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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05
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Ia cAsoa Il iQi do ~ oAhoa IS pD baking pow
,inie, buiE, 80! % cana 20.
lileo.a Louisiana bgMd.U now,
RAra.fino powdered. ibis, beri. % lall
bills III cut lohi Gitc graduated standard l9el
.hnier white fl.ci louisiana y. 7a7ac
pDUIJllYa quote Chickens Y nVna "a
por tDz, turkeys h0d,9e geese gDaopcl ducts
nor dor " gbaA1 ,.
months alip, Hight, nnc hDd medium limllnl
IND hnaVy 10 light il9iieg ~ mOHthH iight
duo 20 medium l0ni3c. fall, ilhn hEhtt
falI lielt nOp MEDIUM sss. Cohfen hNlkni
WIiiNkY itrttihnd ~ i0Nl 90, ~ prr proof
tonr mash iva year old, ~ COOL I0l thfro'
yonf, old, 81 1a1 sQ fancy extra olp WHISKY
Iuiaa ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05

4 Viii never suffer from tobacco
M heartburn or indigestion If you
cnly pInzer's patont llavana.cured
plas. Seven separate points OF
slonyi Pure brandy-peach liayorl
4 pef cent. loss nicotine than the
sst, ou1aets the strongest, plugs
pplhnl no bitter nftor.tastci not a
d grlt. For sale, Wholesale by
h Il. Brown, Fort Worth, aud at re-.
n al dealers In line tobaccos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05

no inyasiofs aud dealers ln sonniy hpndsi
10 NOT deal Ia bT hAndlr rtesulu tguh'y
bonds issBNd Tor tha building Of rpnu honrr
yhiiditS ~ ihe Same ~ nDw ltflns tested ~
eanfi. saldA bonds were rot foTitlrffd "a v
81 ilAfothfrt, euuniy ifgnhpfel, berhVfN lhNf
baa 10 hutbdritg undef the Law 70 sign SANE
Aua Nhorgrf purchases shmc may otperi "
NiiNhta ibe sabie W Tin fnll nAieni Vi nv leM,
aa said bande, signed ~ INC ,pAtl'a whprn
Df ANY Indebtedness " Preside n9ahty
IS. h. GAOft
h. Is. GAIlDfHHifH
W. kEEstl
ta.,t tt.t,la Atatal laaf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05

HN AT March Don Carlos
p'lsor q VI ltrantlrr6a OF this
N received adyloes from sonora OF
'esg ly lpnches near llumpas,
.a@a district, Of Que american md
'alVan, Also The wotndipg Of an
~ Ana . Mexican Thelr nainos
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05

II, No walls aud ceilings with Ala.
W Van can do u; lneSponHiyei
wll,e aud twelve tlnts, Cheaper
l.r.r than paint, kalaomlnc or
'nl.ioieets aud prevents diseases.
..l,hl sample card free. by druggists,
VIM and paint dealers.
w ALAnAAiiNE Co,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05
laharal lrMnr1 nnrrnn.

pRLtASa, b., Marcel GOV.
nv offers a reward Of $500 for tho
Alcou,ictlon OF those who nal.
|ateofge A. Poole, manager of the
XVI gluiaclory, last Friday night \
m rom AmIto city snys The excite.
NY lhc outrage Is still worry great,
lp,lpelrators II Appreciated VIII
lsfbt lsnchcd,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05

|uAbrlpuiA, Pa. March T. The
| II house st Front and Morris
being torn down suddenly, fell
lpmug, buryng several laborcrs
|ae Quinn, aged twonty.thrcc years,
LBed.
|ngs Recgau, aged thlrty-lirc, was Sc
n Injured, probably fatally, and
'illcBrIdo aged thlrty.on0 years,
Bruised aud cut.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05


:. YoeK, March "A dispatch from
|, IIend, i, H., last night says q large
'aer WAS seen anchored OF Rock
4 three miles out, Monday She rode
Iih until this morning when Shc was
'Nbrak loose and drift toward the
Tonight sho WIS hard aground
Y nr with the sea breaking over nor
|,m signals arc living but u 10 im-
|Nf % rot to her. The lifc saving
IIs,c made unsuccessful attempts TO
1 Ime 10 her Tho running Ice makes
|o,,Ible to get n boat from her or 90
|n IA Impossible 20 learn her name
M paitIculars The crow VIII cor
perish before morning
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05

