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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-27
Voice OF the Press.

The Wahpeton Globe, commenting
on the action of the republican state
central committee in its recent treat
mcnt of Jud LaMourc, says: ".rhe
committees nerve in recommending
that LaMourc be not admitted to the
caucuscs. conventions or counsel of re-
publicans is going too far, and it is the
Globes opinion that Il majority Of the
committee now see the mistake they
made. The fact is that the resulll-
tions adopted were drawn up by a per-
son unknown to majority of the COM
mittce and that personal animosity,
rather than party policy, influenced
the Judgment of the committee. 1t
was Il scheme cuncocted in Washing
ton to down Jud, and while tho Globe
has great respect for North Dakota
republicans in Washington, it also
thinks the central committee should
have been in better business than pull
ling other fellows chcstnuts out of
the lilc".
Mantan Pioneer: The superior wis
dom of the members of the republic
can state committee who were at Far
go last week, may have justified their
action in their attempt to bounce judi
LaMoure from the republican party.
But let us remember that when the
last legislature was in session .Iud La
Mourc willingly took part in the pro-
cccdngs of the republican caucus,
which caucus had for its object the Sc
lection of Il candidate for the United
State senate. Jud was chairman of
that caucus, and he promised to abide
by the result Of the caucus. Why
should not the so-called republicans
from CasS county who would not come
into the caucus, be bounced from the
party: Jud LaMourc was better
party man than thcJ were. 1t is
one thing to bounce a man out of
the party and another thing to make
him stay out. II the republicans of
Pembina county rcposing especial
trust and confidence in Jud, send him
to the state convention at Grand
Forks, what then?
Minncwaulian Siftings: q Can
ii lie there are not flaws in the politi-
cal lives of this committee that is at
tempting, seemingly, to turn the ma
chincry of the party against the right
of individual Judgment? Does it not
know that the logic to its position
would. according to common report.
exclude Senator IIansbrougll from the
councils Of the party? Is 1t blind to
the fact that many prominent men.
bcrs of the party, who will be
moulfers and controllers of public
opinion in the coming campaign, have
been sufficiently out of line with the
party In their past acts of omission
and commission as to come under it's
edict. which would subject them to
party Punishment? Where will Win
ship and George Walsh lie, and Waldo
NJ. Potter aud Congressman johnson,
who, those in a position to known,
claim came all the way from Washing
ton to defeat the reelection of Scna.
tor Casey, and Roger Allin who is
charged with letting his county go
democratic without lifting IL finger to
prevent it, and Maj. Edwards and Col,
Kellogg with their populistic tcnden-
cics, and Col. Warnock, who IL few
years ago in this very state was red
hot democrat. and all the republicans
'iu the last legislature who voted for q
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-27
SOME BLIND PEOPLE.

Sevcrll.Of our in dis.
c1issing the LaMourc expulsion
fail to see that the action Of the com.
n,ittce condemns any ether than Mr.
LaMourc. There are some people of
whom the provcrb says they arc more
blind than others. According to
these people the six republicans, all
from Grand Forks county, who
voted for Mr.. Roach on the 18th bal.
lot, did not thereby dissolve the ties
that bound them to their party:
again. on the 22nd ballot, six republic
cans from Cass county voted for Ben
ten, and on the 23rd, four republicans
from Cass and one from Griggs coun-
ty gave Benton their votes: and on
the 9th baliot six C;lss county and
one GrIggs county MAI. Helped to
swell Benton's vote to *. only three
snort of election, but these wcr0 not
TRAITORS" these were good republic
cans. On the Glst ballot. ten rcpubli-
cans voted for Roach, of whom Mr..
L;Aiourc is the only "Bcncdict Ar
hola, the other nine are all right.
Seventeen republican, legislators vut-
cd Tor a democratic candidate at diff.
Icrcnt times, only one is "Judas."
Enough republicans refused to go in
To CAUCUS to prevent Il. caucus uomi-
nation, but man WHO voted steadily
for the candidates who received the
highest republican vote, is not n fit
political associate for the men WIN
prevented Il caucus nomination and
election. Hundreds of republicans
approved OF the actions OF the rcprr-
schtativcs whom we have mentioned,
nut according to these loscians the
approval of IL tratUrous act does not
Affect the standing of the individual
who approves.
Ihcse very editors. who pretend tn
fail toscc that the logic which com
dens one condemns all, Thereby prove
liiat they see very clearly that the
committee which Expelled" La.
Monrc. made Il mistake, when they
mentioned the otlicrsa all. There is
no possible logic in selecting one man
out OF ten. Or one out of seventeen
VINO were guilty of the same offence.
Tor IL sacrifice. The republicans who
voted for Benton are equally guilty
with these who voted for Roach. and
ana more So, for it WAS not then Ger.
tain t!Iata republican could not Inc
elected; while the ten were co,,alI,
guilty with each other. All rcpubli
cans who approved of either vote
were accessory. How any candle
man can argue the contrary seems t.
us absurd.
The real reason of the expulsion
was because Mcssrs IIansbrough ar,t
Mckenzie thought they saw an oppor
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-27

