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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS
~ in BRICK. cement, etc Sealed proposals viii be
received AZ the ONCE of the board OF public works
up to noon Of Monday, January IL, 1892. for the
furnishing 70 the city OF seattle materials as may
be required In the construction of the Lake
Union sewer tunnel enumerated below:
Brick. 1900. 900. more or less
Portland (EngIIsh) cement, $500 barrels, more
or less.
Crushed rock. 5000 cubic yards. more or less
Detailed specifications. 70 which the materials
ditions and terms Of delivery, may be seen at this
office on application TO the undersigned.
The prices given in the tenders made are TO be
based upon payments 70 be made by the city Of Sc
attle in warrants drawn upon the appropriate funds
Ia zen ~ par.
The board reserves the right TO reject any and all
bidA-
Proposals TO be Endorsed on the envelope, "Bids
on Material for Lake Union Sewer Tunnel"
By order OF the board OF public works.
+. ". ID. H0LBROoK. Secretary
First publication. December Is. 1891.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ ~ship-Notice is hereby given that the copart-
nershfp heretofore existing between Isicore Har-
ris, :. Selig and Sigmund Harris. under the firm
name of the Chicago Clothing Company. doing
business In the Butler block, city of Seattle. has
been dissolved by mutual consent, sigmund Har-
rfs retiring. The business of the firm Mill here
after be carried on by Isidore Harris & Co, who
have assumed and will pay ali debts and d scharge
all Obligations of the old firm All outstanding &C
counts are payable TO the new firm. Sigmund
Harris Is now in no way connected with the firm
Of Isidore Harris & Co. ISID0RE HARRIS,
:. SELIG.
Seattle. Wash. Der. 81 1891
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HOUSE or DELEGATES JOINT REsoLu-
Ii ton. No 35
toard OF aldermen Of he city Of Seattle, IN session
assembled. That i a the intention cIths CITY coan-
Grange Il Get 70 Depot street. In the city Of SestLie,
By grading and sidewalkiag the same on eaSn s1s
thereof
grnbbing the said street. extending crossings. :
i've thousand eight huntred aud stx'y-six aaa
forty one-hundrsdths fSS.saSS0 dollars
The estimated c, II Of ssdewRlkGnS said street. -
sixteeu hundred and twenty dollars tSl.S2VL
The total estimated ccsl % said Improvement %
De paid ey the souttinx properry-Swnsrs seven
thousand four hundred and eiKntystx and ory
one-hundreths (s7 .4s6.SOl collars The sstl1.sesa
cosr ef constructing crUssE&3Ks and cleartnA
gruobing and excavatiax. which IS the total esttm-
ated cost 70 be paid by the city. IS Two tnoassad
fS2Ios3 95l dollars; and The cost Of grazing sod
ssAewaIkiug of said street f. 70 be assessed AGAINST
the property ASniaaS On sstG street 5ssso sad
abnttinz property - hereby eeclated 20 De Ae
property benefited By SAID improvement
SAD "A y s.esiSn s.vsn ~ ofartieSs ssish. VIM u
tha charter. shalI have Afzen dsys nom sd Atsf
the dats Of the Hrst publication OF Ehis rssoin.leaD
hle with the city clerk protests against saaa IN
Passed house Of delegates this I4sa DAY q De-
President pro ten. House g DelesaseS
Passed board Of aldermen this zSih Gay OF 10
President Board Of Al1ssnea
Approved BY me tais sqs9 "a e DS S.yS.
1891 SEonHE " AAAAs naf
Tiled by me this 3ist dav Of pecember, fsel-
H ". MILLER. city CLERK
Date of hrss publication, Slss day Of pecsEnosE
1891.
CITY TREASURES NoTICE-THE POL
v lowing city warrants vii be paid Gpo1 presen-
ration 81 thS city treasurer cf5ce and no interest,"
allowed amer nfeen days from arss publication OF
this notice:
Szlary fand warrants ScA s.0o1 % s.l0o, ~
WILLIS L AMES CITY Treasurer
Date 81 6rs publication, January ., lssA
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w4NrED-EoxRDERs

