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Satarrb cine @eibel.
Sic dr5tlide &nnt bsinabe ratblos.
Nnr Elm ciu5ises 9eilmittel
befannt.

&atarrb Dermag @eiurbbeitsH0ruuz
gen beroor5urufen. Die 10 lei6t linb,
baB le foum Nufmertiamtelt erregel1,
bagegen permag bsrIelbe aud St0run=
gen berDOr3urufen, pel@e ben Sob nad
li6 3ieben f6nuen. @inige Opfer bes
&atarrbs 1inb int Stanbe, ibren Sc
iddften na65useben, wenn i1e fi6 aud
nt6t gang nobl babel befinben, unb
NnDere erleiben Dhue unterlaB bic
Nualen bes So0e5 i6on bel 2eb3eiten.
&utarrb 5dblt feline Spfer mDriabens
meiie in alien Stabien bes @lenos, Die
biefer &ranfbeit eigen Iinb. &atarrb
lit cine &rauf1eit Des sptems urtb
tam MIR burn Mebi3in gebeilt perben,
bic auf bic 8efreiung beg 9ptems BON
ben &ranfbeitsfeimen fpeSiea hinnirfen.
Bis iebt bat bic dr3tli1e Brofefion muir
Elm ein3iges Wtittel gu eutbeden gemuBt,
boS ben &atarrb griinbli6 tnrirt, unb
bieles Wittel 1T Be=rusna. Ollie anbez
rem Mebi5inen gepdbren nur tempordre
@rlei6terung. Besrusna aber treibt
langiam, bod ii6er, ben @atarrb aus
benz @plfeme unb fiibrt cine gdnsli6e
9eilung berbei. @inerlei, nie lange
Der &atarrb bereits beitanben, ODER ME
melt bas Spfer bereits beruntersefomz
men, in pezrusna lit INNER nod 9ofs
nung gu fnben.
Gin neues Bud iber &atarrb, gez
nannt .&limatii6e &rantbeiten" mirb
tOitenfrei mad irgenb elmer MbreHe perz
ianbt bon Der pezrusna 9rug Mauuz
featuring Company, Columbus, Obio.
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THIBODEAUX.


Was bebeutet btefes MOrt2 @s 1T
bas 9anbels3ei6en bes
Cinderella Stub g ties.
9a i'm @abltabre befanntli@ @e>
f6dftsfiQe berri9t unb mir eine1t grp>
BEN 8orratb bon S6ubmert fir 9ers
rem, 9amert unh &inber an 6anb
baben, l1euete Sacons unb Mufer, 10
%berfaufen mir Maes aum Soft
preie unb liefern bic 8epeiie bas
fir. Ollie Waaren iinb reu unb tpurz
ben ipe5ieq fir bieien Sommer beftelt.
Sie preiie Iinb iiberal in 3ablen anz
gegeben. 8er biIig unb gut faufen
mill, gebe gum
CINDERELLA SGnb 8alaff.
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@abrbeit pSer 9t9tmmg?

