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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-03
Written for TEE EVENING STAR.
THE PERFECT SUMMER COSTUME
The Cool Man Should be Dressed In
Wool, Serge, Seal Skin and Straw.

nEsULr OF THE flannel SHIRT HERo's REFORM
THE PROPER STYLE OF UNDERWEAR, SHIRT,
HOSIERY. COATS, TROUSERS. BOOTS AND HAT
GREATEST COMFORT FOR THE LOWEST PRICE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-03

When man wants to find fault he win do so
even Il ne has to be up all night looking for it
Richmond Recorder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-03

NOME Cloth Doyhes tstsmpedl, Sc. esrh-
3oe. epaashsr, los, s.ch 2Se spl.shsr, 15e -.
25 skeins Embruidery e1ik, l0c-
Waah 6iIkn. 8c. each, 35c- doE
Bsst berlin zspAyrs IN al shadsa, &C. N ounns.
Line Of Mozzs and estlp-edEs k16bens q spss1a
2yio-2a lo02 20 q AZ.
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MN WARHYNoTON ARCHITECTURAL. IROU
AND BRIDGE WORKS
EDWARD L DENT n. Z. Proprsetor
ne best faculties IN shs city Tor al kinds Of Iroa
Zine Ornamental Cast and Wrought Iron yorks
speciality. keysis and gsnsrsl nachins work donsih
ale beuf manner and ct short notice.
Sole lcen.ses in The District q Columbia fort q
~3oetx- Hischell" system Of beam Anchoru ana Pro-
ssctors. Worhz. Coz. 3ssA saa vi Tel 49,
ctty Once. l4lS - NV. Tel 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-03
SUMMER SUGGESTIONS.
How the Stay-st- Homes May Keep Cool
and Comfortable.

A WRONG IDEA ABOUT THE NUMBER LEAVING
THE nry-soxErHISa ABOUT EArIxe-KvES-
fNes AND xIaHrs-wATKR AND suxsrRoxEs-
REFREsHrNo SUMNER DRINKS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-03

Not the least important feature OF the
new revolution Is the approved style of foot
wear. Heretofore men understhe equity age
have paid little attention to the material ~
which their shoes are made. provided the
At was all that could be asked. 1t is not 40
coolest shoe, of course, is low cut, with no
leather about the ankle. The hottest shoe il
made Of patent leather. II is the handsomest
but by all means the most uncomfortable.
Next in order comes the calf skin in all its
varieties. The coolest leather is goat skin, seal
or kangaroo skin, and the coolest color is russell
These latter feathers contain little oil. are DO
p0us and Light and do not attract the rays Of u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-03

