davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
% Ictt Semmctt. Sabet belsb fig
til oper $4,000.


til oper $4,000.
Tptctcsparcbns / Hoiean. Sor'
retningSmrnb oe Sarncre / Hoieai,
% Smegn har banlret Ct %co.operatipi
Ifticielifab for at opiere ct Eager
bus for Eoteter. Mange at &oieail
Gountps Snrmere belaper fla paa at
bepIante BET meite al fit Sano meo
ToteteS I'll Gaare1.
GarIia Srrifing. Senrp Sligle.
bcrgS SrPifemaifine blep forleOen /
3rrbeoen al Hoicau iprpngt /
Stlumper oa Stpffer meb 3pnamit.
ST eler anbct neutrality-suspicious.
Menncife baobe onbragt Gpnamit |
CT a%ornbonnO, o9 oa bette naaeoe
Waifinen, iprPngte8 Den meb ct ior'
iGrbeIiqt Drag. SelbigpiS fonl III.
gen aIporlig iilifaoe.
Somcitcno bringcr $1,000. go.
tricf Woplan, Ger FOR otte Nar ii6cn
FOG ct Someitcob pao Reo 2nfc He.
icrpationen, bar M iolgt beune lin
Sarm for $4,000, cIler $40 pr.
Icre. 5armcn lager life lanai fra
Sbiei Hiuer Sails, OF ben fisbteS al
Ell al DC oerbocnoe Sarmerc. Taa
flere Stebcr / BENNINGTON Goumtp
bar cnfclte al DC mere formlienbe
Sarmcrc fis6t fine Haboers Sarme,
% DC, Der irl9er, ilptter iom Regel
ino iii @pen.
Eulttif brinacr lt!nffc. - @. 6.
Wcrril, en- | Woicra boenbe 81 g(ar
Qanmel Sprrctnin9Smmo, bar iiben
GoIBct grublet iao oper fit Neoerlog,
at ban iorIcben moatte ienbeS til
Sino8ipgeaiplct / Hoheiter. Mer.
rill bar aanoibnt FOR SeeiSlatiirell,
men bIep Hagen, bpiIfet ban life iprs
res of bape 9iort HeQning pna, og
efter nogen @r1lbIcn trilebe ban en-.
oog meb at ifpbc Den Wanb, iom han
ia9oe hapbe beppgct ham ill at be.
trGbe Sen politiifc @ane.
Ore anaribcr Nntpmpbil. - Ga
Senrp Gonrel og Samilie al Mar.
Iball forlcoen fisrte hoe paa 2anoet
/ lin Illtomobil, blep De pluoielia an
arcbne al Ell dim Ore, Ger fnpienoe
al &rcoe brso iiq giclnem @ieroet
og meb ipnfebc &orn itprtebe MOB
Illtomobilen. 0enne bapbe nemli9
ell bsirso Sarpe, Der pirfcoe meaet
opbioicnoe paa Sren, iirr ga @uts
ter Tor bapoc moret iig mco at tire
Gprct ueo at ipi1gc meo ct root Stag.
Sren traf DOG oenne Sang fin Suer.
maro, Dog ierit eiter at Iutomobl'
lens Sorenoe bar blepen itp9t ram.
poneret. Sren gif ncnllig blirot
poa, o9 eitcr at enbeI al oen tpnoe
Elnoe, Ser better ielpc 0fotoren, par
repet los, baphc oen Staalpinge, Der
aifisler Waifiner, operifaarct en-
itsrre 9lohaore / GpretS Sopeb,
buorueb oct burtil hlsbte libel. Nh.
tonlob;len hlen Itpgt lfdmIcrct, mcr
EaSIoGcrCrnc Hop meo SfrUftcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
Horn Duknfu.
Srrbt pcS lllpffcstilirlSc.

