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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
,aS1ss THE SCHEME



No RothSchiId's Plan he!e cav ,hc
nrussrls Dec. :s.-'rhc Srf''''' iva
so,u,;on Of the monetary problem '.'''
was submitted to the inlrrI.;'''"''' ', '
t,rv conference 10y Mr.. lie k''hs'"'a''
one of thc British delegates was :,
ieated III the committee I" "''''l ,,,a
was referred on the votes 81 '''e w.
gates from France. Italy. h''S'u ~, .:.,
WAY and Sweden and lsu>S'a' III .,',,n
objection made To the pan wa, s,,,
the delegates of the nations "'''''S."I
10 the Latin uniou They d'>;'rl'rN.'
the proposals tina, II pence I've .'A" ':,,,, -"
the III; Nimum purchase price u '.;,h.
This figure was consequently ,,,,
drawn in favor Of n higher Que ''''
this cou,ySSiun failed /" r"'"l'''l' Wv W
posi,iou. NJ. Rnlia"vlirh. "i'' ~ -"
russian delegates and cha "' luz
comn,i,,rcc. presented til" report ''-'''i
This rcrnr, summarized the r'''''''
inyS of the r"ul,uil1rr and ''h''''''' "
that :, minority Of til" members "-','
upon some Of III" ntil,"r points III ~.
DE Ho,hSchill rr"l">Hl. MI '''''''''', :
themselves to no decided support W
any :, hrlur
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
Gossip Of the Sports.

Yale defeats Harvard at foot ball, 6 to Q.
Stamboul trots a mile in Don, lowering
the stallion record.
Whcclsmcn Zimmerman and Sanger are
marched at last to ride for 10000 at Mil
waukec. Iimmcrman's $500 earnest money
was covered by Sanger. Both men seem to
favor one mile race. The date and other
important details have not vet been settled.
Yale defeats Princeton at foot ball. - to .
ThOmaa Dodds and Thomas Carney
employees Of the Union Switch Signal COM
pany, at Braddock, Pa, 1ous It thirty-three
rounds recently with bare knuckles. The
contest was decided u draw. Both men
have been arrested.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

LIEUT.. PEAEY, the famous Greenland
explorer, has become infected with a
desire to find the North Pole There
seems to be something fascinating
about the frozen region OF the North,
that men are so willing to leave every
thing but hope behind and plunge
into the unknown in endeavors to dis
cover the point at which there is no
north, no west and no east, but only
q south
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

Washington. Dee. The death Of .at
',"h!'i WAS tit" universal Subir" Of discus
sum III official circles to-day. ami anon" the
treasury officials especially it was a ,naite'
81 Interest. Secretary Foster voiced The.
"P''" III tie administration when he said
That Mr.. 'i"'lt,!S hra1h would have little
or No 'l'ri 'n TIA" lnon"v markets Of inc
lh>"H states: that his death had b'., !,
n'>'"'Ii'l''i, and Ill" fact that he had with
"r""h IRON; a'iir" lrirtiriDaiion III Wall
N''''' several years ago could not low els
urn h'!S'n">S. II seemed Ia be .,.rt ally
agreed thai Secretary Fosters views coy
cree! III" situation fully. and uilI..i nllircrr;
i'i''h''iiHhI! ""nn"rt"d with the ACTIVE run
n''- "' IN treasury department stared in
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
General News.

