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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29
pR0gRESS IN TELEPHONY


Telephony Is making marvellous pro-
gress, according to the New Haven Reg
lister. In recent issue It is stated that
IL Is now possible for merchants to sit at
their counting room desks in Philadel-
phla and talk with people In New York,
Boston, and with every subscriber In
New England. II appears that copper
circuit has been completed between New
York and Boston, and the wires are fast
approaching Philadelphia. Instead OF
the ordinary telephone al the wall the
subscriber can be furnished with beau
tiful rosewood desk about the size Of a
lads writing desk with plenty of room to
write upon, and with several drawers for
papers. The desk conceals the big mag
net which operates the bell and also the
other mechanism Of a powerful tele-
phone, except two silver warning bells
and the transmltter. The transmitter
with silver mouthpiece about the size
of silver dollar, Is held by met
allie arm, which Is so arranged that
II can be moved to raise or lower the
mouth.piece several feet. BY an auto
matte device the transmitter Is also kept
| In the same relative position to the
mouth at whatever position it Is set
The only other thing which shows thai
the desk is not gentleman's ordinary
office furniture Is little movable bal
with four metallic switches. BY this de
vice the subscriber puts himself out o
the city circuit and switches himself OIL
to the main line for New York or Boston
which he rings up, and calls New Yorl
or Boston subscriber, This is all yer.
fine, But before any great strain /
made to talk long distances, will the gen
tlemen who control the destinies of tn
telephone please be so kind aud fix tn
thing so we can talk with with our neigh
Dor across the way? 1t is not long dis
lance speaking that Is needed at present
gentlemen, but an improvement in catcf
Ing whatis said at short distances.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29
wnrrrsnono. Trx.. Az 10

wHTTEsBoRo, TEX. Aug 10, 1856.
To the Editor OF the Gazette.
Please state in the columns of THE GAZETTE
where ia the best market for castor beans In
this state. Respectfully, r.. d. McMESAaY.
Address DR.. Kendall OF Weatherford
DR.. Kendall is proprietor of castor oil
mill and can give the needed information.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29
Tho Birth OF Anarchism.
~ IL.

Fischer, one of the condemned Chicago
anarchists, remarked after conviction;
This is the birth OF anarchy 1t also
promises to be the death Of seven an
Archists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29

GnMnNyu1H. TEx., Aug. es.To osss
there have beeu CO., bales 81 cotton -
ceiyed here. Elily-seyen cane ii to-day
fqar carloads have been shirpas, Il ~. NV
ptssgsetsa' This pefAss ranges from 4 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29

CRANgIiI's allusion 10 Diyos as an Ice
manufacturer is forcible, but II is wicked
n a man who loves God better than De
moovacy to talk so,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29

A connection with the st, Louis, Ar
kansas s Texas at Mt. Pleasant will
crown Paris the Gate City q Texas. Il
viii mske her a city Of so 600 inhabitants
inside OF ten years. On TO Mt. Pleasant
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29

Mucn az has been said against the boy
con there il one little woman Ia favor OF
IL WIS. gray has been doomed BY II
Into . prosperous business that she
has onentd branch bakery and ia now
karlonsiy awalsipa another fermentation
~ KNe ANkln
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29

II Snlils And fever are he result OF ama'
, ~ climate, but they can be cured BY
~. ~. ~ McleAn's Liver and Kidney III
49, ~, tAef are pleasant 10 take, mild 70
sAe'f snlion and certain cure
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29
Loi


y tf'fI ~ . 4 ~ w d
VTTANTED-TQ exoA ~ 4
w car Henrie.'a, ~ n ~
Goodenough, Hsanss !. =. Iiil \
UTANTED-P osllls..D. , \ N
w grocery Rgs .I.ss ~
on low salary.
Office. -.--,-;.;- q 4
TOL JEN STATE, 4 N ~.
T nrietor, No, 2ls s, v 70
M M sttails. The oe .a.1.s Y,
pp ptrsns by poIilsl s ~. n Il
4 KTEsIAN BAH y ..'.l ns 4
a water, eight. lestf, II
rainwRter-whlIe, !, Nv NJ, q
Inc Neat bathing w !, y d.il, 4.
nsed as ii Hot spiipsl Nv,
Markle I Hayiass,,'
corner public sous. 4.
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cincinnati Enquirer.
England Is furious, but Russia smiles
with the game in her hand. There is not
gong 70 be any n,nt about Il either
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gaTrs OF suBsCRIPTloN.y

no NAH SUBSCRIBERS.
Postage Prepaid bp me T'ubitan0s.)
ne,,, Weekly,
f,ne Ycar, SO 90 Ono Year .,.', ~ ~
HiSMonffe 80 Six Months.
av,roo Month"; W Three Months ."
SUNDAY GlzElTD 81 por annum, possphu'
DRLTpKRKD BY CARRTRRsi
Week. 3.,.......,,....s.''. '''''''''o VS''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29
wITM 4 H0R

