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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11
Sscrmann GRo 0rcitae III. Januar 1859,

175 Wdo6en 'Earbeiteten. Das @e
bduoe mar elm rieiiser b0bft ioliSe,
8au, bon bier Stodtperten uno einen
@rbseI6oB. @s nabm elm sanSesStra'
Bensepierte elm. 9as @ebdube ielbf
mar beinabe 800 SUB lang uub etipa
$50 SuB brett lnb tuurbe BON einem
maiiiOen 100 5uB bOben 9burrn iber=
rast. Die tribterf0rmtse Gturmlpulfe
traf oas @ebduoe in Der Witte unb es
fiel in Stiide, als Db es aus 8autl6sz
den beitanben bate. 8einabe 200
meni6lii6e @eien iuurbeu unter ben
Grilmmern be9raben. Sie entlebti6e
Scene iener Stunbe ipottet iebrr S9il.
beruns. Die Mauern saben na9, Die
5uBb6oen bra9en 5uIammen unb elmer
itiirjte auf ben anberen nie6er unb sps
Die Mense meni9li9er @eIen, ipel6.
ii6 auf inn befanben, nit ii9 in Die
Giefe. 9ie 3iesel tuurben int ipirren
0taiien iiber chamber getbiirnt, tud6renb
inmitten bes 9feifens unb Seulens bes
Orfunes fur@tbare Silieruie gum
6imrnel empor itiesen. Sait stei9>
5eitis nit bent giuiturs bes @ebdubes
fam bas fur6tbare Si1fesei6rei.
Wdbdcn nit sei6wdr5ten @eii6tern,
sei9unbenen uno se5rodenen @lieo=
muBcn unb 5erfebten 9leioern i9lepp>
ten ii9 inter ben 9riimn1ern beroor.
9(uf pieic 8eii retteten iid oielIeiGt
rs big 100 tbeils ielbit, tbeils iuuroen
lie ben ibrenQn9eb6ri9en beruprgejosen.
9ieie batten nntiirli9 in ben pberen
Studluerfen searbeitet, 10 baB iie in Die
obere S6idte Der Griimmer 9erietbcn.
9ln lnaHdeu SteGcn lagen Die Sicgel 20
SnB 6ob. Gcip5bu'id arbeiteteu $50
Wdp5cn in Scr Tn6rit, aber beute
luaren um llbr gtabmittags 80 Ser
It!bcu antioHen ipOr6en. 0ieic ipartn
cor tcm @in!ritt bcs 5turmes b:imgc<
fehrt. ytab 5Wucrtdii'ssr sddtun9
tefanben ii6 in Dent @ebdube, ols es
l75 Mtdo6en mo bon rielen
ourbcn, iDie bcreits mitsetGeilt, ctlpa
100 9erettet
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11
0ermii6teS.

