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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-29
DAsHES AKOUND TOWN.

No children will be admitted into the Academy
Of Music to-mprrow afternoon, unless accom-
panied BY their parents or guardians.
Messrs. Thompson, Noltemeyer, Dickson and
Fackert. Of THE Temple Quartette," will render
two selections at the gospel service Id the Academy
Of Music Tomorrow afternoon and Miss Mabel
Johnson will sing.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-29

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 28.-Prince Fried
rich, brother Of King Christian, of Denmark,
is dead. i - I b r
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-29

the t h l r d dis
trict, and hs s
served a term or
two in the Board
of Aldermen. He
enlisted in Com
pany Z of the 4th
Regiment, April
8, 1868, was cleo
ted First S err
geant, J u ly s.,
1859; appointed
Sergeant Major,
Oct. 20, / 8 7 8 /;
elected F ir st
Lieutenant o f
Company e, Dec.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-29

In this city, Postmaster Gopsill put men
at work last evening decorating the post
Office with mourning goods. On Tuesday,
during The hours when the funeral is in
progress, the fire bells will be tolled, by
order of Commissioner Brennan. In New
ark Judge. Depue announced yesterday
that because of the funeral, the business
at the opening of the County Courts will
on Tuesday be confnedrto the call OF the
Calendar and the assignment of cases for
trial.
In Grace NJ. E. Church, Tonnele avenue.
near Bergen Square, Rev. r. Harcourt, D.
D., the pastor will preach this evening on
I" The death Of Vice President Hendricks. I"
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-29
HE wlzE 60 ALONE.
President Cleveland Determined to Attend
Hendricks's Funerat.

WASHINGTON, Nov. g. The President
has fully made up his mind to attend Vice
President Hendricks funeral, and although
several Senator'S and Representatives,
among the former Senator Edmunds, have
urged him to reconsider his determination,
yet Grover Cleveland isnot given to chang
ing decision when, once announced
According to his invariable custom since
his inauguration, the time of his departure
will be kept secret but it is safe to say he
will leave here at midnight on Sunday, with
special car attached to the regular West
ern express. This will land him at Indian
apolis at II o'clock on Monday night. If
he waits over and goes with the House and
Senate Committees, which leave together at
$50 on Monday morning, he will not get to
Indianapolis until 8 o'clock Tuesday MORN
ing, if they make the run on schedule time;
but slight delay would make the Presi-
dent too late for the funeral, and all his
trouble would be for nothing; so it is gen
orally assumed that he. will leave her one
Sunday night. Neither Secretary Manning
nor Attorney General Garland will proba-
bly, attend. As the railroads have made a
special low fare for the round trip, it is
thought the trains will be crowded with
persons availing themselves of the reduced
Western rates. Persons here who have
seen much of Mr.. Hendricks say he failed
obviously during the Spring, his deafness
increasing, and he had great difficulty in
remembering names and faces.
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-05
A yasr,ble Medical TreatIse.

The edition. for 1886 of the sterling Medical Annual, known as Hosteller's \ Almanac, is now ready, and may be obtained, free of cost, of druggists and country dealers in all parts of the United States, Mexico, and in- deed in every civilized portion of the Western Hemisphere, This almanac has been issued regularly at the com. rencement of every year for over one.flth of a century. It combines, with the soundest practical advice for the preservation and restoration ol health, large amount of interesting and amusing light reading, and the calendar, astronomical calculations, chronological items, etc, are prepared with great care, andwili be found en tirely accutate. The issue of Hostel. ter's Almanac for ISS6'will probably be the largest edition of medical work ever published in any country The proprietors, Messrs, Hostetter X O., Pittsburgh, Pa., on receipt of a two cent stamp, will forward copy l." mail to any person who cannot procure one in his neighborhood.
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-05
WEEKLY CHAMPION.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 's5
STOCK NOTES.

