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Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
ON MONDAY, APn1 q 2ld, lsss,

ON MONDAY, APnI G 2gd, 1859,
at o'eloer, p. M.
To wit: farm Wagons a Httabln foy t,vn
or three horsel; ssven uAsrk, I'd arJorn ,iirh /
and hf9v1; grocer vhgd n, 8 springs. one
side door milk wagon; os Q lsrm n,oWn,
these wagons nro all new 90 d built OF thn
best material and VIII ,e sI ara ntood as ro \.
resented. Also Q lot of second hama "a
wagons. consisting OF Alli nR ton buwr las
tumpNat carriage, Z motto p busxies. ons
man wagon and n very nics one; i Dootor,s
phaetou, roctaway, roa d sulkY, l nj :
passenger wagon On plat 'Orm springs Is 4
Hour and fAed wakOn. WIKI shifting ton. fnr
one ot Two horses, on Diasf1l m sr rfngsi lot OF
cuitivaters ; seta OF cart h .rners,- tet on
lead harneEs, hay waE1nB, | stone wagon.
have beea used but ht,Io. q nd nearly rooa
as nav; horse oArt good as nov Ibeaa
goods viii DO sole fT mu vt reduce sloof.
Terms "A creait Of moi Itha will bs ivon
on all sumo OF go and upwl ids.
JOHN EhI.iOrr.
LIZ w. SudhAn son, au 4. all s0teoSS-a1W
DUBLLO SALE OF 70 HEAD HOB.
will sell ct my sta bls, n East Fifth IT..
ohester, Pa. between Ma 'ket and Welsh,
aoIoining George mahonS livssy stabbs, on
THUHsDA1, APRIL latb, 1883.
att oieiock p. m,
~ - s sra Sit GSio horsoS. aES scum lS
ahead OF good young -zllss,
suitable for all purposes. These horses
nave been carefully selected for this sale,
ana among tham viii bo foRAd some vol
pred rcsdsters and eaddlets and Eons
oral purpose hOItAES. Stock can be
inspeo 100 az atsVe stable two days bsfors
4. n. TYSON.
L. ". SndnSm Son. Auets. aS-dAw
DUbLIU SALE OF IOWA HUKcE<,--
Chester. Pa, =" ~s'
ON MuEDAY, hPKLI. 10th, 1888.
ssl o'clqpk, Pm,
CIV 20 load Of Iowa coach ,driv. H.
ing and general purpone InyN
horses. Ihls ~ an extra lot Of COED hoisVs ,
tnoy are be,ser bred than any prcyiou0 load.
ynfcaasra Jhouid not fan TO sea them -
Ihey Will 10 nj tbe Eagle Hotel = tao es two
days previous " saio. CatAingucbon abpll.
cation: CHEM d NlOKLR.
d. M. colder, Auet. ala St
DUBi4iO SALE OF SfUOn- III, Bn
4 soid at pu9lto eAlo st the ys-zx-a.
residence OF Clerk ~. Baldwin, S&SSH
Pa, on
MONDAY. APRIL 2srd, 1883,
stl o'clock, y. tn,
and 70 nis, shoAts diroot fson upmbsFiand
aeOuAay. Pa.
rwo and tour months cr@oit by giving .
banzable noto VITA approved security,
| 4OODLkS D. bAs.IiHiR.
l a. U. hhArpiess, kue.. nn2S G&w-u
| PUBLIC SALE.
rhe subscriber will sell p. public sale, at
the drove YARD OF David johnson, UentTe.
vile, Dol, on
MONDAY, APRIL le, 1888.
Etl9O e'ciosE, p. M,
| S0 heid Of fresh COWS and forward f|CMEs
w sprinRsre; foW ook bulis;also NY.
| al the BArpO tine. y frF extra hhO BnoatH.
lhia Is "a extra hne os Of sLocI, and will
positively be sold; all stock Us represented
| Dinner at ~ 90
RuBEET MERRlCK.
| J. q. Hooinson. auot 81 d&W
IDuBLlC aALH HuFINDlANA 90, PA
| 4 HOBS -Will DO snld at Public sale
a. tho Esgio Hotel, west Chester, Pa,
| ON MONDAY, APRIL gard, 1855,
q. J O'Clock, y. m,
200 Head Of Indiana 90 Pa. Hogs,
weighing from 20 10 lf0 IT'S. A-sS
u. NJ. Colder, Auc. 0AEEN b NlC1s---
Al2 9:d.ltW
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
HOrHuxs.

