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i anteed; send postal or phone 1909.
STIEFF, 66 CRANKY street. oc2-5t
MICE LARGE CONNECTING FRONT
IN rooms. southern exposure, to be OBJ
tained, with board and other convenien-
ces. at THE Raleigh" For further in
formation apply to MISS THORNTON,
72 York Place. oc2-3t
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4 al \, z, "a GOOD SQUARE PIANO FOR
5en pet beginners. Can be bought on your
{ssSso nr own terms. ANfES & BURN, the
tIsargest and Oldest Music House in Vir-
Etlf#, LOO NJ ain ST., two doors from Post
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3y Nc 4 LADY OR
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BY EXPERIENCED
- lssEbookkecper, in or out of city, or will
I, balance books. A Nc. 1 references and
bank references. Address ''EXPERT."
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M ADMAM SMELL NEWMAN, RE-
ItI nowned Clarvoyant, Business and
Test Medium. can be consulted at her
office on all Life Matters. Call and be
flee and residence No. PSI CHURCH ST.
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sTHTgANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
~ fAf boolSkeeper who can use type
writer: Address ENQUIRY" this office.
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.NElll OK, UPRIGIIT PIANO-BEAUTI-
'sas SCI fuI mahogany case. very full
sTle5lt one; responsive, durable action.
This piano cost new $3.50. Price now SiS5.
give guar antee for Ave years. also
sEtu1 and cover lslil or. write for partic-
silarBsss STI FIJI. 66 CRANKY st. oc2-5t
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VH7sANTED.-A UPRIGHT CHAR
xINactcr. to manage business Of old
este blished house. Salary SIS per week
and expenses. payable each week direct
from hadquarters. Expense money adj
!Nanced =. Position permanent. Reference.
HOUSE, 301 CaXton Build
Ing Chicago. se16-sa, su-St
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eIENCED SALES
q ons and notions.
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H7EARS OR75 SALE, ALL SIZES. &c.
9EEsper foot. Copper-tipp oars SC. per
f6oE T. CASfiIN, 26 Roland's wharf
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MISS ETHEL HARDY WILL RE-
Qtl sumo her dancing class at Masonic
Temple on Thursday, October 4th, at 1880
II. ScZS-ot
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EyHyeANTED--MY FRIENDS AND THE
$sT tgHpublic generally to know that
am still selling Stylish, Perfect Fitting
sClotheE, yat reasonable prices-will call
BOOM Office and workshop with John
BriInmer, No. / Moritz building, 1853
Main street. Good salesman wanted
Respectfully yours s.. u. GIBBS & CO.
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\ AIDES! Use Chchestcrs English Pennyroyaf Pills.
An Best: safc.t! Only Reliable: Take no other.
"Re:efior Ladiss in letter hy rsturp mall
Chichester Chemical Co.. fhiisda.. Pa
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NAOAe q amounts; no delay; cas-
lest terms. LEO. JUDSON. Academy of
Music Building. -sell-lms
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3XXysANTED. - YOUNG MEN AND
young women to register for posi-
lions, as clerks stenographers, book
Ekeepers, sc. We supply domestic labor.
co1lks. housemaids. nurses and laborers. :
BUREAJ n FOR EMPLOYMENT AND
IABOR, 35Ss Main street.
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FED - PLEAsANT
Rr married couple,
:; aly at No. 3i2
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On fA6 AsfAGNIFICEET UPRIGHT
sd AA1Astgnbinct Grand Plano. triple
ist rulE 4, siil 1 rich tone. cost when new
800 pnr price now Sio5. STIEFT"S &c
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/ 1I1 Or SALIeABATTERY, 3 TUBULAR
~ 1Sei Hers 90 diameter, is feet long 81
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JOSEPH BROWN SSO pIlaR St.

Bring your feet to us to fit. We have
"A new and complete stock of hobby, up
to-date Footwear, at lowest possible
prices. 1t will pay you to see our stock
and prices before buying.
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DIANO TUNING-CASE AND AC-
4 ton work done by c. S. MARABLE,
p. o. Box ISL, Norfolk, Va. se25-1m'
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4 nd ID Xxi lures; good reason for SELL
stng92 Good location and q good business.
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ONCE, FIFTY GIRLS
;sy NJ between the ages. IL and 20. in the
Virginia Hosiery Mills at Lambert's
Rpint. paid while learning; house rent
800 Ealld $500. se5-tf
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-05-31
MADE A PRO-BOER SPEECH.
Senator Wellington Speaks on the Teller
Resolution.