Srrbt pcb lllpffcstilfGlSe. Carl
u. Nelion, Der bar hnpt lit Stem /
NiuSboro, blcp iprleoen pes Ell lllpf.
te orGbt npr i'm Claim / Wcain5ie
Goiuntp.
Spoe pnn Spipitalct. Carl Hels
ion, Ell nclficlot Sarmer pcb 9oue.
trntl, be0e forIcben pao SnipitaIet
eftcr at ppre fonmen tilifa6e ueO Ell
&iprclIlptfe.
Spcrraifcbc pna i'm @rHanpSoaa.
Wfr. % Mtr$. Wtognu8 Gbilbcrg, ser
'toen &c blep giitc Tor tppe Nor ii0cn
bar bopt lit Stem peb Saucp Gitp,
blep 'orIcocn poa lin @rplupsoog be-
hoQclt9 o~ucrroifcOc al tine 9tobocr
% %cnncr, Der / Slot % 6el8e TOM
Tor Of 0rotulcrc Dem.
Grplpiiun / Gilmore. Gn 9eboI.
Der nlc0 $50 8aloner @aioIine er.
pIoocrc0c iiNitc Wonbag / Soiepb
@rounN% &orcbuS / Gomorc, % s..
StcnbaI % ct Bar andre Wruo fom
oluorIiQ tilifo0e, mcocnS &urcntict
n%cobrpuotc. SteuboI ifiI0c "ioroi&ic
it9 ON hoorOibt 9cboIccrCn pirrlig
par iulh eucr life, men / lin SnCr
ulcnrtc Ran Sen tTuotc Cigar, han
hoube / Nhm0cu % ioainart bon
boicoc fig opcr @choIOCrcn$ Nab-
ming, jnotrui GrpIoiioncu.
Stcucus Sonntp life anIbiat, Nco
e1 MISUNDERSTANDING cr Set M al
| liort, at GonueliCu al set me Ste
pens Gountp life or gpIoig % at
Mtc&c0n GouRtO iorbIipcr ubcifaorct
iom Tor @oJQct. Ser por ira en-.
felte %olloiitriftcr life inoicnot no.
gen Hupport ON &alget, % paa
! @rlm0lng hcroi iuoanfeNeS SaQcu
ior Nctten CONNER CRAWFORD iaubt.
al 6orilaget on set me GountpS
ConneIic Dor pcNtogct. mcoenS Sole.
iteret oerimoo crfIrreoe, ar %aIgct
life funoe barre gpIOigt, ga life ollie
NalQoiItrittcr por togne meo.
On SanobrnssitOlc aabncs. Gen
nDe Sauobruqsifole. Der mcb Stats.
biorog or aabuet / Garrington Dab
neNes iibitc ManNog, % 6armerneS
Senner | Softer og omltggenoc
Gountper begpubte itrur oct forte
auriuS, iom her bill 9ipcS / 2ebet al
Tintcren. Sctte er Ell al DC fire
Stoler, Tom Iioite 9egislotur beililt.
tcbe at oprettc. Ger er cgIaa et
SuShoIbnin9SturiuS for Bigger, %
Der u%nbcrpiies Der bopeoiaaelia /
aioleism % M%tablaoning. Gutter
mes forte aurIlis inbbeiatter Rea.
ming oe SogboIoeri paa Sarmen,
S%tilspelier, Sanobrus o. Sneofer'
arbeioer.
Sunnelarbeioe paabcsnnbt. Or
beibet paa Den 1,400 600 lange Gum
mel, iom Great Hortbern 9anen ifaI
bore nnber Ell Siersfi9be i Reain
sic Gountp, er blepen paabeepnbt a
apntrafierer fra Spofane. SlnneI'
len, Der bliper $50 SOB bsi % %
sob breo, taser lin gespnoeIie itral
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
3trhruCRn.
Sturc Sab pco YrrricbranS. =

StplC Suu pCu NrVIlCuTuNu. tSul
noacn Sio iioen bIep itore StrGfnin.
ger | Den roropeitliac Gel al Nebra'
ia og Sclc al 2. Sofota berieOe al
Ell Erpricbranb, % Der meIbes M,
at aIeue / Banner pg aimboa Conn.
tucr uil Sobet belsbe iig I'll minolt
100000. Gn Wrngoe Sober %
SreatIrer ubeisr iiGr oct itpre Cab,
% Der paaitaaes enbog al bore en-
telte Sarme, ser or blepne fllloitTn'
dig bare for Suie OF oue andre
SiGlpemibler. s DC to nGpnte Count
tper bar bpereneite ar~beiosopgtia
Woub noe for at betiGmpe Oct ra.
ienbe Clement.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29

afgipning; aan6iooters gaIgubgif.
ter ifal begrGnies til 10 Trocent at
peofommenoe Gmbeoes aarlige Snb.
tGgt; Sirefte 8aIg al Sorenebe Sta.
tiers senator, iamt 4rimprpaIsIop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
Jnoldnoet.