The American Mortar Company OF Wau-
kegan, Ill., has assigned.
A case to test the rebate system 0! the
whisky trust is brought in Chicago,
Cora Van Tasscl, the actress, has married
millionaire, after IL brief acquaintance.
Ex-President Hayes has been elected
president of the board OF trustees OF the
Ohio State University.
Prof Young, Of Princeton. assures the
country that there is no cause for alarm
over the approaching comet
1t is learned that it is the Holmes comet,
and not Biela's which will soon be visible,
and that it is rccediny from the earth in
stead OF approaching it.
An organization called "The Industrial
Legion Of the Cnitei States" is formed to
populi>t platform.
The colored preachers Of Atlanta, Ga,
are advising their tiocks to cmigrate to Al.
RIGA, declaring ii the only salvation OF the
negro race in this world.
Marcy, Murray d Co.. lumber dealers at
indianapolis, assigned, with liabilities OF
so. 600, mostly to Wisconsin and Chicago
parties.
An injunction prevented the sale by the
sheriff OF the Wichita, kas.. street railway
line, under mortgage for 1924 600. Colu-
sion is alleged between the plaintiff and
bond-holders and the directors
Leland J. Webb, ex-commander-in-ch eft
ofthe Sons of Veterans. who was recently
adjudged insane. has been released from
custody av Topeka. Has, he having been
cured.
Marshall Phillips wooden merchant. OF
Philadelphia. assigned. Liabilities 5000, :
900; assets much less Mr. Phillips has lost
in speculation in three years, fortune OF
$3.50, OGO lett him by his father.
The Mutual Gas Company, Of Detroit
has been sold by Thompson Dean to Unit
ed States Senator james Mcmillan and his
son, w. &. Mcmillan. The price paid is
81, 100000.
Newspaper readers are watching with
interest just now a contes: Tor supremacy
between two Chicago papers. The Inter
Ocean and Tribune have put up $50, 900 q
piece on the questions of comparative
circulation. The winner will get nothing
but his $40, 900 back again. The money of
the loser will go to some charity.
Advices from Fl. Wingate say that an
other troop of cavalry left there fer the
Garlic mountains under orders to arrest
Navajo chief Black Horse and bring him
to the agency at Fit. Defiance. This will be
done, of course but there may be rlction
before it is accomplished. as it is said the
big chief declares lie will not be taken.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
Driven lA GunSl.icni.t.

Springfield. Ohio. Dec =. Henry Taudrl-
stag"r. Il Srrdy hukin" man came int" Pc
lice headquarters to-day and gay" himself
up for murder. rlauin" ,l';1 his conscience
drove him to the act. III the last twenty
five years he claims To have poisoned iir"
people. all of whom died. They were as
follows: Nora O'Nrill. Mrll'uryt"wu. Pa.
Barbara Killi,raSc. Maplclowl. Pa: $. Muir
ray. New Morrirlh. Ohio: John TAudrIl-
Stag"r his father and Mrs. Fox. Il rnlorcd
woman of this city at The sam. time. Tau
denStagrr WAS locked mp. II" appears IA
1iOnHl, and there are reasons for believing
- part of his story 1T least The polio" are
inrcS, eating. I'll" prisoner is single. about
forty years old. and Il common labor"r.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

Sioux Falls. :. H.. Si'"'l;ii. l''' &C.
Inly 1880 ban Scott. Il n'M>l;'l''E '"'''
this city whom everybody III me N'',''
knows very fav"ral'ly. had IL" taken W.
krrlrv trra,mcul hui II" had taken Il Trip
10 ST. Paul. While there he Indulge! III l'''.'
lions which rendered him Em'l" I" 'i'''m'
rightly what he WAS .i"in-. On the 'N'h,'.S
of July ~ ban f." int" had '"inl'ahH' ne
was surrounded rs he claims. by Il l"' "a
gamblers. who induced him /" 90 into Il '''"
game. Dan lost Il gold watch aud "Iialii anu
$50 in money. hut still kept Ill work III the
tigers den. Before the night was over l'''
had drawn two checks. one l"r $50 ana 'l!'
nj her for $40. 10 bearer. Tn" next di! li'l
came 10 himself and wired the Dakota Mt
tiulil bank Ia stop payment ON lh' 'll'h>.
To-day j. f. Flanagan Of 81. l'ail S'"'ul'i
Il Judgment for the amount Of Inc rir'h>.
'rh. plaintiff represents That h" Is :; 'l"''
broker and ,ll:i, II" inn"c"n1ly advanced the
money on lh. checks. knowing MI scott Tt
he Il man IF means and not known" Tor
what purpose III" checks Were given. ran
II:,";lu SAWS he secured the checks ni Charles
Dunn of Minneapolis. Til" case occupied
hut an hour, The court directed verdict
for the plaintiff. holding that ilil"Nl";i(i"Il
WAS no defense against the validity "i Il
rnrck.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
Back Among His Victims.

