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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-01-19
QUEENS COUNTY SOCIALISTS.

The Central Committee Queens Cuun-
ty Socialist Labor Party held its regu-
lar meeting on last Sunday in Bohemian
Hall, l., |. City.
Comrade Chas. b. Ehrhart, was elect
ed as Secretary in place of Comrade
Weber resigned. The reporter of the
n. y. l'OikSeetuRg was present and after
explaining the cause of an incorrect re-
port Of previous meeting he was ad-
mitted with a caution to hereafter pub
lish reports of only such meetings as he
personally attended,
Section College Point requested that
action he taken to raise an agitation
fund. 1t was +, solved that each Section
levy an assessment Of 10 cents per mem
Der for the purpose of starting such
fund and forward the money to the
Secretary as quickly as possible.
The Agitation Committee for the en-
suing term as elected by Section College
Point in accordance with resolution
passed at last meeting of Central Com
mittee will consist of Comrades Mcrke,
knodt, Ehrhard and Weber.
Section College Point reported they
will hold an agitation meeting ON
the goth inst in Turn Hall, 18th St,
College Point, at p. NJ. Subject q:
1.-The Beer Pool Bribery, Its Origin and
Discovery
Section NewtOwn reported arranging
for an agitation meeting, time and sub
ject not yet settled on. They also re-
ported the name Of a Sympathizer liv-
ing in WoOdSide, l.. l., who wished the
Party's assistance towards forming a
Section in that place. The Secretary
was instructed to place him in com
munication with the Agitation Com
mittee.
Section Astoria not having shown
any activity in the movement Of late it
was decided that the Agitation Com
mittee should take the matter in hand
and at once proceed to make vigorous
agitation at that place in behalf of the
Party's principles, etc.
The next meeting of the Central Com
mittee will take place Sunday, February
10th, at p. NJ, in Maspeth, l.. |,
All correspondence should be ad
dressed to Chas. b. Ehrhart, Flushing,
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-01-19
WEST SIDE DEBATE.

On Sunday last at 8 p. m, Moses OPP
penheimer lectured at the Temperance
Lyceum, GAG Eighth avenue, subject,
"Prohibition from Labor standpoint
He claimed that the abolition of the
liquor business would not solve the la
Dor question; that prohibitOry laws, if
made, would not be enforced, and they
would tend to produce fraud and secret
sale Of drinks; also that people cannot
be made temperate by law He also
claimed that our bad tenement houses
were the cause Of a good deal Of intern
perance. That the people wanted better
homes, more of the necessities Of life,
purer places of recreation, and less
hours of toll, and each one to receive
the fruits of his own labor In the de-
bate that followed, which was quite
lively, it was evident that all wanted to
do away with poverty, misery and
crime, and although the methods were
different the ultimate ends were the
same, namely, the improvement of man.
On Sunday next T. b. Waterman speaks
on "The Scientific Prohibitions" De
bate follows. A SUBSCRIBER.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-01-19

Will ,,,,, ,ti,, l.,. ~ ..Il,
vi lrollc ana feast ana lnlrth,
SAFE sheltered from want and winter
l0u mem IN the happy hearth;
WIN vows Vi SeVerer virtue
Inc opening You greet
DiG you ever 'reSolNe' among you,
10 earn the bread that you eat;
=, ~ ~ -, >, ,
nL lazy .'t ni... e"l. 10y 10" oliV''eiS
hO pm "1e liieo ~ anu lIo'
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-01-19
NEW YORK NOTES..

Next Friday evening Mrs. Laurence
Gronlund will deliver a lecture at the
Labor Lyceum.
The subject of Mrs. GronIund's paper
next Friday evening at the Labor Ly-
ceum will be "The Moral Aspect of So
cialism."
The Wednesday evening public de-
bates at the large meeting room in
Cooper Institute are always well attend
ed, the limit of attendance being about
the limit Of the capacity of the room.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-01-19
SOCIAL MANDS.

