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The Washburn leader., 1900-08-11
First Publication, July {, 1865.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF


NOTICE Or EXPIRATION OF re-
DEMPElGN.
State of North Dakota, County Of McIeaJl-,sss'.
Louis Andersen: To all persons, companies or
corporations who have or claim any estate;
right, title or interest in, or claim nr lien
upon, the piece or parcel OF land hereinafter
described.
You ana each Of yon VIII please. take no
tice that the tract OF land hereinafter do
seribea, and which was assessed for taxa
nane n 20 of NJ aane 's s a the IN aay d ' o
August. 1898. duly so!i, h5 he sheriff Of 'sc-
Lean county to Louis Anderson, at the sale Of
lantls pursuant t6 a re.l estate tax. judgmenE
catered in the district court Of Mclean
county on the 9Th day Of Ju!1. 1893, IN PIC
ieeefhrgs tointotee The payment of sayes helitl-
qlle,lt Hpna sdrsilL estatcaI said county ,and
tlie period of redemptlcl, from s;i3 sale vii!
expire 30 days from as,a atter the 5iliday Q:
tlnls, 1909.
DesG.intlnn of I,and-,The southwest dRatter
SW Il ~ st&tinn eleven IL in. township oiF
is.isdfe{. and iVrty-six 4Snorth r.rsse eialHy J:
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FIRST Publication JHnc i6. 1896.
SUMMONS.
s'1,n 1,,1;s,.Y q N1hSi "n ,aaI,.sE. psS.rA' tss
In district Court, SitSn ,Iil,litiai District
II n Brl,ipp suiuiiitiU ~

COUNTY or hci.i.aH. %
In district Count, >,itSn ,Iilliei;l District.
H. 81, Bru,en. l,ialntiil p t.
W.
Andrew. N. Larson. a. Il. Gnptill, as receiver Of
tslc Mortgage i,alil, Il Investment Compuny,
atorporatton, ;liid q. $. BfynjolsoD, dcfena-
ants ,,izs al f5 5i
~ De.endants: s3T ~ ~ qas
You, and eMiruf yo,l, areyh hereby summoned to
answer the cqnplni1J iHyJstflis actions and TO;
within Thirty days after the service thisis,lln
mons upon you,. exc lusye Of the day Of service;
and In caseIof your failure TO appear N answer,
i,ta3e,Dept Hli yotl default
for tie rel!nf demanded In the com plsint M
Il. Al, Meglons. Attorne,y for Plntntjft,
t III s553 If Devils axe, NJ D. ETT
Dated April %. 1900. sst .5
10 Andrew N, Larson. De fenfant above named !;
PLEASE take nOtice That tIeicDln laiHt III the
above entitled action was fled In the gttleeso
erls or i Goat ~ and for M ,eani
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county. NJ. d on tile aoth day Of May, 1900
Il. A. Magl0ne, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Dated June 0, 1900.
First Publication June 80, 1ooo:1
SUMMONS.
STATE OF NORTH

STATE OF NORIH DAKGTA,
COUNTY OF MCLEAN. iss
InDistrict Court, Sixth Judicial District. .s
Henry Willard, plaintiff,
Mclean county, North Dakota, N. c. Nygaard.
PENDANTS.
The state of North Dakota to the above named
I defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby summoned to
answer tile complaint in this action and to serve
aropy Of your answer upon the subscribers at
fhcf Office in the city Of bismarck, In the county
OF E,r leigh. and State aforesaid. within THIRTY
daySaier tile service Of this summons upon yo,i.
cNclnsYeof the day of service; and in case Of
be taken against you by default for the relief de-
mandrd In the complaint
Stevens {: Alien, PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
Bismarck, N. y.
Iuta on June 30 a. ID. 1907. $40
we hereby certify that the summons and COM
p!alnt In the above entitled action was filed in the
office Of tho clerk of the District Court In and
TOT sad Mclean county, N. d. on June 2s. A. ID.
1900.
Stevens 6. Allen,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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TAKEN Up.