NOIIOk. II, MGCII
~ the tenant Of tha Ella IA mBRl
sn,n, sh1 northwest corner muse nso situs,
snlpley streets, In ths 70, oi rolfd |
W. W. 2, "iiminxton, oouatv ward ID
m. shd state OF Delaware T., o. NOV Oi
Az re9uiremsnts OF the a. oa,s Yon y, Lance
hs,e muly in such caee n,ss Sv'soi the Q&
ao hereby give notice tbh, bsao an! prg1
,wIiIng 70 the Oourt tri..nsna tria snall apu|
uoo ne fesoo ana JAN Delivs,19 9enl se,s
a,' neiaWato' IN and for HevI y, tho ST
Sn Sa, mond ~. tho Tth day al N'u Nna'ue Ool
oelng the nsxt tenn a, ~ ,n,ay, a. D.,
,losnse icr sail house A. an 's u'ur'
ior the sale thsrsto of ,n "a Inn or d
~ 1898 Quantities t6nn e.S.a.iottiny ~. III
MuIuas M on the prolnises, ,nns ~ ~ quart,
spectAblo citiHens of ~ thh iOllowi2
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
NOTICR -rO TI,----DMHT TI,n

NOTICE.-rO THE uovon
JUnGR5 OF the Cnps, ,5,nnVNUh
nf he Peace and jail bal, oi .btnttls
D~lawArc. In and for New a. 81 he \.
srco,u u's,sl9 ,,9 nsh resp ortAhlc ,tts.aa'
nnreby certify that Pairlrk p,"' .llhsld
PluuAott owoers aud ,.e',,,,, iuAAel at
Aitualed At NOS. los an l.Im H. We
, the second ward, City.eny,,,".lh'l hl1eN
sh'u ana described In tbptr s", N'it4
VINO are applicants for a li.sm. ''l'A,on
the seventh day Of Mn, a u "' Nd
htNt term OF said count, for ,i, o.
lhiine iiquers In puantlllps nal
nNIi Ralion therein noL to h. ,.A
prenlis they bsing / srns,, IuA lLA
COOS, ware. and IN exahnpI Ils,.. IA ,e,Alle
cost value of their stock rnnst w ass1
hand Tor sale IL not less tn,n W.,
uuliatsi tEey are mru OF flli Mo-
anu RoOd moral cha Ac,sr. ihtI w., y
lntohHbiiuK liquors a Ftti' nis,. ivy
" accommodate the plbltt. IN, ny ue
owners OF said hOuse, And M, ~. ,s,uef uef
flye hundred dollsss "' ''ue felA
DeurIs VI k elleheI, I,u,, ,,.,.
Louis Harris, Jihn u ni,.NsT
Richard Boothe, Nish.,i ~ Iuattf,
John \ Bnsh, Sswt ~. va
Edward Melchoir. Inbn !. i, Il, l'Lan \
Samuel Reed. Inn |, nattl.
Charles Helnel, ssn,nn, liinnnsi',
John Farnan, Mayti,, ,rr, ,rrrn,
Pbilip Il she's, Anar',.' iaun ,un
y lillian McMenatuin. patr,cH H. ,h'I
Francis McGtllloI, Iohn Tr,ih h'Il
Michael rGilliuLt WIiii,,a Il,
Dennis Conner, '' 1 Loop
AlfJtt 2, pLUNRF|k
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-02
MOrtRaQe Sale.

