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STEAMER TRAVEL. vn

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night. steamer w. F. Num- hyds.v
. o CLOCK a. m: on TUESDAYS sn, iesves !.
touching at tsalaGy, Laconnno Fridas
ish Leave Whatcom for ~ and ~
saturday. Returning, leavane mdale y
Oh Wednesdays and SUNDAYS ;, wha,cus
FOR freight or passage ami, n
or 10 George Foster. on the % boes
MOB, CURTIS BROWNIE, War
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COR RE~PONDENTA:
LONDON-The Anglo Californian Bank
CLmitedl.
NEW YOlik-The Importers and Trad
ers' National Bank.
BOSTON Maverick National Bank.
CHICAGO-Union National Bank.
SAN FRANCISCO--Anglo Californian
Bank Uimited)
PORTLAND (OGN.) -Ladd & TiltOn.
HONG KONG-The Chartered Mercantile
Bank of India, London & China.
VICTORIA (B. C.l-Gareche. Green & Co.
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DLANS AND BILLS OF MATERIAL
l. for Railroad and county bridges, and
all kinds OF piling work. prepared accu-
rately and with dispatch.
Office, Yesler-Leary Block: +. o. Box aI7
AaD-
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DR.. q. Willis Price, dentist.
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NEVADA SOCIETY.

- OCULAR MEETINGS OF THE
No. l. Y. sler-l,eary building. every Tues
day. commencing AT 7:,D p. M. sharp. All
former residents OF Nevada are invited To
attend and become members of the So
ciety. GEO. q. LYON. prcst.
A. ID. DAws0N, Sec'y. sea-
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~ A. BALLOON. VI. d.. NJ. c. p. AND
VI $. Canada,: graduate of the Uni
versity of New York. 1873 ; graduate of
the Bishops University. Montreal. 1882 :;
late surgeon interColOnial Railway. New
Bruins wick. In addition to general prac-
tice | will give Dartic ,lar attention to
general surgery. deformities. diseases of
the spine lungs. and disease o. females.
Office. SIC Front street, over Clayton
Bros Dry Goods Store. Seattle W. 7. ocli
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGClNTS.

10 . never.failine
Cure for Nervous
Debility, Exhaust
ed Vitality, Semi.
nal ,Spsr.
matorrh1a. LOST
MANHOOD. Impo.
tency, Paralysis
PrOststorrh6s, and
oil the terrible Of.
fects Of Self.Abnst
youthful iollies,
and excuses In ma.
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FRANK OWEN.

A TrORNEY-AT-LAW, WILL PRAC-
"a tice in all the Courts. Yesler-L eary
building. Seattle, w. r. iyf II
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j. q. METCAlEE.

\ TTORNEY-AT-LAW. ROOMS !
n and g. Yesler-Leary block. corner
Commercial and Mill streets, will prac-
tice in the Supreme Court OF the United
states and all the Courts of Washington
Territory. lett
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-08
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION ca
: Carrying the y. S. Mail.
WIIAT(OM
THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY,

Willleave Seattle for Skagit riverand way
ports. every Monday and Thursday. re-
turning Tuesdays and Fridays.
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rRANS-CONTINENTAI
SHORT LIME

FOr through tickets. time tables and full
Information apply To }. ii. CARNEY,
Agent &. and 2. 5. X. X. Co.. Seattle. or TO
any coupon ticket agent on this coast.
). ). MEkRILL, \. V. Ii. CARPENTER.
Gen1 Manager. Gen. Pass. * 'r'kt Agt
W. ii. DIXON. Gen. \. w. Pass. Agt. ST.
Paul. MINI.
W. II. MARSHALL, TRAY. Pass. Agent,
81 Front It,, Portland Or. se2 inn
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.


