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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-28

aber muB gleiden inneren poer Mus
| tauidpertb baben Dber burd interna.
tionale @bma6uns ober geiunoe @eIeb.
lgebung anerfannt iein, oamit er gu
jeoer 3eit, Db aus @olb ooer Gilbel
bersefellt, alS 3ablunesmittel anqe.
i nomn1en miro ferner berlansell mir,
oab papierselo ftets init iol6em @eloe
| auf glei6er 90be 9ebalten tperoe.
/ g8ir beiteben auf oieier Bolitif als be-
| ionoers notbuenoig fiir ben S9ub De,
| Jarmer uno Der arbeitenben Glalien,
Die erfen uno biilhoiefen Opfer un=
| ifabilen @elbes unb fluctuirenoen @ou=
rantes.
| Mir lenfen Die 9lufnerflamfeit bes
8olfes auf Die Metbpoen iosenannten
ugoiiism", (ginselberribaf), our6
pelhen Die republitanii6e Yartei oiefes
Staates in ben lebten paar sSaDren oe=
lenft .moroen 1T uno ipeilen als Yei=
ipiele ibrer Gei6i9te ouf 6amilton
GountD uno auf ben i6liebli1en @i=
pfc lpunft berielben allf Der Gonuention
| gu 3unespille uno eriu6en oas 0olt,
bur9 feline Stimmen i'm 0erblt lein
Weroammungsurtbeil iiber Dieien per=
oerbli6en 8ebrau6 gu fdllen.
gBir peroammen Die lebte 2e9iSlatur
als belte6li6 uno untpertb bes Golfs=
bertrauens unO iiberlaHen es ben g9db=
lern, Oh lie oen 3ultanb oaour9 quit
beiBen mollen, bar lie ben Gepublifa=
nern abermals aur Ma9t perbelfen.
Wfit SeiorgniB erfiilt uns Die 5u=
|nebmenoe S6uloenlait BON counties
uno Stabten i'm Staate, autorilirt
our6 Die lebte 2egislatur, iopie Die
3una6me Der Steuerrate in ben lebten
paar Sabren, unb mir perlaneen Spor=
1alnfelt in ben 9lus9aben uno WdBi=
sun9 ilt Der 3unabme bon G1uloen.
9ie PlatfOrm wuroe bon 10 Der q
WitglieOer bes Gpmites unteraeibnet );
Die beioen li6 sesen oielelbe trduben=
ben W}itglleoer maren u. %. Yatrif
BON Suscarawas uno s. M. Getpis
bon Champaign. 9ieie unterbreiteten
Den folgenben Minoritdtsberi6t nit
gesus auf Die 6inan5plante: n9Bir be-
fiirmorten oas iofortige Wteberintraft=
treten bes 8elebes, ipel6es Die Ssreiprd=
9ung bon Silbsr lnb @olo= unb Sil=
bernliinsen als gelebli6e 3ablun9smit=
tel iopie oeren uneineeidrdntten Sc
brau6, wie in Der 8erfalillne boreele=
ben, betrifft."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-28
YDilipsburg.
27. 9lugu # 1895.
Wertber yeoba1ter +!

-
Wertber geobabter
2ebte Wohe paren einioe Gdlebdno.
Ter in bieier Gegenb Die 2anser Safe.
rei perfaufte ibren Safe um 81 @ents
uno Sbeooor @ebrIp Den ieinigcn ulr
10 Gents an feinen langjdbrigen Sum
ben 8alli in Gem Sort.
YDilip 8iibler ldbt elm geaarenGaus
bauen unb gSm. 9oreIer ldBt Ieinel,
Stall perar0bern.
Geit einioer 3eit beiinOet iicb sSr.
Samab nit ieiner photographic Gjule=
rie in, unferm Gtdbtben.
8eiteru ylaNmittag fiel Die gBittpe
BON Salpar 8afer 10 un9liiflid, baB
lie iib Oas S1ulterbein brad ; 9r. Yutt
bat lie in gebanblung.
Sie 78 Sabre alte Wittipe bon Ybil.
9lrbogait 1T auf Der &ianfenIilte.
Iuf ben 9Oben linb Die 2eute 1eiBia
mit 9lepfeloOrren beiddftigt ; Sam.
grpmn rednet, ca. $50 SuIbel oiirre
Sdnibe MAIDEN su f6nnen. 9lu6 Npfel=
mein glbt es genilg i'm SDal iteben
Die gaune aber leer.
Dieien Mor9en 1T eSames gonale=
ton aus Stem philadelphia nit elmer
grOben 8agenlabung 8elen bie9er ge=
fpmmen. s..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-28
Sic glatfn r NJ.