Judge 'Bricn, of DEVILS Lake, was
found dead in his chair in his Office
last Saturday. from heart disease.
Mr.. O'Iirien was the democratic can.
didatc for congress last fall and had
just been appointed US district at
torney. lie was very genial and
popular man and his sudden demise
has caused many warm expressions of
sorrow from his many friends and the
state press generally.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-27
Southern Republican clubs.

At Hamilton, Texas, Il State Re.
publican Club, called the Pantheon,
has just been oIganizcd. The object
Of the promoters IS to establish Re-
publican clubs it, every county In
Texas whrc members enough can be
persuaded to meet. These county Or
CARNATIONS will he called the Panthc.
OH Auxiliary Nos. 1, . Or 3, and SO on.
The member of the original or Of
an auxiliary club must be between
The ages of IS and % years, consc.
qucntly the work in progress is wholly
among young men. 1t is expected to
add ut least 5000 young Republicans
to the party within the year, and there
are already strong assurances that the
ranks will rather be crowded than
thinncd.
The action, inaction aud blunder-
ing of the party now in power has set
all southern people to thinking, and
the more they think and the more
they investigate the better it is for
the cause Of protection. The absence
Of that mighty orator, the dollar, has
done much to remove southern pre-.
judicc, so that common sense has an
opportunity to do the rest. This is
good missionary work that might and
should be adopted in all other state.
The member Of such clubs should
read the American Ecot Omist and
other publications. that advocate
protection, and We congratulate Mr..
j. Wesley l'urnton, the president Of
the Pantheon Club of Hamilton,
Texas, upon the activity and energy
that he is displaying On behalf of pro-
tcction.-Amcrican Economist.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-27
WHAT Is A poLLARl

The Government of the United
States can determine Of what tho
"dollar" shall consist. a law could
be enacted making ten grains of stand.
ard gold Il dollar. In that event every
gold dollar would still pc worth 100
CENTS" but those 100 cents would be
worth less than half what they arc to-
day. Our Government could mai O
200 grains Of standard silver II dollar:
and, SO long as such dollars were on
changed without expense for our pre-
sent gold dollars, they would remain
a. par in the United States. The
Government could compel creditors To
take such dollars aud cancel the obi
CATIONS due them, even If such were
made the only legal dollar Of the Unit
cd States. Such a law would simply
rob every creditor for the benefit of
his debtors.
While the Government has the pow
CT tn make 10 grlins of standard gold
a. uolidI, We Suuuu all pCuI III utIlu
one fact. Government has not the
power to make a 10 grain dollar equal
in value to one composed Of 25.S grains.
Government has the powcrto fix the
amount of meta! which shall be called
IL 'dollar." but IL cannot fix the value
of such metal in the markets of the
world.
The general Government has the
power to enact bankrupt law aud
compel people to cancel debts due
them without any payment. But it
cannot make such cancellations equal
in value to the creditors with full pay
mcnts. In other words, Government
may fix tho "dcbt-paylng power" Of
certain coins in this country, but
it cannot determine the purchasing
power" here or anywhere else.
The purchasing power of money de.
ponds upon It's actual value. lift be
paper money or token money, then Its
value will depend upon the popular
confidence in its redemption. Con
fcdcratc money had purchasing power
only so long as people could be fu,lnt
who believed that it would some t!a,
be paid. When that belief wds cn
tircly destroyed. the stuff became lib
solutcly worthless. Had the cu,fe,l
crate government coined gold c,ins
such pieces Of money would have Lccr
worth just rs much after the railur,
OF the confcdaracy as they were be
furc.-Ncw York Tribune.
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:. -
'Noeiea % Bud oldAysalk !.

