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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26

3u ben iniereIlanteIfen MusFsl1un.
gen, welde neueroinss eineetroiIen
finb. eebOrt aud eieienise Der Rew
Uorter 9entralbabn, rtltte init .berie-
ni9en Der ptnniplpaniaJSabn iparsia
pstteii.rt unb cine iebr anidaulids
8eiAiate oes 2otomotip. uns Sahn-
iuaaenbaaes Der Itbten so Sabre sar=
felt. Sen eraen ameriianiiden Sabn.
aug, pelder feline prpbefabrt pou
Mlbanp na9 Sdeneetaba am 9. auaulf
1881 ma6te. nit Der i'm sleiden Sabre
sebauten locomotive w9eBitt elin-
ton, einem faii nod Acknowledgment
SampiroB. als rSsbu Sul". isben
mir bier Dor uns unb lahen uns ersdb-
len, ipie vsemiitbli9" oieie prsbeiabrt
perliei. bel wel4er bic Pnhasiere ibre
Resenidirme ausipannten. um einen
notboiiritisen Sdub sesen bic 10 mai-
ienbait auf lie fIiesenorn-6euerfunten
3u baben. 9erne bate man oieie 60.
comotipe nit ibrein .isen,n Sampi nod
Der @arienfaot iabrsn laiIen, aber ba.
fir NOR Is iton tipas su ipdt, bsnn
bieies biitorii9e 9essunsen uiirbe I'm.
sefdhr 10 Sase in Gnipru4 ssnOmmen
haben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26

niiator Der WsItausfeauuss-Trauen
uno Ginosrhore, in leioer bel Der CT.
0iinung Der AusIellune nit feinem
Samendor i'm beutihen &eprdienta.
tionssebduoe nur iebr iuenis CUR @els
tunS 9etonlmen-trob Der pnnoertdos
nen nadheriaen 8eridte bariiber-nuo
bas NOR ni6t ieine Shulo: oenn anes,
mas ba mar uno heuti3s 3uHae bat.
iana siniad bic 2ieoer nit. unb nur
in ben boditeu 36nen icnute man ba
une bort merten. oaB be 9ortrdss
iiberbaupi etwas slnberes wasen. ais
elm psn Der gegsifierung impreeilirter
Waiisnaeians. profeiior 9asenberge,
ipiro lnoeB nod manhe 6eleeenbeiteu
baben, i'm Sation Bari 5riumphs su
feiern. uno bic pereiuis,sn beutiheu
Sanger BET 8arienitabt uitt minoer
(troB Der @oneurreni oes eleuelanoer
Sanserieites.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26
: Iu6 cine gerufstrd n.

au9 cine gerufstrdn n.
iuna. = prdiibent: .anseiIaater,
BEL oieiem 5batbeiianb eri4eint es bod
sans unmOslid. bab Sic ben Gin.
bru1soiebitabl allsin ausssfiibrt babeu.
(9ln9etlaater blidt idpeisenb su 80.
ben.) gsun. Sbr GjeuiHen i1tint iid
su riibren uno Sic iperotn iit nobl
iebt sur Nennung Sbres @,noiien be.
auemen." = ,ges, Ssrr 9rdlibent,
mid murmt's bios, oct sic mir 10 pe,
mig sutrauen!"
Sriftiger @runb. u.
(eritaunt): pHidt m6sIid. 9u tpdrsit
perbeiratbtt2" - g.: r9Bas tbut man
nidt ales. INN 81 ieinsm Gjeloe su
iommen; itb bate ba einem nibtsnubi.
gen Seiratbspermittler ,wan5ig Wlart
gelisbsn, lno ba er iie mir aui alles
Wdbnsn nidt Siiriidsab, babe ia mir
Fir oas 8elo itltbIlb cine 6rau bel
lbm n,bm.u lniiiien.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26
tteberaaiiise 8emerfune.

