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MiCHAELlS & JOOS WE wish 1o inform the public that we have removed our stock of goods to the south side, at Al. Klein's store-room, where we should be pleased to meet our old customers and to add many new ones. Wo handle a full line of Groceries, Notions and Wail Papers. /WWW* (live us a trial order. MICHAELiS & JOOS. SNiBig'iitMBUBBmk. V1NPEX MAGAZINE CAAIERA ppi.... it .»i i. .. ot vrs. ri !f v" S Si:C7 i\ "ic K-j .I'l-v..:* SIX'. UoUis i.' i\? out' l.'.iil:. til.S. Auto r. l.k -i:V' r. vrKl\ V»:Oi button or hall, n^i^ter, *\».v fil ter for clout! L.\ul cihr: el'tVvis. rsiil tU- \icr, vi-^w i5nd."ts rHpoi "J't'ts u^ih 'i wi:«' F.iC-fiiW V*l£ A MVJNQ. W. J. DYI-K ft LKO., 101 Dyer Bldg, St. Paul, Minn. Notice.. The Northern Pacific road lias sold tlieir lands in North Dakota east of the Missouri river to a land company. Par ties living on adjoining quar ter sections can buy any of these lands up to April 15, at the present Northern Pacific quotations. After April 15,1901, Prices will be advanced $1.00 per acre. For further particulars inquire of B. S. Russell & Co. Jamestown, N. D. Be. OGLED! 1 .k.' .?• gvtii: ae, originaf RCvl( !/. O'.'NTAIN TEA V.aue r.niy 'v Madison Medi cine Co.. j'Mudison, Wis. It keeps vcu Our trade mirk cui 'hi each package. Price, 35 Cints. Never sola in Iv-ilk. Acoipr. nc substi tute Ask vour druggist. Through Oar Route ST. PAUL A N MINNEAPOLIS TO NEW YORK, NEW ENGLAND, BOSTON, MONTREAL, QUEBEC, ONTARIO, MICHIGAN, NEW BRUNSWICK, NOVA SCOTIA. Tbrongh Sleepers to Boston E. PCRNIIIOTON, Ocutnl Mauicer. W.'t. CALLAWAY, General PMKapr AgeM, MINNKAPOLI*. CIT TO PIECES BY TRalNfl Montana Section Hand Killed Northern Pacific Train Near Bismarck. by Hisiuiirck. X. I)., March :!0.—Micky McMuhon or McMutin, a section haiui from Yellowstone connly. .Mout., was cut to pieces by a Northern I'acilic train Thursday niyliLat a point half a mile or so east of the Bismarck de pot. McMahon was in route east from Montana, and probably stepped on the platform of the east bound passenger train and fell oil', being carried tinder the wheels. 11 is body was badly muti lated. It was cut in two pieces at a point just above the hips, the legs being found in one place and the head and trunk several rods distant. The fragments of the body were scattered over a distance of probably an eighth of a mile. The head was badly bat tered and tiie man's death was proba bly instantaneous. The body was found by lernard O'Reilly, when coming in from the penitentiary. The authorities were notilied and Coroner 'White brought, in the remains. The dead man was probably forty years of age. Receipts and papers in his pocket showed that he had paid poll tax in Yellowstone county. Montana, and had worked on the section for the Northern Pad lie at Big 1 lorn, Mont. So far as known, no one saw him take I he train at this point. N. Dak. at Pan American. The Pan-American exhibits for the state will be in a handsome pagoda located between Connecticut and Texas in a tine location in the agricul tural building. Space lias also been secured in the mines and mining and dairy buildings for mineral and dairy products, which will be presented in attractive forms. It has been erroneously stated in state papers that the railroads had come to the rescue in handsome shape. Except the Soo line the roads posi tively refused to furnish transporta tion for either men or exhibits, which largely adds to the expense of the commission. The Sot) line has gener ously offered free transportation as far as its line extends and other courtesies which are greatly appreciated. All articles or displays loaned by private parties will constitute a part of the state exhibit any diplomas, medals, etc, won are awarded to the individ ual, not the state. This should be an incentive to those who are thinking of assisting the exhibit in this way. Among the souvenirs to be given away will be .small silken sacks filled with No. 1 hard, and other attractive features will be added from time to ime. The *10 prize for best design for state button or emblem will be award ed Monday. Quite a large number of designs have been received, among them many attractive features. Cavalier and lla'msey counties