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NEW MINING

Tho Noines sltusted IN the Horsr~hoe ns0a
oG ftg Wole River.
special Corrrsus'ndence Ut the standard.
BUTTE, Nov. "A new mining
WINS organised I'm this city to-day, known
as The Silver Mountain Mining. Milling
and Smelling company. The officers at
the new are. A. Fred Way. prcs-
ident: w. II. Nichols, vice, president; John
Hclchan. secretary: John F1oerchin9cr,
general manager; trslstes's. A.: r.. Way. r.
A. Garner. 1t. Gov. j.. r.. Rickarsls. John
Flos'rchingcr and George fios.rs'hirger 1t
sessablc. The mines are located in the
Horseshoe bend of Big Hole river, in Mad
the mines are developed by two shafts, AZ
and Us feet. respectively. In !ssO, the
OWNERS shipped some very fine silver ore
tn the Silver Bow mill, and IL
was hauled 40 miles ON trains, il melted u
good return tn the owners. Tho minc was
now Ia known as The Silver Mountain
Mining, Milling * smelling company.
Owing To IA misunderstanding between
the ow.cr-. this fine property has aid
Idle since lssi. The ore, in the west shaft
il "a fine smelling pre-. containing from L.
tai - per cent lead and averaging froms;i5
ounces of silver upward. The east shaft
contains are running ~ ounces i'm silver
aud $40 i'm gold. The Groupings may be
traced for over 80 feet, and assay from 4
to % ounces silver.
The incorporhtors of the mine will make
AN effort To list the stock on the 81. Louis
board. There has been considerable in
qniry about this property and TIN. incor-
porators are confident of dispensing of all
the. stock as soon as il * ready. The mine,
* stocked for 6DO.OOO shares. par value 81
per share. The first hatch will be put on
the market at 10 cents per share. There
il an abundance of wood in the vicinity
tor all mining purposes, and also a good
supply at water, sufficient tn run IA large
mill ar smcltcr.
A meeting of the board of tr,s-
tees was held this afternoon
at the office OF Nichols. H.lehan Il Conn
pany. Vice-Pr,.sihen Nichols presided.
There were also present y. A. Gamer,
John Floerchingcr, j. T.. Richards and
John fielehan. On motion of Mr.. Gamer
u committee consisting of Mcssrs. Gamer,
Richards and Hclchan was appointed Ia
draw up articles of Incorporation and by
Gamer and Nichols was appointed OF
preparing certificates of stock. The Sec
Rotary was empowered tn select am appru-
| pirate seal for the company. The meet.
ing adjourned to Monday %vcnin AT I
.-elork-
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MlNsTRtLsY AT THE MONTANA.
The Waiter Boys Give "a Very Pleasing
show ia the Dining Rootn.

The Waiter Boys Give ~ Very Pleasing
show ia the Dining R""sn.
The only and original Wesley Brown
minstrel troupe positively appeared at the
Montana last night, and il was iu oc,a-
sion hong tn he remembered The spa
cious dining room was filled with AN audi
cncc comprising the best people of the
city. and they a~pplaudcd the efforts of the
color,d boys with liberality and enthusi-
siasIn. With no cNaggcration il was "A
really good pcrforInancc. ON of the acts
comparing very faNorably with the work
of professionals. The songs wcr. sung
with the energy and righteousness char
acteriStic of the color,h race. and the
dancing was also of the most vivaciotIs
and spirited order. Mr.. Wesley Brown
was the life and soul of the entertainment.
and whether engaged i'm singing. dancing
or talking he was n show i'm himself. One
of the gems of the evening was "Southern
Pastimc." in whicn Mcssrs. Stccn. Will
Jams, Brown, Thompson and Irwin dis
ported themselves most plcasingly.
Mcssrs. Hcrndon, VASES, Vcrrrll and
Wright also did well i'm their several sp.-
cialtics. The company. il il hoped, will
see fit to give more entertainments during
the winter.
Much of the SUCCESS Of the entertain
ment was due to Prof. kcuuicott, the
pianist. to whose training the success Of the
musical features of the cntcrtainmcnt
was largely due. He gave much of his
thine to- the preparation of the perform
ance.. and deserves great credit for The
crsslitabl. results.
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" hat lie ~SQuaslaesl.
From Har,sr's Magazine.

