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no oure 3 Cold in Ono DAY.

Tale L1Iativ: Broms 9uinip: Tsblsts. All drug
Groves signaturei IL on each box. 2bo.-Adv,
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CARPET CLEAN SING.

LARGEST IN THE WORLD. EVERY DETAIL.
THE THOS. j. STEWART CO.,
1884 Bway, n. v; 1888 Bedford Av., b kIyn,
Erie and 9th sta., Jersey City. Telephones.
Storage Warehouses and Moving Vans.
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A-TherO was.
Reading from documents in his possession.
Mr.. Moss brought out the fact that the injunc-
ton was based partly on the allegation that
two OF the stock holders OF the company were
city officials: also that Cord Meyer. its chief
owner. had by virtue OF his power as Demo-
cratic politician. obtained the appointment Of
ono OF these oficeholders. Mr.. Moss then
showed that the contract OF the Citizens COM
papy was such that II could acquire land any
where by thu authority OF the State; and that
unless publicity prevented. the Ramapo Com
pany might take over the Citizens company's
contract and supply the city through 1t from
any source.
Francis H. Van Vechten, counsel for tho
Woodside Water Company. OF which Gleason
lie President, gave testimony along the same
lines. Lucien Knapp. formerly Treasurer Of
Long Island City. who had a plan to put the
Long Island City plant In shape to deliver 30.-
00O.0O0 gallons a day, at a cost OF not more
than 100000. took the stand and testified
that Long Island could easily furnish New
York City with 200 900. 900 gallons OF water
day from its underground supply.
PRESIDENT butcher. OF THE RAMAPo COM
PANY. CALLED.
Silas B. butcher. President since June, 1897
OF the Ramapo Water Company. testified that
the request for him to become . stakeholder
was co-incident with the request that he should
become president. This request came to him
through the company's counsel. Mr.. InRraham.
Q. Did you consult with any person promi-
nent In political life as to your acceptance. A.
No. sir.
Q. Did you consult with BENJAMIN r. Tracyi
A. No. sir.
@. Or with any one In his onaoe1 A. No. sir.
O. How much stock did you have when you
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-06-24
1913. 100000 In GOLD.

The Salmon ana Clearwater placer mines
Ia Idaho. according to Wells Fargo Ex-
press Company'e receapts. yielded in gold
dust aud nuggets from thirty. eight to forty
niliion dollars between 1860 and 81. Not.
v~ithstanding the difficulties of trnpsin,r-
tation in those days. remotenes. from civ
iiiztaion. and hostile. Indians. the fame of
the rich gold placers around Elk City
Florence, Orc Elmo and Millersburg reach
cd. the outside world. a stampede marked
the opening of the sixties. Bancroft, the
historian. long ago expressed the belief
that these placer mines we're but the out
skirts or washings Of richer central dspo.
sit, and almost simultaneously with the
recent compilation Of the Northern Paci6c'e
Lew,stUn Idaho, extension from Spokane,
comes the announcement that the pro-
speetnrs have Uncovered immense ledges
Of gold bearing quartz in the Buffalo
Hump range lying between the Salmon
and the South Fork of the Clearwater. a.
long which latter stream the Northrr,
Pacific 10 o building it's Clearws,e.
Line. For . map folder giving fulier in.
formation regarding this new mining
region send ltwo csnt stamp To Chs. y.
Fee. 1t. Paul. Mimi, or sdlrees any
Gsaetalor D,strtet Passenger Agent lor
~ Nofthsrn Pacific Railway.
49, E.Er
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First Publication May Is, 1897
SALE.

