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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10
Clerk Of the County Court,

Clerk of the County Court,
Samuel j. Andrew.
John p. Gordon, deputy.
State representative,
Jonas n. Ferguson.
Prosecuting attorney,
William Aull.
Judge of Probate,
William Young.
Sheriff,
Charles 5. Mitchell.
Robert Hale, deputy.
c. w. Jackson, deputy.
Evan Young, deputy.
ID. G.. Wade, deputy and jailor.
Collector.
John q. Worthington.
Assessor,
John Walker.
Treasurer,
j. II. billiard.
Lee billiard, deputy.
Recorder of Deeds,
G. G. Wallace.
County School Commissioner,
G. ID. Ragland.
Surveyor,
b. ID. Weedin.
ii. krause, deputy.
Coroner.
DR.. James II. Straughn.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10

of boots and shoes, and his present stotk
of ladies' shoes is as fine and complete as
can be found in the city. From the be-
ginning Of his entrance into business on
his own account he has enjoyed a con-
stantly increasing custom from the hest
citizens of the county, and his experience,
energy, and careful attention to the bust
ness in all its details, must and will bring
him the continued success which he so
well merits and which he has had in the
past.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10

HIS gentleman is one of orr best
known and most reputable young
business men. He has been in Iafay-
cite county since 1866, and since his
advent her" has been intimately on
ncctcd with the varied interests of this
city and county.
Mr.. Lyons Is now located on East
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10

CIRCUIT AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge of the Circuit Court,
Richard Field.
Judge OF the Criminal Court,
John T.. Ryland.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Charles l.. Ewing.
Hay %Eeathman, deputy.
Judges of the County Court,
Joseph f. Smith, Presiding Justice.
Herman Filing, Eastern District.
Ralph Andrews, Western District.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10

blue and gray held here some time ago
he was voted II fine silver service for
efficiency in the management of the
entertainment and supper given.
Upon the pitcher was engraved:
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10
j. w. STUDDARD.

I W. STUDDARD keeps the news,
j. book and stationery stand ut the
postollice. He is cntcrpriSing in his
business and takes great pains to pro-
vide the public with the latest periodi-
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10

Grimes u Ncnablc was formed in 1868,
lasting ever since, making this the old
need as many such cnterprising men
III Lafayette county as we can get.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10
LEROY FARM Err.

= HE drug store of Mr.. Leroy Farmer
is noted not only for the complete
stock of all drnggists'goods and Sundrics
but for the rich display and tasty ar
rangemcnt of his stock. An unusually
nice line of perfumcricS, soaps, brushes,
channels skins, SponGcs and plush
goods is on exhibition there and the
whole interior is a model of ncatncss.
Mr.. Farmer has been in the business
here five years but has had ovcr Il
years experience and is Il thorough
druggist.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-28
s egas g..

= @ou. 6ogg CAB ben G6efs Der
5taatsbepartements uuo ben Mitglies
bern bet 2e~gisIatur unb beren Samen
elm groBes GeIsSantett.
- Ssn Bolton tuurbe Der bes Morbes
ansetlagte u. 8, 0saeer BON ben Sc.
i6uOreueu i6uloia geIprO@en unb su
10 Sabren 3u9tbaus perurtbeilt.
- Der &epr1fentaut Murs5a@ bon
Sun Nntonio bat Dem @eprdientanten'
bauie Oie petitiou Der 8iirser bon Sar
Nutonio I'M Gufbebung beg Soantags'
geIebes ~pDrgele9t.
- Die 8adliein : Greunsrei BON 81
gin bat R9 i'm Staatsiecrctariat 3u
Nuliin reeiftriren IafIen. &apital $50
900. @bsnfo bic Gummets Gabrit ir
3pIer. Sapital eb~enfalls $780, 600.
= Na6 benz 8erlGte ber @ommii,
Ron, pelhe beauftraet mar, bic @or'
reetions, Nuftnlt In @atssoiGe su iuipi,
eiren, befinoeu R1 bort iebt 1873 Cog
hinge, pdbrenO bic Wa1alt ui9t aui
eiue 10 grObe 3abl einseri6tet 1T. Dit
gommiii0n empfieblt cine @rpeiterunl
Der Iuftalt unb rei9liGere 8epllisuu
gen tiir hieielbs.
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glneTlet.