"a NTEp-BoARDERS saS0 PER WEEK.
w IN private family; washing fEsa Corner
soass ana AAaA
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10 STOCE
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLM
l. ers Of the First National Bank OF Seattle Will
be held al the Office of the bank. in Seattle. on
Tuesday. January Il. 1892. 81 So'clock .. m, for
tie purpose q elscting directors for the ensuing
year snd traosRctirK any other business that NAV
come before them. TURNER, Cashier.
NorICF-THE ANNUAL MEETING oFTHF
~ stockholders OF the Puget SQUAD National
Bank Of seattle for the election OF directors ana
transaction Of such ether business as may come
before ii. VIII be held on TUESDAY. January I2.
1sss, a. 3 o'clock p N. J. FURTH, Cashier.
Seattle. December IL 1891.
STOCkHoLDERS' MEETING-THE REGU-
- lar annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Boston National Bank Of Seattle will be held at It's
eanklns-house On Tuesday. January l.. 1882, II
$50 p N, for the election OF directors and he
transaction OF snoa othsr business IS may be prop
sr.y brought before the meeting
A n BKooKES Cashier.
Dscemher IL. 1881
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HOUSE UF DELEGATES JOINT RESOLU-
IL tioE No. 2S.
Be II resolved by me board Of aldermen and house
Of delegates OF the city sf Seattie N session AZ
sembled. That il IL the intention Of the Il y council
ofsaid city to improve Rainier street bv construct
ing a sidewalk on The west side thereof rom Yes
Ter avenue 20 Florence street, IN said city. sad in-
proveuSnt to consist Of q sidewalk sx feet IN
width with q space or three feet In fr0nt Of said SIX
feet. TO be covered or nued with dirt. 30 thai the
same may be planted with shade trees; said sx
feet constituting the Sidewalk proper 70 % covered
by plank two inches thick and eight Inches Ia
width
The estimated cost Of grazing. clearing ard other
wise preparing the ground for said sldewalS. ard
said three feet Of space IN fsunt OF the same >
labor and other materials for the construction q
such WORK il s7S3 The total estimated cost
Of said Improvement 20 Be- paid ~ The soEeftng
prOperty-ownsrs on the west side OF said stress, De-
tween the points above named, IS SsDo-o0. S1d tcs
cost Of grading the ground and building said SIDE
sesssd against the property aoHttiBg On such street,
and the west side thereof and which said aoHttlns
property 5 hereby declared 70 be the properly
benefited b. said Improvement
All persons owning any sad aSuttinS properly
a. described in this resolution shall have aftesa
u0n of this resolution 10 tie WIKI the cry clerk
protests against said Improvement
Passed board Of aldermen this 2sth day st De-
cember. 1891. A. ;. MILLER.
President Board Of a derms1-
Passed house of delegates this 2fsz dsy ofD~csa-
Der. 1891. FRANK HANFoEp.
President pro ten HOUSE Of De3egz.eS
Approvedb by me Ehis S0th lay Of pecen19er. l-sL
GEORGE ". HALL. Mayor.
Filed By me this 3oth day Of December, ISL
II. W. MILIEE. City Clerk
Date Of first publication. siss day Of Decemosr'
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FoR

IO RKNT-CLARENDuS HoTEL CORNER
II SeCcna Snd Depot streets a desirable tenant
can secure tbs recsEty butt house on very fAvors-
bic gsrnaA Apply GAaTlss lo2ca ls12 Eroas
GsEeel
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CRY NOTICES.
HOUSE OF pELEeATEs-0IyT REs0Lr

HOUSE OF DELEGATES-oIyT REsoLr.
II ton No 81.
Be II resolved by the beard Of aldermen and
house OF delegates Of the city Of Seattle. In session
assembled:
That IL Is the intention OF the city council Of sAif
city 70 improve Hose aud DuwaEnish streets. from
Madison street 20 The north line Of block one {1l
IN highland addition IN the city Of SeaSrte. b.
grading ami s.dewalking the same on each side
thereof
g~ruooing the said street, excluding the crossings.
IS tweuty-sIx hundred and twenty-six dollars
NSz,o-0l. the estimated cost Of s3ceNaiki1g said
street Is twenty three hundred and ninery-swo
dollars 80, 3e2l. the total e<flTnaf ID cost Of said
Improvement 10 be paid by the AUDITING property
nfty cents fS5s0lS50}. the estimated cost Of
constructing sidewalks ard clearing and gyunofnx
and the tOtai estimated cost 70 De pad 81 the city
- nine hundred ami eighty-Slght dollars snd Hffy
cents 1888 501. sid the cost of the grading and
stdewalkiking Of the sad streets Is 70 be assessed
against the property aoutFiRg on said street PRO
posed 70 De improved. rs described aSSvss aid
when said abutting property Is hereby declared TO
De the property benefited oy said improvement
All Persons owning any aont1i1g properly, -
eenned By section seven tl II srEiels eight
lNITI1 Of the charter, shall have fifteen days
from and after the date Of the first PubEcatioa Of
this resolution 20 lie with The city clerk protests
against said Improvement
Passed board OF aldermen this 4th day Of jan
uary 1892. As MILLER,
President Beard q Alderman.
Passed house of delegates this 4ta lar OF jan
lary, 1894 r w. Jones,
President Heuse Of Delegates
Approved by me this 5th day ef January. 1894
GEOHE ". HALL. Mayor
Filed by me this 5th day OF January. fs92
H W. L city Clerk
Published this eth day Of January, 1891
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ENGNEERs AND CONTRACTOR.