9ie &orrefponbenten beutI9er 8ldts
ter, mel9e aus 8iins mad 6auie 5us
riifgetebrt iinb, ber0fentIi6en iebt
ra9trdgli6e 8eri9te iber bic groBen
ungarif6en Man6per, tpel6e nit ben
i'm 2aufe Der bergangenen Wo9e aus>
gegebenen Sepei9en, bic ole bon bes
2obes oh Der groBartigen 2eitun9en
unb Der muterbaften 9aItung tparen,
CANA unb gar ni6t iibereinitimmen.
So beri6tet ein Speaials& orreiponz
bent, baB iebem 8eri9terfatter, Der
eS fi9 e~infalen lieR, Ieinem 8latt unz
gefdrbte 8eri6te f9iden gu tuolen, bic
gr6Bten S9nierigfeiten in ben Weg
geleet tpurben.
Bon benz militdrii9en 8reBburearl
tuurse bic benf6ar trengite 3eniur
geiibt.
Mnrbe in Dem Manuffript zines
&orreiponbenten irsenb ettpas gefune
ben, bas Der Militdrbe66rbe nnbequem
unb anit6Big erf9ien, 10 murbe Der
betreffenbe 8ert9terftatter 1pfort Dor
ben Oberft Nufpib, ben G6ef bes
grebbureaus citirt, no INN bic Weis
flung suging, bic marfirten ~anlt6Bigen
5telen aus feinem 8eri9te fortaulafs
fen, mibrtgenfaas bic Militdrbeb6rbe
fi9 in bic Notbmenbigfeit periebt ies
ben piirbe, inn feline pdffe ab5uper>
langen.
Mus Der 3abl Der unIiebiamen 3pis
f9enfdle, pel6e auf bieie Weiie aug
Der PreHe fe~rngebalten nurben unb
fomit, m~enigitens fir ben 4ugenblid,
ni9t our &enntniB meiterer &reiie fas
men, fei a. 9. cine gpifobe ermdbnt,
bic ii9 slei@ am @r6hnungstage err
eignete, bisber aber b6lig tobt ge>
f9piegen tuurbe. 9ie 8efeblsbaber
Der Norbarn1ee batten ibre Operatios
ren 10 unsliidli@ gemdblt, baB fie
f6lieBli6 i'm enti6eibenben Nugenblid
au9 beim beiten Wiuen gar rti9t i'm
Stanbe paren, ibre gauge &raft su
entfalten. 9ie Nrmee itarb 8pii9en
apei Wdlbern %eingeteiIt unb bdtte i'm
@rnftfeae inter ungebeuren Spfern
5uridgeben mlRen, obne i'm Stanbe
gu iein, aud nur eine ein3ise 9ipifion
our Nttion bringen gu %f6rren, bic in<
folge beRen perurtbeilt gemelen pdre,
benz unglif ibrer &ameraben qana
rubig r@epebr bel SUB" 5uleben au
miifen. Ser &id3ug Der Qlrmee err
fplgte bann falieBli6, gum gr6Bten
Summer Der tommanbirenben Off
siere, in p0aiger unor6nuug.
Gin anberes Mfal eerietb elm gamer
3ug bon @quipagen, wel9e BON Minis
fern, Botf9aftern unb mebreren Mitz
gliebern bes 9ofes beieBt tparerl, mitz
ten In elm Gelbidger : Battalion bins
elm, pel9es gerabe ben gngrif elmer
ftarfen 8abaaerie : Qbtbeilung erpar>
tete. Safer Gran3 Soiepb gerietb bel
bieiem Nnblid in bo6grabige Aufrez
guug, rift, 10 f6nea iein ebles &oB i'm
tragen fonnte, an bas Battalion beran
unb risf ben Offaisren gu: rgringen
sic aaf Der SteQe bieie @agen fort!"
Scatter @ilbeIm, Der ii6 6ffentli6
alerbinss pieberbolt in @orten bod
fer 4nerfennung iiber bic 2eiitung Der
Sruppen ans9eiprOGen, bat bic Gors
mationss8 ewegungen Der einSelnen
Sruppenabtheilungen in mebreren Gdls
len piel gu langiam gefunben. Mebrs
fad purbe er bel Iol9en @elegenbeiten
ungebulbig, UNI aber ben Safer Gran3
Soiepb bas ni6t merten gu Iafen, CAB
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Das seffe In Der @ert.


