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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-09
SULLIVAN.

Nov.7.-George Johnson and family and
VIII Drake, returned from Kansas las,
Thursday. They went there month ago
hoping the change would benefit Mrs.
johnson, They lett their trunks st the
station, and that night they were broken
open and one old suit Of clothes taken. II
seems that they did not care for new
clothes, as they were left The week be-
fore Mr.. Rogers house was entered and
canned fruit and vinegar were taken out
Of the cellar.
Last Saturday night travellers staid In
W. 8. Riggs house. They wrote on the
wall thanking him for their shelter and
left HIM two plugs Of tobacco as q me.
mento. h hl .a
i Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and daughter Rhea
went to Barberton, o., on visit, last
Thursday, TO remain over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Holbrook and Miss frankie
are visiting her sister, Mrs. s. Cummings.
Mrs.. 2. Ingraham started for Michigan,
today, iaas -iA4s 6w Il y
Orlan Dlrlam, Of Huntington, moves In.
10 W!ssRlggs' house this week. 'tl ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-09
WASHINGTON LETTER.

Nov. 4-The republican tidal wave Il
growing so rapidly that all doubts Of the
result of the election next Tuesday have
vanished; the victory is regarded as hav
Ing already been won, and il is now only
a question of majorlties, in the states as
we'll as In the electoral college, and present
indications are that the democrats will gel
few more, If any, than one-thlrd OF the
members Of the electoral college, aud the
possibility Of the election being thrown
into the house has been averted by state.
ment from the leaders Of the peoples par.
ty to the effect that every elector elected
by that party win cast his vote for Harri.
son, II 1t becomes necessary to prevent the
election of Cleveland. which would be
the result Of throwing the election
Into the house. Harrison will need
no assistance from the peoples party
his reelection by republican votes is as
absolutely certain as anything that has not
| "h0sey bahou pace eau De.
II the Alabama democrats carry out
their threats to arrest deputy U. y. maj
shals on election day they will spend the
remainder of their lives regre,ting 1t.
The claim that the appointment of these
officials outside of the large cities is lille.
gal is nonsense. Directions for such ap-
pointments were made by the democratic
attorney general whenever they were
asked for by the requisite number Of clti.
zens, under the direct orders of Mr.. Cleve.
land Attorney.General Miller has gone
to Indiana to aid In closing the campaign
and to vote, but Acting Attorney. General
Aldrich has taken steps to see tina. the au.
thority Of the United States is respected
in Alabama, as elsewhere.
Mr. Blaine is deeply interested in the
campaign, and in constant communication
with prominent republicans in all parts of
the country, and, like all the rest of the
republicans hereabouts, he regards the
battle for protection, reciprocity and hon.
est money as already wop, and thinks the
republican majority in the electoral col
lege will be considerably larger than four
years ago.
II being a physical lmpossibility TO re-
ply individually to the thousands of letters
and kilograms extending sympathy to him.
self and family in their bereavement
which he has received, the president this
week gave to the press association, for
publication, a general acknowled dgment
for himself and family, concluding with
these feeling words: ave are grateful,
very grateful, for this great cup of good
will and for your prayerful iniercession.
May God give to each Of you in every
trial that grace and strength which you
have asked for u.s."
Postoffice department officials say tha,
the new return postal card, just placed on
sale has proved an instantaneous success.
and that business men are ordering them
in large quantities, much more freely than
was expected 90 soon after their in.roduc-
tion.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-09
Probate Court.

Iral A Webster, Elyria, appointed guar
dian of Albert NJ and Angie L Webster.
Flora v Stanley, oberlin, appointed
guardian Of Margurite L and Lucille J
Stanley.
H N Address, administrator Of estate Of
VIM Dayis, 70 Mary DaYis, ct al. Petition
filed for order to sell land. Hearing sp-
pointed November 28,h. nu
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-09

d HATHAWAY. VI. D. Specialties
u, Rectal diseases AM diseases of the
bladder and kidneys. Rectal diseases
treated without pain or detention from
business Diseases of the bladder and
kidneys treated only after proper exam.
ination of the urine. Wellington o.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18
Cine Iuffiae S6iera,
siebcS san tsnS 2eio.
Cine IraaDbie In fiinf 8ilbern.