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoNPANY-EN-
- ginsers and contractors for bridges OF every
description; wharf-bailding, p;le-drl wing, dredging.
and steam shovel excavating; pans and specifics
tons furnished on application: correspondence
solicited ohce, Occidental block, Seattle, Wash.
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THE REGULAR sEAr-ANSUAL GENERAL
l. meeting Of the German BENEVOLENT Society. Of
Eeat5ls. called for fest sunday, January 3 "a q1o-
ram nd being presently. was adjourned % Sunday,
January IL, 1884,. at 2 p m, in Rznks's hall on
Pike street A full attendance Of the members IL
desirsd. By order Of the president
f0eEPH GEEII. Sacretary nro ten.
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BIRTHS.

LoBE-Tn seatsse. Hr1dsy, January 9, 1892. 20 The
wife Of e.. Lobe, a son. weight 3 pounds
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BATHS.

NEWPORT BATHS OPEN DAY AND
~ night: salt and fresh water. electric, medica-
ted, Russian. sulphur and cabinet vapor baths.
privase apartments for ladies; excellent attend
snce sis Front street.
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ARCHITECTS.

ARCHITECTS.
u w. LATE OF SAUNDERS
"a. & Houghton, architects. Rooms %, u and
% Washington Territory Investment Company's
building. second and Cherry streets. Seattle,
Wash ONCE hours from 2:30 to 4:30 D. m
DARKINSON-SEATTLE NATIONAL BANK
J. block.
BOONE & wILCox-BosToN BLOCK
EMIL DE NEUF. ARCHITECT-HALLER
Il block.
EvERS q KEITH, ARCHITECTS, ROOMS
IL 81. 80 and SO Boston block.
III ,sTEINMAN. ARCHITECT. SIS
Ii. and 81 Roston block, corner Second and
Columbia streets.
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FANTED-BOARp

TANTEp-A GENTLEMAN DOING TT
w Ary NoFS desires r0oln and board with pri-
vaie family in The SUBURBS ct the caty. Address
NJ. NJ. posE-fatehlse0Ssr
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ENGINEERS AND DRAUGHTsMES.

DICHARD NEvINS. JR.. CIVIL ENGINEER
IL and surveyor. Rooms 507 70 512 Washing
ton block, Seattle, Wash.
T c WOODMAN, CIVIL ENGINEER AND
IL. deputy United States surveyor. Offices 1855
Sullivan building.
THOMPSON & WHITE. ENGINEERS AND
L county surveyors Room IS Union block.
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LOST.

r OsT-A SILVER Pm WITH MONOGRAM
LIN T." In gold and Moan. Rainier with heignt,
i4.44& Reward VII BE paid il Jeff ~ PosE-InteAi-
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REAL ESTATE BRo

EIRsT-CLASS BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
4 property in all parts OF the city for sa e; cor
respondence solicited W. & Ledgsrwood. real
estate agent successor TO Lewis & Ledgerwood-
room % Sullivan block.
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OST-A RED IRISH sETTER PUP, About
L. . Montas OH. A suitable reward WILL e@ PAD
any one returning him 70 r n 0sg7od, adsy
street. Qseez anne soxn. o. Herman Chaplin,
Boston SASie1Al baok
II oST-C. 81 PATENT or HOMESTEAD.
IL artia Gstnza. 1915 West street
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90 TO HENRY's FOR THE AND
VI freshest assortment of candies in the civ.
new crop Of French fruit and holiday goods Just re-
ceiyed; Ice cream always on hand: fancr creams
and ices 10 order al short notice: ice cream soda a.
Henrys new store. 500 Second street.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

