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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-19

Advertisements un1sY gas head - Lost
Found, For Sale. For Esas ana ssfnasa0ns
wautsd will To sassrtsd ssthe rate Of osEt q
vosd eaeh fnssrtaon- Pnymsnt aa~sys In adj
ssnes No aeysrttssnsnts reesised ioz isss sAsa
sEcsuta.
EOTfCE-The bussnsss ussce ~ sAs PosT-is-
,xIIreEscsn IL enen unxii II , m CIsssiasd
s1ysrt1ssnsnts vii bs rssssysd Ep 70 thAs dina
Advertfssnsutz viii BE Tssssvsd a. brs7cs
crices Of ths Posr-IsrxLLf9KserE a.;
TACOMA BrEEAu-uis fseanc svsnss.
Tkonass ssrnrnors, Nsnsxes
PORT TOwNeESD-FreSeh Springer
BFLfIAGHAN BAY BEkEAC-hsw shst-
eorn. eornar HeGly kad Canoe stsssta o. H.
gnIyer. Manager
me following letters await sdvsetissrs al this
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now THAT SCHOOL
Is SOON TO OPSN

IL Is well 10 remember that we have full
snd complete stocks Of the new school
books, and that by purchasing your school
supplies Of us you can make really Inn
portant savings.
We also do fine printing a. low prices.
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EICHTRE~LASTs 9S--At sae 0ceidsntai hoteA-
esNffls. assA, saturday, AEE1st =, 1884 b.
Justfcs Bert ]. HumrhrsFs Fskneis \ Each-
Ter. 81 81 q. sad Ellzseskh A. L&ndoa.
GtETSFR-CHEIEsT-I ssstfis. Nsh.. Fri
Ssy. AHgast ~ tsss ~ JastEcs Bert J.
H1ssphrey Arsh ~ fssrtnsr an1 Louise Chriss 1
bCth of Gilman. Aass
COOLEY HusEfss-ls s&atsls. ussh., Mos
dsy August l.. 1874. b. gnsxlcs Bart J Ham
phfeY Heury Coossy. q Victoria. r. g. and
hary Hoskfns, 81 HoHKt0n. wssa-
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xyExTED-s FAMILY WITH $50 CASH
w snd not sfsaid Il work can secure a vel es-
tzblisaed AID paving business Address r "
Box sol
I~OR sALE or ExcHASGE-MY SHOP
IT hrxsuess and sfocx. rs James street; good
wsteh and qua for part pay; also ny heavy
household furniture for sale u Gray
IsoR sALE-sso WILL Buy FIRsT-cL-Ass
II business. be sure and answer tnisi oNnSr
has 70 20 East. no experience necessary; VIII
take part real estate Address Y. Post-intsia-
ge1cer.
UoR sAIE-cfGAR AND FRUIT STAND
II vita stock: living room with furnttuss.
SIS. Address A. L. Fosi-In'esligencer.
Lroa sALE-a FINE SALOON. INQUIRE
Il at III fssler sveaas-
yErASTED-saAIL STOCK or GROCERIES
w with los rent, located on the Sound. seattle
pseferredt must De cheap for cash J. J. RID
TOR sALE-sASTED TO MEET BUsI-
Il man with some cash 10 buy the sole
right 20 make and sell valuable article IN the
Northwestern states. Address Il J. 8. Peat
IEtellixencer.
L'oR sALE-BUsiSEss CHANCES IN CITY
n or cosntry. such as hotels. lodging houses,
restaurants. grocery. cigar and fruit stores.
from $50 up Hail. room 5. SIS second street
EoR sALE-PoULTRY YARD SITUATED
avenue cars pass within one block: houses.
yard and everything eomplefe: q g-eat bargain
Apply a. Smiths store, Lake Washington.
L,OR sALE-LEAsE, LICENSE. FURNITURE
Il Of good paying road house adjoining race
trsek and exhi bition grounds; races take place
next month, exhi oition the hrst week OF Octo-
Der: exceptional opportunity; terms reasonable
Address Road House, r. q. Box los, Victoria
&c
DOR sALE-A FIRST-CLAss SALOON AND
IL restaurant: daily receipts 800; W II be sold
cheap; part cash. baleuce on time: owner going
East Hall. room 3. sl3 second street
LsOR sALE-IIyERY BARN, FOURTH AND
IL Jackson. suitable for stock or dairy barn;
