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The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04

The annual meeting of the Farmers
Alliance and Industrial Union con
vened at Ocala, Fla. Tuesday last.
The convention is composed of about
100 delegates from thirty six States,
representing an aggregate member
ship of over 100000. Besides the
actual delegates there is also IL large
representation of alliance men from
all parts of the country, with many
ladies. The aggregate attendance is
estimated to be 800. The action of
this great body will be freighted with
far-rcaching results.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
For Safe.

AtSF Aiagee's Livery stable, Brookhaven.
forthe next ten days, fine lot OF horses, brood
mares and mules. All well broke to saddle and
harness.
ROOTUE & KFNEEDy
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
.S->d o.

George and Clarke Grant, two of
the negroes who broke Jail on the 10th
ult.. have been recaptured by Sheriff
McNair and are behind the bars again
with an extra crime to answer for.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04

The old "moSs- backs and faint
hearted Democrats of NickSburg who
were willing for Beck to remain boss
for life rather than exert themselves n
little To turn him out, and who threw
all the cold water they could at first
on the Democratic movement started
10y Capt Scarlcs and his gallant sup
portcrs, should feel heartily asham-
ed of themselves, now that they have
seen what odds righteous cause,
backed by determination, courage and
energy, may overcome. Where
there's Il will there's generally a way.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
CITY COUNCIL.

In addition TO the usual routine bust
ness aud allowance Of regular accounts,
nj it's meeting Tuesday night, the Board
Of Mayor and Aldermen transacted some
important business relating to the public
school building $4,000 of the per cent.
school bonds were sold, that being the
amount estimated as necessary to build
aud equip the new b uilding. Messrs
Sherman & Davis, who were the highest
bidders, bought the whole lot, paying
one hundred and three and half cents
on the dollar.
The bond Of sherman < Davis as fiscal
agents Of the school fund, in the sum OF
$1,000 with X. w. Mllsaps rs surety,
was received. approved and filed.
The questions having been raised as to
whether the huiIding as contracted tor
would lie large enough Ia accommodate
all the PUPILS likely to attend, the build
ing committee, composed Of II. ID. DAVIS,
"A. +. Morcton and }. W. McGrath, were
directed To investigate the subject and
make such change, if any, as in their
Judgment is found necessary.
The members of the Board individual
! ~, agreed to pay for suitable corner
stone. and have the same laid with appro-
PIRATE ceremonies at the proper time.
Daring the consideration of the ques-
tion of changing the market house lease
the usual tedium of the proceedings was
relieved by the disorderly conduct OF j.
L. Turntough, whom the Mayor fined
5000 a change of the manner of leas-
ing was then postponed for the present,
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04

In the Chanccry Court Of lincoln County, to the
December Term, 1890.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04

IHE STATE OF MrssIss,pr,
'INO ALL persons having or claiming anr r Fl,
described lands In Lincoln county ,seoSiiowlng
Southeast quarter of the northeast nmaS,pp:
section two 2) In township five ( of rapt, sef OF
"a east. "se seven
You are commanded TO appear bo,,-
Chancery Court Of the county on IincoIn T.. tne
state, on the first Monday OF June iSa, III . SAID
fend the suit IN said court of Arthur II Hs ne
wherein you are defendant. The obiect ., mar;
suit Is TO confirm complainants title IN t vi sad
above described under the provisions ~ ~ anus i
Of the Legislature approved March 9TH tsss Az Az
ing from the destruction Of the records ilS ATS
counties Of Pike and Lincoln in the bnprHinItn e ne
the court houses Of said counties mug OF
FELIX MAY.
No,or,hor on tsoo -.v Chancery Clerk
Il. II. THOMPSON, Complainant's Solic,to,
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
GRAND JURORS.

For Beat ii G Sessions, Willard Sea-
vcy. W johnson, Sylvester Byrd col.
Fer Beat q c Bryant, J NJ New
ton, NJ V Krcs, Julius Hooker, col.
For Beat 3-Frank Greer, ST., Frank
Beason, I J Coglan, Dave Jackson. col,
For Beat IN w May, } Il Smith, l.
l. Lard, Wyatt Maxwell, col.
For Beat 5--W W Davis, George 5
Lamhright, James Ellzcy, Chester Allen,
col.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
List of Grand and Petit Jurors.

Below will be found the names of the
grand and petit jurors appointed for the
December term of the Lincoln Circuit
Court which convcncs next Monday, 9Th
inst. F..
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
Citation Notice

A. HABy
vs.
TIE WHOLE WORTH
Lincoln County Chapcerv co,,-
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04

BooTHE & KENNEDY.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-02-13
FROM MOORETON.

