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Progression is the Or
of the Day
SEATTLE. wash. Feb. 4 r.

On. JospAx.
Dear cir: was taken down with in(1
matory rheumatism in knees and
about year and half ago. -
intensely for eight months; knees sU6
and panied me SO could hardly endu
q hard lump came on one knee. Trje&3
remedies in my power. and 1t last -
numbers Of people speak Of your mol1
Gus cures. DR.. Loeb. Of the Golden II
Bazaar. particularly spoke about NJ
wonderful success in al kinds Of dit
and advised me 70 60 10 you. M
able to get to you. being sick In bed =
time, but sent for you 70 come ard
me. You prescribed four medicines 3
two weeks time was perfec " well. Z
Was last juno. and have not had . -
tom 0f the rhematism sincs. l c.
thank you enough and am doing r
my power 70 spread the Histogsnsttc
tern Of Medicine and tell people W
they can be cured.
Any one wishing 10 consult me In r.
to the case will lind me It ths corno(
Fifth and Albert streets. Lake Unios.
atlls. u. w. HAM
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Sudden Call for Military Tarn-Out Dur
Ing m Election.
BERLIN. Feb a0.-Fhc general election
for members OF the Reichstag took place
today. The vote pole,i was pnenomenally
large. Officials were overwhelmed with
work and 1T the polling places were unable
10 keep up with the crowds Of electors who
during the dinner hour FASTENED to deposit
their votes. A majority of the factories
were closed during the dav. Many anti
Semitic Conservatives voted for socialist
candidates in order to spite vaschow.
A great sem alton was created here at l
O'Clock this afternoon by sudden special
order from the emperor for all troops COM
prising the garrison Of the city to march TO
Kreuzoerg forthwith. The order Was in
stantly complied with.
The people were almost panic-stricken
until It was announced that the maneuver
Was simply one of the mill AIRY surprises
inaugurated by the emperor to test the
efiicisncy OF the garrison 70 reply 70 sud-
den attack by an enemy.
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SEATTLE. December Z. -
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan:
Dear Sir-When Was IN 0eatlIo II
month ! had stroke Of paralysis - 0
lett side Of my face. You might ~ 0
SHE Of my face was entirely void a u
culsr action. Icould not wink my Idt(
As usual, could not control The ioo0
that side Of my mouth. Ny lele
achsd for want OF being closed; ~
close the right eye tightly In order q CO
the left called upon yen ~ he -
mansion. You prescribed tor my treol
you gave mo medicines 20 lass II @
weeks. took the medicines for two 11
~ instructed and discovered impsovemG
continued taking IL two days longos q
am now entirely cured. ! cannot espeo
my thankfulness for having mes -
Yours truly. ISAAC 1. LEWIo.
President First National Bank, Kelchul
Idaho.
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A Lrns Debate Followed by An Exeeu-
tive session.
o1yxras. Feb a-rha senate net AZ 10
o'eleca. Pr silent IAgxatoa IN the chair. Eixh-
sevn seas,oFs wsr~ PRISE
g0ass rstseatei petitions with 400 names.
sSk pg hs sae rassa " OF :. n. Nos. :. AMI ~
tAsstrzsisa SYST. m ~ voting
Aassln tsoHa shs committee On tide lands re-
potted II. Ne. a.. aers4rtax certain streets
Over the tide lands public highways aud piac-
ias TIE ssas under tns spsrase "a ho<ssi 4.
recommending as fssssxes snd sdvefs. IL on 4
h. Ne Il 30 ssfseSl ihs scs 30 amend an ACT TO
enessassse tbe cal svsssea os eys.ers: after IN
drssstsis postponed
Use sazas~ssfse on hsraor iia~s rvrcred favor
ally Ga Ii. b. No Iel aeaains tie pors OF rost
TowssSsssi
TIE sessrnor Submitted tse appointments al
riags 4 Presto. Fax ", PAaas saa rsaak
t4s.,ssa p@ast ansry cetnm sssoneFx sst for
Consideration ~ sAss sfrerneau.
eESxsaI Fxx
ss No ~. by wslsoa--Res tire 10 sAe arstes
ard qualifications Of locomotive engiaeers.
passed
4 B. Ne 40. ~ we9a--ssesssiaw 10 csvtl ae-
tssssss All seSssrssg "a snsesxsaey.
ysso sVsT4fSxc.
ssoxvranr Fesxy.s v~sa az The sssaa<-anhxrs
hsli wss takea ap sud essAaat debate as sa,-
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- say e<&es aeeaens~As o. pcA&Ae ads larrs as
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saas1 he - ssg - saresay 80. iEsasaasAzy re-.
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= = M i&-E fsstxe 70 ssrnyakes; Passed
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fs - ~ssss ~ st4ieAaisrEs szsFg<sssc lie Il s
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Zoe shS sssasssss seats Of . snisarn Standard Of
vetxan and zcssures
A asests a->~ ever s<sszon Is wAseA
Aais~s 49, es< - saks say srssssr nrrosr Of
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AGAINST THE BILL.