Aow Mississippi, Woman was Murdered
by Negr0 hey.
NioksAuRa, Miss, Aug. 2S.-Mrs.
william Davis was murdered with hoe
y negro boy, aged eighteen years, EN-.
pioyed by her husband. Tae nelghbors
death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29

TSv EMORY B W w =
NE, n,osed he oliss NJ n
t toaasp e 0alcs hoss "a
T n Te sS csphone coma =: \
AGENTS s,oiii , 'g y, I z. y
n = ~ ga En0lss 81.
" lacslon ageah
rexsa, Taseoss .;5fla,
: u ia. ~, 2;sg ,sq,ii,
II toll. Residenss',e. 50
Teiephone conns. 1slis'
IN Montague. ss,sls
. land and COM ~,
~. agent NJ se.
0mcc ID conis :
! pun ma lsn.
oornfy, TAXI M 1i
furnish ~. 80 y =
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DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For state senator, j. j. Jarvis,
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COUNTY DEMOCRATIC T10REi

COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Representative, Geo. W. Finger
County Judge, Hon. Sam Fnrman
County attorney, r. L. Carlock.
County clerk, John Y. Swayne
District clerk, L. II. Taylor
Bherln, b, II. Ship.
County treasurer, w. t. Ferguson.
County assessor, James Robinson.
Tax collector, j. Il. Murray.
County surveyor, g. w. Williams
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THE GAZETTE has the Largest
bona-fde Circulation Of any Daily
Newspaper Published in Texas.
5000 pgnooRATIo TIcKET.

srNpAY momNINo. AUGUST 30.
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PRECINCT DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Justices OF the Peace, precinct No. i
a. Nance and Frank H. Smith.
Constable, John Thompson.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29

E1NlIE coparInerFkIp SSIsI:,
Il and Runyan. Diuenl
bS mutual consent. h
Ties OF Runyan, Drumn 4
Baker VIII collect aad ~ :
pending subsequent VEGA,
tween the individual mll
3
| ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-29
Want cl1


TUE Peoples IstsI,is.s.'
Il Office, up stairs S ss.',
Railroads, hotels. iafns,, Z,
tractors and priyals iss,
reliable hep, both inaI1 W
deIs promptly ATTENDED Z
q. w, Guynn, Pfoprietot
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

The suhday Fargo Argus comes to
us with a btahd higI|x head on it, big,
bold-faced Ahd btiliiant. May it live
long and pt9tpef ahd like its famous
name-sake; the architect who built the
ship Argo; that conveyed Jason and
his companions to Colchis, on that
celebrated yoyage Of the Argonauts
in search Of the goldei Aeeee, may it
too, accomplish its labors like Jason's,
to tame the bulls which breathed the
flames of prejudice and ethysy, and make
them pillow the field !. of enterprise
sacred to the art preseryativs Of all
arts, and by that magnetic and en-.
chanting grace which distinguislles
the complacent and the good, lull to
sleep the dragon of discomfort and
bitterness, then sow the dragons
teeth. and when the armed men Of
vituperation and SANDER shall spring
up from the earth, to throw into their
midst the stones, of truth and inno-
cence until they shall turn their weap
ons against each other And perish.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02
r. "
. very interesting and importan

A very interesting and important
decision has recently been rendered
by the U, S. Supreme Court in. i
land case widely known as the "Pter'
onto" The land in dispute lay in the
very heart Of the city; Of Fargo. AND
val claimed as against tho Northern
Northern Pacific. Eailread BY virtue o.
a presumption right, Established while
the Iudian title adhered ,,tqi it,. 1t il
interesting as bearing .upoRaths CUES
ton, what may constitute, amopl
other things, exting;uiiishment Of an
IndiAh title. In this. case it was held
that the claimants right to the land
could not accrue, .
80 long Is the Indian title rendainsd unex.
tinguishea;ebecause an set OF congress ex.
cludes Kinds in that condition. from pre-
emptioh and that Is soon as the land va.
freed from the encumbrahce of the India,
'i,ls.. THO right IF the railroad company
attached. by yirtne Of its grant"
And accordingly rendered Judgment
in favor Of the 4. K. company. The
particulars Of the case are given OH
the second page. ,..
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

