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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-09-16

Having received the Endorsement
of Chauncey M. Depew, Mr.. Glad
stone may have to let out his hat
band a little.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-09-16

Utah will be the next state to make
Uncle Sam see stars.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-09-16

Used Oil, Powder and Dynamite.
SCARBOROUGH, N. Y, Sept. 15.-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-09-16
BULLETIN OF
THE OHILY GLOBE
MONDAY, SEPT. 16.

Weather for Today
Fair, Warmer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-09-16

five days of general battle between
great armies and three days of minor
engagements, namely: Chickamauga,
Orchard Knob, Lookout Mountain and
Missionary Ridge, Browns Ferry and
Wauhatch:e.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-09-16
DEDICATED AT NOON.

At noon of the 18th the Chickamauga
field will be dedicated, the vice presi-
dent of the United States presiding,
upon the invitation of Secretary La
mont. The orators will be Gen. John
M. Palmer and Gen. John B. Gordon,
both of the United States senate.
The night of the 18th, In the tent at
Chattanooga, the veterans of Sher-
mans and Bragg's armies will hold
public exercises, Gen. Granville M.
Dodge, president of the Society of the
Army Of the Tennessee, presiding. The
chief speeches will be by Gen. o. O..
Howard, Gen. Joseph Wheeler, Of Ala
bama, and Gen. Willard Warner, of
Chattanooga.
During the forenoon of the 10th there
will be parade and a review, in
which all organized military bodies and
the governors of states will take part.
At noon the dedication of the Chatta-
nooga fields will take place in the tent.
the speakers being Gen. Charles H.
Grosvenor, of the house Of represent
atives, and Gen. William Bate, of the
senate. The night of the 10th the ex-
ercises in the tent will be conducted
by the veterans of Hooker's and Long
streets forces, Gen. F. c. Walthall, of
| the United States senate, presiding.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-09-16
FORBIDDING ANY DEBATE

on the introduction of resolutions,
and also upon the platform when
reported to the convention. They
have decided to make a fight in the
open convention by nominating Hon.
]. Sloat Fassett for temporary chair
man. The convention as planned
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-30

~ pahlic schools, Ma 3ans,ss I'M
Knox of Wahpeton, Will conduct Z
model union meeting, Hon. Chss,
f'0llOck will speak on the State I'm.
fnFoement League, Miss Louise Crum.
,;A., state evangelist, will preach the
asA1al sermon, Sunday morning, Sun
day afternoon q children's mass meet
Ing will be In charge Of Mrs. Florence
Pottle Of Mayville. state superintend-
ent Of juvenile work, q mothers
meeting will be conducted by Mrs. L.
~, Wylie Of Drayton. Mrs. May
Hewitt Tousley. editor Of Western
WQmanhood, will read . paper on the
legal status Of women In North Da.
kota. Arrangements arc being made
to hold q. gold medal contest on Mon.
dayevening.
The musical part Of the program
will be treat to all lovers Of music.
Among the soloists ore Mrs. 10.
Smith, Casselton, Miss Myrtle Ne.
smith, musical director of the Valley
City Normal School, Miss Myrtle Reed,
Armenia and Mrs. Harry Hall, Hills
b0ro.
Reduced rates of one and one.ffth
fare are secured on the different rail.
roads of the state, for all who attend.
Full fare must be paid going and cir
tificate secured from the agent, this
certificate when signed by the secre.
tary OF the convention, will entitle
the holder to return for one.fifth fare.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-30
mortgage SAFE.

~IaEIEho ueIAult mas Deen made In the
w conditions of certain mortgage con.
tanning power Of sole duly executed and deliver
ed by Archibald Bnie and Helen Buie. his wife
mortgagors, ,o Fargo Loan Agency mortgages.
recorded in the Office Of the register Of Deeds in
: and for the county Of Pembina State Of North
Dskota. on the eleventh day of July 1891, al 1880
by which defau It the power of sale has become
operative, and there IL claimed to be due on said
mortgage at the date of ths notice, the sum Of
asd sixty cents. (ss,s45.GO) and no action or
proceeding st law, or otherwise having been in
sittutd to recover the debt secured by sad mort
gage Or any part thereof;
And WHEREAS, the said mortgage has been duly
assigned by nv Instrument in writing duly ex-
ss:utsd and delivered BY raid MORTGAGE Fargo
the Office Of the register Of deeds, in and Tor the
county Of Pembinl State of North Dakota on the
15th dsy Of May 1895. ut one O'Clock p. NJ. In BOOK
Now therefore. notice is hereby given, that by
virtue OF said power Of sale, und the ststute Ii,
such case made and provided, the said mort.
erfbed in and covered BY 50 i'd mortgage, to.wit;
The west half Nv hfJ Of section Twenty-Five
(ss) township one hundred and sixty.one (!6l)
acre. 'n sss n sesoss.
county Of Psmbinu state Of North Dakots, viii
Y sold ct public suction to the highest bidder
for cash, to satisfy the amount which shall then
be due on said mortgage, with the interest there.
ON the attorneys fee and the costs and dishurse-
by the sheriff of said Pembina county, on bis de-.
putty. st the front door OF the court house in the
city Of Pembina In said county of Pembina and
State 81 North Dakota on Saturday the seventh
ject to redemption ut any time within one year
from the da,e of sale as provided by law.
Dsted July 18th 1895. E. =. ErrEHH EyxEB,
JNO. d. FARRAND. Assignee of mora s1se
Attorney, Fargo, N. d. 20
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MR.. HILLS MONOPOLY.