lOIC Win ucT eyes are WlStIul rather than
sad. And then she smiles ever so little and whis-
pers again, ''Weli content-to wait p
She has come out to gather flowers, and the
size OF her basket bears witness to the magni-
tude OF her intentions, but the basket is empty
and the flowers bloom ungathered at her feet.
She is lost in thought, in musings that are not
without sweetness, but that give a pensiyeness
to her face that was not there three wears AGO
and which end at last in a long drawn sigh.
1t is just three years since Wilfrid Lyle went
to his mans life of circumstance and change.
with its rare touches of memory and feeling
and Doris was left to girls life of memory
and feeling, with its infrequent touch or cir
cumstance or change, and she has scarcely
heard OF him since. Sometimes she saw his
name in the papers, and once or twice her
father has heard from him, and that ia Ali
There was letter yesterday, stiff and formal.
as mans letters are apt to be when the
thoughts that may not be spoken outrun the
commonplace civilities that may.
Remember me to Doris, if she has not for
gotten me" Wilfrid had written, and Lord Ca
rev, reading nothing between the lines. had
read it out before them all
mo, have not forgotten him." Doris said
quickly, but with such a flaming blush that Sir
Philip Chisholm, who was dining at UndercIiff.
asked, in q startled voice, Of whom they were
speaking.
"who, who, did you say2" he stammered.
looking at the foreign letter in Lord Carew's
hand.
"Wilfrid Lyle, sort Of nephew Of mine, in
the Rifles, you know. Don't you remember he
was down here two or three years ago?''
Sir Philip did not remember it, but the name
fixed itself now in his mind forever-the name
at which Doris had blushed. It had come To
be patent TO every one that Sir Philip Chisholm
was paying his addresses to the stately Young
beauty who had sent away 30 many young men:
but though he owned, with a sigh, that he had
never received anything that the most sanguine
man could take for encouragement-nothinQ
but those pleasant smiles which Doris accorded
10 all and which, as Wilfrid Lyle had said, fen
equally on the evil and the good-he had
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marble table, ana 1eellnB that she could not
have uttered another word to save her life.
''He has come into a fortune, it seems. His
father died lately and an uncle and cousin
since, 80 Wilfrid has come in for the Deerhurst
estate"
''Yes?" said Doris, in tones that tried to be
Indifferent. Why should her father tell her of
Wilfrids good fortune, or assume that it could
be of interest to her? She drew herself up, and
her brows contracted, but Lord Carew was
more embarrassed than herself.
"Well he is a rich man now, and-and the
long and the short of it is Doris, that it must
have been all moonshine about his marriage.
He can't be married for he doesn't seem to
have heard of your engagement. and he writes
to ask me for your hand-he does, upon NV
honor! Poor fellow, I'd no idea he'd ever
thought of you, but he says he has for years.
and didn't like to speak till he had something
to offer YOU"
Doris did not speak. What was there she
could say? But the table against which she
leaned was hardly colder than the hand that
rested on it.
to have much doubt Of his answer" pursued
Lord Carew. HE says he is coming for it him
self, and viii be with us this evening. It's
awkward to know what to do-and Chisholm
coming to dinner, too! Pom my life, it's quite
q little comedy"
Doris set her teeth and her eyes flashed
''Yes," she said, II dare say that is the best
way Of looking at it."
sit won't be Wilfrid's way, am afraid. v
said her father. "He seems desperately hard
docs hep said Doris, with curious little
SMILE. HE viii get over it That sort Of thing
doesn't kill people, papa"
She went away, with the young life pulsatine
fercely in her veins, girl whom s.that sort 81
thing" had notbeen able to slay, and her father
looked after her in some perplexity.
'She takes It very coolly," he said, glanc-
ing again at the letter in his hand; ssbuf viii
frid? I'm afraid he'll feel il very much. And
the post gets in here so late there's no time 10
stop him; not even II telegraphed. Poor fell
low, shan't know what to say TO him. I shan
have to break it TO him a. best can: but Td
rather face cavalry charge"
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COAT, wAIsrcoAr AND TROUSERS
the freeman must decide whether he is a, o,r,er
seaside or a business suit. II the former he
has many varieties to select from. The coat
should be loose-ftting sack. He should wear
no waistcoat il possible and his trousers should
be loose-legged and flop at the ankles on windy
days The material may be of white or blue
serge or flannel. The latter is preferable. as il
10 thinner and does not shrink
III ne wants business suit he has still
greater latitude for his choice. The palm for
comfort must be given to the serge. The color
tnAy be whatever the wearer desires. tbongb
blue or gray are the colors most worn T6e
coat should be loose and a sack, and the trous-
ers should be cut a trife closer than tboss
worn In the country. IL he wears a
vaistcoat 1t should be cut low and not At too
Rightly around his body Such a suit
costs from sl6 to $50, depending upon the
nerve OF the tailor who makes il Madras
coats, made IN India and woven out of some
SORT OF sea grass, are much worn, as well as non
gee six coats. They are light and Comfortable
but not as ''dressy" as the serge. For middle,
aged freemen who lack the strength of mind 10
throw on all their chains at once suits of Iooselv,
woven cheviot or trousers of that material md
black or gray coats Of mohair or alpaca Are
cool and suitable.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-05
MORTGAGE SALE

