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and limited acquaintance with a whisk-
broom, arose from a typewriter which had
been rafting away as the visitor approach
''I'm-aw-glad to see a Stab reporter.
We knoo, fob the Stab has blunde-ed SO
frighttully, ye knoo, on matters connected
with ow visit heah2'
"Ourir 1t was delicious to hear COM
mon, everyday American citizen thus as
soclate himself with royalty, even II it was
coffee-cOlored and remote as to thrones
and such things, for the speaker was none
other than Mr. Palmer the lord high
chamberlain, major domo. amanuensis.
private secretary and guide, philosopher
and friend to Mrs Dominis, Liliuokalani
and ex.Queen of Hawaii. And our In
cluded them both.
90 yes" continued Mr. Palmer with
frightfully. 1t said / had written to the
Whlte house, We knoo, aWsking for an in
teryiew with Mrs. Cleveland for Liliuoka-
lam The called her just simple Liliuoka-
lanl too-"but nothing of the kyind oc-
Cured: The fact is, Mr.. Thurber wrote me
a lettah by direction, We knoo, of the Pres
land, said she would be delighted TO have
Liliuokalani call on her from a quahtah
TO to o'clock, We knoo. Nothing from us
led to that sweet and courteous sugges-
ton from Mrs. Cleveland. 1t was merely,
We knoo chawming tribute to her noble
character, We knOo.'
breath at this new and remarkable in
sight into Mrs Cleveland's custom of
treating visitors to Washington, and Mr..
Palmer continued:
"And, then, we knoo, The Stab said 1
had-aW-endeavore to secure entrance
TO the diplomatic gallery at the Senate
That too-aw--was a frightful blunder OF
course, We knoo, regard Liliuokalani as
Queen of Hawaii, but l did not attempt
to enter the diplomatic gallery as her rep
resentative. / sent me card to Senatah
Lodge, l know Senatah Chandler better,
but 1t is mattah of etiquette with me to
send me card to Senatah Lodge and he
placed me in the Senatah's gallery" With
this concluding correction of The Stah's'
discourse to his august mistress.
'Liliuokalani has a severe cold, We knoo,
and remained sequeStered yesterday.
Treasurer Morgan and Senatah Parkins
called, but were not received. She spent
her day in music and demonstrations You
see, a young lady who has spent some
time in Honolulu called on her Monday
and brought with her the okaIy dokaly,
the Hawaiian strinsed instrument some
thing like the guitar, We knoo, but smaller,
and sang to the queen he had given her
the title at last-"some Hawaiian songs,
some of which the queen, who Is a remark
ably cultivated person, We knoo, had COM
posed herself. The young lady knew the
Hawaiian words, and could pronounce
them, but she did not know their meaning,
we knoo. So the queen who is of sweet
and lovely disposition, offered to trawns-
late them for her we knoo: and she did so
yesterday. 1 am inclined to think she will
not go out to-day eyether, for since she
caught her cold she has annulled her APP
Dointments'
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GEORGIA'S EXHIBIT.
Col. Ncsbitt Calls on the Public to
Help Him Get 1t Up.

Atlanta, Ca, Feb. Cool. r. T. Mes
bitt, commissioner of agriculture, to-day
issued an address to the public asking for
the cooperation of all who have materials
for display in getting up the Georgia eX-
hiblt at the Nashville exposition.
The legislature placed the work of max
ing the exhibit in charge of Col Nesbtt,
who demonstrated his ability in that line
by the magnificent collection gathered for
the Atlanta show. He has a large part of
this collection yet on hand, but desires to
enlarge it and for this purpose calls upon
public spirited citizens to take an interest
in it, as the 81, 800 appropriated by the leg
islature will not do more than install aid
care for the exhibit.
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HELP WANTED-MALEs.

