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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03
/ MORTGAGE SALE, !

ilsfa uit has DceIl made in the conditions Of
mortgage, tearing dale The BIRD day Of Sep,embe
SSs7 - ecnted and delivered by August Brio
ant his wife Brick Simon Brick no
and john Blum and his wife 4, Atergare,
st3lHnl, fAs b lnortxaenrs to c.. NJ sI0rilip
rs M gage and rt.certled In the Office OF In
sesists: ef DEEDS y and for tho daun.y
u September a. y 4 1887 at lok oclbck n. m. II
Efsook 4. NJ MORTGAGES on page 90, Whjr
5SiiSrtgagtsWAs made and cxtcnted TO secure III
ay N ess 'Gss I lhe ass
500 90 and said note payable i'll six inDn,h
d fter he date thereof aud bearing i1ltercst Il
Il &c rati' OF 10 per cent per annnm; before an
fs.fter maturity, unit paid: aud whereas sa,
contains IAN !. agreement Ito yitir
s.titct Il that should default be male I,
pay ment 81 oil 3S said yum OF money, Q
interest," Or any part thereof Ct the time and {
'ayn,e,,t thereof the said morteagors full
IS lIIh0rize and empower the said mortgage i
4 ell the premises ~ said nort2ase described ali
St,,1 Of the moneys aristM from sich SAX ID =
slill The principal ana tnteres: hen dnr iogetht
tithnH costs and charges and the sim 81 S:
it'ti2Fnes, = fees and pay the overPlus If any
.atd mortgagors. s.i39iss= tg5Es. i =.
There IS due and unpaid on sal
mortgage at the date tf this, notice the snm :
til5 50 and no ACTION or proceeding havin
he said mortgage, notice ID hereby given tina
said mortgage Mill be foreclosed by sale 4
The premises ,iescribed inlnd conveyed BY sal
mortgage, td-witf: Lot four ~ III block eighty
I'VE, tSi of the townsitc Of Little Falls as tn
came appears Of record in the Office 81 the Re.
siSters III DEEDS 81 said County. AMI STAT
81 Minnesota. which sale will he made by II
sdurt house. II, the city Of Sfttlo Falls In s,i
county and state. on the Sti day OF June.sA. /
Mt 10. 90 O'Clock IN the forenoon Of said da
ltpnbiic ventue TO the highest bfider Ter car
l,eYs fets aud the disbursements allowed ~
.!aw.. - n, z :. =. ~ $50 - :
Dated April 18th. 1880 y.l, ..'..'tfE
~ s ~ Z. N. BORING, i: 3. &.
|ylL =, .5 < 90. ~. III Mortgage.
C. A..IISpBEeGH, VA fsas.. 80,
:. &..s.. Attorney for Mortgage, Ill.,
4 x, go Little Fails MINI
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03

N IS.
ssste of Minnesota, rs rs
Count az Morrison 5SSs q;
District tourt; seventh lldlciaa Gistrics
5Fraseis sicSau,s ii,
Leo Rd,h. CDi,heinl Bros Is Dbl
CO.; Bruno Eea iiire. Frank
81 K,os and JohI, Brss rieh, rs
81 c0pRr tners a. Etau pre-,
B Keaeh 4 Go: Emit Kanf,
az man and Albert Helm Ms i94
pa rti,ers IS Kaufman f s5f
& lici,G q III: Coy ke,reialls
and also a,lo,lsr ,s,,,s q
amy right. est Ate. Hell u
orsintereSt in lie nal estate I'll
sleserttsd IN the complaint III @ Sg "a
herein, Defendants. sss sE
" Y0n arc hereby summoned and required Ii
sartsNer The complaint nj the plain In thu
above entitled action, which has heen iiIed N
fhe ,tfire IT the clerk 0f said Distfigt Court III
little Falls, Minnesu md Ito serve a. cuRyS S3t
your answer 81 the ss Id complaint on the Snb.
at his Office lii The village 0t Gllis
~, said count Wft hiltMeity days after The ses-
u fp0f this summons lipan nv Ell elusive Gf ths
aINy Of such service aid IL YOU TALL los answer
the said compliant within the tins HfiSYesAfsi tht
pantif in tis actiun NIL apply TO the Eouft i0i
The relief demanded Ill the comp airt. F
~ i: ii. FAR MIA
SEA IS Fl platnii Hs Il Aftnriiey
1. RI 81. E:. iic Falls, Mum.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03
4 NOTICE OF LIS pENDEE