trookSton. Mimi. Special Dee. s.. sheriff
Grundyson returned to-day from his trip to
San Bernardo. Cal. where he went some
days ago for the man Cummings of East
Grand Forks. who was arrested upon the
charge of swindling Il large number of farm
er$ in this county. having sold their wheat
to tile amount Of nearly SlOHm and pocket
ed the money. About twenty-five of Cum
mingS' friends We're in town to meet him
upon his arrival. but he refused to talk
with them in any way concerning the mat
ter. He was lodged in jail AMI will await
the action of the grand jury. 1t is said
that Cummings had about SJ.Wn when az
rested. which has been turned over to the
officers
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
The Effect Abroad.

'''l"i'n Dee. =: Particulars Of the IF
'''' 81 Jay ''"ul'l> death upon The marker
't' >'"" mat Tor til" moment the news
''">''' 'h"r"!i-h hiSnrg:lniZaiinn, and Mis-
souri, Pacific. Kansas. Wabash and Union
, ,''ih' Were" especially pressed for sale
mere WAS Il sharp decline. succeeded by =.
'h''i"h under which these stocks almost
'"' l'F recovered from the decline. This
'"p'd f"'"v"ry WIS attributed TO the effect
u earlier cable dispatches among people
'i'P'i'hS Tor III" death Of Mr.. Could so
,"'' me h"WS WHEN it came. did not tax:
III" i'lark" aliu.clll"r by surprise.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

Mr.. GLADSTONE has had another
narrow escape. This time it was from
g. team of omnibus horses that came
near knocking him down as he was
crossing the street. Not long ago he
was looked at savagely by COW, and
shortly before that time was hit in the
eye with cooking school bun. Some
thing will get the grand old man yet,
ii he doesn't watch out.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

The Rothschills are said to have
a curious way OF providing birth
day present ior all the girls OF the
family when they come OF age. Al the
birth OF each little girl six PEARLS
valued at 50 800 are put aside Six
more are added at every birthday,
and when the young lady reaches the
age OF 81 she is presented with the
valuable necklace.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

SOME OF the tribes OF India have IL
marriage ceremony which calls for the
presence OF a COW and calf at the
ceremony. The principals and the
priest drive COW and calf into the
water, and there the bride and groom.
rs well as the clergyman, clutch the
cows tail, while the officiating person
age pours water upon it from a glass
vessel and utters a religious formula.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
ACROSS THE DARK RIVER.
lAY COULD'S DEATH CAUSED BY
CONSUMPTION.
Mo More VIII the Brain of the Wiz
ard of Wall Street Evolve
Schemes for the Dtscom-
future Of the Finan-
cial World.
put on immortality.

Wv y,rk Dee. ). - lay Gould is dead
lie brrathcd his last yesterday morn
ing surrounded by his children, at his
home. II, died us one going to sleep
There. were no signs of pain and he was
conscious until Il few moments before
he died \ short time before he passed
AWAY, he called his children one after
III, other to his side and babe them Il
long farewell. This d"nr. he closed his
ewes and was dead. almost before his
loved ones rrllizrl ii was death.
He seemed to rally just before :
o'clock. bur il WAS not until ! O'Clock
that. there WAS evidence of returning
consciousness. lie passed away ut 9:1l.
his last moments |"ng entirely free
from pain The members of the family
with Dr. Mum. were at his :WdS'l"
when the end came
The funeral will take place on Monday
rr>. The services will be held III the
house. The place of int"rmcnt. will b"
in the cemetery where his wife lies.
The Could family tomb il in Wcodlawn
cemetery and stands in IL plot conpriS-
in~ an aero Of ground overlooking Wood
| lawn lake. 1t is known as the LAX"
| View plot and is !; circular. gently Slop-
ing mound in the finest location of tn"
cemetery The pln, cost Jay Gould
S.NMul TIN, mau<nlruu is Il copy of
lhr Pantheon. 1t is built throughout
Of Westerly IL. ~ granite. and its di-
nmnSiou> ar. - feet wide. -, feet long
and 20 feet high to The apex of the roof.
| There are twenty r;1Ht0nbS III the
| uIruSn]ru,u Tho lumh itself cost ltNl.-
unD. and the lir>r member of thu family
it received was Mrs. Gould. who dice!
Jan. Is. 1851.
The engines on the Sixth. Third and
Second avenue railroads We're drapc'l
in hark ON account of Mr.. Gonl!'>
death. Other appropriate steps were
taken to-day by til" heads OF the various
organizations with which Mr.. Gould WIS
prominently connected. Flags ar" flying
1T lalI-maSl on the Fifth avenue, ST.
james and Alhrmarlr hotels.
Some anxiety is felt ly in' othcr mcm-
hrr> of the family ahou, Miss Helen
Goul,I'> condition. Since her mcthcr :
death She and her father have been
greatly attached To each other. In the
early part Of this week she was seized
with Il severe cold which conti.ictl her
20 her run Her fathers illness and
tn" news of his death almost prostratra
h'". DR.. Mum WAS said I" nave felt
som uuraSiicSS about her Yesterday.
and ii WAS her illness that CAUSED her l."
REM in in HE house.
Mr. Could died ri pulmonary con-
SH'pli"n. complicated with SOM, >.ts"h>e
| If ih,. bowels
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