Senator Wellington Speaks on the Teller
Resolution.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-After routine
business had been transacted in the SEN
ate Mr.. Wellington (Md.) called up Mr..
Teller's resolution expressing sympathy
for the Beers. The American people,
he maintained, were in profound SYM
pathy with the Beers, who were strug-
Cling for liberty against untold odds.
"Unless we wish to be recreant to our
duty, we must act, he exclaimed, "and
unless we act quickly, it will be too
late.'
He declared that this country, so far
as its government was concerned, had
yielded to British Establishments, and
was under the sway of British influence.
England dared not, he said, to attack
us by force, and realizing this, was
gaining points against US by diplomacy.
So it was during the Hispano American
war that England professed herself our
friend after we had broken the power
of Spain.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-05-31

ticket for Jamestown Wednesday
night. The police here have seen no
one answering the description and it
is believed that ChilkOtf may have
bought the ticket to Jamestown to
mislead the authorities.
Uric ChilkOH who is wanted at Bis
marck for the murder of Simon
Welch, did not leave Bismarck for
the east. He was at Wilton, north
of Bismarck, at work with a grading
crew. The foreman Of the crew told
Chilkoff of his being suspected of the
murder and the latter flew. Officers
are securing the country and it is
thought that he cannot escape.
ChilkOff is described as a Russian,
IS years Of age, five feet five and
three-eighths inches in height, weighs
16O pounds, dark complexion, brown
hair, light blue eyes. One, possibly
two front teeth out, scar on first joint
little finger of left hand, scar inside
left arm, scar on left side Of chin, seal
on right cheek bone.
ChilkoT was employed by Tom For
tune in the tree planting along the
Northern Pacific between Bismarck
and Jamestown. He escaped from
Wilton twenty minutes before an Of
ticer arrived from Bismarck.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-05-31
CONDITIONS PERFRCT.
Scientist Make succcssfuI Ob,ervatior
of the Eclipse.

scient.ts Make succcssfu1 Ob,ervatior e
of the Eclipse.
WApEsBoRo, N, c., May 29.-The
eclipse was viewed here without a cloud
to mar the spectacle. Observations
We're made by scientists from the Smith
sonian Institute at Washington, tie
English Astronomical Society of Lon
don, Yerkes observatory, Princeton
university, Charleston IS. CO. military
institute and representative from the
Toronto (Canada) Astronomical society.
The eclipse furnished beautiful sight
and the observers united in pronounc.
ing the conditions perfect. All the
principal work was photographed and
the programme was completely carried
out. Many photographs were taken by
all the parties at intervals and espe-
cially of the corona. Several telescopes
were used in trying to discover more
satellites between the sun and the
planet Mercury.
Of the actual results nothing can be
told for some time.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-05-31
MARCHING ON PEkIN.
The "Boxer" Uprising in China Continues
to Spread.

SHANGHAI, May 29.-The troubles
arising from the defeat Of the govern
ment troops by the Boxers" have ex-
tended to Iuhan, where work on the
railway is almost completely stopped.
Five hundred refugees have sought the
protection of the French cathedral at
Pekin
TEN TsIS, May 29-The "Boxers'
burned the Liuloni station on the L1i-
han railway, 20 miles from Pe!1in.
They also wrecked the track, destroyed
q number of cars and murdered several
Chinese employees. The Belgian enSi-
neers in charge of the work are safe at
Finglai
The Boxers" are marching on to-
ward Pekin.
SHANGHAI, May 29.-Reports sent
here indicate that affairs around Pekin
are extremely critical, while the defeat
Of the government troops by the "Box-
ers' is regarded here as a certain rea-
son that foreign troops will be sent to
Pekin to protect the ministries. Large
portions OF the provinces of Pc Chi Lii
aud Shan Tung are in state little bet
ter than absolute anarchy, and disorder
10 Spreading in the province Of Shan ST
Ia consequence Of the encouragement
received from the empress dowager.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-05-31
IN THE EXCLUDED PEN.
Fitzharris, Alias "Skin the Goat" an
Mullett Cannot Land Here.

