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Washburn Leader,
-8* lorn* HKjrnnyxm.
PUBLISHED EVKKY HATUKDAY.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF, MD.EAN ROL'NTY.
fCMSCRjmo* PKICE OKU
DOtXAR A YBAKI
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 wili 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 army
will be a mere skermish line in
•comparison.
A good editorial in the St.
Psul Pioneer Press of last week
describing the Zola trial am),
its attendant effect, the whole
of which is well worth reprint
ing, but we can only make
room for the following closing
paragraphs:
Great activity continues at
all the American navy yards
andf every move seems to mean
war with Spain.
Minneapolis Tribune: That ''Trnth is
etranger than fiotiou" may be trite bat
•very day gives new evidence of its art
aeHty.Itbas been disaovered that
the bier to an Austrian fortana of half
million dollars died a maniac in a Chi
Mgo poor house after a oheokered oareed
in this oountry. His mind had becoma on
settled by the faithlessness of his wife who
wa* reputed to ba'brie of the most beau
tiful women in Awtro Aon^iry, ant! n»
drifted over hers in the hota
to
trouble and bogia a new lif&.
forgat hi*
(First Publication March#, IMS.)
NOTCEOF
HOMESTKD FINX PROOF.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
!fot!ee'li hereby given that the following
named settler lias filed notice of his Intention
to Bike flnal proof lu sumidrt'of Ills olalia, and
that said proof will be made., before tite
Cierk of tne dlMrltt court of Oliver County, N.
1).. atBenUey, on May 2nd, iSM. rlz:
GEOBGEGAX8LB,
ef Hsiiilerposto*ee, N. O., fo^heWjisEX
If EXSEliof^E ji KEM.ISeKas, Twp. 1M,
•What the Monsy Power.
Mlantii Cons'i'-itlon.
WV .vo sion in an
other art. v: ft-- to the ex
posure by the Revi: ?,r of Re
views of the Iw^us •riii.'i.i-iT':!
fcrcd the Cuiuiu. a-1
inrds. In the saKK,-»*:»-••«.
thia
1 jV::rt'vl
i'u.
But the sentiment which con
victed Zola finds its chief su
port in the serried ranks of the.
official classes, which the Pan
ama 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 officialism
are bound^up together. They
sway the multitude. They
control the
"elections. Ths vast
horde of petty functionarics
are as venal as their leaders.
There is no vigorous, indepen
dent, critical public outaide of
this consuming army of mer
cenaries to pour the burning
light of its scrutiny into the
unwholesome recesses of offi
cial life and to hold its func
tionaries' to a strict responsibil
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 Zola, who lias
done more, with his repulsive
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 uiiJcrJ)
ing principals of justice am.
right on which alone repubJi- jQ~n
can liberty can be safely an-'
chorrd—for wholesome public
sentiment which no longer ex
ists, or exists only as an acad
emic tradition or an eccentric
ity of isolated individuals.
.2 .o®i
that able pcr V'^i' .,1. we liad a
ro.v'^ni'ior.
0.
..V: fvrce and in-
fluonce if the :tey power.
The ConutiUiJau has ex
plained on many occasions
what thr rp.ou*y. power is, but
there are, 110 iJoubt, many per
sons who regard the phraise
askance, and take it for granted
that it is merely a convenient
term v/i%h which to round out
a sentence or a paragraph on
the money que :ion. But the
money power is a very real
thing, and is very rapidly as
suming control cr the govern
ments of the earth. The Re­
The Review of Revieve calls
attention to the fact that it is
this huge, mysterious money
power that plays the nations
against each other like pawns
011 a chess board that enables
one or the other of these na
tions to place Japanese or Chi
nese loans that deeided the
issues of the recent Turko
Greek war, gaining a better
hold on the revenues both of
Tnrkey and Greese, and clear
ing million? of profit out of the
hideous conflict between Mos
lem and Christian that caused
the slaughter of the Armeni
ans to goon undisturbed and
that has constantly shown its
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 unani
mous in favor of Cuban inde
pendence, The people are for
gotten and even the interests
cii" party are risked by the Re
publican leaders sr. keen are
they to do the bidding of the
power.
