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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-06-22
DRUMMOND

we are having our share of rainy
days
The Ladies Aid Society spent
Wednesday of last week at Hare s
camp.
Andrew Olson was an Ashland
visitor and later left for Minneapolis.
Belle Wais, sister of, Mrs. Fitz.
who has for the past two years been
engaged as teacher at Sweden, left
Wednesday for Medford and Marsh
field.
Professor Rood and wife left for
Milton Thursday.
Mr.. Kahn, our machinist and wife
will leave Monday for Ashland, from
there they will visit their parent is
near Milwaukee.
Olive Clock and Elizabeth Red
mond completed the require
ments OF the first year OF the Ash
land high school last week, aud will
remain here during the summer.
Mr.. Thomas went to Gable on bust
ness.
Billie Delaney was up from Owen
Lake Saturday.
Mr.. Axelberg of Washburn, tran
sacted business in our to last
week.
Ole Oss visited his ''friend" at
Mason Saturday and returned on tie
morning train Monday,
Miss Glarum OF this place has
gone to Eau Claire where she in
tends to stay while.
Guy McClench is down from Ash
land for few days.
Bill Martsn, former operator of
Bayfield,, is now work ing at Roberts.
Mr.. Foss, one of our Gable ne IGN
bors was with US Saturday.
Mr.. Borens visited his. home in
Gable Sunday.
Mr.. Dingley went to Eau Claire on
business Saturday.
Miss Maggie BONN who is employ
ed in one Of the Superior stores,
came home for short visit.
Mr.. Dolan of Washburn, transact
ed business here Saturday.
Mrs. Hare and three children are
in town. She will return to the camp
Tuesday.
Albert Anderson, son of Louis
Anderson, IS working on the Omaha
section this summer.
Mrs. Haugerude is spending
few days with her daughter Mrs.
Peterson of Mason.
Annie Stenjhem is now employed
as cook at Mr.. Drummond's resi-
dence.
Marshal Puttruds of Lake Nebag-
anon is again with some of his
friends, the school boys.
rs f..
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June s to July 2s.)

CIRCUIT COURT, BAYFIELD, COUNTY
Walter l.. Newland, vs.. Henry A. Robin
son, ct a..
BY Write of a Judgment OF partition and
sale made In the above entitled action ON the
Gath day OF December, 1904, the subscriber.
for that purpose being duly appointed. Will
SELL >. tss 'front.' door OF the court house i'm
1ns Guy OF Washburn In said county on
sne xist day OF July, A. d. 1905. at IL O'Clock
IN the forenoon of said day, the real estate
directed oy said Judgment to be sold as fol-
lows; the north half of the northwest quar-
ter and the southeast quarter OF the north
west quarter of Section two (z) in township
forty -four ~ north of range six (s) west.
Washburn Wis. June 7, 1895
il. NILES, II. j. con,;n
Aline'H ATTY. Sheriff
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(Tune Is to July %
Notice OF Foreclosure Sale By Advertise
mont.
Whereas the Bank OF Lake Nebarauon n
banking corporation organized under the laws
OF the state Of WISCONSIN and having it's
principal place OF business al Lake Nebaxa-
non, Douglas county. Wisconsin, is now the
owner aud holder OF certai in mortgage hasr-
ing date December LIST, 1901, executed by Chax.
Muck, then unmarried. mortgagor to said
Bank OF Lake Nebagamon, mortgag GO. and
recorded in the Office OF the register of decide
OF bayfield, county, Wisconsin, Decemh,r
14th. 1894. in volumn Il, OF mortgages. ON
page 81, which said mortgage Contains q
power or sale upon default being made in anv
OF the conditions thereof; And
| s. whereas default has been made in the con-
ditions of said mortgage by prepayment OF
the principal sum, and interest thereon at
SIX per cent from December LIST. 1904, to June
Isl, 1905, the time the same became due ana
PAYABLE, secured by said mortgage
Whereas, there 10 now claimed 30 he dna
and unpaid TO said Bank OF Lake Nebaramon.
the 0wner and holder OF said mortgage at the
date hereof. the sum of six hundred and
nineteen dollars $4,000 for PRINCIPAL ane,
interest secured by said mortgage, besides
the sum OF twenty-five dollars. solicitors
fees. stipulated in said mortgage to be paid
IN case OF foreclosure. by any default in the
conition thereof, That no action has heen
Com enced to recover the debt or any nor
ton thereof secured by said mortgage.
Now therefore notice is hereby given. that
said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sa 10 of
the m0rtgaged premises under said power
OF sale, pursuant TO the statute In such case
made and provided at public vendue to the
highest bidder atthe sherifrs Office in tho
Court House in the City OF Washburn. sav-
field county, Wisconsin, on Saturday. the Goth
day OF July, 1906, ar o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day. and that said sale will be made Av
the sheriff OF bayfield, county, Wisconsin.
The description of the mortgagsd prem. asex
as contained in said mortgage Is az follows.
The south east quarter,of section six az. i'm
township forty-five(45), north OF range nine
%. west, In the County OF Bayfield, and the
State OF Wisconsin, with all the privileges and
apIurtenancss thsreunto belonging.
Dated June 10th. 1905.
eHAs. ], MUcK,
Mortgagor.
Bank Of Lake Nebagamon.
Mortgage.
MYRON REED. $50, 3.f4f.l-
Attorney for Mortgage.
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Mr.. J. J. Dubinska has just pur-
chased a new hay rake which will
enable him to gather his hay crop
easily this year. Jack" has the
cleanest little farm in these parts
and gives good sample of what can
be done in Northern Wisconsin with
a little grit, perseverance brain and
Drawn, by poor man desiring a
good home.
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Dune 18th to July 2oth)

