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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-10-22
HONE and FOREIGN NEWS
BRIEF ITEMS OF THE WORLD
odds aud Ends of Happenings i'm the
&our Quarters of the Globe-Acct-
dents. Crimes and business MAT
4ers-Fircs, Fever and Family
NcNNS-


tor the Spanish soldiers wounded III Ihe
tecent war.
The Cubans will declare for iHdepend
..rca .t the convention soon to be held
,,,,,,,,,,o,
-,,.,n,,,b go has bonp selected rs
Yin. winter mort of departure for gov
...,,,,,,,t tr,,.n,,t.
Admiral ceryera's personal ensign. re-
..,,.,,.aI from, tho crimson, Colon. has been
cont IN Washinoton
Thir,, hoo. Of beer were consumed
49,. a., o,,o-t. at , Wedding of foreigners
-, sI,.,,nd,,,h =,
During the yellow fever epidemic cur
.,r.Iin,ncn IN Meridian Miss. re- |
.,,,;ra. oyor,hod,, to be at home after ) |
- ~, An hor later is permitted to the |
,copIe of Jackson
~ u;u rao,,ire weeks 10 form an intel /
ai,ont estimate Of the losses sustained in
t@lor,J,, 1,,. tho rocont forest fires.
The enrolled members of the Methodist |
.s,,,r,I, ~ c,n,d, j. $50 537. one-ffth Of |
size entire population of the Dominion.
anncaI for fine relief OF starving Gu.
E,an sojdiors has been made to the Red
t,ro-. Socicty and TO Secretary Alger.
rba National Horsethief Detective AS
s,.,.;,4i,, hold lis animal session at Alex
..ndrja Ind. last week.
Fo,a.t fires near Wichita, Kan, drove
i,,,,,- aud binds from then
r.a,,,,t. !, .noh ,o.t Numbers as to dark
tI, 49,.
E>.Cnrorno,. Svipoford of Alaska saws
49,, ,I,,, .sool.o.s who returned empty
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president message S
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feVNng ON some property oelohSi"S ~
farmer were killed ana one i'''i'S M'u.''' t
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-10-22

French Counts have nine equal pearls in
entitled to a coronet of four big pearls
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-03-05
MORTGAGE SA1F.

First Publication February s.. 1881
Notice Is hereby given that that certain mort
gage executed and delivered by FRANK swan
son and Josie NJ. Swanson, Ills wife, mort
gagorS, to tile Bank Of Minnt, MtAtSaXen. totui
the 5til OF June. 1Sg0, ant He'd Tor record In the
office Of the Jtsdstrr .! deeds Of the county OF
Mclean, andsstare If North Dakota. on TIT 18th
day OF June, 1880, and recorded III E.tak ''.A' ol
Mortgages at page GUO, and assigned by A. l..
(iuNti!, rs receiver Of the BANK III MinOt, dated
November IS. 1897, ami iil.d for record III the
office Of the register %! deeds Of t!ie county Of
Mclean aud state Of EOrt, Dakota, on the 10Th
day of January. 1893. to William III. Mann, an.l
recorded In BO"k Of Mortgages 1T page h.5:.
will be forecloSed hya sale Of tho premises III
such mortgage. and hereinafter described ut tie
front door Of tl,r court house in tive rnuity Of
Mclean aid state of Nsntu pakota. ut tue ilour
Ut . O'Clock p. m. on Friday. March lS.'i. 1898.
to satisfy the aln0unt due upon such mo ts;sc
on the day Of sale.
The premises dexcribedi in such mortgage and
which Will he sold to satisfy the same, aic de-
scribed rs follows, to-wit: The north half os
the southeast quarter IN. y of =. G. ~ and nort!,
halt Of the southwest quarter IN. x OF 8. W. II
Of section twenty-five l2.) in township one
hundred and f~orty-SiX Q,G> north, OF ran!.
eighty-One (81) west. Of the 5tn principal
meridian, Mclean comfy. North Dakota. :
There will he due OIL such mortgage ut tho
late Of sale the sum of s77l go. besides taXc.,
II any.
Dated at bismarck. y. H.. Feb. 2nl, 1893.
WILLIAM II. MANN.
Assignee Of Nortga.cc.
BOUCHER. PH1LRR1CK 4 CocHRASH. .
Attorneys for said Assignee Of Mortgage.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
lrirst prhNcati..n February :, 1875.