Coma.
@atericbe | Wprtbuppb. Wiis
Sbn Dahl of Gilbert Sea % eugene
Reterion fra Chicago bIep iorIeoer
9stepieSe / Rortbpopb, boor De oil
frtte go.
Spp ia / Ssben. Mrs. Morp Gro.
boI, 80 Mar gammeI o. isot / Spe'
riee, bsoe forIeber i Soreit Gitp, ef'
ter / otte Gage of bape Iig9et | Ell
Ssprt, bporaf 2G9erne life fnnot
oGffe benbe. gonoeorrttet bIep libt
efter Iibt ~Iangiommere % tiIiioit belt
unlerfeliet.
Grcstpn.T pnecr opb. eSwarh 3.
Splberneis, Ser bar pGrct bo'at
Grcston iiben 1870, er bso ocritcos
efter ct fort SpgeIeic. Soloerncis,
ser / mango gIar bar aououttcr paa
@llrlinaton.@ arcn oQ iioen oreu
understanding / Greston, otter.
Iaoer fla Sliitru % ire Gstre.
Relfcfu for Bet SpiSc Sns. @il.
liam @olIopnn, sem hcflcnntc Snbrts
fort ! @aterIoo, pil iorrrc Wooo.
rom @ilion en- $1,000 prGmieret
WeIfefo, rlaar ban nGite 8aar Ionl
IrriiSent tiIfIptter Oct Soioe SuS.
Nr. 8aIlopon bar en- gslita al De
fincite aier / Staten, % Den BORDEN.
&c Irriioent fol iaa Den bco'te al
Sem oIle.
@poc Habpcr. Som Grcn1pel paa
Stotens aobe Hobo'fab anferes, at
Der ira Santos inbieres tore apalts
titeter Serum moo Spincfolero, %
Of mar her / Soma faar bette Wflo'
sci iii sc iamme Triier iom Statells
cane @oraere. Spinefolcra ro'er
frcmbeIes paa mango Steoer Der I
Statcn, % 6armcrnc or tiloelS me-
oet mismobiae, ga Ser fan poeS Dem
FIN Iioen elcr ingen Stette | Sp9'
bonmrn8 9cfirmpelie. StatSopr'
lraeu crflurer, at 2cqiSlatilreu moa
aiere noget for at nibirIpe oentte
Neb.
Intpmpbilnhclo pcS 6enictt. Nn'
brcp @israo al aetl'ett nar Ssroa9
Gftcrmin6aa lbiat for ct llbelo,
hporpeo ban braf Here Hibbeit, o9 oct
nroo iigcs, at ban ilap Tor goht aleb.
Ssoet ban iamman meo flere unore
penbte tilbaac ira North,pooo / lin
@utomobil, ppItebc benne / Tcigrst'
ten unoer Sorisget poa at flere loa
meaet Tom mlIi9t tiliioc Tor ct var
Scite, oa 9icrgo blep al Stprenppa'
rutet poa Sen pplteoe Mfa'f;ne tleInt
foIt. San bIcp oog mart bcfrict, og
Sc fnPfteoe Ribbcn nenteS life at
forpoIoe no0et pari9t gf6n.
aprnhanblcrirma fallit. 9. Hoth'
idilo @rair Go, meo Soneotontor
! 9openport font Glepotorcr %
Ioltbuic / Chicago, ct. 2oui@,
omaha, Eeoria, Siprr SAILS og
flere andre gper, bar iioite Ssrbog
erfIrret Tia for falit. 5irmaetS FrG'
iibent bar erflGret, at SoIlitten boz
ientIio ifrep iia ira M'anael paa
S'crrbarcpoane, ibet Ser / 2ebet al
Soften booSe prrct fisbt Ell r'ro'
panIiq Mrrgbe @pa 'om aaa
@rrnb al en- ouerlGSict Srotif life
hurtia nof fluoe pctocS / Nen9e.
Won houber at Qisre I%oaoonne Sner'
cnsfomIter mco Srebitorcrne, al 6or'
retninoerne fan iortiGtteS.
Sprinoc Sucbrnostnpc. Otter at
S~olooncrne / @aterIoo haooc pTret
Stpnote / 10 GeQu bIco Ser Nat I'll
Srchag bc8ooct SnNbrlo I en- az De
IIffche Torrctnin0cr 90 ~ltIoalet Ell
b~etrbeIiot aount1m 81 oQ @rGnoe'
pin. S~Snobrunhet por eicnionIl8 'or.
roct al 1oIf, Ser baili0 plo9eoG@ az
Ssriten. 1orreitcn cr Scr rnll0t |
9neu eftcr at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Iuftebes, % 2erbo0 Worgm haooe
RoIiSommcreu set Spriun, at Der
inocu QoIiti'a8er pcntcoc ham Wet
ten. QoIititcier hor ainet Srorc
ON al holbe reic aontrol reD Zoo
Sonne, Ser moattc IorIe8e ulooll9t
IllsSriffcialg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
Nine Ipri1aa pcNtaanc.