To the Editor Of Tie Times:
The Misses Mary and Louise
Bergen have returned from a most
enjoyable visit at Delamere.
We noticed Frank Richardson on
our streets, not long since. He
calls Fergus Falls home now.
w. NJ. House, our worthy county
superintendent, visited our school
last Friday. He reports good work.
You would have imagined Mr..
Frank Schneider was young man,
had you been at his house last Thurs
day evening. Indeed some of the
fair sex seemed to look upon him as
the beau Of the evening.
Yes, it pays to advertise in TIE
TINES. The Central House has
been overrun by ladies inquiring for
needle cases. and our general agent
is becoming jealous of the attention
bestowed on the local agent.
We know a young man whose
name is not Chicago nor New York,
who borrowed horse to make col.
lections. But ID and behold! !. the
next day he returned and by his
side'was a fair young lady. In fac,
he had been to a hop. The owner
OF the horse declares he will never
loan again.
Tip Van Wrinkle met with YER,
4 serious accident Iaat ,yook Hi
family was cleaning house, and o,
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NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE
~ Whereas one Wilhelm Reimer did on the
cad day Of Novem ber A D 1883, make lis certain
chattel mortgage on the following described
chattels, to-wit: One bay mare age about nine
years. weight about 1000 pounds, to Reyes,
TO secure the payment OF The sum of forty.six
and 48-lO0 dollars, on which there is due at the
date OF this notice the sum OF fOrty-six and
46.10O dollars;
And Whereas, default has been made in the
terms Of said mortgag &c by the non-payment Of
said debt; !"
Now Therefore, Notice is hereby given that
BY virtue Of said mortgage. and by order Of u b
keyea, the present owner thereof, will sell at
public auction the above described chattels at
the front door Of the p0st-oflice in the city Of
Wahpeton, county of Richland, state of NORTH
Dakota, ! ut tile hour of 2 O'Clock p IN Of the 25ti
day Of January, A D 1s9Ot 0 satisfy the debt Sc.
!, cured by said mortgage and the interest thereon
and costs and expenses Of sale. and twenty live
dollars attorneys fees, ,.as stipulated iii said mort
gage III case of foreclosure. h " u ..igsi 5S',-
sD1ted ut Wahpet0n, Rtchland county, slate Of
I N. D., this 6th day OF January A d 1880 R
i - e d KEYES, Mortgage,
w r. PUReELL, AttOrney:tor Mortgage \ ~.
]. n t ftrst publication January 16. lS90)
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AnL,nl,sual C,uh Offer.

The Forum is the foremost review
Of living subjects, and it has more
authoritative contributors than any
other periodical Gncluding nearly
800 of the ablcst writer's and most
distinguished workers Oh both sides
of the Atlantic.) The price of The
Forum is $500 Il year. We have
made Il special cement whereby
we can fill orders for TIE WAIIPE-
TON TIMES and The Forum.
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A Musical Treat.

Our people should not forget the
entertainment given by the cornet
hand at Seely's opera house, Satur-
day evening of this week. 1t goes
without saying that the boys des-
erve the greatest possible support.
aside from the fact that they will
presenta a magnificent musical feast.
Tickets are on sale at Hunts shoe
store. Turn out and be entertained.
A feature or two of the entertain
ment we might mention rs follows
The railroad gallop initiates a
moving excursion train, for instance
starting from st. Paul for Wahpe-
ton with stop at Breckenridge,
and again on the move its inal
arrival; the imitation being IN the
matter OF the putting OF the engine,
the whistle and the hell.
And the postillion waltz-song
6y the band is an imitation Of
sleigh bells, whip, etc.
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M ON E Y.

Do YOU WANT A FARM LOAN? If you do
read this before you make 1t.
I. PARTIAL PAYMENT PLAN. We can make
you loan. and divide the principal! up into
$50, 500 or $500 notes any one orrmore. or
all Of which you may pay at any date of any
interest payment in any year. or you need not
pay any OF them until the end Of the full five
years. When you pay any of these notes, the
interest on the ones paid is stopped. BY this
means, II you have good crop, you can pay
part or all of your mortgage. II you have n
poor crop, You need not pay any oft.
2. 1NsrALLMENT PLAN. We canIallow Won
to pay your loan in four installmen,s: one
fourth Of it at the.end.of the second year. one.
fourth oft at the end of the third, one. .fourth
s as the end Of the fourth, and one-four,hofi at
3. ON OR BEFORE PLAN. We can give you
regular ION or before" plan by which yn,,
can pay all OF your debt any year you want to.
4. We can make interest payable annaaiIy or
semi-annually, as you prefer, and,at any .time
OF the year that you may prefer: either in
spring, fall or winter. : =.
5. We use but ONE MORTGAGE, sSyinr Won
the expense OF recording two mortgages and
Remem Der that with other companies you are
not only compelled to pay for recording two
mortgages and two satisfactions, but forever
afterwards, when you have an abstract mad
you must pay for abstracting both til
mortgages.
6. We always have plenty of money, and when
we promise you your loan you can depend on
G. Our rates of interest are as low as the lo,ves,
g. We can make your loan any way you want
u to suit you. See us and get your loan to
suit you before you make ARRANGEMENTS for IL
elsewhere. 46se
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ELSIE LAKE ECHOES,

