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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-09-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter of the estate of James Thomp
son, late Of Hancock, County Of Mclean, Stat c
Of North Dakota, deceased.
All persons having claims against said Jane
Thompson, deceased, are required to exhibit the
same wi Ii the necessary vouchers to the und er.
signed duly appointed and qualified administra.
tor of said estate at Washburn. county o1
Mclean, State of North Dakota, and foul
months after the first publication Of this notice
has been limited as the time for creditors to pre-
sent and prove their claims against said estate.
Dated September 4th, 1896.
GEORGE G. RnuDE,
of the estate Of James Thompson, deceased.
LAUKENGEE AssELMAN,
Attorney for Administrator,
Wasaburn, North Dakota.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-09-26
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue Of a
judgment in f,reclosure. rendered and given by
the District court ,lnand for the county ofMcLcan
-siarrh 1896, and entered and docketed in the Of.
wv sa county, on ii $5th $ay Of s Mareh 1885,
6 Company Of New York, New York, and
-.lry j. Hoffman as executors Of the will OF
s;ertia ". Hoffman, deceased, are plaintiffs and
ii. Rankin are defendants, in fayor, Of said
plaintiffs and against the said defendant Marti!
T.. records. for the sum Of six hundred and
among other things directed tile sale by me 81
tie real estate hereinafter described, to satisfy
the amount of said Judgment. with.inteyest there
So much thereof as the proceeds of such sale
applicable thereto will satisfy. And by virtue
Of a writ to me issued cut Of the office OF tue
clerk. of said court in mi for said county.O OF
Mclean and under the sea. ! sai'lcourt direct;
ing me to sell said real properly Pursuant to said
Judgment; ], Hans . HnltberE, s.,"rifI OF said
estate to tile highest bidder for cash, at public
auction at the front door of the court house, in
the town of Washbuyn. in tho county Of Mclean
and State of North Dakota, on the 18th day of
October A.D. 1890, at 2 O'Clock p; m. of that
day, to satisfy said Judgment, with interest and
costs thereon, and the costs and expenses Of
such sale applicable thereto will satisfy. The
premises to be sold as aforesaid pursuant to
said judgment and to said writ and to this notice
lows, to-wit:
The South one half of the northwest quarter.
the G0lh east quarter OF :Southwest quarter, and
the Nortnwest quarter of the Southeast quarter
of Section Thirty-FOur, in Township One Hun
dred and Forty-Six, north Of Range .lsighty-twO
west of the Fifth Principal Meridian ant situa-
ted in mclean county, State OF North Dakota
Dated Wasllburn, north Dakota, August 81, 1896.
a HULTBERG,
Sheriff of Mclean County.
e. Fl. REGISTER,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Bismarck, N. D.
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Delinquent Tax Sale.
,...TE OF IoRcH OAK OTA.
COUNTY or

OrFIcs or COuSry TREASURER. .
.,htirn. Mri.eaa 60. y. d.. Srp.4 lsa6.
] Joseph Aiana, County Treasurer Dt Mclean
nty, North OAK ia. dc hereby Gently that the
t,:tNed list OF real prols,ty has become de!in
tby reason OF no%Ii-prynicnt OF taxes for the
r i. ID. 1895. ana will be sold with the penalty
interest. advertising and all otherco>ts accra-
i. a,areon. as provided by statute. together with
. s of sale. commencing on the first TN niay
4, D:to1rr nrNt. BEN thu cd day Of the
a.a.a, a. u. 1898. between the hours Of . o'clock
-. and 4 O'Clock p, la. continuing fininday to
>ntil all havh b0el offered Tor sale At my
q in the cuu,t ho, sc. r. the Town OF. Wash
!. ". County OF Mclean, and State of North
~ ota
\ itness my hand this 18th h,v Of Sspt mbcr.
A., -. 1896. JOSEPH MANI, Treasurer.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-09-26
BLACKSMITH
AND
Wagon Shop.

