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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06

which has been turned over to him by
James l.. Mclean, his guardian, and
the administrator of the estate of his
father. Robert Grieve.
GUARDIANS ACCOUNT.
The accounts of w. o. Smith, guar
dian OF Debora Kamaila, Robert, Alex
ander h. and Mahi Pahau and Miriam
Peleuhi. have been approved by Judge
Humphreys. They show receipts of
ssl2 and expenditures of S2730.91, leav-
ing balance due the guardian of
$191S.91
TRUSTEES ACCOUNTS APPROVED.
Judge Humphreys yesterday approx
ed the accounts of F. a. NSchaefer as
trustee of the estate OF A. A. Corniot,
deceased. The trustee was ordered 10
file full and complete inventory of the
estate with his next annual account
and also to invest the sum of 1922 .2(
forthwith. this sum being the balance
due the estate as shown by the ac-
counts.
EXECUTRIX'S ACCOUNT
The first and final account of Mar
garet Cowes as executrix of the estat,
of Robert N. Cowes was confirmed b,
Judge Humphreys yesterday Mrs
Cowes' report shows balance due her
self Of s3G2.25. She was ordered dis
charged and her sureties were released
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DO NOT DELAY REGISTERING.

Only the highest grade OF RED RUE
Der is used In the Stamps made oy
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co.
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'sHsWER & COLD
"''' '''eeN Honolulu. IL
AGENTS -os

AGENTS -oR
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49, .ompsur, Honomu susa,
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49,. sasar Co Maks- suss,
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Oar'.r. Directors
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~ iosohama Specie Bans.
. u. o.. Honolula N. 4
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H. W. FOSTER & CO.,
Gold and Silversmiths

FINE WATCH REPAIRING. NJ
and DfAMOND-eEIIINo
All Goods and work 0uarnntee@
HOTEL sTREETs
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RECEIVES HIS ESTATE.

WIN. T.. Grieve who was released
froro Guardianship by Judge Hum
nhrevs recently has fled IN the Circuit
Court his receipt for the sum Of So
zoo "a and a certificate for five shares
az wilder steamship company's stock
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-08-04
PRAIRIE FIRES.

Disastrous prairie fires have
been raging in this section Of the
county the past week, sweeping
the entire prairies for miles around.
The grass is exceedingly dry and
the high winds Of the past few
days have made it impossible to
extinguish the fast and furious
fires. A large fire swept the prai-
ries west of town Saturday, and it
was necessary for large number
of Washburn citizens to fight fire
several hours to save grazing lands
near the city. Several large prai-
RE fires could be seen across the
river Tuesday, which laid vast
tracts of grazing lands to waste.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-08-04
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Hicks says storm is booked to appear
between the 4th to 7th. Will it Gomez
Wild red plllms are ripe and plentiful
alone the Missouri's timbered bends.
He who waits for something to turn
up frequently get long rest.
Judge Ranard will teach the IngersOll
school the coming .tivemcnths term, com
mencing M.Iday.
People who dine On "cotton tails be-
fore Hard frost OF freezing weather, in
vite sickness in so doing. Investigation
will show that in warm weather rabbits
flesh is preameted with MARBLES kind
Of caIbunk!e.
Postmaster Wittmayer, Of Wittmayer
in answer to summons from some of his
neighbors in the hay cutting trouble else
where referred to, reached the county
seat, Wednesday. Aside from being post
master Of his resident balawick, Mr.. w.
is a member of the real estate firm Of
MittIpayer s. Wittmayer, with headquar-
ters at Haryey-on-the-So0.
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LAND SEEKERS.

a party Of 35 land, seekers ar
rived in Washburn, Tuesday
morning from Wilton. The party
was accomp panied BY Glen. Land
3Ag,t. Macomber, Of Wilton. R. ". !.
Heato1l, Of Perry, Iowa and 3. w
Butt srfeld, Of Counsel Bluffs, q.
The party seemed much pleased
with the Nc Lean county lands,
and notwith tan ding !: the unfayor-
able condi ditions On their trip, pur-
chased several large tracts of land.
The party returned to y ilton u
the evening, from where they took
the train to their Iowa homes
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BY PEGGING AWAY.