C.J, NJ Gro1lid, plaintiff, VS. H. Horswelt
ana wisconsin Lumber Il Cattle Co.. q
foreign corporation, defendants
ihe State OF Wisconsin to the said defend :
ants:
You are hereby summoned 30 appear with
In twenty days after service Of this summons
exclusive OF the day Of service, and defend
the above entitled actiCI in the count aforo-
said; and In case of your failure so to do
Judgment will be rendered against you &C
cording to the demand of the complaint. of
which copy Is herewith served upon Won.
JOHN NJ. NELSON
Plaintiffs Attorney
r O.-Madison, Dane County, Wis
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(June LIST to July 1Sth.)
STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COURT
FOR BAYFIELD, COUNTY,
George Z. Lloyd, Plaintiff, VS.. Simon Heller
DEPENDENT.
The State of Wisconsin to the said Defend
anti
you are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after the service of this sum-
mons, exclusive Of the day of service. and
defend the above entitled action In the court
aforesaid; and in case Of your failure so to do
Judgment will be rendered against YOU ac
cording to the demand Of the complaint, of
which copy is herewith served upon Won
SANBORN LAMoREUx & PRAY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
los r. y. Address. Ashland, Ashland Co.. Wis
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(June 18th to July 2oth)
Dated June 10th. 1915.

SummOhS
CIRCUIT COURT, BAYFIELD, COUNTY
In. Eggen, plaintiff, VS. A. Horswell and
wisconsin Lumber & Cattle Co.. foreipp
corporation, defendants.
me sta'e OF Wisconsin to the said defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons
eAoluslVe OF the day OF service, and defend
che ABOVE entitled action in the court afore-
SAD; ana In case of your failure SO to do.
judgment will be rendered against you ac-
corolng't to the demand of the complaint. of
winch copy is herewith served upon Won
JOHN M. NELSON.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
+. o.:-Madison, Dane County, Wis.
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Notice TO Gre difOrs

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT
FOR BAYFIELD, COUNTY.
In the matter of the estate of L. w. Nc
Clure deceased. I'm probate.
Notice is hereby given that the claims and
demands of all persons against e. W. Nc
Cfure deceased, late OF the city Of Duluth, i'm
the state OF Minnesota, will be receive, ex-
amlned and adjusted by the county court of
bayfield, county, at the special term OF said
court'to be held at the court house In the citv
OF Washburn, in and for said county on the
second Tuesday of December A. ID. 1905;
Also that six months from and after the,
10th day OF June, A. d. 1906, is the time
limited for creditors of said e. w. Mcclure.
deceased to present their claims to said court
Tor examination and allowance.
By the Court,
WIN. III. IRISH
County Judge
Dated June 10TH 1906
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-27
Tratado anglo-cubano

Comunican de la Habana que en-
vista de la energica oposici6n que ha
LA ell trata.lo de Comercio en- tire Cuba
y Gran Bretafia pendiente de discu :
sion en- el Senado cubano. la comisi6n
senatorial de Relaciones Exteriores
ha dado autorizaci6n para publican ell
texto del documento I'm de que ell
p1blico pueda formar opinion acerca
del asunto.
Examinando ell tratado aparecen
varias razones para que el gobierno
americana Sc lie oponga fuertemente,
siendo una de las principales que In
glaterra obtiene en- todo ell documento
Ia califcaci6n de 'naci6n mas favore-
cida" con ell tratamiento correspon-
diente, menos en- 10 que concierne a
los derechos de importation. Estos,
debido al tratado de reciprocidad que
dan exceptuados expresamente; pero
en- todas las demas cosas quedarfa In
glaterra inclufda en- cualesquiera pri-
vilegios de nacion favorecida que pu-
diera concederse en- 10 sucesivo q los
Estados Unidos. .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-27
Ell peligro amarillo
en- la eScena