New YORK, May 29.-James Fitzhar'
ris, alias "ohin the Goat" and Joseph
Mullctt, the Irish Invincibles, who were
recently released from prison in Ire
land, where they were sentenced 70:
completely in the Phoenix park mar.
ders of 1882, were ordered excluded b
the board of special inquiry at the i'm
migration station and ordered derortcd
The exclusion was made under the in.
terpretation Of the law which forbids
any one being admitted to this country
who has been adjudged guilty Of a "iel
ony, crime, infamous crime or misde
meanor involving moral turpitude. ,
The two men We're recently pardone%
by Earl Codogan, lord lieutenant Of Ire
land, from sentence of life impris>n
ment, and reached this city among sht
steeraee passengers on the Luranla Sat
urday last. The case will be appealed
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-05-31

the morning the decoration of the
graves took place. On each soldiers
grave was placed flag and bouquet
of flowers by the w. r. G. Nearly all
the graves were decorated by friends
Of the departed. The business houses
closed during the afternoon. The pa
rade took place at 200 O'Clock. Com
pany II led the parade, followed by
H Jr., Uniform Rank X. of p. G. A..
r., Public school children.
In the opera house the usual Me-
mortal Day exercises were gone
through by the local G.. A. r. men,
bers. There was large attendance
of veterans of both the Spanish and
Civil wars. A Quartette-Mesdames
Orlady and Montgomery, Messrs.
Schien and Webber-rendered "The
Star Spangled Banner" and "Come,
Weary Souls" in a pleasing manner.
The solo by Mr.. Schien, "Barbara
Frietchie" was well received. The
stage was nicely decorated with flow
ers and flags.
Lieutenant Governor Devine was
introduced by Commander Woodbury..
For nearly an hour the lieutenant
governor held the closest attention OF
his listeners. He began by stating
that on Memorial Day we commemO-
rate one of the most stupendous
events in the history of the country,
when people of the same race battled
with each other on many a bloody
field.
The speaker told of the Pilgrims
coming to America, Of their troubles
after arriving in the new land.
Washington's part in securing liberty
was referred to. The speaker told of
events which led to the civil war.
When Lincoln witnessed the sale Of
slaves in New CLEANS and resolved
to secure their freedom it meant not
a little, for he kept his resolution.
The trouble really began, the
speaker thought, when the cOnsti-
tutional convention met at Philadel-
phia. For more than hundred years
slavery had been the custom in
America. But the time had arrived
when the nation should pay the
penalty for the wrongs inflicted on
fellow beings. The death Of Lincoln.
who freed the slaves, was the last
tragedy of the war. The nation had
paid the penalty.
The home coming Of the troops, the
North, victorious, returning to their
homes undisturbed, the South to
where had once been homes, was deS-
cribed by the speaker. But the de-
feated men had gone to work and the
south was now rebuilt better than
ever. The trouble with Spain demon
strated that the sons of the veterans
of 1861 were equally willing to defend
the flag and the constitution. The
South and the North united to de-
fend the country against foreign
enemy.
In closing Mr.. Devine expressed the
hope that the United States would
continue the work of relieving the
oppressed until the light of liberty
was enjoyed by all nations.
Aftersinging "America" the au(i-
ence was dismissed.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-05-31
ALL GOOD CLAIMS TAKEN.
Prospectors Rushing to Cape Nome Will
BE Too Late,

Prospectors Rushing to Cape Nome Will
BE Too Late.
TACOMA, Wash, May 29.-Powers of
attorney have been used SO extensively
at Cape Nome this winter that it is
doubtful if any Of the 10000 men now
rushing northward will be able to secure
claims in Nome, York or contiguous
districts. The winter situation is de-
scribed in letter received last week at
Juneau from Abner Ellis, mining ex-
pert He writes that several hundred
men at Nome have spent the entire
winter stampeding in every direction
and locating thousands of claims for
themselves and for others by power Of
attorney. The ground thus taken up
includes the best areas along the chief
creeks of entire gold-bearing country
drained into Eehrlng sea.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-05-31
mine. He refused at first but finally
consented.
O North Dakota News.