% FS " o y mot P'9s s G r e d
for all industrial workers. htrer
The United States shall obtain possession of the railroads, canals tegahs
telephones and all other means of public ranspotion.
The municipalities obtain possession the
tosuII,y he o $ r and public places
Public Lands to declared mngnae They shall leased to agricultural
pso individually the conditions of which have not been complied with
incorporation by States
national
g. Futherng of womcn cooperative productive associations by public
allowances such associations to be preferred the placing for public
Inauguration public n depression.
The United States have the exclusive right money
ION providing for tic nanas ngn of forests and
prohibiting the waste the
TO- The United States to have the right of appropriation of running
exempt. EN- Progressive income tax and tax o" i' but smaller incomes to be
Compulsory years
instruction all educational institutions male accessible
public furnishing cloh books
be under the direction the United States and to be organized on uniform
concerning condition labor Prohibition
detrimental oheIh ormoly Frolitonof the convict labor
15 All wages be paid cash money Equalization law of womens wages
with those of where equal service performed.
Laws protection of life and limbs of working people and efficient
employers liability law.
Uniform national laws Divorce to be granted mutual
and upon providing for the of the children
POLITICAL DEMANDS.
The people nye the right to laws nav@ and all
of Presidency Presidency
any rece by Representative body
The States and Municipalities adopt corresponding amendments their coni
and
Municipal sci
Direct and secret ballots all elections Universal and right
The principle of minority representation o introduced
The members all legislative bodies be responsible and utec recall
by, the
throughout States. justice
free of charge. Abolition of punishment.
Separation all public affairs from religion church property be subject
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-01-19
NEW YORK SECTIONS.

A joint meeting of the Sections of
New York, German and American,
will be held tomorrow Sunday after
noon at % East Fourth street, for
the purpose of electing a member to
the National Executive Committee, ricc
Charles Ibsen, resigned.
In accordance with the above notice.
the members of the American Section
are requested to be present.
j. F. BUSCHE, ora.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-01-19
THE SOCIALIST LABOR PARTY
OF NORTH AMERICA
PLATFORM

of civilization but eout
Who eOn al teAlw
@
impossible sytemo production
discovery Of is
all branches of industry carried with appliances
The industrial respect oal which
former the individual works alone and for
farms and lands according Icn efficient sono labor while
the fruits of this labor rl by the workers themselves
This system by gradually cmgsmg niIe people necessarily
classes the class of tn and
This system
The pIanlrsns reckless 0 production
The waste of human and natural forces
The commercial and industrial crises.
The the
The misery of the hborng
The O wealth E O a few.
These the bu
of and
with the principles democracy, they destroy
which independence, be
at men: the right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness
the own ersof
the production leads immediately their political dependence
and finally illustrates the Iuruto happiness which possible
when life and personal liberty constantly endangered.
the perfect pruiontat demand that the workers
obtain the undivided product their
This system however, carries within itself the organization of
humanity the modern industrial States, both economically and morally
l the the
O
/" compelled to abolish the and establish tec operative society
The basis society public ownership
for private ownership of land renso labor nacme factories etc., and
ThcSialt Labor acknowledge
hct OF the oppression the class of 5Workers by the class Of capitalists
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-01-19
LETTER BOX.

THos. RADTKE.- Card from San Fran
cisco received, What is your add ess :;
Papers still go to Sisson, Subscription
paid to Sep, 30, 1888,
T. A. c., Prov. Game too late for in
session this week. 1t will appear in
next number
C. f., Cleveland.-Thanks; will ar
range it for next week,
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-01-19
TALKING SHOP.

First Washington GuI-Oh, Ethel, |
have been introduced to Gen. Greeley,
the Chief Signal Officer.
Second l'ashjngto" GirI-Did you like
him, dear?
FIRST Washington Girl would hut
for one thing; he talks 'shop."
Second u washington GUl--Nou su, prise
me! What did he talk about
First washington GUi-"Pretty cold
weather were having now
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-01-19
DRIVING IT HOME.

Little Son (who is restlessIy lounging
about because his pa won't let him 20
skating)-Pa, what do people mean when
they say green Christmas makes a fat
graveyard?
Pa-They mean, my son, that in mild
weather the ice is very thin. Fhloiei-
phi0 Record.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-01-19
DEMANDS.

we duty
conditions
avoid conflict
political
h r
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-01-19
SOCIALIST LABOR PARTY.
OFFICIAL.
NOTICE To THE SECTIONS.