Default has been made in the payment of O,o
Hundred Thirty Dollars and .Sryenty-F iye cents
interest past due on the mortgage dated No.
yember Goth. a.. y. 'lskS, made by Frank B.
Phillips. uitnaifled m6Ftgagdr, to Edward T.
Baker. Guardian. mortgagee, and recorded III
tile Registery of Deeds of Jerauld county Ter.
rltory OF Dakota, on January Stli, A. ID. 1887 at
1o.,o'clock y. ln.tn Book s. Of mortgages al
page 81, given TO sGcure the payment OF Eight
HUNDRED Fifty Dollars and interest at the rate
Of per cent per a,lpllm (if not paid when due
y per cent). by reason OF which default and by
cured thereby is IeIeLy declared 10 lie due &C
sum Of One Thousand Eighty Six Dollars and
SeventcenGc is therefore claimed to be due
there on q the date Of this notice.. to recover
which or any part thereof. no action or pro:
ceedng at laW has been instituted and said
misses mis- therein described to-wit; The South
East Quarter OF Section number Twelve [12l III
Township number One Hundred and Eight los
North OF Range number Sixty -Four '6l' West OF
the 18th. Principal Meridian, which sale Will be
made Ut public auction by the Sheriff of said
county OF .Jerauld, on the goth day of July A. ID.
1889 at O'Clock p. nj. ut the front door of the
court house in the Village ct Washington
Springs said county OF Jerauld to satisfy the
amount then due and unpaid on said mortgage
and fifty dollars attorney fee stipulated in said
mortgage and cost Of sale.
Dated June LIST.
X. A. MOSES EDWARD L. BAKER, Guardian.
Attorney for MORTGAGE, Mortgage
Woonsocket. DE-. j7jl7
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-05
MORTGAGES SALE

Whereas, default has been made in the paw
ment OF one lnstalment of the money secured
A. ID. 1887, executed by James Eastman and
Glarrlsa j. EASTMAN his wife OF the County of
Jeranld and Territory Of Dakota to The Aneri.
and state of Iowa and which mortgage was
recorded IN the office of the Register 81 Deeds
OF Of TIE County OF Jerauld Territory of Dakota.
day OF September 1857, at 6 so U'clGck D. m, and
whereas, 10 action or proceeding at law or
Otherwise M. have been instituted to recover the
thar secured S ny sad mortgage, or any part
-, Whereas default has been made Ii. the pay
ment OF the sum Of SlG;l4 which Became due
Nv, Wliiersas, y was stipulated in said mortgage
mat i default would be',nade in the payment
81 amy o a g1n Of TIE principal Or Interest
que, or II default tie made i'll the payment q
the taxes assessed or to be assessed on said
premises, before the same shall become d'1n;;
interest, at once become due;
Whereas, The whole amount of principal and
interest n. ;ias become due by reason of silch de-
Whereas. The amount claimed to be due upon
SAID mortgage, at the date OF this notice, is the
SUNG sum oi f seventy one Dollars and Ninety Two
interest and. twenty Five poiiars attorneys tor ls
iees stiPM1li lar. tor in said mortgage. o.
ny virtue Of the power ct sale contained in said
MORTGAGE, and duly recorded as aforesaid, and
III pursuance OF the statutes in such case made
and provided, the said mortgage viii be fore
closed bya sale of the mortgaged premises
therein u described. at public auction by the sher
bidder at the front door Of the court house in
washington Springs and county of Jerarl and
territory . OF Dakota; on the 10th day of August
1889! 1889. at O'Clock i'll the afternoon Of that day
The mortgaged premises are situated in the
County OF jerauld in the Territory OF Dakota.
ana are described as follows, to-wit: The
township no. One Hundred Eight Jos, Range
NO. sixty -Four ,Gl. west of the 5th +. NJ. and
containing One Hundred and Sixty acres accord
Dated at Madison ID. T., this Goth day OF June
THE AMERICAN INVESTMENT Co.
w. Y, NELSON Mortgage.
Attorney fer Mortgage. j2sa9
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-05
MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that l>artgage made
Dy Anud !Anudson, unmarried. mOrtgag0.,
dated date March 10 A. ID 1855. to Edward L. Bker
dred dollars, and interest at ten Fer cent 5per
annum iii not paid when due twelve per ce.lt)
and recorded N the Registery of Deeds of .Je-
rauId county; Territory Of Dakota March 2etG.
A. ID. 1885 at II O'Clock NJ. in Book 9 Of mort
cages at page 6l4 Will be. foreclosed BY sale of
tue mortgaged premises hereinafter described.
for default made of payment OF Fonr Hundred
Seventy Six Dollars which is claimed to be past
due thereon at the date of this notice, and to
which or any part thereof no action
premises described in said mortgage and so to
&c SOD var, are described as follows, towit:-The
South West Quarter of Section number Twenty
Seven [27I in TIownship number One Hundred
three LSsl West of tho 9TH. Principal meridian.
said sale will be made at public auction by the
sheriff OF said county of JeraulG Dn the Goth.
day OF July A. d. 1889 at o'clock D. m. at the
front door of the court house IN the Village of
washington Springs said county OF Jerauld, to
satisfy the amount then due and unpaid on
said mortgage and fifty dollars attorney fee
stipulated in said mortgage and cost of sale,
Dated June LIST. 1889,
II A MOSES, EDWAED l.. BAKER
Attorney for M1rtgagee, Mortgage
"oohsocket. III. j7jI9
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-05
Sunday School Institute.