iounty Of Morrison. RE- u
District Court, Seventh Judicial District.
Francis McNana "a. Plaintiff,
Leo Roth: Conheim Bros. & lenieis. q IS,
Co.: Bruno Beaupre SFrniik 4i& u III
4 Keogh and John Frederick, III Il. a8 s "
cnpartners as Beautlre, 49, ss e S5.SsEs
Reogh & Co; Emil Kauf- 4 81 81 III 81
man and Albert Helm al n s y' "
partners sas KAUFMAN u tF :S III u.
Helm; e. D. Coykpntaii, 81 i 49,
1 and also all other persoris or sts
II parties Iinknwi,, claiming N f 81 d
any right. title. estate. lien Ss. Is5 :s5a
Interest 1.-THE real estate II 81
& tlescrfbed in the complaint aS gSs .3fs
q htrefn Defendants. III RE
& Notice II hereby giventhat the above enlitlssy
Aetio;: ~ HOW pending inthe above named r6Iri
ashd has been brought by sid plAfliu6 under tn
ssAtuto Tor the Flrlase Of tdetefnintn& Wha
rlst. title estate, lien, OF infetest sid parties
salei, dants or amy 81 them. MAJ have Or clais
fsl ~ block niteteep q Of the toWnsitet,
little Falls, III the county io:4 aforrisDii mi
Staies NJ the same appears by plat thereof tinls
seSoTsled. ami fnrtber to ottnin the judgmenti.
lsyirt that nome of said parties have MI,
litie interest esia tetr Hell III or upon sai
.nll estate q any part eret,f. and that paii,i
is The owner thereon tr,c of sany and ailsuci
najfs. and piain,tf further gives notice that II
no perxaliat claim Hknilst my OF "a id he
i.lidan,s either as Individuals or AZ c0partn Is
s97s " q "a I',, e. nj. FARNFAN;
s s q III Plaintttf, p Attorney.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03
TREE AGENTS. WEHrEDl
70 Sell Hardy Fruit Trees On CON:
Ss$ .55le Il IA l.5 mission. 8Sss f I;

mission.
We waht local agents Ii ;caghont tiie
northwest u tell our Ifohclad rruit
Trees Rosyarieties Solids that VIII nrf
stand tho winters here; IS q { eisrfofti
latitude. A general tment OF Ap
PIE, Cherry and Plumii,, rants, GooFeeF
berries, etc. No eiappefs t66ngdad trav
elihe aReHts wanted. We simply wan
to pay men libersa eun, lions to- eel;
trees to anouts Of $50 10 500 Of more.
among their noighbpfs and toWnisnen'
Address, for full particulars,
EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
! & iEvEKdRRas, I'd Dor Co.., Wis;
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03

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surface. lhey are tled 70 poles driven
INTO tie bed Of the river, and and they rise
and fail with tho tide. Their average
Hcnek looks like two large dog keAnels
fastened together and covered With palm
leaves. Z = s:S.t !; s.. . s + s u u.
Tho river is winding It is perhapsa
quarter Of a mile wide and every turn
brings new surprises. As We near Bang
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03

Pursuant u Real a Estate Tax Judgment Of tn,
;,fMinnesota entered the tweiity-irst {2t, Da,
.iflMarch, A. D. 1889. III proceedings for entarc.
ing pa yment Of Taxes and Penalties upon Rea!
estate In the Count of Morrison Stale
irst g. Monday . of January, 1889, anc
5if the statutes in such Case mad
md provided. shall. on the first Monday, beinl
he 9TH DAY OF May. \. d. 1883, at 10 0cluck I,
he forenoon, at my Office III the Court House, !,
iG City of Little Falls md County of Morrison
iliunesola sell the lands which are charged witt,
AK. r. peualt,osand cnsts i'll said Judgment, NM,
on which taxes. penalties and costs shall no,
nave BEEN previously paId.r. 3. =. ~ ./ss
s:ss.4s / 5't1's5. FRANK EI.LENBECKER,
T ~, 81 ~5.se-rs. " l. - s.
snAL Auditor Morrison n' County IN y MIMI III
a 1891. 80 " g. - r a=sr::f - .'5. Y
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03
MOI ICE.