| July %, 1900, QUO bay horse about
seven years old, no band vIsable, scar on
uees, four white feet and star in fore
head. ~ proving ard, paying charges
o@lor can have same.
4. Roam, Washburn, N. d. 5
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TFlr%. Publication July 2s. 1909 b

NUrIUa OF FORECLOSURE slS q
Notice is hereby given that that - =
mo:tguee executed ant! delivered By " of
2. l;illieTt Nor. sa:e,f, To iieMry G. Gsed
mortgage. ttltMt t.ir 2ith. day OF Jun
and He'd fox record iii tDe Office Of the Il
Deeds q tIe coanty Of Alc1san a19ch
Dakota on tj.e Stl, day Of .'nly, 1885, al pq
uul;.es. in book ''li' oi Mortgages al
81. viii be forecleset by y sale d +. ,ns's>
iA.e4ests Of t.l4 p! p!eluiSes iii S,,ch mo
t'l,. described Hereinafter. at the tront
~ .iie Coa}tlluise II tAe couutvcf NJ
ana ,st;.te of N"lth Dakota, at the htiel
two u'ciNc!l il the ;.lteinn.'n on the Sth. nj
September. 1905. tn satisfy the amotl
on surn mortgage Oil the day Of s;iio, Lon
Tie promises described in slicl mndo1
whiciI snail 30 sul.i to satisfy the san
tesclibe.l rs tj.laws: Whole secti II an
five ,!.l, Wilul., section tWantythrec (33 u
lots oiie ~. $50 q. three g, ans. four y
section twenly-seyen (27,, Gust half (sR a
p;lST half lE$l, Clt's "f E1al,. anl nort !
graita! NJ n"''ii ear, laa:a N'ti Of =
lois ll}, twv ,-j, C..rne s.i. AMI four ~. Ver
!ion fifteen 90. southwest CO. G,.narte! she
and south west quarter ;SWhl; er 81,
srrtion twrnty-:iN '26', in towEslere
hundred ;tn., fort. Eve ,l+5>, north oeieu
ei.,itl-f ,ns4y, wet Of the fifth .5thk's |
,aI lnerit.iuE That is til" one fifth :.
in ana to tn above described lands n.
divided one iftl iatefess aw'ird hy r. ChaV
There viii be duo nn,. .siicA mortgage
day If sale. the slni oi s$:Ji.l0. ne;
Da,eti July -. I3.ij ,ou1
iiEHHl- c. GARDNER, MortgasT. =.
BOUCHER. PEILstl'k X q Co"llhA:
Attorneys for mortgages. =
Bismarck. n.
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First Publication. July Z. 1860.