Nodes % Dutld oydaWatk.
To the owners and occupants Of lots
l, 2, 3, aud 4 In block 10 in the city of
Pembina.
| Public notice Is hereby given that
the city council Of Pemblna deem 1
necessary that q sidewalk be con.
structed as hereinafter setforth in
front of.the lots hereinafter described
and have ordered and resolved that
a new sidewalk be built In front of
lots I, 2, 3, and 4 In block 10 on the
southerly side of Rcnvillc street In
the city of Pembina, said sidewalk to
he built Of two inch plank by laying
two plaks teninchcs wide lengthways,
ut distance of ten inches apart, and
to be laid On two by four stringers,
not more than four feet apart, and to
bc luilt under the supervision of the
city engineer and street commissioner
of the city, and to be completed not
later than May 5th, 1894.
NV therefore, you the owners and
occupants Of the aforesaid lots, are
hereby ordered and directed, to con-
str1ct aud build q new sidewalk as
aforesaid, and within the time afore-
said, and if you fail to do SO within
said time the city will proceed to con-
tract for the construction Of said side
walk as provided by law and assess the
costs Of the same against the said lots.
Dated this 10Th, day Of April A. d.
1894. by Order
Attest: WI. KNEEsuAw.
n. u. ARMSTRONG. Mayor.
CITY Auditor, 40-41
To the owners and occupants of lots
l4,l5, 1911 aud IL, In block 39,slnd lots
10, II, Is, is, II and Is, in block 80, SO
aud -, III the city Of Pcmbina.
Public notice is hereby given, that,
the city council Of Pembina, deem it
necessary that sidewalk Gc con-
structed as hereinafter sctfurth in
trout of the lots hereinafter dcscrib-
cd, and have ordered and resolved,
that new sidewalk be built in front
of lots 14,15, l6. IL and ls. in block 30,
and lots IL, II, Is, 16, II and IS, in
blocks 81, Gland -, on The southcrly
side of Rollcttc street, in the city Of
Pembina, said sidewalk to be built
four feet wide, and built of two-inch
plank, and laid on two by four string
crs, not more than two feet apart,
and to DC built on the same grade
and height Of the present sidewalk
and under the supervision CT the city
engineer and street commissioner of
the city, and to be completed not la ter
than May 5th A. ID. 1891,
Now therefore, you, the owners and
occupants Of tho aforesaid lots, are
hereby ordered aud directed to con-
struct and build Il new sidewalk as
aforesaid and within the time arorc-
said. and IL you fail To do 50 within
the said time, the city will proceed to
contract for the construction of said
sidewalk, us provided by law, and as
scss the costs of the same against the
said lots.
Dated this 18th day of April a. d..
1894. l}y order
Attest: W. j. KNEEsIIAw
r. Il. ARMSTRONG. Mayor.
City Auditor. 4O-4l
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tunlty of getting 1, whack at tho man
whom they most fear. 1t was not q
question Of right or wrong but of OPP
pOrtunity. We think they reached IL
little too fdr. a defensive position In
politics is often stronger than an Of.
fCnsive one.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-27

Mr.. Hill at the request of Governor
Nelson, of Minnesota. has expressed
his willingness to refer the Difficult.
tics between himself and the strikers
to IL board of three arbitrators. MIR.
Hill knows Il good thing when he sees
it. He has dealt with arbitrators be.
fore: several lots of them were from
our own state of North Dakota, and
evcryb0dy knows the results.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-27
Ayers sarsapar:,Ia
Fsparsd ~ Dr.. c. Aver 4 Co., LSwen, Mass.
Cures others, wlIlcureyou
Mortgage sale.