-O~~~~~
WANTED, AN ACTIVE SOLICITOR
to work on commission In this city. For
one who Is willing 10 work this Is a spien-
did opportunity. A handsome commission
will be allowed and an energetic man can
earn al least five dollars day None but
men of respectability and good standing
In the community need apply. Address
Business" this office.
WANTED. DRUG CLERK; MUST BIZ
registered and thoroughly reliable. Ad-
dress Bishops drug store.
TWO BOOK CANVASsERs WANTED
only competent and reliable parties need
apply Send address and references to IA
Morning News.
a CAPITALIST WANTED TO ESTAB-
fish hydropathic sanitarium; conducted
on German science, as practlced by Father
Sch Kneipp and hundreds OF others in Eu-
rope with great success; advertiser has
ample credentials and proof ms 20 scholar
ship, earucstncss, etc; please answer to
this Office Box 80.
WANTED, A PLUMBER, BRING
tools Monday, 1880, TO IS Drayton street.
W. II. Cosgrove.
WANTED, MEN FOR GOVERNMENT
positions as railway mail clerks, carriers,
gaugers, inspectors, engineers, watchmen,
tanitors, etc, 20 write az once for yalua-
hle information Qrec); examination oc-
cur soon In every state. y. $. Bureau OF
Information, Dept. lo0, Cincinnati, Q.
WANTED (WHITE) HORSEsHOER
and blacksmith, or VIII sell out shop, We'll
established and paying. HOtchklss Wag-
on Works Valdosta, Ga.
BOOKKEEPER WANTED. SINGLE
entry. bright and active party wanted
state wages and give reference. Address
Competent, this Office.
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PORTER AMI s-S.1S.-.-,
O""'er Of Newspaper Man with
LIIuokaIani'n Guardian.

'""'er OF Newspaper Man with
I'luokaIani's Guardian.
'Shlngton, Feb. 4.-The Star this aft
4 ~ publishes the following rather
4 '1l description OF an encounter OF
" US reporters with the CHAMBER
~ her ex-Hawaiian majesty, now
,'nt at the shoreham:
4 sd'd the clerk at the shoreham
morning placing a Star reporters
az, 'ne SILVER tray extended BY a he'll
. .e reporter awaited the boys re-
tba strange thrill OF expectation.
i, reply to the card would mean
81 "9 ehtree to the presence of the
H. "nat was once royalty, or the
N ,''"s' The moments, which were
"5sed like hours, until the answer
H. D., ease come up" said the boy.
els,.. ulu return. The reporter entered
Iceede1d' 9,L reached an upper floor and
frebea TO the southwest Corner. os a thl
feric9i fuiued by the arithmeticai and
M TSSignauons Of the apartnnenfe
almost o. Ills heart beat faster. X q
Inr s atood still. l. "A trance-iilse
/ bed tbo ~, ~ mesmerism was at work
\ overes,,, lIeporter, but with a str1igoiS
d The frsrS, and then Va 3 shone out
In, come in" said an nm.
A On "a ,pioston voice, as a little man.
A and iNet coat, cut on the Tuxedo
|Ned unr9t pair OF blue trousers that
'''akable signs Of hard usage
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MISCELLANEOUS.

If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE
finest candy you will find IL at Eleopou-
los, 112 Bull.
THE VALE ROYAL DAIRY WAS ES-
tablshed by the present manager more
than ten years ago. improvements have
been added each year in an effort 10 sup
ply families with the purest and best oe
milk No expense has been spared. No
cheap or damaged food used The milk
Ing Is done by white men. the Jars are fill
ed, sealed and placed IN the cases by wo7
men. We furnish patrons with sanitary
coupon tickets, such as are used by tho
best northern diaries, as safeguard
against possible contdgion In handling.
The whole arrangement y worked by =
system unknown in any other dairy IN the
south. Ielephone Nl1. IL o. Box 200.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A MAN OR WOMAN WITH BEST
references and security to travel and col
lect. Salary and expenses paid. Address
r. II. Woodward Company, Baltimore,
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GASLIGHT IN EVERY HOUSE; NEW
est thing out; attaches TO ordinary lamps;
no chimneys; safe, economical; outfit free
to active workers. Standard Brass Co.
manufacturers, Covington, Ky.
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WANTED, A PLUMBER, BRING
tools Monday 7;SO, to 40 Drayton street
w. II. Cosgrove.
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WANTED, statesmen TO SELL CT
gars to dealers, 500 monthly and expenses;
experience unnecessary. Clinton Cigar Co.,
Chicago.
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HELP wANTEp-NrALEs.