NoTi. i: OF i.l:PiEATIuN or liz
Di3MP.iHN.
sratc of North DAKOTA. Comfy OF Mclean SIS
olhi Nelson: 10 iia itri5u.,s, ct;i,lpailits
or coiiu. atirhs WHO have OF claim an, e,-
iHtt,, ,lsnt. tiSie or interest in. on claim
or Hen upon. the piece or parcel Of iand
hereinafter ,itsciloei.
iou ana eari oi you Will pleas" take no.
rct that Tic tract Of lHid hereinafter de-
sr'ihr'', and WIic. Was ASSESSED t"r tax
alton Tor the years 1Sto i;>:il. 1892 lS:;; ain:
~ is:i II ti,e nam. VI ,l;rlrs AnHcw. YVES on
ti,e 5th d% Of August. 1898, dui sold by thc
S'irli!i OF Mclean co.nty 10 Olof Nelson. ut
tie sil. or lands PURSUANT to &. rrnl estate
TAX Judgment tntHlcu in the district court
ni Mclean count. Oh the 9th day "a! jti,y iS.jS,
III pru%rr'!u 10 itlinlcc TIE ln:,nIeHt I'll ..yc;
an, tnc. prind u. redemption f:om Sai safe
wip eXpiGc9o days iroa ;tn0 after Inc It'll ,tay of
.,uiy, 1872.
Description OF F.aua northwest qnartar
n " Il ., scrtH'n ,ltiriy-ont 81 iii township tne
hundred and tuIty-sevCn III IoftA. range
risnty-ilrs.ee 50 "es., of sne 9th principal me
i"i:.l!. in Mri.'Gin county. Nulth D:ti;ut;.
Amount spti iog &Ii.vo.
..i!utAt lcvt.d IN redeem hcludin.
sui's"4,e nj t..Avs laid $2i .t3'
Aii;t you ;t..h cati OF yOa are hereby rrti-
!:r,I th..t ui!lt,S ga sctitem said iand from
aid s."i'' i''.i"rc thr expiration of tie tlAe
in! rt'iei!:llh'ti, by payment. of the imourt
above III tea. an, tue iaAe:. costs. interests
ANu l!"hanI octtii;iE. III !':,tng the cost Of
this ."",sc,, the r.t:s. he:eia expressed
Will ,,sl'a 10 IL huiAcr of tic tax sale Ger
ti,tcatc.
day Gf -)liy. a. l.. 1865.
SEAL U;OT NELSON.
lNis!e, and OWNER of Shrlif's Lclti!cate Of
Tax sale.
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Witness my hand at Waslburn this end day
OF July A. D. 1850
SEAL OLOF NELSON.
Holder and owner Of Shcratf,s Certificate
Tax Sale.
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i'if,5 l'ubllcati ". July +, lGuo.
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF r.
DEMPTlON

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE
DEMpTlON
state of North Dakota, County OF MrLcan--Ss.
Lnus -aiE.ersoh: Ioall persons, companies OF
corporations whn haze or claim any estate
risnt, title OF tulcrest i'll. or claim or lien
ul,un, the piece OF parcel of lama hereinafter
DESERT ed.
You and each of yon viii please take ~
srgibcA and Which VIII s,ssassc,, tur taxa-
ton fer tn years 1872, 1898 ard 1894 in. the
.inm" of NJ. :Doonr, VAS on the 5tn day of
August. .Sl- daily sold by ti.eshrliif n' Mclean
county 60 hotilS Anderson, at the sale uf
lanes; pursuant to I, real cSt:.ti TAX judgment
cnltl,,i in tl.u district court OF Ncl.r.n county
on IL" 5t day OF Jtlly, 1875, il t'!oaccMss IS t.,
ilIu.c"tl;a payment If taxes Gc!inlucnt llpuu
of redemption from sail sal will expire 50
days from and ater the Ttn iiay of .'Ely 1861.
DeSI iittion OF i.Gn-Tic is;ltbnE,l quarter
Ne 4 .o1 section c!cvtn II 'n township one
hund cd aiAi forty SIX | .s6 north, range
eishtythrce So west If lie frth principal meli-
dn in Mt Lean ttlrty, Moth Lakta.
Amount so!ti ipr-siGi .i.,.
subsequent taxes paid -siC0.5p.
And yuu and each III yos are hereby noti-
fed tnt, ul 81 You redeem said laAl frnm
sand sale liefore the eXpiratio,, of the tim.
for redemption ly M!yinenl OF ihe ailHlln.
above stated and the taTes costs, IN: i'cat
and penalty arcrl'iIlg iurllGihg tie rHsr ot
this notice, the estiIe herein e.::l',,,es. IVA!
pass to the holder OF The f;tN sale ecs!i.,
cate,
Y ,tnesS my hai.i at Was.iburD n d. THIS
2nd day OF JHiy. 1850
Hotter and owner of Shefiir $ Certificate OF
Tax Sale.
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First Publication August 4. 1868. !
CONTEST n oTIcE.
Department of INTERIOR

