian laborers to the island.
The u nited States has not ex-
tended its boundaries to be
come a furtherdumping ground
for the European and Asiatic
human garbage. Europe sup;
piled 297,34y immigrants this
year; Asia 1922, and Africa but
81. These coming to the Unit
ed States proper, it can be un-
derstood what will result if
regulations are not extended
VI at. least made, for the is
lands. Certainly the labor on
these new islands will probably
remain with the races better
Injured to tropical living, but
employment of such laborers
should be with discrimination.
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The immigration Report.
{. Paul Dispatch.

st. Paul Dispatch. i.
The annual report of Com
missioner General Powderly
of the bureua of immigration,
submitted to the secretary of
treasury, presents not only the
statistics for the fiscal year,
ending June 80. but suggests
important legislation, some of
which, connected with the
statistics which. seem impera-
tive.
It has become evident that
present inspection is no suffici-
ent. Even the Atlantic ports
of entry, where viligance is
have not been able
to detect many of the cases of
pauperism and contract labor.
Three thousand seven hundred
and ninety-eight were refused
admission on these accounts.
debarred as contract
|aborers exceed those of the
year by " per cent.
Yet the detection is very inn
perfect, and legislation is
recommended which shall en-
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Delinquent Tax Sale.
:rATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. lsa
COUNTY OF MCLEAN
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUl

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.
WAsHBURN, N. d., November 9, 1898. 4
I, Al5lst +. johnson, County Auditor OF Nc
' IAN county, North Dakota, do'hereby certify
t rlt til, annexed list OF real properly has BE-
vi delinquent by reason Of compartment Of
taxes for the year A. ID. 1898, and will be sold as
provided by statute, toget Ter with costs OF adj
v~ertising and other costs accruing: said sale
comm .ncin. at 9 O'Clock Il. IN. Tuesday, Dcccm-
Der -, A.. d. 1899. AMI closing ut l O'Clock pm.
OF said ,lay. anu continuing further from day 4"
day until all ltn,is and parcels OF lands have
been offered for s,lo; said sale to be mad" at IN :
Office In the court house, In the town Of W;l*h-
burn. county o. NJ 'l-canianA state OF Nortl,il)a-
kota.
Witness my hand and seal this 9th day Of No
vember A. ID. 1889.
[sEAL.1 AUGUST f. JOPNSON,
Comfy Auditor, Mclean County, n. d..
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o1snAhcA' -. DAAoTA:
"a sufficient contest affidavit having BEEN alcd
iirtliS Office Ny'Nl. IA A. iic.,cn, a5iirt s!..il,
against Homestead Fairy No. 0s7. made August
10th, 1891. for the SOUTH West Quarter Of Section
"a, IN Township 1ls. North of Range 50, West. Ivy
John G. IlilSen, cOntestre. In which 1t Is alleged
that the said John q. Hilken. has never ut any
r1fne heretofore established a residence upon
said land. that he has not ut any time improved
said tract Of land except to break about six
acres thereon, that the said b~reallng has, never
been cultivated and no house has ever been
erected upon sdd tract II land said pueties..are
hereby notified IL appear. reswald and offer
evid!u" t~n'':a,ipg said allegations At 10 o'clock
\. ". on t:,,,' ''',tlA tlay,"f December, ..sslssJ, before
the Rerdstrr apI; Rsciev"r" Of the United States
L.,,'tl Dt,cr. at, tlc;United Statesh'and ONCE in
Bismarck, NORTH !>skota. r
c-srhe sud contestaat having in a!rroper.' afida-
VT, tled QeetoIber - tNisss; set fnrthffarts which
show that. afteF 4W', diligence personal service
Of t1,islnptice cap not. he made, ii is ordered AMI
directed hereby that SUCH notice be given by due
and proper;pnbliyatlon, - :
e..ae.ats.st JOHN SATTERLuND,
"a. ~. y Receiver =
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E. e.. Morris the Bismarck shoe man
on Msin Street. received another large
consignment OF Lauies Fine Shoes in
Black and OK iBloods. Give him a call
when you 90 to town. and examine goods
and prices.
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TAKEN UP