are getting up attractive county exhibits and others are being agitated. NEW ENTERPRISE New Bottling Works and Billiard Hal! to be Opened in Opera House Block. L. 15. Niemeyer and C. 15. Buckley have leased the store rooms in the opera house block formerly occupied by Lyman and will open therein a billiard hall and bottling works. The rooms will be relitted throughout. A steel ceiling will be put in ami the furnishings of the billiard room will be modern in every respect. The new enterprise will undoubtedly be a success with the popular gentle men named interested. They will open up for business in a short time. Mr. Buckley will have the active management of the billiard hall. Bought Wood Livery Barn. Kx-SherilT .lolin II. Severn iias bought ho livery slock and business of 11. 15. Wood and will hereafter.gi ve his personal attention to the manage I meuL of the same, lie will add some new rigs and horses to the barn and proposes to run a lirst-class up-to-date livery. It, is one of the oldest and best established livery barns in the state and has always had a lirst class pat ronage. Mr. Severn has a wide ac quaintance throughout the county and his friends predict that he will make a successful and popular livery man. Mr. Wood keeps his trotting and thorou(rhbrefl stock and will dispose of them separately. May Learn. It is rumored that Great Britain will lind it necessary to tax grain for revenue. If so the farmers—may learn by experience who pays tbe tax —on imports.—Far^o Forum. Sold. TheCresswell Cattle company have sold their entire cattle holdings south of Dickinson. The price paid was $600,000. School Lands. The following school lands will not be leased April 22 being already leasetl or held for sale. All other lands in school sections will be leased. 1,EASED. So 10-137-G2. Ne 10-140-02. Se Hi-14()-li2. Ne :5li-14lW)2. Se 5(i-140-t)2. Sw {(i-l40-()2. Nc, Nw and Sw 5ti-142-(i2. Se and Sw l(i-144-t)2. Sec !5(i-144-02. Se .'itj-Li7-()3. Sw and Nw ,'5tH.'W-63. Sec lti-140-(i.'{. Sec. I(i-l41-t)3. Se l(S-142-l:5. Sw and Ne l(i-i:57-G4. Sw anil Nw :it-l.'i0-(4. Ne and Se lu-140-(i4. Sw :5t-l41-li4. Sw t(i-142-t4. Sw nj-i Se and Sw M-PJiMw. Sw .'MS Sw .'iti-l41-ti". Ne l(i-14:5-ti.j. Ne 5(-l4:i-t)i~. Se and Sw l(-i 57-((. N W {(-i 58-i(i. Se and Ne 1(5-140-00. Sec .'50-140-01). Sw and Nw .'50-142-00. Ne 10-14)5-00. Nw .'50-1:58-07. Sw 10-140-07. Sec 10-141-07. Se and Ne .'50-141-07. Sec 10-142-07. Nw .'IO-1.57-OS. Sec !50-l!5S-0,S. N wand Se 10-140-08. Ne 10-141-0*. Sec hi-142-OS. Sec 10-143-0^ Sec 30-144-OS. Sec 10-144-0'.I. Ne and Se 10-137-00. Se 22-137-00. .Ne 2S-137-00. 1 Sw 32-137-00. Ne 34-137-00. Nw 22-13*-o:. Ne 22-13S-00. Sw 34-138-00. Ne 8-139-00. Sw 154-140-00. Se of Sw and NJ of Sw of Sw 2-141-02. Se 32-141-05. Se 12-142-03. Se of Se 24-143-02. Se 32-143-02. Sw of Sw 20-143-03. Ei of nw. nw of nw and ne of sw 32-143-03. Ne and nw 2-143-64. Se, E* of sw and lots 6 and 7 6-144-63. Ne 8-144-0.3. Ne 22-144-63. Ni of nw 20-144-03. N4 of se 26-144-63. Ne 30-144-04. HELD FOlt SAT.E. Sec 10-139-02. Sec 30-139-02. Nw and sw 10-140-G2. Nw 30-140-02. Sec. 10-141-02. Sec 30-141-02. Sec. 10-142-02. Se 30-142-02. Sec 115-143-62. Sec 30-143-02. Sec 30-140-03. Sec 10-143-03. Sec 30-143-03. Sec 10-144-63. Ne and sw 30-144-03. A Horrible Outbreak )f iarue sores on my little daugh ter's bead developed into a case scaled head" writes C. 1. Jsbill of Morgan ton. Tenn but Bucklen's Arnicasalve completely cured her. it's a guaran teed cure i'or eczema, tetter, salt rheum, pimples, sores, ulcers and piles. Only 2.") cents at Wonnenberg & Avis'. D. L. CRAY PASSES AWAY Demise of an Old Time Resident of Stutsman County After a Short Illness. 