To the Editor of The Wahpcton Times:
Mr.. O. NJ. Champlin has gone into
the furniture business ut NIontevidco
MINI. We prophecy for him II big
success simply because he deserves
it.
Mr.. Edwin Coppin is taking all
the golden grain he can get hold of,
the supply however, is limited i'm
this section. The granarics are
nearly all empty.
IIankinson & Aims genial head
clerk Mr.. Will Ranger, has been
callel to the bed side of his sister
in st. Paul. At last accounts she
was better and he is expected home
soon.
Miss Stena Ordahl opened school
in Elma township ut Tysonvale on
Monday, Feb. 3. She is doing good
work there, us this will he her
fourth successive term in the same
district.
Who ever saw such winter i'm
Dakota? People can run about
bare headed, and nearly bare footed
and feel no Inconvenience, but we
won't crow too soon for we are not
quite out of the woods yet.
Mr.. Fred Klawitter has re-opened
his hardware store and seems to be
doing a rushing business, He
knows that good strong healthy
competition is the very life Of trade
and he is going to try and give it to
the other fellows, right and left.
Capt. Cope and lady are snugly
esconced in the Brightwood house
and seem to he as much at home in
their new quarters as though they
were born and raised there. The
captain is still at his old tricks, in
helping the boys out in getting
their proofs on land--and by the
way--he is Il master hand at it, too.
There are no papers coming back
to him for correction.
Mr.. Maurice Towne, recently re-
turned from business trip to
Egypt. is at home on a flying visit
to his fathers family. Mr.. Towne
is quite q traveller, lie only gets
home about once a year-the last
time he was hele he stopped few
days only, on his way from
| Australia to Europe. Mr.. l.. A.
Towne his father, is agent here for
st. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance
company-and is very reliable
party to insure witl---besides he
has one of the finest farms in Rich
land county.
Miss Josie Blackmer is GONZALES
cent, which is a source of great
congratulation to all her friends,
especially her mother, who has had
the misfortune to loose all her Other
children, eight in number, in recent
years. The last one to pass over
beyond the silent river was son,
Il very bright and promising young
man of twenty years who died only
a couple Of months ago. He had
but recently arrived here to take up
some land and make Il home, wher
he was taken sick and died.
| La grippe has had its run and has
lost its terror, but 1t has also hai
| it's victims. Mr.. Lemuel L. Dunham
died last Thursday night and was
buried on last Sunday. lie wa:
attacked with la grippe at first
bnt other diseases forming serious
complication delied all of DR.
Spotswoods efforts and he esuccumbet
to the dread destroyer. Richlant
loses one of her best citizens by hi
death. Mrs. A. p. Olson was yer,
sick with 1t but is recovering slowly
DR.. Spottswood has been doinl
, some very effective work in arrest
ing it's ravages, and has been KEEP
very busy all winter.
, i. A. TYSON.
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(First publication January %, 1901