Unito, States Land Once at Devils Lake Il
.]l:iA Is, 1900.
III h.s o;l.e by ,I;.rob i,ilii|lar!cf, con,
;..,;.iL.st homestead eLte,y M. l234t, NADIA
/, 1865; for the EIa o1 AEl& anu Ne vi
section 81 township i49, range a, py
Hpniiing conIestee, in which it WAS alleSt
said August I:nnIlss mas MInlly aD;ila 1
sdi,! lands never established d rcsltl"nce0
Oh ana has never done ;.i!y ;tG, oI improve !
either in person OF b. any Eclsoil Tor Iii, oh
i:.u pr..se:t cunlitiou OF sau l;Ed is wlteA
unrtltiyatrtt prairie, except one aiianty5 o.
uur..s vi Dlr;.kil /, done by utAurs, ann lie |
,,i. On bei,aif ul tlipnant anu that said ~
absence !roiu !iie sad l;hi is not due laniI
m.liis employment IL. the army, nay or,ical
corps vi ti.e L. +. $. as u pfiVaie soiuIer, nv
st.;lIu;,u or masine duri.i, llAle OF WIZ. /. O
tie U. $. was engaged, .,alh Parties ;.fGn oH
tno.n4s to st. - sl,t ;I1gtion at 10 oclocN ito
Ne {. 3, :J9U balUGe Aaron ginger. - l
u;,blic. ut liis Office IN iaryey, *. D., r.
iiuui li,,uriiig Will be held I'll IL pciock ser
IT. a l9yp teo.f a ag Igis.tf ,Fic II ''a ey zind
MD.
Tie sail contestant having, ina pri in
tl,yir file itdY -, 1890, scf f0rGA ,tLct Snoo,X
sls,H t!,,. ;ftl tl,ic ,.i!isenc' pars i.nlu ~
II ;iiis nhtica can not pe ,nt e, ii !sheaq
nl'sl M frte ~, ,,Ii,.t; Thm S.A i'Slc lie c4
OLE hEGldG.,!ip. y WI
he, ,lStA..-s
I,yr,, ,,arapsGs PITTS, Atty, ,-,i
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NATIONAL TICKET
STATE TICKET.

Member Of Congress-,
T. f. MARSHALL, of Dic!cy.
Judge of Supreme Court.
D. +. MORGAN, of Ramsey.
Governor,
F. 3. FANCHER, Of stutsinau
Lieutenant Governor.
FRANK WHITE, of Barnes.
Secretary Of State,
E. F. PORTER, OF Foster
Treasure,
DAN MCMILLAN, of Cavalier.
Insurance Commissioned,
FRANK LuETZ, of Morton.
Attorney General,
O. o. COMSTOCK, of Benson.
Supt. Of Pubic Instruction
j. NJ. DEVINE. of LaMoure.
Auditor,
A N. CARhBLcM, of Sargent,
Com. of Agriculture nnd Labor,
R. j. TURNER. of Stark.
Railroad Commissioners,
SHEA, Of R,chIund,
YOUNGBLOoD, of Wells,
LORD OF Towner.
Presidential Electors,
9. M. JOHNSON, of Richland,
A. NJ. TOFTHAGEN. Of Nelson.
&. o. GULACK, of McInloth,
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First Publication. ,Inly {, 1900.
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF
NEMIIEIGN