See that your brand is represented in the CHAMPION.
 Cattle thieves are said to be on a rampage in Pinal county.
 A steer is on exhibition at Fort Worth that weighs 3,7so pounds.
 The Chiucahua Cattle company have contracted for the sale of S4o,- 900 worth of beef to the California market.
 The land sales of the A. & P. rail road company during the last year have reached, It is said, total of ov' CT oue million and half acres.
 Reference to the advertisement of ]. w. Spafford on the third page or this issue will show good opportuni- ties for investment in cattle ranges.
 Stock breeders have every reason to be satisfied with the condition of the wool market. The London pa- pers say that wool is going of with more steadiness at better prices.
 The heavy importation of Hereford, Shorthorn and other blooded stock at present setting in toward Arizona bids fair for the futuIe high grade stock in the Territory. A gentleman in DO. sition to be we'll informed on the im- portation of blooded stock during the last year states that not less than two thousand blooded bulls have entered Arizona during the year.-Hoof and Horn.
 Arizona beef is beginning to figure in the Arizona markets. The pro, prietorS of Hoof and Horn state in their last issue that they received a dispatch from Irwin Allen & Co.,, the we'll known catttie commission men of Kansas City stock yards, which says: "We sold to-day one hundred and twenty,two head of the Perrin Cattle company's cattle at S $ and $500. The stock was in prime con. dition and averaged IoSo. They were shipped from Ash Fork and ex- cited general comment on account ci being from Arizona and their excel lent quality" .
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-05
In MeInoriam.

At special meeting held at Wins low by the Winslow Lodge, Brother, hood of Brakenen, a committee pre- sentcd the following resolutions:
 WHEREAS It has pleased the Grand Master Of the Universe 10 take from our midst our late Brother and comrade, James Mcdonald, and whereas, it IS but just and fitting that this Lodge takedclion upon the Death of our late Brother; and
 WHEREAS: lhG, in the Death of Brother McDonald thIs Lodge has lost its first Member, who was respected by all who knew him; was active and honorable in life, always ready to. help the needy and distressed, and to do goodfor the Order; therefore, be it
 ResoiDed That in memory of our departed Brother. we misshim from our number, truly feel that We have lostone in every way worthy of our re spect and esteem, the Brotherhood one of its bes: Members, and his family a loving sonand brother; therefore, be it
 Res0iued: That we extend to the bereaved family ot our deceased Brother our heartfelt sympathy in their sad affliction; and be it further
 Res0fp<d!r That we extend our thanks to MT. D. B. Robinson, Gen. eral Manager of the Atlantic & Pacific R. R., for his kindness in furnishing transportation for the remains of our deceased Brother to Us last resting place. Also, be It 70 -.. >-
 RrSOfred! That we cause our Charter to be draped in mourning for a period ofthir,y days, and thlt copy of these resolutions be sent to the fam lily of the deceased. one to the ANa ga|rgae Journal, and one to our offic- ial organ, the Western Rair0ader.
 ED l. GALE,
 C.E BROOKS; Committee.
 E. A. SCo1T.
 WINsLow, Ar'z., Nov, s7th, 1885
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-05
A GIFs::;;,a,;r :,, r ss I:,':; Z: ;a. ,

box of goodstha' will put you in 'he way ol making p,oye aexey at once, than anything else in Ameriea. Both sexes of all ages can
 live a, home and w.rk in spar9 tine, or all inc tune. Capital not required We will starr you. lumense pay suie for those who stat sI vaes, S1Issos < o. PSTy4ad, As.
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-05
Walter I. Hlll--P.O.

Flagstaff, Yavapai C. Ariz. Ranch, Volun- teer Spring; range, San Francisco and Mogol- lon mountains; cattle branded H on left hip;
 ear mark, mortise in lett ear; horses brand ed H on left jaw; all stock sold vented. sheen
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-05
THE ARIZONA CH4MPIOWLS THE OFFICIAL
 ORGAN OF THE ASSOCA 2YON

List of members of the Mosoon Live Stock Protec. t i've Association:
 w. G. Stewart Daniel Segmiller B. F. Saunders E.. R. Carr w. H. AShurst A: H. Tucker Walter Hill M. Casner Lot Smith Israel Call P. l. Brannen C. C. Archer William MInds E. w. Putnam Frank Hart s. NJ. See C. H. Schulz A. S. Putnam D. ]. Brannen w. H. Shoot J. F, Daggs ]. H. Yure William Fan Robert Finnie John Clark Madison Burch H.C. Lockett F Woods, E. L. Cook, C. H. Richardson, James Walsh. A. F. McAllister, A. E. Fay,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-22
9ano mirtD i1aft li0es.