AS yet, 1t seems question wheth-
er Mr.. Hill will be able to swallow the
N. P. However, it is quite evident
Mr.. Hill is after it. With Mr.. Hill's
previous history and known charac-
teristics, it is easy to guess that he
will get what he wants. or course
such action would mean monopoly
Of the freight and passenger business
Of the valley. Mr.. Hill once enjoyed
this privilege and many of US remem.
Der what the rates were. Mr.. Hill
does not run railroads for fun, and
we can not expect him to give us com.
petitive prices when he has mono
poly. Hence, looking at the union of
the two systems, the fellow who pays
the freight, does not see much bene.
fit to him.
But we belieye that such union
would in time work out its own cure.
In fact, time will bring US more rail-
ways anyhow, but such monopoly at
Mr.. Hill proposes would hasten the
day. We are a firm believer in the
coming of more railways in the near
future. Among the reasons for our
belief are these. The growth of the
country and its immense crops, the
increased traffic outward will make
more traffic inward. The need of
more direct routes to Duluth and
Superior to ship our wheat. The
proximity Of wood and lumber to
roads running east from the valley,
which we need and now get by cIrcui-
tous routes running around by
st. Paul and Minneapolis. The ease
and cheapness with which roads can
De built over our level prairies. The
presence Of several trunk lines OF
railroads on our borders. who are al.
ready looking with envy on the I'M.
mcnse freight business in this valley.
The growth Of Manitoba 10 popula.
tion and business and the opening up
to settlement and development OF
Northern Minnesota. Many other
reasons might be cited but they may
be all summoned up in one, that there
Is tOo much business In the Red
River Valley to be controlled by any
one,or two, railroad corporations. Civ.
en-, plenty Of business, and the rail.
roads will follow as a certainty.
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SilerIff's Sale.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
(,ullnty Of Pefnblnn. rs

First National Bank of Pembna Plaintiff. III,
Thomas G. Shaw, Henry Charlton and Lewis E.
Booker, co partners as Shaw, Charlton 4 Co.,
lJefendan
Notice IL hereby given, that by virtue of an
execution to me directed and delivered, and
now in my hands. issued out of tile Clerks Office
of the seventh judicial district court, state OF
North Dakota, III and for the county Of Penn
Dina. upon judgment rendered in said, court
in favor Of First National Bank OF Pembna,
plaintiff and against Thomas c. Shaw and Henry
Charlton, defendants. ! have levied upon the
following described personal property Of said
defendants, to.wit: One bay stallion, called
,",Hish M%cky Muck" Il years old; one bay stall.
one BIZ mare, called May aged Z. years;
one (Felix j., mare colt dark brown. aged 9
TWO sets trOtng harness, Two irotting sulkies.
Aud tia, shall. on Wednesday the aSth day
Of August A. D. 1895 at the hour of two O'Clock
p n. of said day, ut tile front door OF Graber's
barn, in the city OF Pembina. in said county and
state of North Dakota. proceed to cell all the
right, title and interest of the above named
Thomas c. shaw and Henry Charlton in and to
the above described properly to satisfy said
judgment and costs. amounting to five thousand
nine hundred and seventy six dollars auc TWEEN
ty-three cents S5,91G23l together with all accru.
ing costs OF sale and interest on the same from
the 5th day Of August lSD5 ut the rate OF per
Cent. Per annum, at public auction, To the
highest bidder for cash.
Dated Pembina, N. D., August 18th, 1895,
WI. KNEEsHAw.
Plaintiffs Attorney. GEO. II, McCABE.
81 Sheriff OF Pembina County. N. d.
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possibility just as far as may be to-
ward Its realization, writes the Rev.
Charles II. Parkhurst, d. D., In the
September Ladies' Home Journal.
The child's mind Is as thickly studded
with Interrogation points as the sky
Is with stars. The primary genius Of
a child is tho genius for asking ques-
tlons. There is natural affinity be.
tween the mind and truth. Inqulsi.
tiveness is as natural to intelligence
as hunger Is to the stomach. One Of
the most common effects of current
schooling is to destroy that affinity.
intellectual stuiiing In the nursery or
In the school room Is worse and more
wicked than gluttony in the dining
room. Children who commence going
to school when they are six and con.
tinue at 1t till they are sixteen, hate
knowledge good deal worse than
they do sin, and II they had the cour-
age of their impulses would assassi.
nate their Instructors and practice
nthilism on their schoolrooms and
textbooks. The distinct symptoms
of nfhilism are disccrnible in every
schoolroom that has been used for
educational purposes more than six
months. This intellectual democrat.
ization of the schoolroom will pursue
Its present course till teachers are
selected who have enough of the
genius OF Froebel to understand that
the mental constitution Of the chile
Is itself prescriptive Of the course tt
be followed in its development. and
that the proper Office of school com
missioners and school committees II
to help the teacher to carry out The
Intentions of nature rather than Il
compel him to embarrass and contro
vert those lntentions.-Ladies' Home
Journal.
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The Pilgrim,s Progress

