Jamestown Weekly Alert from Jamestown, North Dakota • Page 2

ii: ii.i t-'- Free Homes for Millions. Va8l: 20,000,000 Acres Wheat and Grazing Lands for Settlement in Manitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta and Saskatchewan. Deep soil, well watered, wooded, easily reached by railroads. Wheat 25 to 35 bushels to the acre. jjV' areas suitable (or the growth of fj grains and erasses, stock, yet unoctVi cupieil.

Immense coal fields, guaranteeing ft an illimitable supiffy of cheap fuel. The kp Canadian Government gives FREE FARMS OF 160 ACRES to every male of eighteen years and to every male head of a family, offering independence for life to every one with little means, but having sufficient energy to settle. Climate healthiest in the world, ITor information address Supt. Immigration, Ottawa, Canada, or WILLIAM RITCHIE, Canadian Government Agent, Grafton, N. Dak.

James River National Bank, Jamestown, N. D. $350,000.06 Will loan money to farmers on approved chattels or on wheat in granary, elevator or mill. Low interest rates no bonuses. Harold Graves, FIRE! Cashier.

LIGHTNING! The best, cheapest and moat popular Insuranoe Company is the JAMES RIVER VALLEY MUTUAL FIRE AND LHiHTNWG INSURANCE CO. OF JAMESTOWN, N. D. The total cost for live ve.u or. a policy lias been vliich includes tlie policy fee.

premium ami all (2 assessments. Ola line panies charge 2 pel" cent, for three years, which would make, ou a policy for live years, hy beini insured in this company JOHN B. FRIED, Secretary, JAMESTOWN. N. D.

1 Through CarRoine 3 SAINT PAUL 2 MS SM'NNEAPOLISS TO NEW YORK, HEW ENGLAND, 5 2 BOSTON, 5 MONTREAL, rn QUEBEC, ONTARIO, 0 ft MICHIGAN, ft 3 HEW BRUNSWICK, 3 NOVA SCOTIA. I Throuf' ieepers to Boston, jpil F. it. UNDERWOOD, General Manager, Minneapolis. W.

R. CALLAWAY, General Agent, W. 8. THORN, Assistant General Passengtr a St Minn. OSISISMSMSIS) floney to Loan On Real Estate Security.

H. M. TABER, Jamestown, N. D. PETER PEARSON, Justice of the Peace, COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY Room IS.

Doolittle Block, JAMESTOWN. N. A. O. CHAHBERS GRAIN COMMISSION, 37 Cliain.of Commerce, MliiiieapMltH.MiiiD, Sell jsrain by Sample.

Kxecutf orders for tures in all markets. Private wire to New York and Chicago. We Solicit Your Business. United States Map. Mf A copy of our handsome'map, 48x38 inches, printed in four colors ana rfl mounted on a roller, will be sent to any address on receipt of 15 cents in coin, postal or express money order.

We cannot well uSeipostage stamps. GEO. P. eral Passenger Agent B. N.

R. St, Paul, Mian. MANILA MENTION Some Notes of Interest From A11 Amerieau-Philippine Newspaper. The last copy of "Freedom," the ly published in Manila in the interest of Americans, has an uuasually large ber of interesting articles. The date was March 30.

"Freedom" says the Filipinos believe the Americana never sleep. Jn the entrenchment line along the south from the bay to Pasig, the N. Dak. regiment was between battery 13, 6th Art. and one battalion of the fornia volunteers.

Corporal Ben RUBsell was among the list of men detailed at the quartermasters corral. About300 bull teams and 400 coolies are used for distributing supplies to the various mands in Manila and to the troops in the front. In addition there are 350 bull teams and 250 coolies in the field. sides there a large number of mules and and riding horses. Trains on the road are run direot to the tiring lines.

The boys are witnessing some stirring soenes and some sad ones. A number of the members of company N. saw the drowning of Adolph Kolplen, who attempted to swim the Paeig to get a boat. The current was too etroDg. He was warned of the danger but strapped his olothes on his back and made the attempt with the fatal result.

Ibe Washington regiment put in a part of their time in digging np concealed gold and silver in and about Pasig. One man unearthed in gold, another another 8G00 in silver and one fellow found $400 in copper. It is said over in Mexican dollars were found in toe ruins about Pasig by the Washingtons. Many photos have been taken of active battle scenes, and many piotures by companies, photographing the dead natives. throw away their bayonets in jungle fighting.