TAKEN UP.
One bay mare abont six yearsiold brand
. On left sh. u'de. md Ton RICH
Weight about 1900 Ibs. surpos.
oil to be saddle broke.
RALPH WARD.
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q COAL! COAL!!
On and after Nov. 1, I will have a mine
at my mine and will supply all those want
lug coal at the old price. '.-
john S%ATrEBLuND.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
A DARK gray mare about three years old
weight about 8 Or s0o-branded OH left
hip HB. Liberal reward will be paid for
information Lending to her recovery
=: H. BAnrExs,
Turtle Lake, n. d.
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-, ~ CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior.
y. S. LAND, OFFICE, J
B%1snAEck. N. DAKorA.f
0c'"ber ~, 1883.
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:: r : ! Reyaf Ente4atlaeFsz

f MANY OF the eifizens= Of with ar
may;Fe4 = = cries 2otS entertai66-
sments gi9eE at. the. Seminary twelve
years &g& BY G.Panl Smith: a The5oM
SchaPalha1l was crowded. to- it's utmost
capacity. and the general opinion was
that tke Entertainments were the best
of its9Mnd5eYer presented in Willmar.
NexETh 9rsday and Friday G.: Paul
SMITH &nl=agah &ppeae at the Sem
mary This tine he will be -a5ssisted
b4 GpE@il:w no. has the reputation Of
being geod as Smith in some i Hines
Of enteEtainment. The two giving an
e9terhaanp q superior to any thing Of
the kind Jig the country. This will
cEoseS tEee1tertainment~ course at the
SemtnSrE and feel confident ta1a at the
two rgneaaa1ng numbers will prove bet
ter a4GezrSaihl4 s Il e huuiiorous: and
mirtlt:Axoyokink 81 8nrhe Ssthars;; Of: the
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.=sSSsssV zz:TSSs
", =. = -
{, ~ q LA

sAx s. I'm going 50 dalf1 ss!fa1Ning'I VII &n A.
p4SpaG aue eppG se&a6h;8stSsaD zs TharpEs.dd'
Places town ot:Rdyses::&s1o EhpEsday, Maseh Is,
ceRaen Stag al N gcsonk,Ss the aoll6~ip5 o.
scf{badp gp$rt&2s Sqn9 4drses,5: fro9i s. TO- T.
zsaSs6l&. dnS sphA. afsbaE hugggS:horses s YRS:
9ld, s6da foGtSrs;xls nogs,twoGot OF working
harness, one set. of bugg ~ harness, one-peeTiae
two Years, 8ne: DeeEang 1aolser::
one aagl55ake, ;1w9 WalkinEplaws, 4 zndi61h :;
/ one.hTsecultivator onE;wagon, cong paiEoE
tubsAia hs5coar t&p9uggy+ aad alt tie Eo@eE
hiAdgogus5hst aSS4icies w2icnnre Zoo 9rmats
oIs Is mamioa. s -
TeFam.; 81 n1issdsr sap CASH agor tfae
aaeaoant Il si@ae @TiSos eHe4 @ a&eSbsr st:
s9eson aup9vN Hates 8 93% cent inter9sta
! = ~ =: - =. -. -.GrS$sr WfNsoE G
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!. I IA
p|idlyJ5 re->>)
Illness. -
! : 1 Z I
I'll %
kandiyohf.

: co. MoEine has =bon ght Ithe
H7sR property in: the first ward s..
Ea6a IS 8oing==tozm axe ~ Mmat} his
:hdm having rented bis: farM to
hiRs- song Hm er=:Morine. :
F 20 r. johnson is =thinAing]
Epf MoYing =on his : farm hnd%.
EpEaeeicing farming again. -.
f a E y - Anderson 4! vas @pP g ]
FAST Friday BY , udgeNerdin.E &
F: Mr. Andrew Radig=was in WILL ~<
mar ast Saturday accompanied.
BY Aia5dAughter5:Am ny: :. j |
T. August Holm berg 1oMn teer T.
IN Go<H 18TH MinnesotaE Reg, {
has: Written ta his fatherto-do all SO
he cah for him TO- be mustered =
6utsas he IS tired Of soldier life. |
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'(0nnIfy1: News;
SnOWStOgm TODAY.