DEFAULT has been made In the conditions
d d. ,s of q cer ia mortgage' d8ly executed cut 6 dand
White, his wife, Is Charles =. Woodward,
bearing date the slst day Of March, A. D. 1885,,
and duly recorded in the office OF the Register
and Territory of Dakota, on the 18th day Of
April, 4. d. 1887, at II O'Clock a. M, in Book
A Of mortgages, Oh pages 257-25S. said
the mortgage, on default being made by the
mortgagor in the payment OF the money
therein secured, either principal or interest,
when the same should become due to declare
the whole amount Of money due and payable.
There is slammed to bedue and unpaid on said
fartyssss and an sn a. dsse ao 81 snss 1s a1:se1 s1s a snm the os
Undersigned mortgage has elected to and
does hereby declare the whole Of said .prin-
fault, the power to sell the premises described
In said mortgage nsbecolle and Is operative,
and no action or processing at law or other,
debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof; ~
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that
said mortgage and pursuant to the statute In
such case mad and provided. the said mort
sass wli In % and .lt eoWered S Sga sal. ads m paamases VIZ ds:
lse ~ Of section No. ten 90, ind the northz
northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
s III Me- ns &, Of h seotlDn H and hf sixtye eS9s in n sGw 81
range No. seventy-four GN. containing one
government survey thereof, in Boftineau
county and territory of Dakota, with the
hereditanlents and appurtenances, will be
sold al. public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, to pay said debt aud interest. and
the taxes, II any on silid premises, and fifteen
dollars (Sl5.ND attorneys fee, az stipulated In
and by slid mortgage In Case Of foreclosure,
and tie disbursements allowed by law; which
sale will be made by the sheriff Of said Botti-
ncau county or his deputy duly authorized,
building, IN the town Ut H'ttineau, in said
county and territory, on Monday, the 10th
day Or September, A.D. 1853, at II o'clock a.
time within one year from the day of sale, as
provided by law.
Dated July 18th, A. d. 1888. i
= CHARLES e. WOODWARD,
!. Mortgage.
WV. WIsHART, Attorney,
4#sa%-sft .EsEa Devils TaEe7h n - yrrs kO.7
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-02
l.aAr-
You they seek, although

"They hail youtTom and Jack, ,
And prove, by humping OF your back,
A sense Of your great merit, s#f.#
Their sport Is your dissention."
Break up the union is their first aim; and If
they succeed in this, "they will not make
two. bites Of one cherry in gobbling you up
as q whole. , Are You degenerate sons Of
noble sires. craven hearted, and afraid to
lift up your voice lest instead of whips you
be acourged with scorpions.
The issue rests with yourselves. Let not
petty jsalousies snap the bonds of unity and
leaveyou the prey of rapacious enemies
But blend, unite, be true to yourselves, ant
assured victory in the near, or remote
future will crown your efforts. But if 20,
let the seeds Of diseord take root in you
councils, the grasshopper, the weavil IN
the rust combined cannot prove more disas
trous to harvest prospects than such dlscor'
TO your Alliance. 1t not only becomes
misuomer, but a crushing defeat from tn
effects Of which the present generation shal
not be able to recover; and your enemie
will, with q merry chuckle point to you
banners in their hall while they shout
adorn your own to be handed down as heir
looms to posterity, badges Of patriotism an
pledges Of victory.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-02
Nv heclSf D Alabama, Oh TIE srie
slivered May 4th ~
~. -h-,-srus6n, by the way, IN
@ssasct sIssnal Of campaign ammun.
ition. an1 measures ahould "a takeu

The Aberdeen Daily News (Rep.)
since the nomination of John w. Har-
den by the democratic party is very
much alarmed that the farmers will
all 60 to the "demnition bow-wows, "
that they have been swallowed up by
the democrats, body, boots and
breeches; but the little game of the
News is beautifully and satlrically ex-
posed by Hon. George &. Crosse in
last weeks Ruralist. After quoting
from the News, as to the cause of its
alarm, the ex-speaker says:
Dear me, just think of it. The
democratic press of the territory have
been 50 utterly lost to all sense of
Of political methods as to ignore the
monopoly and trust rings, and say a
kind word for the struggling farmers.
They have gone so far as to say that
the demands Of the farmers as repre-.
scented by the alliance were just and
should be needed. But, worst of all
political infamy, they have so far for
gotten all precedent in Dakota Is to
actually nominate a farmer-one Of
whom the alliance has shown its con-
fdence by twice electing him one its
vice-presidents, for the highest posi-
ton IN the gift Of the people.
~... X X X
The men who advise us to let poll
tics alone are not our friends, or do
not understand the advice they are
giving. The farmers are beginning
to realize that the best advice for
them to follow is the advice carefully
considered, and recommended by their
representatives in annual session as
sembled. They have elected an ex-
ecutive committee to look after their
interests the present year, and that
committee are daily on the platform,
and weekly in the Ruralist, giving
you the advice that they believe you
should follow. Their advice is that
you must go into politics or prepare
to leave Dakota. We must have
equal taxation Of property and inter-
est in property. We must have a free
market for our produce, and we must
have a law that will prohibit usury.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-02
You Should Brace Up.