- -
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE
DEMPTI0N.
STAT" of North Dakota, GVuntyof McLarn-ss
i"n!s An'ttr&"n To al' persnns, companies or
rnlplrltinns who Iiar1 or claim any estate
nlmii, lue piece Or parcel Of land hereinafter
described.
Y,u and cacN of you will please take no
tlcr that tie tlact Of land hereinafter de-
Hrribrs, ana which was assessed for .aX;l-
iron for t!t' years 1892, 1893 and 1874 III tue
usme Of a. Dponc, vas un HE 5tA stay ol
August, 1888. duly soA ty tneSlie,i Arl.e.li Co.
Z" "ilis Anderson. al The %:,l,. Of lsrns pul-
shaht To IL real estate tux ;!lG meat en-
!"rcd Iii the district court of Mclean rouEjy
nl t!e 5t!! Gay uf july, 1898. III PROCEEDINGS to
htnlr' tlic !'dy!ent OF t,txeS delinquent upon
sal'i Yta '.'t',Hir said .'o,tlltv, ana lc cioN
OF rcheAptioA from said s:lt VIII expire 80
Gays mona and 4ji,e tlc IN ,l:ty of July, 1850.
De5ti ittlpi! 81 t.ah!-- i'i.e northwest quarter
NV; q O: s"cti!D ,i.y-n II in township one
hin"irN an, stiiy'i !;i ncrt.! E;tH:u ;'l.lrv-
three s3 t.t, OF t.te ntia principal me-. l, il
MrLe s'i'nty, %''.t Dakota.
.tInnnni 81; 10: T.,43.
Anlnnnr rcti,.rtG - rci.cem. including
Suilec4i.;lt taxes rai, s,Gu.5N.
NJ, IoN and c"c!l Of You are !!c:chy uot-
i.rl liat, hn.csS you r"Ie IN said ianI from
said sale i,eioie the expiration Of tie ti:nc
itf redemption. By pdylDe Of the nntolilt
hbu'e stttN ;ti.d tHc taNrS, cost, interest
ma He!ahy a'.rrniiig Including the cst 0I
tins npIl,c. the estate he,ei'i cXpltS"eU
will pas, ro tie holder of the t.:: sale Ger.
'iiCa.r.
i1ncss m. iaul at WasEburn y. d.. this
End d'sy of July, i3vD.
!srAL, LOUIS ANDERSON.
80 Holder and owner OF ;5..ul.iis te.tilicatc OF
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NoTit y OF i.%piE .NTIUN or Iii
DiMniiGN
The Washburn leader., 1900-08-11

COUNTY OF MCLEAN iSs
In)istrict Court, Sixth Judicial District.
Henry Willard plaintiff,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-06-21
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Stout Lady-"Doctor, will nothing
but exercise help me?" Doctor-''Well,
you might eat less. '-Indianapolis
Journal.
Old Doc-"What are you going to do
with that beard?" Young Fashionable
Doc-'I'm going to charge five dollars
visit with it. syracuse Herald.
Frances-"I wonder if Fred is really
afraid to propose?" Susan-"He must
be, dear. Anyone could see what your
answer would be."-Brooklyn Life.
"They are brothers, but they never
speak to each other" Family pride!"
"Pride?' "Yes, they wish people to
think their father left large estate"
Detroit journal.
Patient-"Don't you feel cold, doctor,
on such a raw day as this?" Doctor
NO; you see, have patient down the
street who is in a high fever. l took
his temperature the first thing this
morning, and so have been quite COM
Portable all boston Transcript.
ITO arms, to arms" cried the bla-
tant agitator, pounding on the desk
with both fists. "Why, certainly"
calmly replied the man in the front
row; we're all that way Now, if you
had only one arm it might be some
thing to shout about" -Princeton
Tiger.
Mrs. Hauskeep-"Ain't you got airy
home?' Tatterdon Torne-"Yes, lady,
my ole homes way up in Maine" Mrs.
Hauskeep-"Don't you ever wish you
was back thereo" Tatterdon Torne-
NO, lady, it makes me SILVER to t'ink
of it. My homes in Bath. "-Philadel-
phia Press.
Say" remarked Wragson Tatters,
looking up from the old newspaper
which ne hal been reading, did you
ever lose yer appetizer" Well" re-
piled Elton Wrun, Il did just onct. One
day in '97 | got wat i calls square
meal, an fur, mebbe. Is minutes alter
it, / didn't have no appetite at ALL
Baltimore American.
o'clock is ar innocent guy" whats
the matter with him." II invited him
into poker game last night, and he
said, with a bland smile, that he didn't
understand the game, but would keep
score. . finally got him into the game,
and, with the same smile, he did me
out of the biggest pot of the game with
two pair of aces. "-Philadelphia North
American
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-06-21