9ie bemofratiI9e Partei BON Ohio,
in Contention beriammelt. liebt mil
Stol5 uno 8efrieOiaung auf Die peilen
i9anolunsen uno Die Geiultate Der par=
tel ndbreno Der lebten aiuei Sabre, 9e=
mdB ibren gerlpreden, 10 oa tparen
Die Wioerruflng Der republifani=
| iden Mabresel, befannt ais 6berman=
8eieb, oes unamerifanil1e SS0oeral=
Wablgeiebes uno oes McGinlep @ele=
pes, ourd fpel6e Mabregel ii9 Sanoel
uno Wanoel oerart seboben baben, oaB
oleies felbit Die &epublitaner anerfen=
nen miiien.
Wir gratuliren benz pralibenten
elepelano, oab er nit ieinen Anfren=
gun9en besiigli6 Der Wioerrufuna oie=
ler GeieBe uno Mufbaltlina oes 2arbes=
9reoits erfolgreif mar. QBir aratu=
liren Dem gunbes Senatoren Briee,
baB er bem prdiioenten nit grn4 Mno
Grfols beiifano.
Sn Nnbetradt Der Sbatla1e, bab bic
oeuotratii9e partei bon ben 9iepubli=
fanern I'M Sabre 1892 cine leere yun=
oesfafle iibernebtnen muBte un6 nit
|berielben fhledte Wdbrunas= uno Sa=
|rif9eieBe, onreb tuel6e Die panif i'm
Sabre 1898 entlfano. bat ii1 Die Bar
tel MnipruA auf ben Dant oes goltes
eriporben. beionbers fur ben Mutb, nit
tpel6em tie biefe @eiebe angriif.
Wir belfdtigen Den liebenten para=
|grapben Der lebten oemotratifben yta=
tiDnalcDnbention
gDir glauben an Beioes. WoIo unb
Silber als Gauoes9elo uno an cine
8elb= nno Silber prdguna obne Ne=
Dor3ugnng oes eirlen ober anoern W1e=
talls Ooer 8erebnung fiir bas prdgen
,besielben (; Der Dollar beiber Metaue
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-28
:5ie OemofratiiNe
StaatS Gpt.Dentiptt.