S 2onoon, z. San. Die @6iIffabrt
anf Dem &bein lit bur9 9rei6eis unter=
brO6cn.
S Serlin, z. San. Saiier g9ilbelm
fat benz Siiriten bon 2ippe-9etmulb ben
i3par5en Gbleuroen perlieben.
9ln Der S6rie 9ingen bieBreiie beute
III 6ol9e bes fa1i6eu @erii6tes beoeu=
teno berunter, bab Siirit 8ismnrd il,
5Ol9e Der geffden-gn9e bas
aan5letomt nieoer9ele9t bat.
S 0tiin6en, 7. San. Die bieIiae
8Olijei fat feds 6dlI6er BON 6unocrt,
marfi6eincn oer6nItet.
S 3u Booobriogc, CONT, luurbe
fIr5li9 cine Side, Die 1000 sSabres.
rin9e unb u SUP unb 3oG 9ur6m.I=
Ter bate, 9efdlt. Sol9e SaunricIen
lollten nidt 9efdnt, iOnoern erbalten lper,
Den.
S3n STAMFORD, GOnn., iuuroe oieIer
Gage Der W0rosr bes italieniI9en W1en-
i6enfseunoes uno 8obltbdters Warquis
5anouS5i, 8iebro 9iniaruo, berbaftst.
Der @oro iuurbe III Gorella, Stalien,
be9an9es.
S Capt. Slocum lit am 27. Oe3ember
in 8aibin9tun in einem 8oote BON Gtu
Saneiru an9efommsu, bas % SUB fang
uno y SUB brett lit unb nit iuel9em
er nit Srau uno Sinoern Die GeereiIe
BON fat 5000 0teilen gemadt.
S Berlin, Z. San. Sie ,geatlunulz
3eituns" iiebt in bem llnfane, iuel6er
ole 9cuti6en auf Samoa betraf, Spuren
neiolider @inmii9nn9 bon &ipalen tint
bic beuti6e @ubt auf sanuu, ramentz
ti9 Der sfmerifaner. 9ie senannte3 3eiz
tlln9 ia9t, lie boifP, Die 8esierung luerbe
ell fir alle 0eal bernrtise llnannebmz
lidfeiten nb5upeneen iu6en, inbem iie
III @nlbmston ener9ii3e 8pritelun9en
iiber Den @e9enitanO ma8t.
S llniOntOiun, ga, 6. San. Sobu
glarf, Mui6iniit Der g8ep aeiienrina
Srubc Der ,,GunneQspiQe gofe & sron
Company" mar am 5reitng Nbeno nit
sSifIiam Rc5urreu uno @ilIiom ebea,
rer Ill ben 5abriorb seitiesen, um sur
Srnbe 6u fabren, bate aber oersefien Die
Sanipfmai9ine nn5uitelen; Iobalb er
ben 6abrforb in gens9uns iebte, ilos
bicier erit big on Die Sede beg 1OO6uB
boben 3edenbauies unb itaiste baun in
Die Giefe, 600 SUB BON oerDede. Berg
leute, bic Iofort burd ben 2ufti9aft eir>
fubren, fanbeu Die 5eri9mettcrteu 2ei6er
Der brei Wdnner auf benz Boben Der
@rube.
S Sei einen anulpf Sluiiden BeiBen
uito Nesern bei 5rebsrifsburs, 3d.,
iuurocn ein g8eiBer unb ein 0eser ae.
t0btet unb etiun 20 gerIonen periunnbet.
Cine anSabl BeiBe unb Die nnueIenben
geeser bebaupteten, baBiStaHorb gOuntp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11
Gnte Iplaeu in iehcm SaIIr.

.. R. BRADFORD, Gnars5. .papisrblnslsr in
@battpaoosa. Semi, i9rsibt, sas i1 rips
itarfe Grfaltung auf irint gungsn s.I9lagcn
babe; cr traaGte pieIc Wittel pbne Grfcli.
8ebran6te eann Or. Sings 9tsue Gatesfung
eesen Shpinciudt uno murbe bur6 eintge
6Idihen DcllInbis sebsilt. Seitber aebrauGt
er caS Rittsi ffrt5 III ir;nsr 8amilie asgcn
Sufrn une @rfdtunssa mit bsiiem Grfclse
Dieie Grfabrung baben Iauisnps gema tt. BE-
rem 0sttn turS pieis punesr5dre Gatbsfdas
9ereiet trurse. - Vro5rfli9cn in Or. 81
NajIr's &pcibcfe. 5
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

Ser Staat Connecticut, auf luelden
bic republifanii3en Gampngneleiter 70
ii9er sere9net butten, 1T ibnen, fuie Die
vSun" ra9iueiit, burd bic Yrobibitions
iiten oertoren sesuusen, ipel6e BORT sans
pffen semeiniame Go6e nit ben Oeuo.
fraten semadt batten. 9os seiat ben
SentIden bes 9anbes um 10 beutlider
ben 8es in basienise 2aser, in lucldes
iie seborsn. (8edIebl.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

Die 9r0Bte unb bette 4ustpabl bon
3ieb> nnb Munbbarmonifns, @eisen Ii.
anbere muiifafii6e Snitrumente, finbet
man nar bel 81. $. Saienritter billise
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