well built; will stand removal and rebuilding;
your own price. Terry King, 5Os Seattle Ma
tional Bank building.
An EXPERIENCED YOUNG BUSINESS
N man with few thousand dollars desires 10
purchase an active interest in going coacern;
must bear strict investigation Address with
particulars Partner, Post-lntelligeneer
EOR sALE-RETAIL DRUG BUSINESS;
IL clean stock, good fixtures, best location in
city: chance of lifetime Address n. A. l.,
Il. o. Box 81
EVERYBODY ASKS: aCAN MAKE MONEY
II speculating in grainT" OF course you can
Others do. Why can't you? Try 1t with
small amount at first See A A. Bright, .
Kline & Rosenberg building; Seattle CORE
cisco Produce Exchange
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GuY-Ia sssstls. TAursfay, Agguss "a 1ss8. 20
Er saa Mrs A. r Gay. ases-
GII1IE&--fn zemftis. ThurssssT. August IS 49,
90 Mr.. an6 MIA Ests<t tsitases- = 500
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NNANTFp-THo~E DFsfRfSG MALE nEf4F
W get q ~ the city mission free OF c0ei
tttCoUtnorcfat strssI 1aiephons. 1917.
NAS1Kp BoYS FROM = TO "a YEARS
w uld % An. Dat lei CO. ofllne.
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L,OR EXCHAN6E-FINE NKw COOK STOVE
IL for your old soEn cut store; loves: prices
in the city. e-hoie rage larKs oven, Scr si1s
al nsvpenser's toals less than cost see our win
dow. Spelger & HnFshat. as Pike street. ksnSe
building.
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except
enthusl
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them y
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hotel. '
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where
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sTgANCE CIAfRYOYANT"-sESD =
II esets. with sEe, ssx Snd stamp sad nseSlvs
horoscope Of fatuFs lie. MEz DE. MooEK. dead
trance II sdiufa. seventh dang hter, bora vita
veil aaa woneeffai gift % second slxht. tells
past, pNeseat and future. FULL NAME OF
WHOM voc WILL MARRY. advice on busl-
ness, love. marriage. speculation, Changes.
losses divorce. missing friends, sepasatf0n.
EtekHskss WfiSs. pe1sleax. csc. EtfAIAEAfaEo
THE WORLD. IL 10 veil knsMn throughout
Fhs Nofs1 that Els1s1z4s ara tbs only fesEmb8s
seess. and their ehaFIas cause love speesy mst-
rt@zss sEsG s8cSess 81 sustnes& YOUR FUTBEE
REVEALED IL DEAD TRANCE Ea{sas
ths sepzratet and causes sE%ely and nsppY
marriage sta tas ole Yoa love. causes god
t2rz II a.! tsiaxs ~ proper s3skee SECURE
IHAEM And v EAh DfAM0Su<. Reveals
srEfAluE Positively frssas tsoa- VI rs.
BE MOORE, COX k0s SEWPORT KY
LUCKY CHARM FEEk Cut tAis cut and save
81
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n c BERG. zlsl FRONT STREET
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FoTsn
IsaG Ms NNNFAN1 Ht EfaHCMTs, 0F
Il 'rEs ~ere ssh IN &ais Cua8HT ewass call
gsy far tats a. sn1 tske thew hiE. tasy ssc-
esd Essa stsss, stNtA saS s~ CaaEia-
I,1r Nd nuE = Eu1CtE VERY CNEAP
L ths ea3F ssc1nst-asa1 s1e- tsil hsEvesa
saEarsss saWeT tsaa sF9Fs e. as 49, 5ag zaa
Esxia HhFes. fef watea are scls kEs2ts
Sasissf a Nsfihst. as Fsks street Es-ke tsss
COR ECFoks.
gro p ACSg. sxATTLK NATIONAL BAS1
VI eG44&sEs
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NME Ia We, CLAIRyoYAST. TRANCE
u medium: tells pssl. pFessnt sad future. sat
islsction guaranteed or 40 psy. Southwest cor
zer sixta ard Madison
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Must Not be, The People.