NOTlCE-TIMBER CULTuRE.-U. S. LAND
~ Office ut Watertown,S S. d., January 20,
1880. Complaint having been entered ut this
office by Herman Tiegs against Thomas Haw-
Timber Culture entry No .S1l dated May 3lst,
1850. upon the northeast quarter section :, twp.
la9, range 49, in Richland county, North Dakota
with a view to the cancellation of said entry ;
contestant alleging that the said Thomas Haw-
kins has not broken or caused to be broken any
part OF said tract, that there are no signs Of
ever any trees, tree seeds or cuttings having
heen planted thereon, that said future still eX.
lists. The said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at the Office of Hans A. Aim. u notary
public, at Hankinson, N. Dakota on the goth
pond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure, and ut this Office on the 25th day
of March, 1890, at p. IN. for final hearing.
c. q. WILLIAMS, Register.
X. +. CARPENTER, Receiver.
S. Fl. SNYDER, Attorney, Wahpeton, N. d.
(First publication January. 30, 1SaO.)
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RANKING PUPILS.
HfGIt SCHOOL DEPARTMENT..
Glass A.-JeSsc Hawkes., Anna Mexican.
Class b. First Division May House. Frank
ID Pease. Augusta Olcin.
Class B. Second DiviSon.-Samuel NJ Croft
GRAMMAR.
Class A.-Minnie Wicdman.
Glass B.-Charlcs Bemcsh, George Benesh.
George Taylor, Mamie Keith, Amy Shppam,
Matilda James.
FIRST INTERMEDIATE
Glass A.-Carrie Bessie. Josie Bessie, Lille
Patterson, Pearl Patterson. Ralph Pierce. Maud
Perry, ChaS. Rice, Anna i.tiel, Elmer Nlyhr..
ilcleM Harris
Class B.-Enie Nor,hey, Percy shippam, Allen
Ploylar, Amy ilickoi. Willie Bic kfoId.
Glass C.-Emma Jurgrnson. Maud Proper,
Eslcll FltZsimmon>, Frank Mexican. Annie
Dolcshy, Lewis Larson. Oscar Otterson, Nett ie
ottrrSoE.
sEc0ND INTERMEDIATE.
class.-losic Nelson, Mick Young. Cora
Nelson, Lora Harwood, Anna Marsc, Allen
Taylor Eddie Wraklstcod.
class-Charley French, I.c>sing Mell,, Ottcy
Norlhey, Nellie Bel.
PRIMARY.
y class Mary Mares
class Arthur pnrlon, Mike Pellka, Jimmy
Bickford, Wc@cncr
c clas>.-Clara Ilikok Sallie Drew. Anton
I.olZcr.
y cESs.-Wanda pona!r, George Mc,lurd.
katie Iiammerling.
The attendance in the above re-
port has been changed materially on
account of sickness of pupils.
George Washington's birthday will
be celebrated by appropriate eXer-
cises hy the pupils. Friday, Feb.
2lst. Parents are cordially invited.
Respectfully Submitted,
w. II. Fort.
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The License question.

The decision of the supreme court
IS that all liquor dealers must COM
ply to the statute of lS79--pay !,
license or quit business Bis
marck Tribune.
The inference then is that m,,-
inequalities should collect for the
fractional part of the year. This
is the position TIE TIMES took at
the beginning.
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NOTICE 10 FARMERS.

Having sold my farm, will sell,
on or about the 18th. of March,
1890, twenty head of brood mares
and work horses, on eight months
time. S. C. HQLTsLANDER,
39w1O Dwight. N. D.
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course Rip was pressed into service.
While he was moving stove the
damper, by some means became de-
tached and fell on his northeast
cornlield, injuring the growth con-
siderably.
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NOTICE FOR PuBLICATIoN-Lar o

NOTICE FOR RPUBLICATION-Lan o
~ Watcrtown, S. D.. November II, 1889!
tice is hereby given that the folowin" named sell
tier has filed notice Of his intention to make lima
prc-cmption proof in support of his clam. and
thai said proof will be made before the clerk
of tie district court Of Richland county, nj
Wahpeton, n. d.. ON February 9th 1890, viz;
JOHN X. BLACKMER,
d. s. No. !i349 for the NV q section 21 town 129
NJ, ange A W., and names the following witness
ses to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of SAID land, VIZ: Charles LaFlare,
James pelham, Alexander II Canning, Homer
Hubbard, all Of Paramount, Richland county.
N. ID. c. u. WILLIAMS. Register.
Nitst publicn lion. Dec. 8. lSSA.l
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Valentine Dorm and Miss Eliza
beth Meyer were married the 4th of
February by Rev. Father Albrecht.
The Public Schools.

The following is the month ly re-
port Of the public schools of Wah-
peton, North Dakota, for the month
ending February 7th, 1890.
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,. II S>f Dnk,
Att orney for Petitioner, Wahpcton, N.
First pub. Feb. 6, 1901

NOTICE-u. S. Land Office. Walertown. s.
~ Oak. January 3d. 1890 Complaint having
been entered at this Office by August Abraham
against William Albert, for abandoning his
homestead entry No. 1890, WatertOwn series.
dated June 10Th. 1887, upon the c3 Of sw. and
lots and section IS, township i:!9 range 20, in
Rchand county, N. Oak, with u view to The
cancellation of said entry; the said parties are
Hans "A. Aim. a notary public at Haukinson. N
Oak, on the 18th day Of February. 1880. ut =
O'Clock p. m. to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment, and at
tins Office ON the Goth day of February, 1890. al
p. m. for final hearing
C. G. WILLIAMS. Register
X. F.. CARPENTER, Receiver.
FIRST publication January 9, 1880.
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STArE OF NORTH DAKOTA, =,
~ ~ nj n AL Z SS