Merchants Hotel, washourn N. D.
ire Horse shoing a Speciality, and Pillow
work warranted to give satisfaction, also
Agent for Plano Machines, and Binding
LUXE EskEs, Pro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-10

6err IS. s. Maurer III fit einen
ipeitern Sermin als Superintendent
uniere S6ulen beltdtigt uno iino
ferner als 2ebren uno 2ebrerinnen er=
mdblt:
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Siele &e1ste oeufen,

oab lie in S. H. garmelees Shubitore
Shubmaaaren billiger eillfaufen fons
men, als iunitmo in Der Stabt. IS iit
aud CUTE llriade borbanoen, tparunl
bies ri6tig iein lOllte. Or. Yarmelee
pertauft nihts auf Greoit, bat alio
au9 feline 0erluite ourb ihle6te @ut=
baben. Seoermann fam baber einie=
ben, baB er billiger perfaufen tann, als
unter Dem alten Greoitfpltem. 9ieien
Monat bat er ein3elne Spesialitdten gu
ipeSieaen Preilen. S10ne S9ube fir
9amen, nit Yatent 2eberlpiben su
$1.25. Mdb1eni1ube in ben 8r0ben
BON II gu 13a gu rs @ents, Orforb
Sizes, go. q Biz 3, 65 Gents, tpeite
9ameni6ube, nit vgenus plaB uben. :"
Mdnneri6ube, cine Darb melt Sim
oerf6ube gto. 5 unb 6 nit Mbldben,
SO gents bas paar, unb biele anoere
tuiini6bare Mrtifel. Ndbrenb oes par=
men Wetters erbdit jeber Gunbe, belien
@infdufe iiber SLIGO betrasen. cine
portion giscrean. Das fiiblt /!
8. sc. parmelee, Der S1ubbdnb=
ler, l16 Si=Sodftrabe, Stem pbilaoel=
pbia, Ohio. &
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Waid, trttt Der 3oO Den Iett.
sdsest at.

3mei 0ittsbur9er. s. S. 3ailen uno
Wm. 9. Burns, pel1e BON Der bieIi=
GEN Sele9rapben9elellIhaft onaeItellt
maren, um neue Bfoiten allFsultellen,
madteu om Spnntog Nd6mittag nit
Orei hieIi9en Mtdohen, 8eflis yeaOers,
Bearl Stiffler uno Soa Willilon, cine
Spasierfa1rt na6 Dem Grppfeb Stun
Sbale auf Der &iiffabrt, i'll ber Ndbe
bes ShulbalIes bel SniIelDs 6arm,
cine Meile oberbalb Sliftolpn, Itheuten
Die gferbe unD Die SniolIen oes 8ue=
oies wuroen olle berausgeiAleubert.
0ailep fiel nit Dem Sopfe Qe9en cine
Sensefe unb blieb iofort tobt Iieeen ;
Burns berrenfte einen 9(rm, Sellie
8eapers trug einen tiefen Shnitt an
Der Stirne oabon, Bearl Stiffler fam
nit einigen S6iirfun9eu meg tno Soa
Milifon blieb unperlebt.
9ie Yferoe iuaren Siemli1 Iteif. als
Iie eineebra6t ,puroen, iheinen iebo9
unberlebt gu iein, aber pa5 8efdbrt
muroe polItdnoig oemolirt.
9ie 2eide BON s. S. Oailep tuuroe
ant Mpntag nod Bittsbure gebraht,
nm oDrt beigeiebt 5ll merOen.
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ocmnfratiSd)c Gpnnts,s
Convention.

iuelhe am SanlRag in Gonal 8ooer
obaelaiten murbe. tuag bDliia BON Den
9lnAdnaeril Der fgeien Siiberpro0uug
bebertfdt, 70 oob ole ipeaige1 6reurloe-
ehyIiDen Gelbes. melhe iitb inter Den
2elegaten befanoerk gar feinen 8eriuD
ma1ten, ibgs glnli1t sur Geitun9 Su
brin9en. 8ie BlptForm ipri(9t lid,
oenn audi in iebr entidieoener @eile
fir 6reiprQgung aus, lDie f0 oies
fdon ieit mebreren QBoden pOrausle=
ben lieB.
IS murben folsenoe @anbioaten auf=
seltellt
grpbate Gi6ter: 2erDD Mc@re9or.
glerf sSp1n Wic8ill.
&ecoroer Matbias Shneioer.
Staatsanpalt Sapio 8arelaD.
Committeeman N. s.. Sieb.
9lrmenbausoireftor SEQ. SO. Sellep.
Oils Selegat su Der Staot5=@onDen=
tion tpuroe q. %. Yatrid empfoblen
uno ihm Die g8aDl Der Selegaten sur
cpnereIlionellen Contention uberlaNen.
Gum &reisri6ter muroe s. 8. Wtit=
bea poreef6lagen uno bat er oas Ge6t,
feline eiaene Delegation gu ernennen.
GorIiber Der Contention mar Sobn
8enfer, Sefretdr Spbn Surgens.
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MasS einens gSegen oefd,temocrt
astiO fG)srer Oertetst.