Notice il hereby given that. that certain mort
gage. executed anil delivered by wilhelm
schlripcr. mOrtgagor, t. Margaret Schlriprr,
mortgages, dated the sth day of April. 1898. and
filed for. record In the office of tire register Of
deeds Of the County Of Mclean and State Of
Ut Mort, Dakota, on the 18th day Of April, 1898
and recorded In book ar" of mortgages at page
1911, will be foreclosed by y sale of the premises
in such mortgage and hereinafter described ut
the front door Of the courthouse in the Countyo Of
Mclean and State OF North Dakota ut the hour
Off o'clock I. NJ. on the oath day "f June. 1899,
to satisfy the amount due on such. mortgage on
tho day Of sale. The premises described In :u"h
mortgage and which will he sold to satisfy thu
same are described AS follows:
Tho South East Quarter Is. F. ~. of Section
Thirty-six t3GN. Township One hundred and forty
three 14s,. North of ltanSe (sM, West of tn.
FIT. Ii Principal Meridian together with all the
buildings an d fences erected thereon and stu.
ated in Mclean County, North Dakota.
There will I've due upon such m0rtgay 20 at the
date of sale the sum Of SlO6.3s, besides taxes, II
any.
MARGARET ~SCHLEIpER.
Mortgage.
BOUCHER, PHI. BRICK & COCHItANE.
Attorneys for said Mort.ya5e.
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First Publication May ~, 1892.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of Interi ".
UNITED STArks LAND UrFrCk,

Bismarck n. H..
May 23d, 1859
A Suniciant contest AFFIDAVIT having been filed
q this Office by Martin !. Peck, contestant.
against Robert Mcdonald, Entry No. 42lo. made
April II, 1883, for n. w. Y. Section 26. Township
LAG. Range 50. by Robert Mcdonald Contestee, In
which 1t Is alleged that tile Entry Man never
broke or caused t0 he broken or performed any
work required under the timber culture law
neither the first year nor tile second wear. nor
any subsequent year, since he the entry man
filed OH said land and that the said failure exists
up to the present time and that the claimant
never lone any act In breaking Or cultlvating o!
planting any seeds. trees orcuttlngs on said land
nr any part Of the land and the failure exists up
to the present time. said parties are hereby
notified to appear, respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation ut 10 O'clock a. m. on
the 9Th day Of July. 1899, before Peter Miller
Judge and ~exoficio clerk at Washbnrn, Mclean
County, N. l,ak., land that final hearing will III.
held at 2 o'clock r. NJ. on July II, 1893 hefore)+
the Register and Receiver at the United States
Land Once in Bismarck. N. Dak.
The said contestant having. In a proper affida-
Wit. filed May q, 1870. set fortl, facts which show
that after due diligence personal service Of this
notice can not he made, 1t Is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice he given by due and
proper publication.
JOHN sATrERLUND,
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ESay @p,' RsSt.r,:sa %..lsnits.
Pare 3~"stNinss rs .aa-e sasurage and
asy ,an5s toa aumn.pr 1893, 14l, 142,
So, ~, lt5, lsa and AZ. Il 70, 80, 81, 81.
SIS and "a. L,nIs recently purchased by
&. y. Washburn. Will call at courthouse
in Washburn, no bid will be entertained
for lea. than $3.50 per quarter section or
fraction thereof.
". p. MAcuMBER,
Agent.
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JOS. Mann
Dealer in
Lumber
and


/ handle the celebrated
Plano Jones' Lever
Binder, Plano Headers,
Mowers and Rakes.
Also a complete line of
Canton Plows, Old
Hickory and Flint
Wagons, B~uggies,
Wind Mills, Pumps and
everything pertaining
to the farm.
If you want lumber 1
want you to call on me
before buying-I want
to show you what Car
do for you in the way.
of building material. I
will keep on adding to
my line of lumber so
any thing desired can
be had in my yards. !
ann also agent for the
lie Conpo
Board-a preparations
that every farm log
house in the country
should lined and .ceiled
with. This material is
preferable to ceiling
cheaper and more. dur
able.
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First Publication June10. 1892
Notice Of Homestead Final FruOf.