North west News (dem'} Readers of the
News riAn rem, .mber distinctly all its warn
ings in times past to the party in power,
that ~ day OF reckoning n drawing
nigh. Never did a parity posess 80 grand
an opportunity to bcnest the masses, as
did that which was chosen ON the popular
swell 1892, and never did a party more
signully fail to improve the time to de-
monstrate it's capacity for craftsmanship.
Whether or not the epoch has passed for
statesmanship and given away to mere
politicians and Doodle hunters need not
DE discussed. The fact has been shown
that the Cleveland Democracy composed
equally of cuckoos and towards, has been
barren of statesmen. Not a single act
has been done to commend it to the
masses-on the contrary, nothing seems
to have remained undone by it t o bring
thai grand historic party into contemp.
Time was when. it gave an honest tinple
,of pride to profess the principles of Jefer-
son and Jackson, but tho p1obity and
or those immortal minds arc no.
where emulated in the sapolio Democracy
of the present day. Hence it has han
poned, what the News long since predicted,
that the yeomanry of the nation rose M
and swept the towards and traitors from
the places they have contaminated by
their unspeakable presence. Necessarily
in the general besonl, many good and inno-
cent people have suffered, by being found
in such company.
1t m.y not be amiss here aud now to
drop the hint to our Republican friends
to profit by the lesson thus taught the
."utecratic Cleveland party. The same
people that voted tho avalanch of 1894, if
betrayed and fooled on the great vital and
burning issue of the hour, may reverse
their verdict in 1896. It is only from the
pass and present that we can Judge the
future. What happened in the recent
past may be repeated. Let the Republ,-
can victors be submissive to the will of
the people, and not like Cleveland md his
.'cuckoos, defy the petitions and protest of
those whose votes can change it when they
will.
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Hiring A0uwrla,

Yau may hire almost anything in
even to an aquarium stocked
'ith.sea vegetation and strange crea-
,res'of the deep. The aquarium is I'm
:casional table ornament at q feast,
Id is,usnal'y hired for the occa~ion.
he trade mall the things that go to
akesup the aquarium is a growing
te in New York. and those who en-
,gein this business have taken. to
emsalves'the title of aquarist. You
" iave' OF these gentlemen almost
Y queer. fish, at prices ranging from
oeatsrto SO per specimen, together
tn any -cf twenty varieties Of
aatic. plants.
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1~post.nt llut Not Essential.

Important Hut Not Essential.
Il NJ. the other night, there. was
.mperaucc lecture n the chapel Of
. of ,the churches The gentleman
, was to preside did not show up
.aosn known to have = deep in
,st In the Temperance cause was
edmpon to act in his place. Mr.. 8.
very nervous man who easily gets
led. ,Hetstruggled to his foct.and
= what he said: "Jladies and
Eanea-Since Brother - Ia mot
.tesssk the blessing of God, to rest
! xthk meeting We will proceed
tie business and do the. ,bssk We
w1thouki it. Amen"
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MORTGAGE SALE.

b. n E. BixS sf mersssa g to W, &. N&iiisms NOR.
gagee, dated:.March 4, 1890 and recorded March
Z 1850 at z O'clock y. m.. In book A OF liortys.ges
North Dakota. On the 81 Of sWA and 50 Of
Q due, secured by said mor,txag. g 800,
and said premises, therein described sold at
public sale to the highest bidder for cash ut the
trout door Of the Court HOu.ei In said Ctun'y Uf
Mclean, state OF North ljaklta, on january ~,
1896, at 10 O'Clock a. III. to satisfy saiu debt, tHxts,
costs and attorney. fees as stipulated IN said
mortgage. Dated November y, 1924.
q, W. WlLlIAMR,
M0itg,agce.
LAURENCE C~AssELMAN,
Attorney fol. Mortgage.
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NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL PROOF
LAURENCE CAssELMAN,
Attorney for. Mortgage.

NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL PROOF
Mad rr1cEAr BlsxAcK Nd, Nov. 20. 1904
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed ode OF his intention to make
final proof in support Of bis claim, and that said
proof will be nude before the Judge Of Probate,
Mclean County at WaShburn, N. D., ON Dec. ~.
lO4, viz:
JOSEPH KATE,
for the Mex SW4 sen NWk and lots 2 and &
section 1. Township l43 N. Range 81 VS. I. N.
He names thef0llowing witnesses to prove htS
continuous residence lIOu aud cultivation Of,
lie 4. Wing, Oaaf A. Obcrg, PhiIipp Wamsley
and John Safteriunl vi Nf Wnehbufi.
Any person WHO desires to ptpseht against the
allOWHiice VI such fpr.sS. or who knows at aAny
subst.ntial reaa6a. .siiuer the 1ew H4dstbes I1sull-.
|lntsons of t!haeI lie ass a,spsss3a1als Xxx .ssga
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THE Ml'Elskas &E 7sISs f:,.s..

lpere haa seldnra Rs,yx disc, oo.,, n,
"A""'s 81 eS'sas & z"*'e appalling e1Aia;-
'''h OF eUd-asaadea viiEssa u y ttan Ase s.<.e,,
Thought to l7gsf Fn ss@nctxtisx s;ttt txa
recent MauHdsr asS siias I,eEtn.r.e,s Gin.
Ia'hnespn17s. f:ke ynets t,nv 20 no. hp.r ora
faSelef, Or ut Least lsxye ,sn. ,u s>s-.,
"''0 '''ns'e' VA. "a far assAey ssars t.s.,.
"aI''esArh GatS she vas the sfc,io, <s
conspiracy ''t,ag standing. r.sJ rir ;.xy IT,,
concurrent a''tsoa af 4spers 81: s:,e,l ttSs n.,,-
pose al WHICH waa to e. Fl ev.t,yxa H.. ..
'efe W '1e lsseraaee ~n Hiss Gic,r7a tif..
ana sheh murder her to get tho n.o,x,,
ns aScA Vflle1R of the fi". had loc,r cu,ti-
sa'*'d an intimacy WITH her, as,d dv In,
's'1anity OF his attensiaus. t.ad e1sx,,.
himself intu Ter cssna4ance. a,.d ,.....
wv "ef "Nect'oss- and in suntc vac
>osa'nsa from her a transfer to himse,f. os
ief n'e insurance policy for S%1O,O0O-h;s
'"n s1H'a'sti''E asei ng thak /. uas pixar
u n'M as security for u loan of S7,5Oo. The
story goes that the sum pad over to her
""s ~ tacs counterfeit nloneS, and tsast
t"e ta"s4v,. Tor the crin.e vas toabliter,+a
her testimony 4" this dausniue Sact. ,yts,
~ had obtained taossesaion az fha r.,,,.,
Tue nns'aspecting victim. Herself hir;re, =
c'rr'aEe which conveyed her aud .sr uu,.
oeree 70 The doom taey had designed tor
'er was sured t" a lonely SPOT AID The.
faoe 10 Death by an ASSASSIN hired for \
purpose. The conception Of this mon.
s'roas crime appears to have dated back p,
sumo Two months. The plot vas e~uuning. :
sytaid end worked out step by step with 1
81 cold and calculating 6endishneas vhich :
makes q shudder at the ne,.c,.,.s. q
Sepths Of human depravity which, f. ~.
yeals.
But the deviiish a~trocity of the crime isI
less astounding than its stupidity. II is q
impossible t. comprehend the illusion =
which seems to have blineel its perpetr.- y
tors that they could accomplish it without :
Every step in tho evolution Of G
ths plot to got possession Of the wou,an,s Il
flfe insurance wa a track in tho SHOW =
which led directly to the psrpetrator and q
motive. Even without the confession s
sf Hayward's brother, he had himself IL
woven, in the tolls no set for his victim. a :
"sb of t~ell-tale srlues which would have =,
urely been closed upon him. He could
'ot have escaped the remorseIess logic Of
'is v condsct. And this il the history
8 nine-tsnths of tho crimes which are :,
The very cunning Of the =
rimnal = bis own undoinR--snd the very ii
shosatsnsesSgs t~issSprecspiiops u aacana] Ell
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a MEDIEVAL MURDER.
The Telile Minister Of u Native Indian
~ Stnt0 Slain.