rs NOTWITHSTANDING BUILDTSG.
IL ZeIeuaunS 53x
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Advertisements under tss heals Of Lost Found,
Ter sale. For Rent AMI Situations Wanted viii be
frsertsd al the rate Of ] csnt . word each insertion
Payment aawsys In advance No advertisement
received for iess than Is cents
EoTrCE-The business Office Of the PosT-Is-
TgIIrsxscxB ID open until IL ,. M Classified
advertisements VII De received up 70 this hour.
Advertisements VIII be recsived ~ branch Offices
0 fthe PoszIxrELLIsEscEz AZ:
SAnnnsnss Aseat
Port townsend q Springer
The following letters avail Advertisers at this
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-09
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT has been made in thee conditions
ola mortgage containing power OF sale
dated November 22nd, 1887, duly recorded in
the Office of the Register Of Deeds of Botti-
neau County, then territory Of Dakota, now
state Of North Dakota, November 2srd, 1887,
in book Afof mortgages, page 5lS and again
recorded IN sal Register Of Deeds office. on
December l4th, 1887, in book A Of mort cages
page 524, whereby Duncan Mcclellan, an un-
married man, mortgageor, mortgagsd to
Thu Middlesex Banking Company. mort
gagee, Lots one ~ and two () and the South
half of the Northeast quarter Of section -four
~ in township one hundre n sfxty-one
(1el) Of range sew enty-six (7e in said Botti-
neat County, by which. default the power
or proceeding at law has been Instituted to
recover the debt remaining secured thereby,
orapy part thereof, and there IL claimed to
be due on said mortgage at the date hereof,
s58l. go. to which amount should be added the
taxeson said property paid by said mort
gagee, amounting, with interest as provided
In SAT- mortgage, to $l7 As, and the further
sum of 80 paid by said mortgage in per-
fecting the title to said land, making the
total mount claimed to be due at the date
hereof on said mortgage $8l9,O5. %
Now notice il hereby given that by virtue
of said power said mortgage will be FORE
closed and said premises sold at public auc-
tion, by the sheriff of said county or his
deputy ON May th, 1892, at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
at the front door Of the Post Ofac In Botti-
neau in said county to pay said d bt, inter-
est, attorneys fees and disburse ments al
lowed by law.
Dated March, 18th, 1892.
The Middlesex Banking Company {SKAL)
BY Robt. N. jackson, President
FL. c. Gilbert & Co. Mortgage.
Attorneys.
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LEGAL ROTIGES.
SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in the pay
mont OF the sum OF Three Hundred Nine
and Twenty-Five hundredths Dollars which
notice upon . certain Mortgage, duly axe:
cuted and delivered by Joseph Syer, and
RebeccA j. Syer his wife, to
Isaac Gibbard bearing date the 18th day
ofJuns A. D. 1888, and duly recorded in the
County of Bottineau and Territory Of Da-
kota, now State Of North Dakota, on the 9Th
day Of July A. D. 1885, ats O'Clock A. NJ. in
Book B. OF Mortgages, on page 30 n no
having beea Instituted to recover the debt
secured by said Mortgage, or any part there
Now Therefore, Notice is hereby given,
That by virtue of a power Of sale contained
In said Mortgage and pursuant to the statute
In u case made and provided, the said
m mGs,sas Ges wM q f n ans aov sne the he ! pGisi
The Northwest quarter of Section Nine 10Y
Township One hundred and sixty-one u6D
Range sevsnty-aye az In BottiEeau County
saments n a~ppurtenances, will be sold at
public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, to pay said: dett and interest, and the
taxes, If any, on said premises, and Fifty
Dollars attorneys fee, as stipulated in and
the disbursements allowed by law; which
sale will be . by the Sheriff of said
Bottinsau county, at the front door of the
court house In the Town of Bottineau In said
County 700 end q, State g a,tso on the sth Day Of april
subject to redemption at n time within
one year from the day Of sale, a. provided
by NV.
Isaac Gibbard,
Attorney for Morteapee.
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knother ,Prize Problem.

re Moses was the son Of Pharaoh's
daughter, what relation would Moses be to
the daughter of Pharaoh's son2
The Queen will give 40 elegant Mason &
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Piano to the first person answering the
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China Dinner Set for the third correct
answer; an elegant Silk Dress Pattern for
the fourth correct answer; and many other
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each State. Each person answering must
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Address The Canadian Queen, "B' Toronto.
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A Noted Battlefield,

Take up your atlas aud find Padueah.
Kentucky. At this point the Ohio 10
Joined by the Tennessee River. Follow this
stream southward-an | it is directly south
across the states Of Kentucky and Ten
nessce. You note OH the way instead Of
towns the names of numerous "~landings.
Hardin is the last county before you reach
the southern boundary Of Tennessee. I'm
the western part of this county you note
''Pittsbnrg Landing" A little further
south est "shilohville.' Both PLACES are
now in country solitude, but thirty Jssrs.
ago day before yesterday there were more
than two hundred thousand men there, en-
gagged in u desperate battle that ragged for
two days with varying fortunes. You pass
men OH the street who had for ~reveille the
rebel yell, as the confeds charged in the
dawn of the morning: men who lay that
night under the river bank at the Gland
ing md men who marched with Buell. to
reinforce Grants army. Get them to tell
You tho story, and then 60 on a trip to the
field, taking The Burlington from St. Paul
or Minneapolis 49,
For tickets and rates by this line, call on
any ticket agent, or address W. J. q. Ken
yon, Gen. Pass. Agent G. B. & N. r. II. St
Paul, MINI.
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SHERIFF SALE.
State of North Dakota,)
County of Bottineau,
Erwin j. Allen, Plaintiff