WHEREAS, Default has been made III the
w conditions OF a certain mortgage, executed
and delivered by j: Irwin Riclarls d; and Mary
kicl;,IS, his Wie mortg'gors, to The American M
mortgage, dated he l+th day Of January, A. D..
1882. and recorded in the office Of the Register Of
mesota, on the l4tl daY ofJanuary, A. D. 1852, at
IL :25 O'Clock. y. NJ, i'll book "E OF Mortgages, on
pages Al, 472 and t'3, ON which there Il claimed
to the ee aS s @ ii i rMsnty s at a% e so a1s Of s noe
lars us interest upon the principal sum Of Three
Hundred Dollars therein, yet to BECOME due and
And no :;S" "a s"" or pr"ccedng has been instituted
AT III" or III equity 70 recover the oeDt secured
by said morlyase, or any part thereof .,o, .,,,,
by virtue Of power OF sale contained i'll said
mortgage. and Of the statute in such
sse made and proyided the said mortgage VIII
therein described, at public auction, for cash. by
the Sheriff of said county. at the front door Of
the Court House, in the Village Of W0rthington.
Ill the county of Mobiles and State OF Minnesota.
Saturday, the 10Th day of May,
a. d. 1885, at O'Clock in the forenoon, to satisfy
the amount which shall then be due and yet to
become due on said mortgage, with the interest
thereon, and costs and expenses Of sale, and
Twenty-Five Dollars attorneys fees, as stipulated
| in said mortgage in case Of foreclosure
| The premises described in said mortgage, and
so to be sold are the lot, piece or parcel o land
| situated in the county of Mobiles and State OF
Minnesota and known and described as follows
| t0-Wit:
The north half % of the southwest quarter %
Of Section No: Thirty (3o) in Township n"
One Hundred and Four uOD Of Range NO
Thirty mine la9). west. containing s. and 1911"
AMERICAN FREEHOLD LAND MORTGAGE
CQMPANY, n PA5 LIMITED; M.rtgsgee ra;sgt,ea
First pub M'ci .. 1888.
Last pub. May 10, 1883.
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TILE REACTION REGNN.


The ADVANCE editor has been Bit
terly denounced us an "infidel lunatic"
for the vigorous fight which he has
made during the past decade upon the
in famous Conlstock and all similar So
cieties for suppressing free thought
and free speech.
Very few church people even haye been
ware what has been going on III their
own ranks and what insidious and un.
constitutional means have been resort
ed to by the extreme element, the Com
stock wing, of the Orthodox churches,
for suppressing the publication of all
ideas 1T variance with Orthodoxy.
But the Imprisonment of Liant, Ben
nett, Haywood, Train and others, has
excited so much vigorous protest and
organization among Liberals, that the
church is taking the alarm, and the
better element are beginning to call a
halt. We notice with much satisfac
tion that the Congregationalist, the In
terror, Christian Register and similar
church papers are speaking out decid-
edly against the Imprisonment of three
publishers in London for so-called
"Blasphemy." The Interior says:
The sentence Of Il man to Il year y
hard labor in the penitentiary. and an.
other to nine m ,nthS. and another three
months, and the lodgment Of IN innn-
cent news'lealer in Jail with heavy
fine, all for the expression of religious
or lrrellgiouS convictions, is an assault.
upon English liberty that will arouse
the most intense and vindicntive ami
mostly against the religious organiza-
tions Of the realm.
The Interior calls this London "Blas.
phemy Society" which prosecuted the
publishers, this new society Of indis-
Greet and fanatical zealots.'
It will not be long 1T this rate until
all the better class of church papers
will be occupying the very ground
which the ADVANCE has been occupy
ing for years, and will be using the
very epithets we, have used, such a.
fanatics, ''"Zealots, "''bigots, ""blood
hounds" infamous" INTERNAL" etc
Now that the Congregationalist, thu
lnterior, the Register, etc., have beer
bold enough to denounce the Blasphe
my Society Of London, will they join u.
in denouncing the Comstock Vice Soci
ETY. of New York, which is an exac,
counterpart. of the London Society? II
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RUSHMORE.

Miss Smith, our brisk and lively teacher, has
been visiting friends ut WCr: hing' on for II few
days. Having returned, business is resumed as
usual, making the little ones hold up their heads,
look alive, etc, etc, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schae1er are visiting at ST. Paul.
Mrs. A. G. Seney ard Willie Wemple were
down from the Falls Oh Tuesday.
Miss Nina Bedfo. will be home Saturday.
S. Eastman has pow completed the tree claim.
Kites are all the rage with the boys, both large
and snll.l
ECARG.
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q reCeNt term Of COUr
NEW PA PER Ar LUVERNE.
The Rock Rapids Review says Of the

The Rock Rapids Review says Of the
Lhverne Herald:
The Luverne Herald is 4 mere politi-
cal and sOcia! dwarf, nothing more,
nothing less, and ''crooks the preg-
nant hinges Of the knee that thrift may
follow fawning." One Of the promi-
nent business men OF Luverne recently
Informed us that the place needed an
enterprising, independent journal that
would mash every brass collar tossed at
its neck and give the people Il show
The Herald is the only paper in the
county. To paper of the right stripe
starting at I.nverDe, the Review will
give An advertisement and pay for it,
and the paper could doubtless get addi-
tional advertising from this place us
the Rapids draws considerable trade
from just over the line in Minnesota;
besides, and chiefly. Luverne would
give it good patronage. Here is an
opening for some wide:awaks, anti-ring
publisher.
The press. and material on wich the
notorious Worthington Journal was
printed can be had. Here is,a chance
for some enterprising printer.
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RIGELOY.