Mpe Jpr1ae oeStaane. SsIsenSe
5orilag er UNDER iioitc @alg blepne
pebtasne meb TO 1reoieoeles Maio.
ritet: 9artinominationer for StatS.
cmbeoer ifaI ife peo birefte Stemme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29

Tcittalcr i SraiucrN. e. Z. %ohr'
fcn fol boIoc Salem pes Sen g}tnocr
Tcit. Tom ToreuinQeu ellis orboI0cr
/ @rconcro nritc Seuoua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29

0tr. % Wr5. Mtognu8 Gbilbcrg, ser
'ioen Sc bIep giitc for tppe Nor iiocn
bar bopt lit Stem peo SaIcp Gitp,
blep 'orIcocn poo lin 9rpIupsoag be-
hoQcli8 oUcrroifcOc al tine Nobocr
% %cnncr, Ser / Slot % 6eIge tom
Tor at q~ratulcrc Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
GiSt em pore nveitc 21teceuer al
Svmaieinen
"RMspcnnen"

nentsr I'll Yr1sr ION bar ipast benz mango sen9e. sSunbreber, iom bruasr
SusneHnen sNtaflner iba, cr mere enb bui9e til at iue os bmr tufrebs be
e n ne Inc is saantner notpret iOn Ote er mo DC nffe SorN9rinesr paa
Dsors.. sS pSg De nge 1ogarer al "9Msnennen~ mere moberne os forener nranee
uomereoe S9enfnmr, idGiom Oct fulenoe Sdlbbpr5fabhmt oe ben meb prsoet
Stastneoel Iorfweee antomaile asfctnbretnin8 til at bringe gaafnboet pa
Ymos FOR, he.a at nGbne ole DC mango andre Gltomatis re9uleprbe Snbretntns
GER ION 9er spntn9en paa Sic aRaftmr mere Zig Seq eo Irbeibe.
vi bar tar ben SorneuHe at hune an6fale 3 aNLe5 nbe "Susuenneu"s
galhner, : me baaee nb Senipu til aonrrufhon 1bftr os Sorbebrnesr -
in pt bar tltent Stfen per bore Rlbre, befenbte WGHutnper.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30

The Eighteenth Annual Convention of
the Kentucky Laundry Owners Asso-
citation was held in HopkInsville, Fri
day and Saturday of last week. T. M.
Funk of this city. President OF the As
soclation presided at the meeting
which was one of the most successful
in the history of the organization. Mr..
Funk delivered an address on the OPEN
ing day of the meeting. The conven-
tion closed Saturday night with an
elaborate banquet. In the afternoon
the members of the association were
treated to an old fashion barbecue.
Lexington was selected as the next
place of meeting. At the final bus
mess session the following officers
were elected: w. A. Asuth, of Louis
Vile, President; Ernest Norris. of
Owensbnro. Vice President George
Dueser. of Louisville. Secretary; Fred
Sultzer. of Louisville. treasurer; F.sW.
Schoppenhorst, of Louisville, Sergeant.
alarms; Members of Executive Com
mittee. George Graves, of Lexington
T. M. Funk of Paris and j. H. john
son of Louisville.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30