The republican national convention
completed its work IN Philadelphia this
afternoon. Mckinley, of course, was
rtnominated, as he has built up one oil
the most powerful political machines in
history, and the desires OF the great
masses of the people could have no ef-
feet on such gathering. The only fight
was over the vice presidency, and in this
Plat, Of New York, and Quay, of Penn
sylvania. triumphed over Hanna, and
Governor Theodore Roosevelt, one of the
most spectacular characters Of the pres
ent day, was nominated by vote OF 925
out OF a possible 1900. Mckinley and
Roosevelt is now the ticket. and it re
mains to be seen whether the wealth
that the trusts, bankers and officeholders
will throw into the campaign will be
adequate to put blinkers over the eyes of
the voters as to the maelstrom of prodi.
gality and corruption into which the
present administration has hurried the
country.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-06-21
THE MANIFOLD d. FACED REPUBLIC

The editor Of the Republic is a very
smooth man. The genuine olive oil di-
rect from Lucca isn't a circumstance to
the soft flow of his language after accom-
plishing point. Indications of this are
to be seen at all times but notably 80 in
his editorial of last week. The Diplomatic
genius of Machiavell could not have
contrived anything more subtle. After
having stabbed his tried and trusty
friend, the Rev. Bartlett, in the dark
lantern caucus held in his Office just pre-
vious to the school election, he comes out
and consoles with the defeated man and
in rumble, tumble and tumble of mean
ingless words tells him that Ibis defeat
was in large part due to circumstances
over which he had no control and with
which he was but remotely connected"
How edifying this must be to the rev.
erend gentleman and what fund Of in
formation it must convex. Tallvrand
tells us that language was created to con-
ceal thought, and the truth OF this must
have been impressively stamped upon
the mind of the defeated director when
he scanned the Republic editorial.
knitted in the house of his protested
friends he is gwen lotion of sweet oil
and vitriol and told that the stabbing
was for his own good in order to prove
the beneficial effects OF the lotion.
Mark another stroke OF diplom acy.
After sending the strikers and henchmen
out to down the id pops" the Re-
publics editorial gives an injection OF
balm to another candidate as follows
"Mr. Hickman, the third man in the
contest, is an excel ent citizen, but he
was handicapped by being newcomer
aud also, to some extent perhaps, by the
fulsome fiattery of the YAKIMA HERALD"
Here is the "fulsome hsttery' of THE
HERALD: "Mr. Hickman is citizen OF
intelligence and education, heavy tax
payer and is further directly interested
in the welfare OF the schools on account
OF one of his children being a pupil
Comment is unnecessary.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-06-21
A Big Man.

At the Paris exposition the city of
New York will make an exhibit cal
culated to enlighten as we'll as to in
terest those who visit it. 1t is to be
great relief map OF New York, so
feet square, prepared under the d-
rection OF the city engineer. 1t is
expected to cost $4,000. The new
library building on Fifth avenue,
Gen. Grants tomb. and the statue of
Liberty will be shown. as will sec
tional models of some of the great
est structures and "sky-scrapers' in
the city. together with models of the
best sailing and steam yachts. The
commission also hopes to secure mod
els of a typical ferryboat. a fireboat,
and the best river steamers.-Youth s
Companion
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-06-21
COMPRESSED AIR, STRIP"
That Is the Question the Chicago Bar.
Der Now Fires at His Gus
toners.
COMPRESSED air. sir?"