9as Gbnebneu Der giuwano.rur1 in
ben Der. Stuatcn, uet9es li1 laut Der
Statiltit fir Die eriten eff Monate tcs
Sa6res 1888 auf n1Gsju 11,OO0 in
Serslei6 nit Der entIpre9enbea Bcriuoe
oes SpriaDreS bclduft, - 10 i6rtibt Die
q. 9. Staatsjeitun9 - tARn man lid)
iuobl 9eIallen laiisn, inipiera es aui
&e6nun3 Oer uerrlu9erttn 3uItr5mun3
aus &uB(aHo, Golen uuO Staiicn fontmt.
nNnoere blterrei9iid)e 9iaoat" auBtr
g6bmen uuO llngarn, pic es III Der
sienli6 unipitematiiben Seri9terltatt
un9 bas S9asamtss0epartements beiBt,
buben nd6it&uBtano Die gr6BteabnaDm,
ju per5ei6nen, rno I'M 10 oirl, ais mir
oabur6 I'M ilnpii3e 5uipaaocrung Der,
fiirSt tuerben brauibt man auf o13 nibt
gu beoauern. Die srDBte 3unabne
fommt auf Gn9lano uub 8dles,
OentlDldHo 1ol9t erit IN 5ipttter EeiDe,
unb Sfanoinaoien in brittcr. 0etreifs
bes @eIdntmtz Suntiugents Der Ginp1n,
berer itebt aber 9eutI9laub NOD imner
oben an, tuenn man @n9tanb, Srlanb
uno S6ottlano setrennt bdlt. Ger
8eri9t fam, iuie aus ben Dcrpor9e1o.
benen 3abler eriidtli9, ais Selueis bas
fir an9e5osen ueroen, bnb bas sei.b.
li6e Serbot Der @infubr ro9er 9rbeits,
frdfte inter &Ontruft ioipit sesen ,,un=
teritiiste" @inwanoeruns in Oieiem Sab.
re uirfiomsr btr99efii6rt tporoen lit.
Sie9teulabrsaus9aben Der beutI6lGnoi
Sf1pu fonnuoeheuNet, Oeituuocr Sor ,I,o,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

8rdube auf M:iiiliippi Sampisrn
iino meiitens burd Die leiGiiinni9e Qrt
unb @eiie uerurlo6t lporocn, init mel
der Die uerlabene 8aumiuoae bebdnbeit
luirb. 8aumlpplle lit duBerIt Ieuer33c=
fdbrlid. 9ennod miro lie auf bcu
0ampfern nibt nur o9nc oGeu Gdub
auTgeitapelt, ionoern bic 9edpaIiusiere
uno bic S6iffsmauni6aften rau6,n
audi Ielblt i'll Der gadGe unb mittcn
5iuiiden Der feucr9eIdDrli9cn 2abung.
Ser porlebte Der srdBli6cn 0ampiers
brdnbe, Der auf Der uSate 9loams", BEL
benz piele Wcni6en bas 2ebeu ucrloren,
loa bur6 cine aO9le peruriadt uorben
iein, ucl6e aus bcr 9feife zines Scijcrs
auf cinen gaumiuollenball fiel. limb
Db9leid lnon in Se6u9 auf Den neueiten
i6redl,den 8raub, ben uuf Dem 9ams
pier uSobn 8. Saunu", bon 8rautz
ftiftung ipri3t, lit e5 bod fGar, baB obue
Die lei6tlinni9e 8crpadung oer Saunls
pulle bas Seuer ni6t 10 entiesli9 i6nell
um ii6 sesriffen bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11
8udlen's araiea>Sa

Die befe SaIte tn brr @eIt fir
S9uitteunren, NurtfGunsfn, 6jslEpare,
SalSFub 3ieber- unO 6rOfbsulen, sJledten,
sciprunsens Sdnbe, SGbnsrauatn unb aae
SlutausidIasr; iiGere Sur fir SGmprrbsisea
pirbtstne SsSabIurs SerIanst. BSaiee 3u.
trtseenbttt sarantirt paer bas Gelo ,uriider-
itattst. prtis % Gents bic S&aGt.l Gu
babrn in HaHs'S @putbt!e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