A little more than two hundred
years ago there died In England a
man for piety. for firm yet ORDERLY re.
sistance to ecclesiastical tyranny, and
as a leader of his sect. That he is re-
membered now is not due to these
things but to the fact that he wrote
a book called "The Pilgrims Pro.
gress." The historian Macaulay pays
him this tribute: "Bred as u tinker,
and afterwards a soldier, his educa-
tion was that of a mechanic: He
knew no language but the English as
spoken by the common people. He
had studied no model of composition
but the English translation Of the
Bible. His spelling was bad. He
frequently broke the rules of gram
mar. For more than century the
Pilgrims Progress, though translate
ed into several foreign tongues. was
known only to cotters and artisans.
At length critics inquired where lay
the secret of SO wide and durable a
popularity, and were compelled to
own the despiscd book as really a
masterpiece. Bunyan is as decided.
ly the first of allegorists as Demos
themes is the arst of orators, or
Shakespeare the first of poets. 9th
er allegorists have shown equal ingen.
uity, but no other allegorlst has
been able to touch the heart, and
make distractions objects of terror,
pity and love-" Bunyan's book deals
with spiritual pilgrim, but we are
also pilgrims in u material sense. In
our travels through this world we can
generally make it easier for ourselves,
las we'll as get to our destinations
more quickly, by taking the main
Travelled road, which, in the great
North and Central west, Is the Bur
lington Route. For tickets, maps
rates and information about thes,
lines, call on your home agent, o.
write to w. j. c. Kenyon, Gen. Pass
Agent, St. Paul, MINI.
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ISSUED FRIDAY MORNING.
200 PER ANNuM
FRIDAY. AUGUST 20, 1895.
SOME COURT vot,cHrps

For some years, the items of expense
for jurors, witnesses in criminal cases
and bailiffs have not been published
In the official proceeding Of the coun-
ty commissioners. THIS Is because,
the parties in Attendance at court,
need their money at once To pay their
current expenses. and the custom has
grown up, by which the clerk Of court
issues vouchers, which vouchers are
cashed Ly the county treasurer, who
afterwards takes them to the board
of commissioners. who issue county
order to the treasurer for the: sum
total, and all that appears In the pro.
ceedings published. ia this lump sum.
These vouchers are issued by the clerk
only on bills sworn to by the parties
receiving them and o. KID by the
sheriff or states attorney. The clerk
of court has also, "time book" and
each witness is compelled to report
daily to his Office to show that he is
actually in attendance asa witness.
Now 1t sometimes occurs that wit
ness is witness on two or more cases;
sometimes the witness is taken as a
talesman on jury, and sometimes
the sheriff, deputy.sheriffs bailiffs
and jurors are also witnesses. 1t will
be seen therefore that In such cases,
where there are so many persons in.
volvcd, that some system should be
planned whereby 1t would be impos
sible tor man to draw two days
pay for one days attendance at court
or else some rule be devised that al
should be treated alike and the same
per diem, mileage and pay allowed
for similar attendance.
Perhaps an extension of the system
OF checking devised by the clerk Of
court would do the work. II extended
and made to embrace all persons un
der pay by the county and under tn,
orders Of the Judge during court.
As an illustration Of the Irregular
ties which can occur under the pres
ent system we publish herewith, ,
complete list Of the Jurors who serve,
ON the jury at the last term Of court
with the mileage and per diem sworl
to by them, and for which they DIRE,
vouchers and received pay. We ais
give a partial list of witnesses witt
their mileage aud days, and u com
plete list Of bailiffs with the numLe
Of days paid for:
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w. C T. u.