The general vote upon the Resolution
and Constitutional amendment pro-
posed by the American section of New
FORK and supported by other sections in
three States. has resulted in their adop-
ton by nearly 8evenfold majority.
W. HNTZE,
Secretary y. +. c.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-01-19
RECEIPTS.
JANUARY & to T.. ~

TNNT MY U 10 II, ~.
sEcEETAHY,- Jersey City Heights Sl0W Las.
sale MHnn,rchor, $1,000: Corning, 200; Nil
waukee, 800: Evansville, 800
Pass FUND.-New York, $500. Manchester,
300; a p Export 1,21
AGITATION FUND st. John, y, b., $50; Gar
side Subscription List No. Z, 'Nc,
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-01-19

Sarah Bernhardt denies the report that
she is growing tieshy. The rumor prob
ably arose from the fact that her new
clothes are very swell -.ldrmce,
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-01-19
A "BOURGEOIS" HOLIDAY.

WALTER l.. SAWYER.
Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12

1 Default has been made in the conditipns ola
:seftatn nortBage duly executed and deftycted
mortesSor, NJ to 1issTt Rhoda, NOR ssaEee, bsafihs
date January 10Th. 1887, and duly recorded Iii
the aAtce Of The Register sof Deods Of Morrison
Sssty Mnneiota on the .h asy e
cages. on page lis. which mortgage vas given to
secure the payment Of the sum of thres bundled
and fifty dollars and int crest thereon at the rate
according Il or IT. 1ethe eMondsians M Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sorry note for that amount Of even. date with said
mortgage ty which default the power Of @sale
contAined in said mortgage and IeeOrded there.
be dns, and ID due, oil said note aud mortgage at
the date VI this notice the sum Of seventy -fOur
and 5000 dollars being interest due.aiid unpatd
thereon, and 20 action or prcceeding me-. ben n.
remaining secured BY said mortgage OF anys parf
NV therefore notice Y hereby glssn i, = @ .h., g
in pursuance 81 the Statute ia such cass maie
aud provided. the said age wi fes fore.
seGised y therein I q and ps mol,ssrea bsssSy W.
Let's numbered ono n)5 two. ((2ls seven and
eight s, of section mum bered tlrty .one tsl). III
township numbered Eone h,lr,1rsd and tsssIty. !.
htne I29), of : tnge numbered thtrty-one t3l), III
Morrison county, Minnesota, which sale will be
made at public avendue :hy the sheIin s9f sead
Morrison county TO the highest bidder Therefor
she village Of Little Fails Ia said county q Nor
is.a a1D sy az 81 ZAP Apsii Il isss ss sek lie lie
gilb e ssia .s'isay & sa ste
t,Te aud saie. Including tho san of trefty. Hye
ssia q paid sse q fesssiosnle
Dated February 27th, 1852 ts x
! y 5..77s = 515'.> .G.. ALBERT RHoDA. !.
H. : >ss Y 3,%E a., .g.-sa5$E s.. M1rtgagee.
Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12
] /: NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

! G$OAANlt GALE.
spefsnlt havlns bee nII,ase ,n!the conditions Of
lby Abel Mstteson and Msrtha Matteson. his
sWiie. noltssgors,, to Harriet b, Steele mortga, !
isss Ssasins aaie hs e 27th day g
deeds of Morrison county. state Of Minnesota. on
the 2sth day Of March. A. D. 1885 at o'clock p.
m IN h9ok OF mortgages. on pages s8. 80 and
sasss ass sssafs
and The tntesest thefee {as the rate Of eight per
gent ner annnm payable semi. .annua lly. accord,
or as so% af sr
ktached sf ss sae:,;. IUhicks aaids ranrteaxs and
ssss issn spRs, g ss h ~
EA. D.t 1883 duly SsslA1nedte: :Janes He,nilttn,
Ewhois noS the owner 81 raid mortgage and nlte
EofahD lsnd vilet, sald assignment of norteAge
Of county Of Morrison on the 3Oth day
EotAprll. Al. ,lSSs, at 20 clock p. m In book III
Enisnortsages, on pages 62s and 62i that no part
paid exceptthe sinterest .dus thereon upio th..
9Th day Of September, 1883: on account or said
4 Edefsnltt tho payment Of the debt. secured BY
said hmssigags The poWe Of saletherein given
The amount due. and claimed to be due. on
the debt secufed by aAid mosakage It the date OF
tbs notice ts one hundred and ffty.si1 dollars
both principal aud interest NE action Or pro-
Ecseding having been Instituted at law or other
wise to rttoSer the dabt remaining secured by
a sslsess its ssTsSt given ina,
virtue Of the power aofsAle con ined in and re.
corded with said mortaage. and BY yirtne Of and
IN pursuance OF the Statute in such case N ade
ana Provided. the said mortgage will be fore.
closed BY sale of the land and premises described
tnert1n and m0rtgaged therehy viz: The south
ns!f go ct the southeast Quarter SEQ Of sec:
tlon tQQr 14) IN township one hundred aud t4en.
nine (l2y north OF range thirty 900 west. coll-
Fsaini,'g eighty Bo)acvs according 10 the govern
Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12
Z. a. IDIEDHER6H, E,,%ls =
Attorney, Little Falls, Minn.
MORTGAGE SALE.