It is iais power that controlled
Cleveland and caused him to
open the treasury to the raid
ers so that the Austrian gold
might be comfortably
made by the foreign bankers,
It is this power that compelled
Cleveland to issue bpnds which
were" 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 tiieir own liberties.
h'L ICKtMITHING
AND
SENEGAL REPAIRING
At the oid stand, all work will be given
my prompt attention.
OPTFFITH. O
imffm »«rie—
L9UIS
liiicl
combination
a3 "the bankers who
are nei'.ht.r ii-rlisli, French
nor Gentr:-. ii heir real alle
"ianre, but '. be regarded
a law vn.to :'iemselves and
fi Ht-ppruie pc-vvV gradually but
steadily strengthening their
grip upon the destiny of 11a-
LARSON,
DEALER IN
Boots
ie-nwUila
his father a leading banker iti Budup^t
had died and the eftort to traw tha tnisf)
ing soti1fed up to-thrdisobvery abov^i men
tioned. Here is theme enough for auy no
velist-.
hdndrt-.d.'
I
Helena
Butte
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Shoes,
81
And ail Kinds ef Foot
Wear.
IMih St Bismarck
Down! Dojrn!! Down!!!
Cottonvfr.it' Iri'" V.ir at $10 per 1000 feet.
Ahn 8
Jvet
jnxe logs at $26 per
iSow ii
our ohanee.
PETKB.HON. HL'I.TBEKG PFISTER,
Kfondyke Milts.
NOTICE.
Tbf trnetemhip of the HMglud lam
bet yard baa ceas -d, and from afcd after
this diitei will have charge of the Ituai
sess. All bills due the firm will be col
]*lectedv Uir me. I have reaamod entire
jhar^e the busineea.
J.eiur
P. Houuip.
luLuJj-jiLXL
•muni i^iiimi
NOTICE TO TEA.OHEKS.
TRII will be 11 teachers' exmni'.i'H"!.
in the Washburn court
1898.- HKHIII HOLTAN,
Comity Superintendent
A United State* Map.
Mounted ou rollers, forty by forty-eight
inches, suitable for home or office,—wili
be Aent by mail to uny addre*a,uu receipt
of fifteeu cents, by
e». i, -il
house.
Mnrott
OK".' p. LTMAN,
(Jen. Pwteenger Agt. ('. & N.
A
St.. Punl. Minn.
CALL OF COUNTY WAR.ft'KTS.
All warrants drawn on the General Fund
of MeLean Coonty.aud pryor
to And inolndiug Jahaury 5th,-1892. 'and
and now parable at my ofiho. interest
ceasing after date of this notice.
^Vaahbnrn, N. D.. January, liiirli,
MORTGAGE SATJF.
[First 1'iihlicutlon Kcli -nary C.
Notice Is hereby nlvi'ii t:n\t tliaf certain inort
sajje executed and dulivvrt'd by I-'i-jm-i
siou
Josic M. Kvrurison, ids wife, moil-
uagors, to tile Hank of Misict, nuM'tg.-ixef-. t»t(
tin! Stlt of .nine. l,s:K, and lilad tor record in the
ofllfeot thereuliitiT of dt-pdrt of (lie pivnty of
McLean, annotate of North IakoU|i.o tilt, usth
day of Jtine, 1890, and rccordtil in ntuk '-A" of
Moitrages at |aijc «oo, and asslgntrU by A. 1*1
(iuptll!, a« receiver of tlic itank of Minot,
November
19. J837,
and ill.d for record in the
oflflceof the reclstorof deeds of t!ie county of
Mrl,eau aud »tsite of North Dakota, on tiie -lith
day of .fnniiiiry. lt9S, to William H. Munn. »nl
rererded In
JIO«!C
of M..rtwio sit fiajre
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will Iw foreclosed by a salo of thn preijiliON la
Nuch mortgage, and lu-rtiuafierdescrili-(l nt tie
front door of the court liousc in t!-.e er-unty of
McLean ai.d stuttfof NoitU naliofii. at tlx- imur
of a o'clock p. m. on l-'riday. Mar-li itfMi. l-'fts.
to satisfy the amount due lijutn hiioli mo tgit^e
on the day of sale.