FROM HarlWris Magazine.
Col. NJ. attorney
for - county, had ~unbounding influence
over the presiding Justice OF the county
court under the old system. b, u
young lawyer, had been retained to de-
fcud "a prisoner, and. discovering what he
conceived To he "A fatal defect in the in
dictment, submitted a motion tn quash.
He WAS proceeding to sustain his point as
best he could, when the presiding Justice.
"A fat old fellow. settled himself in his
chair aud fen asleep. The argument
proceeded. aud at its close "thc squire"
reused mp. and. rubbing his eyes, said I:
'SpuaSii err Col. NJ - was on hiS feet
in a moment aud inquired with much as
pcrity: "Do | understand this court as
sustaining th" motion To- quasi nay iudict-
uicut.' "ph, no, bgTuil.' said ttt,. squire.
~ ssiIashrs the nIntion Ia squn>h.N
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An Item of Interest.

Nothing is so pleasant to the eye as a
we'll drpssssd lady. II will he of interest
20 our lady readers To look over ID. J. Hem
Messy Mercantile Co.'s AL. of to-day. refer
ring them To that class of goods and trim
ming stock. Their line OF thsss. gousls has
been carefully selected, and il will pay
every lady in Anaconda to- spc them.
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Feminine Curiosities.

TVVT V6TTD.
Lady latter giving him a supper: "wnl
you saw some wood for me now ." Tramp
~ am very sorry. hut have another en-
gagenient." Lady: And what, pray,
may that be p" Tramp with great dig
nity) "Madamc. i am surprised that you
should so far forget yourself as to inquire
into Is gcntleman's private AFFAIRS"
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Subscriptions Ia the Standard tc'H be re-
seired at the business office. ar at the store Of
Orocket d King, !Main street. Advertising
yates can be learned at the business Office,
Standard Buiidiny, corner Of Main and
Thsrd sfrreiS.
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4 ~Tyranuical Wife.
From Texas Sinings.

EFp" ltihr
A professor SO much engaged in study
that he will not pay proper attention to
his linen. complained to- his friend: "Oh,
my dear doctor, you do not know what N
tyrant my wife is! hardly get accus-
toned tn one shirt when she insists upon
my taking another!"
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PERSONAL.

Ben King, of Helena. registered ycstcr-
.lay at the Montana.
X. G.. Butler, of Butte. is in the city.
n. Giegcricii, of Mill Creek. was in the
city yesterday.
+. &. Baungart and A. j. Perry. of Chi
cago. and ID. IA. Turner. of 81. Paul. were
among yesterdays arrivals.
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From the Boston Courier.
Show is it, CaRlcy, that you never go To
the beach i'm the summer monthsH You
are rich and can well afford to have n cot
tage there" Cagley; ~ used to be very
fond of the beach, but l saved a young
lady from drowning there once" b.:
"Well?" e.: IL married her." b.: "Ycs ~
e.: "And I've hated the beach ever
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why They Visited Them.

From the FhilldeIphia SOciety.
"Why do you visit those otlious Browns !?
do you like hem ~ hate them! But
Mrs, Elmer visits them. and consequently I
do.' "But I also spoke to Mrs. Elmer
about the Browns last week, and she said
aho visited them because you do"
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Wooden Overcont.

From the Youths Companion.
In this incentive age new uses OF oin
mon things are continually being dis
cusscd. When car wheels are made of
paper, and paper Is made OF wood. il is
impossible tn predict what will he done
next. Ii was i'm what we already begin to
think of as old ''times,'' howcvcr-twenty-
five years ago-that the wooden overcoat
was invented, during what is still called
''the war"
first Pennsylvania regiment, Colonel
Hartranft -afterward Governor H~artrauft
made use of IL, although IL il not clear
that he WAS the actual inventor of il.
he seen. il was not Intended for cormfort,
but for discipline. II consisted of u barrel
with the head knocked o,it, and "a hole cut
i'm the bottom big enough for a mans head
One day a soldier had been guilty of
breaking guard and going off tai town, and
on getting back was arrested and put into
pared i'm this manner was slipped over his
head. and he WAS compelled for u certain
time To wear IL.
Pretty soon one OF his comrades came
along eating an apple.
"Give me one," said the man in the bar
rel.
But when the other man offered him
. ms were not SO long as the barrel. and
were under it. An apple in his hand
might have been at the bottom of the sea.
But hunger spurred his ingenuity.
Put il on top of the barel.'' said he.
Then he began To twist his body his
way and that WAY tai make the apple roll
about until II should come within reach OF
his mouth.
Before this was accomplished. however,
he hit his toe against q. stone ar n root,
and, having no use of Ills arms, over he
went and rolled in the ditch. His helpless
ness uny hc imagined: he could not stir
until li- fellow-soldiers set him up again.
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u., she, and whi.ker.,

From the Philadelphia North American.
He yesterday us il cold enough yet
tn wear whiskcrs She: "well. yes.
light whiskers. IL were you I wouldn't
put on my heavy ones for awhile. You
won't feel the good OF them when the real
cold weather sets in"
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From this day and date henceforth
there will appcarcach week in this
column something new and to
your interests in the way of Cloth
ing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps and Gents Furnishings. AL
ways look out for Special Sales.
as from time to time we arc bound
to have them.
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THE WEATHER.