/. Default has been made in the coAditons Of "a
mortgage bearing date the 7th day Of september
Brake (unmarried az mortgagor to Jewett Nor
sris as mortgage andrecsrded In the 6tiee af tih
Register Of Deeds In and for the 4CanNtys soi
Morrison and State OF Minnesota on the fthsaay
Book IF of mortgages on page Sos, which
mortgage was made and executed to secufeth.
payment of five promissOry notes BEARING even
Si6o. 90 and said 1.otes psyable respsdtisely'or,
the lst of Dec. In each Of the following ~ rs.
1885, 1887 1888, 1889. $780, and all bcarfng inter
est at the rate of 10 per cent. per annnm PARABLE
an az reement to the effect thatshould defKnl'
be made in payment Of the said sums of money
or interest or any part thereof at the time aud
Elhe manner specified in said mortgage for 3tht
payments thereof the said n,ortgagor full.
authorize and empower the said moftgagee L,
sell the premises in said mortgage described and
cont Of the moneys arising from such sale to re-
cost and charges and the sum OF $50 attorney.
tees and nay the oyerplus If any to the said
mortgagor. Eg5 :" -: - SO
sE No part Of said debt secured by said mortgage
has been paid except the sum Of $50, interest for
|One year. There is due and unpaid OH said
mortgage at the date OF this notice the sum oi
sl0l2' 10 and no action or proceeding Shavina
been Instituted at law or IN equity to fOreclose
the sid mortgage notice is hereby etyen that
.she said mortgage will be foreelosed BY mle o.
the prsniises described In and conveyed BY said
:. The northeast quarter (ne}1 Of section thirty
one iai In township forty one {41 north Of range
thirty (so) west In the CouDty,of Morrison; state
OF Minnesota: which sale will be made by ths
court house. In the village of Little Falls In said
county and state on the 18th day Of April, a. D.
|1SS9 at 1000 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day
At public vendue to the highest bidder for cash
to pay said debt and interest, and 5000 attor.
neys fees and the disbursements allowed by
Flaw. ssSS6.. .s:., is.5F 49, <.5{>y ~ .gss
Dated Feb. 81, 1889. - @, iS6
IS -ss4E ~ IT. =, 6. 15ses.Sgs. Mortgagee.
C. A. LlNDBERGH. s5@3E5
~ :. Attorney for.l lfoktgagee,. ..ss
Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12
A TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE.
As515 5Ssl3SF. -tt,S -
A Railroad Train Caught by = Prairi


A Railroad Train Caught by Prairi.
t.. s..- FiTo In Dakota.
,.,IiAHBER1AtN, 8. D, april The
people on the passenger trim from the
s3aat on the st. Paul road Saturday had
!, 40 exciting experience near Mount Yer
non. A prairie fire was raging around
ths track, and hssngineer, not know
ma itssextent, expected to run through
p safety ina few moments. He found
ths fire getting worse, however, and
could not run back as the flames behind
had made the atrack unsafe. The pas
fsengers and tEsin hands rot osst and
fought tho FIRE hut the Danger in-. i.
creasing. finally the engineer was or
dered to proceed as to remain still would
have been fatal. It was feared that the
rails were warped, and the passengers
expected terrible accident, but after
what seespsdlA long period Of suspense,
the train emerged from the smoke aud
taamestti safetH The women passen-
gers were terribly agitated by their
alafnaiue sexpstienoe. s3.l, =:
Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12