y ... :''t 81 ~ t,s
The best paper in the United States
without exception is the World, pub
iished in New York City. 1t has
a circulation Of over. 1,40O, 0g0 copie
a week. 10 every yearly subscri er
to the. Weekly World = beauty by
bound condensed history ofthe, United
States y presented. Subscription
pricA:only $kee.. Send in YOUR sub.
scripptis6ains. Iasfs beyond doubt the
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supply Depot and : sharer in all the
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Cllb ii now. Readers. We will make
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MIDI t.esPIo1xRR
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

jsYEe desire to take II eli back about -. -
dhuss alt6gsdher previous %shssnuds," that
wsfsaid last week about : dat schnow," >
scHoExE scasEE;;' the fact fsn,I that same AM
old sMiinnssots snow storm struck rs 81 ia
! heap too, and it went dansidg Md airting
md shkiBfaihg along ,ovtr the fralrie, oha..-
.1ipps nd ~lalaghing and huunrr,yiag, ~ hks .
fellow eAsisset to getaawsy from bisScrsditpo',,..
Into Manitoba, ringing and swinging snd
d~ashing the. hopes Of many I Bottinssa
belle, who ,ver. calculating y, having ! !
GOOD time u the orphans hpelns or cor
other charitable institution on .Thsnksgy-
Ing dsy.. u inssr seems y havs sst ialis
dad ssarnsst. for . n
Out Ut ,ths bosom 81 ths Air lshai33a,
Ont fsfs III cloud Selass u her gsrmeate
Oysr tlke kaodlsndY brnwH,Ahd bsrs.
Oys Et11 y 4ttSrssss16etdsl fdtsa4SDs y
6ilent55A Md SON and tsDwvr ,s Il
1881 et55fijjbads thsSnc6 sEss ss'
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02
conSUal71u1 ctle6.

An Ola physician REARED from GIVE
practice having nd pl"ced in dis IL nds
'iy n II ~, india n si..illry, the I 'rnnnle
{ u slti , . ''vtNK+taaie ralitdy for the
t,,e.. , sn.t per,naIlens care 81 CoDsum1-
la. kkTonctit.A, Cat srrh, Asthm, mi
/, ! Thf.At . nj Lung &. ct'qns, liter hay
srodgiily tested lts curative pow.
~ iiWifi ,hoAsailes Of h IS, f.eb it His
:ftitv t,'tii,a ks IT known to his eyii1ferlfl,
.iAjNf. The styclpe an FREE,te al wl,e
.i.sgire, il, with full dirt,c ions fm
iiif4f,ffDe and succ. sstIlty ushnix. AT
,rsss, VIII, stSanp, naming This paper,
~ NJ. +. CASS, 30, Grund 81, Jersey
City NJ. ! AZ ~
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

cultivation 8Gf said land, viz: Telesphors
tioss. IT., Adam J acqleA. Ualnil Baril,
I.4s'p I'D l.esrr re, u Byttinean, Bottinsau
ic,unfy IA. q.
md II. Peter Ro'iiisrd, sws,n f'ed IL
3 No. 1897. IN ] snuary 165 n, 1885 iOrfho
!. me- sec 6 F.16lR "a are i,ershy
IN iI.iioiied To aprsar lit the time and
piac ]. above nari tiOiiet anil sns,pM \ stlse;
il any there be, Any mid NsissFs lff
sNOrdin should not be SLOWED 10 make
prot and payment IA a,sveriisesi.
~ IN HY. w. LsRD, Register.
NO. Tibbita, atty.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02
DUNa1BIT1a