syn Der bemofratiItbcn 5taats-Gon=
Dention, ipelbe lebte Wpbe in 6prine=
/ flelo abgebalten tuuroe, truqen Die
Sreunoe auten @elbes einen aldnsenben
Sieg oabon. Die angenommene pldt=
| form erfldrt riifbaltlos Die giaiaunq
Der Sinanapolitit oes prdlioenten @le=
belanos uno in Der entlheioenoen Qlb=
| Iitimmung fielen nur 279 Stimmen
| fitr ben Minoerbeitsberidt, tpel6er 1i6
fir Treililberprdguns ertldrte, uno
525 Stlmmen bageger. Die sSreifl=
berleute ersaben iib siuar nidt obne
barten 9ampf in ibr Gdifia1 uno Dr.
u. S8. Batrid pon bier, tuelder Dem
Wtinoerbeitsberidt einbra6te uno be-
fiirportete. fano in Srant 9uro bon
Soleoo einen iiberlegenen Gesner.
8unbesienatDr 8rice tparo als grd=
iioent Der Contention ernannt uno
belt eine &ebe, in mel6er er Die SSi=
nan5politif bes grdlioenten in eneroi=
1ber gBeiie unterItiiBte uno bic offers
our6 lauten 8eifaq unterbro9en ipur=
De. Sm fpdteren 8erlauf Der Gonpen=
tion eripies li6 grice aud als lebr ae=
panoter Yarlementarier uno muBten
felbft feline entl6ieoenlten @egner aner=
fennen, oaB es ibm nidt an 8e9abung
feblt.
9}a6oem Die Gonoention eroffnet, er=
Itattete bas @omite fir 8eglaubiaun=
gen einen Webrbeits unb mebrere Mlin=
oerbeitsberidte, moriiber lih eit1e ldn=
gere Debate entIpann.
9ierauf murbe Der 8eri6t oes Cont
tes fitr permanellte Organization Der=
lelen. Ser 8eri9t, tpel6er Senator
Srice fiir tempordren 0orfiber em=
pfteblt, tpuroe einltimmig augenom=
men.
Grant 6uro BON Soleop, osr Nor=
liber bes Gomites fir 8eIdlille, per= /
las Johann ben Mebr6eitsberid6t, uel=
der bonn @omite nit ~ sesen 2 9tim=
men an9enonmen mar, llno &i1ter 81. |
W. patrif uerlas ben Wtinoerbeitsbe=
ribt. Serielbe berlangte @ieoerber=
itellung Der Sreiprdsung bon Gilber.
Serielbe puroe, ipie oben benerft, nit
525 segen 270 abselebnt, tporauf Der
geri1t Der Webrbeit obne Oppolitioll
muroe. Beneral 6. 9.
Sinlep bon 8ucprus bradte cine @eIo=
luton Elm, tDelde bic Monroe=Dottrin
enooi1irt. Ginftimmia ansenommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-28
G6MIMutis.

Sie bieligen S1ulen tperben am
9aontag, 2. September. Miorsens Tim
$50 eroffnet.
9ie Sbiller, ipelbe bel bem glb=
|idlub oes IeBten 5ermins abpeIeno
,paren, unb ale, tpelde rlibt promopirt
iporoen Itno, iperoen am erifen Gdul=
tage gepriift.
2lnl Somfaa 81. 9luguf, giadmit-
tags um 2.3O finbetim GentraI=Sdul=
Isebduoe eiIle yerlammIung bes 2e6rer=
perfOnals ifatf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-28
6. g. & gS. Gre,,rTomcn.

Die Igenten Der @lebelano, 2orain
d gSbeelins giienbabn pertaufen&uno=
relietidets gum einfa6en Yreile an ben
fol9enben 3a9en :
9ln allen Statipnen BON MaIiIon
na1 gellaire gum 8eiu6e Der Weif
Wlr9lnia Staats=Sair in Mbeelina bonn
2. 6. September.
gon Den ndlnli6en Stationen sum
geiu6e Der Smprnia Sair bonn 10. bis
IL. September.
Gum Seiude Der 9enniion ssair
bonn "a. - 27. September.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-28
8udlems Mrmifa saIbe.

9ie bette Salbe in Der gDelt fir
51nittipunoen, @ei6uiire, SalsfluB,
Gieberiuunben, Nusfdlag, aufgeiprun=
gene 9dnoe, Broitbeulen, 6Ibneraugen
uno ale 9autausf6ldse, ioipie iie be-
itimmt 6amDrrboiben beilt. Sic mirb
garantirt, Die bette 3ufrieoenbeit su ae=
ben. Ooer oas Gelb miro suriifgeoebeil.
preis rs Gents per S6a6tel BEL s. 6.
Miller 81 @obn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-28
Sciratbsb e,utIltgatmgcn

Clement lllrih ellie Sail.
Dan. u. Mnsfoif @pra M. 3utapern.
Nlfreo y. Gropes 2illie Gotb.
gouarb Smith 9lnna @efler.
Mm. 9. Walter 8eulab 2ambriobt.
Wm. Grebs Bertha Malb.
Sames lmplebp Glara Danma.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-28
&mrse Notisett.
1nlann.