Erwin y. Allen, Plaintiff
Frank Reed and Jacob schroe-
der, Defendant,
Notice is hereby given. That by virtue Of
an execution to me directed and delivcre
and now in my hands, isl acd out of the
Clerks office Of the District Court, of the
End Judicial District State of North Dakota,
in and for the County of Botfiaeau upon q
judgment duly rendered in justice Court
in favor Of Erwin J. Allen and against
Frank Reed and Jacob Schroeder, which
judgment was rendered on Nov. 1st 1889,
and = transcript of which was duly filed
with the Clerk of said Court on the 9th
day Of Nov. 1889. have levied upon the
following described Real Estate o, said
Defendant, Frank Reed. to-wit; ~
The Northeast quarter IN Ely Of Sec
tion Twenty-four (24) Of Township One
Hundred Fifty nine tl59) North Of Rang
seventy-6vs (75] West.
And that I shall. on Saturday the 10th
day Of April A. D. 1892, at the hour OF
2 o'clock,P. Moi said day, at the front
door Of the court house in said County and
State proceed to sell the right, title and
interest Of the above named Frank Reed
in and TO the above described property, to
satisfy said judgment and costs, amounting
to Eighty Eight Dollars and Fifteen cents,
together with all accrning costs of sale, and
interest on the same from tho first day of
November 1889 ct the rate Of 7 per cent.
per annum, at Public Auction, to the
highest bidder for cash
Brynjolfsoa and Laxdal ~ ... ~
Attorneys for . Thomas Gardner
judgment creditor. Sheriff
Dated Bottinsau N. D. February rs 1892
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MnRTGAGEHALE

l-~ ~
nrrA Trr has been made In the conditions
~ a mortgage containing power VI sale dated
April 9tl,, 1883, duly recorded In the ONCE Of
the Register of Deeds Of Bottineau county,
then territory OF Dakota, now state Of North
Dakota, April 9th, 1888, in book A Of mort
cages, page SIS and again recorded In said
Register of Deeds once, on April Wtn' 1855.
in book A of mortgages page $50, whereby
August H. Lustig and Anna E, Lustig, his
wife, ~mortgageors, mortgaged to
The Middlesex Banking Company, mort
gage, the North half Of the Southeast
quarter of section twenty-one (2D the
North half of the Southwest quarter OF Sec
ton twenty-five (22) all In township one
hundred and sixty-one u6D of range seventy
five (z5) in said Bottineau County, by which
default the power Of sale has become opera
tive and no action or proceeding at law has
been instituted to recover the debt remain
ing secured thereby, or any part Thereon,
and there IL claimed to be due on said mort
gage at the date hereof, $780, Is, to which
amount should be added the taxes on said
property paid by aid mortgage, amount
ing, with interest as provided in said mort
gage, to ssl,9 SO, making the total amount
Cl8lul0u 10 DC UuS ~ II OoCo hSAo~
mortgage $5O1,2s.
Now notice Is hereby given that by virtue
of sal power said mortgage will be FORE
closed and said premises sold at pubic
auction, by the sheriff Of said county or his
deputy, on May 7th, 1892, at ten O'Clock A.
M. at the front door of the Post Office In
Bottineau in said county to pay said debt.
interest, a~ttorney'sfees and disbursements
allowed by law. .
Dated March 18th, 1892,
| The Middlesex Banking Company SEAL
BY Robt. N. Jackson, President,
H. c, Gilbert & Co Mortgage.
Attorneys.
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Stock Raising.

Ample experience with cattle.
sheep and horses has proven that
climate and natural pasturage com.
bine in North Dakota to give the
best results in stock raising. The
uccess Of the older wheat farms has
given to North Dakota its reputation
throughout the east. 1t is still one
of the greatest wheat producing
states in the Union, and will always
keep its reputation as such. In re.
cent years, however. the raising of
stock has become an important and
constantly growing industry. At
the rate at which the sheep industry
is low extending in the state it is
apparent that in a few years time
North Dakota will take rsnk among
.the woolgrowing states of the Union.
Its bl ooded and grade cattle have
already VOL for it a high reputation
in the great agricultural fairs in the
West.-St. Paul Globe.