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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-04

WHEREAS, default has been made in the cUndi-
lions OF Il mortgage cont aiming power OF sale.
dated August'rd. A. ID. 1887. and duly recorded in
In the office of the register Of deeds for Cavalier
county, then in Dakota Territory, now in State
OF North Dakota, August 10th. a. ID. leST, at 800
o'clock p. NJ. in book OF mortgages, pages $40
whereby Ernest Walper and Mary Walper. this
wife), mortga geors, mortgnged to d. S. b. John.
ston Land Mortgage Company, corporation
duly OrEanizrdand existing under the laws OF the
State of Minnesota, ri:ra:cc. the eiist-hai
of southwest quarter tel. OF sw "a and lots
three 90 AMI four (4) OF s,~tion thirty t30I, in
township one hundred uni siSty-two tiG1l OF
range sixty tG0), containing Ii. acres, more or
less, according, to the government survey he rco
In Cavalier county, then in DAko' Territory. now
In Stnte of North Dakota by which default said
power OF sale has become operative, and no pro-
ceeiing or action ut law has been instituted to
cover the debt rcmninin. secured thereby or any
part thereof. aud there is claimed to he due and is
due on said mortgage at the date hereof &5l.27
Now, notice is hereby given. that by virtue Of
Rnil power said mort age will be forerlOSed and
said premises sold at public auction by the sheriff
ofsHid county. or his deputy. by statute provid-
ed. May Eth. a. ID. 1S:3, ut O'Clock in the after
ny the front door OF the oace OF the register
nj Deeds Tor said county at L:lngdon, in said
rouny. to pay E1id debt. interest. and attorneys
lee OF S2H0o ny stirulnle ed il. rnid mortgage.
md the Disbursements allowed oy law.
D.SB JOHNSTON LAND MORTGAGE CO., MortSagee
HERMAN WHIT Hlti:R, Attorney for Mortgaeee
Dated March l5 1853 Valley City, N. Oak.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-04

New premiums 81 .C23, eI,5 10
Reviewed Premiums -. .l95St. G'i2 -
SSl ,5O1 -
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-04

From St. Paul To St. Paul
Minneapolis STATIONS Minneapolis.
No. 3 No 9 No 10 No /
via via ! via via
G. F'ks WahptI IWahpt. G.F'ks
7:40 pm G.40pm Lv. st. Paul. AT. 7:15a m 6.55am
$40 {" 1913 " Minneapolis 6:35 g !G:25 "
BIS am Grand Forks 1920 pm
5.5Oam Wahpeton 1913 m
9:1S 9 I2.5cm Ar Larimore Lyl2:00 " sos pm
No 81 Nos2
10a IN T.v Larmorc ATI4:00 p m
6.3lpmIAr Langdon Lv!S:00 am
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-04

Total....... ..............s 81 o3G. GG5 80
Deduct Premiums paid for
Reinsurance. ..........".... 71,2S1 38
Total Premium income. 81 .1G5, 1854 06
Interest and Dividends received... 711.O99 46 |
Income from oil other sources......... "a, 296 3S
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-04
Capital.

Amount of Capital Stock paid up1n
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-04

Fl. D. ALERT, Auditor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-04

JAMES CUDHIE.
Commissioner of Insurance.
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She Was B~ewildered.

She was an auburn haired, middle aged
woman, and as the Sixth avenue L" train
stopped at Blocker street she rose to leave
the car. Suddenly she halted and looked
at her hands, then at the seat she had just
vacated, then at the young ma who had
been sitting beside her.
'' "Are you going to get off here?" abruptly
spoke the guard.
She turned again to go out and then
stopped, and looking pale said, "Oh, dear,
I've lost my pocketbook."
"We can't wait for you," r~ejoined the
guard, while half a dozen passengers Were
looking OF the car floor for the lost article.
She cast her. eyes too often at the young
man beside whom she had been sitting To
add to his comfort. He blushed as he sur
missed her suspicion. The search continued,
and the station gong changed for the train
to proceed.
How many pocketbooks did you have?"
queried the guard as he looked at her right
hand.
"Only one, of course" came the excited
reply.
whats thats" inquired the guard rs he
touched the article which she was clutch
ing with a nervous grip.
"Oh, my! that's it! How bewildered I
amir
The train wasmoving as her skirts brush
ed past the gate, and a dozen women giggled
who We're probably just as tickle as she.-
New York Herald.
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He Made Up the Dozen.