VX7HEREAs Default has ! cen made in the
wv conditions Of y certain mortgage, exc
cut'd and delivere By Joseph Wall and DebO.
fah Wal. his wife. mortgagofs, to Vermont
I'm day Of ssp,embtf 4: b. lsss and recorded
g mortgage iu the Office Of the Register OF
Deeds In and fer the county Of Pcmbina In the
Territory OF Dakota now etste Of North Dakota,
on the 2ath day Of September A. ID 1888 81 9:aN
O'Clock =. \. In book Cay of mortgages, a, pag.
due on said mortgage at the date Of this notice,
the amoantof one Thousand and fOrty-sel en-
dollars (ei OF COY and no acton or proceeding
has been instituted law Of In ca to recover
the debt recured by raid mortgage, or any part
thereof.
Now. Therefore. notice la hereby gwen. that
~ virtue Of power Of tale contained in said
mortgage. and Of the statute in such c. sc made
and provided. the eaid mortgage will 10 fore.
closed BY sale Of the MOI tagged lrenises there
IN described. which sale will be made at the
front door III the court house In the city of Penn
bins, In the county of Pelnhina aud s.ntc Ot
North Dakota, Al public auction, by the sheriff
the sil day Of May a. ID. 1891, atlwo o'c eek in
the AFTERNOON, to satisfy the amour. which sl,.ll
tlen be dneon "a j mortgage, with the Interest
thereon, taxes and costs, and expenses Of sale
and nrty dolla Ssso9o attorney. fees, a. 1t p,l
at ESa N as sa1a or'gage In case 81 f1rec!ofnr
60 to be sold, are the piece or parcel Of land
situated In the county OF PeMblnn and state Of
North Dakota. and known and described M fol.
lows, to.wtt: The soushcast quarter I've qr) OF
section numbere,l twenty-five CRY IN ,Owrthif
numbered one hundred and sixty (l6nl north. Of
one hundred and sixty [lG6l acres. more or ss.
Da,ed Grand Forks, \. d. March Ist A. b. 1891.
T. W. WILDER, VERMONT Loan AND TnusT Co.
$40 Attorney for MO-tsrgee. MOrtgages.
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Mortgage Sale.