9afer unb Orb Ell. @ir baben
por pielen Sabren Safer uno grblen gu.
iammen sebaut auf sutem, fart gebiins=
tenn 8ooen, uuo tpenn man friib idet,
fam man cine sroBe Weuse Suffer unD
&Dsner bauer. 9as SinoerniB in ben
dlteren Staaten lit Der @rbienfdfer. Die
@rbien 1ino pom &Gfer ansefreHen; mir
perfaufen iie nidt, ionbern perfiittern iie
auf Der Sarm ben S1meinen, unb S6a-
fen, beionoers eriteren. Die S6peiue
baben nidts basesen, mas
bic Safer bapou benfen, mirc
ni6t beri6tet. 9ie Busmible i9eioet
fait allen Safer BON ben Grbieu. Gs
fommt nibt barauf an, ipenr, aud etni-
nise Der seipaltenen @rbien stptiben
Dem Safer perbleiben. @enr gemdbt,
ebe Der Sater gu reif lit uno bic grnte
iorsfdltis setrodnet miro, lift bas Sutter
fait 70 gut pie Seu. @as Die GrbleH
art betrift, 70 iae man irseno cine, bic
biIis senus 81 baben 1T (bie Samenz
bdnoler p~erlansea 5u oiel pafir); Die
idmar5dusise ober tueiBe uWarromfat"
iudren uorSisli9 fir ben 3med. Die sez
m6bnli9e rganaba greeper", ober III
genb cine anbere fleine runbe @rble tit
seeisnet, unb elm 8uibel bapon rei6t
tpeiter, ipie BON sr6Beren Irten. @ir
n~letnelt, baB bidtes 2esen nibt 10 notbz
penbis lit. 2 8ulbel bieier fleinen CRIB
len linb l 8uibel 9afer pro Ncre senitz
gen als Saat=l uantum. Die yWtar<
r~oOtpfat"z ober Marf-@rbIen iolten i'm
8erbdltniB BON nidt unter 3 8ulbel nit
II 8uibel Saier, gut semiidt, seidet
tperben.
Sribe glusiaat 1T iebr minI9ens>
tuertb, unb ba Staten i'm Sriblin9 cher
sepflist tuerben tann, wie Stoppelfel.
Der, siepen mir &aienlanb por ano britt
gen Die @aat in ben 8ooen, 10 i6nea er
9ep1e9t tperben fann. Die Saat mirb
sinseorilt, ober b~reitpirfis ausseitreut.
8irO Die Sriae benust, 10 mnB man Die
&0rner gut semii9t balteu, neil Die @rbs
fen ionit lei6t auf ben 8Ooen iinfen.
8eim breitiuirfisen Nusitreuen, tpenn
oas Selo gut in i9male Surden sez
pfllst lit, ide man auf bic Sur6en Dor
benz Gssen:: Oann miro seesst unb &C.
ual5t, t~uorauf bic @rbieu gut be.
oedt iino. Sarauf Tam man iid per'
laiien. ..... ~. "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-22
9 II ut it G 8.