The commissioners coHu ~ wubHtspf
county, los. viii, 90 ihU seeaud Monday w
Marin, i, u iAsf,, fsnHlse plans and epeclnra.
toms for brick cDurf huusr 70 coal not mora
fban ~, 900, u hu tRllt 81 tiic town ~ VERNON,
thf s,0unly scat Of ntlbafRrf H1peifI iHFt iht,
cottt fpA0ttea ihH neht 10 releni any ~ az
man and apgGllOntlons tubWltipa u thnm'
F'i'"' ~ }. q. OHR,
County Judge wilbsper copnls, iet,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05

Wheat Lasyi closing "a atUa NAV
Corn Unchanged
Pork -sAalni highuf.
Lard Unchanged
$780,.


fNlNHhEt
Ntw YORK, March stlout Dill and
weak.
Wheat ~potllfm options opened lower, later
reversed ana clnecd steady apnt No rod
1850 store, w. AilQat, March pl6gif.c clos
nv ~ .! " 40. Ag,ll gs eM 80 closing W. May
pi'f@WAO, rloning ~ pohc
Uofnerpot frm options Higher No. Mafeh
va din,sc, cloainH ighc Apul tgatni,o clualnp
W'4ci MhN ihhwlhNC, closing tAlc,
rHoviHiOHa, TiC.
Voilcc spot iair, Rio mict and sioady AZ
$40 options active nnu steady, salos "a a0O
hnRA March 4, sAaGpn April IS ~ MAY ~ Ne
aGpO, inn0 1910
NHEhr-sn ull hnd weak. ialr q aund rnnning
noted VI babAci rcnned steady
Molaefch QUict
lilco~firm, demand thif.
Tallow Firm ANA active,
ttctin- steady az II Olaol 10
observation-disclosures toe.
Pork steady old muas $40 UuaiQ 40.
Cut meaia-tifm,
Lard Fairly active; spot 50 ghau a.. Apfil
fB giWu 20, May 81 skdGiO
LiVE ArOuK
llVcNeH- liecolptR iir huAn all for 90 portal
no trading In berf cattle dressed hooi steady
NJ NJ nOMn 10 fot Aldnr
sheep --liroeipth 6l0Oi arm iot fair lO primo
weak for lalorlor ana common extremes 81 "
~ bu inr Sheep And " b0ua 90 Tor lambs
deck load oi oNttn sheep rpld ct ~ oo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05

wv salfc Ia the world Tor cuts,
..olss, ulcers, salt rhcum, iryer
.s ehappcd hands. chllhlalns,
", wv A. skin erupllpna, and posi-.
|,,.., a 9lles OF no pay required. ~
.1''ea % give perfect satisfaction
IA 'wunded Price zoe per box
INV Williams 4 CO,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05
pnoDuon, rnoyisloNs. NV srooN


ruonuCr,
KAaAAa CRY, Mo-. March Z w healrN
4 aver cash 40 bid Aptil "a 80 MAY "
Gorn-- l,owor, oneh HFoi Npiu sVf'' "'3
no 30 ,tt
DATA, Nominal cash 23Ac hld
IlyE srook,
Tho 1--we stock Indicator report at a,
ket stcaay Tor shipping aud shade hikhui ~
hntrhers' choice 90 ihncy pilppihN " VpNe ~,
GOOD to choice "a wal WI uoln'Non "
medium a iOtll aui aiovkotN anu lpo"o'H
"A 8OsfI lOi COWS ~ h0a3 10 t,
tIoga- ll1orlptA iiluOl market CLOSING WnhA
and Sal0o lower, ~ n i0g ~ .s ,,.
lei strnnp mad $50 higher COR obntfui Eg'ln w
choice sl608l 70 common 70 nehluni W IVY"
A Eg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05

GALVESTON TAX March itgVotlpn spot
closed nfn, @ higher
(3rone foceiptH, B,id bOlHh
Snloa SOS hhlpa
Exports iAiG,
4hluuOntH upAHtNitN, eils hbltt
Stock, 5G.g0 bhlon, ..
Ordinary, q " lB1i good ordinary Z ~ ~
low mIdding, S'ioi mlddllug, ~ gppu nlll
ilinE, " l0c mlddlng fair, 10 h'lhc lhlH
II 1-iOC,
NJ futarra market; holiday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05

kIIlen ln nl,l nIn,lnn.

