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willis Recalled.

New YORK, Feb. w ashington
special TO The Press says: There IS i
rulnor on the street that Hawaiian mat
ste1s have reached such i cIis.s III the
eyes OF tho administration us, 10 iustify
the recall Of Minister Willis and that
the whole matter will come up before
the next cabinet msetin1.
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.sti,ie of Minnesota,
county 81 MARSHALL


3 Ons,his ] Isl, day 81 january II d.
1891 I. personally ;,pprs.sIlMfnr..l,,t.,
litrgisirr VI Deeds in and for said
County and State, r. Gluviii To nj
personally known, and to me known
To be the Auditor of s:,isl County,
md after being first duly sworn, lie
posses un,l SAYS that tin, foregoing
list numbered from Ol.,. to fotty-
three inclusive, is II true aud cnr-
rect. list Of I'LL taxes lelntill:ng t.e-
IinQnrnt OH Real Estate IN Tit.
first Monday III. ,l:.I.,,:,tv 4 IL
1891, in said County and State.
II. GLAYIN. ss1
County Auditor.
SniNcrihe.l md sworn &c, bs.f1rs,
ne this It'll, day III .Janu;lly I S944
Hans b INsDAII..
IlSa.,l) l..sgistrrnf Deeds,
Filled january 6, is 81
W. Is. GAsE,
Clerk oil District Court
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"A ~ +, .fo 3 !, .r,,.. I.ap,le .

ooSsoeKET, s. d. Feb. Real ses-
tate men here report an actlve demand
for farm lands BY Eastern parties, both
Spectators and actual settlers, the lat
ter coming mostly from Iowa anil I'LL
nois. and being practical farmers Of.
means. All indications point to d heavy
immigration the coming spring.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-15
WILL TURN PATIENTS LOOSE.

MlnnesOta Insane Asylum Trustees Take
Radical Action.
ST. PAUL, Feb. 8 IT he s. justices Of the
state insane asylums are in session at
the Ryan discussing what shall be dose
with the patients who under the recent
decision Of the supreme court are now
Illegally detained in the hospitals. In
reply to their request FIR information
made at a special meeting week ago,
Attorney General Chills submitted to
them an opinion IN which he holds that
the superintendent of the asylums h We
no authority to assume further custody
or control over the patients committed
under this law, and that every patient
SO committed has lilo :llsloubtcsl right
of withdrawal ut pleasure, Int that !. il
not incumbent upon the hospital au
Sthorities -
To Isetnrn Tl.csc l'aticnts
at public expense. 10 the counties from
which they have been received. The
obligations Of the authorities will lie
discharged when the patients are in
formed that | hey are Al liberty to leave
the hospitals. Justice, However, re-
quires that both sl.e committing officer
and friends Of the pattsnts shall be noti-
fed and requested to rs.n.,ss III :,atients.
at once.
Tho board late in the afternoon I'M
lsstructed the superinten den: 70 notify the
Judges Of pro bate Of the respective coun-
ties from which patients wsre committed
and the friends OF the lsntten.s 10 come
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ES0 I|! I

the Oaliys = ;rescen g.!ss me name - t1e
new daily Per atS fdil IS.
IL Nort xvastarn (s,,,ronicl j. has been
sold to John p. q Brien.
& Sc 49,, -. I,l;al.d Is
81,
= .;,,. ~ % s,,,;4i, .,t Z, 80 ~ :.
ata -
s. aas IS .N,a "a 5 J.
W. 2 sss
u. s
s. s.HI s., II - s.
uay
ne Minneso.a a.spls s,,a nDa1sa
$500 ~ S.
800
81. Cloud granite Will &c used slof
Sl,araa ff.r Is.
George allslugh her. g Ira KEENAN,, DAG a.
both legs crushed az IS iisota. he Will
proudly dle'
AT the farmers inst itute sc Made,ia,
/ the crowd was a. great that two
/ halls were necessary.
,rba ro,,4;,,a sau;,- IS ;,s+; ion 81
Minneapolis IS being investigated BY the
postofice department.
/, ,,..at i, 8. s. -
s. :, - Tha
fotsl' y,sta :, 3 4, M!
NJ ...s. IS. 81 49, MI
49,, 80 n;
SO nnc ..n
| sallo un'p - P es wv 20 i
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-15
INTERNAL REVENUE
Recespts For tho Flvst Far Of February
S1asa& = m led Enc ran