8ei5en, 2. Aualitdt. ........ Sc
BeiSen, 3. Aualitdt. ....... s3
&orn, in &olben. 40
9ei1dltes &orn. .......... 3S
2aler. 20
0tepl, per Sad, l. QualitGt. -. 2 rs
Webl, per Gad, 2. Aualitit :. 90
&ornmebl, per 100 8filnb. -. l 90
&leie, per 100 8fun6. 30
Sbipituff. per 100 Gfunc. -. 60
Prpbnfte.
g0rrisirt BON
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grne.r
Die ansesebeneu 8reiie iperben BON ben
Sdnolern meiitens I'M Saui6e1 I besoht
Caller, per Yfuno. Is
Gier, per SuBeno. ..... 13
9Ibner, per 9usenb. ~ 500 80
@nten, per Suseno. "a 500 30
Sdnle per Susenb. .....3 5o-S 90
aartoffeln, per 8uihel. -. 35
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

Sie9eeuia6rsuus9aben Der beutI9ldnbi=
i9en tonan9ebenben Seitrusen Ipredeu
iid alIe iebr 9offnunssuoG iiber Die lsr,
baltuns bes 5riebens aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11
Siai9
at Derfaatfett !!

NJ. L. DUppIIdufgr S6rptHinttn.
Cenglish twist) $1,000
NJ. L. Rifles gum G9fibenI9isben nur 500
GsS9Issr, lammsru, 80 9aIibsr nur 100
Spsfsttsn, bis ;u 20 pft. i9per..... 100
ySad"> SrbeI, bic bsfeu. SO
Belle, Sunt'S Ho. s bette AuaIitGt nur 80
Gsric SOm brlien S,tabI nur ur........ rs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

lleber bic beutIde gintuaubernng ba'
ben bic Grbebunsen bes ppm Gonsref
einseiesten llnteriudnnsszG pmittee
bur6iues iebr siinitise &eiultute erse'
BEN, tuoriiber Serr@iintber, elm MitsGieb
beiielben, tuie folst ii6 uernebmen ldBt:
uSebr erfreuli9 iit es fir mid, iasen
81 f6nnen, baB bic @inmanberun9 aus
Deuti9lanb Die 6euerprObe gang prddz
tis betauben. 9eutidlano llefert uns
elm Clement, iuel9es 5ur Sebung
qmerifa's uiel, iebr otel beitrast, babix=
seseu lit Die Giniuanberuns BON @ruB=
britunnien (Srlanb eiusei6lOfien), l1ns
sarn unb Stalien ssrabe5u sefdbrlid 81
nennen. g3dbreno bic beuti9en @ins
manberer ii9 meiit benz Belten 5uiuenben
iu6en Die Srldnber, llnsarn unb Stas
liener meiit Die sroBen 6itGid selesenen
Stdbte auf, iuo iie in ibrer uniuiHenbeit
ni6t i'm Stanbe iinb, bic 8er6dltniiie su
besreifen unb BEL etwaiser 4rbeitsloiis-
felt 5um Iufrubr rei5en, mas BEL ben
9eutiden, tuelde bur6pes cine sewiile
8ilbuns senoilen buben, ni6t 5u Be-
fiir9ten i IT,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

