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 AUUk Lost Manhood. etc. Positively Permanent VVUuuD Cure, in from Two to Seven Weeka Fun A1DnR particulars sent FREE, Securely Sealed. Ad
 uSIIUI dress Dr. BOHANNAN, No 525 Biddle St. JUL aAINF LOUIS. Mo. Es>ABLIsKxD IN ls2.
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The Effects of Overeating.

That not few dig their graves with their
teeth is an undeniable fact There are some
the class is largely made up of women
who are insufiiciently fed, but by far the ma
Jorlty OF people eat too much, and hence
severely tax their digestive organs. Those
organs are active and strong only as the rest
OF the system is So A powerful robust man
has strong digestive powers, while he with
muscles soft and fiabby from dlsuse must be
weak in those important functions. Coarse
hearty food is well borne by the one, while
the other could not properly dispose of it,
and would suffer in the attempt. 1t is safe
10 say that very much of the sickness which
now exists in the world would have been
avoided had those who suffer wisely chosen
their food, eaten it at proper intervals and in
proper quantities.
If man employed all day at his desk, IN
able to take othe: exercise than short walk
to and from his place of business, eats
heartily for breakfast of sausages, boiled
eggs and sweet potatoes. washed down with
a cup of strong coffee, the chances are he
viii find be has overtaxed his digestion. But
at dinner time he will have. very likely, re-
covered sufficiently to feel equal to dispOsing
of boiled dinner" or food nearly as hearty.
For two or three hours after that be is some
what dull and heavy, and cannot seem TO &C
complish much. Yet. on reaching home, he
has for supper cold meat, very likely fried
p tatoes, possibly eggs on toast, some sauce
and cake or pie,
When he goes TO bed he does not sleep at
once, or if he does, he is disturbed by
dreams The next morning his tongue is
dry or he has bad taste, and his head feels
dull and heavy The significance Of these
symptoms he does not try to understand, but
very likely attributes them TO smoking be-
fore going to bed or some other influence as
far from the right one. And so he goes on
day after day until at last he is absolutely
forced to realize that he is a chronic dyspep-
tic and his whole system is broken down. At
first IL would have been easy to remedy mat
tiers, but not so after the fault had existed
for a considerable length of time. Once dys-
pepsia is acquired and become chronic, it is
net so easy TO cure, as all who have suffered
from it know. And the person who has 1t is
made liable 10 many other serious diseases,
especially those which come on insidiously,
4 strong digestion Is the surest safeguard
against many of the ills OF modern life
Boston Herald
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active ana nlStllLtu-
- ~ etocks TODAY 3q6. lJ9 shares.
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Dec "a good business in
wheat was transacted in a speculative way
and the market ruled decidedly strong
within a higher range OF prices Inc
opening was about same to &c higher
than Yesterdays closing, advanced nc,
then declined 11sc, again advanced &c,
became firm and closed about &c higher
than yesterday. The advance was due to
good buying OF the part of some large 10
cal traders. assisted, no doubt, to some
extent by the report that of the millers
in the northwest which had shut down
few days ago two had started up today
and two more would start running tOmor-
row. Regarding the rumor of purchase
of wheat at San Francisco for shipment to
Australia, some advices were received to-
day partly confirming the report, and
others denying it. At the extreme outside
prices there appeared to be considerable
realizing and thrice did the market react
from the neighborhood of the outside
ranges, but closed rather strong.
A fair trade was reported in corn, the
feeling developed being firmer and a
higher range of prices established early in
the session, after which the market reacted
some The latter feeling was attributed
largely to the falling off in the receipts. A
sarge eastern operator who has recently
been trading in this market was credited
with liberal purchases and this also, to
gether with the strength of wheat, had
tendency to strengthen prices. Opening
sales were at about yesterdays closing,
after which the market advanced &c, re
acted, losing the advance, rallied some and
closed H@Hc higher than yesterday
Oats were traded in more lightly. The
advance in corn and wheat had a strength
eIsng tendency early, but later operators
gave the market less attention and quiet
and easier feeling prevailed and closing
sales were at almost the same price as yes
terday.
A moderate trade was reported in mess
pork, but the feeling was somewhat IN
settled and prices irregular. Opening
sales were made at 10@l21lc advance,
which was followed by a further improve
ment of 214@5c. Later the market weak
ened and prices settled back again l5@1719c
and closed quiet. Lard attracted only
moderate attention and trading was only
fair, The feeling was firmer and prices
gJ4d5c higher.
The leading futures ranged:
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a LIVING GRIEF.