The premises described In sueli mortgage and
wiiicii will lie sold to satisfy tie scnic. ai- dr
scrll)i:ii as follows, to-wit: The imrth half of
the southeast quarter n.of a. e. and nnrtli
half of the southwest quart-r m. i^oi
K. W.
of seetlan twenty-two (2-j) In t»wnshi| on:*
hundred aud fortv-six (HO nwrth, of ran."
eluhty-one (81) west, of the fit 1 prinripiil
meridian, MrLean couuty. North Dakota.
There will be due ou such mo f.rnue at thn
•late of sale the sum of
$771.00.
besides tuxc
if any.
Dated at Bismarck, V. Feb. 2nd, iso*.
WILLIAM H. MANN.
Assignee of Mortira^ee. 1
BOUCIIKR, PdlLBttlCK & CoOIRAVT'.
Attorneys for said Assignee of MorttKisjee.
NORTHERN
PACIFC R.R.
THROUGH CARS
—TO—
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Fargo
G-rand Forks
Dnluth and
Winnipeg.
TO
Pullman Sleeping Care
•Elegant Dining Cars
TO All Through trains
Northern Pacific Time Table
Mountain Time
ClOINf! KA3T
Atlantic Mail, N 12:40* tn
tioiNi WKST.
Paeifie Mail, No 1..
Through tickets to Japan and China', vm
Tacoma and Northern Pacific Steamship
Co, an American Line.
For rates, Maris, TimeTabli'H'.orSprc!*!
Information apply t.o Agent. Northern Pa
cific Bismarck, N. D. Chap. S. Fee
General Passenger and Tick ent.Aget
Trains on Earth
ro"
PAUL
AND
MI Nag EAPO LIS
CHiCA
Elecric
Steam Heated.
s.
I
HTATK KOimi i! AKOTA,
C.HIUI
S8,
or Mel.-an,
in district court, Sixtli .judicial District
MaryO'Nell. lilaiutill
a
kumrnons.
Daniel Le Itoy. defendrnt
The State of ortU Dakota to above named
dufe!i(i«!it.
Ton Daniel l.eltoy are summoned to answer
the c.jiiii'laim in this action, auil to serve
a cplV
of your ainwer upon the subscribers at di ir
ofllce in i.laitiarck. In* the County of iiurmeli
and Stwl.t aforesalil, within thirty days alter
the servi' of this summons upon you, exclusive
iif the day of servlc and lu case of your fall
urc lo appear or nu»wer jndxment will be taken
Hiralnst you by default for the relief .ieinuuUed
lu tne con'pliilnt.
Dated''l-nruary 1st. 18!lS.
H(II cin:i I'HII HIIK CoCHitAKE.
Attorneys for riaiutliT. N. I».
fi-'irst Publication 1'Vb. 5. tSrtS.i
NOTICE (iV ON'i EST.
LAXI
JOSEPH MANN,
County Treasurer.
OFFICE AT UISMAUCK. N. 1).', .Ian.3H,'t89S
Complaint having been entered at this ofilcv
by AiiRiist II. Walil, itKainst Neis .John Ol
son, deceasi-d, for abandonhij lie incstiait
unity No. 6741, dated AUKUM all, 189J, up
on the southwest (|iiartcr (s y: nf Section
12, Township H4, liangf
82,
tn McLean
Connty, wttli a view to the cancellation of said
entry the said parties are summoned to appear
at this office nil the aotli ilay of March, 1898.
at a o'clock, p. in., to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said r.llejjed abandon
uicnt.
A. LAMB,
lterister.
FORECLOSURE BALE.
[I"lrt rtiblli-ation Kebruary 26,1S9R.]
Notice is hereby given, that a certain mo t
exeeuteti and rtellvered by Andrew W.