Whenever you feel that your general health
is running down. It is good advice to
"brace up but not on "tanglefoot," 'forty-
rod" "bitters" of innumerable names and
composed of the Lord knows what, and it is
not much better to fill your system with
nauseating drugs even on a physicians pre-
scription. A more agre cable tonic is a re-
taxation from the cares of business. If it is
winter you can journey to Florida, the Gulf
Coast, or Southern California. In summer
the lovely lakes of Minnesota or the grand
mountain scenery and salubrious air of Col
orado or Montana will give health and hap
piness. To reach sny Of these take the Bur-
linSton-buy your tickets over the Chicago,
Burlington Il Northern r. r. For full in
formation on these matters address w. J.. c.,
Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent, c., D. 4 N. R:R..
st. Paul, Mimi.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-02
Bob Ineereoll on Tariff Taxation

Bob Ingereol on Tariff Taxation.
Tho following extract is from q lecture
delivered by Col. r. @. Ingersoll SOM years
ago. The sentiment expressed has . peril
nent Bearing upon the present political
situation:
HThe farulers should vote only for such
men as are able and willing to guard and
advance the interests Of labor. We should
know better tisSnto vote for men who will
DELHI. rately put o tariff. of SO a thousand
upon Canada iul.5er, wLen ecvsry farmer in
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-02
Not1ce-Timber Culture.

July I'd 1885.
Complaint having been entered at this office
by Duncan BeatOn against Ole Johnson Aim
lie for failure to comply with law as to
9th, 1881, upon the neA section u, TIP l6l, r 76,
in Bottlneau county, Dakota Territory with a
view to the cancellation of said entry; contest
has failed to comply with the timber culture
law in this, that he has failed to brealyor
cause to be broken, five acres of said tract
entry, or at any time thereafter, the said par
ties are hereby summoned to appear at the
Office of Jno. w. Bennett, Clerk Of District
the 9th day of Sept. 1883, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, to respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged failure. TIL testimony
so taken to be Examined at this office Sept.
IL, 1858.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-02
tInnd Office at Devils Lake, d. TIL

5SNotice Is hereby given that the following
Named settler has filed notice of his intention
IL make final proof in support of his claim,
n that said proof will be made before the
Clerk Of the District Court in and for Botti-
county, D.. T., at B%ottineau, on August
2, 1885, viz:
THOMAS KYLE,
D.. s.. No. 1923, for Lots l and 2, and the n
NV sec 81, fp 1872, r. rs.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, aud cultiva-
ton of, said land, viz: James n. Keays, VIII
liam H. Gorrill, John c.. Slower, Robert TAFT, all
of Bottineau, Bottineau Co., Oak.
And you Frank Ran who on June 18th,
1885, filed d. s. No. 1920 for the above described
land. are hereby notified to appear al the time
and place above mentioned and show cause,
If any there be, why the said Thomas Kyle
should not be allowed to make proof and
payment for said land.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-02
You Pay Your Money and You
Take Your Choice.

You Pay Your Money and You
Take Your Choice.
Democratic party President, Grover
Cleveland Of New York vice-president,
Allen G. Thurman of Ohio.
Republican party-President, Benjamin
Harrison Of Indiana; vice president, Levi P.
Morton of New York.
Prohibition party-President, Clinton B.
Fisk Of New Jersey vice-president, John
A. Brooks of Missouri.
Union labor party-President, A. J.
Streeter of Illinois; vice-president, Charles
E, Cunningham of Arkansas.
United labor party-President, Robert H.
Cowdry Of Illinois; vice-prcsident. W. H. T.
Wakefield of Kansas.
Industrial reform party-President, Al
bert D. Redstone of California; vice-presi-
dent, John Colvin of Kansas.
Woman suffrage-President, Belva A.
Lockwood Of Washington; vice-president,
Alfred H. Love of Pennsylvania.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-02
Land Office at Devils Lake, D. r..