NJ Nhber sugnr cane seed ~ the
"'W Hfueer company's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05
,,m.oreor Cheese


|lrsh arrival Just received at the
worth Grocer co.'s,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05

ilids Wil 10 rrfpiVpd Wy lhb commissioners
~ IaHse Of tarUt and one HAli loa4licA ilf,tpa
nereAl az DaYrflNk enanty school lAndai ~
iiatrfi 10 lipahitp ehuniy fAnhfnhlNl InAhsi
baluK surveys Nos, ali ~, n aud part OF ili hids
tn Dr ibf othnr lease ~ sale lilde IN lrahr "
ftaie uuubrf VI sears, hlda iOf sale 20 ~ ipf
rneli or 90 ilni0 not rAHrriinR twenty tthfei
ttf frut.5 puf hhnpBi, payable w. advance
EHrh 10 must 10 accompanied Nltll y iuttcil ~
ilfu hundred dollars fOr iniihiii pnfiprmnhrn
10 iiled WITH tho nndefelgfd 90 ~ DuiOfr y
o'Hiusk a n,i Of sfepnd Monday Of May next
WIEN said hide viii bu opened. The court ~
solsHs llio Digit ~ reject any Rad hll bidN'
Iok. IiOrhIh1TElfl
Counts i0dFH Maverick To-, Eagle fAsa, iesats
ilhie ON INV of rnbfuuFx lhsr,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05

INtINI|Ni
NuipApol Ntfuh fi0nf vului and nf
Wheat Flucluatpi eiiline range 81 ,.r.
cl9elnp a about yesterday Agutta March III
tfNte, closed g9Acl MAJ "a 9A "a iNr cloaod
y t'ltf, june ~ % ifAN q CUhod ~ lGd
tOln~pNirt and easy wash fl41tfc March
sos MAY apt zoo oluord co.,
rllVvfsiutH
lnftr Moderately arllvp uNtnod iuH f9 10
lnehef, dcCilngd ii#i4isf tailed ine and
closed steady cash 40 losst tx MAroa 40 in'
MNay. closed 30 9iaio az inat eloice 80 loe
lsrd siAiet, 2lAte bleheft oaah a. ooa
e9i MAeh mi Mas y nN40ulis
i,oked Mea.s steady dry sAiioi shoulacrs
nNi oQ short rh - aoab 81 short clear
AtftNNunN noAur
wheat IatN closing "a AiNN NAV.
Corn Unchanged
t'ofk~sAalOr highuf
Lard Unchanged
iivt arocN.
Tho Drnycfs journal fnpofts
tAiir~ iieceiplo $500 AhpurnW i,O0i mar.
krt allow and lpwvfs nliiprlnH hleefe ltp ~
lh1N pound, 81 OO0hOUl flnek6fa ard
feeders, ~ pai ~ c0ws, bulls AND mixad
y 1919 ~ through rsAa' cattle - hosfl 80,
lioKr ittceirta in,oni slow, hNioe iOWcf
sheep Receipts Mun. shipment. 1900 market
low und weaker, natives 81 Nial 0ltt TnkAni
RWH@ la lambs n noNh ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05
\. -nnn m l.rllli nnn Nnrnlnhlna.

\ lort Worth Grocer company have
|ngtSed q carload of New York liosc
|pdlaloes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05
Counts i0dsa Mavericks 10. Eagle rAsa iesafs
This Oh nay ~ February lhsc,


IBlds y lii b. received patii 0elOeh y, M
Ami ihn iih lssi az ny 0nne 10 filu t0Wn ~
Margaret 81 iiArueinAu county, Texas, ~
huIid court huuao ~ said torn Duplicate
aillno of !. VI fihndrgs llkiiAn, Tenhs, o. nc
0flrlnal plans and ppceinnk lions ht tilq uiirc
u the county tierk, iieI1qmhn county. AZ
check 81 onn thDussnd dOliass. Contractors
nfc requested 10 Dld np0n both fofh hEn pfi'k
building. W !. ouNnlN,
Gsuniy Jpdsc, iiafdcmnp county, fttasi
faD M lrsG,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05

4, ,,s " empty boxes for sale by
Vlih ''tocer company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05

ss slSa sets In any quantities ut the
wv stocer eompanY,s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05

NEW YoRR. March ~ Cotton Spot closed
nrm and l0c higher with good nidding 80
higher and mddiinR nit re hlghur
Sales l0in bnloR,
Ordinary, $50, good ordinary, s'sej low
middlinR, h To- lHG. middlng, 81 good MIA
ding, y n 100, mddling fair, lN q.
Futures 0ponod lrn, II 10 II points higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-05
ON CHANGE
Cotton spe, q Fraction and Failures
lrom One 10 Fourteen Points
Higher.
wheat Opened Easier. weakened, ana
cioeed Lower Live stort rrens,
actions brisk.