You see her, deari That ghost Of woman.
Slender and straight pine tree dart,
With look as if something fend or human
Had driven the blood from her shrinking heart
look as if hope had died within her,
And Gods good angels had turned away,
When hate and hell were trying to win her,
In the lurid dusk OF yesterday.
No babe OF hers. in beauty frozen,
Lies under the drifted leaves asleep:
j. tel you, friend. God called and chosen
Are mothers whose babes the angels keep
No right has she to the stately fashion
OF mourning garments trailing dark,
The royal purple Of pain and passion,
That Is to its wearer as Gods own Ark
Her grief grows deeper Its stab. more deadly,
Struck al the root of iife's delight:
Henceforth forever that wounds hurt redly
Shall stain the hand she had dreamed was white
shorn In moment is life Of glory,
Allied IL a moment with cruel shame
The wife of man whose evil story
Is bruited wide on tie winds of fame.
How shall she bear till their tale Is ended
The dreary years that must drag epace,
With the unroofed home undefended
And pitiful thief-in her husbands place!
How shall she live, great God. and love him!
Or live. great God, if she cease TO love?
On help her, Heaven. unfeared, above him,
That gave this woman such task to prove
Margaret Z. Sangster in Once Week
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Kansas CIV Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. s.
wHEAT-Higher; No. re-, sc bid. No. soft,
$50 bid. &c asked.
COkN-QuieE S,cit bid: S-7sc asked.
OATS May 2ASc bid: SAC asked.
FlOCR-Duli, NN Si01 NIX al 10; family, 81 -:
choice, sl6i; fancy. SleG extra fancy &. l04t-St
patent, $2>Us2.Sa
CORN MkAl.-tSSsOC.
CORN CHOp-NelloNv, &C. lc-
SHIP SURPRISES.
BkAN-+SS5tC.
HAN-FlrIn on hest. prairie, $5S0SG5l
FLAX SEED-SI 20.
BUIIEk-ReCeipts light and market firm Tor good
creamery, c; dairy, Ac; roll IsSlSc, store pac X
ed, l0lltc.
CHEESE-lo&l2llC.
EGGS-WeSS az 1U4eC.
LIVE PDILthA-t hickens, receiprS larger and
almost unstable except FOR fancy. hens 81. .5sS0e
ROSTERS. fl.Sa
SUGAR CURED BANS-llc,
BREAKFAST RACON-llc
DRIED BEEF-eC
DRY SALT SHOULDERS-S-n long clear g a
clear rib. $50. short clear. SO
SMOKED SHOCLbEkS-S15G long clear and
short clear SOU clear rib, SIS,
pORk-kl4-59
lAkD-tf.,5.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Propert east, west
L north and south; farms from lCO acres up to TO-
100 acres improved and unimproved city property
ia almost every town in Kansas and also i'll limos.
II you have anything to sci! or trade call and sec
me, ONCE hours from to - a m, and TO y. M,
room Il, Getto block. \. j. EdgewOrth. 10 If.
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ST Louis Produce

FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
NHEAT-StroDger cables, light receipts and
higher markets elsewhere advanced prices and
close was firm al = sSsc above yesterday. No red
cash. sL0Sls; Deem bsr. 81 GaLetl.lS4s closing
81 05i1 bid: January. sLUtle bid May. Sie>S. y l-5
CLOSING UlsxltEil4; July. aSSy>aSc, closing $50
CORN-lvwer FOR cash but futures Were higher
No. :, mixed. cash, - eSlsc: Iteceft Der 81
closing Soi.C: January, S2lsC Nav. Sliss5 a..
$50.
RYE-null: No. ? Soc bid,
BAELE l-Stesdy; sample lots OF Wisconsin sold
81 7sSsOci Manitoba re
HAY-steady; prairie 3. 50sSS5,s mixed timothy
1s.0lel0- 81 timothy, SI0 gsGI4 d.
EGGS-SteaGy at l3c for fresh.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-06