z 5nlann.
/ 8si 8ellefontaine, O., bat elm Is
: jdbriger &nabe feline Mutter nit Der
: gallf6ld9el tootseidlasen.
Sie erite gfationalbanf in ssranflin
D, bat borige Wo6e lire 3ablunsel
einsefeat.
Die su @efdneniB perurtbeilten Se
amten Der vNmerican Gailtpap Union
baben ibre Straight iiberltanoen uni
1lno am Sonnerltag in Sreibeit 9eleb
tpDrOen..
| Sn Cincinnati brannten am Samfae
Die Waarenbduler bon @rearp & Sons
unb Sufin ab. Sdaben 1910, 900.
SIN Safen BON Soleoo, o., folli=
olrte Der Sampfer ygitD of Soleoo" nit
einem S6oner. so YerIonen perlebt,
lnebrere peroen Iterben.
gei Wtillersburg el1t9leiste am Spnn=
tag ein 3u9 ber @lepelanb, 9lfron &
columbus Vd6n. II um1eporfene
9Sa9en fperrten ben Gertebr udbreno
oes gan5en Sages. Srei cramps olaubt
man llnter Den Sriimmern begraben.
eSn Cincinnati miro am 2. Geptem=
ber cine Seoanfeier ltattfinoen es ba=
ben lt6 Dasu bereits $50 8eteranen aus
DEM oeuti6=fransOlii6en Srieg sen,el=
bet.
eSn 8in6eiter, D., bat Elm oroBer
Srano ont Samfag Die Miible bon
Sones & &c., mebrere anoere @ebduoe
uno Die Ganalbriife 5erit0rt.
Sei Waureon, Sutton &c., g., 1T
man auf elmer Sarm beim Sobren uad
gBaller auf cine ltarfe Gasaoer eeIto=
fen.
Sn MafIiaOn purben A Slider, Die
me9en llebertretung Oes Jii6ereiseiebes
elnseflogt maren frei9eipro6en.
Sei Gape Mop, N. g., 1inb nit oro=
Ber W}itbe beluQltigte Mnlbbrdnoe, aufs
Neue ausaebro6en.
Ser an oroerer Stelle oemeloete
grano III Wilwoufee bat einen edaoen
ppn $500, 900 perllrla6t.
Nuslann.
Sin Deftiges G,bbeben bot in Goin,
III 9lnOaluIlen, Spanlen, beoeuteloen
S6aocn angeri6tet.
Sm 9arienliel, 9mt sSeper, Cloen=
burg, iinb bel eillem ionit nidt qroBen
sSranoungliif bier &inoer perbrannt.
Sm Safen bon Ganew BEL Stem,
GuBlanD, 1T Der &eilel zines Dampiers
srplooirt 4 Soote, 40 Gerlebte.
Gonig 9llsranoer pon Serbien 1T
lebte Mode in 2u5ern einsetroifen.
Su llnsarn lit Die Stabt Sillein gum
1roBen Sbeile llieoer9ebrannt.
Sn Der Gtaot Mosbeim an Der Weo=
lel in gieoer=@liab, fino 25 S6uler
Die Scpaner iinD eben baran, Bort
lrtDur Su rdrren.
Ser 8allfabrtsort 2ourbes in ssranf=
elD llf NIT Pllgern lno Sranten iiber=
iillt. 9lm Samitag eingen aus paris
4 GrtraSil9e oortbin ab.
Statt zines geitraees fir Die Seban=
eier ldbt Der Staotratb bon 6ranffurt
.lW. 10000 Nfarf unter Die &rieaer=
eteranen pertDsilen.
Die Gbriitenoerfoleunsen in Gbina
relten ll6 aus uno bic 9tegieruna ilt 9
i6t i'm Stanoe, oieielben 81 unterorii= =
Ell.
Sn 9unoee, Gnglano, ninlmt Der.
Seberltreit gr0Beren llmfang an ;;
5amlta95 uaren $4,000 @rbeiter am
5treif.
sSn Der STRIDE bpn Go9osno. @alisien,
ra6 cine Ponif aus, mobei brei 9erio=
Ell toOt geOrilft uno biele perlebt luur=
en-. IS mar cine brennenDe 9Gad5-
'r5e ungefallen.
Sic 3abl Der 1894 nab Sibirien 9
'erbannten betrug IL, 500, morunter }
300 &inber.
Ser Grobber5oa BON Saoen mo6nte
IT grDnnun9 Der rcuen giIenbabn
Of CA okr,,,n,,, k,;
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Gauft fein g)3onlrmeut nob e;,,e