9lm @amIfa9 NoDmitiag nngefd0r
i'm 5 lllr, fuhrea sSobn Geiier, Sr.,
ssSobn WeiIer, sSr. unb Gbaries @eiIer
III eirlem @aQen CGtsS SoDitraBe hinuft=
fer, ais pIDbiih ihr 9fero ltbeute uno
in raieaDen @dlopp oalinIauste. Die
orel SflIalien Oes @aaens iunroen bin=
aus seiUieuoert uno eobn Seller, Ga=
ter uno @pbn erliiten 10 iDtimme Ser.
leBuneell, baB iie ieitber bas gett biz
ten miibten, tudhrenb Charles nit BEN
Glbrefen DaOon lam.
..Sobn @ejier, 8ater, 1T Dnrtb cine
8errenfun9 ieiner 8eine aelabnlt tnb
fein aiteiter SoDn, Der seraoe anf ben
&opf fiel, tonnte MIR nit Miibe nieber
gum pollen yewubtlein gebradt mer=
ben. Sic beiben 8erlebten beiirtben
.iih uad Den lebten 8eri1ten auf bem
Wege Der gslieruug.
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Nretie fiir 10 3aae.

Martet ni9t bis mir fort Iinb INT
alSDann bin3u9eben unO @u6 ielbIt
in's GeIi9t 81 f6logeu, tpeill Sbr Die
@elegenbeit nibt beniibt bobt, gu ben
fOlgenoen preiien Su taufen;
9pngDla uno Oici Gio Srforos unb
Gdu1e gum 2lus9eben fir Samen,
Dertb $1.25 - 2.25. fir 73 @ts., fir
MGD6en. 63 Gents. Salblsberne
S9niiri9ube fir 9amen. SEQ. 2 = 4,
so Cts. Songpla Snopfi6ube fir
Samen, go. q - 81. pertb $3.50
= $50, 1.25. SaRelbe i'm gBertbe
LIS = 2.25, fir $l.00, fir Nido=
den, rs - 95. S6uli9ube, ipertb
$1.25, rs Gents. S6tpere Gamers
8antoifeln, pertb 35 - 90, fir 25.
9onepla Ginoerldube nit 9lbidben,
wertb $1.00, fir 40. @enagelte
Mdnneri6ube, pertb 81 .25. fir 90.
Nnbere Waaren gu entipre6eno bill
ligen preiIen.
Nrnolo & Co., Canal 9oper.
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@eftprbett

9ln az. Nlai iii Delatpare, 81,
@farrer q. M. 8eters. Ger 0erIfDr=
bene tnar npr ca. 20 Sabren gaior Der
Wtetbooiiien @eneinbe III Canal Snner.
sSn Der Mdbe pon Gprforo, llnion
8p. 6rau SuIan &onia i'm Nlter BON
.83 SSabren, ii WDnaten.
! glm /. ssSnni in Der Ndbe bon Mine=
raj gpil1t @ia 9pfart an elmer Magen=
trantbeit.
esn Der gla1t bonn s. SUM in Neip
Bbilabelpbia Die SSrau bon Gugen s.
gBenger, geb. StiffIer. Die Ieritorbe=
ne gebor lebten OonnerIfag Elm W1o=
hen uno i1ieil fi1 in Den erlfen Sagen
raid sll erbolen, 0a trat bas GinObett=
fieber Elm unb trob sdrtliber 6iilfe uno
ben gnftreneunoen Oes 2lrstes fiel lie
Demlelben 3um Spfer.
Mm s. SUM in Nem Bbilabelpbio
Bittme Spbn Me9usb, 20 Sabre alt.
Sie 8erftorbene ipobnte bier bel ibrer
Sobnen Sames uno &obert. Oie Set
DE puroe seiern nah Salem 9ebraht,
no Die SingeI6iebene an Der Seite ib=
res @atten begraben miro.
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SottOQr.
s. SUM, 1896.