A correspondent writes the following complimentary notice of the North kota troops: Editor the 'Frisoo pers which came by the last mail, special mention was made of the work done by the 14th Inft. on the 5th of February, but nothing was said of the North kota volunteers. This is not treating the boys of that gallant organization fairly. They were on the right the 14th in the hottest of the fight and they certainly deserve praise for the way they acquitted themselves. They charged just BB gallantly and fought just as heroically as diet the 14th, and if the 14th won laurels on that memorial day, they more than won laurels, handioapped as they were with long toms.

Being soldiers, we oannot without a murmur, receive all the credit for a viotory that was equally shared by those brave volunteers. When the history of this battle is written no 14tb man will object if the uame of the North Dakotas is placed above ours. Our only prayer at present is: eral, we beseecn thee to arm the North Dakotas with Krag Jorgensene date them with the 14th Infy. as the Volunteer Regulars Flying squadron, or any old thing send us to the oft taken oity of Paranaque on a missionary trip. Leave our reputation there to guard and police the city.

Then eecd as to the final ball at Malolos. Try as then, and and see if we are found wanting, and then, General, and not till then, will we be willing to go home. A 14th Regular. Pasay, P. Maroh.

Sick Headache. The ourse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl's Clover Root Tea, the great blood fier and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 25 ots. and 50 cts.

Churchill, Webster Bolinger. Mr. McAllister's Recital. The song recital given Friday evening by D. Carlos McAllister of Fargo was greatly enjoyed by the musio loving people of the city.

Mr. McAllister has a tenor voice of exceptional range and power. Miss Minnie Hofanker was the efficient accompanist. The following is the program as given: Songs- Let All Obey Leaoh Conquered (new St. Quentin Kings of che Road (new) Flight of Ages Piano Solo Seleoted Mb.

Grant reason. The Kaft PinButi Sword of Bunker Hill Crouch Jessamy Town Roeokel Piano to the Dance Weber Miss Minnie Hofackeb. There Little Girl Don't Cry. Serenade Neidlinger Jennie Northop Piano Major.Beethoven Mr. L.

L. Boord. In Native Worth (from Oratorio Creation) Haydn Say Farewell Millard ilGHTNING WELL MACHT I A A STfAMPUMPS, AIRUFTS.dk A I I rr roR cm cular HE AMERICAN WELIJVORKS OALLAS.TE The London Times Complimentary. Endland's greatest newspaper, the London Times, pays a glowing tribute in recent issue to American railroads. Among other tbinga it says: In thing that makes railway traveling safe, rapid and convenient America ie the only country which oan dispute our English primacy.

While, for example, English signaling methods have set the standard it is to Amerioa we owe matic brakes and sleeping and dining oars. Within the last few years, over, American railways and their servioe have improved more rapidly than their English rivals. A splendid illustration of this was the inaguration of the "Pioneer Limited" trains of the C. M. St.

P. Rv, between St. Paul, Minneapolis and Chioago a year as the only perfect trains in the world. The equipment of these trains are the finest ever built. Tourists from abroad have been quiok to approve the accommodations for jour neyirg afforded in America and larly un the through trains of the ern railway already mentioned.

SOME CHANCES Train to Be Oft'aiul Time ot Number 1 Shortened. A number of okanges will take place, acoording to reports, on the Northern Paoiffo about May 20. The Oooperstown-Fargo train will be discontinued as the same is considered unprofitable. An unconfirmed rumor has it that other train will be put on between Jamestown and Fargo to take the place of the Cooperstown-Fargo train, but this is not at all probable. The time of train number one will, it ia reported, be shortened up five hours.

This will be done for the purpose of meeting the new time made by the Soo to the coast. The Soo will change its schedule this month and reduce the time to the ooast from Minneapolis 13 hours. The coast train will leave St. Paul in the evening. The east bound train will be changed and arrive in St.

Paul in the morning instead of the ing as at present. A Refreshing Style. The art of quotation requires delicacy in practice. An already famous firm has originated and developed into very promising advertising a mass of old, quaint proverbs We refer to Messrs. C.

I. Hood of Sarsaparilla fame, who are using not only our columns, but those of thousands of our oraries, in adapting wise 6aws to their service by clever and practical turns. It is refreshing to see something new and bright in this line. Clean cut ment is better than big display type. Stock Notes.

Cattle wintered in fine shape in the Mouse river country, the losses not ceeding 2 or 3 per oent. syndicate at Dickinson baa chased two townships, 11,520 acres, on the Cannon Ball River, for sheep ing purposes. The company proposes to establish three ranches tbia spring and stock each with 2,500 sheep. The proposed atook convention at Fargo will be a good thing to interest stockmen in the beat part of tbe state for fattening young stook for and that is the Coteaux oounty beginng in Stutsman country. Thirty-two oarloads of cattle making up two train loads came into Merricourt Monday over the Soo.