HauII IelII WtDHullleHt fQ1 eillem
Gatnlog. Gommt t,ad Der Wertffatt,
ieht mas Sbr iuollt unb ipart Gel6 Oa=
bel, benR oieielben iperoen gegenpdrtia
billiger perfanft als je 5uDor bel
8eiter & QptIe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-28
Sie Scmofratiibe Senatorial
Contention

oes Is. uno 10. Siitrifts iinoet am
Dtittlpob, 4. September, in Gambrioae
lfatt. Die beridieOenen Counties i'm
Slltrift lino gu Der fOl9enoen 3abl bon
Seleaaten beredltiot
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q 0ciGau o.ncntiffc.

9luf ben nd6iten nit oem 10. Sep=
tember beainnenoen Gerbtsternlin Ino
aus9elDost moroen:
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&ettete Weilt Qebelt.

SD babe es 5unberten enpfobIen. SD finbe. baB
bieie Gr5nei am beiten pirft. luenn man fe In
tletnen nnb bdufgen Dofen nimmt.@ Z. M.
Utatthews. q. W., Sberman, Dbio.
rMeine Sran Iitt an elmer erfdItsna; ssidts baIf
TIT aIs 9per's Gberrps ectoral uttb bas beIte fe
g. Imero, ppmpton. 81. e.
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QYer's
GherrYsp ectoraI

ale dbnIiden prdparate. Gs wirb von teruors
ragenben Mer5ten empfobien, iHmedt nneeuebm.
fort bic gerbauisng nidt, pnb it Gesp1bnJi rur Us
sIeinen Doien sa uebmen.
y3a metner Tamilie bat f4 Mper,s Gterrts
YectnroI ,peberbnt ais Elm t1ft iuirt1ames WitteI
fur GrtdItung, 6tften Mnb anbere 9ebIens oeer
2nnsenIeiben bewdbrt." - q. 90. 8artlett, pittss
fieIb, N..9.
rGeit finfunbsman3ig sabren eebran9e Id
Mper's Gberrp> aectorat BET 2ungenIeiben, unb bin
Uberaetiqt. eS
The Bottineau pioneer., 1895-04-27

THE North Dakota Milling Associ-
alton at Grand Forks made an assign
:nent on the afternoon of the 18th
through it's president, Hugh Thompson,
and its secretary, Geo. F. Honey,to W.
F. Honey, of Park River, as assignee
for North Dakota, and A. D. Stephens
of Crookston. as assignee for Mime
sota The direct cause Of the ASST gn-
ment was an attachment levied upon
the association by the Mandan Roller
Mill company in the amount of $780,
600. This was done to procure pay
for note Of that amount given by
the Association through its General
Manager, J. NJ. Turner. The other
pressing debts of the Association
were $40, 900 in open accounts and a
$4,000 note due the First National
Bank of Mandan. Approximately
the assets of the association will
amount to 500, 900 and the liabilities
$4OO, 900. -.r..--~+e'~
The Bottineau pioneer., 1895-04-27

Four years ago there were no tin
plate mills in this country. There
are now in this country, completed
and in course of construction, fifty
four tinplae works. The capacity Of
these works will exceed an annual
production of 26O. 900 tons Of finished
product, and will furnish employment
to 1000 or 10000 men. The capital
invested is about $8, 100000 and the
wages paid will be about $4,000 a
year. These figures Spertain only to
the manipulation Of reducing the
billet in some cases, but the bar in
most cases, to finished product, and
do not include the amount Of labor
from the ore to the. billet and bar,
which is extensive. The mills already
have a capacity of OYER $50, 600 tons
Of finished product and employ 1000
to 5000 hands, with N investment of
$5, 500, 900. This proves that there
il considerable in the Republican
policy of fostering home industries.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1895-04-27