s. Sllnl, 1870.
g8ertber yeoba9ter !
9ltn 1. ouni Itarb in ibrer WDbnung
oabier Sruu Margaretba Barbara Saio
oeb. Stableter. 9ie SerItprbene mar
oeboren am 20. Sanrlar 1909 in So=
nau, Sberanit Subin3en, @iirttem=
berg. Sm Sabr 1888 tam lie nit ib=
rem @ltern mad Imerifa unO stpar na6
Soar; lie perbeiratbete li6 i'm ielben
Sabre nit SSeiaios Saib, ebenfalls Don
$opnau, unD lieb iid Das Yaar in Der
gldbe bon Soar bdusli6 nieOer, bis lie
por etpa 27 Sabren mad SOlipar go
oen, mo ibr @otte ibr pOr iiber % eeSab=
rem i'm 5poe ppraus9ina. &inber bate
Dos @bepaor feine Cine NiAte 6rau
Sobn Sa9lO6 lpobnte neben ibnen uno
nod ibres Mannes Sobe, Oa mar es Die
Sanilie Sa9loh, Die ibr beiitanb uno
le pfleote, pelln Tie frallf mar in tb=
rer lebten Srarfbeit blieb Srau Sag
lp6 So9 uno No6t BEL ibr cine eigene
So6ter bGtte iie tti6t belier pfle9en f0n=
men. 5n 6rau Saio Derlieren mir elne
brope 0riitli1e MitiA!ueiter; lie mar
beliebt unD geebrt bel Sebermann. Die
0erfurbene mar Die dlteIte @intpobne=
rim in inherent SpmniDip. Sic er=
rei6te Elm 2llter bon 81 sSa1ren 4 Mto=
naten unO II Sagen. 9ie Sei6enfeter
fano itatt in Der oeutib lutb. Stride
uno Serr YFarrer Naael belt Die 2ei=
denreoe. Die iterbli6en lleberreite
wuroen an Der Seite ibres @otten bei=
geiebt. NtDse ibr Der &aien leiht fein /!
Sn unlerem gta6barlfdothen 3oar
fanoen Qrbeiter Dor einigen Sa9en in
einem 9lugerbaufen Die 2eihe zines
neueebo,nen &innes. geie Derlautet,
bat Elm iltnees Mdo9en eingeitanoen,
Die Wlutter oesielben gu iein uno es
bort begraben 81 baben. Sas Wedb=
6en arbeitete i'm oDrtl9en SOtel. :
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Warittt tuobnt Sbr ttid)t i'm
ei9enett Gatie !?

@5predt in Der Blaming MliI bon
Sobn Ndselp uno 6obn an 6roni
6traBe bor unb Sbr lperoet finben,
bab es eben 10 leiAt 1T, i'm eigenen
0auie su mobnen, als Wietbe au be3ab=
len. 9ieielben balien @ud gegen eine
leihte Nn5ablung uno 3u giinitigen 8e=
bingungen Elm Daus unb berednen nut
nldBige 3inien fit oas ansele9te 4api.
tai.
Warum Mietbe bt5ablen, tpenn Sbr
nit bem ndmlihen @elDe snad uno mad
Elm 0ans ertperben f0nnt 2 q
Wiinidt Sbr Guh NIT leidter Miibs
Elm eigenes Deinl 3il erlperben. 10 ieki
Guh nit Nd9eID u1lD Sobn In Wers
binOung. If
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s. Observation-Disclosures.

Srant Is. Sii6baugb- Mlargaret 5ap.
M. .. Burton - Minnie 9enrp.
9lnIon s. j. Shneioer - gertba 6.
Sorglel.
Senrb s. Rifman 9lnna 6. Nffolter.
Sen. s. gnoreas - STA 8. SSlnSer.
Wm. Smith - 2pbia M. yrbOgat.
Cigar McSntoib - slliee Mptt.
Nleranber s. 9empiter = Mabel &D=
mig.
Wm. 9lbausb - Cora @erber.
@eo. 9. Mc@lellan - Marp Staufer.
Sam 9llbausb - Masgie pple.
Sam Me@ollins- Glla 8aumearbner.
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6. & ~. GreMritomet,.