..' Gus benz @eri6tsIaal. Gi6s
ter (sum Inseflastcn) @ann lino Ste
se5Oreu?
Nnseflaster (idweist). ....
Gi1ter: Sasen sic MIR bod, tuarn
SIR @eburtstas lift?
Nnseflastet: N6 mas, sic i6enfen
mir ia bod ni6ts!
.'' &leine llmI9reibuts. o.:
ga, mein lie6er Sreuno, iuie 9u aus
iisbit! 9ein san5es @eiidt 1T upll bon
blaueH Tledeu!
g.: Nd, id fa5' MIDI MIR Elm 8enis
an meiner Sran seitoBen!
80. Stimu,t oft. llnteroffi5ier: uRes
crut Draper, iasen Sic mir NAL, tuas
JeiG)iebt, tuel,n Der Serr 9auptman in's
3immer tritt?" .... ..
&ecrut: ngr id,mpft."
su9 elm girtuos. &ellneriu
gu eiuem Sauern, Der forttpdbreno
pieift unb nit ben Sinsern trOmmelt
y5ie iinb eepib mulifaliid?" ..
Bauer: r&ia moanit?"
&ellnerin: vOb sic uielei6t Glitter
ODER @uitorre, Dber lonit EN- MuIifin.
itrument lpielen t0nnen?" .
Bauer: v9bs grab net; aber nit
Sunsa ibnals' Sbna ido' GRAB 10,
als luie nit Der 8eitl6'n"
..' @ineeItedt. &idter (5um 9ieb) :
rSbr ieio iiherfibrt, abermals seitoblen
sa baben, uno lperbet bafar auf 2 Sabre
eiasetedt."
nDieb: ngber better Serr Cole
ge-"
8idter: n8erl, ,uic fam ct iid
unteriteben, MIDI GOlege 5u nennen?"
9ieb: STA, beruhisen sic iid nur.
Die ea1e 1T iebr einfah: erit babe Id
einacitedt, unb II fteden sic MID Elm.
@insetedt 1T e,ngetedt!"
-. Ius ser 5bule. - 2ebrer:
,Rernt @iner' bon Gub bas 2ieb BON!
brapen Mann?"
rWidel: sd Serr 2ebrer!"
2ebrer: rgtun ic ias' es einmal
ber!"
Mi6el: @er niemals einen Rauid
gebabt, Der 1T fein braper Mann!"
... 8strafte 8ubmrebnere,. Me>
biciaalratb: u@ie sebt's fieber 5err
gu1ese?"
Doctor: rN9 @ott, beite bin i'd tuie.
ser iiiufmal seruedt moroen!"
Meoicinalratb: ,Sa, warum faufer
sic beun fem Sn~iectenpuluer p"
-. @roBes @liif. Serr Sarblr
.lieIt oie3cituns unb iast gu ieiner Srau
sore su, mas ba ftebi:
9ie Srau oes 6errn 6anni6n( Dug:
eenIes i'll Sristp Geuo, Ga, lit nenl,d
mi: cinem gewiiien 2utas ourd,sebranu
nuo bat ibre ldmmtliden 10 &inoer init
gcnommtn. Serr 9us9enles, nit ben
Die gauge Seubiternrs ip%mpatbiirt, ia
ertldrt, naB er Die unsetreue nidt Der
fplsen meroe.
@arum lief On mir benn Gas Dor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-22