Stuu9 ulLel9l du etVutttH uiu puS Suii
iiber Die 0fonomil9en Srasen 81 unlerz
ri6ter, inoem Bic nahIte Champagne 9e,
nau auf bieiel6cu 8rinjipien FIN ausge.
Io4ten iuerben uiirOe, ols Die lebte.
9lm Wittluo9 3a6lnitta9 luuroen Die
Stdote Bittsburg uno 9teaoine in 8enu.
uon etnem iur6t6aren BON 9fesen BE-
sleiteten Sturm beintgeIu9t, ipel9er
9roBen S5uoen anri6tete unb iiber
70 Meniaen t0otete 9on ben 10
l6ipsr beimseiubteu 5tdoteu wiro
5olgeuoes ii6er sie i6redltben Ser
berrungen bcri9tet:
Seute 9ta6nlittn9 iulroe Der nDrblibe
Staottbei( BON eiuem 8irbeltarm beims
seiu6t, iuefder aGes, ipns auT Ieinem
Sfaoe lag, per9certe uno fnrbtbaren
8erluft an Meni4enleten Sur 5olge
butte. Die 3abG ber ur9efommen mnb
8erlebten fann uur seibdbt iueroeu.
Die 5uocrldliigitc, beute I6,no 5u erz
lansenbe 9ta6ribt tauiet ba6in, bas
nibt iueni9er uls iebji9 &erIonen 9e.
t6otct unc bunoert perlest wurben.
8dbrenb bes sunjen gormitta9s
rssnete es iebr beftis. Ge9en Mitta9
forte Der &egen faIt 9dn5lib auf nno
se9en 4 llbr idien es flar lperoen su
iuollen. Tim ll5r trlteu nit er=
idrefenber 9l6sli9feit 9tu5ei9en cines
berannabenOen Sturlnes ein. 56were
| finitcre 8olfen jo9en berauf uno balo
laserte 9unfelbeit auf ber Gtaot. Gs
berri9te Die oem Sturne ppran9ebenoe
Stiae. Oann 6esann Der 8ino III
pieifen, Su briilleu unb Su toben. Die
Sturmluolten iuuroen finIterer uno int.
ner lailter heulte un0 iobte Der sturm.
Wan iob ibn nit bonnerdbnli1em &c.
rdui9e am iueItli9en Sintntel beran;ie.
ben. Gein 8fao ipar i1ntal, Ieine
8irfuns ieood fur6tbar. aeute, iuel6e
auf bent 8fabe bes Sturmes iuobnen,
iusen, iie iabeu einen tri9terf6rmiaen
@irbel, iuel9er 9lGes. mas in Ieiueu
Serei6 font, in Die !50be 5Os unb es
bann ndd re6ts unb linfs furtI6feu.
herte.
Direft in bem 8fabe bes Srfaus lag
bic &eabins Spinnerei in iuel6er ettua
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

gs siebt luenis politiide Neui9feiten
sesenwdrtis, bafiir aber beito mebr pu.
litii6en 9lati9. g8as lebferen anbes
trifft, 10 leiiten nameutli6 Die SPECIAL.
Gorreiponbenten Der ugroBen" enslii9en
8ldtter iuabr9aft @ritaunli9es. Mit
benz, mas aflein III 9e5u9 ouf Serrn
!5arriion'sg sgabinet Oil @eril6ten, gtutb<
maBunsen, ,Wan iugt's" unO uMan
b6rt's" 5ulanmen9eldrieben unb Der.
Dhentfidt miro, iuiirbe man ta9td9lid
bide 8dnbe 5u fG(len iiitanbs iein. llno
tuer ocs 3eu9 liet, Scr lit. uadbem cr's
9elcieu bat nldt tliiger aIs .ui: 5uuor.
autbentiibes lit abiofMt ans nod nidt
bas @erin9Ie iibtr oes fitnIti9tn &rG<
Iiockten 2lbf9tcu unb Gntidciouagen
tcfonnt 9eiuor>en. 9err 9arriion ucrz
iteDt iid auf's sdiucigcH, iuic tuerigc;
NIB feline Sertrautcn, fats ct Iol9e in
ieiue Ge6eimui6e eingelueiDt, ideiren in
Der Suuit 9Icibfnus MeiIter su iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11
Sfmn,t,,er 3
@Sdentli9er Marft6eri@t.
Getrcioc, Mehl MIN

Ssben Sreitas corrisirt BON Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

9us oemofratil9e 9tational @omite
fat eine SoOreiie bes Snbalts erlaHer,
Die Organization Der bemofratii6eu
Clubs aufre6t ju erbalten uno bus Golf
iibtr Die 0fonomilben 5rasen 81 unterz
ri6ter, inoem bie nddlIte Champagne 9e,
nau auf bieIel6eu 8rin6ipien FIN ausges
fo4ten werben iuiiroe, nls Die lebte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

S 9onoon, z. San. Die S6iiffabrt
auf Dem &bein lit bur9 9rei6eis unter=
brD6en.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1889-08-15
First Publication July III
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