-
Recespts For tho FIvst Far Of February
Show : Decided Increase.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is. The receipts
from Internal revenue during the first
10 days Of the present month aggregated
g, 070, ss1, Is against 81, sl4. % during
the corresponding period last year, a
gain 81 1854 ,4O7. This tremendous IN
tfease = regarded by treasury officials
sas 3 sure sign of returning business
activity. The sig .lifisance Of II will be
understood when it is known that since
the beginning Of The fiscal year the re-
ceipts from internal revenue had con-
stantly declined month w month. until
tho aggregate receipts for the halt year
were fully tlss, DOC. 900 less than for the.
corresponding period in 1893.
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Nr.Iea,s . yX,yi,,.

TOPEKA. Kan, Feb. 3. Mrs. Mary
Lease won her case in the supreme court,
which decides that the governor cannot
remove her as q member OF the state
board OF charities, Of which board she
remains president.
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/ & !
2 sEsl Il
III, il; ca


= - - SCo4
6 ! Eestls s. I'll
81 = i 81 i -
- lEs n = "a ~ mi
S. sb.
xcoma stopped
ne from "a
~ indsor he was
aele who has been cont
the afvero d the Norll
relatt 80 disputes HI s. III 8
and toSk a. sctiVe part ia
enes He told = Reporters
telsne ~ Onded very satil
emp GSel 81 tho road TheJ
lna3ority IS the dncessissng & &
we're fanteI points 81, 81
that stii the empl
rsel lIors 1Thaa sssl z
that they went into tho cen
saii has been the ncs
iersnf with receivers 81 4
he'll rs pc country "a s.
ln6rltlts ago and was cond
sisy and Nilwankse Durs
4 lll eo AZ 8 he service
10 <olli sseuce lsfo N
fnla 81 4 ~
tInselt q p)ea issd WITH
tl lions ~ ttba lrsininea,
said mat 6ther branches rsceived about
the same concessions HID not,
sask4d hare the scale q wages ID: force
last restored. but had asked and
besgpf anted, concessions q to what
~ substitute Z day's work and % ID 4.
klioWsd For Ovsrtinae. 1909
SIS he eonferences in 81. Paul had "a
suited IL securing 2 concessions; and q
nuiaber Of others were granted Ut the
Milmauke conference. Incasas Of de-
lays ~ snowstorms, washonts and
wrecks the men are TO- Be allowed for
Iovexlilne. There were concessions nude
that where men work on short lines,sS
and Ire required to make two o. more
trips : day. they are to b allowed for
1sll slelays between runs that amount ID
41veT,tWo aud half hours. and train
men doing switch duty TO make up full
time are allowed concessions in tho way
OF pay. Another point concedsd Is ia
the promo ion Of men to vacancies.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-15
l<EARsARGE a WE OK.
The Famous Old >team,h.p stsnelI q
RoUC;lll. .r Rect. ss s alss B go .s

Roncatl..r Rect.
NAsHIkaToS, Fob. The United
States steamship KearsaIge was wrecked
on Roncatlor reef Feb: 3. The officers
and crew were saved. The news reached
the navy department Ia dispatch
which came from Colon. II WAS sent
BY Lieutenant Brainarl 81 the Kear-
sarge, who reached Colon Feb. Y.
The Kearslrge sailed from Port ~
Prince. Hayti, for Bluefield Ids. Nicaragua.
to protect American interests there, ii
view Of the invasion OF the military
forces Of Honduras. She was wrecked
three days out. Roncador reef Is . little
over 900 miles from the Mosquito coast
of Central America. Before the coast
and the reef lies Old Providence island,
only Is or so miles to leewafd Of the
reef. It Is il believed at the navy dies
sbartment that the officers and crew
would Le al lie to reach Old Proyidene 8
without difficulty il; case thu were IN
danger Of their lives on the reef, and Il
is believed that they would Ie safa on
the reef, except in the event Of rough
weather
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Trajns = bnss 1loneA.