9o1ier bes Saufss (errOtbeno fer.
beieileno& Wama. i'd babe mid iOs
eben nit Wajor Slaubrieffaot I'M
Kindergarten periprodsn!
Wutter (aufatbmeno): Su tpdlselt
mir eiuen Stein bonn Sersenl SD
sitterte Idon fir Seinen 9uten &uI!
So9ter: Aber Wlama, id peritebe
Si6 nidt = mas ioll i'd bapon oen'
ten =
Wlptter: Su baif In Der SiBe bes
au9enblidts gang bergtiIen, mein
2inb, bab 9ein Brdutigam ieiuen
Sduurrbart idmar3 fdrbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26

3tpei pidtige ginridtungen bes
Weltausfellunssplabes baben bereits
ibre Seuerprobe beifeben miiiIen: 8ie
@plumbiiden @arben i'm grOfnunss.
getiimmel. uno nun aud, bel 5ipei
ileinen Yrdnoeu in Der Maidinenballe
iopie i'm @a5ino, bic gDlumbii9e
Geusrmsbr. aebtere bat ibre probe
gldnssno beItanoeI es 1T aber bod
iebr 3u ipiiniAsn, 6aB iie nidt Dor cine
Idperere sefielIt meroe! Bon ben Co
lumbiiden @arben tann man bas nidt
in gleidem Wlabe ia9en; fie fparen
aber aud Dor eine electromagnetic ge=
iteat, pie iie ibnen pobl tein aipeites
Mal in ben nddiien Ieds Monaten ere
ipadIen lpirb, unb obne militdriI1en
8eiltanb mdren iie iebr idleht aefab-
rem in benz unsebeuren iposenben
Weniden-Oeean. IS III elm Wunber
su nenn.n, bab Die Cronuns nod gang
leiblit auiredt er6alten tpuroe. unb
nidt mehr als ;wei 9ubeno Wleniden
obnmddtis seiuorbcn iino, fir beren
8soienung fi9 iibrisens bic porbanoe=
nen Ginridtunsen 9leidfatls bsitsns
be,udbrt baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26
Ser Ycrtrob n,arid,irt IN bas Qori elm.

Ser Sctifoo HartGirf N oaS IoTt etri.
IS iparen iibrissns bic aasseoebnle-
fen 8ortebrunsen aetrofm fir ben
Saa. Sab ss nod piel fdlimmer tsm-
men tbnnte. Mud binii@tli1 ber
Berfebrsber bGItniii { NOR ie-
ner &atb isbr ipobl ansebraAt. obpobl
er bon Sauienben nidt seniisenb be-
her3i9t ,uorben iii. Gs mare supiel
ptrlanst sstuefen. baB idon am erlien
Gage trDb pielmouatiser Sorbereitun-
gen bic Wertebrsirase su algemeiner
Setrieoisuns sel6ft iein ioate! 50
i4nea idiebeH letbit bic gbieasoer nidt.
Wdre sar bic Seier auf einen t6atiad.
li4en liIlht bios amtliden) sSeiertaa
sefallen. unb bic Witteruns einIaoenoer
gepeien, 10 lpilroe ii1 bic Yertebrsnotb
nod piei drser fiiblbar semadt baben.
Soh es lou iebt bon Sas su Sag bei-
ier weroen, uno bic @dlie, Die nod
iommen, brauden ieine Anajt Dor uu-
as'pobnliHsn 5abridesrsisn ,u babta.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26

Utebr nod oOer, OILS be Yauwerte
siehen uns hier bic iarbenpr6dtigen
Wenidentppen an. Dor Aaem oeisuis
gen aus oem ietnsn Orient. 9a Der
Seinher Der Ausitelluns bod nihts
mebr Don Der mobamebaniideu 5em'
pelmeibe gu ieben betommt. 10 ieien
ihm uenisitens bier einise Der Sisuren
porasfiibrt, mrlde babel cine ie6r st'
raui6ooQe &pae 9eIpielt tabeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26