Notice is hereby given That the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk of the District Court, Bottineauc county,
at BotLineau, ID. r., on August %, 1855, viz:
PETER GABRIO, .
D.. s. No. 3OOl for the $. W. "a sec. "a, T. ISL,
r.. "A.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and ~cultiva-
ton OF said land, viz: Alfred poolitt!e,
Wilfred Plante. Charles Lorenzo, Napoleon
Russell, all of Lordsburg, Bottineau Co, [. r.
f. q. SPILMAN, Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-02

-" D."'0" 70 ~ ~ ~s
cheap lumber. (ss,"'saa,ss pe--<]7ssrsslrss
Wrought to krIiSRMdrelTigcnce enough to
know what we want and how to get it.
The real laboring men of this country can
succeed if they are united: BY laboring
men l do not mean only the farmers. |
mean all who contribute in some way to the
general welfare. They should forget preju-
dices and party names, and remember only
the best interests of the people. Let us see
if we cannot protect every department Of
industry. Let us see if all property cannot
be protected alike and taxed alike, whether
| owned by individuals or corporations"
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-02
Republican False Pretences.

Few facts in our political history are
as well established as is the fact that
the Republican party had its origin in
a false p~retence, that it has been kept
alive by fraudulent and deceptive
professions, and that it relies solely
upon false pretences to prolong its
existence.
It forced war upon the country un.
der the false pretence of a patriotic
devotion to the Union and the Con-
stitution. It refused reinforcements
to Mcclellan because he was a demo
crat, and deliberately prolonged the
contest for at least two years to secure
the political supremacy of the party.
1t professed rigid economy and
superhuman moral excellence and
purity. 1t rioted in prodigal and
proaigate expenditure, and debauched
every branch of the public service
with unblushing corruption.
1t professed a Jealous and jealous
devotion to the financial and indus.
trial interests of the workingmen. 1t
authorized the importation of foreign
"pauper labor" and exercised its
power to exempt wealth from taxation
while adding to the burdens the labor.
ing poor had to bear.
The falsity of republican professions
and preteuces in this last respect has
been repeatedly animadverted upon,
in the press and on the stump, but
never has it been so conclusively dc.
monstrated as in the speech Of Gen.
ssFheclsF u Alabama, % nv sJiF
elivered May 4th gu
@sssct srssnal Of campaign ammun.
ition and measnres should haf1kan
q place a copy in the hands of every
labor organization in the country.
Rejecting the dangerous doctrines of
the insignificant faction of extreme
free traders on the one hand, it points
on the other, with pitiless logic and
irrefutable proof, the evils which the
ultra protectionists have inflicted OH
the country, and now seek to per.
petuate. w D. G., Free
Press.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-02

Az ? s! y, :! e es ssa e: s "a . ssa':s si p:
Norwich Union Fire lns. Society,
e Essslsn q os 0nssPR, 1;sa,n un %:s. q; r. ~ as. ..a e re e
Of sad Tsrrisopy. =
y Esq ss@ss:f s (. wv WI h s:!:::, M s.rii s:f d ss;.''.
SSo omnsns. e b 'nSsHsSsf; e s. IT, s.'1 IL.
Amount OF Capital Stock actually pail.
~ Asn.....s.......... ........ ....V 100000 ~
PROPERTY on ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
The cash on hand In its office ia. ....... ~ 6
The cash on deposit In bank is....:... lSA,b0s %
Course Of srans%is.i % q! siss".. anu se.ns ,s
Interest due and accrued ...u.-..- s,A q
4: pss :shsaals attached to original
Total carried out at market Value. 1yoss,77s %
Tosa, Assets ,s5Ass q
a. " LIABILITIES.
Amount Of claims for losses resisted b.
whole snsaas Of unsarnsd premium: n'''S"
Amount Of Ill other existing ciains.: 10; !; q
, Total Liabilities. = 7oeyses u
lNcoHx DURING THE FEAR 1857. 20
Whole amount OF cash premiums re-.
whoie amount Of interest money re-. '''''' v
ssla y
Total Income Na,sa
ExPENsKs DURING rHx YEAR 1857. r&
whole amount Of losses paid during.
An,eSnso Of Commission and ice: paid q e0e""
Amount OF taxes paid during the year, .
whole amount paid. Tor :%aiar,s; Of $50
w HSoSs s,s :nS ss cf III e oshsr s sas ssss ass. = s'7@S
vertidng, etc.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7syoss n
Total Expenditures. 7ss 10 .
~, RISKS.
Gross amount Of risks
taken during tho year
w wSsis : ssSsS' q + i Fi:s: i isssi4:a a.. '''''4''' ~
i i1!;n sss *. ysss ri is, 81 !%Si.dins sho.. .
se gsas.s q & NJ 4 Eezx' S..
. Aont9gonsrxx Hare; Resident Manage, Of ths
ss sinx dal S: worn R' ssP less's sns . sss' ssss,s q sh s? ssssee:
ass arr !, q Z : esIli : :ess snd sS sssf tSs IT: :sssi sn:%ssS e :s :ss e:
in.s:ssd NJ The ss sssss asd q 5ni sss' States 81. sses ssp, and
Sonas; nf IN son ana s worth moSas eSsSis the Ss amount Hsea ns's ss
which the same is aortgaged. and that he is the
above S $:;EssS'ss;Sss S!sisE Z; Is s:i Ss::s: :s ,S sss:;sss::;
od5 sasai! of Deed. for nc se4 4sr4 IL x bsEo.
ta. 60 Wall st., New York City.
azRR s1r24cg, Q. c! n4ko1A.
iLJAME Ess 4 Ak. KAR aD;,t A%d tn". e st. the .,a Tsrf,, :. yr Of
s Sssss. OF the original statement no" on Ute !" this
1sw,1sxss , ws. sns s; Lns,s Il hersunss
lszAIl ssis once Ct Bismarck, This sssh day
u" IMEs A. WARD Auditor.
TIE TnnnIronY or DAxorA. Office Territorial Audi.
tor. Department. Of Insurance. Company sCsrtif.
Whereas. The Norwich Union Fire Insurance %:
Ssi rsssts : issRSfSs ss a,e srf n shis oi aess = sworn sas ,e stss 3.
n.ent. exhibiting Its conditioa g. and business sor ne
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-02