= SIN 2aufe Der nd9Rea Woae miro
bas neue NereBbu@ bon San Nntonio
eri1einen. IS entbdlt iiber $4,000
Nameu. Das v@itp Directory" BON,
Sabre 1889 Dar aber aud I1on tart
beraltet.
- Sas 9aus bes Germ McDoualb,
bas seifern frtb tota! abbrannte, NOR
nur NIT $3.50 perfidert, wdbrenb fd
Der S9absn auf $4,000 bsIauft.
= SIM fdbtii1eu 0ospital ffarb an,
Greitag Der Barber Clemens Jaulbaber
On ber S6pinbIu1t.
- u. @ab3it iparbe tpegen 8ieb.
biebfabls anseflaet unb bonn 6riebens.
ri6ter unter 8irgi@aft seftelt.
Su Beaug auf bic umwaa5lung
unIerer freimllisen Geuermebr in cine
berufsmdBise unb beiolbete lit ma bon
5eiten Der Burger 10 aiemli9 einfims
mig Der MnHht, odB biefe &eform fiber
tur5 ober long unausbleibli6 mar. SOD
fdnn man bon DerI1iehsnen 5ei!en Die
Meinuna duBern bbren, oaB oiele I'm
Dan0luna 81 p!SBlid uno aberftrBt &c.
f9ehen iei. Dieter @orDutf 1T aber
aud nur gum She'll bsrehtigt, benn
man wIrb f9 entfinnen, baB bieie &es
form fdOn angethnoist purbe, als Bic
@inflbrung bes eleftriihen Geuers
Melbese pfems bei6lORen morben mar.
- Der lebten Summer Der Nep Or.
l~sanfer Seutfden. 3eitung entnebmsu
mir, baS Or. BauI 2inbau, Der be-
riibmte 8erliner 6euiletoaift, Grititer.
Romanbidter un6 9ramatiter, Der oni
elmer &eiie burd bic Ser. Stoaten bes
griffeu lit, gegenpdttig in Netp Orleans
peilt, unb oaB oerfelbe In ben ud6ten
Sasen aud mad Ssras fOmmea iDirb.
Wir freuen uns barauf, ben 9enialen
@barafterfopf bes 8erfaHets ber s5pi.
Ben" uno Der nNrmen Mdb6en1 pieber
einmal feben ai t6nnen. Seitbem bas
gum IeBten Male geideben (es uar i'm
Weimariiben 6oftbeater bel @elegen'
beit Der Iufabrung feiner nSantt
Sbereie") Hnb nun aud f6on beinabe
ID Sabre berFcKenl Da mirb ber @ers
fafer ber r6armloien Briefe eines beut'
i6sn 9leinlfdoters4-mit benen 9inbau
feline ~gIdnaenSe Iiterarii6e 2aufbnbu
besann-au9 mobI in3pii9en man@es
graue 0dr9en betommen baben! Nun,
iebeufaQs ldBt R@ iein geiitses G@af'
fen tur3 unb bhnoig bur9 ben 9itel eli
mes ieiner btften .S9auipiele 9arafte'
riiep, tpel@er lautet: Sin grfols".
Sen g%eranfaltern bes 8rauerr
Masfen.B Bales In Der arbeiter : Sale
unieret beften Dant fur bic freun6li9e
lleberieubung BON @%inlabungs' 3arten
6eute Mittag fanb bic offieiele
lebernabme ber neuen WartthraBeu,
Bride our9 bic tdbtif9en Bsb6rber
ffatt, aaGbem bic Bride I'M 8eiiein
bes Mopors unb bes Stabtratbes 6urd
apsi f@rnere SampfpalBsn cuff ibre
3ra9fdbigteit bin seprift woroen mar.
= 6eute Nbenb fnbet Der Suruer'
Mastsnbal i'm Miftons @arten ffatt.
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unb freigeiiigien Deutfdeu bon bieler
bdBli9en @etffes Ri0tung bel FREEZER
fns, als bic fr6mntien unb tirhlt91ten
IfgIo=Imerifauer!
SeBtert Gaben bid Eaea Ga6b0ta
(uno spar nl1t nur ben 5onatag.
q ormittag. Derr g., ionoetn ben
gnt5en 5Dnntag y, abet 0as b6lt He
bod ni6t baooI ab, ausE9lieBlt0 IN
bas 8elo5uiammentraBen au oenfeu,
urb tbte @eifesri6.uus III trob6em melt
toeaiger cuff bas SbeoIe utlo au9 bic
innere Sammluao unb Grbebuug gez
ri9tet, als bic beg t~reiltaHigen Deuii9cn
San 4atonio's, Ser Mot gIst9 in 6ars
Mild gerdtb, wsnH ale SubeIiobre nal
am 5oantag 8ormittag cine "brass
band'' nit ibrem alerbtngs ettoas auf<
frluelideH sDi6iagoerobo, bum!
bum II 5amlllA bnra feire Gtrabe
5iebt unb i'm Elm paar Minuteu In ieIs
ner 2eciire H5rt!"
DaB e. frsili9 Elm gro6es 8fobtam
II, tDie bern amerifaail6en NoIte cine
ibealere 8sitss. Ri1tuag beigebra9t
rDeroeH t6nnte - COS befreitet ber
Sonntags5etta4Ier our9aus n;dt.
Der Rir4e, refp. ben Ris6sn it es ni6i
gelungen nno NTH es osrmuthIih ou6
tn 3ufaaft ni6t gsiiugea. 81 bel.
lei@t Der 59alea Ser tebigeu aaer'
otnes pobl au@ faum. benR tpeau fe
aud nidt gang 10 f6Is6t 1T. pie 9err
30. y. fie mo6t TO III Re ausrbiugs gu
reformbebArftig, als baB man con ibr
bic S6fung eiHes TO F9miertssn Y,p.
biems erDarten f6unte.
8isaeidt TT es aber elmer ipdtersn
8eielli9aftsform. In Der Der Concur.
ren3fampf N0es segsn AGe bur6 b6bere
uno eDIere Sriebfebern erfsbt III, porbe.
baItea. aud b'eriH WanbeI 81 f6affsn.
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waEaae na@ GnsDpe.