S.it seIfern ipirb idon tiidtis auf
Dem ausiielunsspIab muiieirt. 9ie
8ormiitaas.G .Greieoueerte babsn beaon=
neu. i'm 9eutiden Sori leaen bic bei-
ben @lilitarmuiitfspellen ale gbre elm,
Inb fir 81 tann man paoerewsii bO-
ren. 9lud bas Gaiino uno anoere
@ldBe tbun ibr W6slidhes, m6armo-
ME" in bas @ar3e su brinaen. gs III
bemsrtsnsmertb, baB bic beutiden Ulu-
titer Die allstmsinite anertennuna i'm.
seu. aIei4bel, oh iie amsriianiide ober
eeuti4e Weiisu idmettern., profeHor
Gfasenberoer. Der bsrbitnitppge Croa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26

gon ben 5rauenseiialten in bieier
bunten Welt babe idNidon friiber Gini-
ses ersdblt. Ser 6e6terinnen aus
Noroairiia m6dtt i9 aber nod fiidtig
sebenten, Bon benen tonnten uniere
faibionablen Samen 6e6telubs nod
9ar @ieles lernen. sic baben es bei-
nabe 10 melt sebradt, pie Der Selo oes
Wdrdens. welder init ieinem Sdpert
ole Hesentropfen auiiansen tonute.
Mebrere bieier unbeimli4 seiuanoten
Gedterinnen. pie SRI. 3altoune. .peroen
bon ibren ni4t miHoer birtuoienbaften
9inoern unteriiIbt. Gin anoernlal
nod mebr pou bieier. mebr interehan=
ten. a1s seoieaenen Settle bes srosen
Weltiabriabrnarttes! P. X.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26
Ser Yllbpraht in ianeIler. ale BE

Ser Yliborabt IN i4neller, als ott
5eber. uRo bate Sbnsn ieoenfalls idon
alles, mas auf oem proaramm fauo.
bon Der @eburts- unb &inbtaufe-Ssier
Der @eltausiieauna 3lseblibt. Sof-
fentlid fdbrt Der Mai beiier tort. als
er anaeiansen, uno wenu oanu nod bic
@ewiBheit tomnlen iollie. baB uns am
Sonntas nidt bic @eltausitellunss.
pforten perjdloiien uuo perrammelt
fperosn (oi, 9lusii4tsn auf Oiienen
Sonntas iiuo alleroin9s mieoer etlpas
iebr pinois gelporoen). hann wiro uns
ni1ts mebr an unierer @liidieli9teit
ieblen. als bohiiens driitlibe 9lnieu
genus. Il. AUDI bis aui bic Teise su qe-
ni.B.n. Sn etpa pier Woden. ipsnn
Mlles gut aeht. fann oas g8eltaus-
fteaunes. . Sabp" innerlid uno duBer=
lid pollitdnois auseemddisn iein, uno
bann niro. ii4 nod piel. rIno swar
@abrbeitsaetreues, iibtr oas Snnere
Der gBunoerliabt ersdbleu laii,u. Sir
beute nur einiae spansloie Streiiliater
in @ort uno Bib!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26

gei benz friihsr ertpdbnten @ettitreit
sipiihen Seutidlano uno Grantreid
I'M bic moslidfe 8ollsnouns ibrer
ausfeaunsen i'm Snbuitriesebduoe bis
gum Sag Der groifnuns bat Seuti9-
lamb wieoer einmal seiicst. pie allses
mein anertannt ipirb; es tbeilt fid nit
Oeferrsid unb @robbritannien in bic
@bre bes weiteiten Sortihrittes ber
Sorarbeitep in bieiem @ebduoe. beiien
eiseuartise 8roBariiaieit aud Die Be
numbering Der erfabrenfen Weltaus-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS erre9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26