MphKrtford organized under the laws Of tho
State OF Connecticut, made to the Auditor Of the
Territory OF Dakota, in pursuance OF che laws Of
President, Lucius J. Hendee; Secretary, lothian
Goodnow; ASST. Secretary, WIN. B. Clark; Principal
ONCE, Hartford, Connecticut. -
Organised or Incorporated 4. D. June, 1879.
Commenced Business August 18th, 1919.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-02
NJ O. TIBBIIS,
COLLECTION"ndLOAN BROKER
Fuz'no Loans a. Specially.

Bottineau, . Dakota,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-02

w. W. WIsIIART, Attorney,
Devils Lake, d. T. So
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-02
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.

: wv
Insurance Department..
], JAMES A. lard, auditor Of the Territory OF
Dakota, do hereby certify that the, above is a trne
copy Of the original state ment now OH file in this
In WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto
set my bend and affixed the seal OF
tsYAL1 this nffc" Mt Bismarck this 2sth day
of June 1888:
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-11-29
SheriH's Sale.

y. Iiamn.
versus
J. II. Hnkle.
r.. 4jrtue of special execution directed to M,
from the cieTk u. the district court of Audubon
county, Iowa, on a Judgment rendered in said
court the i4th day OF November, 1888, in fayo,
of y. Hamlin rs plaintiff, and against j. II
IIinklc as defendant, for the sum OF two hundred
seventy lone dollars and eghty-fye cents (S21i 50
and costs taxed at nine dollars and siyty-hye
cents 80 ca, and accrlling costs, and twenty.
three dollars and hiiy-nge cents lS!3,59l attOr-
news fees. have levied upon The following real
property taken is the property OF said defend:
ant j. II. iinkle 10 satisfy said execution to-wt
The north east quarter (neli Of the north east
quarter (nei4) OF section menty-eight (sec %
township seyenty-eight, twp. 1s) north range
thirty-five (r Sj) west 9Th l.. NJ, Iowa.
And will offer the same for SALE TO the highest
bidder for cash In hand on the 10Th day OF DE
cember, A. ID. 1855 In front Of the court house In
Audubon, at the hour of O'Clock r. NJ OF said
day, when aud where due attendance will lie
gwen Ly tlie undersigned.
Dated atAuduton this 10Th day Of November,
1855 'VM, MALLohG
Sheriff Of said cbIhiy,
ii. II. ANDREWS, Attorney for plaintiff.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-11-29
Their Business Booming,

Probably no one thing has caused such gen.
era revival Of trade at A. III. Roberts drug store
as their giving away to their customers OF So
nlaI,y free trial battles of DIR. Kings New Dis
GOvery f0r consumption Their trade il simpI,
enormous In this very valuable article fr1m fli.
fact that IL always cures and never disappOnts
Coughs, Colds asthma. bronchitis, Group, and al
throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You can
test 1t before buying by getting trial bottle free
arge size 81. Every bottle warranted.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-11-29

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