In times past there was in u certain law
school an aged and eccentric professor.
General information" was the old gentle
mans hobby. He held it for incontrovert-
ible that if a young lawyer possessed Il
large fund of miscellaneous knowledge,
combined with an equal amount Of com
mon sense, he would be successful in life.
So every year the professor put on his ex-
animation papers a question very far re-
moved from the subject of criminal law.
One year it was, "How many kinds of trees
are there in the college yardy' The next,
"Wha is the makeup of the present Eng
l:sh cabinet?"
Finally the professor thought he had in.
vented the best question of his life. 1t was,
"Name IL animals that inhabit the polar
regions" The professor chuckled as he
wrote this down. He was sure he could
''pluck" half the students on that question
And it was beyond a doubt that that op
probrious young loafer, Thompson, would
*ail. But when the professor read the ex
animation papers Thompson, who had not
answered another question, was the only
man who had solved the polar problem,
This was Thompson's answer, "Six seals
and six polar bears" Thompson got his
degree with Observation-Disclosures Tit-Bits
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n court Of tho First judicial district OF Inc
state ct Montana in and Tor the county Of LAvis
Charles 4 schisren and +. A.. NJ. Burr.li,
partners. a. { h.sles 4 sshisrsn d Company.
plaintiffs, ", kioux City Engine y erka defend
ante.
Tho state Of Montana sends greeting TO tho
above named defsndant-:
You sFs hereby required e appear in e ;ctien
10 ths di: ssita. sq sns & q tt IT, Fra 1 iadiei. it di.s1ies
OF the state Of Montana, In and for the county OF
Lewia and. Clarke. and to answer the complaint
nled therein: within ten days (excipslvs Of the day
OF ~ssrvice) After the service o you Ut this eum-
n %o ri, II . .s1y,d v it,, . III. Goq IT. S II: T. :sry sl,S Srt
twenty days, otherwise within. forty Gays. or
Judgment by default will be taken against you
according. to ths prayer az said complains.
The said seton is brought TO recover judgment
per snnum from MaEcn ?, 1858. according to tho
oonditions of . promissory note made and do.
hvered by you to PLAINTIFF. and for thu sum OF
kaSi.o2 with 10 per cent interest frcm tspt. Z.
ibsS. Tor goods. wares and merchandise sold and
dD1i". X. y Pa p1 isSaf TO you At 'our request
And you are hereby notified that II You fail to
required. tho said plaintiff viii take Judgment
sSain,t yoa for six hundred ninstsen. sod eish-
tesn-one. hundredth dol!ars with interest ~
aforesaid and the costs Of thi. action.
Given under my hand and tho seal Of the dis
triot court of tho firss judicial district Of ths
stat. Of Montana, in and for the
--C~ county Of Lewis and Clarke.
t fesl fitss this si:t d.yo Of ssptsmb her in ths
'' Court st, '';:s, # sa NJ #; "a a! s ~: 's S;'s;::
walsh 4 Newman. PLAINTIFF .ttornes..
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fNo 1889
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
U. d. LAxD OFFICE.


HELENA. Mont, sept, %, 1893.
Notice Is hereby Siyen that ! thomas d. Rellly,
whose postotiics address is Helena, Mont. has
this day filed an application for a pstsnt Tor
l.446.s linear feet Of the Sycamore uusrN mine
or vein bearing geld. with surface srcund SO.
feet In width, aituatsd in colorado unorssn-
izsdl mining district, county of Lewis and
Clarke and state Of Montana. and designatsd by
tbs field notes and official plat on lille In this o.
hcs ~ survey No. 4.2gL. In township 0 a. range
I " !unsur vsysd). Of principal base line and
meridian. Of hontsna. said survey No. 4,2g2
being as follows. to-Wit:
Beginniug At corner No, !. from which tho oor-
ner to sections J. .. 7 and IL, on " boundary q n.
- ". bears n 50 deg II min " 2255 IT. and run
thence = y deg 4s min . 3s It 10 cor No .,
thence n 50 deg 1 min . 2+kb # to cor NJ. 8: thence
n ~ deg 81 min o 1857 # to cor no. 4 theuoe
n u deg " min " 5S2.3 fest to cor No. 4. fhsnre
. IL deg 81 min " i4A68 1T to cor No. i, place OF
leginning. ~
Magnetic v~ariation Is dog IS min O, containing
laA4 acres, upon which . notice Of said ,npIica-
ton was pested the l!th day Ut ssptembsr. Ig13.
The location OF this mine 10 recorded in fhe
reGordars office OF evils and Clarke county
In book 3. page 542 Of lo,les. ~
The adjoining claimants are the Moon.h,n.
lode snnsurvsysdl on tho north. claimants mn.
Any and al persons claiming adversely suy
portion OF said Sycamore quartz lode niue OF
surface ground are required to file their s6versa
claims With the register OF the United k,stes
land office 1t hsisns. IN the state Of Montana.
during tho sixty days period Of nnhiicstinn
hereof: or they will DO barred by yirtne 81 ths
provisions OF the statute,
9: A. sWIGGETT. Re1i,ter.
Date sf hrst publication. Sept. "a. 1893.
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Clocks That Need Little Winding.