3 WHEREAS, By virtue of . Witt Of AttSehMent
duly Issued out Of and under the seal Of the Dis.
triet Court or the county Of Morrison and State
of Minnesota. on the 27th day Of July. "A. D.1988s
In an action pending III said Court wherein
Henry F. schleuse,tfk was plaintiff and Frank
iHerO0x and Benjamin IedOux were defendants
against the property OF the said defendant9 .on
which writ the following real property Of de
fendant, Frank Her0ux. was on the 9th day OF
July, .. 1858, dn tNnd ieyledS upon.
TO wit: The northeast quarter o. .seetiOA thirty
III township two range thirty .olis, the
eoIinfy OF Morrison. state Of Ninnesota and, 8 j
ri WI HER EA6. Judgment was rendered and dock
eted IN said action on the eth day of An&nssi
tufstfict in the county OF Mottison and state soi
MinRessta, il favor Of said Henry r. Schleusener
aud against said Frank Heronx and HenIamili
tedaux for the sum of one hundred aud forty
six and rs. 100 dolars !; and, E = '$ga;s:.sS
& WHEREAS. An execution has BEEN duly
issued upon the said Judgment, which execution.
has to me rs sheriff OF said Morrison county been
duly directed and delivered, IL have duly leviGV
sipon and Seized as the property OF the said EnAk
.Heruux the real estate herelnbefOre described
and Will sell said reSl eAtate and at the right
fitle and interest the said Frank Heloux had
therein On the 9th day ofJuly, A. iD. 1S89,at th
$ime ofthe l.vying Of said attaChment ofihad =,
any time since. or 50 much ithefeofs OIL inav III
necessary 70 satisfy said exscutihn and fast1sa
public sale to the highest bidder for caah at III,
Ahe county Of Morrison and, state Of MihnksOta
on Saturday, the 10th day OF april A.sD. 1882. at
8 y ~ = = 'ssHENRY 'RxsIe6r.
Il r. Sheriff OF Morrison 'eoafi.y,
z C, a. LlNDBEReH , - y + f sSf. -
Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12


the aUhite ect,ifal monuments Of the city.
The building isnot designed after any Of
the classic styles ofE architecture, but
after what is known aa tie modern
Romanesque. With its soaring tower,
Its smansard5 roofs and ogdamen-
tai cori1ices the = structure Is at
once thing Of beauty and asmodel Of
cuns saniense, II is asserted with every,
confidence. that ths bnils,ing = unsur-
passed for magnificence Of outline and
elegance of design in the whole North
west. The tower stands $50 feet high
and the H1aiLls Gosnice 398 feet The en-
the extreme breadth 108 feet. a chime
Bof five bells have been hung in the tower
sand the clock expected TO arrive ina
few days. The inside finish OF the
building is noted fr its, extseme ele-
gance and simplicity. sss5. -.
Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12
sALEeF STATE :LANDs.

~ Y: 4 s$; ~sAIxr PAUI.: March %. 1889. ri
+ Notice Is hereby given ina. tho State Auditor
Will offer at Punitc SALE at the County Audi
tors ofice In Little Fails on "Wednesday, May
2sth, 1889, at 10 O'clock M, on the terms pre-
scribed hy.law,the Scloolssnd Internal Improve
ment Lands, in Morrison County, that have been
appraised and are unsold Or that have been aoid
and forfeited BY reason Of failnre to pay interest
for two or more years NsE.4Asi 2.
Lists Of the lands 10 be offered n&y be seen a.
the Auditor sofRee for ten days prior u the sale
@ Il =, }3$8 w; w htSAn E Me- 8 81 (
sgy t sCoMmisioner Of the STATE Land Office.
Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12
ORDER RFoR HEARING PROOF OF WILL.
STATE OF MINNESOTA In PRoRAry CoykT,
:E s::t4s PIT -: Y Special Ter:a,