''hi'A. Dee. 1.-The first official payment
VI '"'' N;'htri''S of the members nf the lower
mousse 81 IN" rririisr:iIh have been made in
''' ms phyni"nf caused quite IL commo-
''''i' IL the Iiilni,. Us Il whole. is Inar-
H''i"'" with gold coins except such as are
VI ,'''"'" III III" museums. The novelty Of
INV? c''''>"S some curious scenes. and
snE:' -h"pk""pcr> and ,,l,.r- ,ro x.rv ,.b,ry
~ a''pt:E: III. new CONS J,rl,ri;,, That
I'M ;H,"h'' prefer 10 take paper money
n;,,s !. NE hrsi official payment made in the
'Hiirh"y SYSTEM.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
The Foreign Budget.

King llumbert opens the Italian parlia-
ment III person.
several men are killed.
Great sensations, it is expected, will be
brought ont by the Panama canal liz
veStigaton.
1t is rumored that owing to Radical pres
suite the Gladstone government will rele-
gate the home rule bill.
The bodies Of nineteen adults have been
found buried in the sand of a cellar in Iub-
limb. Russian Poland. The police are in
vestigating the matter, which as yet is a
mystery.
:. The body of Mr.. Duckwitz, q Cincinnati
merchant was,burned in the crematorium
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

FROM Greenup, KY, comes a story
about one Thomas Odell, 90 Years
old, who was moved to throw himself
into the water when he partook OF fish;
to eat grass when he had eaten beef
and so on. who had lost his life by
trying to Jump from tree to. tree after
having eaten heartilyof squirrel. Very
peculiar-with particularly strong &C.
cent on the last two syllabies.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

Nashville. Tenn. Dec. Sit is rnu"rrn
at Coal Greek that III" miners are prcparin"
IL attempt to again release the stat" con
rlctS before GOV. buchanan GOES out of
office. t'"v.-"lrt Turn"y has declared his
buchanan is believed t" SympathiZr with the
miners G"n. Keller $. Anderson has been
authorized to increase his force. hu, At th,
same time the officials her. do not fear
trouble. as nearly all the leaders of the riu :
were run out of tn" country and have not
rcntur,nl back
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

IN the attempt to obtain a supply
OF fresh water on Galveston Island an
artesian we'll has been sunk :',OTO
feet and . inches without success.
The city will now sink shallower wells
on the main land and bring the water
to the island through pipes.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

ITALY stands ct the head OF The
wine producing countries OF Europe.
She manufactures hall as much again
as France. Next on the list is Spain:
then follow Austro-Hungary, Germany
and Switzerland in the order men,
toned. 1t is not generally known
that the country outside OF Europe
which produces most wine is Algeria.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

TIE recent application OF cctricity
to tanning in France has resulted in
reducing the time OF tanning a large
OK hide from Is to | 5 months in pit
tanning, and from ) to Is months in
liquor tanning, TO 9G hours in both
cases and also does away with con-
tinuous hand labor and the disagree
able odor SO characteristic OF tanner
lac
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