Oie Mgentuten beg 0ertn IS. s.
Ooung, Np. l Commerce 6traBe,
Can antDnio, uab go. SOB Main,
GtraBe, Dallas, nertretea nur Bic
anertannt bsften europdiiGen Dampfers
2inien. 0srr Douns 1T i'm Gtan0e bic
btIIigTena aten gu geben, En-
tbeiIi bereitmiais iebe getuunfGte Mus'
tunft uab beior9t febr prompt ale ibn1
iibergebeaen Nuftrdse. Wer mad GU
rppa gu reifen mtnf@t, Dber 8erpanbte
bertbertommsr laHeu nil, penbe fG
on traenb cine ber 9enannten Mgenturei1.
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@abl 9tm5eigem.

9ie ,Srsie SreH." 1T autoriiirt, Ssrrn
STAT. 2ewis ais &anbibaten fir bas glmt
bes DitrietsgIerfs BET Der bebprfteben'
BEN @abl ansufiinoisen.
Die y6reie 9refie" 1T autoriiirt, Serrn
MIbert 6. Debtne ais &anbibat fir
bas 9(mt bes SiitriftsG lerfs BET Der b~epprfte:
benben 8abl an5atanbisen.
!. Oie vSreie greRe" lit autoriiirt Germ
@Itas GbmpnbS ais &anbibaten fiji
bas Mmt bes Diftritt : GlerfS BET Der am 10.
Mdra DISQUALIFICATION @abI a%naufiinoigen.
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gine osiIuma garantist,
6 e { u d IL

Str bic @smeralha. @and, rs Mei=
len bon Pieoras Nesras, perben Elm
Mann unb bs1en Grau geiuGt, Die ieB.
tere fir algemeine 0ausarbeii unb Der
mann fir 6eIbarbsit (aai NntbeiI)
ooer fhr Mrbeit aaf Der &aH6 fir Qobn.
Die Grau erbdlt monatIih 500 9obn.
Wegen Der ndberen @inaelnbsiten
penoe man F1 On
2ouis +. DoI6,
eagle paB, Seras.
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Die beutIde Rseierune bat bic
feinoleIieen Gnnbgebungen Der Barrier
burm cine 8eridarfnng Der fir ben
beuti9 fronsbRI9en @ren3pertebr gels
tenben paboeroronunsen beuntwortet.
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|. Mdra.