WEEIEAS: Default iiaH been made III
w The conditions of y cc.!a!n mortgage
tHecuicd anl delivered by joscph Greer and
Agnes hi< wife, and james in:iss and Margaret
NJ wife, morisagcrs, 10 Tie Vermont Loan and
lrii.i Company, mnF.agee. GATED tie 18th day
"f November q. ID. 1883 and recorded Il, Il mort
gage in Ike Office of tac Register q Deeds in and
,"r the county Of Pelnbna. in the Territory %!
Dakota. how stale of North Dako'a, On the :Gtl
day OF December y. b. i-5S ut .cve; O'Clock Pm
in book mortgages, ut pare o. Jana ilier,
J. claimed and declared To he due or said mort
si:c IL the date of this notice. the amount %.
Twelve hundred and s:Xty-scN:n dollars and
sorry cent (Sl.2m.i0) and M action or pro
,n recover the deb. secured by said mort gu &c
or my pari thereof.
Now, Therefore. notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of power Of rule contained in sid
>aoT!ense: anu Of the statute IL such case a,ad,
Hhii provided. TIE said mortgage viii be fore
closed by sale of the mOrisagch premises
thcin described, which tale will he made III iii
ifoat doo: %! tile coar house in llr ci,y Of Pc.
Dina. III the county OF Pembina and state o
Nor'h Dakota. II public auction. by HE sheriff
81 sai,i county: or by lis deputy. Cd Saturday
.Hs 9TH day Of May y. ID. 1891 Il, 1wu O'clock i,
.e hitcriino;i, 20 satisfy the Amount which shall
t .hEIi W diie "n said mortgage. with the Interest
.,vieon. ta&1s ana c"sss ami expenses Of suie
h,, iiay doats sjnoo attorneys fees; az stra
'aIs, III sad mortgage i'll case OF foreclosure.
me premises described in said IL orlgsge, and
"n 10 DC folh, arc the piece or parcel of u:,I
s;tna!ea N the county Of Pemb!na and state u
;Norah Dah"ta, and known and described ~ fol
inWs, io-%,t: The EnitLca.! u;ar;e: Inc Gr) @,
section numbered ;wenty.,hrcc l.3) IN TOWNSHIP
numbered orc iiinitc:i and nifty nine O5D
ui range numbered .!f y-fva $50 west contain
,ils one hu:idtcd aud -iHly (irn) ucr,s. more u
Dated Grand Fork. n. b. s!ar;h Is; \. ID. 1,),
" " WILDER, NEEIuHi La: AxD Tausr Go
-'"~' ATTORNEY, NOrtraccr
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The strikers bitterly remark that
Mr.. Hill has dclicd every statute of
North Dakota that did not suit his
ideas: but now he asks that he and
his road be accorded the protection of
the laws.
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wv. conditions o. certain mortgage, cxeclt
Ell and delivered by John Robertson and Agne,
Robertson. his wife, ROrtgagors. to Vermont
i:tHn and Trust G mpany. mortgage. dated tint
3ltt day Of October, a. y. 1883 and recorded az a
In and Tor the county If Pembina, in the Terri.
tory OF Dakota. now safe OF North Dakota, on
tile 18th day Of November A. d. 1888. nj seyen
o'clock =. n, tn book (4D Of mortgages, Mt page
500 and there IL claimed and declared to be due
amount Of live hundred aud seven dollars,
l$50l.0O and no action or proceeding has been
instituted at law or in equity 70 recover the debt
secured BY said mortgage, or any part thereof.
Now. Therefore, notice IL hereby given, that
by virtue OF power Of sale contained In raid
and provided, the said mortgage will be fore.
c!ot ed by sale Of the mOrigaged premiscs
described, which sale will be made at the front
do!,r Ct The court house. in the city Of Pemh ma
IN tile county Of Pembina and state of North Dr..
county; or BY his deputy, on Saturday the 5th
day of May A. y. 1904 at TWO O'clock 10 the after.
noon, TO satisfy the amount which shall then be
due en- raid mortgage, with the interest thereon
taxes and cnsts, and expenses Of sale. and fifty
dollars (s6o0o( attorneys fees as stipulated in
raid mortgage In cure of foreclosure,
The premises described in said mortgage. and
90 % oe sod, are the piece parcel of land stu
ated In the county Of Pembina and state Of
North Dakota. and known and described ~ fol-
quarter ~ III ne ~ Of section numbered five (5)
~ township numbered one hundred and fifty.
nine (l59) north, of range numbered fifty-five
go west, containing eighty (sN acres, more or
Dated Grand Forks N. D. March lat A. d. 1891
VERMONT LOAN AND Trust COMPANY,
F. W. WILDER. Mortgage,
Attorney fer MOrtcayee 1870
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Mortgage Snlc.