hHw YORR. March i.-htonuy on cali caav Al
ss2 per ccnt.i primo mercantile paper t8bl
sltflnR exchange dull but steady a. I S3e for
sixty dayf and 81 2, for dnDann
lAuiiau CoNSoIk.
LONDON, March a. 1Ohsola closed NJ lol / N
for money and iOt ii 40 for account.
AfVchs ASH nONpA,
HFw fOuK, March -. Tho following ,vtre The
onlniAi closing quotntionh AZ tha N.,e Yorh
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-16
A DAVIE MOUSE.

y few days ago young gentle~
man, of Fork Church. called to see
some ladies, according to custom :;
we suppose, and allowed one of his
pets (he is very fond of animal pets }
to accompany him. Making his Wis
it too long, the pet became restless
and began running up ard down the
back of its friend. The young man did
not Ike Cor his pet t. make him feel
SO uncomfortable aud continued
scratching of his back became un-
bearable. He made q grab, bat
didn't get it, whereupon he came
Oul of his coat and made another at
tempt with the SAM success. The
ladies' enjoyed his dds 3omforture
for awhile, but when he shielded HIS
vest. unbuttonel his shirt collar,
ran h IS hand down his back ana
threw mouse upon the floor, they
gathered their skirts, in tie .COuo-
in c-Dillard style AMI mounted
chairs, tables ard every thing els
they conId fin in their eagerness I'll
escape the 'horribl4 mouse. -Davtc
Times.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-16
NEWSPAPER AND ORATOR.,

C, a., oua+,. o,o r th
.II.,t .,,,,i.,.s Co., +ha 1jfr,,sinn Il
thoncht with tbc newsnon.r ard
van r,o, oaio 9 faint ,Iimnsp Of the
nhiori,nns noxors If fine Latter
Tbo orotor sn.aks tn hut = few hmm,
l-n3 ,ho nou .no,,or addresses mill.
nous tho word. If tn. nrator ,oa>,
die in TIE air th. i,oo,,,o. Of the
nowsnanor i slammed ,n lahIe4 ms
n.ri,i.,,t.tr A. marble. ARGUMENTS Of
To-. orator ,na., tni1nw zach ,tbar 90
.anidlv that tic Audience NAV struo-
lie in =. net work Of ratjocinatlon,
tie, raa ,onIn,r of t.p n.snanrr may
be scanned at lejsure wlthont a fear
oi .ernlqxjt.y: the-Das,ion Of the ar.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-16
TIE MORAL EFFECTS
OF HURRY.

To the thoughtful the moral cons
sequences at tension and hurry a-e
Very SaddCning; to the physician,
their physical results are a matter
0f profound concern, for their crave
evils come under his dailN 0bSnrva-
t5du. NO evolution of force can
take Place with endure rapidlty
without damage to the machine III
which the Transformation is effect
ed. Express railway stock has a
much shorter term Of use than that
reserved for traffic. The law IS
universal that intensity and dura-
ton OF action are inyersely proper
nOnal. Ii is therefore no matter Of
surprise to find that the human
nervous system Is no exception 70
the law. The higher Salubrity of
rural over urban life is not entirely
Il natter of fresh air and exercise.
NuraI lie involves leisure ana
pause III work, which ale very ,es-
>ent:al to e maintenance of Jhe
nervous system in state OF nutr-
ton. L nrtmitting spaSm soon cea>v>
d,to-rthvr.' The nigh tension OF
If. p;UdIccS Weakness at the very
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-16

49,,
Il = - ,I'e must i'Io'iou9 8ii' .
" man, OF ali 'he 'n,l'2S 'I"1 are
''""n' i'll'l ne,e' = ''i,''' '"n""'N
me power q ho,''iH2 IN ,"G l''['
'o'''9' " -" ''l' ''''o" . 1 ~. ''''"' =.
''0 ''i' '' P''>eu u INC 1917" ~
'''e '''' ,""' Il h,"'I"'i IP' ',''
Ni''N 90 '"el" ''i'''e'N' p'''i ,"'
P'' '''o' W "'''''ei III I'''' III
'I';'''' l ~ ''V"l' ~ " "ol' 'ho mus
SIC OF human speech - Si.th'' "h'Se
n\'h& le1"" snip W.T." 'ne!' .'''i'l''n
"'''''i''' - . ''','" '''''' /. ''S ,'i -
,"' N"'" ''','' INV '''' 7i'' VI '"''
'''' ID -'o'' 1>'''' INC INNS nio,'
t''' 0''''' ~ maui " Gil O',.''7 ii''i'
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-16
MCCLELLAN AND LEE