WN~NIL.
1162. Srieorid 8arbarOiia erobert aaai:
Lamb.
1881. Sran3 .. 9idinsen auf @idinsen.
Oaben geboren, 8efdiser Der l1nterbriidten,
1915. NapoIeon I. Iarbet nit 800 Manr
int @plf bon ct. Sian 600 Sage.
1913. @iufiibruns Der 9rebfreiReit in 8a:
ben unb 8iirttemberg.
1860. gtappleon III. yreelarnirt" Saopber
unb 3isaa aIs CD gu 6ranfrei9 gebDri9.
1868. S9laat BET 8rapbbtle, Sen1.
1864. Sreffen Bel MainarbsbiIe unb Bur:
tons Sorb, &aptban, @a., Cutters Gapauerie.
1865. grite 8sFinbise ~telesraphii9e De-
peide bon Snbien mad 9cnbor.
1867. Nebrasta pirb in bic Union ouf9e.
nomltneit.
1869 Qan1artine seitcrben.
1871. Ginsug Der 9eutideu in 9aris.-
Die fran3Dfifhe misunderstanding seneh'
ntigt ben G~rlebenspertra9
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Die eiaSige 5offnung ouf
GrfolQ.


in Der %permanenten 6eilung zines 6oIs
Les bon 9rnnif9eu &atorrb beftebt ba.
rim, elm 0eilmittel gu i0afen, bas bic
Ne1nen timutlrt, mel9e bic @apilars
BlutgefdBe nit 2ebenstraft perieben.
Sd feline MIR eth 6eilmitteI, tpel1es
bieie duBerf mini9ensnertbe Wtrtung
bat, uab bieies 9etimittel 1T pe.rusna.
Siefes Deilmittel ergreift iofort bic Wurs
gel beg &atarrb, inbem es bic geiunbe
glaltieitdt Der @apilareefdBe pieber bers
felt. Yesrusna tit fein tsmpordres
pallatibmittel, fpabern elm raoitaIes
0eilmittel. Seine Wirtnng 1T notb.
.penctBermeiIe langiam, aber permanent.
Ratarrb Il heitbar.
Sci einer Msbr3abl BON Gdlen Gins.
%beionbere iener, pelde nod n,di 3mei
Sable befanben batten). fam 2otarrb
in eiuigeu Wr6en tutirt soerosn burn
ridtige InDegoung bon Ygzrusna.
Man6e Jdae merben bur@ Ieds 5la.
inen furiri. anbere hur@ bier, uno mir
beRBen cine grose Na3abl BON 3eugnifs
ien lber 6dqe, in uelden ielbft e / II e
6!aide bieIes beilmittet cine Sur ers
aielte. $50 elm Sal uoa Ratarrb iinf
Ober 3ebn Sabre binbar6 permanent be.
ftanben bat. it es n%aturgemGB Ei9t 5u
erDarten, baB eiEe Rur in tperiiger als
brsi oosr bier WoRaten eraieit tpirD. unb
in maudeu Gdlen luar bic uuausgeieb.
tie Inmenbung oon pesru na pdbrenb
zines Sabres n6t0ig, I'm cine perma=
nente Gur Ia ef5ieleu. Nber Denn Der
Sal ni6t febr alt o5er eomplI3irt TT,
hann II! cine raFhe uab psrmanente
Geiluns F@sr.
Dtes iiub S1ata6en
peldje aaf eine piaidbrige Iamsnhang
biefe5 166ft por3tgli6sn Ratafrb.6eil
initials baRst iine. Memogb f6ante
eifriger befrebt Iein, oIs i'd, irgeao ein
3atarrb 0eilmittei gu entbsden, ueI9es
III f~ir3ersr 3sit cine Deilang terbeifdbst.
aher es fd;eint cine nnm6gli6feit 3u
fein, bies au errei1en. So lit niGt flur
in Bs5ug auf Ratarrh, lonbern au6
radahtli6 nler anberen Gronil6en
Rrantbeiten ri9tia, baB es Der 3eit uuo
aushausrnber 8ebonbluug bebasf. I'm,
eine Sur 81 betDirfeu.
gine oeiIumg garantirt.
Maen Semen, tDelae ben obigeH &atb
sepiKenbaft befoigen, tuirb cine Sur
garantirt. IS brau@t teinen MiBerfOle
gu gebsn. Sebe Glaide Besrusna 1T BON
a%usfhbrIiden Observation-Disclosures
begieitet. Da5 9eilmittel III bel allen
Mbpleioie Npotbetern in ben Nereinig.
ten Gtaat.u unb BET ben msiten 8etail.
Ipotbefesu su bnben. Cine Nbbanb.
lung itbsr 9esarrb, Dsl9e fur Sene bon
NuBen fein Uirb. trel6e nit ber 8ebanb'
lung beginner tpoaen, pirb uneutgelt,
lid berfanot bon ser pe rusna Meoiciue
Gompanp, bon Columbus. S1io.
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36eumattsmns,
9n6a1(6mer5ert,
A21enrafgte, =
NsAM ftdet
5Ia&@ ,.nb raidFsebei1t
bmrm
u ST. 5agobs Gel. n