rfrst PrhFrati.m February :, 1887
So;ic. i hereby given that that certain mort
gage eNe''uted and delivered BY G, q. w. West
I'd Anna Mary West, his wife, mortgaeors, to
:..e RANK OF Miuot, mortgage, dated tile nstll
day of May, 1880. and filed for record in the
Office OF the register Of deeds Of the county e
Mclean and State of North Dakota. on the 4th
day Of June. 1850. and recorded in Book "A'
OF Mortgages. at page 9s and assigned by the
Rank OF MNiUt to Eilza j. Ludlow, dated ,Iune
80, lsIO. and filed for record in the Office OF the
register of deeds of Mclean county and
state Of North Dakota. on the 5th day of
Gates, dated January S. 1896, and flied for record
In the office Of the register OF deeds OF the
county of Mel can. n State Of North Dakota.
and recorded january 10th, 1898, in Book 'C''
Ut Mortgages at page ESQ. will he foreclosed by ~
sale Of the premises in such mortgage and here
matter described. ut the front door Of the
court house IN the county Of Mclean and State
of North Dakota, at the hour OF. three o'clock.
p. M. OH, Friaay March 18TH. 1898, to satisfy the
amount due on such mortgage on the day Of
sale.
The premises described in such mortgage and
which will be s"llr!n satisfy the same are de
scribed us. f"linws. tn.wit: The northeast
Township one hundred and 'forty-seven u47)
north, Of range eighty.o ono tsl) west, of the 9Th
principal meridian Of Mclean county, North
There will be due on such mortgage at the
date Of sale the sum of $6l7 .94. besides taxes.
II any.
dated at Bismarck. N. D.. Feb. 2; 1893:
- Z. L. GAiE S,
Assignee Of Assignee III Mortgagec.
BOUCHER, PHlLBRICK & COCHRANE,
Attorneys. for Assignee: OF Assignee Of Mort
gagee.. =, -, -.
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SALE.
[lir.t Publication February qs. 1926

"~h AN&VS W Ao4Ss
.%nti"c is hereby given. tina. Il certai, mott
ea.,t' executed ana delivered by Andrew ".
iN.nd".a bachelor. mortgagor. to The Rank of
Hili.t t. dated the ~ day Of September. 1885,
ard Sled for record in the Office Of the register
ii ,rcds of the cOunty Of Mclean, and state of
North Dakota. on tho 9 day 0f October, 1898,
and recorded in hook A Of Mort ages. upon
page l5S. anu assigned by the said The Hank Of
.Min"t 10 e. Il. milford. which assignment has
been duly recorded: and whereas no action nj
law. or other procr ceilings has been had 80 col.
lert said debt or any part thereof will re ftre
closed by a sale Of the premises il such mort.
.e,e ami hereinafter deSciihed, ut the frGiil
unoc Of the court mouse In the town Of Wash.
burn. in the county Of Mclean and state OF
Narth Dakota at the hour Of two r'clock p. M
nn the 9th Gay OF April, 1873. to satisfy tho
amount DUE ON such mortgage on the .i:y Ol
sale.
The premises described in such mortgage
Which Will he sold to satisfy tile same, ace dc
Scribcd AS follows: The north west urG4at1r u
tie south east quarter aud the hort, s.,&;
quarter. Of the south west quarter Of Srsr'o:.
t,Mnship l44 north of range 81 aul 3 g.,
.%s,r:a Dakota.
lher" will be due on such mortra.a y :.
'int'' OF HMle. the sum OF Seven li9.,:-.
y; "n dollars. viz: SIG. principal, 5000 is:t.
3.:'.sH p;l,l.ior taxes, $500 attorney : lvls
size; rustS.
lated February 10Th. 1898.
l.. =. MUnEHHii.
IA. N%AGloNE. Attorney.
Lewis Lake, Md.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-03-05

A good editorial in the St.
Psul Pioneer Press of last week
describing the lola trial and
it's attendant effect, the whole
of which is we'll worth reprint
ing, but we can only make
room for the following closing
paragraphs:
But the sentiment which con.
victed lola finds it's chief SUI .
port in the serried ranks of the,
official classes, which the Pan.
anna and other scandals show
are permeatsd like the'Parisian
journals, With venality and
corruption. It is said that one
fourth of the adult males of
Paris are officials of one grade
or another. The interests OF
civil and military officialis,n
are bound. up together. They
sway the multitude. They
control the elections. This vast
horde of petty functionarics
are as venal as their leaders.
There is no vigorous, indepen-
dent, critical public outside of
this consuming army of NOR
cenaries to pour the burning
light of it's scrutiny into the
unwholesome recesses of Off
cial life and to hold it's func-
tionaries;.to a strict responsible
ity. And so the moral sense of
France is dead, or, at least, tor
pid. It is one of the strange
contrarieties of French charac-
ter that Emile lola, who has
done more, with his r%epulsive
realism, to degrade the literture
of France than any other man
of his time, should be the one
man in France to stand up for
what remains of the conscience
of France-for those unIcr!y-
ing principals of justice ana
right on which alone republic
can liberty can be safely an
chorrd-for wholesome public
sentiment which no longer OK
lists, or exists only as an acad-
emic tradition or an eccentric
itY of isolated individuals.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-03-05
svs~sca,rr1os PRICE osk DOLLAR \ vnAk