&ttIh9sst W. ONbssssSasfe'
Inter SanonenbOnnsr. Blodense.
ldute. bem 6ummen Der Wlaihinen.
Der sleid3eitigen @niroilune Sunoerttr
BON Sabnen in Der Reiben Staot. uno
bem Spielen Der 6ontdnen bate bic
auantitaiiO srobartislie meltat6itel=
lung, iuel4e je baaeueien (beOedt lie
bod einen Gtddenraum, beinabe bier-
nal 10 srob. ipie Die leBte Barrier y
ibr amtlides Saiein besonnen. gs
mar elm benttpiirbiser Sag, aber don
mar er aeraee nidt, : trob Der alorios
fen Beridte. ipelde bon Der PATRIOTS
iden 9oealpreiie idon i'm 8oraus auf
6as aeouloise papier sebradt poroea
fino
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26

Inter benjeHisen, ,ueiae am suirie.
eenifen init benz bisberi9en @erIaui oei
Weitausiteauns iino. uno swar bios
aus patriotiiden @riiubsn. iteben Die
Setter Der ausiieauns Obenan. 81,
@ei4dfte. ipelde lie bereits semadt bas
ben. iibertreiien ielbit Die GrwartunaeR
Der Soiinunsspolfen; pielleidt tOnHfe
q ioaar nod babin iommeu. 'oaB BEN
s'pei ein5iasn gDeltausitellunaen. pelde
bis jeBt slnen seibditliden 8ewinn er.
slelt baben. bic 9bieasoer als brittle
alr SsIte trate. -,aber bis jeBt baben
f9 bod nur einige iunae 2oealberidtr
erftatter Su oisIem tjibnen Soiinunss.
Hu9 aufIdwin9en tonn,ni
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26
feyseiarSssst,
Uas BEE eSettansfefiitns Stfaef.

Dsr nod Der @eltausHelIuns
Aampien uno iid niht ibermdBis
tanse bier aufbalten min. Der bat
ucrsrh nod ieine llriade. iih beion.
sers ju besllen. g4ie ib idon friiber
trjdhlt. ldBt bas Sunere Der meiiien
Ausfsaunasssbduoe nod redt piel gu
iriiniden iibris. uno' iosar Die hieiise
Freije gibt ben Yeiuderr ben 8atb.
in ben rdhfen pier @oden iid aui
ole geiidtisung Der Gebduoe BON
4uBsu uno itr { llmsebunsen su be-
thr1nteu - nit 9lusnahme oes Sni
buiirie1ebdlfoes - ba iie ielherart bod
iiberaenuas su ieben bdttsn uno oriunen.
ioiueit ibnen iiberbaupt Der Gintritt 9e-
Hattet miro. nur ben arbeitern i'm
Weee naren. 9ltio mir blbid se-
miitblih nebmtn. sumal Der Simmel
nod irtmrr meiiieutbeils idmulit!
Gaum 1T ease eriie Z idingoerabumbum
rsrbaqt. 10 bort man aud idOn oller-
let &lagen. bon Der 9lrt, tpie iie iiberall
IN iol1en 6dllen auitauhen. Dor
&aem tuirb selammert, oaB aIf oera
Musiteaunasplabe glaes 10 ibener lei;
ood tommen oleie Slasen nidt bon
Solden, wel4e i6on anoere Weltauss
Hequnsen beiudt babsn. llebrisens
spar mirtIid i'm Sadion-part elm ans
Iauf su elmer sebOrisen pr9aniIirten
8eutelibneioerei genommen woroen,
aber oer Serwaltunssratb bat i'm pobls
berlianoe,len Snterehe Der ausiteaung
bereits bic eritsn Sdritte setbau. bic
ReItaurateure sur Nnnabme elmer eift-
heitliden unb ben umitdnben nad md-
Sisen preisliite su sWinsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26

S.br beber,iaenspertb mar Der Ratb.
tpelden peri6ieoene 8ldtter in ibrem
reoactioneaeu 9beil ben geIudern ber
grDfinunasieier 9aben iid iiber nidts
su drsern uno ii4 bauptiadlid on oem
inneren erbebenben gefubl seniiaen
au laEsn; ipdter iuerbe Is ia aud
duBerlib beiier tpmmen. Ser Simmsl
grollte iait bis gum lebteu 9lu9enblif,
madte sur 3eit. als Der beoeutiame
Wpment Dor Der 9biire itanb. einen
taum baIbs,Iunsenen 9eriud. ~Gleos-
Lamb. @etter" su bieten (immerbin tpas
rem feline sdIeuien auf turse 3eit se-
idlohen. uno matt ld4elte bic Sonne
burd ben SuufidIeier), uuo oann
mar pieoer Die ganae @elt meifent9eiiA
grau in grau eemalt.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-26
Notice OF Chattei MORTGAGE Sale.