The daily record of the thermometer i'm
shis city IL reported by A. T. Playter,
druggist, First street. The record for yes
tprday was: n. M. 35 degrees; IL M, 81
degrees; 4 u. M. CT degrees; q y. M, 81
degrees.
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From the Montczuma ,Gt.l Record.
Charley ~Blankcnship of near Byroni-
vile caught several young squirrels. He
carried them home and put them with an
old eat. She nurses them the same as she
would kittens, and seems to he very fond
of them.
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ESTES ~ CONNELL

Guarantee to save you from 10 to
Is per cent. on their new line of
Clothing if you will buy from
them. as they have bought at
prices which cannot be reached
by competition. owing to the fact
that they buy in larger quantities
and carry a larger and better Sc
lccted stock than any other store
in Anaconda. They have the new
est and latest styles and designs
of Cloths direct from New York
i'm their
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With characteristic generosity Mrs. w.
W. Dixon brought Ia Stuart, yesterday af-
ternoon, several iudigcnt people who were
treated for ear and eye troubles 10y DIR.
RlltOn.
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A couple Of plain DRINKS were the only
~nses BEFORE. the police court yesterday.
Both men were discharged with a rcpri-
rrnV
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stoop. to Try to Conquer. That la.
From the Burlington Free Press.
Robinson: "Smith, l can tell you one
thing that every man stoops to
Smith: What thatT" Robinson: "A
corl,"
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ABOUT THE CITY.

The usual services will he held at Ill"
churches to-day. The evening services i'm
ali will begin at 40 o'clock.
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LAND oFrIcr AT HEr.rsA, Mosr..,

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof will he made before the clerk Of
the prohaie court ~ Deer Lodge county. Mont,
al Deer Lodge. Mont. on Nov. M. 1889. viz.
Gardner Bond ON rc@emptio dis. No. $50, for
the nwA sell see. "a, TIP. 3 n. r. IL W. He names
residence upon. and cultivation of. said land,
viz. Jacob Stuckey. Burton Vincent. Charles Is,
Jones and Alberto stevens. all Of Anaconda.
>. W. i-ANGuORN,
Register.
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We offer about 30 ladies' and misses
cloaks at half value Ia reduce oiir stock,
Losec < Maxwell.
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For Sale or Rent.

Eor sale, one organ; also, one organ for
rent. Inquire at tie Colorado barber shop
ON Front street.
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Household hint To rcmov" stains from
clothing use brnzine. To reniove stains
from character ltss sugar"
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ALI Gan was arrested 10y Officer Blu
~hanan last night for stealing waod from
20 pile i'm the rear of the Grand Central
lxsa
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The most complete line of dress trim
mings in the city il at Estes d Councll's.
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A full line of paints and brushes Of all
kinds can he found at A. L. Playtcr's drug
atOrp.
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All In ~ Name.