The great transportation
companies are largely respon-
sible for the Klondike craze.
Even with an intercinal cut
rate war in the interim, these
transportation lines will dig up
more gold than one in ten
thousand Of these deluded
mining pilgrims will ever see.
Then with the delusive spell
broken, amidst the distress that
follows, armies of wretched
men will march from the
coast towns on the Pacific to
the far east with such numbers
than the former Coxey array
will be a mere skermish line in
comparison.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-03-05

Minneapolis Tribune: That "Truth 10
stranger than fiction" may DO trite but
every day gives new evidence of its sst
uatit5.It has just been discovered that
the hier to an Austrian fortune of half
. million dollsrs died q maniac in . Chi.
oago poor house after a oheoksrsd oarssd
in this country. His mind had become on.
settled by the faithlsssness of his wife who
was rsputed to bs'6ne Of the most beau
ttfu, women in Asstro Hungary. an1 n.
driftsd over here.in the hope C. forget his
trouble and begun a new llifs. M,snwhi's
his father q leading banker IN Budapoa,
had died and the effort to traos tAs miss
, ing sou led ap. to ths discovery above men.
toned. Here is theme enough for any no
velleS.. = -. :" -.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-03-05
MORTGAGE SALE.
CHRIST Publication Jan. %. 1sos.,

OuAAs ~ AoJJs/
Notice is hereby given. that that certain mort
'f f;,!sss, ex sna sad %nd delivered by Edmund +
:;;gors,. to Augustus L.. Bishop, MORTGAGE.
dated the I'irtieth day Of December, 1854. and
filed for record In the office of the Register %
,,e..'sn Of the County # Mclean. and Terrific
Of Dakota. now State Of North Dakota. on the
Book "A 8" Of Mortgages, at page GO. viii b.
fNrecl0sed ny u sale Of the premises In such
mortgage and hereinafter described, ut the
front door Of the courthouse In the County Of
Mclean, and state Of North Dakota. at the
hour Of2 O'Clock, y. m. on the 18th day Of March,
on the day Of sale.
The premises described IN such mortgage and
which lnl VIII bS sold 70 satisfy the same, ar~ de.
section thirty, township one hundred and forty
seven, north Of range eighty-threc. west OF tile
fifth principal meridian, Mclean county, North
Dakota.
There will he due on such mortgage a 1.-THE date
Of sale the sum Of 81 l42 80. besilps taxes, il
any. AUGUSTUS T.. BISHOP,
Mortgage.
Attorneys FOL said MOrtgagec.
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NOTICE 70 TEACHERS,

THERE will be a tsacfers' exatni,rt;un
in tho Washburn court house. March 49,.
1885,. Hxnx1 Ho1TAs,
County Superintendent
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-03-05

CALL OF COUNTY WARRANTS.
All warrants drawn on the General Fund
Of Mclean County, and registered pryor
to and including January 9TH. 1892. and
md now PAYABLE at my Office. Interest
after date Of this notice.
JOSEPH MANN.
County Treasurer.
Naahburn, N. D.. January, 29rh., 1855.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-03-05
What is the Money Power.