DCtAith having been made in the condition.
of ciiat'Nl mortgage bearing date the
seventh day u january 1891, executed and de.
livcred by Franci7 Cave as mOrtgagor, to Bank
of Langdon rs mof.gagec, and filed in the
Office OF the register OF deeds of the county of
Cavalier and State of North Dakota, on The.
18th day of January 1891, at o'clock D. M, and
numbered; Wherein default has been made as
follows iO-wit: non payment CT the tbt so secur
ed. The dcDt secured by said mortgage is SGD co
with interest as II per cent per annum from the
Nh day OF January. 1891 due Oct. Is, 1891. of
which amount the sum of SS56O is Claimed to
be due at the date hereof by reason of said de-
fault. Wv
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of ~ id
default and the power OF sale contained in said
mortgage, and by order of b. R. Click the Dre
sent owner OF said mortgage, Twill sell the
following chattels described in said mortgage
tO-Wit: '0~'
One white OK about 8 years old, one dark red
COW about years Old one black COW abUut Il
years old and about 60 bushels barley at public
auction, for cash. at the front door of the
court house in Langdon. Cavalier county
state OF North Dakota at the hour of 2 o clock
p. M. on Saturday the 2Sth day of January
1893. from the proceeds Of which sale shall be
paid: First the costs and expenses of said
mortgage sale; Second, the debt Aforesaid with
interest thereon at the date of sale: Third. the
balance, if any therebe. to the owner of the
mOrtgaged property.
Dated LungdOn n ID. Jan. 1S. 1893
T.. A. FARRELL Agent .
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-26
A Rainy Day Marriage.

1t was pouring hard and a certain
minister not long since filling a Lewis
ton pulpit settled himself for an after
noon of sermonlzing. Suddenly there
came sharp ring at the bell On
opening the door gentleman and
lady, both in ordinary apparel and
much the worse for the storm. stepped
into the hall.
Say, pursou, we want to be spliced,
don't we Mary?'
Mary nodded coolly, as i the splicing
process were a matter of supreme in
difference to her.
You see, parson," continued the
prospective bridegroom, 1--WE didn't
have work in the mill to-day and we
wanted to get in the time, and so
told Mary we might as we'll be spliced
to-day as any time. Mary said her
clothes wasn't fit, but told her they'd
do for rainy day."
He had his license, and so, choking
back her indignant query if he didn't
know it was the custom for the lady
to set the wedding day, the parsons
wife acted as witness, and the two
were spliced-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-26
FROM THE THRONE.
The Actual Message of the King Relate
to GOld-Fislles.

The Actual Message of the King Related
to Gold-Fishes.
On the occasion of the opening of
parliament, during one of the years
when Pitt was prime minister, the
lords and commons were greatly per-
picked by a reference to the goldfish
at Windsor castle, which was intro
duced into the kings speech, as read
by Pitt. 1t was not until after both
Pitt and hing George were dead that
the explanation came out. The prime
minister, it is related. had come to the
king at the palace with the speech
from the throne fully prepared. He
found the king seated at the edge of
the basin of a fountain, earnestly re.
garding his goldfish sporting about in
the water Pitt read the speech.
docs your majesty approve the dis.
course?" asked the minister II will
approve it, but only on one condition."
said the king, land that is, that YOU
introduce in it some reference to these
fishes" The king was obdurate, and
refused his authorization of the royal
speech until Mr.. Pitt had promised
faithfully to say something in it about
the royal goldfishes.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-26
An Incident of the War.