The N. w. Telephone Company will
build line to Aberdeen from Oakes
by way of LaMoure.
The judicial convention of the
fourth district will be held in Oakes
June 20.
1t is expected that the Cakes Minor
line Of the Northern Pacific will be
completed by July !.
John Hay fell from a thirty foot
wall in Casselton and was but slightly
injured.
Fargo Forum: 1t seems that when
jim Welch fell from the ladder at the
keeley Institute recently besides dis
locating his shoulder he broke his
| ankle. 1t is said jim had just come
! over from Canada and as yesterday
was the queens birthday he was sing
ing "God Save the Queen" when Flan-
nigan's dog, who lives just back Of the
institute, heard the noise, and. being
faithful to his Irish master, upset the
ladder on which Jimmie was stand
ing. Jim is being cared for at the in
Stitute.
From the live city of Hebron comes
the news item that ''the postOt1ice has
been moved near the klOndike saloon"
The first wool Of the season has
been unlOaded at the wool warehouse
at Dickinson 45 sacks averaging about
275 pounds by Henurum and Moon.
The years wool clip will be large.
Hans ThOrp, who is in Jail at Minot
under sentence of death, and is due to
be hanged September IA, says he has a
complete program marked out. From
noon on the 18th he is not going to eat
any more. Just before he begins his
march to the scaffold he wants a big
drink of whiskey He says he will die
willingly and game.
1t is proposed that the state offer a
reward for the capture of Chilkotf
wanted for the murder Of Welch at
Bismarck.
The following patents have been
issued lately to J. Perrin, Lordsburg,
n. D., Cultivator: J. Stubcare and r.
+. Berndt. BOwdle. S. d.. Disk Shar-
pener: d. e. Towle, Park River. n
d. Attachment for gang plows.
In the {. S. court at Fargo Albert
c. Wolter was sentenced to eighteen
months in the penitentiary and was
gned s.. .OS2.59 upon pleading guilty to
embeZZling that amount from the
money order funds of the pOstoftice at
New Salem, where he was deputy
postmaster.
At Devils Lake Sheriff Ever Wag-
ness served injunction papers on four
Of the saloons. The injunctions came
from the Office Of Board & Board.
Grand Forks. and are the work of the
enforcement league. The Devils Lake
w. c.. T. L. is back of the movement.
The persons afflicted with smallpox
at Hamlin. Sargent county, have re-
covered sufficiently to be released, and
the quarantine has been raised. There
are no new cases and it is thoughtthe
disease is etfectually stamped out.
\ dispatch from Sheldon says: This
morning four deputy sheritfs came up
from Lisbon and raided the blind
pigs here and enjoined them from
making further sales. Both places
We're stopped and the beer supply
choked off. Arrangements are being
made to 60 trekking, scale a few Of
the kopjeS between here and Fargo
and occupy some of the strongholdS of
iniquity in Moorhead and capture a
few refreshing draughtS Of beer.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-05-31
President Saw the EcIiDse.

Fort MONROE, Va, May 29.-The
sun was totally eclipsed at S:53 o'clock
in a cloudless sky. Thousands of people
crowded the piers, walls and ramparts
watching the marvellous phenomenon.
The president and party watched the
eclipse from the Dolphin near Lamberts
Point, and Secretary Gage and party
from the lighthouse tender Holly.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-05-31
Two Police on Every Car.

ST. LOUIS, May 29.-Cars are in opcr'
alton on l6 of the Transit company's %
lines. AS usual guard Of two police
officers accompanied each car on its
round. Wire cutting is still being done
on some of the lines, and this causes
considerable trouble and delay.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-05-31
Cav. Hi. Life For j.. Friend.

CHICAGO, May 29.-Jabob Lovinski
gave up his life in an attempt to rescue
the body of Paul Zimrach from an
empty water tank in the works of the
Illinois Steel company at Ashland and
Archer avenues. Both men perished
by asphyxiation.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-05-31
PAPER MILLS COMBINE.
Wisconsin and M;nncsota Manufacturers
Organize.