Notwithstanding the dry spell and
temporary suspension Of grading on the
Wasllb,lrn road, the register of deeds
office show but little Stacking up in real
estate transfers and other land transac-
items brought before it. With. the pres
ent county boundaries and continued
location Of the homestea.ler an vacant
lanls the business of that Office is bound
to inerea,s road ossslo road. AT the end
Of every month the register turns over a
surplus t'iatsgo to pay for thabooks and
papers Of his Office, and at present rate
should not be a very long time before
the esurplus will count extra dollars ell
ough to pay for the big iron safe which
the commissioners bought for the regis
ter Of deeds office last winter.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-08-04
HAY RUSTLERS CAPTURED

Sheriff Mcdonald returned
Tuesday evening from the east
ern part of the county from where
he brought six Russians, who
were arrested on complaint Of j.
M. Lloyd for stealing hay. The
prisoners were brought before
the justice court, waived examin-
alton and were bound over to the
district court under $1,000 bonds.
The prisoners who were arrested
from the eastern part Of the
county have been cutting hay
and trespassing Oh lands belong
ing to others for some time, and
it is probable that an effort will
be made to prosecute the guilty
parties and put a stop to such
maliciounsess.
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HOW It WAS DONE.

While the recent visiting delegation
Of "school MONS" and escort were at El-
bowooils, some Of the party visited the
guard house lately occupied by the horse
thief Jim Clark, and who by some fine
work showing his true criminal instinct,
came near making his escape from there.
His trial will soon take place before the
us. court sitting at Devils Lake.
The visiting party learned the partic-
ulars Of C!ark's capture, which even,
although happening some time ago, has
some interest by the way the braggart
was brought to good time. 1t appears his
capture was effected alone by Hunts-a-
Long, a Gros Ventre policeman at the
Shell Greek settlement, some time after
the thief had sanded his tracks from the
pursuing party led by our own. Sheriff
Mcdonald. Clark rode up to house
whose inmates were out visiting g-and
finding a nesting duck wrung its neck
and cooked aud eat both duck and egg.
A boy coming along and. seeing the iu-
truding stranger ran to. the policeman.
who was first in sight, Tor assistance.
Tie thief meantime locked around among
the household effects discovered a reyol-
Yer which he strapped on the belt with
his own, making tvs, and then with his
rifle and a "Bloody Dick Of Tonawanda"
air started off for a bunch Of ponies on a
near by hill, and reached them just as
the policeman rode in sight. The bad
man seeing himself fpiled. waited until
the policeman came up drew his pistols
for war. Meantime the policeman made
a grab and took away the dangerous
weapons from the hands Of the blows
hard, bundled him over, to the agency
guard house and exhibited him as a
unique specimen Of the "shorn lamb"
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ENTERTAINED.

On Sunday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. g. N. Digen entertained
a large number Of their friends.
The popular young couple are
hospitable and artistic entertain-
ers and the large number Of guests
were given an evening Of rare
enjoyment. Music was the event
ofzthe evening. Z; Z;
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NORTHWESTERN TRAVELLERS ARE
as NORTHWESTERN ADVERTISERS
because
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE
Is the Shortest and Best Routh to Chicago
and the East
Minneapolis and ST. Paul;

g.ssEss! NAiuucHpOlto HAu' Ot. duIS
And also, the equipment of 'its trains la
the most modern of the car builders art
embodying. all the Iuxuries, comforts and
necessaries of travel.
'.TAE NORTH-WESTERN LIMITED"
2Oth Century Train
is electric lighted both inside and out, and
equipped with handsome buffetr smok
Ing library car, compartment and stand.
ard slespers, free chair car anu modern
day coach;an on which no Extra Fare il
charged. It makes Galnnections at Min
3neap0lis and ST. Paul with Northern
Pacidc, Great n Northern, and sSoo- Pacific
trains; and leaves daily Minneapolis 7:St
p. m. st. Paul 8 10 p. IN; and arrives Chic.
ago $3.50 a. m. $.
For berth reservations, rates, folders
and illustrated booklet Free of the Fin
est Train III the w,.rld,,,' call at or address
Ticket Offices 4l8 Nicoilst Avenue. Min.
neapolis: aa Robert st. ST. Paul. 4O5 Wes!
Superior St. Duluth, .of address 7. W
Teasdaie, General Pass agent st. Pau
MI mn. y y
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-08-04
AGOOD WORD.