WANTED, A PLUMBER. BRING
tools Monday, 1880, to 40 Drayton street.
w. II. Cosgrove.
CAPITALISTS AND STRICTLY BUS
mess people with FIVE hundred dollars
join a company organlzlng 10 deal in tur-
niture housefurnishing goods, etc. Call
or address Rogers, 127 Habersham street,
southwest corner President.
PAYERS WANTED, FARE PAID;
ten good men on cobble or block paving.
Apply Sunday at Pulaski house, Savan-
nah or address Electric Road Paving
Company. p. o. BOX No. 576. Charles
ton, s. G.
WANTED. FIRST-CLASs SALESMAN
for very complete line of lubricating oils,
greases and specialties. Address the
Stoddard Oil & Compound Co., Cleveland,
o.
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, GOOD
cook, man or woman. Apply Bannon
House, Thunderbolt.
WANTED, A KITCHEN BOY AT SUI
Ivans restaurant, 80 Bryan street, east
WANTED. A PLUMBER, BRING
tools Monday, 1880, to 40 Drayton street.
w. H. Cosgrove.
WANTED, MAN TO DRIVE WAGON
and do general work around store. Sa-
vannah Furniture Company, % West Con-
gTess.
WANTED, FOUR FAMILIES, coll
ored to work on a rice plantation; good
houses, steady employment. Morgan a
Decker
WANTED, PARTY To TAKE
charge of branch office; $500 cash capital
required; it will pay good salary. Address
319 Kiser Building, Atlanta, Ga.
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

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FOR RENT. ABOUT - ACRES OF
land on Stiles avenue, In the rear of the
crematory. This land is very near the city
fertile, and we'll adapted TO truck farming
or pasturage. John Riley, p Bryan street
east.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED. TO RENT FURNISHED
room near business part of city. State
terms with and without board for two
ing News.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


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WANTED TO EXCHANGE. TEN
acres Gwinnett street extended for city
property. Money difference for favorable
property. n. Nj, Morning News
WANTED, ONE TO TEN ACRES
cleared or wooded land best prices and
fee.
WE COLLECT RENTS, NEGOTIATE
loans; guy and sell real estate on COM
mission. Thomasson a Black
WANTED, WOODWORKING LATHE;
must be in good order and cheap. The
Miller Company.
WANTED, TO HIRE STEREOPTTCON
views. Address =. A. Meincke, Bryan ana
Farm, city.
WANTED, A SECOND-HANDS OR 10
gaion lce-cream freezer, in good order
ana several kinds of ice cream tools. Ad-
dress Ice Cream News office
WANTED, SECONDHAND TYPE
writer, in good condition. cheap for cash
Apply Georgia and Alabama freight office
WANTED, TO BUY, A NICE. LIGHT
second-hand pony phaeton; must be in
good condition and cheap. Address Phae-
ton, care News.
WANTED, LIVE DEER, FOXES AND
quail. Address S. f. Holley, Aiken, S. c.
WANTED, USE OF A HORSE FOR
his feed; light work; good attention Ad-
dress Lock Box 40.
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FOR RENT-sTOREs.