WIcHrTA, Kan, Feb raj, 80
Ice IN this sect ion 81 tho state has been
abandoned since Sunday. The Mis-
souri, Pacific and 81. Louis and San
Francisco trains are stuck II the flint
hills. The storm has been extremely
severe, and BY reason 81 high winds the
snow varies from ono 10 Is feet IS depth.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-15
FAVOR THE EMPLOYEES.
q: Declsion by Judges Hallet sn:I q :ner
Iu Union PMc.flc Cases

"a Declsion by Judges Hallet ma e ner
III Union PAc.lo Cases.
DIxyER, Feb. 9. Argument wa.
ccneluded before Judges Haslett and
Riner on the petition Of the Uaion Pa
ificfeceiyels for the adoption ~ this
court Of the new wage schedule. Tie
ridges gave q decision during the even
ilg inssfavor Of The Employs. refusing
to enter in the districts Of Colorado and
Wyoming the order made BY Judge
'Dnndy at Omaha. They said: .It ap.
pelfs b the headings ID this case that;
pi5r TO the appointment of rs
ceiyers certain rules a,l,l rugnla-
tons anil hedules were III force
recognized and acted upon by the en-.
Sployss and managers Our own; view s.,
u The receivers de- M it advisable anu
mes easAry 70 the pro- er and economic
management OF the; roperty N their
hands that rules, regulations AMI schetl-
uiCa US SIS
Dinsrent From Those s. Forcs
s. tho mo tie property came into their
shands should BE- Alop,ed III Il the en-,
sployes affected u thy pro- osed change
sle notifieels sud le given time and OPP
portunity to point ont u the receivers,
any I'M quality IN the schedules o. any.
slnjustise which they may think II Il u
dome them, and IL after such ne iation
and consnltAtion the receivers and enls
ployss are unable 70 agree Is 10 any pro-
Iosel rules. regu lalions. item Of items Of
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-15
All VIM i! Die.

CH1cAao, Feb. u. Mra. Charles.
Krnger. is dead, as the result 81 eating
tic Liza in Ierk and the remajnder Of
the faiAii seven Ii all, ara tyyapds
hope Of recovery The members 81 the
family were taksn i'll several days ago.
and physicians who were called decided
that they were suffering from trichina.
The doctors now Announce that III the
sufferers will die.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-15
Wort 81 IL Year.

s Dies MONIES, Fob. IL The storm Ia
this state for The past il hours has been;
one Of the worst d the year. The snow
lies fiean six to nine Inches ont The levsls
and is badly dfi fled. a6Gc Of al kinds
has been interrupted.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-15
I Eiapelle z IFS III sec ~

r Rianelle z iii sc az sec ~
.A,nt II "a
Arthur Riorelle sw qr sc
aec.27 4On s 26
Louis Riopelle se ql' sw qsscc
~ 4O;t 5 2G
4 G = Erikstael NV or ne Gr NV
or see 20 2OOn "a 43
Louis Sourdiif " llf ne ar "
hf ne Gr sec 3l l6Oa ~ a
Arthur RiOpelle NV ar NV 81
sec 81 4O,l 3 81,
4 3 Rinpelle s hfsw qr sec 81
8On 8 81
Louis Lour,line ne ar NV III
sec 81 4Oa 53
X kispclle INV qr nw tlr see 80
4O;l 4
= Lubin sW Vr,,w qr INV az
sw or sec 30 SO.t III b
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-15
The Crew Rescae.l.