Cont. snow is here and t@ysryS;oass IL yat
~.lsighridins with his best Sirl.
Ths Times office is bsihg pushed skssd
~ rspidly.yss possible and, ~ Viii soon
near B., W. L. screaming from his asw
perch and shedding his Light On sli sssEas,aalnd.
Taylor aud Bellgsrd h.ts jus,. returned
from their hunt and brought back, u. deer,
.uaa one antelope; pretty good for tsnsdssrfset.
Our newly elected county officers have
all is5ot thsir certificates Of election snd it
now looks 81 ii, w had got through with
sohtests in this county. :
The Roller Mill Co. have just aeesptsd a
10 horsepower engine and boiler, and
machinery for their mill and Il will be
pushed to completion q fast j. ,ppossibis.
Charles Fyfs. l.ayss Us .Els week for
uinot where he hss 6tt.d " : arst class
barber shop. His many friisndss hsr. will
Miss him and this place viii 30 without .
,arbst: ~.,..
Bqrnsy voigh. and Thomas Joseph two
Of thu ;ffst pioneers Of this county, made
as flying visit from Devils Lake last week
and say thsy srs coming back il, the spring
to lily. -.
Cal Wagner, ,ths Devil Of the nersid) has
soue. to his old home in New York. tor the
purpose Of spsndins the winter sud bring
ing back sths, bird to his Dakota cage in
Tho ~mountsipl. .:t -,
What has become Of Col. Ely9-he has
not been heard Of since election in thiiss par,
Of the county. The boys are not aw;xre
whether tie Col. is satisfied Or not with the
the grand. fight they made in his btehal.
we did. not think the Col. wss proud: {
The ball 1t Makes hall wss. ., grand
success; about twenty-five, couple ,lirippsd
the light. t.nt.stic until .bou. s O'CLOCK in
tho morning. Amongst them, Charley Nc
nesn and the Tregsnt Brothers Of Bottl-
nsau. Charley ID q ruyil good fsllow; but
1 I'm afraid he 10 troubled with thu hear.
disease jqst now. "4, s.t.s 49,. T..
Thanksgiving has come. and gone and
Dupssi.a afSr it Is. .h. af;s tim. xitiin It's
Aistory that ; thanksgiving sermon xss
preached or services heldin eoruu,euiorttiou
Of thst day. The services were CONDUCTED
by the Rev. Mr.. Draper. and were highly
appreciated. Tic great American. bird
occupied. the place Of honor on tushy i
festive board. I 3 . sRoLErTE.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02
He May Oct Il All.

80 you ;x,int.my dsughtsr2H. .qusrisd .
Chicago Capitalist. ss'tthe young man an
ished his address snd stood with folded arms
Sks1os" 49, .. Is ~ " s,
"Ethel.i 10 used toluxurysyo know" =
Eyes, cir. and she shall have all thxt
hesfft Can wish IN 9"
..1But tsyon are 1pd555r young nxn, just get
ting s.sssrt in.Dtkota."
IAN n l, CUES. SNsbt. ts0us' county has
Just issued bonds to,the amount of$25O,OOJ
for Internal improvements. / ain county
tressiire4 And lst'A:l contracts."'
"sTske her; William, and remsmber that
integrity 10 the keynote Of success. ~ = VI all
street Daily News.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02
Land Office At Dsyils Lake, !: 7, !,

\, ,tice is hereby given that thu f,nlo~-
"te",;on t" Mike ansI placf' in supper
made b-f;re the j.. re or In T his abseprt
s.t"ra the clerk IF the district cnalrt ~
A,tttn-an c NIFTY d BFnttineau,D b. T., on
DkcEMBkR 24th. l886,.vz: "a
5, JAMES ,WHIFRii
pS NJ. 2 800 FIR the II = stE21T 1872 RITZ.
Tie nsmes an following WITNESSES i
.,rdve h.. continuOns residence s6tNu,
nd e,1jy tim If, Id Ind. ss,s,. WI
lam R!issel'. r ,tert Tit. Murray More,
! cyh Tnr,itr. ifsls..tti" a,4at Heatihe>:r.
.on,syy. u. 7. III. W. L'RD, register.
l0-SO .~ *, .&-*< :" ~ &
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02
. W.
SPLENDID

Read the. list Of books: and papers
that We offer 6'gfve away at~nominal
prices in conjunction with the P1oN-
FER, published on. the first page Of
to-day's> paper. See also: advertise
msnt Books for the Million" Elk.
anime the list. just think Of it-45
books alone worth 81 at least, given
With "a years subscription to the
PIONEER for. that price-twso' dollars
per annum. !: r. ~ %'S'':'. s"t
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02
POVERTY ls NO DETECTION