Ell tan acreditado ''peligro" Sc ex-
tiende, al presente, hasta ell teatro i.
Los artistas europeos van a tener que
luchar dentro de POGO contra una in
vasion que vienen preparando sus CO.
legas japoneses.
NADIA menos que cuatro compsflias
dramaticas Sc estan organiZando en-
Toxic para hacer una larga 'tournee "
por Europa.
Ademas de la troupe" de Sada
Yacco que va tuvo OCCASION de conocer
ell p1blico europeo en- la primavera de
1901, recorreran las principales ciuda-
des europeas la compafifa dirigida por
Fujf Ko, la Rejane japonesa, y otras
dos rnenos importantes.
La sefiorita Fuif Ko, que, segan un
peri6dico de Londres, es joven y lin
dfsima, interpretara una famosa CO.
media japonesa, titula da "El CATO
vampire de Nabeshima.
Las compaf1fas japonesas visitaran
q Londres. Paris, Madrid, Lisboa,
Viena y Berlin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-27
Opinion del juez Calhoun
S0BRE LOS ASUNT0S De VENEZUELA I

Dicen de Washinton que han confe-
rencIado ell juez Calhoun, comisionado
especial que volvio hace POGO de We
nezuela; ell ministro de Estado, Mr..
Root, y que las conferencias versaron
sobre las disputas franco-venezolanas.
Agregase que ell embajador Jusserand
trato de inquirir que actitud asumira
Washington 81 Francia resolvia soste
ner sus pretenciones apelando la
fuerza.
En- circulos ofciales es cosa corrien-
te. dicen que el juez Calhoun aconseja
al gobierno que permita Francia
usar medidas energicas Il otras que es-
time conducentes para hacer buenas
las reclamaciones de la compafiia ca.
blegrafca. Es asf mismo corriente
que estss recomendaciones llegaron
en- una 4 otra for,na conocimiento de
Ia gente de Caracas, pues de otro mo
do apenas Sc concibe del cambio de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-27

Ell tratado empieza estipulando los
privilegios que nan de disfrutar mt1-
tuamente los ciudadanos y la navega-
cion de-. smbas parties en- los puertos
respectivos, cuyos privilegios son iden-
ticos a los que Sc concede a ciuda danos
y buques de las demas naciones. me-
nos en- 10 referente al tra6co en- que
las dos parties Sc conceden mt1tuamen--
te ell privilegio de "nacion mas favo
recida". Desde Ell punto de vista del
pobierns americana, esta clauSula Ii
mita visib1emente el proyecto de in
cluir Cuba en- la navegaci6n costera
de los Estados Unidos.
Ell artfculo 3 del tratado prohibe i'm.
poner derechos de exportacion en- min
guno de los dos paises al otro, salvo
los que Sc impusieren la exportacion
para otros paises.
Ell artfculo $ prohibe imponer ma
yores gravamenes los efectos aca-
rreados en- buques ingleses que 81 los
acarrearan buques cubanos. Para los
derechos de puerto Sc estipula ell trato
de ''naci6n m As favorecida."
Este articulo tiene para los Estados
Unidos ell Inconvenience de que pone
trabas todo proyecto de reducir los
derechos de csbotaje en- efectos aca
rreados por buques cubanos 6 ameri
canos, 81 hubiere intento de negociar
en- este sentido entire Cuba y los Es-
tados UnidoS.
Ell artfculo 7 dispone que todo pri-
vilegio relative a los rios y puertos
otorgados la navegacion de una ter
cera potencia queda extendido inme-
data incondicionalmente a cual
quiera de las parties contratantes.
Tampoco es creible que en- Washing
ton cause buen efecto este acuerdo.
Ell artfculo 10 dice que, exceptuando
esos derechos de importation, las par
tes contratantes convienen en- extern
derse m1tua. Immediate { incondicio-
nalmente. todos y cualesquiera favo-
res, privilegios 6 inmunidades va con-
cedidos xpor cualquiera de las parties 6
que pudlera concederse en- 10 sucesivo
q los ciudadanos 6 s1bditos de una
tercera potercia; siendo intencion de
smbas portes que el comercio. Ia ma :
vegacion y la industria de cada una de
elias quede en- perfecta igualdad con
ell comercio, la navegacion y la indus
tria de la "nacion mas favorecida."
Oueda convenldo que las controver :
sias a que diere lugar la interpre ia
ci6n del tratado sean ventiladas por
arbitros y un superarbito.
Algunos senadores apoyan energi-
camente el tratado en- la impression ce
que ratifcandole hacen demonstration
de que Cuba esta independence de los
Estados Unidos; pero Sc crefa que en-
tire la fuerte oposicion del Presidente
Roosevelt y la del elemento comercial
espaflol formarlan una combination
su6cientemente e6caz para impedir Sc
le ratificase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-27