The sixth annual convention Of the
Women's Christian Temperance
Union of North Dakota, will be held
at the opera house Hillsboro, Sept. 10.
This meeting promises to be one OF
the most interesting Of its kind ever
held In the state. Below are some Of
the special features Of the program;
Hon. w. G. Hubbard Of Columbus.
Ohio, president Of the Peace Associa'
tion of Friends of America, an orator,
pronounced by some to be equal to
John G. Wooley, will speak on the
higher life of nations, Sunday even.
ing Sep. 18th. On Saturday evening
Governor AllIn and the Ex-Governor
Of the state will discuss equal sun.
rage, Miss Emma f. Bates. state
superintendent Of public institution,
will speak on temperance teaching 10
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Sllerifs Sale.
STATE n1,s OF S" OF p.D DHhko7A' re

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, l.s
County of Pembina,
First National Bunk of Pembina, Plaintiff vs.,
Thomas c. Si.aw. defendant.
Notice in hereby given, that by virtue of an
cx cutiOn to me directed and delivered, and now
In my hands, issued out Of the Clerks office Of
the seventh judicial district court, state Of North
Dakota. in and for the county of f'embina upon
njudgment rendered IN snid court in favor Of
First National Bank of Pembina. plaintiff and
against Thomas &. Shaw. d. fcndant. 1 have
levied up the following tlescrp.. Il personal pro.
perty Of said defendant, :o.wit: Ten llO]
shares of the capital stock Of lie First National
Bank OF PenbiIa of the pnr value of one hun
bred dollars [Sl0al each.
And that shall, ON " ednes,lay the :8th day
of August a. ID. 1895 ut the honr of two O'Clock
8. NJ. of said day. nj the front door of the court
house in til. c.!y Of Pembina, in raid county and
state y; North Dakota, proceed to seil all the
right, title and interest of the above named de.
PENDANT. Thomas Q. Shaw. in and 10 the above
descr. bed property TO satisfy said Judgment and
Costs, amounting 10 two thousand two hundred
and thirty-one dollars and thrly-seven cents
l.S1I together with all accruing costs oi
tale, and interest on the same from the 5ih day
or August 1853 al the rate of per cent, per All.
NUN, ut Public Auction, to this highest bidder
for cash.
lated Pembina. n. D. August l4,h, 1895.
W.J. kNEEsIIAw,
Plaintiffs Attorney. GEO. II. McCABE,
So Sheriff Of Pembina County. N. d
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j. M. CHISHOLM, Hamilton, N. D
ahe,iGs sale.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. 1.
County OF Pembina.

srA cas Ss Se q P.D DsES.A' ;.
First National Rank Of Pembins, Plaintiff, We
Thomas G. Shaw, Defendant.
Notice ID hereby tiven, that by virtusd of o.
execution h me directed and delivered, and
now In my hands. issued out Of the Clerks offics
Of the seventh Judicial district court state o
North Dabota, In and for the county Of Penn
bns upon Judgment 1sndsrs q I IL ssid court il
til. and against Thomas G. Shaw, defendant
I have levied upon the following described real
property ofssid defendant, to.wit:. Lots mum
iioi eleven fiji and iii thai psrt Of lot Ne. siI
tel not heretofore decided to the Pembina county
bank all In block No. seven (7] In the city Of
pembina, also lots six (6l and seven I7l In blocl
No. twenty Ave 1851 In the city Of Pembine oil
according to the oficial plat Of the original town
record In the ONCE Of tho Register OF Deeds fol
And thai shall, on Wednesday the 18th do,
of September A. D. 1906, At the hour of two
O'Clock P. Y, Of said day. ct the front door Of
the court house, In the city Of Pembina, In said
county and state of North Dakota proceed Il
sell al the right, title and interest Of tho above
named defendant. Thomas C. Shaw, In and t.
the above described property to satlsly said
Judgment and costs, amounting to two thoussnt
two hundred and thirty Zone dollars and thirty
ine costs 81 saie, and interest on the same from
5th day Of August 1895 ct the rate Of per cent
per annum, q public auction, to the highss
bidder for cash.
Dated Psmbina, N. D. August 18th 1895.
w. J. KNEkeHAw,
s. '.'nun H shssla Of PenS!s. q County. 4. b
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4 curious incident showing that trout
win not be easily frightened from .
hook when they are hungry, q told By
. :Nains sportsman. He felt . good
bite. but before he could haul the fsh
N \ eois s's oG e.. and md ct .s AVA: H
cast. In q minute the hook was again
taken, and he pulled In Q two-pound
trout It was hooked In the side Of the
mouth, while upon the ether side Q
piece more than an inch long had besn
torn from the jaw. and the wound was
still bleeding. This showed conducive.
IL II was the same dsh that had Just
taken the hook and had got away. The
singular part was that Q iish % badly
wounded should bite 0 second time
Bangor News.
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South Dakota cities are passing or
dinances imposing licenses of SO per
day on peddlers, hawkers, or any who
offer goods for sale from house to
house. This will apply to all articles
not manufactured within the state.
This is a wise move. Unless some
barrier is thrown up these peddlers
and fakes will travel over the entire
Northwest soliciting trade which
should 60 directly to home merchants.
The goods sold by these rovers are no
better than can be purchased at home,
but on the contrary are often very i'm
ferior. North Dakota cities might
profit by the example Of her sister
state.-Oakes Republican.
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sheriTs Sale,
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, lao
County of Pemb:na. &c