.E'#.E'-A = s%taF. @+tr E~ET'. ~
A decision Of more than USUAL in.
terest and Importance !, that which
the Secretary Of the Interior rendered
ii the case Of Josephine A. Camp, OF
Devils Lake, aud WHICH was published
in the PIosnER 81 list week. The The
principle involved therein, being one
that lays at the foundation Of by far
the larger portion Of cases that come
under the notice of the United States
land officials, ffoi,iinn tli,s concise and
convincing miaiiaatiai IL which il i pre-
Bented By the head of.the department
# Washington, j. deserving 81 g.
qualification; il. y Is folloNs: ..
u1os fAish u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

MARRIED: Al LArimors Nov. rs, 1856,
BY Rev. Father Flsnigan il ths church,
John Il. Austin snd Miss Cara McIntyrs
GRAND Forks Hsr9la.
Arrived 8 the McBrayen hotel on Tuss.
day from Rugby. John II. Austin. Super,
in.sndent Insurance company.M Dskots :,
Sioux Fails. accompanied b. hs wife mex
cl.r. Mcintyre. frey propose remaining
!. couple Of weeks tsking in the beauties .ot
the Turtle Mountsiat sta locking over ID.
country. ~ 70" a..
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02
LETTER. hfsir.

L.t.,rs uuns.lasd for It ths post ,easo. !.
.so.tinssu, D. r, fortbs month ending Dec
1885. II not called fSf within 80 d,
hoy will b sent to the dssd iyttvr ofic
In csllins for sny Of. these istaSrs say I'd
vsrtised. Dated, Dsc /, isss:
tiorgee, Miss lForsigs H.,
aattofmssn. Kristsn -... , - ,
'jdnssn. Christophsr ~%% r.,
Rolen, a., ~ 80
5tsunton. Charles s. 49,.
Tcmsou, August -.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02
L,,id. Ot;cs At Dewitt. Il h, .. T.

- .NOVeulsber IL. S6N
Nn,ice is hetshv kivsp III the hh,"s.
ny nsmed ,etttef has lied notice 6f hi.
mention to make dual p'r.,o, IL supper
his Calm, sud th.,t sa,d prod, will d.
n."e tefare the i, ju w hd *.
ttic'o clerk IT the probate com: Of b..
tesu .run'v0sat R.ftlnrad, b. T., %
J>huARY 1l,. 1887. VIZ
, =. >N9NAT RUFLiE,
S.Nn, 2S86 for the kx 81 Sc,l9 I
iol kzf,, NJ: s" AID ne ~ sc
AT 16l u Il Is a.. { -,
H.. n imes the following witneh-ss !,
RVS his continuous resid. nc, npon; ans.
:ltivAt,. II nti. saAf bind, VIZ: An'ois
v+nsrui,, E!enfO hnsta !, ''en,y T. yns
=, nhrew Sh-iwsn. III of IHrlsbu,g, Bot.
me- county, MsT. - Z q '
is-2l' liz. ". tnsD. reg s,er.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02
i nd .Mcs - De.i,sI Il he. y d.

lStnO au1cF ~ DtsliN u skt, 1tsF.
November -, 1850.
Notice In hereby given tfIst tire I.ii.w.
ing nrm q settler has flett notice OF His
intention to N kr fnsI prntf IN s.tps.fi
II his claim AMI that said prp0f vii bej
N .te before the jutge Or in his abs. nc.
ne clerk 81 ths distritt G, urt fF RDttiIl.
n county ! ~ Bnstineau, " T., On
] Du:,ry II, 1857 Wis
PAUL CLEAVE,
y =. n l75S. for the ne stc17, +.
81 r. "A.
lie names the sfOlhDwin witners-s tu
,.r,ve his continuous residence upon, and.
i%Iitiva.ibn OF, ssid land, viz: Therefore
shrrwtn, Anton Ssensrud, Edward Sher
in, Andrew: khtrwin, ali fsI,ottinexu,
:.htinaaA Utn D..T. sHY. w. L.sxD,
'!7.sS Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02
tsst--1hsl Ssttsr.