1). L. Cray died Saturday at his resi dence in this city. The end came at about 12:30. He had been ill just a week. Cntil Wednesday it was thought that he was not seriously sick and would be around in a few days. Complications of pheumonia and plewisy set in and he cont inued to grow worse until theend came. Mr. (.Jray was born in New York state. I-'rom there he moved to Colo rado, coming to North I)ako'.a in 1889. He was superintendentof I. C. Wade's stock farm for a number of years. Of late years he has been a contractor and builder. He was about to build a warehouse for a Medina linn. He leaves a wife and seven children to mourn his loss. The family all live in the city. Will arrived from Casseiton a few hours before his death. The children are: Will, .lames, Mrs. Dunsmore, Davina. Lillie, Franees and Margaret. A brother resides in Peoria and another in Yonkcr.s, N. Y. Mr. Cray was a member of the Sal vation Army, having joined a year since. Formerly he had been a Pres byterian. lie belonged to the Yeo men lodge. His death causes sincere regret among a large circle of friends. Strikes a Rich Find. "I was troubled for several years with chronic indigestion and nervous debility," writes F. J.Green, of Lan caster. N. 11. "No remedy helped me until I began using P^lectric Jiitters, which did me more good than all the medicines 1 ever iised. They have also kept my wife in excellent health for years. She says Electric Hitters are just splendid for female troubles: that they are a grand tonic and in vigor a tor for weak, run down women. No other medicine can take its place in our family." Try them. Only oOc. Satis faction guaranteed by Wonnenbjrg & Avis. Q. X. R. POST RESOLUTIONS Due Observance of Memorial Day, But the Parade Will Be Omitted. At a special meeting of Wm. II. Seward Post, G. A. R., the following resolution was passed: Resolved, that on Memorial Day, May 30, 1901, all comrades are invited to participate in decorating graves at the various cemeteries, and public ser vices will be held at cemeteries as far as practicable. That on Memorial Sunday, May 26, the Post will attend churcli in a body. That on a day preceding Memorial Day, comrades will visit the public schools and aid in the instuction of patriotism. That we feel it a necessity to dis pense with services at the hall, orator of the day and the usual parade, as the same has become burdensome to the Post. That we highly appreciate and will hold in kindly remembrance the loyal manner in which all have assisted in observing the day in the years that passed, and by adopting this resolu tion do not by any means wish to de tract from a general observance of the day. Does It Pay to Buy Chaap? A cheap remedy I'orcoughs and colds is all right, hut you want something that will.relieve'and cure the more severe and dangerous results of throat and lung troubles. What shall you do? go to a wanner and more regular climate? Yes, if possible if not pos sible for you. then in either case take the oni.y remedy that has been intro duced in all civilized countries with success in severe throat and lung rou bles, "Hoschec's German Syrup." It not only heals and stimulates the tis sues to destroy the germ disease, but allays intlammat ion, causes easy ex pectoration. gives a good night's rest, and cures the patient. Try one bottle. Recommended many years by all drug gists in the world. "Get Green's Prize Almanac. Piano Wedding. David A. Jones was united in mar riage to Grace C. Mudgett of Piano at high noon, at the home of the bride's parents, on Wednesday. The cere mony was performed by the Rev. F. I). Bentley. Only the immediate friendsiwere present, and the wedding passed oil very pleasantly. Roses, car nations and smilax added to the beauty and fragrance of the occasion, and a most sumptious dinner, served daintily, stimulated feelings of good cheer. The bride is a. sister of Cap tain Mudgett of Valley City and has a number of friends in Jamestown. Will Not Supply Seed. Barnes county commissioners have decided not to bond the county for seed wheat. It is claimed that there are practically none who could not obtain seed by their own ell'orts. Boom at Everett. Everett. Wash-, is reported as hav ing a big boom and as containing hi. 0011 people. A few years ayo the big tir trees covered the townsite. Te Supreme Court. Mrs. Cam pell of Carrington has tiled notice of appeal in the case involving the superintendency of Foster county to the supreme court and in the mean time holds tlie olliee. Miss Zerlina Kaken was given a decision in dis trict court.. WM* 5 Jlk it Women are Like riAii/DfC Healthy and strong I IUWCI they blossom and bloom. Sickly, they wither and die. Every woman ought to look well and feel well. It's her right and duty, but she might as well try to put out a fire with oil