The Richard Hawes Chapter. u. d.
c., met Friday afternoon at their
rooms IN the court house. Mrs. Mary
Cecil Cantrill, OF Georgetown. was a
visitor and entertained the ladies with
a delightful talk. Mrs. j. T. Vansant
read beautiful poemon the battle lof
Shiloh. Mrs. K. B. Hutchcraft and
Miss Annie May were the hostess. and
served delightful refreshments.
Saturday afternoon the Hamilton
Guards, children's organization.
auxiliary to the u. d. c.. met in the
same rooms, and we're delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. Russell Mann and
Mr.. James Mcdonald. an ex-Confeder-
ate soldier. who related many personal
"reminiscences of the war;. Little
Miss Elanor Swango. Anna Thomas
Ewalt and Josephine Hedges Ewalt
gave charming recita.iohs.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
Two Orders for Feeders.

r B. Dickerson of this city who in
vented and installed grass seed feed
ing apparatus for the purpose of teed
ing the seed into the cleaning
machinery at the plant of E. F. Spears
in this city has received orders for two
more of the machines which will be
constructed along the same line and
for the plants of j. s. Wilson 4 Bro.
of Paris and also one for j. S. Gay of
Winchester. The machine which was
recently installed at the local firm was
designed to take the place of hand
labor with which much difficulty had
been experienced owing to the in
ability of those engaged to feed the
seed regularly, is giving perfect satis-
faction. Mr.. Dickerson did not have
has new invention patented owing TO
the fact that there are only six grass
seed cleaning plants IN the world.
tour OF which are located in this city.
one IN Winchester and one in Lexing-
ICn.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
Will Begin Operation Tomorrow.

morning, May 1. The company has
engaged the service of Mr.. ID. Il.
MiIligan of Taylorsville Ill. an expert
of long and successful experience who
railroad a short distance from this
city. Mr.. MillIgan was the winner of
the first prize at the IIlinos State
Fair last year for the best sugar cur
ed hams over twenty other contest
ants. The prize was $500 In gold
which was given by Berkshire Breed
ing Association of that State.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
Shocked By Lightning

Mrs. Charles G. Leer, Of near this
city, lhad a very narrow escape from
serious injury when a bolt of lightning
struck her home. Mrs. Leer was stand
ing on the front porch at her home
when the lightning struck a telephone
wire leading to her house and followed
it to the building. where it ran down a
wire netting on the porch where she
was standing. She received slight
shoe. The lightning killed valuable
peafowl that had taken refuge from
the storm near the house.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
Today is Cleaning Day.

Today is cleaning day in Paris. The
Civic Committees of the Women s
Club of this city has designated it as
the day for clenaing up in the city,
and they have the cooperation of the
city authorities. The city carts and
wagons will be placed at the disposal
of the residents and all objectionaI
accumulation of the past winter will be
hauled laway free of charge. Every
housekeeper should take advantage of
this opportunity to get rid of the OBJ
jectiohable and unsightly refuse for the
sake of health and cleanliness and
pride for appearances-
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
Public Sale of Lots May'I5.

Mr.John S. Jones. the lumber deal
er, is subdivicing his property in the
old fair grounds addition in Paris, into
building lots and will hold a public
sale on Wednesday May Is. There
will be 25 choice lots located on Nine
teenth street, Clifton street and
Clintonville pike.
This is one of the most desirable
residence additions i'm Paris, and the
lots for building purposes could not
lay better, and should meet with a
ready sale.
Watch the Bourbon News for q more
detailed description of this valuable
property.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
Bourbon Man Chosen judge.