The Grand Forks Plaindealer is
still at it in denouncing Gov. Allin
for his veto of a portion of the ap-
preparation for the University. 1t
copies commendatory articles of its
course. 1t has long one from the
Grafton News-Times Democratic); a
short squib from the Lakota Herald
Democratic and adds its own weight
Democratic to the bray of the others.
1t appears to US we have heard music
from the same (Democratic) source be-
fore. This Republican year; North
Dakota is Republican stsse, anu
these Demo. Jacks had best shut up,
for we don't care about their braying
anyhow We are going to save money
for the tax payers, the prayers to the
contrary notwithstanding.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1895-04-27

HERE are two items published in
the Fargo Forum, in its issue of the
10Th. You pays your money and
takes your choice.
Editorial in Forum: Never has
there been a time in the worlds
history when churches, school or
organizations aud societies of all kinds
were doing so much to the upbuilding
Of the race, as now.
Reprint in Forum from, Wahpeton
Globe: William Albrant, one Of the
smart Alexis at the U. was arrested
last night charged by Judge Dow
with shooting a valuable bird dog.
Albraut admitted his guilt, but ex-
planned his brutality by saying that he
did it ''just for fun" Albrant is a
sort Of puddin' head preacher, a
prayerful duck, assistant superinten-
dent of the NJ. E. Sunday school, and
not being able to enter into the sports
of the worldly amusement is found in
shooting dogs. VIII" are his superiors
in character, and prove it by their
behavior.
Say, Major, get off that fence!
The Bottineau pioneer., 1895-04-27

THERE is an air of doubt and uncer-
tainty among the saloon men at Devils
Lake, owing to the rumored action of
the Enforcement League recently or
ganized at Fargo. The city license
was to have been paid into the city
treasury last Monday, but the pro-
prietors do not care to let loose of
$500 apiece and take chances Of hav.
ing to close their doors Immediately.
1t is likely that propositions will be
made the city Offering to pay monthly
until the danger has blown over-ol
something else happened.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1895-04-27

! Fargo Forum: Many people argued
that cutting down appropriations would
bring i'll repute to the State. On the con-
trary. the Governors slashing them has
called attention of the whole nation to the
fact that North Dakota is seeking to live
within her means, and it is a good State
to come to, where the burdens are made
lighter and the poor are given chance to
live. The extravagant appropriations by
the boodlers were trimmed down by the
Governor rebounds to the credit of the
Governor and the State.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1895-04-27

Fargo Independent: North Dakota
Republicans redeemed one pledge;
they took the Offices.
Yes, and you can bet your sweet
life they are going to keep them too.
Nevermore will you WELD the Secre-
tary's pen for the R.R. Commissioners,
or have any more Shortridge's, or
Eisenhuth's, or Nomlaud's, to control
the destinies of this commonwealth
and to bankrupt it:
The Bottineau pioneer., 1895-04-27

Bismarck Tribune, April S: Commis-
sioner Fancher was found in his office
hard at work. AS an Indication of the
Importance of the Insurance department
of our State government, it may be
stated as matter of interest that Com
missioner Of Insurance Fancher made
another payment into the general fund Of
the STATE treasury today of So, $50. OF
making total paid into his fund since he
came into office of $40. 5e7.68 In the
present condition of our State treasury i
will be seen that the insurance companie:
are doing their full share toward getting
the State on good financial basis again
The Bottineau pioneer., 1895-04-27