From General McClelIar's last
magazine article in the G injury, We
,uote Us follows General Lee and
{ knew each other in the da, 5 before
The war. W hat served tog ether
n DIcxiro and 1omman led aoain,,
..acl other in the Pcnninsqle. bad
the hIohe,t rcspert fer his ABILITY
IS 3 commander. and knew taat h,
VAS non General 20 he trifed with
.,r carelpsSly afforded an oppOrtuui\
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-16

y. EdmondSon runs Cotton GIN and
Griat Mil daily at Greenwood, which he
gives his entire attention. Orders Sole
tied and promtIv attended to
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-16

Chawley-'Who's that old gentle~
man YOU nodded to, Fwcd?' Fwed
Which? The old chap over there
Oh, that's father of mine.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-16

Ingomsca-'You look very like
Senator +, John John (delightcd>
ly)-.Oh, do /? Is he smarty In
eomisca--'I don't know. lie doesn't
look So
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-16
SHOES

and a great many other articles too nu-
merou- to mention. | also call the attcn>
f4or, nf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-10-23
MAHER BALLOTS.

Every ballot cast for John Maher at
the election Nov. 2 should have printed
upon it the following bill of particulars
John w. Maher is hereby authorizedto
charge the county 4per cent commissions
on all moneys in his hands any time he
chooses to do so, and the said 4 per cent
commissions is Johns Doodle, if he can
get away with it.
Further, that said Maher is hereby au-
thorized to have his winters supply of
coal hauled from the county coal bin to
his private house.
Further, that said Maher is hereby au-
thOrized to take all the county stoves in
the court house, if he wants them, and set
the same up i'll his private office for his
private use.
Further. that the said Maher is hereby
with the county property and the county
funds, regardless Of the laws governing
county t~reasurers and in defiance of pub
lie opinion or the public welfare.
If John should get enough of these
ballots to elect him for two more years
as treasurer his privileges would be linn
tied, and it wouldn't be the decent thing
for him to play the game above the
limit. The INTER. OCEAN simply throws
out these suggestions so that Johns
friends can take the timely precautions
necessary to prevent him from getting
away with everything in sight, includ-
ing all the tree claims in the district.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-10-23
CREEL BALLOTS.

Every ballot cast for Creel at the cleo
ton November Q should have the follow
ing printed on them:
This ballot authorizes H. NJ. Creel to
kick every nan out of the farmers alli-
ance who has an opinion of his own, if
that opiniond DOM agree with Creel's opin-
ion; and if any nan refuses to be kicked
out of the alliance, Creel can send him to
Jail for 80 days; and if he refuses to go to
Jail, Creel can send him to the peniten-
tiary.
Further, this ballot is cast with the ex-
press understanding that Creel can whip
his wife three times a day if he wants to
also, that he can pull his pistol on any
body who may express an opinion against
such whipping.
Further, that Creel, as county commits
sioner, can vote to remit his own tax.
Further, that Creel can draw money OH
another mans check, be arrested for EN-
bezzlement and mortgage all his proper
ty to keep out of Jail.
Further, that Creel can run for county
commissioner, for the legislature and fol
any other d-n office that he may want.
Further, that Creel says he is the smart.
est mar in Ramsey county-and that set.
ties it.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-10-23

WI haven't heard a great deal from
our esteemed friend Edwards since the
Yankton convention. Can it be that
Hubbard, and Scott, and Whitman, and
Clement, who were also delegates from
Cass, did anything to make the major
f'ho,? or is the trouble on account OF
the majors being put on the COM.
mittee on resolutions, where he was
compelled to swallow division and single
statehood? apparently" Hubbard and
Edwards were working in the most ami
cable manner, but-!!! 1t is said that
Gen. Allen, even, notices agreat change
in the demeanor of his friend the major
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-10-23
twenty-five Per Cent Dividend.