At regular meeting of the Mont
gomery County Fair Association. Mr.
Sanford Carpenter, of Millersburg, this
county, was elected as judge for the
rings at the fair to be held in Mt.
Sterling in July. In the championship
classes two associate judges will &C,
with Mr.. Carpenter land they will be
selected at later date. Mr.. Carpen-
ter is regarded as one of the best
judges in the State and his competency
is acknowledgement over this section.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
Paris Men Attend Shoot.

The regular Thursday shoot of the
Fayette Gun Club:was held last week,
and in spite of the early season the
shooting was considered excellent. A
very good performance was made bv
Messers. j. Q. Ward and Mrs. Thomas
H. CLAW, both of this city each securir g
81 out of possible 100 birds. the b gh-
est of the dav
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
The New Jones Subdivision Sur
veyed-Sale NAY Is.

Don't fail to get ready for the pub
lie sale of building lots IN the old fair
grounds addition, which will be held
on Wednesday, May Is. These are
about the must desirable building lots
in Paris and they will steadily increase
in value. Watch for advertisement.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
Commandery Secures Quarters

Versailles Commander No. 3, Knights
Templar. which will come to Paris to
attend the annual conclave to be held
May 29-30 has beer assigned to quar-
tiers at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Bishop at the corner of Stoner ave-
nue. and Vine street.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
fHE B0URB0N NEWS.
a." ALWAYS HAS THE BEST
" OF EVERYTHING
Land Sold at Auction.

Auctioneer M. F.|Kennay. sold Sat
urday for Master Commissioner c. A.
Mcmillan, "A acres of unimproved land
belonging to Mrs. Emily Spears Clay.
located on the BrentsviIle pike about
four miles from Paris TO James Whaley
for 50. 100.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
For the Opening Game To-
morrow

you'll want to look your best. Come
in and let US fit you out in one of our
blue serge suits. Sl5.00 to $50. 90.
j. w. DAVIS q co.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
Lawn Mowers.

We can save you money on lawn
mowers. We buy direct from the fac
tory and save you the middleman's S
profit. We sell the celebrated Ewood
none better.
30-4t LAWN & CONNELL.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
A New Soft Drink.

Sinalcc, the new soft drink is now
all the rage-everybody' drinking it.
Eight different crushed fruit favors.
Come in and try a bottle.
1t JAS. E. CRAVEN.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
Paris Teacher a DELEGATE.

Miss Nellie Whaley. a member of the
faculty of the Paris City School, has
received the appointment as delegate to
the Southern Sociological Congress.
which will be in session in Nashville.
Tenn, from May I'll. The appoint
ment was made by Governor James 3.
McCrearY.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
Porch Furniture.

Come in and look at our beautiful
stock of porch furniture. Also all
kinds of furniture for the lawn. porch
shades IN all colors and sizes.
j. T. HINTON.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
We're Going to the Game

but before we 20 we want to fit you
out In new attire, 20 come before the
game.
J. w. DAVIS & co.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30

lkyour hogs are sick come in and
get Laughlin's Cholera Cure. and cure
them. The best farmers in Bourbon
county will tell you it cures. For sale
only by
CHAS. E. BUTLER & CO.,
Druggists.
~ tt Opp. Court House. Paris.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
Large Assortment.

The largest and best assorted stock
of rugs can be found at ]. T. Hinton's.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
Seed Corn.

White and yellow seed corn for sale
16-6t R. B. HUTCHCRAFT
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
NOTICE.

Persons having claims against the es-
tate of Mrs. George Wright, deceased,
will present same to Newton Mitchell
properly proven by June 1st.
MISS ANNIE M. WRIGHT
26-4t. Administratix
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-30
Notice..