UrppIlsa, q. g., .. april, 1890.
ct. Satpbs Sel bette meiuet @ater
I'm lesteit Binter mad sebnidbri9em Get'
ben BON rbeumatiiden G6mersea.-Srd
Ietn Clara @bite, All Gpmptins.MYe
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$13. $780, 81
gb. Grob6fe,
6@abmeiiter bon Berar Gountp.
&i@tig b~efunben: @. 90. MegIaiifer,
Gonntp Ri@ter.
Ntteit: Sbab. SO. Smith, @ountp.
@lert, 8erar Co., Seras.
San Mntonio, %. 6ebrnnr 1891.
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seridt Des eOnntD.s 6aemeifters

@onfolioirter geri6t Der @~ianabmetr
unb Iusgaben bes @ountn : S@ab.
meifers CD. Grob6fe bonn l..
Nooember 1890 big 81.
Sauuar 1891.
griie &laRe.
Rafenbeifanb. IS 2.320.07
ginnabme 49,. 9,489.16
Nusgaben S 3,972.07
Refenbeitanb -. 783Al6
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0rnnSeiaemtbums /. uebertraanmseu,
8. Scribe an @bas. 6engelmann,
@ruuofid on ber @de BON @aIaoeras'
6traBe unb 8eras 9penue. 81, $50.
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Sin. sra56s ct. Safsbs Gel toitet so Gents
Gauf 6Iaf8su fir ss.Os). SIT in isSsr atpOtbstes ~
babea.
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$5,822.50 S., 1929. so
$3,423.69 So SO

$3,423.b9 So, 1923. SO
@beeioT shnr. 1onh @o. 3
9o6snbrffomhs0s'a Soa "a
Ginnobms 7010
Nussaben... s $3.50
- -
$500 $579.9 "a
9eriht iiber bie bonhirte GhuIh hmm
Neror Gnrntp.
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Qittle @apibs, @ise. 2. @adrs, 1889.
Rtine Grau lit at beftisen nearatst'
ften g9aersen I'M @sfidte. sic rteb
baHelte NIT ct. syatob8 5el elm unb in'
ierbalb bret Stunstn tparen ale SGuer.
asa perfHwunten.--garl Sdeibe.
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MifrpY, MifFia.g counts, ga.

miIrp9, @ifFia-g uunts, ga.
Traa Spbn Gsnlmia bate 10 Sabre
an e6msrsen In Gadsratb S%elitten, bic
fe iG In Eolse ether gerlesuns 3useacsen
bate fe soar nt@t Int @tanbe su 9e9en.
Rad benz @sbrau6e BON spei 6laf9en
ct. Safpbs Sel ipar So~afdnotSe 9eif>
una frfDl9t.
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IHr eHaRLEs A. vOaELEa CO.. saltla.ss. I'd.
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2anbftraBen unb 8riiden.
Mrbeit u. S1aoen n8riiden 5 ,483.36
Mrbeit unb Sol; an Briifen. 1862
Snlpi3iren bon StraBen unb
Mietbe fur 6ubrmert -. 212.30
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-15
Painted Woods, May IL, 1883
In Defense of BrOwnell.

EDITOR TRIBUNE: Inotice in your pa
per of the 10th that you had been informed
that the Rev. Geo. E. Brownell of Wash
burn was being tried for neglect of duty.
Being thoroughly conversant with the
case, you will please allow me to correct
the misleading statement. The facts, as
they are in the case, as presented to me,
are simply these: The charge which Mr..
.Brownell serves is a very large one, en-
bracing all of Mclean county, and it had
never been expected that all the appoint
'ments should be filled during the winter
season. This last winter the members at
Conkling and at Turtle Lake had author
:lZed him not to come to them during the
cold weather. Mr.. Brownell had not
preached at Turtle Lake the previous win
ter, and no n had ever objected to him
on that account, but on the other hand,
they had almost unanimously petitiOned
the bishop to return him. But suddenly
some two persons turned against him, and
the result was there was q paper presented
supporting to be a bill of charges against
Mr.. BrOWnell. But when l examined them
as the presiding officer of the quarterly
conference, it was so evident, from their
trivial nature, that they had been manu-
featured for a purpose, that after trying
to get the brother who presented them to
withdraw them, 1 could do no otherwise
than refuse to entertain them.
In closing, let me say that Mr.. Brownell
as evidently very much beloved by his peo-
pie and is a decided moral power in his
county. S. e. RYAN.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-15
First Publication April 3, 1891
Notice of MORTGAGE Sale.