" AAASS -'~ S~ 4
Atlanta Constitution
W.. have :.al cssasion in. an
other article =, scs.=@ to the ex-
|posure by the Reviav # Re
views of the bogus n..,~.a.AvS,.
fcrcd the CuDuns - -. ia 4
iards. In the sa.1lc' |:1>.:s: o.
that anis. pcrio,i,>.,, We ilnd a
recognition: @. NJ force and in
fluence # the ro::ey power.
The Constitution has ex-
planned on many occasions
what the :nonay power is, but
there are, NO doubt, many per-
sons who regard the PHRASE
askance, and take it for granted
that it. is merely a convenient
term with which to round out
a sentence or a paragraph on
the money question. But the
money power is a very real
thing, and is very rapidly as
sunliug control % the govern
ments of the earth. The Re
view of Reviews describes
this ~lan"r.'sl combination
as "tl1e great bankers who
are neitksr :,ns:lish, French
nor Ger%i.e@ il. heir real allie
glance, but Il KS be regarded
IS q law a,.to themselves and
Fl separate pcw:r, gradually but
steadily Strengthening their
gSip upon the destiny of ma
:iula."
The Review OF Reviews calls
attention to the fact that it is
this huge, mysterious money
power that plays the nations
against each other like pawns
on a chess board; that enables
one or the other of these ma
tons to place Japanese or Chi
nese loans; that decided the
issues of the recent Turko-
Greek war, gaining a better
hold on the revenues both of
Turkey and Greese, and clear
ing millions of profit out of the
Fhideous conflict between Mos
lem and Christian; that caused
the slaughter of the Arnneni-
ans to go on undisturbed; and
that has constantly shown it's
hand in the affairs of. Spain
and Cuba.
Its influence has been seen
seen in the attitude of both
Cleveland and Mckinley to-
ward the Cuban patriots, an
attitude of real enmity in spite
of the fact that the people of
this country are all but una1li-
NOUS in favor of Cuban indie
pendence, The people are for
gotten and even The interests
Of party are risked by the Re-
publican leaders SO keen are
they to 90 the bidding of the
power.
Ills this power that controlled
Cleveland and caused him to
open the treasury to the raid
ers so that the Austrian gold
loan might be comfortably
made by the foreign bankers.
1t is this power that compelled
Cleveland to issue bonds which
we're really bought with green
backs.
And it is this money power
which the people of this coun-
try will have to vanquish at the
polls or lose their own liberties.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-03-05
SoTIcE-TlMBER CULT Er

-
us. LA>D IFtlCE AT ,EIsMAEcE Jan. ,ti., Is:
tutlii1aiNs having been entered at TIL,
flee by Ii:.sver II. Nygaard against Jnlap,
Wild for fa!l"lc to comply with lava to liln',ei
culture Entry No. s9sl dated April 18th. 1857
alou tile II e Il Of Section 20, Township IA II.
!;anSe 81 W. in Mclean ..'oGnty, Nort,. Dakota,
With Il view to the cancellation oftlic said entry,
coutestant alleging that the said entryman
never b:o&. On caused to be broken any OF sai,.
iairl Oily a few plough iurrnw: ana t.!:.t sti,i
%stryrna;i abandoned said land one year aite;
entry. ard io person KNOWS where lie Wfnt to
so far the contestant eau find out. 'lIe st.iu
'ariies are hereby summoned to appear III
WaSilblrn. Mclean county, OIL the 2dti. uiy OF
February. 1888 at IL O'Clock, Il, m. bctura the
county judge to respond and furnish testimony
:cncsrning said alleged failure. Hearing II:
this office. a.arch 9Th. 1885. at . p. nj.
Il. a, LANR.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-03-05
First Publication Feb. 5. 1873!
NOTICE Gy oNlEir.

NOTICE CT OSiE,T.
OFFICE AT BISMARCK. \. D., Jan? s, 1898
Complaint having been entered ut this ofi:c.
by August II. Wahl, against Nels John Oh
son. deceased, for abandoning liz lncsttM
entry No. 6'4l, dated August 9th. 1892, up
OH the southwest quarter Is W 4: Of Section
-. Township l44, Range 81. in Mclean
County, with a view to the cancellation Of said
entry the said parties are summoned to appear
1T this Office IN til: 3otii nay OF March, 1898.
at 9 O'Clock. y. M, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
alcnt.
T.. 4. LAMB,
RI lister.
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A limited Staten Man.

A United States Map.
Mounted on rollers. forty by forty.eig h
inches, suitable for hume or ofice,--will
be sent by mail to any address,, Oh receiy ~
of fifteen cents, by :
sGxo.: p. LYMAN,
Gen. Passenger Agt. 9. 3. q N. Ra
! St. Paul. MINI.
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%g'.-, 'T.YNS.

#-A. H
STATE oF Fo,s-A 1aEoTA,
Couuty CT Mclean,
In district court, Sixth judicial District
Mary U'Neil. plaintiff
vs.. nj
Daniel Ie hoy. defendcnt.
The state Of North Dakota to above named
dafcudsut.
You Daniel Leroy are summoned to answer
the Compliant III this action. and to serve q COPY
Of you. answer upln the subscribers at h: ir
office lii bismarck, In the County Of Burt Nigh
the seryi. e Of this ,lmmon upon you. exclusive
Of the day II service; and III case Of your fall.
urc TO arTe..r or answer Judgment will be taken
AGAINST You by default for the relief demanded
III tiisi complaint.
Dated February LIST. 1898. IS,
BOUCAEE. BRICK E. CocHaa"E.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. y. ~.
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Not.ce to Taxpayers.