alf 2obn, nod auf freie 8obnma Mm.
lprud; bic grinfselper lino ihr ein5ises
Giafommen! slber ipenn lie nod 10 ne.
mig mfr 2icbrnswiiroi9feiten geiSeu, Die
Srlnfselber reiben gum 2eben bel net
tenn nlbt INNER aus. Gntpiirol9uns,
10 LANCE iie i'm Gienlte lit, nod piel
lbmahpouere Gntmirbtgung nab btn
Dtenf-bas lit bas 2oos bieler Nermz
item. 9abei nerben bieiclben nod
BON idmarosenben Igenten sans ae.
~ptiienlos a%usaebeutet. 8a Die Dir
beltsloisfeit ieben Gag eintretcn, % Die
&eQerin bei ibrer Mitteloiisfeit 1ih
nibt LANCE nad elmer neuen Stelle UNI
leben fam, 10 mus fie iid setuobuli1 Ell
mem Nsenten iberiiefern. Sp in Ger aai,
ieritaot an Der Spree. uns MIL beoiilr-
Ten, baB anseii9ts Ipl9er 3ultdnbe sic
10 piel 5elpro6eue nao seprieiene Sucial=
REPRINT; nod unenblld melt tiefer aeben
muB. als iie seplaat erIdeint, iol fie Dem
8olte tuirfli6 cine arbere before Gage
bereiten.
8dgrenb Der Sitertpp1e bes per=
san9enen Sabres ipurben $500 Sal.
fer uno $4,000 &titen @ier nab SEEN
Sort 9elanbt unb perfauft. Gin SAT
entbalt 70 0usenb, cine &iIte 80 9ub.
Sn bieiem Sabre tpuroen auf Sitern a..
600 Saiier uno 21,4OO aiiter auf Dem
New gorfer Warft sebra9t. Sriibe,
besos Stem Sort ieinen 8eoart an Gierr
bon ben ont SuoiOn selesenen Drten
aus benz Sunern Ses Staates Stem gor1
uno BON SerieD uno Song Sslanb, 1ett
fommen sroBe Auantttdten aug benz Sa:
ben. @ate gier f6nnen iebt su 25 gts
per Is Stad in Seem gort sefauft per.
ben. @uten< uno @dnleeier iinb rat NM
%eritere folten so Gents, leBtere $1.O0 big
$3.50 per 0ubeno. ,
lleber elm @eiprd6 peldes ii, eirtent
8erliner Salon Elm @nslduber unb cir
&uiie, betoe in heruorrasenoen '5tel.
lunseu, seflbrt baben ioIen, courlirt Die
folsenbe Nnecoote. y8ir' nerben uns
luobt balb auf Dem Sdladtfelbe sesen,
ib~erlteben," iaste Der enslii6e Serr.
u6m," neinte Der &uRe, ipenn lie baa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-22
TIE OF MINNESOTA IS.
.ETRR BRICK,
Judge Of Probate

'ounty of Stearns. In Probate Court.
Special term, April, 18th 1885. y
the matter of the estate of George Sitting
Hased.
hereas, An instrument in writing, purporting
re the Last Will and Testament of George
ling deceased, late of said County, has been
Vered to this Court {:
nd Whereas, BernadinaStilling has filed there
it'll her petition, representing among other
ings that said George Shilling died in said
)unty on the 10th day March of 1885 tes-
lie and that said petitioners is the sole Execu-
xnamed in said Last Will and Testament, and
aging that the said instrument may be admitted
probate, and that letters tsstamentary to her
issued thereon;
It is Ordered, That the proofs ofsaid instrum4at,
d the said petition, be heard before this Court
the Probate office in said County, on the Sth
Y of March A. d. 1887, at 10 o'clock in the
enoon, when all concerned may appear and
ltest the probate of said instrument:
md it is Further Ordered, that public notice
tb" time and place of said hearing be given to
rsons interested, by p~ublishinga copy of
j orders for three successive weeks previous
"a day of hearing, in the DER Nord-
Ia weekly newspaper, printed and publish
- =. Cloud in said county.
at St. Cloud the 14th day of April,
ff'ourt,
u Judge of Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-22
Ser Wprofcrn.