Program for S. S. lust. for Western
.Ierauld county to be held July II. at
Bethel school house opening at O'Clock
p. 81.
Devotional! Exercise. conducted by
Rev. Nichols of Waterbury,
Model Class conducted by /. S. Bin
ford, Iyndale.
Lesson Review, j. r. Wicks. Logan.
How can we improve OR $. S? Dis
cusslon led by Il. J'.Smiti1, Harmony
Place of sacred geography in our S.
s. Discussion led by Mrs. Drum, Eden.
Scrap Basket, Fred Luke, Bethel.
Business.
Plenty ofsinging interspersed. Free
discussion and a good time generally.
Adjournment.
by order Ct Program Committee.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-05
A False R.umor Denied.

Last week false and calumiaious
report animated from the politica. hot
bed and was published in the 'rFue tie
publican, tending to nip in the bud" s.
=. Huntley's chances of nomination
for the first state legislature. We hear
the rumor stated. thilt Mr. Huatley
was recommending c. V, AiarCin, in
case he failed of the nomination him
self. And it is we'll known that any
person who'recommends c. Y. Martin
for any position IN the gift of Jerauld
county is digging his own political
grave. When MIR. NordyEe read us
the rumor as printed in the Republican
we unhesitatingly pronounced the
rumor CO malicious falsehood. A
letter was senr TO MI. Htihtly asking
him concerning the rumoS O. which
elected the following reply
Templeton, S. d., July LIST 1885.
A. NJ. Matthias, Washington Springs.
Dear Doctor.
Yours in reference to
the True Republican gossip is re-
ceived and have only to say that it is
all gossip, not a word OF truth in it.
To those who have spoken to me en- the
matter ! have said, ~ shall not put my
self forward for any Office. 1t the cit
liens Of Jeraull county have a suf-
ficientIy strong desire. that | should
represent them in the state legislature
to nominate rie for that responsible
part, 1sba1l' accept the nomination. lat
ANY tnmors not atlqat or that may be
set ahoat' contrary to that statement
may be set down as false. Should l
change from that position l will make
Unknown in definite manner.
Sincerely Yours,
(SIGNED) S. T. HUNTLEY.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-05
ADVICE FOR MOTHERS

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for children teehing, is the prescription
Of one of the best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with new
er-failirg success by millions of moth.
ers for their children. During the pro-
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BILE. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrhoea, gripping
in the bowels, and wind-colic. BY giv-
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mother. Price, Csc. a bottle. 3O1-353
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-05