Compressed air. sir?"
This is the latest question which the
talkative Chicago barber fires at his
customers when he has them at his
mercy. wrapped in tonsorial mantles
undergoing the professional mysteries
Of the up-to-date tonsorial palace says
a Chicago exchange.
compressed air. sir?"
With the delicate touch of a con.
noisseur the artist runs his fingers
through the shorn locks of his helpless
victim. and the latter. bracing himself
for any experiment short of decapita-
ton. grrnts an assent and awaits the
ordeal. Then the barber grabs a coil
of rubber tubing which hangs at the
side of his dressing ease. and turns the
nozzle upon the non-comba tant in the
chair.
''Phis-s-st." There is kissing sound
of escaping air and a playing of wind
at n 4O-mile rate in the customers hair.
The barber yields the small tube much
after the manner of the skilled gar
dener who turns the irrigating hose
vi tHt ldNn i'll summer. covering all
the surface uniformly After hair
cut this new compressed air device
takes the place of brush and broom
in clearing the head of the short clip
pings. After the shave compressed air
is administered to dry the face After
shampoo it performs the part of a
rapid and ideal dryer for the hair and
scalp. 1t may also be- employed to
spray the patient with delicate per-
fumes by attaching an atomizer with
is bulb of fragrant odors. 1t is said
to pay for itself in the saving it ac-
complishes with bay rum and perfume
alone.
A douche of compressed air in the
face after shave is said to produce a
delightfully."- refreshing sensation, par
ticularly in warm weather. 1t is grow
ing in popularity with the patrons of
the barber shops wherever it has been
introduced. Thus far, in this city,
compressed air has been made an adj
iunct of only three or four tonsorial
establishments.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-06-21

For long time past the Indians on the
J akima reservation have been contend
ing for vast stretch of territory east OF
Mount Adams and the rim of the Cas-
cades, which they claim was apportioned
to them under the original treaty setting
aside the reservation for their uses and
purposes. The boundary lines were not
yery definitely specified in the treaty
and come OF the marks have been obliter-
ated by time but sufficient remain to
point out to the careful and conscientious
observer what the original intentions
were as 10 the grant, and now the Indians
are about to secure their rights. In 1898
Z. C. Barnard, of the U. S. geological
survey, was assigned to the work OF
making the surveys in the disputed terri
tory and finds that the Indians are en-
titled to all they claim, 293, S31 acres,
and in fact that in justice they should
have more, but under rulings established
no awards can be made for a greater
amount than the claim. The findings OF
Mr. Bernard have been approved and
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-06-21

The Commercial club, is generally
looked to as representative body to
cure various ills in local affairs and to
take such steps for advancement as may
seem desirable. That being the case,
THE HERALD would suggest that it is
time for some action to knock off the
useless prefix of "North" from the name
of this city. 1t is entirely snperhuous
and when once etfaced by the Legislature
aud the postal department will do away
with much annoyance and e. INFUSION
Yakima is fully as distinguishing name
as the present one and certainly more
euphonious.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-06-21
GRAND military AND NAVAL CONCLAVE.
TACOMA, JULY Sd, 4th and 9Th.
PROGRAM.

Troop B. mounted.
Puyallup Indian Band.
100 Members Improved Order Red Men.
100 same, mounted.
Red Mems Floats.
100 Pale faces in Indian war costume.
Auxiliary Band.
Fire Department.
Mayor and City Officials.
La Crosse Teams Of New Westminster
and Victoria.
Wilkeson Band.
Uniformed Ranks X. of p.
EIks.
A. 0. U. W.
Maccabees.
Woodmen.
Foresters and others.
Union Band.
Union Labor Organizations, 1000 strong.
so Floats, representing business houses
and Tacoma manufacturing industries.
Burley Juvenile Band.
1000 school children with flags.
AFTERNOON
Speakers of the day to be named later.
Drill by marines of Iowa on Tacoma
Avenue.
La Crosse game at Y. NJ. C. A. Park.
EVENING
Bicycle parade on Tacoma avenue.
Grand Display of Fireworks.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-06-21
JULY 9TH.
FORENOON

FORENOON
Band concerts on Pacific and Tacoma
Avenues.
Log rolling contests and other games.
AFTERNOON
Competitive drill for prize cup by COM
panies Of the First Regiment, n. G.
EVENING
Grand Military Ball at the Auditorium.
.E~whi.e this program is Official, it may be
changed at discretion OF Prog ram Co mmittee
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-06-21

Judging from the English papers and
the news correspondents from that
country one of their idols is in danger Of
taking tumble. Lord Roberts is no
longer lovingly spoken of as ''Bobs," for
the war critics are after him and he is
actually charged with laundering. With
this and the canned beef scandal sore
ness is being developed that can we'll be
appreciated on this side OF the "pond."