The cattle were the property of S. P. Howell of Frederick and were shipped from Canada. This ia the largest shipment of cattle ever received in Dickey county. When Nature Needs assistance it may be beet to der it promptly, out one should ber to use even the most perfect dies only when needed.

Tbe best and most aimple and gentle remedy is the Syrup ot Figs, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. Wells County Case. The Wells oounty Northern Paoifio tax oase has been finally settled and the oounty oomes out the small end of the horn. Attorney Robinson of Fargo, who got a contract to prosecute the case for the oounty was allowed as his Bhare, the sum of 84320, by Judge Amidon. The county will get for itB own use about $1200.

The balance of tbe sum of $8600 awarded by the court, going to school and state for taxes. It is said the road oompany offered about 814,000 fore any litigation was begun whioh cluded some other taxeB, afterwards adjusted between the and tbe company. The oounty would have been ahead about $5000 in oase it had ed the offer of tbe road. Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from at wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl's Clover Root Tea purifies the breath by its aotion on the bowels, as nothing else will.

Sold for years on Hbeoluteguarantee.Price25otsand 50ots. Sold by Churchill, Webster Bolinger. Instantly Killed. At Valley City Edith Holt, 1G years of age, was shot and instantly killed by her 14 year-old brother Edwin. The two were playing with weapons they bad found in the house, and one of them was aooidently discharged, killing tbe young girl irstantlv.

CONTEMPT OF COURT Michael and George Fnguia raigned iu District Court and Acquitted. Deputy Sheriff C. T. Hartson brought Michael and George Fugina down from New Rookford to appear before udge Glaspell and ahow cause, if any, why they should not be punishsd for tempt of court. Tbe Fugina brothers lived on a rented farm near New Rockford and had a three years contract of the place.

After their term of contraot expired they insisted on living on the land and farming the same. An injunotial order restraining Fugina brothers from living on and farming the land was secured by Fred Speck from Judge Glaspell. It is alleged that the order was not obeyed and a warrant wea issued by Judge Glaspell. The men wereacquitted in court day by the judge. It appeared that the lease to the property designated a ter section other than the one intended.

Attorney Maduux proseouted and ney Allison defended. Clipped Colloquy. Tower City Topics: This is the time year when the festive cyclist is fronted with the option of buying a reliable wheel of his home merchant or sending away to Rears, Sawbuck Co. for something he doesn't want. A country newspaper reports a brief colloquy between a woman and ber lazy husband.

She was busy and the baby was crying and the man, BO A correspondent of a Ransom county paper notes tbe rush of apring work. He observes that though bnay we mast not forget our duties in a religious and temperanoe way, adding piouBly: "When the mind ia most engrossed with work tbe devil gets bis best workers out. God grant we will always be a oold wAter state. We can pray and work." A Redwood Falls, farmer sold several head of cattle, and the cattle were in the stockyards it was observed they were sick. One of them died shortly afterward and a veterinary found that the stomach was greatly distended with a quantity of grain feed.

Later several more died and tbe farmer was oalled to town and obliged to settle by paying the buyers between $200 and All ot the cattle will die aa a result of overfeeding which wae done to make them weigh heavy befoae the sale. Postmaster Patterson haB been busy this week cleaning up tbe part of bis building that was used as the Republican office. The print shop towel broke into several pieces while it was being carried out and Herr Muenoh, tbe village Bexton, was given the contract for burying tbem. This he did, the people of tbe town marching in eilent procession, with heads uncovered, to the Emmone County Record. You Try It.

If Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure, whioh is.sold for tbe small price of 25 cts. 60 ots. and 81 does not cure take the bottle baok and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 cts.

and 50 otB. Sold by Churchill Webster Bolinger. "How Much Are you Worth?" This question was put by Li Hang Chang to most everybody he met in thiB country. The Chinese statesman's stay in Amerioa was perhaps the moat intereating part of his trip around the world. He was especially interested in oar rail-, roads and their servioe.

Such traveling accommodations as are afforded on tbe trains of the Milwaukee road, for stance, was a complete revelation to this great Chinaman. Ibe Milwaukee neer Limitied between St. Paul, apolis, Milwaukee and Chioago is the only perfect train in the world. I UUKti WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. Bert Cough Syrup.

Tastes Good. In time. by drugglgU. US. KM).