% NUuce 70 FaxPav6f".
Notice is hereby given that ali : lunpaidspersonal
property taxes in Mclean county, North D;ako.
Ia. will be delinquent on the first day Of March,
1888. at which time a penalty Of I've per cen
will be added, and one per cent per month In
tcrest thereafter will be charged on the. original
tax until the same Is paid.
I'm the hfteenth day OF April. 1898, a list Of
all unpaid delinquent personal property taxes
will be made out and delivered to the sheriff Of
said county for collection according to law.
Dated ut Washburn, N. DAk., Jan. 18th, 1888.
OsEPH MANN.
county Treasurer.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-03-05

Great activity continues at
all the American navy yards
and every move seems to mean
war with Spain.
Evening star., 1898-02-12

Wesley first established a Methodist church
in America. He preached here for the sew
eral years he was in this country. and,
though the original church is not standing.
there is a Methodist church on the original
site, and some of its furniture, pictures
ETC., were used in the original church. II
Is not generally known. except by those
who are well informed on church matters,
but II Is fact that John Wesley was an
Episcopal minister. and though he founded
the Methodist ChurchAhe never left the
Episcopal Church. My authority for the
above statement is a leading Methodist d.
vine who is now and has been engaged for
several years investigating the various
matters looking to union OF the Methodist
churches of the north and south. He also
informs me that in his judgment the union
Is no nearer a fact than ii was ten years
ago. and that neither branch has eyinced
ing the past five years. Contrary TO what
he expected to find. he says the movement
Seems to have lost ground during the last
two years, and the prospects are far from
being encouraging. He says the difficulty
Is not with the members of the churches
south or north, who as rule favor union,
but with the various business and book
concerns connected with the branches.
These, ne says, cannot find how they can
satisfactorily combine their financial in
terests, and that anything like the union
which existed before the war of the re-
bellion. for ten years more. at least. dp-
pears to be out of the question.
ChiIdren's Parks.
Savannah has some things that can be
copied by many other cities, and that is
parks where there is absolutely no inter-
ference with children. There are no keep
off the grass signs in a,y of them. They
do not look any the worse for it. either
There are more growing flowers beautiful
japonicas and the like to be seen in For
syth Park mere than in all the parks in
Washington combined. including the Bo-
tanical Gardens. Al the same time chill
dren are actually in possession of the place.
They never intrude. however. upon the
ficw erS. Another interesting feature in the
parks Is the number Of pigeons to be seen
in them. following the children about, pick
ing Zip crumbs of bread, crackers and cake
thrown I, them. The pigeons seem to have
no fear and though they are not tame
enough to be caught. they are very penti-
full in the parks In the extension of For
syth Park there is a parade ground. cover
ing double the amount of the space OF
Lafayette Park in Washington. and maybe
more. This is a play ground in real earn
est Bicycles. goa. and pony wagons are
to be seen there in all shapes and styles.
besides baby carriages 10y the hundreds.
Though the kite-fiying season does not
open up for a couple of weeks yet. when
200 or more boys fly their kites each after
hundred boys To be seen there every after
noon for the past two weeks. The kites
are of all shapes, from the new-fangled box
kites to the old-fashioned bow, the three
stick and diamond kites. A pretty good
breeze generally prevails and the boys have
fine sport. there being often more lockers
on than those flying kites.
Evening star., 1898-02-12
Triangular Post once Fight.

The first assistanst postmaster general
left Washington yesterday to make an in
vestigation of the triangular fight over the
location of the post office at Winsted, Conn.
Chief Beavers of the salary and allowance
division of the Post Office Department will
assist him. There is postmaster at Win
sted and West Winsted, both government
officials There is another post office in
the place maintained by the citizens at
their own expense. If consolidation of all
the offices was made, the place would be
entitled to free delivery. Some of the cit,.
zens want the consolidation and free de-
livery established, while others prefer to
have existing conditions continue The
Connecticut delegation in Congress declines
to make any recommendation on the sub
Ject They have informed Gen. Heath that
whatever decision ne makes will be satis-
Factory after an investigation. The fight
is bitter one. in which social as we'll as
political circles figure.