DEMAND exchange has risen o 81 IS
the shipping point for gold exports
notwithstanding the very low price
of our cereals, exports have largely
fallen Off in October and November
In view OF the smaller surplus in the
treasurer a drain OF gold at the pres
ent time would be unfortunate.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

Huron. :. d.. Special. Dec =. : l.. I:u;.
Ter. alias Stew" Crowley. was Jailed here to-
day. lie is wanted in Madison. Wis hy :,
Inirl!!n" company for "nh"ZZlin. h.lwcr,,
5000 and S%.Mn II" WAS arrested in
ii"rr" Il few days since. gave lnIrlS and i'm
lnedla'cly skipped. II" WAS l,,.u-uizrI las,
night in hotel in W"l>"y where. IL. WAS
posing as Il cowboy. l;uti"r will l,Inaiu in
l:'ll 'lh'il Wisconsin authorities ,all t,p, hin,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
Killed liz IL l.nnl

Helena. Special. Dee. D.. Tommy Gavin
night harkreper 1T the opera house saloon
in Livingston. was killed Tonight by Il gam
bier named Charles Bloom because he would
not lend him 81. the hlrkcrp,r protesting
that he had but one dollar and offering that
amount. Bloom started To abuse Gavin 4;
fight cnsucd and the gambler fired three
shots. the last on" into tinvin's back It's he
was rctrratin=. The homicide is under az
rest
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

Slrawn. ILL.,. Dee. . John. t'or.al Of Sill
ley was stabbed this evening by Il man
known as Baron Won EglrSlrin in one # III.
saloons of this place. He has beer. r,rriy-
lh@ heavy l"miitanccS from EurnIn has 30
occupation. claims To be of ruyH! blood and
Il relative of the crazy king Of Bavaria
Should the Sl:thbinw prove fatal Il i."l, NAV
take him III charge. Officers ar" .r,w srolr.
ing the country in every ,lir..rri,n for HE
p"rI'rtlator Of the decd. viii" Vic. ,Ip.turS
are holding an examination.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

BoRNEo, so far as is now known, is
the only island or country on the
globe that produces species OF lying
lizard. These little flying saurians
have all the grace OF bird, and as
great variety OF colors as a tropical
butterfly.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
For Double Murder,

Taunton. Mass. Dec. :;.-I.iZZic Borden has
been indicted Oh two counts. one for the
murder Of Abby Durfee Borden and the
other for Andrew Jackson Borden Miss
Borden was notified to-day by friends of the
return of the indictments, and is said to
hay" preserved the same Stolid drlnca nor
which has marked her course during the
trial. There are rumorS of Il third indict
mcnt. but District Attorney knuwlron will
neither admit nor deny the reports
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

Long Island city. y. Y. Dec ).
2 1a', to-day thai til" srad i,r,. WI, WA,
ss": Mrs. H s"hrG :iSa n ,n ;"v F"wrr, his
., mon cnll"g" ana the i:an,,Iv i,.'s,raior>
i , maintaining nuiSanrrS ,ir,,i, estates.
1 public n, health The yov"r'nr 'nI +"
pr"rIv 'r' wI,r lmed own la; Z" hicks IN, n,
swamp lands and cesspnnIv '''hcIpa'ly Of
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

A PEosrE,ToR III eastern Oregon
lately found an opal field, which APP
pears to be inexhaustible, Among
thes specimens he found, it is said,
were Il number OF beautiful black fire
opals.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

"TlppEEuSALEM" CRY, OK, is a
compromise name. 1t was built upon
the land OF Il Hebrew and an Irish
man. The former wanted the city
named Jerusalem; the latter wanted
it named Tipperary. Neither would
give way to the other, and 'ripperu-
salem is the result
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
La bOr.

