Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-05-06

railway station is ~ small box on legs, |
painted crimson, which may be called
an automatic post Office 1t is divided
in two compartments. On the top are
apertures admittinga penny, one be-
ing for postal cards and the other for
envelopes. You drop Two pennies In
the right hand slot, open cores
ponding drawer, and YOU find
stamped envelope conGaininga dainty
sheet of note paper. These little con-
veniences are the property OF COM
pany Qimited, of course). The proht
must be very small, and only OH the
envelope and sheet otnote paper. 1t
may consist in it's conveniently get
ting out vi order occasionally and re-
fuslng to deliver; your penny has
gone in and cannot he got out, and
there is no satisfaction to be had by
ohjurgating the box. You can't get
the best of it by dropping in bad
penny, us if not full weight it refuses
to deliver, and keeps your short
coin, conllscating that as n punish
ment for your attempt to cheat. 1t is
| Il golden rule that works only one
| way.
Ina letter recently received from
Burmah u characteristic sketch Is
given in illustration of the state of the
coutry under its present ruler, in
which it is stated that ut Sagine there
is what is called the king's workshop,
! which was erected at the instance OF
the last ruler at an enormous expense
his idea being to build steamers for
his own and the country's use. The
shipbuilding yard is at Ntandaly and
the place at Sagine was designed as
foundry, in which cast and wrought
iron was to be trated. Two large fur
naces, fifteen boilers, three furnaces
for cast iron, and quantity of other
machinery Gncluding II large steam
hammer, lathes, punching and shear
ing machines anu stone and ore crush
ers) have been put down. All that is
required is to start the fires and raise
steam yet this valuable property is
meantime ovcrgrowu with the pro-
! duets of the soil. The large steam
hammer is twined round with beauti'
full crimson creepers; from out of one
of the furnaces grows large pr1ckly
cactus; the rolling mills are shaded
with large tree ferns. The machinery
however, is not rusted, though nearly
ten years have elapsed since the las
king died. The works were suspen
ded at his death, and the present king
= will neither spend more money on tn
= undertaking nor sell it to others-Iror
WHATS the Matter With You2"
"Well, not much in particular. Blu
. I'm little ailing all over. l don
sleep well, and my kidneys are out o
order, and can't enjoy my meals
and I've touch of rhematism, an,
once in while u twinge ofneuralgia.
Now, neighbor, you seem to want
general fixing up, and the thing to DE-
It is Browns Iron Bitters. Mr.. A.
Pickrell, of Ennis, Texas, says, ="
was sickly man. Browns Iron Bit
tiers made me healthy and strong"
! First publication May 1885.
MORTGAGE SALE.
: Whereas, Default has been made in th
conditions of certain Mortgage, execute
err morgagor to George Stark Co: Of Ne
= York, New York, mortgages dated the Wt
day Of March A. d. eighteen hundred an
eighty three and recorded as mortgage, u
Z, | pether with the power of sale therein COZ
), tanned, in the office of the Register Of Deed
d of the County Of Stevens in the state
1855 at O'clock p NJ, in book II, Of Nor
g cages, on page 1851 which said mortgef
authorized the holder thereof, IN case OF sue
\ default, to declare due and foreolose the san
@ for the whole amount secured to be pal
- thereby; and whereas there Is claimd to {
on said mortgage at the dase s ot 1f
s. two and 13-1o0 dollars being the VINO
= amount secured to be paid thereby and SUI
~ unpaid and no action or proceeding mas pee ee
y debt secured by said mortgage or any pa
y thereof; and wereas, by such default tt
. power of sale contained III ssh mortgage III
. become and is operative
e The said mortgage was duly assigned by
instrument in writing, duly executed a.
Stark STARK ana John F. stark the only membe
q of the firm Of George Stark g. co. to II
Amoskea Savings Bank of Manchester In Il
Hampshire, dated the 9th day of April A. ]
- 1883. and recorded in said office of the Regi
. ter Of Deeds, on the 18th day OF April A.
1885, at O'Clock 2. NJ in book ]. OF Mortgs
N ges on page 46O. a.
" Now therefore notice Ia hereby given, TIT
corded with said mortgage, and OF the Btatu
10 by virtue of power Of sale contained In and r
x in such case made and provided, the sa
" mortgage will be foreclosed bu sale OF tn
mortgaged premises therein describet
5 which sale WILDE made at the front door oftf
court house in the Village Of Morris In u
IA County of Stevens and State Of Mtnneso
~ at public auction by the Sheriff OF said Coul
IS ty or by his deputy of the County on Tussds
the 23rd day Of June A. D. eighteen hundrs
II and eighty five at ten O'Clock in the forenoc
% to satisfy the amount which shall then
- due on said mortgage, with the 1ntere
Q thereon, and costs and expenses Of sale, ar
- | fifty Dollars attorneys fees, as stipulated
W said mortgage in case of foreclosure.
10 The premises described in said mortgao
and so to be sold, are the lot piece or pare
- of land situated in the County of Stevel
- and state of Minnesota and known and de
cribed as follows, to.wit; Lots number One
M TwotOand Threet3) Of Section Thirty Four(s
~ Township one hundred and twenty four q
Range Forty Three (43) Containing Eigh
10 Three and 65-100 (SS 65-l00 acres more or 10
according to the United States Governmel
n survey thereof
w The Amoskeag Savings Bank Of MAnche
20 ter, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire.
* Assignee Of mortgeget
- Ira B. Mills,
Attorney for Assignee of MORTGAGES.