ropibeuce 81. s.. wlat 80
50 9ebrdudte ,@altor 6onie's Nerpen>S tdrfer" bier
an metnem Sohn, pelder @eiftesfront mar, mad benz
Gebraud bes MittelS aber lpieoer Su ih fam. SD bale
% besbalb fir 1Heiue Gfi6t. bas @aiitel ua bas btlte in
Der BeIt iir @crrenIeioer NH 2rdnipie III e%mpie5lcH.
164 Gbaltitene Aue. 6raa Wt. VI. @oGgbtin.
Mew 9orf. Mtat 30.
Waein 19>idbriger Gobn Int iet feds Sabrcn on
gpiIepfe. 0iele iir bieles yeiben enipiobIeue Gittiel
wufben anseipanoi, aber IeiSer obue @r, dig. 0nt3
ben 0ebraud a5er pon 9soitor S5nig's @~erpen<Stfrtcr
inb ale Spapteme 6er &rartba;t utrfdpanbcn uno
baIte i'd IS fesbelb fir meine Qnidt, eem ~geioeroeH
gu ratben eiHen Seriud paInit Sr maden, oainit er
lbenio, wie i'd, erireut uD6 haafbar iein r09e.
Utah 5ouie. 800 8. aue. g. SenbGrb>
@ocbfibe, Winn., q. Mop. sc.
~9aftor R5nig's HerpeusStartorA bcilte mid pom
siueu 6ers5ittern uub G9pir5ci i'm &opfe.
aubrtas Sanen.
e~nx elm tDertDboles Bud fir WerbeMIeibenbg
9NERts uub 'eine QrbberGiai9e 3~ngeiaHbt. Mrlne
W. erbaIten and bic Webi5in %nnlionit.
9ieie Wfebi3tn purbe felt bent Sabre 1876 ppn benz
Doom. paitor &bni9 in Sort WaDue, Snb., aubere,tet
uub jebt inter ieiner ansoeifure Dsn Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
S3S Randolph St.s CHICAGO, IAL.
Bet etpetbetern sn babea fhr
VI 90 Die UIefdbe, & 6Iafdben far S.. 100,
eroBe Si.75. 6 far $500.
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er baum ie6es DIAL ieinem pferbe bic
Sporen nnb iprengte III bplem @alopp
mad einem atlberen Sbeile bes ManDz
Oerfelbes. Wdbrenb Der gal13en Maz
roper entpidelte Safer @ilbelm cine
taft fieberbafte 3bdtistett. Seben
Nbenb, mad an ben 9trapasen bes
Sases, arbeitete er nod LANCE na6 II
nbr nit Dem @eb. 2eg~atipnsratb pon
&iberlenzW d6ter unb benz Gbef bes
@ipilfabinets 9r. 2ucanus, inbem er
Sepei6en mad Berlin biftirte pber and
ielbt i9rieb unb bic pdbreno bes Saz
ge8 etngegangenen &OrrespOnben5en
bur9las.
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Gpple1's 8egiiter, No. % Qlamo
pla3a bat einen &uf fir guten alien
WbisteD, Die beiten gemii6ten Sc
trdnfe, feline Weine un6 ausgeaei6nete
impDrtirte unb einbeimii9e Gigarrem
unb itets frif6es 8ier. Ser @iaentbus
mer, Soc @polep, beritebt ieiu @ef9dft.
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Wbitmans &eupreHem. 0on al
len @r6Ben, bon Der 9artbprefe bis
our pferbetraft> unb Dampfprehe.
Aud FIR Cotton, MplIe &c.
3u berpenbenl 60 8auen in
Der Stunbe. Die biligfen Preiie gas
rantirt BEL Sips & 0aarmatn n.
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@m. Mattbies,

GIeif6er, 9ouftonsS traBe.
2iefert bas boraigli9te &inb=, S9afs
unb S9ueinefleii6. Spe3iaIitd!:
&albfleif d. Ollie Sors
ten pon Wurf.
8eftelungen perben in irgenb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt fret abgeliefert.
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= A9t Sage lit i'd an elmer beftta
gen 8%erftopfung. Ga9 me5rtdgigem
@ebrau6 BON Or. Nugult &0nigs
9amburger 9ropfen tpurbe i'd iebO9
wieber Dolltdn6ig bergetelt. : BAL.
Seibert, Stpf.on, Sal.
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Gine gd,lat,t fir 0slut.

Soob's Sarfaparila tdmpft tets en-
folgrei6. inbem es ME perfebtt, bic
unreinigteit aus3ui6eiben, unb iomit
benz Dilute ~unbe6ingte &einbeit ber>
leibt.
Sppbs @ilem beiIen iebe Dirt BON
2eberleiben. preis 25 Gents.
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Sie Sreuube bes p~eriforbeuer

= Sie Greunbe bes berftorbsnen
Stem Oorter Warbpolitifers Sobn s.
O'Brien molen auf ieinen @rabfein
folgeitbe Snf6rift ieben: n@r bette
Wilionen pertb iein f0nnen-er ftarb
Dbne einen Dollar" &e6t ebrenb fir
ben 8er(torbenen. Nber-pel6' bits
terer Sarfasmus auf 10 man6e anbere
biefige Politifer, bic bic @ef6ife uniez
rer Stabt lenfen!
sc. 3. Staats3tg."
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8. ~. Ssbprnes neue IT. Mdbs
M 6 inc. 9ie bette unb bic bill
ligfte Mai6ine i'm Marfte. @beuio
Osborne Stabl "Disc Harrow. 3u
baben bel Sips & 9aarmann.
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Sn gras finb 50 gerfonen uus
ter Der autlage bes 9o6perratb8 Oer>
baftet pDrben.
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Sober &eiien6e ipqte Suits pilen
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Yearl Glaiden 8ieres.
'Oas 0aB=8ier

Der @its 8rauerei erfreut 1ih auberprbsnis
Iider 9eliebtbeit unb tpirS iiberan borse3oeer.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-02
ARTICLE XIV.