BUTTER-oujet dairy. 16630c creamery. 32Q1S5c.
FLAX SEkD-IIigher and wanted $l.4aSL 45
PROVISIONS~Dui and weak with only a job
trade
pORK-s14.25 in small lots.
track, sissy.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-06

Edt-o--W bss have yoc dooe Win thoas
s~o Columns CT rTP- O. shas gz1cys
New Ds-ii-Yo1 said {: wa dad
EdttoT-Wel, wsa. ha9 tia; 20 do With ~
View DsTI-Tsll. 61do- suppo~s yon
wanted anything dead around tAts os5ce, sa6
% threw it cot tae hnck uznSox.-Jeva<s
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York MONEY

New York Money.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.
Money on call easy at 1905 per cent last loan
g1. closed offered at ~
Prime mercantile paper. 454%0te. 4., .,,sI
Sterling exchange dull and easier with actudI
business At S4S4 for sixty day Dlls ana si-oos Lor
demand. -,
STOCKS active and unsettled
TntaI sales OF stocks today 35 lJ9 shares.
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An YncurabLe Disense-

Insurance ConpAny's Docsnr-N what az
yo1 father dlei
TeEan-Throa: aNs-acl
l. c. DocU-DiPhtberiaf
Teaa-Eo, 9 Saahsxtng Of hE0p E0dss
his eft ear
l. c. Doct0r-Ah, bronchial troubiei
Te1ar-So. sir, bronco Town Tops1
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STORAGE.

CTORAGE-For household goods merchandise
~ boxed or loose. If you have any goods to store
bring them to the Wichita Storage Co.. No lilo West
Douglas ave, LIT
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J. NJ PHILLIPS S. Z PHILLIPS.
PHILLIPS & PHILLIPS,
VETERINARY =. SURGEONS.

Graduates Of Chicago Veterinary College; mem
bers OF the Chicago Veterinary Association.
J. VI. PHILLIPS graduated with hOnors and was,
for some time, an assistant OF the eminent Dr. VIM
Sheppard, NJ Il. C. v =, veterinary surgeon of lame
ness. lie is also member Of the Kansas State Vet
Urinary Association.
: T. PHILLIPS has been associated as assis
tant, with Dr. Withers, NJ. u. y. =, DR.. Hughes, NJ
X. C. '. - and Dr.. Baker, 5. professor OF Chicago
Veterinary College Dr. Baker having the largest
canine practice in Chicago.
The doctors ase prepared to do all kinds Of veter-
mary work, including canine practice dentistry and
all surgical operations. Good accommodations for
all patients requiring special care Calls by tele-
phone, telegraph or mail will receive prompt atten-
ton day or night.
Office, 325 East Douglas Avenue. Tele
phone No 3. 129-tf
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New \ ork Produce.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.
WHEhT-Duil: lc higher; No ? red. Il Oidl OtIS
CORN-Opened trner, closed weak &c lower.
OATS-Quiet; iirmer. mixed 2,leSS3c white 81
ss4.C.
COFFEE-opuons steady; sales l22,oN bags Spot
strong; l11eC.
SDGAR-StronC
hGGS-Quiet. 2iG95C.
BCTTEk-tasy; quiet: l45Sic,
CHEESE-Ftrm. 9lpGllssc:
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ST LOUIS, Dec ).
CATTLE-Receipts. 300 shipments. 90 market
stead choice heavy native steers, sou g9"' lalr
TO good native steers, si.it& lf nutcneI5 go. p
Inedinm Ia g Dice 3 3lGi. ~ stockers and feeiers.
fair 70 good GDes3 ID rangers, corn fed sotvs i2
HUGS-Receipts. $50 shipments, none; Market
easier choice heavy and buc cheers seectlors s2-lsg
5SE packing. medium 10 PRIME S9.VJS''-o' 4is4i'
grades ordinary TO best. Si.cJet3.J@ .
SHEEP-Recepts. 100 shipments go Market
steady; fair to choice. >a.Dlg All
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TkTEE Up.
FOB EXCHANGE

I~os EyrRA S0E--TS srHfzsrs as ~ 10y s-s
Tss shsrfses sE~Nff - f@sl&-s& ga
xs~<rsrzs - sSy -Ss<s 3 - r-s.~ = hssss@s 50
f~sSetez<s Al es<As-A@ - "a
5 100 a $3.50 Ax~erF. ruzrs : e q "a ~ -
nsg.~S A. $500 k.s- D. 2. a<x4sz. s-s&.<-r.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ROGERS,
THOS. \. BAYLEY. L. T. BA
BAYIEY & BATE,
Z. F. BATE.

CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS
We are prepared to make surveys of city lots give
grades establish corners lay on additions, or to lay
on towns or additions in any part OF the state; 10
make plats for record disp maps, blue prints,
etc; TO do railway engineering OF all kinds III all
branches.
County surveying done promptly,
HeadQ erS for The Bayley Abstract Co. Ac-
curate abstracts furnished with dispatch.
Office, Ia North Main street, front upstairs
do N
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Cash quotations were follows
FLOUR-Qu ct and unchanged.
wHEAT-No2 spring. 81 0sSl04l4 No. spring
e0s9fc; No. , red. : 04lIl Gil4.
CORN-No. =. &5l0SS5Asc.
OATS-No 2 25tsc.
RYE-No = soc
FLANSEED-No. /. Sl5G1eGl5l.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prme. Sl.50.
PORh-slS 53leEl3 %.
JARD-SS l2le.
WHISKN-Sl.20.
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sTRATEn

CyTHAYED-Frcrn = =. Nod Ave-. yfch'sA SO
- nMT Is1s< yony. gnshoft ~fts T. nrsssc o. hiss
49, cus rB~eIGEl GORE GsFe sssd al FT1ss. tss
-hftS s:zr u fss.a@AG. Parts s,nr5tf - sGsfF
utsr.asrzgf4 Ill - szifso5S F.~ar5@d ~ Gang
a. Alive nsused ,is % se1EesslfS y aasE 81
~r h-assra >. AsiE a. casT A-E
C.TK1TED-Erosa IA So-fs E1yeyfs sr.rzs.
- %thsts. . ss4E q ewes. LSssr>ssds. exc =
siscs mar. nass via Darss6 -
o.. a sArs hsy AgFa. asEts elst-ef fs1@ A 1aSfz.
-evara fer iEforTn.tiSa u t.s4r vssgs&bs=ts h
l. ksg.R- -
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

NEW TINE TABLE CHICAGO, KANSAS
NEBRASKA RY.
brock Island Route.
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-aSMliIsa
Daily eagle
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

wichita Market.
FURNISHED by Ditmars. Voris d NanolVer' Live
stock Commission Aerchants.I
WICHITA UNION STOCK YARDS, Dec. j.
The following charges and rules govern LhsSe
yards. Yardage on hos, &c per head; on cattte -
and sheep &c. Hay, sl01 per cwt; corn &c per 81
commission: St per on hogs; catiIe. DUO pei nI
ICc a head wagon hogs, and 90 per car on 1 IN P
Inspectors dock pregnant sows ~ ana 81 sS'0 A"''
CATTLE.
Receipts 362; shipments go There we're e. NOR a
cattle shipped direct TO THIS market I!at4 d. a.
time since the yards opened, ahd met va Te@uS
sale. 60 1n59 >,
Best and helfers. - n
Good vi al
Old COWS and common -.'-''--- t.1sS1 S1
Stockers and feeders M *
HOGS.
Receuts 500 shipments. none; enc go 90 Tecelpts
4 ma and steady; Kansas City re e-pts ?Voy anu -
higher our market Is strong and &c Alsher, WIN
bulk selling at 81 $500 w. e. mo. ~
BeS1 heaNy Slle
Light shippers -,
Fair a. ediUm- 80. *
Skips and rougAS. --..---.----- 49,
There has not been single car Of hogs loadea out
Of these yards since our Indrhet " 80 - ~
strong evidence that prices ooIal4-eN NJ 49, 49,
satisfactory to the shippers
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Kansas City Live Stock.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:

The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts o,s0 shipments, $500 Dress
ed beef and butchers steers sale iCwer; SOCKETS
and feeders steady; good to choice corn FED, s4aS
$50 common to medium S5lJg4 20" stockers ana
feeders 81 .60G32G grass range steers, sLoVG<-oo'
cows. s1.0t82.75. $780,.
HOGS-Receipts. i, OOG shipments none. Market
ope ed strong, active and higher, and closing weak
it'll advance lost good 10 choice, S3uoG@0'iU GULL
mon to medium. $50 s4.J5-
SHEtP-Receipts. 500; shipments, none; STEADY
iiun sl.JJG3Ul
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chica 20 Live MOCK.
CHICAGO. Dec. 5.
The Drovers' Journal reports
CATfIF-Recei1,t, n ,fst shipments: 500; Mar
ket dull. Jog i5c lower choice beeVes, fi:>1So,fG
,tockers and feeders, 81 50 S3.UG cows pulls anu
mixed 81 l0G2 10 Texas steers r2!Jg1.-o westerns
rangers. S5.gye4 40 steers. S2-9Jegi ~, -
EOGS-Rece. pts. 200s; shipments 3, w Mar Ro
weak and lower; mixed $5!1&5.2t heavy, SolNS
$50 light S5.U0G5.3J sk p. - Jgt u q 900 .,-.
HEEP-Recepts, s,Utr shipments 2Oy, marc mars! a
Texans e. 5G93,50; lambs s3-oOS525.
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BUTTER-Uusettled. Elgin creamery S5aS5c;
choice 2tES2c; fancy dairy 25a2Sc; fair 10 good,
&C.
FGGS-22a2Sc
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PHYSICIANS.
Eye, = Ear, - Surgery
DR. CROSKEY,
Room y. Fechheimer BuuaInE.- l.
DOCTOR KUDE2-

DOCTOR kUDER,
GERMAN PHYSICIAN. formerly Battalion SIR
seoh q Ae i-rS,slaa Army. T. p, = years expert
e'ee- oi-lce, 4slcaey block. Essg Douglas avenue.
Seeoad 400. room L. Once hears. SO y n -
- 80 = Il s-.;ns
MRS MARY GAGE DAY. Nd.
urlce al resi-ence la I.fverslI, avenue 1esscs
hours ; ~ Il !. y. 20 - l. I,J.
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FOR RENT-RESIDENCES

L>OR REN1-C heap rooms for Housekeeping or
L sleeping room OF viii rent the fat OF = rooms
reasonable. ). 4. Dorsey, 2.s North Main ID q
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-06

NY dsar friend, SAID the minister % the
dying man, at must Be source OF great
consolation 70 you Is your end approaches 20
feel that you have always Led 9 correct Caris
tan life
1T Is, SIR WIS The weak reply
And now went On the minister gcnt1y,
rs there anything moro l can say 70 you;
have you any last request 20 maker
Yes responded the DYING man feehly:
~wu yoC please Ees that NY diary -
burpedF-Earpers Baxar
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NOR TRADE-ls9 acres nDs farm % miles from
v chita Court hOuss with I've stusE and
tTnpIemeat- clear trade Tor good illinois Indiana
or Missouri farm. also ~ acre ranch, clear. Tor
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Union Ticket Office l22 North Main street. ana al
Union Depot. Oak street. w d. M1RDoGh,
/. NJ. hill, Freight &c Pass. agt, IL \ NALL
Supt cor lth and Douglas.
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BOARDING.

yVANTED-Boarders At Sls r. Williams, board
w with without lodging. front rOctn fpr rent.
LU
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-06

AZ notices OF Employment or Situations Wanted
VIII be charged for the rate OF ave cents Per Line
per week no notice for les than s centa
Al For Sales or other business notices VIII be
charged for 1t the Of iocents per line per weak
no business notice taken for less than 50 ceatA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-06

J>OR TRADE-A foreclosure Judgment on In
i proved Wichita property. want sfV,s % nler-
cEandise or unene unts red city property ti-o,
GRAY No. 10 y Main st. roam J. df5 81.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-06

E'OR RKNT-A new story room hoH-e
south Lawrence ave square, from street cars
good stable and ono % ground price . per
month. Inquire at 5ls y Lawrence ave. dis IT,
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FOR TRADE

NTANTED-Boarders excellent table board. aiso
w nicely furnished rooms. Sl1 south la~renre
avenue Nrs. h. Parsiee. Esi
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ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO RR.
KANSAS MIDLAND RAILWAY
e WESTERN h. r.