1t was in the streets of Frcdcricls-
burg, as the army was thrown across
to attack Lee in his impregnable posi-
lion. a shell had exploded on the
right of an advancing regiment. Con-
fusion followed. A captain sprang out,
with drawn sword, and sought to rally
the men Of his company. He was a
grand looking man, tall and l1nightly,
and he had the voice of Il lion. Into
line. men--into line!" he kept shout
ing. Fall in, Company A! The old
Second wants you to lead the way!'
His words were heard away back in
the supporting column, and men who
could not see him for the dust ard
smoke cheered him. Something passed
his face like /; flash of lightning IA
streak of flame and smoke. The cap
tain's arms went up and he sank down
in heap. Two of his men extended
their hands, and he struggled to his
feet and said: LEAD me to the rear,
I am stone blind" His eyes were
wide open, but sightless Shell or
shot had passed so close to his face
that he would never see again.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-26
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made i'll the payment OF
the sum Of Eighty-three dollars interest," when
il claimed to he due NJ the date OF this notice
upon certain mortgage duly executed and de-
l,yered by James ". Warfeld, single man,
mortrasor to The Dakota Il Eastern Mortgage
anS duly recordcd IL
the office of The Register of DEEDS, IN ana TOR Tie
County of Cavalier, Territory OF Dakota. anu now
State Of North Dakota. OH the list day of October
A. D.. 1888, Mt 9:l5 O'Clock a. H., Ill BOOK ~ OF
Mortgages, on IagcSS.
The said mortgage contains n covenant that In
case of default in the payment of interest coupons
declare the principal note for $500, due and pay.
able and the said mortgage does 80 elect and
claim that there is now due and payable, accord.
ing to the terms OF said mortgage inc sum OF
S5S3 90 and no action or proceeding at law or
otherwise having been Instituted 10 recover the
debt secured by said mortgage or any part
thereof.
virtue of power Of sale contained i >aid mort
gage and pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided, The said mortgage will be
covered bv said mortgage, viz: TIL s'u,h-east
quarter of section number eighteen. Ill township
one hundred and sixty -one north OF range sixty
west, containing, one hundred and sixty acres
in Cavalier county and State of n, tn Dakota
will, The hereditamen's and appnrt' Aances, will
be sold at public ancton to the h CHEST bidder
FOR cash. to pay safd debt and interest and the
taxes ifany.on said prem scS anH F'fy Dol,
lars attorneys fee. as stipulated in and by said
mortgage in case of foreclosure. and he d sburse-
mcnts allowed by law, which sale viii be made
by the Sheriff Of said Cavalier county. at the
front door of the court house. i'll The City of
Langdon, in said county and state, on the 27th
day ofFcbruary. a. d.. l&l3, at two O'Clock p.
NJ. of that day, subject to redemption at any
time within one year from the day of sale, as pro-
vid by law.
Dated Devils Lake. " Oak. January 3rd, 1898.
THE DAKOTA e. EASTERN MORTGAGE COMPANY.
Mortgage.
\. Q. WuIppIE. At orney for Mortgage,
Devils Lake, y. Oak. 3-21.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-26
Notice of MORTGAGE Sale.