STORES FOR RENT, / HAVE FOUR
stores In different parts Of the city; good
stands for either grocery and liquors,
green grocery, confectionery or fruit at
moderate rents. Peter Reilly.
FOR RENT, STORE CORNER WEST
Broad and Bryan street. In first-class
order; rent moderate. j. Il. Fulton a.
Son, Board of Trade building.
FOR RENT, HAVING RENTED OUT
the western half of my stores, corner Bay
and Barnard over Paulsens, l now offer
the eastern half or corner Very reasona-
BILE. G. II. Hemshart.
TO RENT STORE. CORNER or
Wheaton and East Broad fine stand for
grocery and bar. 7. A. Folliard
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sTRAYED.

sTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM PAS.
ture, about two weeks ago. light-colored
Jersey COW. springer, has tag in ear mark
ed -. T.. Cheatham; liberal reward II re-
turned to Springfield Dairy, Bolton and
Cemetery streets.
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BOARDING.

table board, at reasonable rates. Inquire
at 200 Liberty, east.
BOARD WITH NICELY FURNISHED
room at 10 East York street.
GENTLEMEN CAN GET PLEASANT
rooms, with good board; all conveniencess
at 126 Taylor street west.
BEST BOARD IN THE CITY WITH
nice rooms; four dollars per week. Con-
gress, corner Drayton.
WOULD LIKE TO HAVE TWO GEN
tlemen boarders; four dollars per week.
1908 Montgomery street. Mrs. j. G. Cobb
SOUTHERN FRONT ROOMS; ALSO
table boarders. 236 South Broad, east, OPP
posite Colonial park.
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WANTED, MAN TO DRIVE WAGON
and do general work around store. Sa-
vannah Furniture Company, 25 West Con-
gTeSS,
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE. A GOOD BUSINESS
cheap; bar and groceries. Bolton and
Burroughs
FOR SALE, GROCERY STORE AND
bar In good locality. Enquire on premises.
Houston and Congress streets.
BICYCLES; coo FINE sECOND-IAND
wheels. all makes, must be closed out
s. to SIS; write for descriptive lists II. o.
Mead Cycle Co. Chicago.
FOR SALE OR TRADE MILITARY
uniform. First Regiment, Georgia. also
Winchester rifle. Both In perfect condi-
tion. only used few times. Winchester
care News office.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SEND FOR "HOW TO SPECULATE;"
full information about trading with small
free. Il. - Jamieson a Co. members
Open Board Of Trade, Rialto building,
Chicago.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE;
write for our EXPOSE Of Bucket Shops"
Spoculator's Manual. etc, free. reference,
secretary Chicago Board OF Trade: meme
bers since 1850. G. A. Whyland a. Co..
grain and provisions, 10 Pacific avenue,
Chicago.
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WANTED, IAIMEDIATELY, GOOD
cook. man or woman. Apply Bannon
House, Thunderbolt
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WANTED, A KITCHEN BOY AT SUI
livan's restaurant, 30 Bryan street. east.
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UMBRELLAS AND BABY CAR
riage parasols recovered and repaired;
best goods and best work. Chatham
Trunk FCctory, corner Broughton and
Abercorn.
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WANTED, A PLUMBER, BRING
tools Monday 7:S0, to 40 Drayton street.
w H. Cosgrove.
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WANTED, FOUR FAMILIES, COLI
ored to work on a rice plantation; good
houses, steady employment. Morgan 4
Decker
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DANCING, DANCING EVERY TUES
day and Friday evenings. Armory hall.
Miss Bennett.
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FURNITURE MOVED AND PACKED
for shipping, with care, by A. s. Griffin.
FOR FISHING TACKLE, NETS, ETC,
go to Cornwell & Chapman.
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WANTED, PARTY To TAKE
charge of branch office; $500 cash capital
required; it will pay good salary. Address
319 Kiser Building, Atlanta, Ga.
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REWARD.
EDUCATIONAL.