SUMMONS.
TERRIToRY OF DAKOTA.
SECOND JUDICIAL DIST iss
George A Thompson
Fannie J.. Hanford, Ida
Martha Hanford Boles,
Curtis Boies, Benjamin In tic District
Frederick Hanforu, Susie Court in and for
May HanfOrd, Frederick Jerauld County.
Thompson Hanford and
George Arthur EanfOrd .
NIeirs at law OfGeorge b. W.
Hanford, deceased.)
The Territory of Dakota Sends Greeting:
To Fannie j, Hanford, Ida HanfOrd Boies,
Curtis Boles. Benjamin Frederick Hanford
susie May Hanford. Frederick Thompson Han
ford and George Arthur Eunford Defendants: :
tliou arc hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the above named
Plaintiff copy oi which is herewith served up
on you, and To serve Il copy of your ans
wer upon TIL" subscriber ar his Office in Wess-
lngtOn Springs y. T., within thirty DAYS after
The service 81 this summons on yuu. exclusive
OF The day OF such service and if you fail to ans
Wer tnis complaint Within shat time tie Paint
III Will apply 10 thc C0Hr, for the relief demand
ed in the complain
Dated at washington Springs .Iaruu,d Go. y.
T., this Goth day June 4. q. 1889
a CoSNNi:Er. piantiNS Attorney.
TO the defendant hove ,m:,iics,: Take no.
lice that il copy OF th" complaint III Tie above
entitled action was He'd III the office CT the
ERIK OF Inc District EAi 1T uE .l"rHuld Co. y. r..
~ Wess'lgton SIrl q: ali ,l4- .@i!1 ''HT ii June
A. y. 1880. a t's,.7stl.,i4.
l'laint!iI' 5 Attorney
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-05
MORTGAGE SALE.

:. Notice is hereby, given that mortgage made
by Charles f. Walker :.pd Hannah l.. Walker
his wife mortgag4rs dated June 13A ID. 1884, to
Edward !. Baker, Guardian, mOrtgagee,sto ST.
cure the payment of -Four Hundred Dollars
and interest at ten per cent per annum Gf not
paid when due twelve per cent? and recorded
in the Registery Of :Desds Of jerauld county
Territory Of Dakota Jpne, 9th, A. d. 1884 at
I ;35 O'Clock, A. NJ. in Book , OF mortgages at
521, Will be forecl0sedby sale of the mortgaged
premises hereinafter described for default
made OF payment Of -Four Hundred Seventy
Dollars and Eighty cents. which is claimed to
be past due thereon at the date of this notice
and oTecoyer Which or any part thereof no
action or proceeding at law has been instituted
The premises described in said mortgage and
so to be sold are described as follows: tO-wit,
The South West Quarter OF Section number
seventeen Q7) in township One Hundred and
Six 106' North of Range number Sixty-tive 'G5'
West ST the 9Th, Principal Meridian. Said
sale will be made st public auction by the
sheriff OF said Jeral,ld county on the 20tl, day
OF July A. ID. 1889 at one O'Clock p. m. at the
front door of the court house in the village of
washington Springs said county OF Jerauld, to
satisfy the amount then due and unpaid on
said mortgage and fifty dollars ATTORNEY fee
stipulated insaid mortgage ana costs Of sale.
Dated June LIST. 1882
Il. A. Moses. EDWARD |. BAKER. Guardian,
4 ltofneyi10r Mortgage. Mortgage.
Woonsocket, d. T. i7il3
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-05
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Sale.