lFlrSt PuOIlcatlOIl .llnclU. lSas'.l
Notice Of Homestead Final F'ro"f.
Land ONCE ut Bismarck, n. H.,
June Z, 1891. g..
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Vt his intention tn
make final proof In support Of his claim and
that s. Ill proof will be made before .. A. Falcon
er. Clerk Of District Court. In AMI for N Lean
County. y. OAK. at Wa;hblrn, N. Dak.. on July
18TH. lsn9, viz: Hiram H.. Hainns SON., an only
hsir nf .my Al nira lTaines. Deceased, for
the y. T.. v. Section %, Township IA, II Range
80, W 5th +. NJ.
He names the foil wing witnesses to prove his
continues residence unoh aud cultivation of said
and, VIZ:
Mrs. Mary Jane Mercer, m Pair:ted Woods
y. r.. George Daniel German. John Alfred
Ellund and John a. Merry, all Of Washburn, n.
ID.
A. c. Mc(iILI.IvRAy
st Register.
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BIDS WAN TED.

Frrsnant to orders of the county com.
miasioners of Mclean county, North Ds-
knta, sealed bids will be received ut the
office of the county auditor In and for AMID,
couyty, at WashSurn. N. D. up to and in
Guiding Monday, July 8, 1899, ut 2 o.olock
| p. m. az fJllows:,
Building stone abutmsnts and erecting
bridge On Turtle Greek.
Building stone a%,,ntinsnts aud erecting
bridge ON Buffalo Couler.
Erecting bridge or Douglas Greek
As per plans and specifications GU file in
the Office of the county auditor.
Said bids Il" be accompanied by a certi-
led check in the SUN of 10 per cent If the
amount Of the bid, to insure the execution.
Of the contract If awarded.
The bidder receiving the contract vii
be required to furnish a bo..d to the
County Of Mclean IN the rtrnl sun Ut so
per cent Of the amount of the contract or
bid, with two ar more %suretirs ri. required
by law to ~jnstifv. to indemnify the county
from any damages or Neglect OF the COR
tractor.
Bids viii be opened in presence Of the
county comm iss,oners. on Monday. July 8,
1888, at 2:'n O'Clock p. N.
The right to reject any and al bids i.
reserved.
Dated at Washburn, N. D., June 1850.
Auo. 2. Jonssos.
County Auditor
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First Publication June 10th 1897

Thirst Publication June 10th 1891
TIMBER CULTURE, FINAL PROOF
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
US. LAND OFFICE.
June eth, 1922. {
Notice is hereby given that Jacob T. Langhalla
has filed notice of intention to make final proof
before $. A. Falconer Clerk Of Court ut his
office in Waslhurn, N. ~, on the 18th day Of
July. 1892. OH timber culture application No.
446.. for the ". f. quarter Of section M. 8, III
Township No.. l46 a.. Range No. SO W.
He names rs witnesses: John Peterson and
David Carlson Of Coal HarbOr, and Joseph NJ: nn
and Ilans Nyy.aard of Washburn.
s. &. MCGILILvRAY.
Register.
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BOUCHER, PhunRlcK & C0CARANE.
Attorneys for said M0rtga5e.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-17

and said that he, Mr.. Rounds, had rs city
pany, requested that the gas be put Into
that house and had been met with this
rule. He thought that it was about time
that the rule was abandoned. The electric
light company make no such demands.
The city owns one.thIrd of the stock and
he claimed had some rights to be con-
sidered in the matter. The company s
charter, he claimed, said that the company
should furnish all citizens with gas. MIR.
| Rounds said that no wanted instruction
in the matter. II said he, n person
doesn't pay his gas hill at the end of two
months the gas can be shut OF.
Mr.. Merrill thought 10 would by well
for the city solicitor to give his opinion.
On motion the Mayor appointed com
mittee consisting of Aldermen Rounds,
Smith and Merrill TO consult with the
City Solicitor and get his opinion In the
matter and report at a future meeting OF
the board, and TO call q meeting of tho
board of directors OF the Gas company II
deemed advisable.
AltT tne huJodIAneht VI INV AAeN'ihh
there was quite little fun caused by u
conversation between Alderman Rounds
and the Gas Office through the telephone.
1t was a one sided conversation to the
listeners on this end. Alderman Rounds
wanted to know II the company would
put the gas into the house of Mr.. II. A.
MITCHELL, and as gas agent and director.
representing one-third of the stock ordered
them to do so and make answer to that
effector to turn the gas into the city
pipes last evening ut their own risk. MIR.
Rounds thought IL was about time that
this prssumptious corporation was taught
that the people who granted franchise
could take 1t away.
Petition of the Electric Light company
TO open the streets from 44s Fore street
along Fore to Union, down Union To
Commercial and across Commercial TO
the water to find leak IN their pipes was
granted.
Permission to erect wooden buildings,
under the usual conditions was granted
TO Rev. X. q. Stowe to raise church on
Elm street; A. l.. Head. building on Gus.
tom House wharf, and Williams Manu-
featuring company ON Kennebec street.
John McMenimin and Albert Tucker
wer. granted licenses as victuallers under
the usual conditions
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-17
BRIEF JoTTlNos.