State Slain.
Tho story of the murder of the
prime minister Of the native state OF
Ulwar, in Northwestern India. reads
more like q tale from the cri ina] an.
malls of some medieval. Italian princi'
pality than o record of tie present
day. The minister was murdered
while ont riding by o gang of assas'
sins. The inquiry ordered by the In
dian government has resulted not only
in tho conviction of one of the princi-
pal military officers of the Ulwar state,
but in u declaration by the court
that the murder was executed by TN
order Of the late mal,arajah Of lNIsvar:
1t appeanstAaee4his parsonage. dc.
string Tor sNparyreasnns to have tho
minister removed" conAdc. the task
tn the officer commanding the Imperial
service troops-that is, the force which
the Ulwar state undertakes to send
into the field should the Indian gov
ernlnent call for its services This
worthy got together a gang Of men,
including some Of his own soldiers,
waylaid the minister, and, while some Of
the party %patrolled the 70 I'd, others,
% one Of them who l.4A cd queen'sev .
idence expressed Il FUSED their
swords"
They plead in defense that they were
obliged to carry out the orders Of the
maharajsh@ n committing the act. The
court held that orders hsd been
given, hut decided that they consti-
tutsd no defense, ana sentenced two
Of the party to death and others to
various! terms Of penal servitade.
Adequately to appreciate this ana r II
ishould beremembered that Ulwar is
Wild hill state - the outer con-
dnes Of India, but an sncient princi-
paifty In the he1rt 81 the country.
within . short distapues 81 Delhi. The
late maharajab had received an Eng
3tfsh sdscaAion. and U]war = in many
respasts accounted an sxcslls4tly "a.
uinisAersd state.
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WHILE HER FATHER PRAYED.
"A Pennsylvania Girl Elopcs From .
PRAYER Meeting.

Prayer MeetinE.
! Miss LOIS Gritman, daughter of Har.
i.rison Gritman. of Forest Hill, Wyoming
i county, Pennsylvania, and Arthur
.Nanderveer, an athletic sawmill hand,
jffell in love last fall and soon became
engaged. Mr.. .Gritman refused TO
,,give his consent 10 their marriage, and
recommended his daughter not to re-
]%ceivc Mr.. Vanderyeer's attentions any
:3engcr.
The young man did not call at the
,house again. but the lovers met oc-
OCCASIONALLY. however, and some days
.go they decided to elope. There was
"A prayer meeting at the Forest Hill
sehoolhouse. and Mr.. Gritman took
u.ois to it. 1t had been planned by the
couple that Mr.. Vanderveer. should
look i'm a certain window of the school
4aouse when he was ready for Miss
| Nritman to join him. Mr.. Gritmx =
was praying when MIR. Vanderve =. =
face appeared at the window: Ind
| Miss Gritlnan got up %MnnotieeG and
went ont.
MIR. Nanderveer had a yCs,.blc team
dtlU ctiTFluSc III IedlAsles<, IuShcu the
rdbes around Miss Gritman, and was
soon ON his way toward the New York
stnte line. Mr.. Gritman did not miss
his daughter till the meeting was out,
and did not :ollow. Mr.. Vanderveer
and Miss Gritman drove all night, and
t1ae,next day they were married.
The Nervous Speaker.
akt.a Massachusetts t ,wn the other
light. there was a temperance lecturs
N the chapel of one of the churches.
The gentleman who was to preside
did'not show up. and q man known to
have.a deep intcrest'in the temperance
capse was called upon to act in his
place. Mr.. S. is a very nervous
msn who easily gets ratified. he
struggled to his feet, and this is what
ae said: Ladies' and gentlemen q:
Since Brother ii not here to ask
he:blessing of God to rest upon this
netting, we will proceed with tho
business and. do the best We can with
mtit. Amen"
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SALE.
Default exists In the payment Of taxes and Of
2 Mortgage dated June 9th, 1880 executed by
gs ~ TO the Mortgage Bsnk ani Investment
Company. Nfertgsgee Mortgaging with power Of
sale. the Northeast quarter Of Section -, Town
10 Mclean County North Dskota, which said
Mortgage was assigned by said Mortgagee to
A:a W. Ksnney, and said Mortgage and assign.
OF deeds In said County. There is now due or
said Mortgage 1859. 70 and for taxes paid by said
kenney S2s.79 and no action or proceedings have
said DEBT, or any part thereof; therefore said
Mortgage will be foreclossd blythe sale at auction
Of said Mortgaged land. BY the sheriff Of said
Nash5urn In said County and State on the 9th,
day Of February, 1895 at 80 minutes past 2 O'Clock
Dated OF Lakewood. New Jersey, December
LIST, 1894.
AsAW. KINNEY, Assignee of said Martgagc.
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LAURENCE CASSELMAN,
. Attorney at Law.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE,-sAND
SPECIALITY. TITLES PERFECTED.
NOTICE OF MoRTG AGE FORECLOSURE