SPANISH TAUGHT, ORAL SYSTEM;
you learn to speak the language; private
lessons at residences or ia East State.
MUSIC TAUGHT BY LATEST METH
DDS Apply at 1920 Ogeechee road.
STUDENTS DESIRING THOROUGH
teaching on violin and singing apply to-
124 Harris street east. Prof. Won der
Hoya
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FOR SALE, A LOT OF BEAUTIFUL
high-grade Jersey mixers, with young
Springfield Dairy, Bolton and Cemetery
streets
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

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OAK WOOD, .a.1o PER LOAD; PING
blocks, Si.O0. Aimars; telephone 12l.
FOR SALE. A GOOSE NECK TRUCK.
double harness, and pair sound mules;
price $3.50 cash. Apply East Broad ana
Bay, j. G. Toshach
FOR SALE A LOT OF BEAUTIFUL
high-grade Jersey mixers, with young
calves; they are fine and reasonable.
Springfield Dairy, Bolton and Cemetery
streets.
FOR SALE. FERTILIZER FOR
flowers: one dollar load delivered; the best
you can use; promotes growth and causes
early blooming. Address Springfield
Dairy, Box 2ll, city.
CABBAGE PLANTS. BEST VAR1E-
ties, grown in open air. Address Gibson
Bros, Youngs Island, $. 9.
FOR SALE. CREAM MILK AND
fresh eggs. Vale Royal Dairy.
FOR SALE, 1895 REMINGTON BICY-
Gle in first-class order; only used a short
time; price, including lamp and bell $50
Sash, or can arrange time with RESPONSE
~ York street, west.
RECALL $50 SHOES FOR SALE By
Okarma, III Broughton, east.
FOR SALE, A FINE JERSEY cow
and calf: also nine Holstein and Jersey
hiofers (springers). These are great barr
gains to quick purchases. Thos. McDonalds
APO Broughton street, west.
FOR SALE, CHEAP OR EXCHANGE,
for anything worth $40, Louellen setter
bitch, eleven months old. II. S. NJ, SOB Eass
Charlton street.
WOOD, WOOD. OAK, H.15; PINE, 90c.
Lightwood, per load. james L. Croltys
541 East Bay. between Houston and Ease
Broad.
FOR SALE. HIGH GRADE JERsEYss
fresh I'm milk Georgia raised; from $50 tn
$50; they can be seen at the Savannah
Florida and Western stock pens. r.. f.
Field Jr.
FOR SALE, A GOOSE NECK TRUCK
double harness, and pair sound mulesi
price $3.50 cash Apply East Broad and
Bay, j. c. Toshach.
FOR SALE, BEDROOM SUIT; TEN
pieces; twelve dollars Domestic machines
ten dollars. "B," News.
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY EN.
gines and boilers, shafting, pulleys ana
hangers Lombard Iron Works and Sup~
ply Company, Augusta, Ga Cast every
day, working 100 hands. Repairs done
quick and cheap
FOR SALE. CUSTOM HOUSE SHADES
| saloon, cheap; best stand in the city; spoa
| cash. Apply No. Drayton, Joseph Ca
| Ina.
| CYPRESS SHINGLES AND PILING.
| We can now offer cypress shingles at the
| following low prices. $l.2o, S1.75 and $2.25
| per thousandi special prices on car load
| lots. Boats can load at the mills. Can also
| luilAlHu Cypress plltj III any OiN
short notice. Vale Royal Manufacturing
| Company
| FOR SALE, A GOOSE NECK TRUCK,
! double. harness, and pair sound mules;
| price $3.50 cash Apply East Broad and
Bay, j. G. Toshach.
! FOR SALE, SEVENTY FIVE SETS
OF timber carts fit for turpentine or tim
| Der; will be sold cheap in lots to sult
| purchasers; inquire of the Atlantic Con-
tracing Company, foot of East Broad
street, John f. Gaynor, president.
FOR SALE, FINE WARWICK CONF
| bnation tandem, I'm good condition, Tor
| $50; will sell on easy terms to reliable
| party; no humbug; call to-day If you wand
| II. 100 Liberty east.
SMALL DAIRY FOR SALE. THoM-
| asson & Black
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CONIDA'S CONFECTIONERY; DID
you ever try z. Conidas one-pound as
sorted chocolate nuts? They are delicious
and worth S1.25; only SOC per pound
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-09-09