Aside from the subscription for stock,
which each person must pay on becoming a
member, each branch league shall have
power to tix dues, to provide for local ex-
penseS and the cost of social entertainment,
ETC., provided, that women Immediately
connected with the household of member
shall be admitted to membership on sign
ing the pledge and paying into the local
treasury such amount as the local league
may determine for initiation fee.
ARTICLE XVI
SEC l. The officers Of each branch
league shall consist Of a President, Vice
President, Secretary, Treasurer, Business
Agent, Lecturer, Guide and DoOr-Keeper
who shall be elected at the last regular
meeting in December and installed the first
regular meeting in January each year
SEC. 2. The President shall preside over
all meetings of the league and be its re-
spOnsible head.
Sec. 3. The Secretary shall keep the
records, accounts and roll of members, and
perform the other usual duties of a Secre-
tary, and also receive stock subscriptions
and forward the same, with the name of
the subscriber, to the general Office.
SEC. 4. The Treasurer shall receive all
moneys paid in for stock and local dues,
and pay out the same as ordered by ma
jority vote of the members of the league
present and voting.
SEC. 5. The Business Agent shall have
charge Of the commercial affairs of the
league and shall transact the business be-
tween the local league and the general Of
flee and store, receiving and forwarding all
moneys paid in for merchandise, ETC., and
receiving all shipments of goods and dis
tributing the same to members. It shall
also be his duty to promote the interests of
the corporation by soliciting orders Also,
he shall be the custodian of all catalogues,
price lists and samples furnished him by
the Business Manager These, however,
shall be open to the inspection Of all mem
bers, but the private price list, or names of
or houses from whom goods
are bought, must not be revealed outside
the league, when it is enjoined that the
same shall be kept secret
SEC. 6. The compensation Of the Busi-
Continued on page 49,
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-02
ARTICLE XII.
(BeneVOlence.) [

To provide fund which shall be known
as the relief fund Ten per cent. of thenet
profits accruing from the business shall be
set apart for charitable and benevolent pur-
poses before declaring the annual dividend
to the stockholders of the league; the said
relief fund to be held by the Treasurer, sub
iect to the order of the Directors, to be dis
posed of by them for charitable, educational
or relief purposes for the country people, as
herein provided. portion of this fund
shall be held in reserve to aid the districts
smitten by cyclones, tornadoes, fires, crop
failures or other calamities or pestilences.
All applications for such assistance must
be made through the business agent of the
local league by written order from the
President, approved by the Board of Di-
rectors. When such demand is made on
the Treasurer he shall pay to the business
agent of the local league the sum required
by such an order, and shall receive a report
from him, showing the way in which the
money was disposed of. This report shall,
after being approved by the Board of Di-
rectors, be entered upon the Secretary's
book and form part of the records of the
corporation.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-02
ARTICLE XIII.
Membership

SEC. |. Any person above eighteen years
OF age, Of good moral character, with the
exception of retail merchants, their clerks,
or persons known in trade parlance Us mid
dlemen, who has subscribed and paid for
one or more shares of stock, is eligible to
membership in the Farmers and Manu-
facturers' Commercial League.
Sec 2, Each applicant before being ad-
mitted to membership, shall be required to
sign the pledge of honor, binding himself
not to reveal the secrets of the league to
those not entitled to receive them.
Sec 3. Any member of the league vio-
lating or working contrary to the constitu-
tion or bylaws of the league, revealing any
secrets of its workings, shall be expelled
and deprived of its privileges as a member,
providing that two-thirds of the votes of
the local league be against him. Further
provided, that he have the right to appeal
to the Board of Directors, whose decision
shall be final.
ARTICLE XIV.
Ten or more members may organize a
branch league. AS soon as such Organiza-
tion is effected, notice shall be sent to the
general Secretary at Chicago, with the
name of the organization and the amount Of
the stock subscription, on receipt of which
he shall forward the stock certificates,
made out to each individual member, and a
charter on which the names of the first or
charter members shall be engrOssed, to-
gether with the number of the branch
league After the organization is effected
new members shall be elected by ballot.
Those favorable, voting white balls, and
those opposed, black balls If two or more
black balls are,fOund in the box, the candi-
dates application is rejected.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-02