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Sine alte Sun9fer. Die iebr itrens oa-
rauf belt, baB ibre Sienitboten vi9ab.
frei" ieien, beiaB einen grauen gapa.
gel, rpoap" 9enannt, Der nit number.
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gines Sases iab iid Die alte Sams
peranlaBt, eines ibrer MGb6en ipesen
8erltobes geeen ibren rS6abbefebl"
itrens aussui6elten. Sies bradte bas
Mdo9en 10 auf baB iie ben Gebe.
itrom, in benz lie ibren Wtit=Oienifbo.
ten ibr 2eio tlaste, nit Dem leioen.
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bas eeb0rt bate. Derlor: als er bala
barauf in's WobnSimmer sebra9t wur.
be, feline 3eit, mas er ebeu 9elernt,
pieber bon iib 3u geben, gum groBen
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einen nWint bes Simmels" erblidte.
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&atb, Der ibr 9iitigit ieinen eisenen
Yapa9ei, pel9er beinabe cine ganat
greoi9t prebiaen, Yialmen iinsen &C.
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glmeiicueieriommlerstodte BON 3eQia.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18
(Scrtietuns fofst.)
gB6rtlifl. ..Sh habe in me!

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Sade ein Sob aerlncn. nooon meine
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meroen h1h nidt Sano OIL iid lesen
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-06-24
TO THE REFORM PRESS.


You are kindly requested articles this paper ca
alliance convention the that call has
egraphed from that split this saeand
fusion fact These lies Seven old miserable
head poiansd by exnaonal banker republican holder
who has expelled county
the saeor the sole publishing abroad the spt and the
"fuslon fact.'
We that the peoples this state royal blue
unit and we'll knit The campaign going red
1000 meetings will tell the story.
the
known the Owen the alliance utterly deserted that
small faction and has practically disappeared
head that only counties so will respond the CALL they
they only mudgng odpay coartags the
alliance for that Every delegate o have idea that
will heidi there will stand smirched with
ruption while life lasts.
By purchased influence the Printers Unon No.
York City, went Minneapolis endorsed Millionaire
Rat Reid for the Vice Presidency Reid has organized
five millions OF dollars.
When he built his magnificent recently he imported Italian
under deadly contract Toe dayo 90
skilled And the workers boyco him. Even
the newsbOys boycotted the Tribune long time.
Then the patched
unions The National Typographical nion Philadelphia
took the matter then referred Union No. New York City
Union No bas endorse the
tions This enros labor the
Reid.
Any labor who aids Rat Reid
the write Harrison Reid will
not carry a single state in the Union
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-06-24
BANKER CONCRESSmEN,
Our Foreathers Understood the Dangers of Putocrucv
and Acted Wisely in Reference Thereto

In the early history OF this country there
ganzed the and
human liberty Upon the hand the Washngons
Monroes Henr
become familiar to history These represented republican free
government policy without nobility. 3 s
hand the tories
led by Alexander Hamilton The
ment Of national banks and
Europze America the
dollar to be borrowed dollar The funded
all national loans into nnpyab
Into these securities wealthy could
the middle classesand get their
These methods making
it had operated there for years.
Against these nearous schemes
breasts of three fourth
alatn JAS Monroe and Madison lifted
power The world heard gigantic defense
than previous to the fall the death
duelo with Aaron Burr.
The national bank scheme uped
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-06-24
Bound to Have it So.

For weeks the sehood Of the Kansas
Nebraska fusion Minnesota the OF
these amusing
crackers cheese poor
keg OF nails
Globe report the
vention then the straight proceed
the straight peoples party Day after the muat
ed
Saturdays Globe captured the catfish said:
FUSION A FACTl
then associated
that had nominated it's full ticket That
and sometime the democratic party might call
endorse the peoples party ticket
Split robe of night and let the shine upon this
ubmty sobb the party intelligent
(o their yess clams) fooled
How Ebus will this nightmare dwell earthH
How Loveac will the bearse be passng Pyh light into
the souls the deuded snobs that much like puoo
they resemble themselves
Omaha apart euogy Of the
president U-Co L. Polk
gnaius Donn Weaver Ashby others will speak
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-06-24

condition buidpgs mortgages
money has his condition returns from
the old that they
land for their children put better and larger
buildings and because has failed farming and forced
himself family
what Of this
Of the whole with possibly few exceptions where
they have had failure of crops
the remarkable shtless mpudence
thrust before peoples The fool editor who would permit such
sage fellow right life The
organized protect folly which lies beneath the feet Of
idiots. Let this morsel of beauty
Why the repub
gott
1891 1890
Of noting that fingered
whois evidently the puc dog kennel occupies his
$765n But doesn't wall
t-in he n a spirit
mehodxamines the recod No task
perhaps. So merely
recorded
saps down a number thus
1890 1920 22 22s mortgages reeased s155952 s55
Then this figures There
than 1890 amounting $7354s. Ah here pretty He
number the Odd isn't
each of those
discover that he has the releases O21 each!
He master-mechanc at fggers!
The fact is, the 'hul bizness' s fraud.
of
500 each to close final But let figure that
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-06-24

should issue nuing all
Talk about ANARCHY This the anarchy puocracy
and measured tread coldly cruelty destroying the republic
Let the people speak When the legislatures all the
let the popuace demand of eetng
memora Immediately national banker
stockhoder from the aw-makng body.
Prate special lon Below about protection class
And
laws made Liberty! weeping
willows, the where Libertys ashes lie
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-06-24