ORDER FOR HEARING PROOF OF WILL. 81
STATE OF a1ssEsorAl J. y ] psss3rf s,9se,. Gegsr
| COUNTY OF NoaaIsox. March Soth. isss.
s IN the matter Of the estate Of William Franks,
deceased. II y23; 22f. AS E &. q & ~
: WHEREAS, An Instranen in: writing, pur.
sam Franks deceased, late ct said County, hi
been delivered to this Court Az E "a s ss
/ AND WHEREAS. Mnry Franks y has filed
her peti tion.t representing aSDonY other sthings
ahat said Gilliam Franks died in stearas Cpnn.
~. MtnneEnta on the s cosid day OF fe6ruSry,
1885, testate and that said petitioner is the soe
executrix named In aid lat VIII and testament.
and pray Ing that the sad Instrument may be adj
nilted TO probate, and that Rtters testamentaTy
be to her yfSsilesI thereof 3 fsEr G y 8. III 81
IT Is 0kbERE ID; &; That the proofs Of raid IN.
SktuMent. and tho said petition be heard befopd
thfa C;ourt,n the Probate Office in said County,
Dn the twenty seventh day Of Apffls a. ~ 1853
At g o,seoek In the 8ftefn0on, when al c0n.
kernsd tn6y appear and contest The probate OF
ANDiT is FURTHER ORDERED. That pub,
lie nOti CO Of the fine and place os said hearing
be gwen sto Ril persoHs if.:eTGsted, BY pnblica-
zion Of these orders f0r three weeks snccesstyeiy
Previous tp saft day OF lsaaffnk, in The Little
:ssd xas 81 ss eoah's ssa,sd END
i, Ry the Court. 81 us. Z
~ :s9 5ss;$!5 4. n. RICHARDSON.
u 81. 81, 4,s5 81, Judge OF Probate.
GA LlsDBERGu, VI . Il IS, : 4 i2.5 s;sE ST.
Attorney for Evecntrix,
" - SIMMONS &%tf&' ~ ~ r 60 >
Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12
!. VIM. q !! | o's:l lEl: :: A,. 1 !.
NOT ..IlIC ICE.

: :
I hRyc lately bought out Ct. IL.
squire and opened my Photo-
graph aud jewelry bnsiness
there. Those wishing eoed
phstoEraplas at bottom prices
should sit Mt once and get the
reduced prices for so days. 3.sI
Watches, Gloek 81 and .Jewlery
repaired and for sale.
Prices way down, All work
guaranteed sstisfa ctOry
j. ESTEY.
& Artist and Jouoier. late of
BOstOn, Mass. S.s
Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12
state of Mir,neso,o, !,

: stats Y q Minneso,a, Lr .25s y :. 4
eouniy ofMorrison.J :f4 ( Z. =5 4
District, Court. Seventh Judicial District.
Frsancis - AcSanlara. PlaiAtiff, ,,,,S \
Leo Roth, CoDhein Bros. II 53as. : ~
I Co.; Bruno neenpEe frank .5Ass 55..s. NJ
4 Ke0gh b and John RrndeFieh, 80 81
+ scop6tnefsf as f HeAnpFe,3 = &gE ~ y
SSs9Keogh 4 Co; EYnil Kaif. E.t \. s:
SSsfnan and Albert Helm asi s. s554fs :t.,.sS<
Il partners AS Kaufman d sss5$ 49,. - sg.
I Helm: C. .. Coykendall 4,G**S< (:
I and also all other persons or3 ,<E III
/ parties nR known. chitning u rs
{ any fgllt. title, estHte, lien ~ Il
or interest 10 the Ieai estate ,Es sSe Is
described In the Gotnplaint3 sSz
herein, Defendants. fS fg I IE
/ You arc hereby Summoned ard required 10
Answer tho complaint q the plainliH iH in the
shap :. 20 Of The clefk of said District Courts
yout ariswerto the said comp plsint on the sub.
bcTiber af his ONCE in the of Little Eals
In said county. Nithir twenty dAyA afterthe ser.
vice this ugen yo,l exclusive gf si,e
dr. OF snch service; and g ,yon nm q an.ws,
ElAiMtin fn this acftOn apply 10 the Court tor
75Es.s ID. ExR NfIAh ~
s{ IIsiainttn ii Attofuey,
! s. Little Enlls, MINI.
y<NeuY HFcvlna
Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12
TREE. AGENTS. Y KtIEEDl
10 Sell Hardy Ault Esses On seosn.
zs.s s. 'S !. s;,3t; Ss5s

Wetvaut looGt aesnts lthsos bout the
northxest TO tell our IroneIad Fruit
Trees.s No variatiss sold that.Nill slsnt
stand the wintera hers, q yereeanorth
latitude. A general assortment Of An
pie, Cherry and Pluu,; CasIants, Geose-
etc. No gclapper-ton9ned trav-
cling agents wanted. iF ,Rslant
to pay men liberal commission 10 sell
trees to an1onta Of so to $le0 or more,
among their. nsighbers and to~nsnlen.
Address, FL L full particuhars,
EVERGREEN NURSERIES. z
AEskRa4 IN Door Co., Wis.