UfW 1 1 far as it appears, was doing nothing. "John," she said, "I wish you would rook tbe baby." "Oh, bother, why should I rock the baby?" "Why, because be isn't very well and 1 have this mending to do Besides, half of him belongs to you, and you ought to be willing to take care of him." "Well, half of him belongs you, too, and you can rock your half and let my half holler." Cando Record: One of Cando's est girls went into Johnson's drug store the other day and asked Hans how to take a dose of oastor oil so as not to taste t. Hana gave ber a glass of soda water After she had drank it she was asked if she had tasted caBtoroil. "Who, no," she said, "did you put a dose in the soda water?" Hans. She blushed and tarried just long enough to say, "I didn't want it for myself I wanted it for If a horse is cut on a barb wire fence saya tbe Dakota Farmer, in order to stop bleeding, if an artery or vein is out or if it is in any way profuse, make a kind of oompress or poultice of raw potatoes grated, tie the same (potatoes directly touohing tbe flesh) as good BB possible on tbe wound.

It will stop tbe bleeding at once, is simple, effeotive and always on hand on every farm. Can be used with same result oc human fiesb. its. CI aafgi After Sii Years of Intense Suffering, Promptly Cured You Want A 1 RUNNING SORE ON HIS ANKLE. entire circulation is in a depraved condition.

They Dj ui Oi are a TO THE TRADE TELEPHOEE NO. severe drain upon the system, and are stantly sapping away the vitality. In every case the poison must be eliminated fr the blood, and no amount of external treatment can have any effect. There is no uncertainty about the merits of S. S.

S. every claim made for it is backed up strongly by convincing testimony of those who have been cured by it and know of its virtues by experience. Mr. L. J.

Clark, of Orange Courthouse, writes: "For six years I had an obstinate, running ulcer on my ankle, which at times caused me intense suffering. I was so disabled for a long while that I was wholly unfit for business. One of the best doctors treated me constantly, but did me no good. I then tried various blood remedies, without the least benefit. S.

S. S. was so highly mended that I concluded to try it, and the effect was wonderful. It seemed to get right at the seat of the disease and force the poison out, and I was soon pletely cured." Swift's S. S.

S. FOR THE BLOOD out every trace of impurity in the blood, and in this way cures permanently the most obstinate, deep-seated sore or ulcer. It is the only blood remedy guaranteed purely vegetable, and tains not a particle of potash, mercury, or other mineral. S. S.

S. cures Contagious Blood Poison. Scrofula, Cancer, Catarrh, Eczema, Rheumatism, Sores. Ulcers. Boils, or any other bipod trouble.

Insist upon S. S. S. nothing can take its place. Valuable books mailed free by Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.

CRESCENT BICYCLE WE And we are jioing to sell a lot.of tliem. S. C. FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING. wmflMHiRmflmswiw Jamestown Machine Shop is Headquarters for all Kinds of General Kepairing of Engines and Boilers.

Pumps of all Descriptions in Stook. Thresher's supplies. We have Tools and Jigs for Repairing Large Engines in Country. Estimates Made on Plumbing and Steam Heating. Agents for the Old Reliable Buckeye Pump.

Bicycles, Guns, and Sewing Maohinea Repaired and New Parts Famished. CHENERY ANDERSON, We have purchased a simple line of Shirt Waists at 50c on the dollar which we will place on sale beginning Tuesday at 25c and up, all bargains. Come early and get your choice. Q. E.

WHY, LADIES! You have almost every thing to annoy you, even those ILL FITTING ready-made clothes that you have seen your husband wear lately. But you can make a kick with your LITTLE FOOT, even if IT'S A BIG ONE, and tell your husband to see John A. Johnson for a fine fitting suit of clothes at a small additional cost. JOHN A. JOHNSON, THE TAILOR.

Insurance, Real Estate and Rental Agency. Loans, Steampsliip Tickets on All Lines. Rental and Sale of Farms a Specialty "TOT. B. G.

Agent St. Paul Fire and Marine Insuranoe Company, who writa th. CHEAPEST as well as the BEST Hail Insurance. Liberal adjustmen and loBBes paid IN FULL without delay. JAMESTOWN.

NORTH DAKOTA. vfi Qbstinate sores and ulcers which refuse to heal under ordinary ment soon become chronic and deepseated, and are a sure that the We are sure, because you want tlie THIS Fine White Enameled Iron trimmed only $3.50 Supplies IS CARPETS, RUCS GOOD Grade Japanese Matting per yard Largest line of WALL PAPER in the oity at prices that defy competition. 1.