V Union Ticket office 10 North Main street.
n depot Oak street. and Wabash avenue depot
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EE HAMILTON NJ. D.

Dentist. All work guaranteed nrst-class. once:
- t.s - yyf.t7ta t.aDDaS dl5iIf
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-02-29
MORTGAGE SALE.

3 Default has been made in the condition OF
acertain mortgage, executed and delivered
by Douglass j. PierSon, unmarried, mOrtga-
gor, to Celista II. Williams, mortgage, dated
the 18th day of July, A. ID. eighteen hundred
and eighty-onc, and recorded as a mortgage
county of stevens, in the state of Minnesota
On the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1881, at !:
o'clock, M, in book 70 of mortgages, on page
S35, on which there is claimed to be due, and
is due, at the date of this notice the amount
Of Three Hundred and Thirty-seven 1887. 90
Dollars, and no action or proceeding has
been Instituted at law or in equity to recover
the debt secured by said mortgage or any
part thereof. e.-.-.a- -4...-
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of Q
and of the statute in such case made and
provided, the said mortgage will be fore
closed by a sale of the mortgaged premises
therein described, which sale will be made al
the front door of the court house, in the
Village of Morris, in the county of Stevens
the Sheriff OF said county, on Saturday, the
18th day of April. A. d. eighteen hundred and
lightweight, at two o'clock in the afternoon
10 satisfy the amount which shall then be
thereon, and costs and expenses of sale. and
twenty-five dollars attorneys fees, as stipu'
lated In said mortgage in case of foreclosure
The premises described in said mortgage
and 80 to be aQld. are the lots pieces or parcels
Of land situated In the county OF Stevens ant
an follows, to=wit; Lots One "a and Two t2) Of
Hook Twenty-0ne CT, in the Village of Nor.
ris, according to the recorded plat thereof on
fte in the office of the register of deeds In
ana for said Comfy aEfys Sf st a WILLIAMS
LYMAN J. -BoYNP0N, Mortgagee.
r Attorney of Mortgages. ..
+ Dated, February 9th, 1883.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-02-29
MoRTGAGE SALE.

Default has been made In the condition Of
81 certain mortgage, executed and delivered
by William Miller, bachelor, lnortgagor. ta
December, A. d. eighteen hundred and
eighty five, and recorded as mortgage In
tisoilice OF the register OF deeds OF the coun-
tynf stevens, in.the state Of Minnesota me on
otinck, p, NJ, in book X of mortgages, oi
paige i97 ,on which there is claimed be due
ind h. due. at the dnte OF this Notice tne
amount of two hundred and fifty nine f25a, 90
dollars, and there Is vet to become due the
sum of one hundred and ninety-five 1890
dollars; and no action or proceeding has
been instituted at law or In equity TO recover
tile debt secured by said mortgage or any par
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of &
ptssser OF sale contained in said mortgage ,ant
OF tho statute in such case made ana pr9yid-
ed, the said mortgage VIII he toreeiosed By
sale Of the mortgaged premises therein de-
scribed. which sale will be made AT me IRON
Morris, In the county of Stevens. and state o
Minnesota, at public auction, by inc SheflI
OF said county, ON saturday, The i4ih iay %
|fAurtk A., ID, eighteen hundred and eighty
Height, at two O'clock i'll the afternoon To sat
Iiisfy the amount which shall then be due OF
ffgBfd MORT gage, with the interest thereon, ant
9Dosis and expn,ses of sale. and twenty .fye
|tiDlllrs attorneys fees. as stipulated in said
Ifnorf gage In case Of foreclosure.
II iFlfe premises described in said mortgage
and SO 70 be sold, are the lots, pieces or par,
sasdstate OF Minnesota, and known and de-
iscribed as follows, to-wit: Lot One ~, ant
quarter "a, of Section Three (a), in Town
ship One Hundred and Twenty-Five l25
north of Range FortyYOne t4D west, contain
ling Sfxty-one (61, acres and Seyenty-hvt
One lIundredths of an acre, more or less, ac'
cording to the government survey thereof.
rs e ~ JOHN NELSON,
IiYMAN J.. BoYNroN, Mortgage.
Attorney of Mortgage.
Dated, February 21th, 1885, f-29t7"