Whereas. default has been mace IN .he p pay piN-
ment of the following sans Oh ,'I. ,d maV.
ments Of interest which became ''e '"'" p''
able in the following dates tow J,,po 1907
Nineteen dollars on the iirs; day oi IVlle, lse'
Nineteen. dollars OLA the Isl day 81 of I,,ma
1887 Nineteen dollars on , 1hs tI jav Of Deem
Der lSss. Nine.cen Dollars on the Isl day OF
June 1889 upon certain mnYlgjnssr n.n md
cuted and delivered by Charles a ss,v na.
Lottie Tayor, his wife, of jera' nr ~ D az
kota Territory mortgagors to "a or!nsny oa
Emmetsbury, lowa,mortgagee s:!ln ,, nlor.g ass
bearing dale June goth 1856 a!S ;o as in and far
lerad county on the 26th day oil 1une j., ls s a.
II O'clock and twenty minutes a, ~: III i'ooA
mo. of mortgages on page ISL lhereoi aaiu ,,o+
if tho morgagors shall fal 70 perform any
or the covenants OF the said mortgage mort or On
the note secured thereby thea TINS mortgage gage
At the option Of the holder and may be ,, fore
closed for the full amount together WIN lnter
est and all now advanced expenses incurred
on account o. the mortsagors a,M saw ana nn,e
secured thereby by reason OF aai1 uelaults IN
the payment of interest has elected TO declare
the whole amour: secured by sala m91r,gage
due and payable and that there Is now que on
said mortgage at the date OF this notlce the
sum of three hundred and twenty-five dollars
principal .S325os) and Seventy-two dollars ana
sum Of EinctNtwo dollars and FIFTY cents AT
torney'sfec stipulated for i'll said mortgage IN
case OF commencement OF lorccloseure theroI
and e
WHEREAS no action or proceeding atlaw or
other wise has been instituted to recover the
amountuue Gu said mortgage OF any pat there
of :;
Now therefore notice ii hereby gwen that by
virtue of the power of sale contained i'll said
mortgage and duly recorded herewith and III
pursuance of the statutes in such case made and
provided the said mortgage will be foreclosed
by sale OF the nIortgagcd premises herein de-
scribed at public auction at the front door at
the Court House in the village Of Washington
Springs in the county Of ,Jerauld and Territory
Of Dakota on the srd day of August 1889 at one
O'Clock IN the afternoon of that day the mort:
gagged premises are situated in tho county Of
'Jcrauld Territory Of Dakota and are described
as follows towit; The South West Quarter
'S.W. a, of Section No Six g. in Township No.
One Hundred and Eight :,'l0s, North OF Range
No. Sixty-tite 65, West of the 9TH r NJ and con-
tains HAST acres according to the U $ govern
,ment survey thereof. ~
. Dated st,Mitchell DIT June Il 1889.
WIESOE& MENTOR, 4 4ORMSEY
ATTORNEYS for Mortgagee, Mortgage.
First Publication June 2lst, 1889.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-05
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS, default has been made In the pay.
ment OF the interest on she money secured by .
mortgage dared the 18th, day of April A. ID.
Null his wife Of the county Of jerauld aud Ter
ritory of Dakota to Geo. Meadows and which
mortgage was recorded in the office of the Reg
lister Of DEEDS OF the County OF Jerau and
on page one t,n the 23rd, day of April 1883 at
O'Clock and 30 minutes A. NJ, and,
WHEREAS, no action or proceedings at law
or otherwise have been Instituted to recover
the debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof and whereas it is stipulated in said
mortgage that in default of the payment of any
part Of the principal or Interest then the whole
amount OF principal and interest shall become
at once due and whereas the whole amount of
principal and interest has become die by rea
WHEREAS. the amount claimed to be due
is IS the sum Of Three Hunlred ;na Eighty One
sum Of Fifty Dollars attorneys fees Stipulated
lo T IN the SAID mo5tgass T.; ,.,o, ;,,
in said mortgage. aid duly recorded as afore-
SAD aa In pursuance Of the statutes such
be oacSsed by sale 81 I'll the e mortgagei
misses therein described. at public auction at
the front door OF the court house in Washington
SpEKs ad 91n a an1
O'clock in the att EhAoqn Of that day The e mort
gagged. premises are situated iii the county of
Jerauld IN the Territory OF Dakota and are de-
Scrl6ed as follows. to.wlt; The East half OF the
North East quarter of Section Six and the South
West quarter Of the North East quarter of
Section Six o. a Of N. +. J, and S. W. y of N.
p; 4 6yToWnshin One Hundred and Eight North
Fifth Principal Meridian and containing One
Hundred and Thirty four ana 45acres more or
Dated at Mitchell i. l., this 18th, day ago Of May
A. ID. 1889.
j. N. CROW, GEORGE MEADOWS,
m24jb Attorney for Mortgage. Mortgage