4 have lateIy hought.out 81 81.
Squire and 0pencd my : shot0-
graph sud jeweIry B sbtisiness
there. Those wishing giood
photographs at bottom prices
Mould BIT g once and get tho
Sre tlnced prices for so days
Watches, Clocks and JOY Flpry
cleaned repaired and Tor y.
Prices way loysl. efk
knaranteed sattsKa 81 &
& j. Is EgTtY
Il ttist and J0wsIer, Lat ~
|Hlpst4 3 Ilass. NJ,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03
~ .s.SSsALEOF STATE LANDS. II
STATE Or y, MINNESOTA Mn Il 7 :.s.. t(

n 8 LAND UFF1CE . J1g59- ~ M. 80 -. q 9
Y &it If 81 SAINT PArI. March Is, 1899.
8 Notice is hereby given thai the State Auai,ot
Sill offer at PUBLIC SALE NJ the Comfy Antii.
cry Office In Little fAilss on iiesday, Ma,
9th, 1889 ct 10 o'clock a. mi, on theEterns ntt3
sscribed rs law.the School and Internal Improve.
Alent Lands, in Morrison COUNTY that have bee
lid forfeited By reason OF failure 10 Ily interts
or tWu or more yeats. s tfs s.5B 81 z.5S;%t ssE
y Lists Of the lands 10 be offered may be seen
he Auditors Office for ten days prior Il, the sth
81. q al " w. hRADES, & L5:$%iSSt siS,,
v 5..}ii' Commissioner Of the state Land Office
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

They Should He We'll area IN" ~e5e"'sy
Busted Every Day.
While the feather bed in most homes
receives excellent care. this il not al
ways so in regard to the mattress
This article is supposed 10 take care
OF itself. yet little care would make
II last as long again as It generally
does.
The springs on beds are very de-
structive to a mattress unless covered
II they do not rust il. the press
ure on the iron rings soon wear
Il out. no matter how often IL
NAV be turned. Cover the springs al
wavs with stout. unbleached cotton.
Some housewives object 10 this plan.
claiming that il il almost impossible
to keep the springs we'll busted when
covered. and The only answer 70 this
i 10 cover the mattrass. then when
removed the springs may be as easily
busted as they well can be. Make the
cover 80 il may be removed easily and
washed when so desired. Some
women in making cover Of this kind
leave one side open 70 admit The mat
tress. then fa-tcn it together with but
tons and buttonholes
This covering j. usually made Of un-
blcachcd cotton. but some. not liking
the appearance OF this. use instead y
lirht grade OF ticking. Either will
save the wear ard tear OF the springs
on the mattress. but the ticking Is
generally the stoutcr.
Sometimes old mattresses will be
come spotted in places. from dust or a
stain from moving. Take some clear.
warm water and to II add few drops
Of ammonia. Gust enough to make the
water feel smoothly. then with clear
cloth wash the spot. using some good
soap. then rinse in clear water and
rub well with dry cloth. DO not use
much water. but just enough 70 dampen
the spot. II the stain is obstinate
take clean cloth dipped in the pure
ammonia. rub hard. then rinse in clear
water and dry. III Is not removed
then II has come TO stay.
Turn the mattress frequently from
side 10 side. and from head to foot. Z
insure It wearing evenly. Mos
peoplc arc familiar with mattrcsse'
sarred at one end. but may not know
that this l. due 10 neglect in turning
They should bc well aired each day
and the dust removed from the top b.
brushing well with small whisl
broom
Old excelsior or palm icaf mattTcsse
do not always pay 70 make over an
many women. when one Of these ar
worn much. make anew tick. and ur
doing the knots in the mattress. empt
the contents into the new ticking HI
makes nice. cool bed. when We
shaken for the summer weather. man
prcicrring Ii 70 hair mattress. Hal
mattresses when old should BE- ser
away from home TO be renovated
Boston Budget
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