Supt. James Sualey, Of the Nadeau,
Kansas, school, recently said that in all
his varied experience with the Indians
of Nebraska, Kansas, Oglahoma and the
Indian Territory, he has seen none as a
nation or tribe who are SO civil and well
hammered as are our own Indians of the
Fort Berthold Indian reservation. With
tie one exception Of the uncivi1ity Of the
Gros Ventre chief Horned WeaZel, Lewis
and Clark had the same good opinion of
these people near Cne hundred years
ago.
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Rev. q. N. Hughes.
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nished by the Whitlock orches

nished by the Whitlock orches
ira. The large number par
ticipating in the dancing re
port a most enjoyable evening
Prairie chickens are un.
usually numerous this fall.
p. H. .Gradin, of Coal Harbor
was among Thursdays arrivals
H. Rohrer is erecting a new
barn 4OX4O, in connection with
the mill.
Mrs. J. Hamilton. OF Memo
ken, has been visiting with
her relatives, the Staleys, OF
Roach.
Miss Anna Belle Klau 81, who
has been visiting with Mrs.
Lamb, returned to her home at
Bismarck.
The gasoline boat, Peerless,
arrived at the landing yester-
day, with a cargo of goods for
local merchants.
Theodore Taylor, Miss Eaisy
and frankie Falconer, of Fa1-
coner, attended the ball at the
park, Friday evening.
James Lamb, son of Attorney
Lamb, arrived last Saturday
from Michigan City, N. d.,
where he has been visiting for
some months with his uncle.
A most violent wind was
experienced in Washburn Tues
day night. The storm passed
over without damage to any
property.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. K. Eastman,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Ma
comber and daughters, Charo-
1otte, Elizabeth and Carrie, of
Wilton, were visiting in Wash
burn last week.
Attorney McCulloch, who is
spending several weeks with
his family, at Fergus Falls,
Mimi, will soon return to re-
sumo his practice in this city.
Mr.. McCulloch expects to erect
a fine residence and office in
Wastlburn this fall.
The local base ball team are
endeavoring to get up game
for August II, with the Indian
team of E1bowoods. The In
dians have a good team and an
interesting game is assured if
satisfactory arrangements can
be made. The members of the
Indian team are Strictly Horn,
.Jonn p. Young, Oscar J. How
ard, Byron Wilde, William c..
Dean, George Lewis, John B.
Cough, Leo Shell, Eli Perkins,
Charles Ross Clair Everett
and Marion Winans.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-08-04

Wahl at the New
Stand you will find
the same as Wahl
at the Old Stand.
Others may come
and go but I am
here to stay and
will sell ycu honest
g 90 d S at honest
prices. A cordial IN
vitation is extended
to all to come and
inspect my goods at
the new stand. It
costs you nothing to
get prices and see
my goods.
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TRANSACT. YOUR BUs1NE Ess,,

BY telephone between Bismarck and
Walton. t,uit mp synnr man ard talk with
him, 0r5if sou prefer to send a message,
II wilt t,e halde.ee with privacy and
/ deapaich
Eunneckinns have been made with the
Western Onion Telegraph 90. and mes
||rsgas may be sent Or receiysdsst Wilton.
10 Or from all points reached BY tsie-
graph or cAble tines. III
Rates may be had or application At the
Ytfise ii Wilton; tho Westera Union Tsle-
xfaph office Az Blsmarck, or by adde's
frinys MrsE II. Watker, Traffic Manager,
az NJ 3 t5. y. ky., Bismarck, N. p. 4;
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TAKEN Ul,,,

S Jui ~ q, ~ 1907, nne bay hOrses shout
seven yeB il lid. Ut. baud, .vissb BILE, scar on
sasck fppr white fest and a stsr in fore.
slisads By proving .apd pHyinx charger
owner cau hAya same. q $ ~. d s
b. R0nn, " asAbutu. n. p.
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81. a. LAMB,
-gAttOrnev-at-l.aw.
t'onyle5v,aucsssr ail,,d No,slrr,. Pal,lie.

y convevancsr MID No,ar. Pnhlie.
WASH RURN. NORTH I,AKOTl
Practice before the Enitetl states In
terror Department |. s.sspecialty. I also
i have on hand y complete copy ;of tile
United States Land Once l'lats and
Records for Mclean Oliver and N, rees.
Counties. /.
.S sss For Sale ~ Lsaae is
i:s P..r,tes desiring III purGhass
& n; Dr leaas Nor. hers v.acifis lsn,i.
yosd lands s,sa Il, 80. ~ l,ply- ~ .s5
l,sS gssi inE IT,
q .ya,Iis y aArTsltlljNI,,
s3s Is zssss balD Hotirltc 4
AZ, g. Nc Quito ocH.
attorney at Law. :..
Y ash burn D
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-08-04
LOCAL ITEMS.
The county commissioners
meet Monday.