Herr Noll, a mechanician of Berlansen,
Germany, has constructed a clock warrant,
ed to run for 5000 years without winding.
d. l.. Golf, in this country, has in his hall
an old fashioned clock which, SO long as the
house is occupied, never runsdown. When
ever the front door is opened or closed, the
winding arrangements Of the clock, which
are connected with the door by a rod with
gearing attachments, are given a turn, SC
that persons entering and leaving the house
keep the clock constantly wound up.
T. e.. Farrer of Fresno, Cal, invented e
clock, the only motive power of which, he
alleges, is the gravitation of the earth,
which keeps the clock running forever
without winding. This clock consists of u
plate glass dial suspended from the ceiling,
and all the parts of it that are visible are the
two hands, the pivot on which they swing
and the dial. In 1910 J. Smith of Leeds,
England, constructed a clock, the sole mo-
tor of which was electricity. He lived to
See this clock go for so years. Clocks are
now made to run five years with one wind
ing. There is a clock in the Church OF
St. Quentin, Mayence, which is said to
have stopped only once during a period c.
500 years.-Brooklyn Eagle.
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BEHIND THE FooTL,oHTs.

n -, $500 ~ M. $3.50
roiaA 0Ot11s Wiaa NAse II 49, sFs0zy
- uGssr Es.-.s.Ss -
Isabelle Evesson says tnaO tno sseerctea
that she has signed Win the Co9nisns fQr
next seaaonsis pfeHiAtuFs'
William harry,A viii play tne
inGchuo r0ie II Mr. narfy coheuy uraMa'
In ius'nE ue'ef"''on' heAs SEASON..
Margaret Barrett Smith. authorizes OF
Captain Hcrnc." ID rewriting that play
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Independent Book Coupon No. /.
No. 1.-The Old M.m..lle'. Secret By !

Nj a: 1.-the Old N.m's.l's's soorot BY r
NJ NJ. il; f-s' S:s! .s,e; Wiz 3, Mr. y A .i.sss.s Warden.
NNoo. .-BBeg Woninston Fy Charles Keado.
NN Nc. S-f,oXsn y ouids1 a. I'll p
No: Il have Lived and Loved. By Mrs.
NJ. Slot; Her Face and Her Fortune. BY Mrs.
No: s-rhe House on Tho Marsh. BY Florence
No. % .di.s Fancy Work.
Ne; ll-Wife in Name Only. Fy Charlotte
No. lalTne Story Of an African Farm. B,
No ls-she. A History OF Adventure. Ey H. Kidor
No; liking solomon's Mines. BY H. Rider
No. G--Es.ays. First Series. ry Waldo Emsr-
No. ~Is-Cnmills. BY Alexander Dumss,
No. 1.-THE Mooern Home. Cook Cook.
Nc: is--T1.s Shadow Of bin. by Charlotte n.
No e he Secret d Her Life. BY Howard
Ss :l.aisc ss., Man. v %if :'i b. JOIN Sia''s s:i..s.
Ne: 2z~ihs Master OF tho Mine. BY Robt
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No; st-katt; A Tale Of = Caravan. BY Robt.
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Nc. sa.The Tvslv. Great Diamonds. ~ Mrs.
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ne"'M1iSe Cuban H.ir.... b, Mar, Kyle
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No. HNfhe Queen. Revenge. BY .sylv.nu.
No. oo 4s. II Mil Girl OF r,ro,. BY NJ. 7: c.,aor.
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No. M--The nuehe:,., ~ The Duchess"
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Marryat.
No. 5,-A Troublesome Girl. BY The duchess"
No. H-Fsnchop the Cricket. BY George and.
Ne 5s-1he Story Of Elizabeth. " Miss
NJ ah ssn'Txc Kisses. FL H.wI.y Smart.
No. GA Mad Love. BY Charlotte N. Hreams.
No. 61-Ths Devils Die. BY Grant Allen.
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HOW He GOT THE NEWS.
4 Reporters Regard For Chauncsy M. De
new and Its Cause,
Especial Correspondence