The knights ofJ,abor General Assembly
has concluded its labors at st. Louis.
The strike in the Carnegie Steel works
at II Homestead Pa, is declared off by the
malgamated association.
Mr.. Powderly is reelected general mas
ter workman Of the Knights Of Labor.
Homestead strikers are taken back by
their lOrncr employees.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
Murdered by ~ N,...rn

Raleigh \. g.. Dec :: lii Moore. ,,,,,,,,
last night an unknown negro wen, +, ~,
house of an aged white man nam.L N,.n,,'
aid ANA demanded money. McDoua,,l.s ..,,
sis''rS liV"d with him. They S,.l.;.,,,,d
, mn.ie"p'h III" rnhhrr shot rl" 'l"r, and
morally wuunhrl til" other H.. ,i,
forced McDoIiald To- ,urr.n,l,., H., Wv
lie is mrins pursued, ''''"'H
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

MILES ORroN, the proprietor OF q
circus which exhibited in Chattanooga,
Tenn, on election day, bet an ele-
plant against $500 that Harrison
would be reelected A young Demo
crat named Divine won the elephant
and later the big elephant marched in
the Democratic procession.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

Ha"t'H Dee. 3.-A mob of loafcrs. row
WV ihafchiSiS made 4 demonstration
"-ai"s' 'hc government to-day. They
Win ,', ,n,, toward the palace crying Down
nrW, ,'' government" After two sharp
~, 'i n!S WIN tn" police in which n number
J;sn "rsm S'"cs were injured. The mob was
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

SIM os, ~ Dec 3.--Georse ]. Bagicy, the
for" Ia cypress robbcr. was arraisned be-
n ,o," judge Il. Waterman. of the district
A" e., QUAY Bastcy pleaded not guilty
inv MA 40 SHOWN the defense will he insa'
Tho ,r;,I ' =" 'Welv" days viii c!apsc before
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

.h'ca@o. peg. j. Marcus; DaN In. =,
o a"h,,F,.; ni me Anaconda mine j.. ",'',iE
A sirn II" says the report ,E Is At the
IS Untrue DC f't a 0s senator fr"m Mo %H M"
have nothing whatever To- To- J L'I,!r> and will
t"rShip.' he said W u" with the sril,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
sale of Fine Stuc,.

san Francisco. Dee. :; S,uuh,,,l a..
-, 'ilP"nh ti"ftlng stallion Of Tho w,rL ,,,,
IN inc Hobart stock farm horses. said T., ~.
mex, '' week ', tnr IM IN . world, rv" early
solu at auction. II is thought h,.,. WI, a., ID,
"'hihimMl will bring AT least Si,n 'r., 'n;''
s lu, tn" . dim "a of Nay Hanks i I ,n"
lot :; ais" Trinkr,, .:ll i.y r,;r'..' are III HE
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

.'i'n Han. til" rn=ili>r. has >ri,., ,m
london Tor New i"rl; on ,n ron
Majestic. '"' Steamship
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-02-18
SUMMONS.
j. G. BURGESS,
Harbor Agent.

In the superior Court of the State of Wash.
lngton, within and for Chehalis County.
STATE OF WASHINGToN,l -
County of Chehalis. S.
Charles A. Pratsch
Catharine A. Pratsch plaintiffs.
VS..
TheodOr Callsin, Defendant.
To the above named defendant:-In the mama
OF the State of Washington, YOU are hereby
nouhed that Charles A. Pratsch ana Catherine
a. pratsch, plaintiffs, have filled a complaint
against you in the Superior Court of Oh halls
county, holding terms at Montesano which
VIII come on to be heard sixty days after the
nrst publication of this summons to-wit Sixty
days after the 4th day of February, 1892 and UNI
less you appear and answer the same on or be-
lore the 4th day of April, 1892, the same will be
plant granted. The object and prayer of said
complaint is to obtain Judgment for the sum
Of seventy five and thirty hundreds dollars
($75.3o), for board and lodgings furnished to
You by plaintiffs at your instance and request,
and for moneys advanced, laid out and ex-
pended by The plaintiffs for your use and bene-
fit and at your ms ance and request
You will also take notice that jurisdiction is
taken in this action by virtue of writ of
attachment issued herein, and levied upon
property belonging to you and being within the
jurisdiction of our said court
Witness my hand and the seal of said court
this LIST day of Feb, 1892
sEALf H. NJ. SUTTON, Clerk
CowDEN & MCKINLAY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Date of fir publication the 4th day of Feb
ruary, 1892.