Cool nights are not favorable 70 I
corn and tender vegetables. but the |
ground can be kept warm II good
cultivation Is given and the weeds de-
stroycd.
Frequent churning i better than
retaining the cream from separate
milkings. as mixture % cream Of DIFF
ferent ages is usually the cause Of
poor butter. The best butter Is made
By churning the cream as soon as II Is
ready.
Sage Cream. To one quart OF
milk add three spoonfuls Of sage.
the yelks Of three eggs and sweeten 70
taste; boil twenty minutes. flavor and
pour into dish; when cold add the
beaten whites q the eggs, beaten 70
froth and swcctcned.
Whenever crust forms on the
surface OF the ground break up the
ground with cultivator. a hard
crust prevents absorption OF moisture
and allows the rain from quick show
ers 70 flow of to some extent. II also
prevents a complete appropriation Of
the plant food nearer the surface
-Parsnip Cakcs-Scrape and cook
the parsnips tender; mash. mix with
pint OF il the same amount OF grated
bread crumbs. teacupful OF milk.
two eggs. two tablespoonfuls OF flour.
and salt and pepper to taste. Mold
with the hands into fiat cakes. dip Ia
beaten egg. then in cracker dust. drop
in hot fat and fry to nice brown
Orange Cream Pie-Beat well the
yelks OF two eggs with one cup OF
sugar. and one small tablespoonful OF
-four and one small tablespoonful Of
corn starch dissolved in little milk.
pour into one pint OF boili az milk and
let il cook about three minutes. flavor
with orange extract and pour into a
baked crust. Beat the whites with
two tablespoonfuls Of sugar. favor
with orange. spread on top and slightly
brown in the oven.
The best fertilizer ever used. and
one that makes cops grow all ths
time. euccthdlil Nils lf4D etoF- "''N
keeps the soil in the finest condition
Is the footprints OF the owner In hi
field every day. That is, give persona
daily attention to every part OF tn
farm work. II you would succeed %
large farm you may not be able Z
see the details. but you should hav
the oversight. know what Is going o.
and WHO'S pushing it or holding back
(, 1t is good thing to always hay
:. something TO sell from the farm tina
!. brings good price. but II is bette
thing to sell just as little as possibl
Z from the farm. The minimum OF sal
!. can be accomplished only by putin
: the produce OF the farm into tn
: smallest bulk possible. BY packin
: your hay and grain into horses. ca
:, tie. hogs, butter. cheese etc In I'll
. way the fertility Of the farm will
: annually increased and the income
:. greater than from larger sales
: Western Plowman-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

eurrsss Rarely = Matter Of Acrident. A.
wsys : Matter of Character.
II IL great mistake 20 suppose that the
best work cf the world = dsne by people Of
great strength and great opportunities
II = unq uertionabiy an advantage 70 have
both these things. but neither 81 them n .
necessity 20 the man y no has the spirit and
the pluck 70 achieve great resulA some
q the greatest work Of our tin< has been
done by men Of physical feebieness No
man has left more distinct impression Of
himself on this generation than Charles
Darwin. and there have been few men who
have had 70 struggle against such proetrst
ing ill-health Darwin was rarely able 70
work long At time He accomplished bis
great work by having : single aim and
putting every ounce Of hts force and every
hour OF his time into the task which he had
set before him He never scattered his
energy. he never wasted an hour. and by
steadily keeping It IL in spite OF continual
iil-heaith and 81 long intervals OF semi-in-
yalidisin. be did great work and has left
the impression upon the world Of man Of
extraordinary energy and working capaci'
e. Success Is rarely a matter OF accident
always matter Of character. The reason
Why 20 many men fail is that 90 few mer
are willing TO pay the price ~ seIf-denia
and hard work which success exact& =
Christian onion
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05
MORE PASTuRAGE.



The great need OF many farm i
more pasturage for the cattle, sheep
and swine. There Is. Of course, toler-
ably fair grazing in the woods during
the summer months. but nearly every
farmer could do much better than that
and have his stock always near him
under his inspection, too. If he would
give some attention TO providing pas
turagc az home. II you can not read
ily have the grasses or clover- let the
wild grass OF the farm have chance.
Broom scdgc and hens nest are better
than no grass at all. and II the bushes
and bricrs were kept down would sup
ply very respectable summer grazing
for the stock. In all cases where
there are old fields and other surplus
lands. that part OF the field should be
converted into summer pasturage. An
acre or broom sedge Is worth. for
grazing purposes. - or S. every sum
mcr.
And so our native grasses. where Il
Is not convenient 10 have tho culti-
waited sorts. would pay. II only we
would give them chance 70 grow
cut of the brush and briars and LET
in the sunlight. This sort Of pa-tur-
age Is far better than none. or course
we do not mean that the farmer ought
10 stop with this. But We mean THAT
this will do for start. when one can
not do better. More pasturage. bet
ter stock; more manure and more
crops for the farmer.
\ Convert your old fields and waste
lands into grazing grounds for The
stock and keep the stock AZ home.
Burn them over In spring. cut on Tho
brush. let in the sun. destroy briiirs
and thorns. After awhile you vii
have respectable sod Of short. swcc
grass for grazing improves conrs,
pasturagc. Make more pasturagc
Don't Kill yourself az the plow handles
trying to make aliving. Christian a
Work
-D . sp--~-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