Organize.
MILWAUKEE, May 29.-Formal steps
for the organization of the PAPER man-
ufacturcrs Of Wisconsin aud Minnesota
were taken during the day, when ar
ticles of association were filed for the
General Paper company of Wisconsin,
with capital of 100000. Thomas E.
Nash of Centralia and George A. Whit
ing and William z. Stuart of Neenah
are named as incorporators in the ar
ticles of incorporation. Milwaukee will
be the headquarters.
The avowed object Of the corporation
will be to buy and sell paper. All but
one or two mills are in the organiza-
ton. .-.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-05-31
Hou.e-to-House InsDecti" :

SAN Francisco May 23.-The house.
toulouse inspection Of Chinatown is be-
ing continued by the board OF health,
but as yet no case of bubonic plague
has been discovered Confidence Is be-
ing restored among the Chinese, and t
is expected that most of them will re.
Open their stores.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-27

Each season brings its own pleas
ures, and as society has whiIed away
the glorious spring days in indoor
amusements, preparations are now be-
ing made to enjoy the summer days
out-of- doors. So far the clerk of the
weather has been kind in giving to
the world st;pshiny skies without hur-
rying in the oppressive summer heat.
But June is now at hand. and the
spring gaiaties are gradually merging
into summer pleasures.
1t is almost time for the summer girl.
with her bewitching millinery and
light, airy gowns. and there is nothing
on earth more enhancing than the be-
wildering fiufiness Of the summer girl s
gowns.
Then there are the June weddings
TO look forward to, and while there are
promises of no large weddings, it would
be unsafe to prophesy a deaTth of mar
riages in the month so generally ia
YOred by brides.
The month, however, is not alone in
teresting for the pTanks Of Dan Cupid.
but it has an especial charm because
It is the month of the "sweet girl grad
uate," who is OF almost as much social
importance as the bride-tO- be, and
there are almost as many affairs given
in her honor as are planned in honor
of the bride. There are me class plays,
the class ball and numerous little
funcheOns and teas to make the closing
days of school memorable ones.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-27

Mrs. Sharp and Miss Hardness. who
are returning from New York.
9 . @
Miss Alton Young VIII entertain next
Friday afternoon, in honor Of the mem
bers Of her class at the kindergarten
training school.
Bishop Leonard and the faculty of
Rowland Hail give a reception Mon
day evening, June 4, in honor OF Emil
Liebling, the noted Chicago pianist.
The kindergarten department Of the
L. Of L. viii give a reception at the
Ladies' Literary club on Monday after
noon, June 4, in honor of the graduating
class
Mrs. Braly of Los Angeles, is the
guest of Mrs. David S. Murray. During
the coming week she win be the guest
of honor at affairs given by the Misses
Keith and Miss Judge.
% g %
The engagement Of Miss Emma Cab
bolt and Mr.. Campbell Brown has been
announced; the wedding win take place
on Thursday, June Z, the PERCEPTION be
( ing given at the home Of the bride S
parents, 1860 South State street.
. y q
Mrs. c. Z. POdlech, well known TO
many Salt Lakers, has purchased the
! Morengo hotel at Pasadena, a beautiful
tourist hotel. which she viii manage
herself Mrs. POdlech is the widow Of
A. Podlech, formerly proprietor Of the
] White House, this city,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-27
Afternoon Affair.

Mrs. John ". CurTie entertained at
cards Thursday afternoon at her home
on West Sixth South street. Nastur-
tiums and roses made a brilliant deco
ration in the parloTs, where the card
tables were arranged. Prizes were won
by Mrs. J. NJ. Moore, Mrs. w. II. Bintz
and Miss Lyle Young.
The guests Of the afternoon were
Mesdames Bootes, II. S. Young, Nebe-
ker, Slade, Lynch, Meyer, Henderson,
John Reed, Moore, Frene McKimmins.
Frank MCKimm0E1. Johnson, Cutler,
Raymond, Waterman, Griffin, the
Misses Rich, Hills. Wolfe, Lyle Young,
Shelley Elizabeth Shelley, Weller, Her
man and Badger.