It:.ndf.a bachelor, mortgagor, to The lt«nk of
Miii. t. dated the -11 day of September. 18S8,
ai'd tiled for record in theoflice of the ,re| isti'i
.•! .l oiisof ttiucouuly of McLean, and state of
North Dakota, on Iho 2 day of October. 18iM(,
and lecorded in book A of Mort-ages. upon
I'li
.'e 15S. and assigned by the said The ::ank of
.Minot to K. it. Mulfonl. wliicli assi^nnient has
been duly recorded: and whereas no action at
law. or othoi-proei edint-'S has been had 'o col
lect said debt or any part thereof will bo fore
closed by a sale of the premises in stieli niort
gBKe and hereinafter oeseiltied, at the front
door of the ei'Ui House In the town ot V.'ash
burn in the county of McLean and state of
North Dakota at the hour of two o'clock 1». m
on the 'Jth day of April. 18 8. to sati.-fv the
amount dut- ou such mortgage on tlie (lay of
sale.
Tho premises described in such !IVT'
which will he sold to satisfy the same, ace de
scribed as follows: The uorth west
Dakota.
1
A. ^.AC!.O
|u.ut-jr
t!:e south east quarter aud the m/rta
quarter of tiie south we.n quarter of ye.
i. wnshtp north of rauce 82 an 1 ..
The1" v.-ill be due on such mortr-ai:*
•Ir-ti- of sale, the sum of Seven liut..i
",-n dollars, r!/: principal, Syw iol'
•5, paid.lor taxes, S'^wi attorney
-osfs.
J.'.ittd l-'ehrnarv l'tth. lsns.
ah.
-f
E.
i\ Mt?Lr
ini'.
Assi.:ie-
K.
Attorney.
it vlls I ke, N. T).
'iOTICE—TlMBEll CULT' KE
LA
Mi
1'1'MCK AT
.liMIAtH .Jail.-ith,
IS:
t'Li.ai IN havins been ntoml at ti,l.
iltioe by Ilatver II. N'ygaard against .lnli:ei'
Uiid for fallalc to comidy with laivus to liinbev
culture Kntry No. Sltnl dated April 18th, If:-:,
the of Kcctinn •-'0, Towiis&ip H7 n.
:in n'8l w, in McLean .'ounty, Norti. Dakota,
with a view to the cancellation of the »id entry,
contestant allegi'iK that .tiie said emryman
never brok.- or caused to be broken any of salo
iutid only a few ploitKii furrows aud that sale
-.titrymua auaiutoutHi said laud one year mt'.v
niry. and t:o person knows wlu rc h: »vi r.i t
far li.e c-ente?tarit can find out. Vne s:. .:
parties are hirby sumnioucd to :t jcar ai
Washburn. Mei.eau county, on the liMo ii.i.v of
.-'ebiuaiy. !S!W at It o'clock, a, m. befurtin
county judt-e to respond aud furnish ti-stiuv.ii
rouctniiiiy said alleged failure. Hearing .*
this olllce, .warcU
1398. at a p. m.
K. A, LAMB.
MORTGAGE SALE.
(•First Publication Jan.
29.1S!)S.)
Notice Is hereby Riven. th«t that certain mort
raite, executed aud delivered bv Edmund
•JMyea and Sadie E. Belyra. lite wise, wort
sasois, to Augustus L. Hishop, niortKa^ci.
tted the Uiii tli-th davof December, 18.S-1, and
tiled for record tn the ofllce of the Register of
of the County "f Mclean, and Terrli
of Dakota now State of North Dakota, on the
3lst d"»y of December. 1884, and re«-orded In
Hjok "A 3" of MortRai «s, at pace 60, will be
foreclosed hy a sale of the premises In such
mortgage and hereinafter described, at the
front door or the courthouse In the County of
McLean, and State ot North Dakota, at the
hour of 2 clock, p. m. on the lftthday of March,
18U8, to satisfy the
amount due ou such mortgage
on the day of sale.
The premises described in such mortisi^e and
which will bo sold to satisfy the same, are de
scribed as follows: The south east quarter of
section thirty, township one hundred and forty
sevon, north of ranee eighty-three, west of the
I ifth principal meridian, Mci.eaii county. North
Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage at the date
of sale the sum of $l.H2.S0. beMues ta\es, if
»ny. AUGUSTUS L. BISHOl',
Mortgagee.
BOUCHER, PlIILRRrcK & COC!IRANI\
Attorneys foi said Mortgagee.
MORTGAGE SALE.