pew and Its Cause.
Especial Correspondence.]
ROCHESTER, Oct. 5.--Some newspaper
reporters were talking over their ex-
perience here tho other day when the
group was Joined by a man who has re-
tired from the work Of gathering news
and gone into business.
II have never been snubbed or turned
down." one of the reporters was saying.
.a'by q really important mn in my life.
My rebuffs have invariably been ut the
hands Of tho small fry"
'Your experience" chimed in the
newcomer, sis that of almost every cor
respondent and reporter everywhere--at
least in the United States. To be sure,
there are times when the person ques-
toned must decline to give tho Informs
ton asked for, but successful men al
most always decline in such a way as
to give no offense to the newspaper men,
and thereby show the possession Of that
tact which is one OF the greatest helps in
the pursuit of success. Chauncey NJ.
Depew is regarded with something akin
to affection by almost all the newspaper
reporters who have ever met him, for he
invariably tries to help them.
II remember how he once did me a
mighty good turn here in Rochester. l
was a reporter then, and the railroad
company was elevating it's tracks. / had
been detailed to get all the news going
regarding the progress of the work, but
I could do nothing with the subengineer,
who was put in charge for a week or
two, and the city editor complained.
Mr.. Depew was attorney Of the road
only at that time. but he was a power
along the line, and I watched for his pri-
waite engine for days. Finally it rolled
into the station one morning, and /
boarded it in a hurry and poured my
tale of woe into the ears Of our Chaun-
cey.
"'Well, my boy he said when I had
finished, Pm in a hurry to get to Buff
falo, but will go over and see this engi-
neer.' M
"sMr. - he said when we got to
the Office. this is my friend So-and,so,
q newspaper reporter. / always give
him all the news I have when he asks me
for it. As a friend ! wish you would do
the same. 1t will save him the trouble
of writing to me for information and
place me under personal obligations be-
II never had any further trouble with
that man." said the ex-reporter, ''and
never see Depew's name that lido not re-
member how he helped me at that time"
CHARLES ANDERSEN.
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SHERlyH.s sALE-MAsY MAIHEsoN.

CHERlEF'S eALE-MAsY M%ATIIEsON.
y plaintiff. vs. Albert +. Cole. defendant.
Under and by virtue Of an ordor OF fale and de-
cree of foreclosure and sale issued ont Of the
district court Of the First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. in and fur tho county Of
A. D. 1888, in the above entitled action, wherein
MARY Matheson, tho above named plaintiff, OBJ
tanned : judgment and decree Of Foreclosure
and sale against Albert H.. ole, defendant. ON
the 2ese d.y Ct / eptsn1 bsf: 4: ?; lsss. 70, the
tornsy's fess. which said decree was on tho goth
day Of september, \. D. 1893. recorded in judg-
mont book No; : Of said court at pees -.
! am commanded to sell all that certain lot,
piece or parcel Of land, situate, lying snd be-
q Montans, and bounded and desoribsd q FOL
Ihe east half Of lot numbered fourteen az in
block numbered five t5) IN Rassett addition to
the raid city of Helena. the half lot hereby con-
:, ,ey %. having asi1s : fs. q ht Ct twsnss-dys (ss aa fsst
Of one hundred and forty (l40). feet to an al1sv.
according to an | ~ described on the plat of
ssid Fassett addition filed in the Office Of the re-
corder Of said evils and Clarke county.
hersaitaments and sppurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in arywife aprertsining.
Public notice il hereby given that Gil Wednseday,
the 18Th day of October. A. D. 1891. At IL O'clock
u. Of that dayat the front door OF the court house,
nsIe9 Il d hsTis and i C Ga csd: so y; s:is M sna I as... !
Of foreclosure and sale, soil. the above described
property, or SO. much thereof as may DO
ne cessary to satisfy said Judgment: with interest
md costs, to the highest and bcet bidder for cash
&c. Gwen rn 4. ;s my hand this e''h day Of s'p-
CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
~ FRED Z. Hoss, Under Sheriff.
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IN NestAlM ain gt. Telsphoas ioa 40
FOR SALE.