STArE OF NORTH DAKOTA. 9.
- County OF Richland. So
In County Court January Term.-1S9O
In the matter of the estate of Herman Herman
sen, deceased.
Notice OF settlement Of final account.
Notice is hereby given that o n Ulsaker,
BOrsld Hernansen and Ole Sletten, admins.
traitors of the estate Of Herman Hermansen,
deceased, have rendered and presented for finai
settlement and filed in this court their final ac-
count oftheir administration of said estate; that
said estate is ready for distribution: and that
Saturday, the 1st day of February, 4. ID. 1890
at 10 O'Clock u. IN. at the courtroom OF
said court at the courthouse, in tho
city OF Wahpeton in said county and State has
has been appointed by the judge of said court
for the final settlement Of said linal account, at
which time and place any person interested
IN said estate may appear and file his eXcep.
tiOns, in writing, to the said final account, and
contest the same
Dated January 9th, A. D., 1880.
SEAL. FREEMAN ORCUTT. Judge.
H SNYDER, Attorney.
First publication, January 0, ISs0.)
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CTfTE OF NORTH DAKOTA, /, =.
~ County OF Richland. ~

IN County Court
In the matter Of the estate Of John Willer
deceased.
Pursuant toan order of said court made on
hereby given that Saturday, the 18th day OF
February, A. d. 1890, at 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said
day. at the court room Of said court, at the
courthouse In the city CT Wahpeton, in the said
said court as the time and place for hearing the
petition Of IinaO Willer for the issuance to her
Of letters Of administration OF the estate Of John
Willer, late Of said county of Richland,
deceased, when and Where any person inter-
ested in said estate may appear and contest
the same.
Dated January 10th, 1890.
FREEMAN ORCUTT,
[sEAL] Judge Of the County Court
(First publication ian. 1G, 1907
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ARE YOU
ONE
OF
THEM /?
lsa lonn

er takes l6O free
acres in the ia
nous Milk River
valley of Mon
tana. reached by
the Manitoba Ry.
ker takes the Mani
toba to the lakes
and woods of the
Northwest, Hell
ena. Hot Springs
and Broadwater
Sanitarium.
'eker takes the Mani
toba to the glori-
Gus opportunities
of the four new
states.
rer takes the Mani
toba to the Great
Falls of the Mis-
souri,.
takes the Mani
toba through the
grandest scenery
of America.
takes the Mani
toba Palace Din
ing and Sleeping
Gar line TO Min
nesOta, North Da-
k0ta, South Da-
kOta, Montana
and the Pacific
coast.
takes the Mani
toba cheap excur-
sions from St.
Paul to Lake
Minnetonka, the
Park Region, the
Great Lakes, the
Rockies, the Ma.
tional' Park, the
Pacific Ocean,
California and
Alaska.
will receive maps
books and guides
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GEO. NJ. HANLY,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Office over Hanly's Drug Store.
WApEToN, N. DAKOTA.
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TT s. sowLEs,
DENTIST.

Office up stairs in Bee Hive Block.
Thomas County cat., 1890-04-17
Cotton Seed Lard.

Colored men representing the colored cot
ton farmers and planters of Arkansas: and
representatives of the Georgia Agricultural
association, appeared before committee of
congress protesting against the passage of
measures which would obstruct the cheat
practiced on consumers of lard, as well as
upon the producers of hogs lard.
Most of the lard in market is in part cot
ton seed oil, and western hog raisers have
protested against competition with the coun-
terfeit combination.
One of these southern negroes addressed
the committee thus:
Gentleman of the committee, this bill,
condition-the western hog against the
southern negro! Which will win! There is
another phase of this industry. There are
supposed to be over 20o oil mills, mostly To-
Gated at the south. They employ somewhere
in the neighborhood of "a, Goo persons: more
than three-fourths of the great number of
employees are colored men. 1t would be safe
to say that there are at least three persons
who rely on each of the sevcnty-tiye per-
sons for their support and living from this
enterprise. The wages paid to these people
is 81, 900 at the least calculation. The
passage of this bill would close up many of
these mills, and perchance throw thous-
ands of dependent people out of employment,
and render hardship and want on people
who are least able to stand it. And all this
TO protect the western hog"