Cloudy, foggy and mild yesterday.
The annual meeting of the Portland d
ogdensburg railway will take place this
morning.
The first game of the new polo series
will be played tonight.
The police arrested three deserters from
the Allan steamer Buenos Ayrean. They
will be returned to England on the steam
or.
The liquor deputies made seizures yes
terday at 449 and 400 Commercial street
and l Pleasant street.
There will be meeting of the Eq nal
Suffrage Club at 10 Mellen street this
afternoon at 8 o'clock. 1t is especially
desirable that all members should be
presept as course Of study is to be
planned. Notice is also given OF meet
ing of the State Association at Saoo
Jan. esd. A basket lunch will be served,
and arrangements have been made Tor
return later In the evening.
Two horses belonging to Abbott, the leo
man of this city, fell through the Ice at
Sebago Lake last week and were drowned
The Greenleaf Law library will hold
its annual meeting on January "a at 3
D. M, in the library.
The Fraternity club was entertained by
DIR. T.. H. Gerrish at Portland Athletic
club. last evening. Paper by S.W. Thax-
TOR, Esq.
The train bearing the remains of Mr..
Dingley will be a special from Boston,
and 1t will doubtless be run special to
Lewiston, and will leave as soon as the
services are over, returning special to
Boston again. This train will be made
up of four Pullman cars and Will arrive
in Portland about II ~ IN.
The Martha Washington society Will
meet Thursday with Mrs. Pratt, 81 Sher-
man street
Come and hear the Worcester Evange-
lists in Union hall tonight at $50. Sub
iect: "Christ Purging the Temple. !"
Services every night at $780, except Sat-
urday.
The public and especially the business
men of tho city who want good hot
turkey dinner, are reminded OF the fact
that the Samaritan society Will give a
dinner today noon, January il from IL
to Pm, at Reception hall. In the after
noon they will hold a sale of useful and
fancy articles.
Superintendent Roberts of the Aims.
house. began cutting ice for the aims
house yesterday at Flesh River, Stroud
water. 1t is l5.lnches thick and clear as
bell
The Ladies' Aid of the Church of the
Messiah will meet in the vestry Thurs
day afternoon. There will be picnic
supper at half-past six o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-17
PERSONAL