A oouplsAsly fusa.sAsd cottage. on Ninth
avenue betwssA Hsattis and AAlsash streets.
we'll built. GOOD euthuiid inas. lot 2sxl~0 one
block from ~slsetSts line and ~ hecks from
High SCHOOL. lrics e1.00o; payable $3.50 down.
$1S ger month.
A broom dwelling and two lots. having coma
biued frontage on tifth Avenus OF 100 fset b.
tween I'ayis and !, sAttts: e2.6S0
x kroom brick dwelling ON Fifth avenue
~, 500.
Sanders, SS7A.
A 6-spom house With three lots vath frontage
OF $50 fsst. %l,y7h
100 lots il Foyos addition for u, 500.
Lot ON Ninth avenue, 50xil0. one hleck from
line, $lOO.
Houss % to rent from Is up
NAThEsON 4 CO.. Gold Block
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(H0 8,842.1
APPLICATION FOR PATIENT
u. g LAND OFEIok

Va . LAND OFHIOKs
HnxNA. Mont. Ans. "a 1884,
Notics Ia hereby given that John Wins ott ard
6us Ninscost. whose postofRos sddIse. y Hell
en- Mont and ysms. inscott md Edla WIN
h.ve thi. day filed epplie..io. Tor p:s..t: nndsr
placer. d asns1.ssi.s :; 's %in,as Nj s;.i IL; .' t.s:..a =
north; range ) west. which el.tm !. recorded IL
10 Sou Naaes Mont No mt .ssIs d.,er II ssa :: feilo Sss''' -
NJ s:, q t rs j ! vi Fl sh n; i I { q .. .1 20 ia mn.f i'f i. x <
elii August 81 sssa l spP'''''''n wa p''''a ms '
The oni, adjoining claim T. thsss premises =
il !. hsrsby dirse,sa that shs aBoys .etIss .
publich:d at the sxpsnss OF olAinaat aeevs
nance. in ne AIInSA i~xPErLsDssI; /. 49,.
e .sid claim: for The period Of : asys from lie
Dat. !, s,., ..s !; 4 sw R.s. : rs s:.'''-
NOTICE TO Co-oENERs-TQ MICHAEL
~ Wailand, Henry Heissr and Joan Wax
Isn.ss y, , ao9 ire hereby nSsinsd te.. !
work. LABOR and impros smsnia npon the Nelson
quarts lode clain In i;lue Cloud mining district,
county Of lewis and Clarke, Meatess = vii
of,es Of the rseordsr q said sDuAty.: In ordar -
ten Z.A<A Nevihed EtAtute4 OF tbs CDIted 6eAteo.
being tho amount required to hsid he Same for
the year CONN nelus January ]. 1891. - the ,ys,r
ending Deeember ~ lSss, and II within uinoty
neatisu ron fail or rsfuse 70 contSihats yeos
proportion Of snch expenditure Tier Psprseenta-
ton york for tho yssEs aforssaidl. -
your intsrest. In said o.aim will bsooms the
property cf the undersigned, under said ssotion
S.s.t OF tbs Revised ets!u!ss o. the. United
etAees. CHAhLsH ltkloOM.
lirst publication Aus. 70. .Soa
Dstsd hslsRA Montana. Aus. -. tooa
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No one can tell exactly who made the first
piano for the reason that it has gradually
''evolvedn from an instrument as much un-
like itself as one could well imagine. In
tfe twelfth Century it appears to have been
Sgigantic dulcimer, which was merely an
,oblong box holding a series of strings ar.
ranged in triangular form across its center.
In the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries
the "clavichord," another musical mon
strosity, had developed from it and was
used we'll up in the eighteenth century.
About I'LL Christofali of Padua invented a
real piano, but it is said to remind one of a
coal box when compared with the elegant
and perfect toned instrument Of today.-.St.
Louis Republic.
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NOTlCE-oFIICE OF COUNTY CLERK.
~ Lewis and Clark county, stats Of Montana.
Notice Is hereby given that 6ids viii DO received
at this Office until IL o'clock moan. Mondsy. Oct.
q. 1888, for the building Of . pony bridge on the
Rlmini road, crossing Zen Mile creek. also
bridge across the middle fork Of Dearborn river
near btearns. on county road. according to
specifications on file in this odhce.
The board OF county commissioner reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
By order of the board.
Us. TOOKER, Clerk.
Helena. Oct. IL. 1891.