SALE.
Default exists in the payment OF taxes and Of
q Mortgage, dated May lst, 1899, executed by
Elijah Rlgofe. single man, MortEagor to the
Mortgage Bank aud Investment company, Mart
Southwest quarter Of Section II, Township 1ls
North Of Range 81, West Of 9Th, r. NJ. in Nc
Lean County, North Dakota. which said Mott
gage was assigned by said Mortgage to Asa W.
Kenney, and said Mortgage and assignment were
recorded in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
In said County. There is now due on said
Kcnney ses.ss and no action or proceedings have
been Instituted at law or otherwise to collect
said debt, or any part thereof; therefore said
Of said Mortgaged land by the sheriff Of said
County at the front door Of the Court House In
WashOurn In said County and State on the 6tll,
Dated at Lakewood, Few Jersey, December
lst, 1891.
ASA W. KESNEY, Assignee Of said Mortgage.
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'fflclAL PAPER OF McLEA,

Naoole"n Homestead has Oh
.ands' c: A. Bryant dispo.ing Of b
CO 10 "'Ssrs. j. Weed. E. C.uc,
"r' brya"t. The Homestead viii
mute to do battle for the Rsnn
interests. eounty S
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SALE.
nrefaNlt exists in tho payment of taxes and ct
3 MOltga,le dated March list. 1899 executed by
Olaf August Olson and Clara Olson. Lis wife,
hiortgagOcs to the Mortgage Bank an,! Inytst-
power Of sale, tie Northeast quarter Of Section
10 Township ~ North Of Range q West II 9Th,
4. II. in Mclean County, North Dakota, Which
to Asa W. kenney and said Mortgage and assign
ment were recorded in the office Of the Register
OF Deeds in said County: There is now due on
kelney $29.7s and no ACTION or proceedings have
been instituted at law or otherwise to collect
said debt or any part there Of: therefore said
Of said land by the : elf Of said County ut the
front door of the Court House in WashDnrn in
said County and state on the 6th day of
Dated ut Lakewood, New Jersey, December
LIST. 1894.
Ana ". KkNNEY, Assignee of said Mortgage.
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sEsris piper. are very asneraas
wAscene neous in character, I
haslsnt twas not aware uatil very
bdlNfhat tho list includes one ~
| Ia upurnal des Menaics1kA.
:. 81
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The state board of cauv,e
session and have under corx;1asm:
vote cast upon the Location, ~ ..'
o' Forestry. Tho copst,,,t;m
'""' II shall he located in ,;thnnn
ward McHenry or Royettr o
legislature of 1898 provided 70,
10 'asen on the location. M,na.
ana Willow City aud Bot.;ra.m
eau county, were the asnir,nt
location. The vote as cert;asa :. 'or
's'' willow City 1874, Bottipo,u 1so
question o romes up. wheotho.
'"''es mad a right To vote on ri.
''i OF them did so in Ward .o.
's ia" not then Bottineau pete ,LcI
""o you NAV be su:c Bottiu.,n
!" sue is entitled to. When Won Ln"
W. e"thro, one Of her iea,1in.
. On the ground to look afte.
-0lsnarc Tribune.
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Too Sympathetic.

Fond Mother-Ethel, did you kies
young Mr.. Jones again last night?
Ethel-Ycs, mamma, he has just lost
his uncle, and l vas so sorry + r him.
Fond Mother-Well, let this be the
last I'm. afraid il you keep on en-
couraging him with your sylupathy he
won't have II rela tive left in he world,
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P0ttia1' 139fio q ne m 6otion'

P0Stn1 . 13sfie q &c n hssien.
"Talk about air being .freer'' said
the young nan IN kntckerboeken,
handing $3.50 over to the bicycle deal
er and taking the machine. Its the
most expensive thing On earth. You're
making a desn pr ut Of $3.50 On the
cir in tho~e pneumatic Ars~ By gun,
and ! know 1T"