Bids will be received by the City Coun-
Gil for lighting the streets of Paris from
May l, 1912, to May l, 1913, by order of
the City Council at its regular meeting
April Is, 1912
Bids will be received on or before May
9, 1912. The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids.
J. w. HAYDEN,
(3O Clerk.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-02-15
Grand Forks, North Dakota.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

Notice is hereby given that. by reason of de-
fault IN the terms and condition of that cor
Erickson, single, mortgagor. to the North Da-
kota Loan and Investment Company. n corpor-
alton. ,n moortgagee, bearing date the 18th day Of
the Register of Deeds for Cavalier county,
North Dakota, on the 10th day of July A. d,
1909 at IL 10 O'Clock a. m., and recorded in Book
IS OF mortgages at page 44 and by reason of
said default the MORTGAGE hereby elect to
declare the whole principle sum due and pay
able and said mortgage will be- foreclosed by a
sale of the premises in said mortgage and here.
matter described at the front door of the court
house in the City of Langdon in the County of
Cavalier and State OF North Dakota At the hour
D. 1912, to satisfy the amount due upon said
mortgage at the date of sale, together with
certain taxes aid certain amounts paid by said
MORTGAGE as interest uron, prior mortgage,
rights of the said mortgagee and to save said
premises from foreclosure upon said prior
mortgage, said taxes being as follows. viz:
taxes for the year 1909 amounting to S52.17,
for the year 1910 amounting to $29. II and for the
year l9l1 amounting to the sum of 81 IS, all
paid by said mortgagee January27th 1912, and
IN crest thereon to the date of sale and interest
on that certain prior mortgage ON said pre-
misses dated 18th day of July A.. I. 1909 and filed
for record in the Office of the register of deed
Tor said County GU the 10th day of July 1909 and
recorded in Book IS at page 81, due December
LIST, 1910 amounting to S31 .35 and due December
LIST 1911 amounting to the sum of $4,000 That
Sdlu 6'iiioGHlS Welo necessarily PAID DV the SAID
MORTGAGE to protect its rights in said premises
and to save the same from foreclosure sale.
The premises described in said mortg; ge and
which will be sold to satisfy the same, includ-
ing taxes paid and interest paid on prior mort.
gage, are situate in the County of Cavalier and
State Of North Dakota and are described as the
South West Quarter of Section Eleven in Town
Snlp One Hundred Sixty-three North of Range
Fifty nine.
There will be due on such mortgage at the
date of sale the sum of S674. 90, said sum includ-
ing the amount paid as taxes and interest
thereon to the date of sale and interest paid
on said prior mortgage with interest to the
date of sale, together with the statutory
attorneys fees and costs of this foreclosure.
Dated this 31st day January a. d. 1912.
lhe North Dakota Loan and Investment
Company GA Corporation) Mortgage.
Dickson q DEvANEY.
Attorneys for Mortgagee.
Langdon. North Dakota.
First publication February LIST, 1922 1888
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-02-15

10 the Democrats of North Dakota:
In view of the fact that North Dakota
democracy is not represented IN congress,
the position of national committeeman
will be a very important one in the event
of a democratic victory at the polls next
November. The measure of the claim
on the suffrage of the democrats at the
primary in March must be the good of
the party. Personal ambition, however
laudable must be a secondary considera-
ton. expect support from my fellow
democrats solely on the ground that [
am competent to fill the position, not
because of wealth or lack of wealth. l
have been identified with the demo-
cratic party ever since its organization
in this state. [ invite honest criticism
and honest comparison on my record,
and shall appreciate your vote and in
f1uence at the March primary. Should
l be so fortunate as to be chosen to till
this position, l assure you that the
federal patronage of this state shall be-
long to the democrats of the state, and
that l will not have any personl candi-
date for any position
FRED w. MCLEAN.
Fargo, N. D., February 18th, 1912.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-02-15
II the friends of Col. Harvey succeed

II the friends of Col. Harvey succeed
in establishing the doctrine that a
candidate has no right to shake off a
discredited supporter, ssWall street will
be in position to drive all the progr"s-
sive candidates. from the field. 1t will
only be necessary to divide the oderous
representative of predatory wealth
among the black-listed candidates and
start them to eulogizing !the victims of
the conspiracy. The candidates, &C
cord.ng to Wall street logic would have
to smile and "thank YOU while they
saw their hopes blasted by securing
companionship with known enemies of
the people. Has not the subsidized
press power enough without this new
weapon? Governor Wilson may or may
not be the most available candidate for
president but it will take more than the
break with Col. Harvey to put him out
of the running .-Bryan's Commoner.