as to be healthy and at tractive with disease corroding the organsthatmakeherawoman. Upon their health depends her health. If there is Inflammation or weakening drains or suffering at the monthly period, attend to it at once. Don't delay. You're one step nearer the grave every day you put it off. Women can stand a great deal, but they cannot live forever with disease dragging at the most delicate and vital organs In their body. You may have been deceived in so-called cures. We don't see how you could help it— there is so much worthless stuff on the market. But you won't be dis appointed in Bradfield's Female Reg ulator. We believe it is the one medi cine on earth for womanly ills. There is as much difference between it and other so-called remedies as there is between right and wrong. Bradfield's Female Regulator soothes the pain, stops the drains, promotes regularity, strengthens, purines and cleanses. It does all this quickly and easily and naturally. Itis (or women alone to de cide whether they will be healthy or sick. Bradfield's Regulator lies at hand. $1 per bettl* at drag store. Inlbrntkw MM. nc Muanao hguatm Atiaau. ca. !. W I Chas. S. Fee, G. P. A. I ST. PAUL, MINN. NEW JERSEY FOREST F!?,ES. Town of Wir.siow Narrowly Enccpcs Destruction. Hammonton, X. April 2.—One of the most extensive forest fires that has visited this section of the state is raging in the big woods north of this city. The fire reached a point just east of the town of Winslow and for several hours it was feared that it would be wiped out. Men, women and children succeeded by backfiring in turning the flames to the north of the town. While the men threw up trenches to keep the fire away wo men and children carried their house hold goods to places of safety in the fields and are guarding them as a change In the wind is feared. Several frame buildings, about 5,000 acres of big timber and thousands of cords of wood have been consumed. Many narrow escapes of the lire fighters "save been reported. HONORABLY MADE AND STAUNCH FRIEND broj: CLOTHING is the kind you are glad to wear. It has that inde scribable air of style and refinement not found in ordinary clothing, and Proclaims the Wearer Splendidly Drened The materials are very durable and are exclusive in design the "cut" is superb and breaths of style in every curve. The workmanship is Friend Bros.' standard—best in America. See our clothing, know and respect it. Sold by leading dealers. Look tor our name in right hand breattpocket. Friend Bros. Clothing Co. Milwaukee, Wis. •AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA**AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA« DON'T BUY 3 LUMBER. COAL OR WOOD & Until you see!,\vhat{a' bargain you can make with the River Lumber Co. Tel. 27-2, F. A. TAYLOR, Manager. To ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH AND POINTS 'EAST 8L SOUTH To BUTTE HELENA SPOKANE SEATTLE TACOMA PORTLAND CALIFORNIA JAPAN CHINA ALA8KA KLONDIKE Burlington Route THE ELECTRIC LIGHTED LIMITED. "A twist ot' the wrist"—it's on. Another twist of the wrist, it's oil—the berth light on the Burlington's Chicago Limited. Con veniences—a bullet-library smoker: compartment and standard sleepers: a dining car a reclining chair car: electric light: steam heat. Leaves .Minneapolis 7:20 p. m., St. Paul 8:0.} p. m. diily. Arrives Chicago !):2o next morning and St. Louis 5:21 next after noon. The "Scenic Express" leaves Minneapolis 7:40 a. ni., St. Paul 8:15 a. m., except Sunday, arriving Chicago 10:20 same even ing and St. Louis (i:40 next morning. Ask your home agent for tickets via this line. ». S. KUSTIS, CiEO. !*. LYMAN, Ocn'l i'siss. Ass't GIVEN A WAR V/SLCOME. Boers Arriving at Lisbon Treated Bet ter Than Englich Envoys. Madrid, April 2.