business of the corporation in it's relations
with it's members. He shall also appoint
and commission organizers to establish
branch leagues and receive subscriptions to
the cooperation stock. The commissioners
certificate shall be signed by both the
President and Secretary and have the cor
porate seal.
SEC. z. The employees Of the corporation,
with the exception of the Secretary, Treas
urer and Manager, shall be appointed by
the Manager, by and with the consent Of
the Board of Directors,
SEC. g. The President, Secretary, Treas
urer and Manager shall each submit re-
port in writing to the Board Of Directors at
their quarterly meetings, showing the con-
ditiOn of affairs in each department. These
reports, after being approved by the Board
of Directors, shall go on record in the Sec
retary's books as parts Of the minutes Of the
meeting. Like reports shall be made at the
annual meeting which, after being ap-
proved by the Board of Directors and Board
of Auditors, shall be published in cOnven-
lent form and distributed among the stock
holders
ARTICLE VIII.
The compensation of the President, Vice
President and Board of Directors shall be
fixed at each annual meeting by the stock
holders.
ARTICLE TX.
The Treasurer and Manager shall each
give bonds, the amount of which shall be
fixed by the Board of Directors, in a sufi-
cient sum to afford security to the stock
holders, to be gagged by the amount of
money handled by each.
ARTICLE X.
The Auditors shall be a separate body
from the Directors or other officers, and
shall meet twice a year, on the second Mon
day of January and July, to audit the ac-
counts of the corporation.
ARTICLE XI.
On the lst of January and July each year
an invoice shall be taken and balance
sheet made, showing the condition of the
business At the first meeting in January,
after appropriations for business needs are
made and relief fund provided for, if there
be any accumulated funds remaining, the
Board of Directors shall declare dividend |
to be divided pro rata on each share of
stock.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-23
Notice Of Chattel Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the condition
of II chattcl mortgage bcuring date the
18th day OF October 1890, executed and delivered
by William r. llulburt as mOrtgagOr to Thos
Davis as mOrtgngcc, and filed in the Office
OF the register Of deeds of the county Of
Cavalier and State of North Dakota. on the
14th day of November 1880, ut o'clock p.m., and
numbered 207TS: Wherein default haa been made
as follows iO-wit: BY nonpuyment of debt
secured by said mortgage when due and
after demand. The debt secured by
said mortgage is $780, with interest ut il
per cent per annum from the 14th day of
October 1880 due November 1st 1890. of which
amount the sum Of S4G go is claimed to be due
AT the date hereof by reason of said default.
Hoticc is hereby given. that by virtue of said
default and the power of sale contained ia said
mortgage. and by order Of Thomas Davis the
present owner Of said mortgage, will sell the
tO-wit:
One buckskin horse with white face about 6
years, old at public auction. for cash.
ut the front door Of the court house
in Lansdon. Cavalier, county, state of
North Dakota. at the hour Of 2 o'clock p.
M. on Saturday the 18th day Of November
1893. from the proceeds Of which sale shall be
paid: First, the costs and expenses Of said
mortgage sale: and five dollars for attorney
fee Second. the debt aforesaid wIthkintercst
thereon at the date Of sale; Third, the balance,
If any there be. To the owner of the mortgage
property.
w. +. KEssLER, ALLAN PIHKERTON,
Attorney. Agent.
Dated Langdon, November Is. 1893.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-23

So now. is the Time to
Bring in your Dollars
and Cents, come early
to get a good selection.

DEFAULT having been made in the condi-
ton OF chattel mortgage bearing date the Sd
day OF january, 1893, executed and delivered by
John Scott, as morgagor, TO Geo. II. Otto
as mortgage. and filed in the Office of the
Register of Deeds, in the County Of Cavalier
and state Of North Dakota, on the 9th day of
January 1899 At o'clock Il. m, numbered 2449S
Wherein default has been made as follows to-wit
By nOn-payment Of debt secured when due and
after demand The debt secured by said mort
gage is $50 with interest at ~ per cent per
annum from the Bird. day Of january 1893, due
November & 1898, of which amount the sum Of
3lbb50 IL claimed to be due ut the date hereof by
reason of said default
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of said
default and the power Of sale contained,i in said
mortgage, and by order of said mortgage the
present owner of said mortgage, will cell the
following chattcls.. described in said mortgage, to
wit.
One light bay bronchO mare seven years old
One bright bay horse seven years old called
Frank: One dark bay brOncho mare seven
years old at pub ic auction for cash. at the front
door the courthouse Langdon Cavalier county
and state of North Dakota, Mt the hour of 2
O'Clock p. m, on Saturday End day of Dec.
1893 frOm!thc proceeds of which sale shall be
paid; First, the costs andexpenses of said mort
gage sale, and s. 90 as an attorney fee Second the
debt aforesaid with interest thereon at the
date Of salc: Third the balance if any there be-
to the owner Of said mortgagcd property.
W. j. MOONEY, A. PIEKERToE,
Attorney. Agent
Dated Langdon n. OAK Nov. q 1893.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-23