From Time.
Brown: Hullo, ~Simpkins, got a new
horse" What's his name?
S~inpkius: Well. 1 call him Balaklava.
That's "A dcuccd queer name for a
HORSE
Yes, you see the charge was six hum
,lrcd. don't yer know"
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Get Loscc a Maxwclrs prices IN mems
fine clothing bcfor,. buying elsewhere.
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A. r. Playl.r has Just received a large
stock of paints and window glass.
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Letters remaining unclaimed ia Ana
cond.l i'ostoificc for the week cuding
November =. 1859:
Benyi>s,n. Nakan Kir,ark.A
Iiersgren, u Matilda knight Mrs ID
Hrown, Mr. Iltti;iIn. Miss Della
Burton. John w lercl, X
4 Itiuni. Anthony IprcI.
Z AIRY, Mrs 4 4 Lewis. Mrs Lizzie
Carlson, Joe Mciirearty. ti;> ID
carmichael, 4 IL Mcclure, Eliza
Carson, Harry Mcdonald. Donald John
Costello. John Mct;uirc. Thos 4
cunningham, Nickel Mckunim, Fi;tnk
lbplan. Il Mordou, Mrs Rlio,a
Ibragoo, Mrs NJ l. 80 oElcston, Henry
lIul:tncy, John Peek, j
Fitzgerald, MIR Peterson, iina
Flynn, Luke IittelNow, BERTHA
French. Mrs L. RcnaId. T. VI
Fuller, III T. Riley, u l2b
Gusiafson, Erik Ruoity. Michael
liaiiey. Frank Robinson, Mary \
Hayes. John Robertson. Mrs La
higgins, David Schnstrr, Fred
Higgins, Jos shields, Jack
Ilugiis, isirh y smith. james
ncr>on, Thomas stewart, Fannie. a
Irving, Geo =: Stubbs, Roit
Jacobsen, 4 sullivan, ban NJ
johnson, Mrs Rosa Wait, James T.
Hanson, \ Algoht Walker, Hattie
.lOhnsnhi, Miss & Werner, Frank
johnson. u J. Witter. Andrew ,2b
kari>iroin. John Fred Williams. Elias
kellrhar, Thos
In calling for these letters the applicant
must call for advertised letters and give
date OF this list. One cent will he col
lccted for each letter. II not called for
within two weeks they will be sent to the
dead letter Office.
JAMES NJ. MOORE, p. II.
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a Rars. ~lBnrgatn.

From Time.
Smith: 1 struck n splendid bargain this
morning, Harry.
Harry: In what?
"Fine. big Newfoundland dog
"Becn buying IA dog. ell
mo: sold the one l had, for "A dollar"
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See thoses fine shoes for ladies and
misses at Losec x MAXWELL.
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Estes 4 Conncii's $500 ladies' cloak is
worth $50.
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GUIDE.
TRAINS ARRIVE.

TRAINs ARRIVE
m $50 4. the south, E.si AMI wrsin
IS,aves Butte at to.s5 A. NJ. silver Row i".s'
A. NJ, Gregson's n 10 A. NJ. stuart IL :loA An:
o AVA q. M.-From Buttc- leaves lmtt. az "Is'
T.. NJ. silver Bow a:t9 d. NJ, Grrgsons L.
n, stuart = OK, J.. NJ. H..
cinc railroad, Deer Iodgc and Warm springs
leave Garrison AT j;:o 7 Nj, Der ias,sr 80.
.. NJ. Warm springs '1 u. Nj H'"a'' :"
4. NJ.
TRAINS pEi'AIr.
A. M.-Eor stuart. Warm springs. Deer
IDsice, Garrison and all local points between
Missnlia and Helena. including IniilIish.rG
Also for t;r,g>nn, silver Bow AMI Butte ir.ln
arrives ut Harrison at 10 n. NJ. az H"ttrH'"
A. NJ. ,.. r.u
and Ruttc-ArriN-s AT Butte il5 U. VI. t"n,
nr,.ts at stuart with train Tor Garrison ann aii
,s,,nts Fast and Nest on Northern Pacific X. R.
s.iS q. M.-For stuart, Gr.:snn's, SILVER low,
Ruttp and all points on Utah ami N,Ttlerh
and Union Pacific system. Arrives al hutte
$50 i. NJ.
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Stacy & Adams Fine Dress Shoe

In mems wear. and as this shoe
has a worldwide reputation for
style. finish and durability. and
being the Best Shoe for the Least
Money it will pay you to look
over our shoe stock.
A splendid dress shoe can be
bought for S,.5o. We are also
selling a shoe for SAYS that we
guarantee you can not buy else
we're for less than $3.50. Our
So. so shoe is a RATHER. and we will
also save YOU SI.Oo a pair on
them. Right & Richards Shoes.
which always sell for $500 every
where. and arc h~and-sewcd. We
will do them up for $500 a pair.
We have a good line of nailed and
unnailed shoes for heavy work.
and the prices are right for you.
The boys are always pleased to
show goods and prices. and they
are certain at the prices you will
get that you are bound to buy.
! Inspection of our stock is cordial
" invited.
T g. CONNELL.
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Advertised, Lis, Letter.

Letters remaining unclaimed in Ana
conda p~ostoiiice for the week ending
NONamhcr2 -. lSS1:
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All-wooi ladies' cloth SIC. AT Estes d
Gonnells.
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TAILORING DEPARTMENT,

Consisting of Imported and Do
nestle Manufacture. A PER
FICT FIT IS
or no sale. Now is the time to
buy your Clothing. as the stock is
new and not broken. Call this
week and examine our goods and
prices is all we ask. M
We have recently secured the
sole agency for
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For Reod value ina mems shoes call at
Iosee 4 MaxweiIs.
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Pure drugs at A. Il. Players drug store.
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He Hated H.