—Dispatches re ceived here Horn Lisbon are rigorous ly censored. Letters which have reached here say the Boors who ar rived at Lisbon on board transports Friday from Delapoa Bay were ac corded a splendid reception, contrast ing with the coolness of the popular reception of the ministers, headed by Earl Carrington. sent to Lisbon to for mally notify King Charles of the death of Qu^en Victoria and the ac cession of King Edward VII to the throne of Great Britain and Ireland. The hour selected for the landing of the Boors ns kept secret, but, never theless. a lai-g" erowl was present a'v1 acclaimed tli" travelers, a majority o!" whom were i-.uropenn volunteers. Thi party, niimbpving 700 persor-. w»s r~ corted to tli ir quarters by PoVtugties^ Infantry. Impending ImUI RIvalrlM, "Mars can boast a much older ciTlll cation than ours." "Say, bow their first families will look down on ours when we begin to get chummy P'—Cleveland Plain D«al- GOING VEST. AH. LV. No.7 No.lljPgt. S'nd Limited. 9:15 a. 111. 7:0! p. in. 7:15 p. m. GOING EAST. AM. LV. No. 8i No.l2 Twin City Mail... 3:40 a. m. 5:30p. m. 3:45 a. m. J. K. & O. 8., 8'TH AK. LV. 132 Mixed train tor LaMoure & OaKee Tuesday, Thursday Saturday 6:40 p. m. Tuesday, Thursday Saturday 7:3" a. w. D. L. B., NOBTH AK. LV. Mixed train Daily except Sunday.. 4:30 p. m, e:80a Gen'l CHICAGO, I LI.. MJNNKAI'OLIS, MINN. I'ass. Agent, NOTICE OF SALE. Notice is hereby jjivuu, that by virtue of a iud^fint'iit and decree in l'orclosure, rendered by the district court of the tilth judicial district in and l'or the county of Mutsman and state of North Dakota, and entered and docketed in the ontce of the clerk of said court ill and for said county on the jrth day of March. A. t., 1901, in an act ion wherein Tli 3 Al iance Mortgage and Investment* Company, limited, is plaintiff, and Andrew Kllingsoii. Anna Kllingsou anil The Monitor Manufacturing Company, are defend ants, in favoi of'lie said plaintiff and against the said defendants. Andrew KHingsoii aiil! Anna lillingson for the sum of live hundred and forty dollars ami eighty-nine cents and for sixty three dollars and eighty cents costs which judgment and decree, among other thiags, di rected the sale by me of tile real estate herein after described to satisfy the amount of said judgment, with interest thereon from the date of said decree and the costs anil expenses of said action and of said sale, or so much thereof as the proceeds of such sale applicable thereto shall satisfy. And by virtue of writ to me issued out of the otlice ot the clerk of said court, direct ting me to sell said real property pursuant to said judgment and decree, T, I'. W. Kdtly, sheritf of iiil Stutsman county, the person ap pointed by the court to make said stile, will sell the herein Iter described real estate to the highest bidder for ca»h, al public auction, at the frontdoorof the court house in the city of James town in the county Stutsman anil state of North Dakota, oh Mondav, the ~Jnd day of April. A. I)., liioi, at two o'clock in the afternoon of that/day, to satisfy said judgment with inter esl and costs thereon, and the costs and ex penses of such sale or go much thereof as the proceeds of sueii sale applicable thereto will satisfy. The premises to be sold as aforesaid pursuant to said judgment and decree and to said writ and to this notice are described in said judgment decree and wr.t a.^ follows, to-wit: The south half of the southeast quarter (S. !4, Se. Hland the south hair of the southwest quarter (S.Sw. ).4 of section fourteen, (14), ill township one hundred and forty-one, (141), north, of range sixty-live (tr), west of the fifth principal inerulau in Stutsman county North Dakota. P. W. Eddy, Sheriff of Stutsman County North Dakota. S. E. Ellsworth, Attorney for Plaintiff and Mortgagee, (First Pub. Mar.21,1901.) Will SfND $3.00 TREE. The riermiHi- American Doctors, the Celebrated Mil waukee Specialists, will send 88.00 worth of their New Special Treatment Free to each of our readers. When experienced Physi cians offer to give away $30,000 worth of special treatments for diseases of the heart, nerves, stomach, female diseases, rheumatism and plies it Is evident that tbev have great faith in tl ability to cure chronic And when hundreds of prominent i^ pie freely testify to their unusual skill, liberality is worthy of serious consMerutio As all afflicted readers may have $3.00 wq of treatment especially prepared for their free, with full directions, we would advis to write at once. Address the German can Doctors giving history (symptoms) In full. Correspondence strictly confldljntial. Plain envelopes used, also plain wrappers for the packages containing the medicine. 90 Mason St., Milwaukee, \|Vls.