Default having been made in the condition
of two chattcl mortgage bearing date US follows
one April 4th and one July Bird 1893. executed
and delivered by &. S. Friescn us mOrtgagOr.
to The Mccormick Harvesting Machine Co.,
as mortgagee, and filed in the office OF the
stateOf North Dakota. wherein default has been
made as follows, to-wit: The non-payment of
the debt at maturity and after demand. The
DEBT secured by said mortgage is S2Oj.OO with
interest at per cent per annum from date of
notes till due and 10 per cent thereafter till
paid OF which amount the sum of s2j255 is
claimed to be due at the date hereof by reason
Of said default.
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue Of said
default and the power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and by order of The Mccormick
Harvesting Machine Co., the present owner of
said mortgage, will sell the following chattels
described In said mortgage. to-wit: One Nc
Mccormick mower: One red and white fieifer
years Old; One red and white .heifer IN
years old: One Moline Lumber wagon: One
red and white OK years Old: Cne red and
white OK years old: One red OK 5 years old
One red OK years old; One red steer years
old; One red steer 3 years Old; One steer
color block and white aged 2 years: Three
heifers color all red aged one year, about IT'S
busbelsof oats and barley and about 80 bushels
OF wheat al public auction, for cash, at Lang
conCzvalicr county and State of North DakOta,
between the hour of and 4 O'Clock, p. M, on
Saturday the End day of December 1903,
from the proceeds Of which sale shall be paid ,
sale, Second. the debt aforesaid. with interest
thereon at the date of sale; Third, the balance
if any there be. to the owner OF the mo,tg-
gagged property.
Dated Langdon n. D. Nov. is. 1893.
J. MCPHAII.. Agent.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-23

DEFAULT having been made in the condi.
ton Of A cbattel mortgage bearing date the 9th
day Of J Unc. 1879, executed nLd delivered by
Thomas Lsr:er. es InOrtgagOr. 10 w. l.. j II.
Abrams az mortgage. and filed in the office OF
the Register OF Deed.. Of the County Of Cavalier
and State Of North Dakota, on the 18th day OF
June. 1870. at O'Clock a. m. and numbered
$3.50, which said mortgage was renewed May II
1893. Wherein default has been made rs follows
to wit: fuiIure and refusal To psy debt secured
thereby. The debt secured by said mortgage is
IS with Interc.t AT 10 per cent. per annu1n from
the rh day Of June, 1.yJ due OctObgr lst. 1890.
of which amount the sum of S1G7. IS claimed
10 be due al the date hereof by reason Of said
default.
Notice il iereb: gwen. That by virtue Of said
default and the power Of sale contained in said
mortgage, and By order o. ". J.. AbrsrnE. the
present owner Of SAID mortgage, will eel the
following cbatnls, described iu said mortgage
to-w;i: One .jdc-bar spring Daisy buggy. com
1Iete: one SIT DfsiDsIe harness; one tpOtted red
and white oI, 9 ye&,H old; three red oxen e yenrE
Old: one spotted red and white OK. ! years old;
public auction, for cash. at the front door Of
court bous-. IlaDgdon. Cavalier county. and
State Of North DGkots. at the hour Of O'Clock
p. m, on Saturday The 18th day Of November.
ls33. from the proceeds o. which sae shall be
paid: F:rst the cost and expenses Of said mort
gage ssle and al Attorney fee: second, the debt
aforesaid. with interest thereon At the date Of
eale: Third. the balance if any there be. 10 the
owner Of the tnorgaged property.
Dated Langdon. y. d. Nos. I4t!i, 1893.
J, McPHAII- Agent.