Dciauli having been made in the payment OF
The sum of One hundred eighteen dollars Inter-
cs' which is claimed 10 be due al The da" OF tins
apticc upon a certain mortgage. duly executed
aud delivered by ANON j. Ciot unmarried Mort
gagor to Tine pnko II II Eastern Mortgage Com
pany Mortgage. bearing date the Bird day Of Sep
tembcr \. D. 1855 and duly recorded in the Of
fee of the Reg sterOf Deeds in and for he county
OF Cavalier and TERRITORY OF Dakota now State of
North Dakota on. tn" 9th dai of September A. d.
1880 at O'Clock Il. ~. in book 10 Of Mortgages,
on page 1Gl.
The said Mortgage contains Al covenant that in
case Of default in the payment of interest coll
pos. etc. the said NJ ,;rlSagce may III lis election
declare the principal no for SlGU.N0 due and
payable and the said Mrrlgagcc does SO elect
and claim that here is now due and PAYABLE ac.
cording to the terms ofSad mortgage he sum of
SIS 90 and no action or prcecd ng ut law or
otherwise having been instituted to recover the
debt secured hy S,ih Mortgage, or any part there
Of:
Now Therefore, Noice is hereby given, that
by virtue of rDwcr of sale contained in said
Mortgage and pursuant TO the statute i'll such
case made and provided. the said Mortgage will
he to:ccl"Scd. and the premises described in and
covered by said Mortgage, viz: The north half
OF The south east qnarcr and the north half of
the south W st quarter of scc;ion nul.ber Twelve
i'll township one hundred sixty one north of
range sixty one west, cOn;ainn" one hundred
sixty acres. N Cavalier county and Sntcnt North
Dakota with HE h retlltamcnlS and nppur en-
anctS. will pr Sod at public auct on, to the high
est bidder for cash. 10 pay said debt and inter, st
and The taxes Il ANY. on SAID premises. and fifty
dollars attorneys Zee, stipulated in and by sale,
Nor "hGciil case of foreclosure and the diSbursa-
mcnlS allowed by law; which sac Will he made
Ivy the sheriff o; said Cavalier county. ut the
front dor ofthr Court house in the City of Ians-
don i'll said Comfy and State. on the y, II day of
hr~!ry.A. ID. l>S ~ two O'Clock p. M, of ls.at
das subject In redemption at any time within a:ic
year from he day of sale us provided by law
Dated Devils Lake y. Oak January ard
1893.
TIE DAKOTA n EASTERN MORTGAGE Company.
, , ,, Mortgage.
"A. o. WHIrrl.E. Attorney for Morgayee
l'cFls Lake \. OAK. a!-21
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-26
GHOST THAT DRIVES a pLow.
Strange Apparition That Is Now Puxzling
Florida Farmers.

Strange Apparition That Is Now Puxzllng
Florida Farmers.
A respectable farmer named Peter
sen, who owns a place a few miles
from Fernandina, Fla, brings
curious story of ghost that haunts
his cornfeld and plows by moonlight.
He says that he first noticed the
apparition about month ago whem,
sitting up with sick child. He haP'
the hour of midnight, and to his
amazement he saw the figure of man
guiding an OK team over the ground.
The animals, man and pillow were all
as plain to be seen rs if it had been
daylight, though the rest of the field
was in comparative gloom.
Not knowing what to make of this
singular sight he called his eldest son
to go and see who the stranger was.
The boy went at once, and his father
watching him, was further amazed to
see the lad walk right through the
pillow and man rs if there was nothing
there. When the boy returned he
OcC4dIcu Cllto uc lldU lOuuO lloClltuS
and nobody in the field. Mr.. Petersen
himself now resolved to go, and did
SO, but could see no trace of the man
and team, though on returning to the
room from which he had seen the sight
he found them as plain rs before, The
man was dressed in the clothes of q
laborer and wore large. broad
brimmed hat. which completely con-
cealed his features.
He seemed intent on his work and
never raised his head, but would crack
the whip he carried over the back of
the oxen, but without noise. Since
this time Mr.. Petersen says he has re-
peatedly seen the phantom plowman
and has called in neighbors to see it
with him, though always on going
into the field nothing was to be found.
The people about declare that the
figure is that of the farmer who owned
the place before Petersen bought it,
and who early one morning was found
dead in this field, and it was thought
by his own hand.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-26
a Cow In Il Bear Pit.

A comic scene took place few days
ago at Berne a peasant from Oster-
mundingen was diving a COW into the
capital, and had arrived at the Muri-
staldcn, when the aninaN boltcd and,
jumping the rails round the well-known
bear pit, arrived at the bottom without
injury. The proprietor thought that his
COW was lost: but he was mistaken.
She attacked the bears bravely, who,
utterly routed, retired to their den,
into which she would have followed
them had she not been prevented by
the keeper of the animals, who let
down the trap door. Then the COW
went to the slaughter house and full
allied her destiny.