Na1 ct. 2ouis 5ur republifanii1en
National Contention. 8ie Sifets
iinb gut bis gum 81. SUM ooer ldnger,
ipenn Die Contention ldnger Dauert.
ylad Glepelano gum Council pom
Mpitie Shrine am %. Suni. gie
3ifets Iinb gut big 25. SUM. gin=
fa6er preis fur bic @unofabrt.
Cir ndbere Musfunft tpenoe man ii1
an Die Sidet Ngenten Der g. & Wa. gi-
ienbabn. 5
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Baltic.

3,piIden bem bieiigen 8aIebaa Club
uno oemjenigen bon Sbanespille ipur=
be cine Yartie seIpielt, bel tpeIder Der
bieiise Club lid cine seial5ene Nieber=
laae bolte.
Sn 5iat batten mir einen getpalti=
gen 9a9eliturm, Der sroBen Sbaoen
anri6tete, namentli6 Die WeiSenfeloer
puroen ihrefli6 mitgenommen.
g. Gmis, in Der Ndbe bon Baltic,
bat iebr biel Mil9 81 berarbeiten nnb
benubt cine 9ampfmai6ine, UNI oas
8utterfab au f4pinaen.
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Safidjule.
6. 8. Gronebah. Sberlebrer.
9lnna 6ofler, SiIfslebrerin.
gbitb s. SDpe,
eebrerinnen i'm Central gnuIbuus.
SlaNe.
s. Spiepbine 2inf.
z. & 8. Sennie &inie9.
z. Wlinnie Borter.
6. Slipe @oooing.
5. & 6. @ua 2abmer.
5. Sennie 9lllpmap.
A. Nta9gie gpans.
3. & 4. @itella 3Dbb.
8. &atberine Mc2ean.
2. Satberine Officer,
2. Gpra S9ipab.
/. 9fellie Spooer.
/. g8llma gSalter.
aebrertnnen i'm WeHi6ulhans.
6. 9Inna 8poomin, Sberlebrerin.
5. Wta99ie Sargent.
4. Coma 2appin.
3. 9lnna S6uma6er.
/. &2. Wta99ie Soffman.
|. 9lnna Saiier.
9ebrerinnsa TIN cii6ulbus.
/. 9lnna 9}idles.
2. Della Stifler.
3. & 4. Sattie Miuer.
5. MarD Mc2eon.
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8rtcntSte.

Sir Die am 6. SUM enbeno'
@o6e blieben fplgenbe nidt reflamirt'
Sriefe auf Der bieli9en Eoltofiice |
Sames $. Carer.
Mtorp 8. 6apple.
Gbilip @ipenI6ieo.
Mtrs. So. Sarris.
gDilliam 81. MpB.
Sanluel S'9pnnel.
M. 8. BDlen.
sSpbn Wrigbt.
s. u. @Dpelanb.
San. WpB, g. W.
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Sic 5ilber=Demofraten bon Tu

Sic 5ilber=D Demofraten bon 9us=
caraipas GountD batten am Gamifag
lire gonbention In GarAal DDber. Sci
ben Bpripnblen unb in ben gDnbentio=
ner tpurbe 0ffentli6 erfldrt, man babe
feinen Gebrnu1 fir bic Nnbdnger ebr-
li1en Gelbes. Run, 0ieie perben fin
pie1eidt nd1ien Nobember nod oGran
erinnern, oaB lnan iie ni6t n6tbi9 bpt.
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OLD PEOPLE.

Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys find
the true remedy in Electric Bitters.
This medicine does not stimulate, and
contains no whiskey nor other intox-
icant, but acts as tonic and Alternative.
It acts mildly on the stomach and bow
els, adding strength and giving tone to
the organs, thereby aiding Nature in
the performance of the functions.
Electric Bitters is an excellent appe-
tier, and aids digestion. Old people
find it just exactly what they need.
Price soc. and 81 per bottle, at John Y.
MacRae's drugstore.
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The Cheapest, purest and Best Family
Medicine In the World

For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaun-
Depression of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH,
Heartburn, etc. This unrivalled remedy is
warranted not to contain single particle OF
MERcLtRN or anN mineral substanca. but Is
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thousands at this season. "A
They have no appetite; food - - u
: A4
- a i

does not relish. They need the toning upof
the stomach and digestive organs, which
q course Of Hoods Sarsaparilla will give
them. 1t also purifies and enriches the
blood, cures that distress after eating and
internal misery only a dyspeptic can
know, creates an appetite, overcomes that
tired feeling and builds up and sustains
the whole physical system. 1t SO prompt
ly and efficiently relieves dyspeptic symp-
toms and cures nervous headaches, that 1t
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friends to work for him here. | have
a statement in my pocket, written by
Mr.. Teller himself, that if. the Demo
Gratis nominate good man and adopt
a straight silver plank, he will take
the stump for the Chicago ticket from
Illinois to California, and do his ut
most to defeat the Republican party"
EVERYTHING DEPENDS ON THE
PLATFORM.
Mr.. Bell ex-Congresman Jere
Simpson and LATE Pence, all Populists,
who will attend the st. Louis Conven-
ton on the 22nd instant, say they will
urge the Populists to indorse the Dem
ocratic ticket if the platform suits
them, as they believe it will. eve
must all get together on silver" said
Mr.. Bell, land I think we will" 1T
was learned to-day that thousands or
Campbell badges have been brought
here by Collector Tom Bowling and
other Ohio men, and it is alleged that
when Mclean is dropped the name of
the Ex-Governor of Ohio is to be
sprung on the convention by his
friends in the delegation. Many of
the Ohio people declare there is basis
for this statement.
The famous Col. Ike Hill got mad
to-day because Thurman and others
did too much talking in the Ohio meet
ing, and told them SO plainly. After
the melting was over Ike said: 'What
they did could have been transacted
in thirty minutes instead of two
hours, and such windy takers as we
had made it nothing but caucus of
chumps"
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Dividends Did II
OFFICE OF THE
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ES%CyatyA II. Jan. @. 1924

Eon. John y. Pa.ison, President Union,
Central Life Insurance Co, Cfncin-
natl, o.
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knowledging receipt this day through
E. W. Jewell, your General Agent in
this city, of $40, 1877 SO, in payment of
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wish to express to you my hearty
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l paid you but the Ordinary Life Pre-
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for policy to be paid only at death,
and yet your profits have been so large
that in little over % years it has ma
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and thus have an Endowment Policy
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! am greatly pleased at my good for
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am glad that my own city of Cincin-
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HE KNOWS MIR. sEWALL.
Mr., Ianderkin. of This City, Has
Eroxxp Him for Many Years.

Mr. A. D. Landerkin, superintendent ol
the Mutual Ice-Delivery Company. mas
known Mr.. Arthur Sewall, of Maine, the
Democratic nominee for Vice-President'
for many years. In speaking OF MI
Sewall, Mr.. Landerkin yesterday said;
81 have known Mr.. Sewall or known OF
him almost all my life. / can only speak
of him in the highest terms. lie nm
pressed me as a high-minded man with
all the qualities that go TO make up Il
gentleman He Is a splendid business
man. and has the reputation, OF BENG
considerate to his employees, OF when ne
has a large number. | am saying 10 you
what not only the people of Bath, VIII
tell you, but what Maine people VIII say
of him Mr. Sewall has the highest es-
TEEN of all the people of his state
"My father was in the employ OF MT.
Sewall as the captain of one OF his ships
for upwards Of fifteen years. This gave
me an opportunity of becoming very wen
acquainted with the vice-presidential NOM
inee and | found i'm him much TO admire
Mr. Sewall gave the closest attention 70
his business. and was I'm close touch WIN
his most important employees. Hes not
only built ships, but his vessels sailed the
seas.
ships back in 100. The business was
handed down from father to son. until
IL came into the hands Of f.. a. A. Sewall
some years ago. Mr. T. Sewall died ana
the entire business passed into the hanus
of his brother. II has gone on increasing
in Importance under the present owner
until to-day il is one of the great instltu-
tions of the country