Wall Street collar. There were no
McAllister-4OOs at that time. He
siezed the banking reptile by the
throat, and hurled the infamy down
to death a second time.
1t wanted the everlasting indiBer-
ence" OF the people in the '6Os, when
war shrieked and patriotism bubbled,
for the shiny fiend to crowd up into q
ministry of power. and poison the
blood of the national body. And
then ten thousand purchased presses,
proclaimed that the national bank
ing system was the best banking sys-
tenn on earth!
To show the spirit of the men at
the dawn of national polity, read the,
law engrossed upon the national
statute books on the 10th OF June,
1874 OH Congress, p. 20 U. S. Sen
ate Journal. LIST SESSION.:
''Any person holding any Office or
stock in any institution in the nature
OF bank for issuing or discounting
billsol notes to- bearer or order, nm
der the authority OF the United
States, cannot be a member of either
house while he holds such office or
stock"
This law remains upon the statute
book to this hour, and yet not only
we're nearl y one-fourth OF some of our
late congresses bankers, but prob
ably more than one-half have been
holders of bank stock, and we dis
tinctly believe that the Supreme.
Court could be compelled to pro-
nounce laws passed by such a con-
gress to be unconstitutional and.
void.
In the name of the American peo-
pie, who have been outraged now for
thirty years, we demand that every
national banker and every owner Of
national bank stock now seated in~
congress be unseated. And a. manda-
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-06-24

matter and take his thousand dollar
1890 $40 mortgages recorded $252 92O
1890 22S releases. 155,952
Excess OF recorded released
Ah the on the the side poverty
n $3.50 900. In other words for every
500 Released $763 Mere Recorded
In 1891 the following facts-whch
1891 353 mortgages recorded $270,12O
released
Excess of recorded released 4O62O
recorded in 1891. =
the miserable deceive his eowmn
into ruin and slavery wants bring let him
FORTH We want these cruel hart pute
get all the they would be
gnorancebu horsewhppng would answer
enough. But let pass
Now this fellow and compares the mortgages
ed with the The
Think of It'll
Has it this? This would
calamity think that it had sa
OF total Of mortgagbut
and then mups the
before the -
The actual fact simply the ofmogag
~
TWO AND sEvENTENTHs PER
OF the total assessed value the awful to
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-06-24

Plate without mingled
releases of thousand ach that the
three valuation. This
rb We can't down the level the fool who that
answer his last proposition.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-06-24

MORTGAGES.
1890. $252,92O
1891. 27O,1 100
OF this about one-tenth were village
property and the balance on farms.
This is an average of $683 for each
mortgage in 1890, and $765, in 1891.
To get at the amount of mortgages
released we took the average of mort
cages made for the year and find it
as follows:
RELEASE OF MORTGAGES.
1890. ....22S $155, 1852
1891. 229, ,5OO
An increase of $73,54S over 1890,
and y in number. This is an increase
of mortgages made over mortgages
released for 1890 OF 500, 1868 and but
$5O,62O for 1891. This is an excel
lent showing for 1891, and although
there is an increase in mortgages
over 1890 it shows also a large in
crease in the releases for '91 over
that year. 1t shows, too, as we ex-
pected uhat the good crops OF l991-
have resulted in an increase OF releases
ofmortgages. and that '92 will. make
a better showing even than 81.
The assessed valuation of the coun-
ty in 1S9O-91 was $3,577 ,229 which
was about one-third the actual valu-
alton, or about $40, 100000. The
per cent then of increase of mort
cages for '91 of the actual valuation
would be but one-half of one per cent!
How is that, calamity howlers, is not
that a good showing? And does it
Indicate that the farmers Of this
county are loaded with mortgages
and that the farmers are being
ruined?
V.
OF course there ere mortgages on
the farms and always will be more or
less. In nine cases out of ten when a
man takes up piece of land he has
not pOt tho canital to MT If in a n
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-06-24
FARM MORTGAGES
IN MCLEOD COUNTY,
Another Blast of its Mortgage Record Which viii Make
Putocracy and the Minons Quake Noy 8th

HHOlHeT D7USI VI 7tS WWtyUye H6CO7U WHCH WITT MUHE
Putocracy and the Minons Quake Noy 8M .
The
call attention to the following article clipped
puppycoar local and written
mus
intos O convenient reference
heard much late about the farm
the becoming
putocracy that they compelled
starving This
actually words None know better
than
accumulating
the matter all this
investigated the and herein will be
our
We 1891 a
the number OF
years. and the mortgages
1890 and 1891, and following is the result
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-06-24

This Republic was founded.
upon principles which involved
the Dignity of Labor. To 1as-
troy the power of Labor is to
construct Caste. A Caste cannot
cO-exist with q Republic.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-06-24