CoLoN, Feb. Is. The crew of the
United States cruiser Kearsarge Mas
rescued at noon On Saturday. One man.
was drowned He was second class.
fireman named Anderson Robbins
The old wArship was aband onel on
Ronc,sd DIR reef. with the Stars and Stripes
still flying at her peak.
The steamship City Of Para. with.
the crew Of the Kearsarge on board. viii.
leave this port for New York ON
Wednesday next. Ere
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0 II &
Impeding Street snl steam RniIway
TraAac Grsat DnmNgs was Done IS
Cl.is.g 60 81 skipped tho Mort llwsstsrn

lped'ns ssrsss End sts y = tsnilwny
Iraftic-t rsat DanNge Was Done IS
CLissg Il S..s ped the Mort hives 4
states.
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shleAs'o. 3 nls civ Y VS. IS!
~ WI ll,s sls wy y slls = u'ss III
,aIu evsI s. IeI,ence nel s.. ~ ssoll.
S 81 lu,'ns sns cary MolnlnH anA
- v lsA lnc Ieasahe vsioel'y ~
q ~. usaa. 8 g ~ klhas Ws g =
tiiiie -. lns w
oln.e Dualalngs We're prae icaiiy ae-
seise.' ps''ple g. sil STAT 1eu lor Nome
- ~ .lsa1 sIavti.ill9 before
ny 20 81. were pau us.stN ~
uulllls 'ne afternoon, ana mes. q .hs.
ioaeas not ON fsllls 81
hlAus !. Y view sIK ~
@ 80. l,'su Wy S : 81. NJ !,
s. ~. ~. IS ~ !. 81 !.
~. s .
!. a's,s Z 49,
81,
!.
''s 81 q ~. ]. 's,''' S. \, !,
" iali a.
ai''i slA ) s aNe g
oAa 1oD. me ~ 3 isianu stal 'ssa o,as
one passenger 1rilln, NJ y came uassk;
alser INNING sohe' hllls over s e mug 81
Three nouis. me s.sllae cohdl!le1ls ics
Valieu on a.l ilnes -s.S
ss'Nlng 70 We .tiis1vlh snow, when
maj q lmposslple 70 see oos letst 8
wiesK oce uiieu Sn INC Lake saoie ,oaa
~ = Seh' n.ht !! street any z sohy lsaana
avenue. Inc ilgenlan, Lpthel -: enr
sler p h'lk haft, llsu, was caus ny tss
'Wes1l me ells he anu .telleei ant
e'usaed seveini lieis ;ht cars we've
AleAkea lnlo KIM Ing wood
''ls tue stIeets coll.ssohs ald accldenls
w w ~ numerous. y hafleS ChaSe, driver
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-15

J"ss.ph French, 8 Iii ne ar lots
/ u 2 sec2 1G1 32il ~ e.
john L johnson INV lis sw Or
y sec 3 4Oa 20l
John + Anderson sw qr sw or
sec3 4On 3 CD
Anders Berg lots s & 4 Of NV
ar zee 3 so Oh, 727
Victor Blomqnist sw ar NV
ar see 8 4O,l 3 63
.Anders Berg lot 3 see 3 40 #
52a 8 co.
T johnson So 1ls ne DR. N Til
sc ar lot 1 See 4 16D S.,a 15 OF
Z Person sW Or NJ Or seQrnW
or lots ? & 3 see 4 16O.-
81. 1907
Z = Hammerhack w liz sW ar
sw ,lsnW or lot 4 see 4
16O. TIA Is OF
y g + Colley $ III SO lr.chf 81
ar sec 4 16Ol 2 OS
Chris Larson sw ar SO or lots
s 4 . sec 5 ST.. 715
ca Hs,mmerlack il Ii ne or
sW or lie Or INV tlr ST III.
aud lot Z sec 5 I'll Al Is 10
G llnmmerbnck lie tlr srlr
sec . 4Oit 29i
Christian Anderson lots / &
3 see G 66. TOT 76
y upIous Sc ar INV ar and
lot sec . G4i. 26
IL Harrington lots 8 & 4
sec 8 7O5Ol 8 IL
ii Seward sly Or nv or see 8
4On 531
L Z Gust johnson Sc Or
he ar sec 3 4O:l 294
y = Jotnson Ii hi no az sec
8 SOn 5 50
= Johnson ne ar NV qrsec
y 4Oil 3 81
AND Dnnielsnn ne ~. ne qr
SIC 10 4Ol }O4
Jolln I D,lnielson Sc or ne
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conn fianry Johnson
all sec ] l 64Oa 80 S3
Henry A Johnson sc ar sec
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Or see ID SOl lO a
Hugh Mcdonald Sc flr sec Is
16Oa L. OF
tart Lnn.lhlad he Ir sWtlr
sec 10 4Ol 4 SO
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son ne ar Sc fr sec IL
4O.a a.
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sc qr Sc ~ sec - ~. 4 80 |
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sec Il so' 90
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l.sb.2o. ~ " I
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NV tll 50 ~ sec = SOl 81
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-15
IS Saturday, Feb. 10.
4 rumor is IL circulation at w Washing
ton that Cleveland will recall Willis.