The temperature last Wed.
nesday was 100 in the shade
Merchant Wahl has new
sidewalk in front of his store.
Robt, Cotton, the Wilton
liveryman, arrived in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. r Penwarden, is visit
ing with Mis-. Allan Mcdonald,
of Weller.
A. B. >Rohrer, of Bismarck,
was greeting friends in Wash
burn this week. =
J.J Robinson, the popular
Coal Harbor farmer, was in
town Monday.
Lost: A lace handkerchief,
at the park. Finder please
leave at this office.
John Wittmayer, of Witt
mayer, was in town on legal
business this week.
Up. Peterson, was transact
ing business in Washburn, the
the first of the week.
Mrs. John Satterlund and son
Floyd, of Bismarck, are greet
ing friends in Washburn, this
week.
Attorney Philbrick, who has
been in the city several days
this week, returned to Bis
marck.
Attorney Lamb, returned the
first of the week, from a trip
through the northern part OF
the county.
Landlord Charleboise and
DIR. Forbes, returned from a
business trip to the capital
city, the first of the week.
e The usual routine of un-
plasantry seems to exslst in the
Steiger and Fairman district.
A horse wipping and tale of
woe the. result.
Manager Hanson, of the
Washburn Impliment Co., took
a trip to Wilton the first of the
week, to receive a carload ot
binding twiue over the Wash
burn road.
Miss Lula and Hilda Sat
terlund, who have been visiting
with friends in Washburn,
several days this week, re-
turned to their home at Bis
mar.k, Wednesday.
Eight miles of the telegraph
line between Washburn and
Wilton has been completed.
and the balance will be rushed
to completion as soon as mate
rial can be obtained.
The farmers in this section
are busy harvesting. The
average yield will be small,
but will be sufficient to pay
for harvesting. There are some
fields that will yield from Is to
20 bushels.
Tony Rasko and E.T. James
Of the eastern part of the
county, were in Washburn
this week ;ls witnesses on the
Lloyd case. They speak very
encouragilgly Of the Mclean
county metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. Rohrer and
family. returned ednesday.
from = trip to Fergus Falls,
MINI. Ht,e Judge and family
also spent several days at Lake
Sibie, Mimi. With Mr.. and hrs.
I q. i. Baxter, and reRort 8 fine
time. n
supt. james Stale and wife.
Of Mad deau,. Kan sas, who have
been visiting with relatives
at Roach, passed through
ashburil 'rhursd day, en- route
their home il Kansas las.
StAley. /. ar.,s &c con, panied the
couple as far 4 as s 4 Ristnasrk IS 3. B B
A Very y ri,cc ees ful hall was
q i giiYlleu N at the park last Friday
II Il. ] tyening FEE SLIM ents were
lefved and good music fur.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-08-04
SERVICES.

There will be public services
next Sunday, Aug. 5th, at the
following places: Lacy school
house 10 a. M, Weller school
house 8 p. M. and at Washburn
7:3o p. M.
Rev. q. N. Hughes.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-08-04
AUCTION SALE.

An auction will be held at my
place on NEA of section is,
township 143 and range so at
2 o'clock p m. on Saturday,
August IL, at which time and
place | will dispose of hesfol-
fowing:-Tw tons of new
hay;4 work horses, 4 COWS with
calves, 3 heifers with calves
8 sucking calves, chickens,
pigs,2 wagons, 1 wide tire ne "
Studebaker, l new Deering
binder, 1 Fuller & Johnson
gang plow. l mower and 1
rake. Also numerous house
hold effects. The ARTICLES will
be sold on good terms.
n. SHEGRUD.
J.P PETERSON, Auctioneer.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-06-27
How whitman Helped Cn,,as.