The arrivals at the Falmouth yesterday
were: Ii. W. Nash, W. r. Heins, H. +.
Warren, James f. Moore, f. Wetherbee,
]. A. Spare, NJ. Wyanski Geo. ID. Howe,
j. II. Bradley, A. L. Seavey, W. ID
Gardiner, John Cummins, r. K. Piper,
G. II. Harrington, f. F. Clapp,J. &. ding
ley, H. g. Hollis, W. 5. Newgent, +. 5.
Tucker, j. W. Hayden, J. d. Paxton,
W. b. White. j. B. Huntress, Boston; c.
c. Potter, J. c. Miller, e. W. Leighton,
III. B. Cream, j. c. Nicholson, II. b.
Harbalth, L. l. Grossman, New York.
The following were registered at the
Preble house: l. +. Chase, l. W. San
born, j. Porter Brown, ii, j. Ives, G. Nj.
Hartman, G. H. Kimball. Charles A.
Eas tman, Boston, Mass; +. p. Brown,
Bertha E. Mason, Mary K. Underwood,
New York; Il. +. Hastings, Fryeburg
W. Ii. Wilson, Lowell Mass.
Capt. j. W. Davis is committed to his
home on North street by illness.
+. Nj Johnston of the Johnston, Bailey
company, accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
Hannah j. Bailey. left Portland yesterday
morning for California, where they will
srend the remainder of the winter. el
Denman Thompson, Swanzey IN. H., is
registered at the Congress Square.
Miss Mary Il. Jordan of Pearl street.
relurned last week from two months
visit in Massachusetts,.
4 Mrs. Charles F. Libby Of Lowell,
Mass, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Greuville L Jordan of Pearl street.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-17

] had not done for eight years. Anyone
suffering as did that will try it, ! know 1t
will help them and do for them what it
has done for me-"
Weak, nervous, debilitated women or
those who suffer from female weakness,
should use DIR. Greene's Nervura. II is
the greatest strengthener and restorative
ever known. You can at any time con-
suit without charge with DIR. Greene, "a
Temple Place, Boston, Mass; whose vast
experience and great success in the cure
of such complaints makes your cure GER
tain. If you cannot call, write DR.. Greene
about your case.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-17
HEARING AGAIN POSTPONED.
DIR. Holt Is Very Ill and Was Unable to
he Present Last Night.

The hearing of the charges preferred by
DR.. John w. Bowers against the manage
ment Of the Maine Eye and Ear Inilrmary
has again been postponed. 1t was to have
occurred last night, but owing to the
continued illness OF DIR. u. k. Holt, only
three of the directors OF that institution
attended the meeting and rs this num-
Der Is not quorum of the board IL was
agreed to let the secretary of the board
call another meeting for next Monday
night. when IL is hoped that DR.. Holt
will be well enough TO be present.
The directors present at last nights
meeting were Hon. Il. b. Mallet OF Free
port, Charles MCCARTHY, Jr., and Col. +.
k. Boothby. and the secretary of the
board, DR.. Searle.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-17
SUPERIOR COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE BoNNEY.


Mondsy-Ihe case OF Rinaldo r. Mar.
den, of Iopsham, for the larceny of hive
of bees, was continued to the May term.
The respondent gave bail
State vs.. Garde Houldcroft. This Is an
appeal case. The defendant is charged
with stealing bicycle Of John A. Gordon,
who works at 36 Plum street, on Sep
TENDER IL last. The bicycle was locked
and left in the entry way, and was taken
during the noon hour. Two W illnesses
who works at +. o. Bailey's, testified
that they saw the respondent go down
by with wheel on his shoulder, and
leave 1t in passageway where carriages
are stored. They got the wheel and
locked the door of the passagewny. Short
ly after the defendant came back and
tried to get in, and one of the witnesses
started after him, and he run down
Plum street. He was afterwards arrest
ed by Officer Pickett in the Windsor
hotel. The defendant had no attorney
but managed his own case, He told the
jury that he was sentenced to five
months in the lower court, and had al
ready served four, and 1t wasn't likely
that if he had been going TO steal a wheel
he should have taken one that wasn't
locked Verdict guilty.
Geo. Allan, attorney for state.
The case against Patrick Murphy, for
murder of his wife, is assigned for We'd
nesday morning.
Thomas j. Dolan pleaded guilty to a
complaint for assault and battery upon
Michael Murphy, and was fined $40
and costs Sill 43. Fine and costs paid.
James A. Conwell. in complaint for
search and seizure, filed demurrer.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-17
HERBERT MERRILL 10 BE TRIED.