Few commercial institutions pay a di-
vidend of twenty-tive per cent, yet that is
the size of the dividend declared to the
holders of policies in the commercial de-
partment Of the Dakota Mutual Insurance
Company of Huron. The first year closes
on October %, and 25 per cent Of the prem
ium notes will be returned at the expira-
ton of policies. The company has suf-
fered numerous losses, but has always
few mutual i1tsu io ca pay e. IL IN owe Wh Gc the oo very
holders are not liable for more than Their
premiums. Do not forget this fact. With
the same per centage of losses for the next
year a still larger dividend will be de-
clared. About 1000 Dakota business men
now have their property insured in the
Dakota Mutual. 1t will pay you to in
sure withit. Ask Mr.. Carol, local agent,
for particulars. 1t
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-10-23
n N AFFAIR.

The issue in the Republican conyen-
ton in Benson county is reported to
have concerned the question of the Ie-
gality Of the law providing for the an
nexation of certain territory to the west
ern portion of this county. We learn
that the question was decided in favor
of the annexation. The convention was
opposed to wasting money and time in
IN effort to have the law declared un-
constitutional. The Benson county peo-
pie show their good sense. They could
gain nothing by continuing the fight,
and the question is now out of the poll.
tics of both counties,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-10-23

In trying to get two offices in two diff
ferent counties at the same time-treas-
urer in Ramsey and district attorney in
Towner-John Maher reminds us of the
little song about the mosquito:
skeeter came buzzing to his work,
And various things did tackle.
lie stung a boy and then o dog,
And made q rooster eackle.
At last upon John Makers cheek
He settled down to drill.
He prodded there for half an hour,
And then he broke his bill.
When Il full grown, well.feathered,
copper-bottomed, brass-riveted, alkali.
lined Dakota mosquito meets with a
disaster of this kind, it is quite certain
that he has struck "a hard cheek"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-10-23

ton, md a strong and united effort will
pc made by h best elements of Devils
Lake to defeat the nominee of the Graf
ton convention. D. w. Ensign, one ofthe
oldest and best citizens in the county, has
been brought out in opposition, and as the
people Of Walsh county are generally OPP
R9sGa 70 e Gfeei, the prospect is good for
yorably known Mr.. Ensign for the past
four years, the Herald heartily commends
him to the voters of Walsh county. He
ought to be elected by an overwhelming
majority.
CAN'T A HOoDLUM.
Forest River (Minto) Journal.
We are solidly with you, INTER-OcEAS,
IN your support of any good man against
Creel. We believe his nomination a dis
grace to the Republican party of this dis
trict. The law abiding people of this Vi
cinity cannotd emean itself by supporting
for one OF the highest officers in their
law breaker and hoodlum. His reputa-
ton is the very worst. For heaven sake
give us something a little less %unsavory.
d. w. Ensign will walk out of Walsh
county with a good round majority.
SOLID OPPOSITION.
Bismarck Journal.
Ex-Lieut. Creel, candidate for the leg
islature in the Devils Lake district, is OBJ
posed by every newspaper in the district.
The Republican papers support n. w.
Ensign, an independent candidate.
A A PEDIGREE.
Grafton News and Times.
MID. w. Ensign, the gentleman whom
the best elements of Ramsey county are
pushing forward as a candidate for the
legislature from this district, was in the
city last Friday making the acquaintance
of our citizens. Mr.. Ensign, during his
short stay in our midst, created a
very favorable impression and made
many warm friends among those
who are opposed to the notorious
Creel, and their name is legion.
We predict for Mr.. Ensign a handsome
majority in this county. Owing to bus
ness engagements he finds it impossible
to make a personal canvass, and has to
rely on the efforts of his friends in his
behalf. The only campaign argument
that should be required is that he is run
ming in opposition to Mr.. Creel. We
trust this district will not disgrace itself
and the whole territory by sending to
the Legislature a man with the pedigree
OF Creel.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-10-23

THE resolution at Creel & Orr's alleged
alliance meeting last Saturday was as
follows:
Resolved, That the course of H. C. uansbrougl as y
journalist is a menace to our wives and daughters and
their sacred relations.
AS political resolution writers Creel e.
Orr deserve O medal chunk of ice to
cool their fevered brows would do. Iii is
the general impression that the only
wife-menace Creel is acquainted with
is his fist or a loaded revolver used rs a
club.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-10-23

How is it that Gov. Pierce, in his an
nual report, omitted mentioning Sparks,
the land Office crank? Even the DEM
ocrats in the territory hammer Sparks.
However. Pierce can offer in extenuation
of the omission this forcible phrase from
the slang vocabulary 81 don't have to-"