JAMES NJ. MOORE, II. II.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-08
Initiative Eaters,

Did you ever notice how strong the
mimetic faculty of human nature is,
how prone to follow an imitable example
in some things2 / have noticed and
watched it for several years while 10 this
business. A regular patron will come
into the restaurant, and not until he is
asked what he wants does he give the
matter a single thought. He picks up
the bill of fare. 1t is old to him. he
has seen it before, and it does no con-
tain or suggest n single thing he thinks
he would like. He turns to the waiter.
and tells him to bring out something
good to eat. The waiter does so, and
what is set before the patron is some
thing he did not think Of, and he eats 1t
with relish. Other customers come in,
and, like the first, they do not know
what they want. They cast their eyes
about and see what the other is eating.
and orders the same. This is a rule, and
if you watch you will notice it. No
matter what the first one is eating. It
might be a piece of pastry or a large
meal, but the sight Of it arouses the ap-
petite of the others who come in later
and they want the same.-St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-08
Tho Musouito,s Poison c,anas.

The bloodthirsty musquito is not ma
levolent, as he is commonly described, if
we may accept the Investigations of
Professor George MacLoskie. He has
been able, by staining and dissection, to
show that the poison gland is one of
three minute glands (the others being
ordinary salivary glands on each side of
the head, and connected with o minute
duct which traverses the length of the
long pointed piercer which forms an i'm
portant portion of the mouth parts of
the mosquito. The writer maintains that
this fluid is intended mainly to prevent
the coagulation of the proteids of plants
which the animal sucks from the tissues.
and that its poisonous effect upon other
animals is only secondary. If SO, it
would perhaps follow that it is not in
troduced into the human flesh as a poison.
1t is difficult to see what purpose the ir-
ritating effect of the bite upen other
aIiinhais can serve the mosquito, since it
must make the chance IF its getting
nourishment from the blood of other
animals many times less than it other
wise would be. 1t may be worthy of in
quiry whether the irritating effect Is not
incidental and perhaps only occasional.
and due to other causes than the fluid
which seems, by analogy, to have an
otivf distinct PuIPosr.-5t. Luuis Re
public,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-08
First Publication Feb. 10.
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, default has been made in the
" payment OF the principal and tnterest on
the money secured by q mortgage dated the
Daniel Wise, of the county of Wayne and state
Nebraska, to Julia A. Bates, of the county of
Yankton and Territory of Dakota. wh.ah mort
of eeds of the county of yankton, Territory
of Dakota, in book 81 of mortgages, on page
$40 on the lat day OF June, 1887, are O'Clock u.
WHEREAS. no action. or proceediugs at law or
otherwise have been instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
WHEREAS, It waa stipulated in said mortgage
that If default would be made in the paymen,
OF any portion of the principal or interest
promptly ut the time the same should become
due. then the whole sum. both principal and
int est, at once become due, and
WHEREAS. the whole amount of principal and
%lnterest has become due by reason of such de-
fault. in the payment of principal and Interest.
WHEREAS. the amount claimed to be due
npen said mortgage. at tn date of this notice.
is the sum of eleven hundred sRd eighty three
dollaYs and TO ty-one certs. 81 1888 41) to- wit.
81 .Go3 principal and 1888 Al interest besides
the sum o fifty dollars attorneys fees stipu-
lated for in said mortgage.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue of the power of sale contained in said
mortgage. ana duly recorded - aforesaid, snc
IN pursuance of the statutes in such Case made
and provided. the said mortgage will be fore
closed by sale OF the NOR gagged premises
therein described, at public auction at the
irent ooor OF the oau!t house 10 the city and
county of Yanktou and Territory of Dakota, ON
the 9th day of April. 1889, at two O'clock in
the atterr Don of that day. The mortgaged
premises are situated in the county of Yankton
In the Territory of Dakota. and are described
as follows. to.ait: The west one. third w W Of
the east one half (e " of lots eight (g) and nine
~. block twenty six (26), Todd's Yankton az
off e, Yankton county: Dakota Territory.
Dated at Ysnkton d. T.. this 18th day of
February. a.. d . 1889.
nn,.u JULIA A. BATES. Mortgage,
FRENCH Il SMITH,
Attornays for Mortgapee.