This term is often applied TO people whose
nerves are Ebnormaily sensitive Iney
stomach B,ters. After course OF mat
benign tonic. they will cease 10 be conscious
that they have nervous systems except
through agreeable sensations II VIII en-
able them 10 eat. sleep and digest well. Inc
three media for increasing tone and ylgor 10
the nerves ia common with the rest q the
system. The mental worry begotten Dy
nervous dyspepsia will also disappear.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

DR.. Pisrce's medicines outsell al Others,
because OF their possessing such superior
curative properties a. 70 warrant tnelr
people fas they are doing through all drug
cists) on such conditions as no other med.
cines are sold under. viz: that they shall
either benefit or cure the patient, or Al
money paid for them viii be refunded The
..Golden Medical Discovery" Is SPECIFIC Tor
catarrh in the head and al bronchial throat
and lun & diseases. II taken ia time and given
4 fair trial Money will be refunded II u
does not benefit or cure
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

II 1870 Henry Goethe. Of Beaufort, = C--
wrote DR. Shallenberger:
- regaso yurr A !. was nsed on the
Charlespn 4 Savannah r. Road last sum
ner and autumn in the most sickiy region
ana under the most trying circumstances.
Out Of one gang Of negro operatives. V.s
were stricken down with chills and fever,
and every one recovered BY the timely use
Of Shailenberger's Anticote lou
The GREATEST xEpIcrSE IN THE WORLD \"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

THERE are people using Dobbins' Electric
Soar TO-DAY who commenced its use ~ l~1
Won III this be the case were II not the pures'
ana ,nosf economical soap made. Ask your gro
Ger FOR il. Look out for limitations Di'oiss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

SOLID gold thimbles. elegantly carved
and frequently set with diamonds. are
found none too good for many fashionable
hQlue decorators.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

THE Fifth Vermont was the frs. New En-
gland regiment 10 enlist for thre- .exrs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

THE irst regiment Ia New York 70 ONE
IL services to the Government 10 said p,
Colonel Adams. Of the Sixty Seventh, 70 d
lie regiment he commanded
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

Nrsr not be COMPOUNDED with common
ca,hartic or purgative pills. Cartcr's Little
Liver Pits are entirely unlike them IN every
respect. One trial vii prove their superiority
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

A woRKr~c-uAx in Pittsburgh has patent
ed a new submarine ram that Will pierce
tie SHE the heaviest iron clad
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

Sir JrLiAS PkrScEForE has made . good
lmpression in Washington. He Il a. 2ys
good nstured and = lEclined y admire
AmericA AID AuericAns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

MANY speak the truth when they say that
they despise riches and preferment, b1;
they mean the riches and preferment pos
sessed b. other men,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

Dos walt Until y0u are sick before trying
Carers Little Liver Pills. oat &c u Wal -
once. YOU can take them without Dcnett-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

Tu- wife OF q prominent Brooklyn clergy
man las th.mble that was carved from ?
peculiar stone she found on the shore o. the
6aa.. Sea
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

PrrxrrR-.Sir. honesty II printed on ny
face = victim-.'I don't dispute H. but 4
has got very wide margin"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

RHrrvargc Pains are grcafly rc-.evci ~
Gems sulphur Soap.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

II r. re experience % al conductors that
strange things come 70 pass on railroads
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

Or. Pierce's Pelle,s-gently laxative or
actively caihar,ic according 10 dose -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

II afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Tho.suson's Eve Water. Druggists seisii- -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

A rKx-uorR husband cugnt not 70 have
: fixteen-horr wife Reform, brother. -
once
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

A POcKfr CisAsC AsE and fve OF ''Tanslll'
Punch. ~ Tor -.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

Plants in the hot bed or the house.
chat must be kept Ia until all danger
from frost l. past. should be aired
thoroughly whenever tie weather
Ill permit