dassllon e % district unless miners ac-
ceIt a cut.
The Canadian parliament will be-
called IN session On either the eth o. the.
18th Of Marc!!.
b. G. Barnum, a jewelry salesman,
was robted at Springfield, Mass, of
S15 900 worth Of samples
At the SeveyS picture sale in New
York, Ludwig Krause's palnting An
Apologistic Bill Collie. tor was sold for
Sc, 900.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-02-15
,rnwnshin 1863. slianrs IS.

f1Wsses ~ sisscril sOll
III d N :s,s,srt n :siI;
ystts II HDlat ii ne ar sws Gr sec 4 ION e
iSl6 str s,ssl,ssrs n IVA ne ~ e see 4
M Strnmbarr n HI &. q tIr sec 4
\ II lie Ill md lots 4 !. secl
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-01-20

M Mclean County is dusa nsh of BMlh aud east Of M.N .s.h river hhhE. hshcs als. hs
cry Hn6fd the State of North DhoaJm an IN anGd $500 HMD mw and snbMsa NkMN ss
at q"y Oft mhg land including about 5000 ass dMuMhsv Mh hes LssMsM .nhhu. TIE =
giving each a homestead oNa nMN aeUAG filing on the same of OAM a@Z .@"#S.#M-
ThNorhanPa & Railroad CompUp n Mm ho gd hE aAN a@av Mh can bspnhAndAp prizes maEhe
rom to per acre Gdv which lay b nMh in tho wnpmys preferred sbk which ranges in pMeh from IS 1Gnh
on tho dollar @e hnda ant" "gh on"a y"" time. vh'l low ea interest," About kMap sores Of III Lnsh
unMadw Mhss upm0rqM y dkRNs uL nhg from t hMuMxh hm thickness and many rhnu ML
opso at as"rhosn ndmn9h~ y Of a@.n and the supply muhMhh~T The soil :. hA sa Is. MAMy
abl from Rhb@ inches ito s ba in depth and is Mb of producing snuona s Of umh end ynAhMs:
tho finest adng and meadow hA yddhg the most nutritious gn. in abmAnss .a really ~ dAs
Coy NORTH Dakota M ##M#
and IT'S DYE heap hm .M and coal AZ kinds BudnR Materials auat BIZ msd*nIk -.
and M. "@S% n% .sRMsn the m me- 0@%% and nI - = S S%%G p%n.I o s n"a. .n .A es~As
Mclean County M no undN MmRd directly NnhM bMhe IMAM line tine eooMndm ~eN 49, mAn n
are s %% for a@isms Y& Il" ma 1s ms Mss " .n IF anmSaA m . s. s. :: 1850 s%l ~ =. .s@ E
MdNga, M#M@M@@
wamsuRh ii. comfy. sa .Ms. Ss.aY i. anh1. snas being =. ,mmLg h~. ~. st ~ !.
E APPROPRIATIONS. IN sn.v VA OF 1" rsN M niles nMhd MahsA Ad hdhhAs HN a10
W.hbMn j. thu. snpa 70 .na ny Ml m M TO that Of u. New InaAsA.- An AA - Ar
t Gd s MMnnsngp point, for Our Nal . n%s I've M.s@.. g: pysxo aMn H.uns. sc M9. Rna.ssl I.sY
best agricultural and stock grazing sMhM In hOg Nh #M# Observation-Disclosures
The county very in good condition nmnhnnh is total assets nbadn9m cMsadh A ana mhMnrN n vMmS
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-01-20
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas. default has accrued In the conGi-
lions Of Il mortgage dated December 10Th, 1889,
nude by John Anderson, ;single). mortgagor tp
the Bank O: Minot. mortgage. mortgagilg the
South West quarter ~ section eight, Township
one hundred and forty-four, north. range eighty.
one, west, In Mclean county, North Dakota,
which said mortgage was assigned to William
Crouch, and by hin to Clementina Crouch; the
said mortgage n assignments having been re-
corded in the office Of the Register OF Deeds in
said county. There is dae and payable accor-