1T has always been considered
tbs proper thing to make support
OF the National platform Of poll
tical party the test OF a mans 10y
atty to his party. The platform
adopted by party in National
convention is the only authentic
declaration Of the principles OF
that party and must bsso consider
ed until another National conven-
ton meets and adopts another
platform. These facts are 80 self
evident that mention OF them
seems almost Unnecessary, yet
objection is being raised because
democrats are insisting that the
platform adopted by the Chicago
convention must be accepted al
tbs principles Of the democratic
party 70 do anything else would
be e. radical departure from all
political presidents.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-09-09
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA J
County OF Cavalier. ~


In County Court, Before Hon. Fl. r.
Dorval, Judge.
10 the matter Of the estate of James F,
Anderson, deoeased.-Notice Of Settle.
ment of Final Account.
Notice is hereby given, that Frank J.
Hodgins, administrator of the estate Of
James F. Anderson deceased, has render.
ed and presented for final settlement, and
filed in this court his final account of his
administration Of snid estate; that said
estate is ready for distribution, and that
Monday the 18th day of October, A. d,
1897, at IL o'clock, noon of said dav, at
the court room Of the said court, at the
county court house, in the City of Lang.
don in said County of Cavalier. has ham
appointed by the Judge of said court for
hearing and settlement of said final ac.
count, and the distribution of the residno
Of said estate, at which time and nlace
any person interested in the SAID estate
may appear and file his or her exceptions
i'll writing, to the said final account or ~
the distribution of said estate and con.
test the same.
In testimony whereof, we have causad
the seal of the county court OF said conn
ty to be hereunto affixed.
Witness, the Hon. H. f. Doryal Jndoo
of the said County Court, st the Citv 81
langdon in said county, this 10Th DIV of
August A. D. 1897. VI
sEAI] q. E. DoRvA1.,
20 Juo2e OF tho County Court.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-09-09

MANY inquiries have been re-
ceiyed OF late regarding the law
governing The taking up Of estrayed
stock. Tho law is To the effect
that stock must be kept ono year
after ADVERTISING and at the ezpira.
ton Of that period it must be
appraised. II upon appraisal the
value is fixed Mt loss than $50, the
stock belongs to pnrty who took w
md advertised tho Same. If, how.
over, IL is valued ut more tl,nn $50,
IL must bs sold ut public auction
aud the advertiser receives his costs
for keeping, ADVERTISING, etc.. out
OF the money derived from sucl,
sale. Newspapers aro obliged tc
send u marked copy containing the
advertisement Of sai1 stock to the
Mspdnn Pioneer, the official estrn,
paper Of the state.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-09-09
An OLD SETTLER cOHE.

Mrs. Fleming YVES born in acotland, at
Co!dstream, Berwickshire, Jsu- II. 1899.
When three years Of ago she esne out
with her parents to Canada The family
settled at In2ersol, Oxford Co., Ont.
where ths deceased received her sduca.
ton. She studied for q teacher and
when seventeen years Of ago was engaged
to leach in Elderslie, Bruce Co. The
school then Taught was tho first school
taught in that township. While thus
engaged she met Mr.. Fleming. A
mutual attachment was formed and IN
Sept, 1a56, they were married. The
Young compile went to live in Eldersile
township, naar Paisley where they re-
NAMED until 1884, when the family
cams west and settled on the farm which
they now occupy iii Cavalier county
North Dakota. The age Of the deceased
was 50 years month and 20 days at the
time Of her death. She leaves husband
and family Of six to morn Der loss. She
will be greatly missed by the many
friends and by the community of which
she was respected and beloved member
This funeral services we're held Wed.
nesday afternoon Of last week at Wal.
halla Rev. Gum officiating, assisted by
Rev. Eddington, Of Neche. and the large
congregation testified Of the respect and
esteem Of the community at large The
remains were inferred in the Presby-
tcrian cemetery.