O'lrst PoMlepfi Foil I'll,-ivy S^fi.1
Noifo! io liciV'liy (riven that, that certain mort
iatre exei'ifted and deUvered by tJ. c. VV. West
A nua Mary West, his wife, mortwiBors, to
a- HHtik of Minot, mortgiigee, tinted tlie -J'tli
day of May, 1MW. and tiled for record in the
oflleo of the rcirist-r of deeds of the coimtv of
Mclean and State of North Dakota, on the 4th
day of June, 18:«. and recorded in Book "A"
of Mortgages, at page 5!W aud assigned by tlie
H'iiik of Hinot to i.iiv.a ,1. l.utilow, dated .tune
lS'.Nt, and tiled for record in the oflice of the
register of deeds of McLean county and
.r,att of North Dakota, on the 5th day of
July, 18M0, and recorded in Hook "A" of Mort
gages at page 611, aul by her assigned to K. P.
jates. dated January S, '.896, and Hied for record
In be oflice of the register of deeds of the
county of Met eau. and State of North Dakota,
and recorded January notli, I8!ts, in Book "C
of Mortgages at page 5SS, will he foreclosed by it
sale of the premises in such mortgage and here
inafter described, at the front door of the
court house in the county of McLean and State
of North Dakota, at the nour of three o'clock,
p. m.. oil. Krlnay March 18th. 18U8, to satlsfv the
amount due on such mortgage on the day of
sale.
The promise* describe.) In such mortgage and
which will be sol I to satisfy the same are de
scribed as follows, to-wit: The northe.ist
quarter (N. K. 4) «f •''•eelion thirty-four (34), in
Township one hundred aud 'forty-seven .147)
north, of range eighty-one Sl) west, of the Sth
priubipul meridluu of McLean countv, North
Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage at the
date of sale the sum of $U17.M', besides taxes,
If any.
Dated at Bismarck, N. D„ Feb. s, 1888.
K. P. GAiES,
Assignee of Assignee of Mortgagee.
BOCCHKR, PuiLHRicK COCHRANE,
Atterneya. .for Asslguee of Assignee of Mort-
BHgee.,
Notice to TaxpaYCrH. _«'•
Notlee la hereby glVen that all'unpaid'personal
pro|erty taxes In McLean oouilty, Nortlj Dako
ta, will be dellnqiient on the first day
ot
March
1888, at which -time a penalty of Ave per cen
will be added, and one per cent -per month In
terest thereafter will be chargcd on the original
tax until Mie same Is paid.
the flfteeath day of April. 1898, a list of
all unpaid delinquent personal property taxes
will be ma'de out'and delivered to the'sherlff of
said county for collection according to law.
Dated at Washburn, N. Dak., Jan. 29th, 1893.
JOB (ERA MANN,
I?
mMmzsiL
innni
Address, Wanhburn, North Dakota.
C. B. LI'l'TliE, President,
F- D. KEM I:1CK. Vice I'tcMdent.
•ma i**WBiSSti$f®ft
ARRIVING EVERY DAY!
SHOES, BOOTS,
A W A E
G*R O E I E S
GEO.
O A A O' R. ,N. D.
FRANK G. 6RAMBS,
8 E S S O O
IXein-y W, Grambst,
Heavy and shelf Hardware Barb Wir^, and
N A I
W mdmills, Pumps, etc.
(OI'POHITB THE SHERIDAN HOUSE.)
Bismarck, N". D.
J5R
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
SATTERLUKD & JOHNSON
DEALERS IN
flcLean County Real Estate
fi»V
Hp-
Lands Leased, Bought and Soffi[.-..
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Bl«IAirCK,
Foreign Drafts Bought and Sold.
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
-John P. Hcagland has resumed con
trol of his business in Bismarck, and
invites ail who desires to purchase
building materials to call and
amiue his stock and prices.
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left rump.
rnmmiim
1
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HATS, CAPS
L. ROBINSON,
S-
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—-a.,.
Taxes paid for non-residents
Collections made
Foreclosures attended to
Settlers located on government lands
Investments made in safe securities
Correspondence solicited*
N. D..
W. DItiLOM, Cashier.
8. U. PYE, Assiktant Oashivr.
ex
HER E. E. Morris the shoe
nian three doors east
Cattlis branded tt*'
out-ou oj the Tribune,
m'mA
-Chicago Inter Ocean aud Waeliji
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