"hereas, default has been made in the con-
w ditions of u mortgage containing power of
sale, dated September 18th, 1888, duly recorded in
the office of the register of deeds of Mile Laos
county, Minnesota, September 21st, 1888, in book
''E'' OF mortgages, on pages 24O and PAL, whereby
Lilabel F. McCarriel and Oliver j. McCarriel, her
husband, mortgagors, mortgaged to Harvey D.
kltchel, mortgage, The East half of the North
west quarter and the East half of the Southwest
quarter of section thirty &c., in township thirty
six 1857, north of range twenty-six (26), west 4th
Mer., Mile Laos county, Minnesota, by which de-
fault the power of sale has become operative and
no action or proceeding at law has been instituted
to recover the debt remaining secured thereby, or
any part thereof and there is claimed to be due
on said mortgage at the date hereof Eleven hun.
bred thirty-eight and 5O-1OO dollars ($113S. 500;
Now notice is hereby given, that by virtue of
said power, said mortgage will be foreclosed, and
said premises sold at public auction by the sheriff
of said county, on the oath day of August 1899, at
ten O'Clock A. NJ, at the front door Of the court
house, in the village of Princeton, in said county
and State, to pay said debt, interest, attorney
fees, taxes Gf any there beg and disbursements al
lowed by law.
Dated July 9Th, 1899.
...E HARVEY D. K1TcHEL,
Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgage, Princeton, MINI.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1889-08-15

AT recent visit to an intelligence
office, according to the Boston Budget,
the following are a few of the questions
that were asked: Have you set .tubsp
Is there carpet on the girls room?
How many cuffs do you have in the
wash week? Do you get up and get
the breakfast on washing daysP Do
you let the girls 60 out all day Sunday
and four nights a weekp Do you send.
all the children to boarding school in
the winter and into the country for the
whole of the summerp Do you have a
man to look after the furnace? But
why 60 on? The list of questions
might be easily extended so that il
sGn"ld fill this column
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1889-08-15
REMOVE THE INDIANS.

The Sentiment In Mile Laos County IMAM
imous In Favor Of the Removal of
the Mile Laos Indians.
The following petition has been signed
by hundreds Of white settlers in Mile
Laos county. n
To the Honorable H. M. Rice and the
other Commissioners appointed to
Treat with the Chippewa Indians.
We, the undersigned citizens of Mile
Laos county, Minnesota, respectfully
represent and petition.
That the so.called Mile Laos reserva-
ton comprises large tract of country
in the northern part of Mile Laos county,
valuable for agricultural purposes as
we'll as for the timber growing thereon.
That although this tract has been pur-
chased by the United States government,
it is unjustly, we believe, allowed to be
occupied by few small bands Of In
dams, to the exclusion of bona fde set
tiers who desire to make for themselves
homes thereon.
That the outlet of Mile Lake is upon
the so-called reservation, and that by
reason of the inability of those interested
to improve the said outlet, and in q
measure to control the water supply
from the lake, the lumbermen of said
county, and through them the interests
of all other citizens of said county, are
compelled to suffer great loss.
We would further represent that the
Indians upon said reservation, being I'M.
der no restraint from the government,
and in great measure controlled by un-
principled white men who supply them
with intoxicating liquors, have become
dissolute in their habits, and will con-
tinue so to be unless restrained and
placed under the immediate control and
supervision of the general government.
Therefore, believing that the interests Of
the white settlers of Mile Laos county
demand it, and that the interest of the
Indians located upon said reservation
will be best subserved thereby, we re-
specially petition that all honorable
means will be used to compass the re-
moval of the Indians from the said res
ervation, and that the same be opened
for settlement.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1889-08-15
First Publication July Al
MORTGAGE SALE.