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, loo
County of Pemb:na.
First National Bank of Pembina. plaintiff, vs
Henry Charlton, defendant.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an
execution to me directed md delivered. and now
In my hands, issued out of the Clerks office OF
the seventh judicial district court. State OF North
Dakota, in aud for The county of Pembina upon
Q judgment rendered in suid court in favor OF
First National Bank of Pcmbina, plaintiff, and
against Henry Charlton, defendant. Ihave levi.
ed upon the following described personal pro.
perry of said defendant tn-wii: Ten IlO] shnres
Of the capital stock of the First National Bank Of
Pembina OF the par value of one hundred dollars
(8l0O] each.
And that shall, on Wednesday thu 18th day OF
August, A. y. 1873, al the hour Of two O'Clock r.
M..'Of said day, al the front door of the Court
HOuse in the CITY of Pembina, in said county and
State proceed 10 &c the right, title und interest
Of the above named defendant, Henry Charlton
in aud to the above described property, to rats.
fy said judgment and costs, amounting to two
thousand Two hundred and thirty.one dollars
and ihirty.scyen cents s,a3l.37 |, together with
all accrulng cos.s OF sale, and interest on the
sumo from the 18th day of August 1895, at the
ratc of seven per cent per annum, nj Public Auc.
ton. to tue hi. hest bidder for cash.
Dated Pembina, N. ID. August 18th, 1895.
W. j. KSEEsHAw.
Plaintiffs Attorney. GEO. MCCABE.
Sc Sheriff of Pembinn County, N. D
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srArr OF NosrH DAxorA,,

srA5 coa ~ so 81 Psn HanS.A' s
First National Bank Of rembina, plaintiff, Y,
Henry Charlton, defendant.
Notice 10 hereby given, that by virtue ofau OK
ecution to me directed and delivered, and nov
| In my hands, iesned out Of the clerks ONCE, Of
the seventh judicial district court stateo Of Nort
Dakota, in and for the county Of Pembina, upor
judgment rendered tn said court in favor q
against Henry Charlton, defendant. have levied
upon the following described real property o.
said defendant, to-wit: Lots number one T.
and ali that part OF lot No six l6 not heretofore
decided to the Pembina County Bank, all in
block No. seven r. In tho city OF Pembina, also
lots six [6l and seven "a IN block No. twenty.
five [25] In the city Of Pembna, all according "a
the onacisl plat Of the original town Of Psmbina
The ONCE Of the Register of Deeds for Pembins
Andthat shall, Oh Wednesday the 18th day
Of feptembcr A. D. 1895 ct the hour OF two
O'Clock p. \. of said day, at the front door OF
the Court House, in tho city Of Pembina. In said
county aud State of North Dakota, proceed to
sell oil tho right, title and interest Of the above
named defendant, Henry Charlton, In and to
The above described property to satisfy said
Two hundred and thi.,y.one dollars and thirty.
ing costa Of sale. and interest on tho same from
the 5th day Of August 1905, Ut the rate Of per
cent. per annum, ct public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash.
Dated Pembina N. D. August 18th, 1895.
W. ]. KNEEsHAw,
Plaintiffs Attorney. GEO. n. McCABs,
50 sherlnof Pembins County, N. d.