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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-29
Highest OF all in Leavening Power-Latest Govt Report
Re-! R F'xssg1!
ABSOzgg TEasY PURE
Abraham, lincoln

When leaving his home at Springfield
ILL.,, to he inaugurated president OF the
United States, made farewell address
to his old friends aud ncighbors in which
he said, "Ncighbors, give your boys a
: Chance
fAese words como With as much force
today a. they did thirty yours AFRO.
How rive Them This chance
Ug in the northwest is a great empire
awaiting for young and sturdy fellows to
come and dcvclopi, and grow up with
tbc country" All over this broad land
arc the young fellows. the boys that Lin
son referred TO, seeking "a better their
suaaiii9A and get on IN life
Here is their chance,
The country referred To lies along the
Northern Pacific railroad. Here Eou can
fnd pretty much anything you want. in
Minnesota and in the Red river valley Of
North Dakota the finest of prairie lands
fitted for wheat aud grain. nr as well for
diversified farming In western North
Dakota and Montana are stock ranges
limitle>> in extent. clothed with the most
nutritious of grasses
Ii Il fruit farming region Is wanted
there is the whole states. Wa-Ni"lt.,n to
select irom.
As M scenic delights Tho Northern Pa
cilic railroad passes through q country
Congratulated s.I. in crossing the Rocky.
M
greatest mountain scenery TO BIZ .onnd In
the United States from car windows is
found. The wonderful bad lands, Won
dcrtul in graceful form and glowing colo,
are poem. Lakes Pend d 0relle ant
Occur d Alcnc are alone worthy OF /;
-con,incntaI trip. while they are III,
fshcrman'S Ultima Thule. The rid
along Clarls Fork of the Columbia rive
is Il daylight dream. To cap the china.
this is the only way to reach the far fam
ed Yellowstone Park.
To reach and see all this the Northcr
Pacific railroad furnishes trains and ser
vice of unsurpassed excellence. TIL
most approved and comfortable palac
sleeping ears; the best dining ears tina
can be made: Pullman tourist cars goo
for both first and second class passengers
easy riding day coaches With baggas
express and postal cars all drawn by pow
erful Baldwin locomotives. make a trai
fit for royalty itself.
Those seeking for new homes shout
take this train and 20 and spy out IL
land. To be prepared write TO
l',-,t
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-29
The Cn,,,.nbinsDaiiy Ca.cua,r

Remains the only valuable daily pad
calendar The calendar for 80 is of the
| same general design rs tin. of previous
years, consisting of 36G leaves, ore for
every day in the Year and II calendar
for the entire year. The day of tho
| week, of the month, aud of the year are
given, ard OH each leaf is q short ser
mon on the Gospel of Outdoor. Health
and Happiness, with valuable hints on
practical road making. The leaves are
SO arranged li.'t there will be no stub
left, and each one can tic referred TO at
any time during the year The pad is
upon a metallic stand OF ivory black,
arranged so rs to rest upon the desk at
a convenient angle The pad matter,
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make book, is all frcsl, and new and
is of more pertinent value than that of
any previous calendar, Tho calendar
is issued by the Pope Mfg. Co, of Bos-
ton, New York, and Chicago,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-29
First publication Dee. Is
Nort@nae Sale.

Heisnt hrs hacn made in the payment of the.
ptiheipai a'id interest On the sum secured hv n
mortgage given hy Ambrose t. Rohirsn,, No.,
ga9er, to Wright Mel or, ino,tgngee. dated No
Heinper titl. isSis recorded November 4itb.
~. IN the Office Of tae register Of deeds at
y. ,l county. Territory Of Dakota in book /
u, page ~, mortgaging the northwest quarter
. ., &C. dt o. Ten 90 in township one hundred
49, ~, ~ norm Of range scyentyeight Gay
west oi me oh r NJ. in said Hughes cnn,,ty
in@ S"nsh Dasta NJ amount c!nlned to be
Is The sum of Yolir hundred Forty.ono and M
ieg a. mrs. and Forty dollars attorneys fees.
oils mortgage was assigned on The 9th day of
!!iahi1aiy, lsss. by The said mcrtgagee to John
4, ~ ait,ier ahd ne assignment: wa. recorded Il,
the Office o. said register at deeds on tho .sItt,
o't E6 o. fe9rnaty KS IN DOT, 90 on page ~.
vii ,0tIeg - hefe95 given that id mortgage
prelni+es, on 'te list dav Of jan nrs. is93 Mt
teu CLOCK IL ~ nj Toe ,.lnt dpdt. OF t;le sf,,rt
rouse IN the city ofi'erre. cauut7 of Hughes
cash. 49," w
Dated December io, ise,
49, JOHN II. MILLER.
d".th Il. ffi.E Assignee Of Mor;aa ee. 3
Attorney Tor the Assignee Hsron. 5 o. &
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