oAO -" UOt Ii UOudy.
The West Lake creamery will
now run three days each week.
: Ole Kan bestad closed "a five
months me ter M Of: ;sfheo iH =Dist:
No. IL She 10Th Of February.
!: :: John 6 e0rga11s,o5na WAS The: MD:
tim Of a surprise party week
ago: last Sundays: :. :: :: :: { :: :: 6 !
- Ole Reigstaf went down to
W Y j last Thursday, = :: :: 6 {, {, =;
;" Miss Andrina Hanson, who, + has
been sick in bed for over: four
years, died last Saturday: En-:
neral will take place Wednesday,:
I: a meeting w';asshald j: iii w II r:
IS. :Fielatad:'s ; Eongregatio,u
"Wednesday aud @sEhIrsaay! last
week. The !: ReNss> SKleYen and
lssarsefh j, from : { Alla " Me1firirine
nnty*WeES II attt4eaHalSanee.s ~
i Ole zKaan Kan was Sd1own Ito t
Willmar: the 22nd !:
: A meeting was: held In the
town hall last: Saturday, to deeide
upoAG $to:: &lHntt aAdly: railroad free
raghf@f WR$ss'7533 A reaa ationa VAS
adePted 10: raise $4,000 If a a: load
could be bli hzt through: the mid
dae ar; near the :middte:; Of the
township. anda depot be erected;
aad=also that the company5s heu8d
not unitgwith Che Great Nerth.
efn: :: = -
Christian Skfndelisn Vas very
surR risedjast ,FHdSy
exening>@ : : J? = .
ELECTION is5near at hand ana We
hope that WiAhnar will goadry
this=year~:, Goes it, not appear:sa
little ridieuleus:to ha1e%hurches
and55.sch@ els== to help people BE-
come Christians and Intelligent
citizens. andSon the Other Ia sd
protect iastitu tlpns that will help
a1zgte@ man5 of The SAME piH
zenst to become crimina1s.aud -tu.
natinsE Aall5 n9tt?.:ttltatss be 1he
same as to GopstrGet:a nice and
cost builG 8 andSSasls mas il;
WaS~readY, destrOV=itE ~, {" :
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5oeE@ i now5at5 " ipmar,= uad9I
tn c&re ofPr2 FEbsE ard ; we s:,inaSg
bsep only a Paff@ofS fWdf % q
in re IF shis ff1,pers. y *ts ~ Rn HnT
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WhS~feaQI

.:Mr. and: Mrs a. IQhanSon
M friends, both5om and
yonHggIITnesaa 9 eVenins. ?:::TheY
Stayed until ab6uF~ no CLOCK.
when 5hsy went EoRes leaving
about 500 behind as a tokens Of
theiE ] fE + sEhlRaEvzz5a3z 55Eaa;
S5Q6arlte Lid ba# ;JEr SwWenf* 60:
S1ra1ieEEb &SDak.S ThnrsdaN
where Aes las 33e#pt9d aSPoant6n:
as b0tterz@aksEf1f a5Sseam asfX:2;
: Mike AspFqnd aad5A SFamS$S5
&HId WatS6 SFfid3@BSz SpaYid. Ef;
heandsSns Mhg 9h ss?laesk x 5WVi4Eh::
:1ohV : Roadnag sha$ 5sdds 3Hs:'
ffarm IS AdS sa9 HHtsE 8gs gg sS55asQG
: :gha& aHihabSsg $ws6eAe viii
mar 81 EgGSinesS 48{}Asdays:reSS
fl fllh Ifs EEidaX:$ soss:S55
SsM{S gS6$s $sfohps66s7S{Heas ii
WziflhE@ss 10y zafsfss part S6f EMSf
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!iikz;;||IIII!(II !5@;E;I;=I|n
-:
Alfred Holmgren= has been
;ickS hnf;s ronortod hottor|

:. Hnr1U H01mgren. nds Deen
SICK butts reported better
: News has reached Us that Hen
ryDahlman, a rich: mine: ow ner,
and son Of 5P. Dahlman, of this
town, and who has been away
From home for upwards of TWEEN
ty years, has been murdered in
a saloon in Helena, Mont: He
leaves a wife, aged parents, four
brDthersand two; sisters. They
have thexsJympathy Of all.
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DIR. Humphreys

=Speciacssact, directly upon the disea 4@e.
without exciting disorder IN other pats
af 1hesyzteA. They Cure the=siqk.
=No.- 49, = CURES ! = PRICES.
= 1=FeEerE cungestions, determinations. .25
-*eSWornss. wormFever,- Worm oolic.~. rs
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Phsess. -Go-Goi William Z JONI ST.
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