DtscRIPTIoN.-Color rcd, whitS
breast, stripesiin forehead and on nose
Zip Of nose also white; Il. blind inyign
,sgse, csised bY distemper, and is called
ROCK: Any person giving iIiJor.
nation leading recovery, Of same viii
be rewarded ~ =. H. 1HuhsBys
1871 s III
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

Mir Sandli, ,sss ,cistsd with Mr.. Swe1son
Of Candy, MINI. whose artivaLin Bottineau
W chronioled last wsskt. has i carload OF
slsighs, wagons and. cutters now At Rugby.
de 10 going to put up . warehouse sood, tbut
1.-the mean time will utilize the building
belonging to Mr.. Tibbits, 900.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

being shown in other things. absence from
the lsndTor the purpose Of gaining . iiveli.
hood cannot invalidsts or effect such resi-
dence, This woman wal trying 70 secure.
for herself . home in hsr old age, and syery
step sho had taken in her entry showed
good faith in carrying OF the provisions Of
the law. Hence her absence fur the simple
purpose Of earning her living could not b.
urged against the entry.
While this was applicable to an old
woman of67 years of'age, IF course .
widow-it applies with equal force to
the hundreds and thousands Of deserv.
ing men, both old and young, who
are seeking to secure homes forshemi
selves III their declining years. and
earn a living in an honorable occupa-
tioh. The spirit Of the law and by
this decision, It's lettet too, Mvor the
efforts Of h6iipst poverty and, industry
to provide for 1 faihy day, aid every
dictate Of goodsenss III abodatifu1 gov
ernmett demands chat Proper recog-
milton be given to the deserving poor.
The liberality Of the government lind
The integrity Of tie Law are HAPPILY
BLENDED and gloriou.ly indicated i'll
till decision Of secretary Lamar, ovet:
ruling ote u Sparks the champion
obstructidhist of the century.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02
Int Office At Devils Lake, y T.

Notice is h.tehy given that the lullOx.
I'M, nanlad settler ms, iilest notice rf lis
Intention IL mike Rn.l prof in eupptFtI
made 81 FORE ~ i,nsas 81 iii his absence
i,eluieg,tar cnlIEfk Of the d strict & M tut
i~sottinttauI c.,nn1v, 1t Rottile4u, y. T. on.
f,kcAk hER 3ft, l886.
NIL PElER NsaRnIN,
D <No. 1885,. I ,theFl w No 3 andae3
'of,n md / Y I 1 sese q ael y e
prove til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. upoDsAnd
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

The Orphans vt tue u ,nspson Heaissiate
been foFestalled in their protector the estab-
lishmeut Of o literary and social circle dew
srsl yS,ang ladies aud gentlemen having |
already taken steps to ., ganize . society
Jdr'tleir social amusement, mental improve
,niien,t and physical delectati6p.: Further
particularUlA the future,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

DIsD; We ars panied - announos Inc
death q his home in Woodstock. Ontsrio,
u Mr.. Charles Jsquss, brother o. Mrs.
Murray Moore. Mr. yaeques VS. here list
summer, . guest Of his brothsI-in.lsw. snd
during his stay enjoyed The B asats Of onr
brAcing stmosphers. Upon his return 70
Ontario, hs immediately bsgsn to decline.
He died Of consumption. I
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

Order reigns in Warsaw, all quiet ON the
potomas.. and peace prevails In B~ottiheau
since Ryan left, and Latrase sat down on
tlanneth. We hear OF numeroussoongratu-
latidns extended to Squire .Latrace for the
mafterly way in which he took ih'ths situsi-
tiSan add handled tho bsrratrio gentleman
rom ACROSS the line. % ~ =
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02
l. ~ Office u Dea,la Lake, !. Ks:

n, 'G 80 - s-|@H.E7Eg- ~ ASSVS ANS"s - .AOOOs ~
Notice is hereby Riventta the tnl,o~
ny named settler hiss hftdS hntisreU f htI
.nt4udion to n,ake hnsl proof Ut supper
her clsiiti ARD tn Said l,rtofs will b
made 'eiottsths jju. aKe q in his .i,se,ct
II ,ite tfAsiclerk 81 the 1is,rict 'rsnIt II,
= a.fb,.n .a.,t. 20 g B9stlnea,, 2. 7, !"
Jk.S P4TT9)N,
Dis No. 2,O5S fut the NV sec 5 4 lB1 u
Il rs ". u
She names the iol)Qwln9 Witnesses =
prove her continuous Residence npnt
M cultivation IT. ). id laird. viz: .C'h~ries
w Beyer. William III. KIRK, William
Bell Thoinss K.lly, of Huttinean, 3 /.
mean count, Ut , ;,
IA IN tiY> W.lIBb. register
A nxn time tn ,mbson %attnrn+,.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

The case Of Kit.msn VI. richards which
was to have come before Squire, Stewart on
Monday last was sent to Squire Des.nsei
tor trial on the sth inst. Cause, venue,
want If confidence. It is iii about some
dan'age done by cattle to tile growing grain
last summer, on the Mouse. n.r