fraste Srau SarblD nit icbr iharIerg Sc.
tonullg ibren @atten.
., ib babte nllr, iuas {ur Elm folo1a=
les Slid mande Mdnner baben.
SSunse Srau. Sa mein Mann
ipridt IiinfSpra6eu. SD po0te, ib f0nn=
te es au6!
Neltere J%reunbin: Meine 2iebe, tpenn
Sic er1t etiuas ldnger perbeiratbet Iinb,
bann merben Sic einieben, DAP eine
.9prade o%oaitdnois senus lit. @ennSie
uur in bieier einen i'm Stanoe iinb, ST.
rem Mann seritduol,6 gu MAIDEN, mas
Sic benfen, bann baben Sic fhon senug
gu tbun.
8ie iunse 5rau tpurhe natbentlib
seitimmt.
49,. 9lus Dem Geri6tsiaal. 3eugc:
v0ie Sad lit 10 'sansen: Ser Sbrei=
ner bat ben 9irideutpirtb einen perlose
men Spibbuben sebeiBen; ba bat Ser
Siridmirth einen Briisel senomrneu unb
fat benz G9reiner bintenauf g'baut,
BAGS 'patl6t bat. Db er ibn aber 'trof,
len bat, fann ib ni6t iasen-i6 bab
grab s'idnupft."
-. aus elmer b6beren Sbule. -
Die Gdaier Der Secunba zines @pmna=
iiums i6rieben OH bic Gafel:
u9ebrer Z lit ein @lel."
Nls Der 2ebrer bies seiuabrte, na5m
er selailen Die Sretbe unO i6rieb babin;
ter: -. ytreiber". a..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-22
First insertion April IS. 1857
Mortgage Sale by Advertisement

wing been made in the conditions of
Iortgage deed duly executed and
A' Ferdinand Gruetzmacher and Sophia
, IT his wife as mortgagors to B.
a. s Mortgage, dated the 18th day of
:, D. 1888, and recorded in the Office of
~ of Deeds in and for the County of
te of Minnesota; on the 26th day of
G3 at one O'Clock p. NJ. in Book Up" of
Deeds on Page 463, and said Mortgage
secured thereby having been duly
: sold, transferred and delivered
! OBJ Simonitsch by said b. Moor
valuable consideration on the Gath day
Y 1885, which Assignment was, on the
April 1885 at 8 O'Clock A. M, duly re-
he office of Register of Deeds in and
unity in Book &c" Of Assignments and
s on Page 225 upon whichMortgage and
d thereby, there is claimed to be due
at the date Of this notice, the sum.of
red Fifty dollars; and that no action
ing has been instituted at law or in
2coVer the debt secured by said Mort
. ! part thereof;
! hereby given that by virtue of the pow
contained in said Mortgage, and of the
,Ich case made and provided, the said
Ill be foreclosed, by a sale of the Mort
Uses therein described; which sale
{ at the front door of the Court House
If st. Cloud. in said Stearns.County on
c Both day of May 1885 at three O'Clock
'oo to satisfy the amount which shall
on the said Mortgage, and the costs
ether with he, sum of Twenty dollars
fees, as stipulated in said Mortgage as
ees in case of foreclosure thereof. The
escribed in said Mortgage and to be
l. said are the following tract. piece or
/ | estate lying and being situated in
OfStearns described as follows to wit:
~ est quarter (sw y of Section thirteen
Iship n hundred twenty three Q&3)
Irty two (32) West, containing 160 acres
, I the government survey thereof.
st. Cloud, Mimi. April 18th 1885.
2 JACOB S~IMoNITsCH,
Assignee of Mortgage.
! eNNETT attorney.
) .IICKLEY, Sheriff of.Stcarns County 17-7
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(First insertion March 25th 1852
NfORTGAGE SALE.