-1(m+nl Of the sum Of fourteen hund Ell and
ia.f.y,two dollars ana ,wcnty-lhrcc cenls
d,e Of his notice upon certain mortgage day MY
executed and delivered hy Louis Fllrs,engi,
md Steplinc Fusstcnan his wife To Stephen
kohles, bearing date the .o'!, day of Deceinhrr
4. ID. lse', and duly recorded in the Office of
me itesistcr oi DEE DIS in and for the county q:
l'enlhinl and state Of North Dakota, OH the Bis
day of January a. u. ls9l. at 9:l, O'Clock A. NJ
the ~ II day ofJai,Hry \ ID. ls9! duly assigned,
s"a ind transferred 10 T.. ID. LOCKER jr, ind
"h!el n>si.nment Of NOR gage WAS filed FIR re-.
feElb. ia count and state .: North Dakota Oh
tic Is: "a Of February y. y. ls.,a, at the hour
of9"'cloek i'll the forenoon OF said day and
was duly recorded III hook 10 OF mortgages, On
page !0'. And no act!nnor proceed u. al law u-
otherwise having been Instituted tD recover the
deb secured by said Mortgage. or any part
thereof.
Now therefore, notice is hereby gwen. TINT by
virtue Of power OF sale contained IN 81 d mo /.
EiSe and pursuant In III" statute in s,,cl c,sc
aadc and provided. III. said mortgage will he
c'Nerd D% sad mortgage. VIZ: The nar,h. II
quarter Of section eleven az in township eng
hundred ami sixty, lG) north Of range n;imbcr
liiiy'iour. west OF the 9Th T.. NJ. and r..n,n;n
''is one hundred ana sixty td) acres 81 lln, nc.
e'r ling TO the L. IS. government survey thereof
le 5 three 90 acres iii the northeast corner 0i
f..u quarter section decided TO t'I: c:,ll.cli: in
icniaiht county. and s.lie rf North Dakota.
win the entertainments and appnr:rnances. Will
be .oid ut pubic auction. 10 the highest bidder
for cash. 10 pay SAID d.bt a;,l interest and
ne laxes, II any on SAID premises, and fifty
dollars (S5u.Ot attorneys fee. stipulated in
nni by SAIL mortgage III ci.c of foreclosure. an
ile disbursements allowed hy law: which sale
w.l he made by the sheriff of said Pembinu
county or his deputy. III The front door of the
court .iousc III tie city of icmb.nn in said conn
I! sal state IN the Nth day OF June a. b. 1874, Al
tMo "cioc& =. NJ. OF t:at day, subject 10 redsinp.
tiun ut ANY time within enc year from the day Of
sale, rs prDylictlb. law.
Dated II, rcmbiua n. ID. April alla a. D. 1891.
Z. ID. BOOKER jr.
W; kIEEsliA~, Assignee of mortSn C
Attorney Tor assignee u. mnit.agec. ll-i7
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A WORD ABOUT JEWELRY.

There is jewelry and "Jewelry,"
and a large amount is, We fear,
sunk in the former. Sunk, be.
cause people seem to ignore quail.
ty and durability; and to concen.
trate their attention on show.
Of course genuine goodness is
dearer than mer q show, because
its worth more. For any rational
being must acknowledge that
there is precious little satlsfac.
tion to be gotten out of show if
the quality isn't bihind it. Az
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Chattr, Mortgage sale.


WMEREAs,. nnc u. smith, did. On The
}; certain rha;lel mortgage of the following
1e'criheu cniiel' tp-wlt: one grey mare eish
s Old, we CHI alb IN, l,3Jo pounds. named
Nellie: One bay HARE. len years old. weight,
about l,3'o pounds named Doilie: One black
horse, ten gears Old. weight about $50 pulEds.
named l':ll; One B.uc!. hose, Zen Years old,
WI ,at about Lon pounds. named Mi-. 10 Il. A.
" i!i:Fon TO secure tile payment of The rum of
ct5ht, I've dollars ana eighty Gems, (SS5.St)
GccnTdiny 10 the prDv!.tun| OF II certain piunis-
sorry nv:e OF even d.te Herewith FOR eighty five
dollars mud ciShT cents. (S.S iIie OF I',er 1T
! h5 and Learning iE;trts. at l! per cent per all
liIn.
And w.crc.s, der:.,i,t has been naie III tie
tarlhs ut said mortgage. III ihiS, lu-w.: Tnui
Che same l. now due and That 10 part of NE
same Inns icc paid except lie sun, u! one do.
sir aII liiE cents 6 .t) and t;!cTc /: nos Il, l.
Ia u due thereon 1t tie Gate ii this not ce The
snn nf r'ghIy-n:nc collars ANA twelve cent?,
isSol!l AMI five dollars Is .'0.) at rney s fees.
Vow iEerc:crc. notice il hereby given, that by
vlsiueoi said mortgage und by order OF said
Il. a. Whi.ioa ;he present owner ,nete.i, i wil
sell the alloy" d.strib Il ci!at,cls e: the front
0: GrahCr's barn. on CiNiccr street in the clly
.! pehibiiia etlinfy OF Pcmhina. sat. "f North
i:akuin al tie hoaf Ct! u'tl4ck. T.. II OF the J!i
GAY of May 1891.
Dat d ri t::cc y If p,mLina Peirbina county
North Daa0ta ILL., .f!h day of April. !*JI.
Residence and post o!lirc address. rcmbLu
.>.D. VI. j. - EEslIAW.
:..n. AEMsTluSG, Attorney for Mortgage.
Agent Al