Steele Ozone: Herr Most an d
Roger Allin are presented as can
didates for President and Vice Presi-
dent; both are opposed to American
institutions, says he Grand Forks
Plaindealer. The latter's columns are
now daily daubed with similar puerile
and pitiful attempts at ridicule of the
one man to whom the revenue pro-
ducing people of the State owe last
ing debt of gratitude, more than to
any man since Gov. John Miller saved
it from the lottery iafamy. Instead
of villifying courageous and honest
man, one whose snom and direct
ness the youth of Estate may with
profit emulate, Tie Plaindealer
should live up to its professions of a
desire for economical management OF
public affairs until the State can pay
it's honest debts. !
The Bottineau pioneer., 1895-04-27

TELEGRAMs dated Minneapolis
April 20 says that Judge Seagrave
Smith has filed his decision denying
the motion for a new trial made in
the Hayward case by w. W. Erwin:
Hayward's attorney. The decision
was foregone conclusion, and the
inevitable has happened. The tele-
gram further says that it has been the
unanimous opinion Of the attorneys
at the Hennepin County bar that a
new trial could not be granted and
that there were not sufficient grounds
on which to ask it. The newly dis
covered evidence, on which so much
comment was made after the trial,
did not have any effect on the case,
and was not strongly urged as one of
the grounds for new trial.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1895-04-27
CoMMANpER-1N-CH1EF LAwLER, of

CoMMANDER-1N-CH1EF LAwLER, of
the e.. A. r., has already issued a
Memorial day order from headquar-
ters: "Comrades," he says. "let all
of us enter earnestly into this patriotic
work. Fall in with your post in all
its efforts to fttingly observe the day
with flowers and tears for the dead,
cheers and smiles for the living.
Since last Memorial day full division
of our grand army has been mustered
out by death. Let us close up our
ranks and stand shoulder to shoulder
as we journey down the western slope
of time. Department commanders
will suggest to post commanders that
they ask the different schools in their
various localities to hold patriotic
services Friday afternoon preceding
Memorial day, and that a detail be
made from each post to cooperate
with the teachers in this work. Post
commanders should also be reminded
of the fact that their Memorial day
exercises should include attendance
upon divine service in body Sunday
evening, May 26. This custom has
grown to be considered second only
to the services on Memorial day,
and the commander-in-c chief trusts
that every post will make arrangements is
for this observance. The auxiliary
organizations of the Grand Army
should be invited 20 participate with
the posts on Memorial day School
children and spatriptic citisens Rener-
ally should also % yifsd. nm
VI ~! q ssa ssp' ~ s "
The Bottineau pioneer., 1895-04-27

Total risks taken during the year..$ 298, 81. 90
Total premiums received during the
year ............................."... 5,47O.46
year ~ ......v ........ ssos4
Total amount Of losses paid during
24S ~ |
The Bottineau pioneer., 1895-04-27
BOTTINEAU. N. D.

THE Grand Forks Herald has put
in Thorne type setting machine,
and the paper is in keeping mechani-
cally Gt could not be improved edito-
rially) with the daisies that are bloom
ing all over this immense land. The
Herald is to be congratulated.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1895-04-27
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE. I

COMPANYS CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Whereas, the U. s. Branch of the Western AS
surance Co. Of Toronto, corporation organized
under the laws of the Dominion of Canada, has
filed in this office sworn statement exhibiting
its condition and business for the year ending
ments Of the laws of this State regulating the
business Of insurance; and
Whereas, The said company has filed in this
office duly certified copy Of its charter, with
the requirement Of the insurance laws aforesaid;
1 Now, Therefore, I, F: B. Fancher, C,mnlis-
sioner Of Insurance of the State Of North Da-
kota, Pursuant to the provisions Of said laws. do
hereby oerti fy tAat the shove named q6mpany ID
4alIy SmpOyered thRoukh ~ Auth iked sagents,
earan9e ~ III - slI tol
The Bottineau pioneer., 1895-04-27
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE.. {

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF INSURANCE. J
I, F. B. Fancher, Commissioner of Insurance of
the State of North Dakota, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is true abstract of the original
statement now on file in this Office.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of this Office at Bis
marck, this sth day of April, A: D. 1895.
IsEALl F. B. FANCHER,
+ Commissioner Of Insurance.