Here is a pleasant story which has
never appeared in print, but is known
to be true. The poet, Walt Whitman,
was, as is well known, dependent dur
ing most of his life upon the windness
of his friends and admirers for sup
port.
~ few years before his death one
of these friends called upon him in
his little house in Camden, a suburb
an town of Philadelphia.
'Well, Walt" he said, show goes it
this winter? Any subscription need
ed for Christmas?"
80, now, said the poet. ''Fm at
work now. I'm in the employ of G.
w. Childs. He pays me $50 month
you at work! May / ask what is
your occupations"
'Why l ride in the street cars. ]
fall into talk withthe drivers and
conductors, and find which of them
have no overcoats, and guess at their
size and notify Childs. It's not hard
work." said the roet, thoughtfully
And then, you know, it helps Childs
along"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-06-27
CURED AFTER YEARS OF SUFFER
INC

Alta Vista, Kans., June, 18th 1899.
Willard ii. Jones, Kansas City, Mo.
Dear Sir:-It is now about two
months since l commenced treatment
with your Thermo- Ozone Generator
for liberation of the stomach, and
heart and liver trouble, and will say
that the eXcrutating pains in my
stomach have all disappeared, and my
appetite isexcellent, with no inconven-
fence as formerly. / no longer have
the severe pains in the region of the
heart, and its pulsations are full and
strong, instead of weak and feeble as
they used to be. My liver has been
fully,and 1 believe permanently arous-
ed to action, as is evidenced by clear
complexion and regular action of the
bowels. 1 am SIS years of age and have
suffered indescribably for many years
from the ailments spoken of. 1 have
tried manyphysicians and every patent
medicine that l could hear of that
promised relief, but nothing was OF
] any avail, and l had settled down with
out hope, under the black flag of de.
spair, but in Gods providence this dis
covery has given me a new lease OF
life, for which 1 am more than thank
full to Him and to you.
Yours very truly,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-06-27

Had it been Populist administra
ton that had perpetrated such fraud
as referred to by The governor ia the
above item he could not have been SO
ignorant as to the guilty parties, and
instead of giving the matter a short
item in an obscure corner the Topeka
dailies would have given it space on
the first page with a big black face
scare head.
If the dear governor can spare an
hour or two from his arduous duties
OF speech making and writing inter
views he can find several more frauds
quite as glaring as the one he men
tons, and he need not go outside the
records of the Morrill, administration
to look for them.
Included in the Osawatomie asylum
expenses is $4,000 on a new laundry;
in the Beloit school expense, $4,000
on new cottage; in the Topeka school
ST. 800 on a new industrial building.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-06-27

The finishing of the rooms on che
first floor of the north and south
wings of the capitol was done during
the Morrill, 'redeemer'' administration
Fellows & VanZant, of which firm C.
A. Fellows, the Republican ex-mayor
OF Topeka, was the senior member.
had the contracts for nearly all the
work done. The fraudulent work re-
ferred to above is a part of it. If,dur-
ing the entire two years that the "re-
deemer" outfit was standing up for
Kansas single contract for the state
house was honestly entered into or
faithfully carried out it has not vet
been discovered. There was fraud in
the wood work, fraud in the plaster
ing, fraud in furnishing the rooms
after they were completed, fraud in
putting in the window weights, where
cheap cast iron was used when the
contract called for brass. All the way
through from the day these "saviors
of integrity and good name of Kan
sas' took charge of the affairs of the
state up to the hour they were turned
out. the indications of frauds, rake
offs, and side deals are so evident that
no one who has ever had any knowl-
edge of public contracts and work can
for moment doubt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-06-27

A couple of Ottawa ladies were at
the Weinheimer daisy farm, the other
day, and observed curious black
root curling over stone wall. A
closer examination developed the fact
that it possessed animation-it crawl
ed into the wall. The ladies lost no
time vacating the neighborhood, and
informed Mrs. Weinheimer of the find.
She seized gun and sailed forth. Mr..
Snake was discovered in a coil, and
was dispatched by a shot. The rep
tile was over five feet in length. Not
long afterward a second snake, nearly
as large, was discovered and killed in
the same manner. The relation of
facts may be little discouraging to
daisy hunters, but in the interests of
Kansas products the truth must pre-
Ivail.-Ottawa Republican Times.