.Mortgagors: James Kervin and Norah Kerviu.
his wife, of Burleigh county,, Dakota Territory
Mortgage: Jason u. Hay, of Deerfeld. Tioes
county, Pennsylvania. Mortgage dated July 26,
1886, aud recorded in the office Of the register OF
deeds in and for Burleigh county, Dakota Terri.
tory, now State of North Dakota, on the 26th day
OF July, 1856, at 4 o'clock p. m, in book "C-2" OF
mortgages, at page @. The amount Claimed to
be due upon said mortgage at the date of this no.
tlce 10 the sum Of nine hundred, forty-six and 20
1OO doll re-. Default has been made in the pay
ment OF the moneys secured by said mortgage.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue of a power of sale contained in said mort
gage and pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided, the said mortgage will
be foreclosed and the premises therein de-
scribed, viz: The northeast quarter (NEA) of
section number four () in township one hun
dred and thirty-eight (l3S) north of range
seventy-nine (79). west of the Fifth principal
meridian, containing one hundred and sixty l6O)
acres more or less according to the government
survey thereof, lying and being in said Burleigh
county, together with the entertainments and sp-
purtenances thereunto belonging, will be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash
10 pay said deot with interest and fifty dollars
attorneys fees as stipulated in said mortgage
and the disbursements allowed by law, by the
sheriff of said Burleigh county or his deputy at
the front door of the court house in the city of
Bismarck in said Burleigh county on the 18th
day of May 1891 at 10 o'clock q. m. of that day,
Dated April End, 1891.
JASON q. RAY,
MOrtgagee.
ATTORNEY for Mortgage, Bismarck, N. D..
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-15
Painted Woods Pencilines.

= J.J. Robinson and Laurence Casselman
were in the city last Thursday. They were
taking a $4,000 Clydesdale stallion up to
Mr.. Robinson's ranch.
"Red Paint" an Arickaree chief, went
through here, bound for Fort Berthold. He
had a certificate, signed by Abraham Lin
coin in '63, stating that he (Red Paint).was
a "good Indian" and friendly to the
whites.
Miss Jessamine %Slaughter's school OBJ
served Arbor Day by appropriate songs
and Rotations n tree planting. Twen-
sty-eight children took part in the exercises,
Mr.. Alex. Danielson kindly assisted the
school children in their tree planting. AL
most everyone observed Arbor Day by
setting out trees.
"Fish," "One Too Many" and "Plenty
POnies," three Gros Ventre Indians,
'camped out in the timber one night, on
their a to the reservation up north.
Axel johnson has been assisting Martin
Hagen in his work this spring.
Commissioner johnson has been in Bis
march attending the last meeting of the
county commissioners, and s. A. Peterson
went down after a load OF freight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holm are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. August Solberg in Naughton town
ship,
Ole Klintberg has bought Christ. Ivors-
sens CLAIM and will remove there from
McLeun county.
I'D. Oleson and Ivor Strom from Ca
Aamity Flats were in the city last week.
JACK q. HM.O.
Painted Woods, May IL, 1891.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-15
Popularity of North Dakota Coal.

The fame of the Bismarck coal, or rather
the Missouri slope coal IS extending all
over the country, and several stoves for its
economical use have already been manu-
featured. More interest is being taken in
the native coal of North Dakota this season
than ever before, and scarcely a week
passes but that requests for a barrel or a
ton Of the Ignite are received by some per-
son in this vicinity. Last week James Il.
Marshall received a request for a carload,
20 TO pc sent to Observation-Disclosures by Harry
Eller, representing the great European Fl
nancial house of Pierce, Wright & Co. A
car OF ten tons or more was shipped, as Or
dered, by Manager Hooper of the Gull Riv-
er Lumber company yesterday. It IS ex-
peeted that in a few week stoves will be
on the market that will increase the value
OF Ignite coal-its intrinsic ~vaIue-from rs
to 6O,per cent. The days Of hard coal are
numbered in this section. It is expected
that these inventions will render the ship
ping of Ignite as far east as ST. Paul and
Minneapolis profitable. -