Herbert L. Merrill who is under arrest
for embezzlement from Conant, Patrick
& Co., of this city. will be tried at this
term of court just convened in Auburn.
Merrill has been in prison since Noven-
Ter %, not being able to obtain BOMBS
in 5000. The grand jury will consider
his case on Tuesday. He Is charged with
embezzlement and admits his guilt. lie
was travelling representative of Conant,
Patrick & Co, the Portland wholesale
grocers, and says that he got into trouble
by Offering too large discounts TO his
customers and not making prompt pay
ments to the concern of money collected
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-17
FUNERAL OF THE LATE HORACE
p. FOWLER

The funeral of the late Horace p.
Fowler was held from the residence OF
his brother L. G. Fowler, at O'Clock yes
terday afternoon. 1t WAS very largely at
tended by the relatives and friends Of
the deceased, and the abundance of flow
ers spoke eloquently of the esteem in
which Mr.. Fowler was held. The services
were conducted by Rev. Abel IL. Wright,
pastor of the ST Lawrence Congregational
church, and the music was furnished
by quartette composed OF Messrs. ball
and Ward, and Misses Tobey and Thomp-
son.
The floral tributes were profuse and
beautiful The pail Learers were all
knights of Pythias, of which order the
deceased was member. They were
Charles C. Cousins, Charles Blake, John
Parker and DR.. Pickett. Burial took
place at the family lot at Evergreen.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-17
CHESTNUT STREET CHURCH.

The special meetings held at Chestnut
street church last week were source
of inspiration to all who attended. The
pastor, Rev. Luther Freeman, preached
series of short, but intensely practical
and suggestive sermons Meetings of u
similar character will be held on Tues.
day, Wednesday and Friday evenings OF
this week, and all strangers who attend
will be most cordially welcomed.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-17
AGRICULTURAL GOODS.

e.Messrs. II. I. Harmon & CO., beg to
announce to the people of Portland and
vicinity that they will open on Monday
January 20, large line of seeds. agricul-
tural tools, wooden ware, dairy and poul-
try supplies, etc, in the old post office
building, formerly occupied by L. +.
Foss q Sons. 1t will be their special
aim to supply to their customers the pur-
est strains of seed 1t is possible to obtain
and they will offer nothing but the choic
asst stock
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-17
Y. M. C. 4. CONGRESS.

The Y. III. c. A. congress was very
lively meeting last evening at their
rooms. Speaker Haskell was in the chair
After considerable discussion the Deer
ing annexation bill was given its second
reading and final passage.
The question in regard TO the joint de
bate to be held with the East Windham
Debating society was taken up and dis
posed of. 1t was decided to go TO East
WindhaIl the last of the month. The bill
for tariff for revenue only was laid on
the table for one week.
At ten O'Clock the congress adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-17
"A FLUSH OF JUNE"

Mr.. Hubbard has taken the final num-
bsrs of Mrs. Jordan's volume Of verses
"a Flush OF June anu has bound
them up in a soft migonette green ami
gold for Easter and the SPRING with the
yellow satin inner leaf. The result sug-
gasts daffodils and primroses. Copies
may be had. so long as they last, at Lor
ing. Short g. Harmon's.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-17

This Tuesday, morning 85 o'clock the Annual Sale
years of Remnants ShoEnd Waist Patterns and
Odd pieces of Silk at Half and Two-hrds price
had been ordinary lot at ordinary store the first days
selling would have exhausted the collection
the selling continued all Monday with snap and
enthusiasm Reserve today Fancy
Silks Silks toned Silks Changeabe Silks Black Silks
Grenadines Silk face Pushes coors the $3.50 kind at c
Remnant
7 D R
the 39d D R
Pattern 2yI Regular
ndQuarp ceas
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-17
To the senate and Iiouse orRepresenta-

ttves.
,t,H under signed respectfully pray for a
L charter as a street railway company. from
some point IN orham, thence through Stand
ish. Windham. Raymond. 10 Caseo village
thence to some point IN or near Naples village.
with snch powers as have been granted to SINH
lar corporations and as to your Honorable
Body may seem ilt and proper.
December 10th, 1850. dec2sd3w