,uit having been made in the payment of
IN of One hundred and twelve and 81 100
Is, CS112.32), which is claimed to be due at
.te of this notice upon a certain Mortgage.
x CITED and delivered by Peter Thinnes to
.EiI1Z bearing date the 18th day of March,
"a, and, with a power of sale therein con
Iiy recorded in the office of the Register
= in and for the County of Stearns and
nnesota, on the 21st day of May A. d.
= lock P. M, in Book r of Mortgages, on
which Mortgage ana the notes secured
ere by assignment in writing for value
On the 10Th day of May AID. 1884, duly
ransferred and endorsed to Jacob Haze
lch instrument of assignment was on the
n. May A. D.. 1884, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
~ duly recorded in the Register of Deeds,
Il, he said County of Stearns in Book &
ents and agreements and no action or
hayin' been instituted, at law or
to recover the debt secured by said
v part thereof;
as.' Notice is Hereby Given, That
= w of sale contained in said
IL :,.rsuant to the statute in such
divided, the said Mortgage will
- sale of the premises described
4 by said Mortgage, viz; The
.er Of the South East quarler of
s.t9 49, in Township No. One humid
lree (12a) of Range No. twenty
~ ls County and State of Mime
reditaments and sppurtenancss;
be made by the Sheriff of said
at the front door of the Court
t. of st. Cloud in said County
9Th day of May A. d. 1885, at ten
= that day, at public vendue, to
for cash, to pay said debt and
5 taxes, if any, on said premises,
-ollars attorneys fees az stipu'
aid Mortgage in case of foreclo.
T. bursemsnts allowed by law; sub
on IN any time within one year
sale, as ~providediby law.
!5th A. D. 1885.
JACOB HAEMAEN,
Assignee of Mortgage
- DUN, Attorney.
Ely. Sheriff Stearns County. IL
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,9as
&ameel fam a9t Gage lang arbeiteu,
obne gu trinfsn!" er5dblte Serr BrDps
peni6neioer neull6 ieinsr iebr sunsens
fertisen Sraa. r9as 1T nod gar nidts,"
.%ertuioerte, i'm idarf firirenb Srau
8roppenidaeioer, lid femme iosar Elm
aameel. bas fann aht Gage trinfen OBJ
ne gu arbeiten. "-Serr Srpppeni6neis
Der cling itiI in's Nebcn5imm er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-22

Ma1itio g., gber SER Stensef,
mas baben Sbnen benn bic 9ijteln
ba setban, baB sic alien bic &5pfe abz
i6lagen?"
uOie 9ifelt babensmir tti3ts eetban,
a6er Cure Serren auf benz &atbbaus
babeu mid sedrsert, Drum MID i9 ibneu
jest Die ~2ebensmiteln abl6netben!"
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@hrens@ rflirnua.-rOie ge-
gen &anfmann Sbis Meier ausseitoBe=
ne 8efeioianng. soaB oemielhen 81 eirem
Binlel nur nod Die Daare ieDleu", neb.
me i'd hermit aeuis sarid uno erIidfe
oaB bemielben gu elnem Binisl nibfs
mebr feblt! U. Granfbeimer".
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Aordaenlscher Eloua.

SalttmprerG tn1e.
N~eselmaBige 8aHasierbeiorberuns afpifden
Srcsaen tito 9altimorc
Ibfabrt BON 8remen jeSen Mitttpod.
Baltimore ieben Sonnerstag
ginpanoern na6 benz @eiten 1T Die Bill
lige 6eiie iiber Baltimore beionbers an5ns
ratben, ba iie-ppr ieoer lleberpprtbeiluna
geibaBt-bei 4utuuft in Baltimore Direct
bonn Dampfer in Die bereititebenoens @tietts
babntuasen iteiaen,-
Die gsorooeutiden 2lohh<S ampfer bra9'
zen ntebr als
sg 1,25O,0OO @aTa8terc-@s
glidli6 iiber Den Mtlantiiden Scean!!
8egen peiterer Iusfunft uenbe man ii9
an
81. g Of a Of s. Co., @eLeralzNgen'
ten, SEQ, 5 Glib @ap<Str., Baltimore, Mb.
Slsenten: Su ct. Saul, German Ameri
can Bank.
81. glauNenius s 60. General asenten fir
ben &eiten, Chicago, Su. uitp.
81 ct. gloub, Minn. Sphn 3app
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Gelo seben. Die gruppen tuoIe1 mir ltet=
leu." III

bsetrumpft.- r@iHen Sic.
Denn, ipie piel 2 mal 6 lift? fraste elm
Ged ginen, ben er bdnieln gu birfeu
alaubte.
p@enn Sic iid ielbit babinter ieben,
100, u%lautet Die selaiien ertbeilte Nnt~
MOTT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-22

SO meitel. &atbi (iir
ii6): Der Sadl i6aut mi aaemeil gar
10 s'ipaBi' on. 10 oft er mir besesnet.
Sebt lueib i aber net, min er mi'--beiz
rat6en. ,