Mr.. Frazer recently shipped il, q oar Loaf of
h"usehod d goods. farming implements, feed
etc. lie intends to start i cattle ranch SOUTH
west Of town.
Miss Anna Wright is whiting her aunt, Mrs.
Deb, os. kumOr says she will teach tie village
school.
Tie Sibl;y papers have consi ierable tu say
about Mr.. K!ampe's load Of wheat, but they for
got to $ ate tl,tt iIle principa reason why he
went to W,rth:nytou WAS 10 &c: Iii plow fixed
so it would rum.
William Fix lost all his hay by prairie fire on
FliHay last
John Iuung concluded lie would ia her Ic !,
flrlner than II soldier
Mrs. Yates and uil.ld ell left for Orange, where
Charley has been fO: the past month.
Mr. ChanlDerl i'll s.Oppe,i over Oh his way to
Dakota.
ALr:lA ZETA.
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IVILLMONT.

Most Of the wheat, oats and barley is in the
ground, and farmers are thinking of starting
flax. :
Rev. Father Knauf, OF Adrian. held Catholic
service Oh last Sunday in the school house. No
63, which was largely attended.
An >1an boy arrived last Wednesday after
noon at the family headquarters Of John Mock
on account Of which John set up the beer to his
friends on Sunday. 1t tasted well. .. i.
Nels Martin lc!urned to his land again
from saltwater last week. lie has been absent
about 4 year. --.-s. t..-
john Mock and Il. Sell got seed flax rom Win
dom. 1t was raised in Manitoba.
IVILLMONT.
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SNATCNED FROM TIE GRAVE

Mrs. Helen PI,arviz, No. 33l Dayton
ST., Chicago. Ill.,, is new III her sixty
eighth year, and states that she has
suffered with cOnsumW ion for about
ten years. was treated by nine physi-
clans, all of them prononncing her case
hopeless. She had given up all hopes
IF ever recovering. Seven bottles of
DR.. Kings New Discovery fo: con-
sumption completely cured her. Doubt
ing ones, please drop her a postal and
satisfy yourselves. Trial bottles free
ut e. II. Smiths drug store. Large
size 81 90
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Estherville Vindlcator, 13: Suits
lave been commenced in the district
court of this county by Mrs. Frank Da
w against the three saloon keepers in
this place, claiming $1,000 damages in
eacl, case for selling Intoxicating liq-
uors to her husband, and asking that
said sums be made lien upon the sa-
loon property from the time the petit
tic, were placed on file.
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RAILROAD NEWS.
OUR ROAD TO FARGO.

OUR ROAD TO FARGO.
The Cedar Rapids Republican says
that the Burlington, Cedar Rapids u
Northern, which now rests ut Worth
imgtOn, is to be extended via Lake
kaml~ska to Fargo. Tie Milwaukee
company cannot afford to let another
company swing il ahead of its Milbank
line into the railroad center of north
D.IkOta.-Shellon Mail.
Tho thing for the Milwaukee t. do is
to push right through Spirit Lake and
Worthingtom and strike out across the
country to u junction with their line up
the Jim River Valley. That will give
them Il short cut to the Northern Pacif-
ic county. -v-..-. - =, r. r. -
The Currie Minnesotian of last week
says.
1t is now an established fact that
this road will be built, through this
country. this summer and will run Ell
ther 1T the foot of the ridge in the west
ern part, passing through Lowville or
60 direct from Worthingtom to Tracy,
on the east side of Lake Sl,etek. But
which ever rOute it does run there will
be a second road. and may be first.
that will take one or the other of these
routes. There will be two roads run.
ming north and south through this
county inside Ut u year.
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Tornadoes. 1888 opens with some
terrific tornadoes. On April 22d, the
town of Beauregard, Miss, was
destroyed, 80 to 4opersons beng killed.
Part CT the town Of Wesson was also
destroyed and l3 persons killed and 60
wounded. The same day cyclone
passed over Eastman and Albany, Ga,
killing and wounding number of per-
SONS. Same day, cyclone passed over
Danbury, Iowa, destroying considera-
ble property but no lives.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
/. SALE UNDER DECREE