del Presidente Castro refere ell des-
pacho siguiente, datado en- Caracas:
''El departamento de telegrafos ha
ofrecido la compaf1fa del Cable
Frances Ell dinero recaudado por trans
mission de despachos durante la Ultima
quincena de septiembre en- las lineas
de Ia misma; pero Ell jefe de la o6cjna
de la compafifa en- Caracas. quien Sc
hizo Ell ofrecimiento. rehuso aceptarlo
diciendo que no tenfa instrucciones al
efecto."
De los que participaron en- las con
ferencias ninguno admite que Sc haya
dado psso alguno en- tai sentido; pero
Sc da por cierto que Francia desea
actual en- cooperation con los Estados
Unidos, basandose en- que las recla-
maciones de la New Yerk and Ber.
mudez guardian paralelo con las del
Cable. y que Sc ha informado a M
Jusserand que los Estados UnidoS no
Sc uniran q Francia nj ninguna otra
potencia para actuar contra Venezuela.
Mr.. Root Sc adhere al principle
sentado Ell interpretacio de la doctri-
ma de Monroe por el Presidente Roo
sevelt en- mensaje de 3 de diciembre
de 1901 y por el ministro Hay en- nota
del l6 del mismo mes al embajador
alem an Won Holleben, declara ndo que
este pals no garantizaba las demAs
naciones americans en- case de mala
conducta, y solo Sc opondria que
nacjones no americanas adqujriesen
territorio en- este hemisferio.
Ell asunto venezolano estA sobrema-
nera intricado. Telegraffan de Paris
que en- circulos ofciales crece la i'm
paciencia ante ID remiso que Ell Presi-
dente Castro Sc muestra 4 dar salts
faccion a M. Taigny por las ofensas
inferidss a este sefior.
Un periodico frances, la "Patrie, I"
dice que .el, crucero de aquella nacion
"Chasseloup Laubat." que regreso de
Terranova e iba ser desarmado, no
10 sera, pues Sc piensa Incorporate a
una division destinada a hacer una
demonstration naval contra Venezuela
pero este responde ell gobierno fran
ces negando categoricam ente que ral
sea su intencion, y que antes de adop-
tar medida alguna Sc esperaran infor-
mes del embajador Jusserand sobre
sus conferencias con el gobierno de
Washington.
Estos informes pueden haber llega-
do la hora presente, como tambien
aplazarse paro bastante mas tarde.
pues segl1n noticias posteriores de
Washington es probable que Ell Presi-
te Roosevelt espere diciembre para
prese utar todo Ell asunto ante ell Con-
greso, y que entire tanto no Sc ejerza
ninguna preston sobre Venezuela, Ell
juez Calhoun salio para su residencia
en- Chicago a completar la redaccion
de su informe, y eslo puede llevarle
dos 6 tres semanaS.
Al mismo tempo insintan de Paris
que la MOI osidad del Presidente Cas-
tro en- dar satisfaction M. Taigny,
puede ser causa de que la opinion pt1-
blica obligue al gobierno iomar me-
didas vigorosaS para hacer moverse al
Presidente Castro.
Este insigue "Restaurador" seg1n
telegrafian de Caracas Ell 49, salio para
La Victoria, como a 65 Kilometres de
distancia, y como eSta salida es de
presumir sea una parranda de las que
han hecho en- el una segunda natura-
leza, malditas las seflales que hay de
que la siruacion le preocupe nj POGO
nj mucho. Ell Sun de Nueva York
es quien le conoce como 81 lie hiciera.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-27
Desde Washington
? de Octu bre.

Sc anuncia que en- la ptoxima legis-
latura del Congreso Sc presentara una
proposition de ley contra la falsiGca'
ci6n de subst ancias alimenticias. Aca-
so Ell Congreso NADIA haga 6 haga al.
guna picardia, para complacer q los
intereses especiales"; que es ntmbre
que Sc ca aqui & toda com binaci6n y
para robar al communicates sabido
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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-04-04

Handsome new visiting cards
just received at THE REPUBLICAN
office.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-04-04
MATHEMATICAL pROBLEM

Here is a problem which may be
of interest to the school children
and some of the older people, also,
perhaps:
A farmers wife went to market
with a basket of apples to sell. At
the first store she entered she sold
half of the entire number of apples
in the basket and then gave away
one.half of an apple; at the second
store she sold half of the whole
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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-04-04

J. Lawson, Clarence Darrow and
others. Other Congresses follow in
the order named, one in the inter
est Of Universal Peace, another to
he known as the Economic Con.
gress, still another as the Congress
of Religions, then Philanthropic
Congress, Educational Congress,
and Congress of. Psychic Re-
search, at all of which speakers of
world wide fame will be present.