ding to the terms OF said mortgage and assign
ment the sum Of four hundred ann seventy.sfy
dollars and eighty-seven cents, and taxes. And
no action or proceedings at law having been had
to collect said mortgage debt, or any part there
OF; Therefore, notice is hereby, given, that the
fsta iis.'' f at the ~ 'front.' "u t't door Of n he isse ! 1a Of
Deeds os1ce at Washburn, Mclean county, N.
D.. on the oath day OF February. 1894, at 2
O'Clock p. m.
Jlatcd December 2Oth, 1893.
CLEMENTINA CROUCH, Assignee
JOHN w. MAHEK, Atty for Assignee,
Devils Lake, VIZ,
Janro
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-01-20
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas, default has accrued in the conditions
Of a mortgage dated January Goth, 1880, made by
mortgagors t. the BANK Of Minot,, morteagee'
!nortgcgging shs South West Quarter. Section
north, Range eighty-one. wsst, in Mclean
county. North Dakota, which said mortgage was
assigned toWilliaM Crouch and by him assigned
to Clementina Crouch, the said mortgage and
assignments having been recorded in the ONCE nj
me Rcgister Of Deeds IN said county. There is
due and payable according to the terms 10 said
mortgage the sum Of. five hundred and twenty
SIX dollars and seventy cents, and taxes. And
no acton or proceedings at law having been had
IT, collect said mortgage debt, or any part there.
Of. N
Therefore, notice is hereby given that the said
mortgage will he forcclOsed by 4 sale Of said
premises at the front door of the register Of deeds
oficein Washb9rn. Mclean county. N. b., on
the oath day Of February, 1894, at 2 O'clock. n. I'M.
Dated December 10Th. 1923.
CLFMESTlNA CROUCH, Assignee.
JOHN \ Atty fer Assignee.
janis
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-01-20

To ecapitulate, bad roads lead to pre-
lunity; they mako mon swear. Bad rohu
.esd To A.tciuperance; men think it lac
eessary to tovtify the liner man with &
lew drinks to enable them to STANG Il long
journey through the mud. Bad roads
lead to cruelty; the klndest-hearted driver
often has to stimulate a willing team with
the lash. Fad roads lead to poverty; the
wear and tear on wagons, harness mud an
lmals knock off a large per cent of proht.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-01-20

Mandan Pioneer: Democrats must be
scarce in Mercer county, or Editor Walker
would never dare to make the following
offer in the Stanton Pilot awe have
been looking about to find n Cleveland
Democrat. but so far have been unsuc-
cessful. 1t looks bad for the party that
there ia not one supporter among the
many strong Cleveland votes polled last
inll. IT there is q man in Mercer county
that approves of the Presidents course.
md. will write lis a letter endorsing
President C'eveland's policy and state in
detail his Official nets we will publish the
letter and send him the Pilot, free for one
year."
To the above. the LEADER. will also
assure our nsighbers over the way. that.
while not having made q thorough an
vass OF the outlying districts of the coun-
tY. hut as far IA this vicinity fs concerned.
President Cleveland ha. hut one supporter
here and he ia loud and conspicous--afor
revenue only"