nefault having been made in the payment of the
sum of twenty-one and SO-1OO dollars. 1921 SO)
which is claimed to be due at the date of this
notice upon certain mortgage. duly executed and
delivered by George H. Deans, and Catherine A.
Deans, his wife, mortgagors, to William B. Clark,
mortgage, bearing date the 22nd day of Novem-
Der, A. D. 1888, and with a power of sale therein
contained, duly recorded in the office of the regis
ter of deeds in and for the county of Mile Laos
and State of Minnesota, on the oath day of Novem-
Der A. D. 1888, at 10 O'Clock NJ, in book ''E of
mortgages, Oh page 1856, and no action or pro-
ceeding having been instituted at law or otherwise
to recover the debt secured by said mortgage, or
any part thereof;
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, That by
virtue of power of sale contained in said mort
gage and pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided, the said mortgage will be
foreclosed by sale of the prem
Uses described in and conveyed by
said mortgage, viz: The southeast
quarter of section four ~, township thirty seven
(S7), north, range twenty seven (s), west,
in Mile Laos county, and State of Minnesota,
with the Entertainments and appurtenances; which
sale will be made by the sheriff of said Mile Laos
county, at the front door of the new court
house, in the village of Princeton, in said county
and State, on the seventeenth day of August, A. D.
1899, at 10 O'Clock NJ, of that day, at public ven
due, to the highest bidder for cash, to pay said
debt and interest, and the taxes, if any, on said
premises, and twenty-five dollars attorneys fees.
as stipulated in and by said mortgage in case of
foreclosure, and the disbursements allowed by
law; subject to redemption at any time within one
year from the day of sale, as provided by law.
Dated June 18th, A. D. 1889.
WILLIAM B. CLARK,
Mortgage.
J. L. BRADY,
Attorney for Mortgage, Princeton, MINI.
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The Nav Discoverx.

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You may
yourself be one of the many who know
from personal experience just how good
a thing it IS. If you have ever tried it,
you are one of its staunch friends, be-
cause the wonderful thing about it is,
that when once given trial, DR.. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds a place
in the house. If you have never used it
and should be afflicted with cough,
cold or any Throat, Lung or Chest
trouble, secure a bottle at once and give
it fair trial. 1t is guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial bottles
Free at z. A. Jack & Co.'s Drug Store.
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Poor Lo is cast down in mourning.
She placed her affections upon a heart
less wretch of white man. She took
him into her wigwam, harbored him and
fed him, soothed him and comforted HIM,
but now he has gone-goue toward the
setting sun, and it will be many moons
ere he returns.-Mor0 Times.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Taylor's Falls, Minnesota. j


Land Office at Taylor's Falls, Minnesota. July
25th, 1889.
Notice is HEREBY given that the following
named settler has led notice of his intention 10
make final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the judge of the
district court of Sherburne county, MIMI. or in
clerk Of said court ut his office in Elk River in
said county ard State. on the 10th day of Septem-
Der, 1899, viz: Richard U. Patchn, Homestead
Entry No 3s7s, dated Sept. 9th, 1854, for the SEX
Sec. "a, Twp. 35N, r. 26W 4th P. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of,
said land. viz: Charles Judkins, Isaac Young,
Charles O'Malley and Arson Howard all Of
Princeton Post Office but residents of Sherburne
county, Minnesota.
L. K. SEANSARD. Register.
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SHADE TREES.
They Enhance the Beauty and Add Charms
to the Roadside. = -

They Enhance the Beauty and Add Charms
to the Roadside. ~
Show us the man who having tho /
tine is unwilling to set trees on the
highway for shade or ornament, and
we will show man who is largely sell
fish, and would withhold my act that
would either directly or indirectly tend
to benefit others if he could not see
dollars and cents in it himself. Man
was not created for himself alone, nor
to pass through the world working out
only his own selfish purposes; and yet
there are those who are, like the fable
of the dog in the manger, unwilling to
DO themselves or let others do that are
disposed to. The man who has even.
only shadow of humanity about him.
ought to delight in doing anything that
affords comfort TO beasts of burden.
Let him who, from toll, has become
heated and weary, and who seeks shel-
ter from the rays of the sun, but think
of the patiently toiling animals upon
the highway, and if he has any heart
at all, he will discover what refresh-
ment can come from the shade af-
forded by the trees in the highway.
There is nothing that adds so much to
the beauty and attractiveness of rural
scenes as highway lined on both sides
by trees whose branches form an over.
spreading arch, and through which the
searching rays of the sun are prevented
from passing. If shade and shade
trees are out of place, the Creator OF
all things made sad mistake in the in.
stitution of a law providing for such
spontaneous growth.in certain sections:
-Gerna0ntosU4a Telegraph.
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The most enjoyable and best-attended
picnic of the season was held at Green
Lake, last Saturday. The affair was
gotten up in honor of several visitors in
Princeton. A wagon-load of the pic
nicers on their return from the lake
serenaded every business house on Main
street and several slumbering citizens in
the south end of town.