SALE UNDER DECKEE
sASTATE OF MINNESOTA, , ezsos@a .s,z.-~5s,.e.--a
~ COUNTY OF MOBILES
IN DISTRICT COURT,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. I
lows; Loan and Trust Com pany,
Plaintiffs,
VS..
Wallace +. Thomps N and Edyth O. THOMPSON.
Defendants.
NOti"c Of Sale Under Decree
NOTICE IS hereby given llr4t in pursuance Of
~ dc':ree of said Court made and entered In
SAID ac:1 ~, on April iv,h. lSo3, and certified
cHpy or which has been delivered to me
With orders to enforce the same, that I will
sell ut pub ic auction, to the highest bidder
for c;lsl!, III the front dor of the Court house
IN the viil.ge of Worthington, Mobiles cuu,l.
ty, Mi::nesota, on,
Saturday, the Goth day of May, 1888,
At 10 ocl 'ck m. the real estate in said decree
| described rs follows:
| the SoutheaS! quarter u of section No. Four
| I } in township No. One Hundred and Four (:O4)
III rarSs NO. FoltyTwO (42),
| IN Mobiles couity, Minnesota.
| Dated April I'll, 1883
| Il. Il. MILLER,
| Sh"liT Mobiles County, Minnesota.
| DANIEL hOaiiER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
| tirs' pub April L., 1883.
L..st pub M"y L., l.:5
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ECAIlG.
LEOTA.

We notice the smiling countcnance OF Sid
Howard, of Eau' lairr. on our streets once more
II" 'Onght four more horses with him. which
makes ten in all hat they have un the ir farm.
School is progressing finely un!er the care Of
Mis-; knirs.
The hard wind from :he :lst to the eth, play
ed sad havoc with lay roofs aud stacks.
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MINNESOTA, THURSDAY, APRIL 26. 1883.
COUNTY NEWS.
I(lR

LOIt1IW. = - -
Farmers all busy plowinf and seeding
We learn that e.. Brown has so d his stock and
farming tools and is preparing to go east.
A. +. Tuttle's COW got in his well, i5 81. deep
the other day, but they got her out again all
right.
Us. Firth has y good pony for sale cheap
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WINDOW WANTS IT.

Sure to go through: The Worthing.
ton Advance, is confident that three or
four new railroads will be built into
that place this summer. Tue North
western is one "f them aud the Mime
apolis and st. Louis is another. The
latter we believe will be sure tn go
through and will come by Tracy.-M:n-
nesOtian.
Railroad lines are apt to be located
where the hest inducements are held
out, in the way OF business or local aid
and bonus. Redwood Falls is directly
north from Windom and we are not sn
far east of an air line from Redwood t.
Worthington us Tracy is IT, the west.
While u straight line would pass near
I.ambcrtoM and through the western
part of our county. an .tfnrt on the part
of Window might bring the road here.
instead of at Tracy. It's worth trial.
Window Citizen.
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16l1a

Is safe to den ounce 4 society AZ far
away as London, but it will require
more courage and ''sacritice" to de-
noupcs one near by and whose network
covers us all. What have the Congre.
gationalist, the Interior aud the Regist-
er tosay Of the equally unjust and wick.
ed imprisonment of D. NJ. Bennett and
John A. Liant OF American soil?
RAILROAD NEWS.
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COURT,
Since our last report the following cases have
been tried bV the Court:


Since our last report the following cases have
been tried by the Court:
John Il. Dewey vs.. Il. II. Miller.
John Kills, Us. Il. Il. Miller.
Peter Thompson VS.. Matthias Bridges.
N. T.. Rose VS.. Edward Cooper.
The following cases arc ~ he submitted Oh
briefs:
Aaron Carpenter VS. Ole Anderson.
H. ID. Barber VS.. John Brennan.
The Court adjourned on Friday until the 18th
"f July next, wien it is hoped the remainder of
the cases OH the calendar will be disposed of.
The clSe of the State VS.. Ben LangdOn was stay
ed until the July meeting.
Parties desiring second naturalization papers
will have another opportunity to procure them
when Court meets again on the 18th Of july.
Following is q list of the second naturalization
papers granted at the recent term of court:
John Nimmerfroh Vinzenz Friend
Alfred Friend Joseph Yam
Jacob TObart Peter II. Osborn
Lewis Larson Andrew Erickson
Francis NimmeTfrOh John iiabermann
katerine Haberman Rebekka ChriStiansOn
Peter Jordan John Wilson
George Sandland Knud Ol-on
Anna AlOberg Daniel Anderson
Franz kuScllell Peter Devlin
SOren C. ChrjStianSOM John HallOmek
Franz Chepa Thomas }. L.nch
John B. Habermann Franz Walker
SWanty w. Swannman Maurice 1learn
Edward GRAY Alexander Clark
JOHN krier Hermann Pinty.
Alexander Roach John B Disch
john Peter Hens.
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ADRIAN.


Pretty windy weather lately.
Banker Jones i, to build new bank Oh the
| north 81 ;e John jon. S store.
Wall Paper and Borders ut Rice's
Editor lIaisle.t, accompanied 10y Mr.. Titus,
hrrnesS maker of iicron Lake, were in town
yesterday.
y. Mcto ord, of Lism ore township, was cleaned
out by fire Friday, lOsing Ills house, barn, two
| oxen and two cows only saving part OF his furn
itu:e and clothing. subscription was started
and iifty-tive dollars was raised for his benefit.
| His hay stack caught fire from some unknown
cause, and communicated it to his buildings
A choice lot of house plants and flower pots at
! the Old Reliable drug store.
| Last Thursday afternoon Lawyer Nielsen had
| a harrow escape from losing his barn and grain.
A haystack about ~ feet east Of his barn, and S
| feet v est Of another stack, took fire. Men from
Adrian went out ard helped to keep it from
| spreading and put it out. smoking about the
| barn was the cause.
Editor IIaislett has rentel the Ilumiston
| House.
Mixed Paints. all shades, at the Old Reliable
drug store.
Mr. Titus, the harness maker Of Heron Lake
is in town. talking nf starting his shop III Adrian
and taking John Krosts pace Dy moving his
stock here.
Banker Jones has bought the Adrian House
ami property.
| Timothy. Garden and Flower seeds at the Old
! Reliable drug store.
Senator A. NJ. Crosby is fitting up his real cs-
! tate Office in fine style.
| Mr.. Titus has rented the BOstick building
| from L. Cooper, to move his harness shop and
stock in.
William Welchs' boy, who has been sick with
diphthclia, died last week, ami was buried in
the Adrian Cemetery.
An article so favorably known us
Halls hair renewer needs no words of
praise from us. It has won its way to
the highest favor III the public mind,
and lnultitudes who have vainly used
other preparations have, on trying this,
been made glad by the speedy restor.-
tion of abundant locks as i'll the days
of youth.
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R1 NSNlf.

Parker BristOc, of Troy, n. Y, is visiting his
uncle, NJ. $. Belknap.
Seeding nicely begun.
Gophers have put III their appearance.
NJ s. Eelknap is going to Nebraska to see the
country.
The Graves Bros have rented T. j. Suttons
farm.
E. McN1anus, Of Little Rock, has purchased
the quarter section taken by S. l. w. Allen. Sue
cess to him.
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Dressmaking and all kinds If sewing
done by Miss MulrOy at Mrs. DeWolf's
Millinery Store. Satisfaction Ruaran.
teed. 34.2w
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Considerable plowing has been dore, and this
week will finish most Of the seeding except
flax.
Il. II. Belknap has one eve that had 3 lambs
this spring
Willie Guernsy has returned from Dakota
where he has been Attending school.
REMOu.
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Then they ought to ha into Wnrthing-
ton before winter. Send them along.

The Wabash. Milford correspond
ence of the Spirit Lake Beacon: W.
have good authority for asserting that
gradin. on the Des M"ines Northwest
ern railroad will be resumed III this
county as soon as the cn'ditio, 1T the
ground is suitable. the track wilenrd
t" Il broad gauge, and work pushed III t.,
idly to ca npltkiun.
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Messrs. Cory and Osborne were in
formed upon good authority while in
DeS MOines that the milwaukee, would
haye trains running into Spirit Lake
before the first day Of June.-Spitit
.ake Be.ucOn