Citisens Of spokans Opposed 20 The TIDE
Lands Project
SPOKANE FAILS. Feb. n.-0reat interest
has been aroused in this city over the
proposition now before the state legislature
TO sell tide lan.'s. The following call Is
being circulated. among business men for
signatures:
In view OF the ovenhadowing importance Of
proposed lesisission on the snbjacf Of tide lands
and Of the imminent danger that this vssaahie
property OF the state viii soon pass into the
hands OF spectators and land grsboers for Q
mere piitsnce compared 70 iu rial value, the
uutsrsigned citisens Il spokane Falls, iYres-
pectivc OF party. invite all good citixe n meet
81 the state opera house ss o'clock Saturday
evening for the pnrpose o. taking action to pre-
vent passage Of the Till nov pending before the
legislature o. Olympia
The meetssg viii Dc aid ,c<ssd By Judge r. B.
Blake, Attorney General Jones, Judge George
Turner. James B. Jones. Thomas C. Gsifafts and
osherA
The sentiment IN Eastern Washington Il
unanimously in opposition 70 the bill re-
ported By the tile lands committee.
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CIVIL SERVICE HKronm.
Inquiry Into th~ Acts Of . Comwi,
ssonsF's Family.

wAsHsSoros CRY. FEB. is.--The .a,.~ ct.s,
serv.s eesnmissioHsrs. Frs4k la en-. esstfr :.
the wsshfag - fnst twhtgh made eb.rx..
sr@tasf The 9 saElissioa,. ard number ~ other
ksnlismsn were prsssut wheu the He,4-. cs.r,.
snistre on fsforn OF the civil service this even.
J. tsrsn IL iavestlz CATION.
CsEN xSsss9oaer Lymsn test 6ed that nj.
bro her in-iAs, A. =. Campbell. had received
several rsenotions. ore OF them ia Arm fs-s
VII witness wss sole con a. issioncr. Came.
b. aid net pass exsminsfion for psomosion.
commissioners eier1s ned t~ins required 10 a.
-. In January or February Comrniss!ou<r
oheslT called vines sftenlisn % the fact 81
examination questions being fusptshs1 10 ou.-
ssdssA Nsxt dsy ~ discovered thee questions
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OLYMPIA, Feb. 20--The follow inr-namea
no aries pahiic have been appointed By the
governor:
H. A. hudson. Alfred y. Cave. LINDEN:
j. NJ. trifssh. whstcom: J. T. Taylor, j.
w. Eensiey, Spokane Falls: A. H.
Wheeler, Lstah. spoksne coanty; Eugene
r Gushing. Jnhn P. Hovey. Tacoma; r.
II. w. Ross. Elisnwharg
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Frees OF ssoeks in ?. D. Dstb.~'s erss addition
20 6AEsrt viii b ssva uted go ALTER March /
Other tsscrs ~ sssnssn ass rsu5diy ocsAne-
tnk CAbse ftn<s AID electric roets are tuosnssu M
snax ueys tuo rev ralssszds are cpmsnx In ard
.e boo6 sos shsrp sdvsuces In vaiEes spsn.
moa Bay DAME Jooo 4 CO. a. sscen1 sfrse1
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Aapistea = ~ Nc.

OLYMPIA. Feb M.-NoFman Buck. ESQ.,,
Of Spokane Falls. who il in the city. vas
admitted TO practice in the supreme court.
He is aged S. and native Of New York,
in the supreme court Of which he vas 6rsl
admitted.
Robert L. McCroskey. 60. sgd $, Z
native Of Tennessee. AMI Jndsou Apologize,
esq. aged 81. . native Of New York, were
recently admitted 70 practice in the su-
prxme couYt
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BosToE. Feb. 20.--Georgs Francis Train
r. busy perfecting his plans for the pro-
posed trip around the world, which he ex-
poets to accomplish in 60 days. He
received = telegram tonight from
r. l. Radebaugh, OF Tacoma. guaranteeing
. special steamer and IN escort OF citizens
from Tacoma 80 the steamer. Abyssinfa,
which leaves Vancouver March II. Train
will leave Boston March q.
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rRANTlc PARENTS.


Herotc Efforts.
krsssTos, Ont. Feb. 2o-~At a late hon,
last night IRE broke ont in a two.
story frame Dwelling liz DAxol street. oc
cnpsed by John IL lon and lamliy. AMI
when the bremen entered the house thew
fouad four children dead in bed. Mr.
Lesion. after vain efforts 10 revive IN. chi.
drsn. jnmped from tas second-ssory WINDOW
with . haoe in her arms. Her leg Wa.
broken BY the fall, but the baby was nnin.
jused.
Mr.. Lesion also made heroic efforts IA
save The children AID was severely burned.
He Will rrobshIy die
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4 teepuna M eeoAes1s9 - foeooo -
SnoW - q fefevp< q eon11oe - apppnr
ns1eeo - os untsgeutey eemnissos aad
80 - NrenHU - - - N4 seee0 - -
nesyespeD - noW We1nO4ny u1Gn<
bevsynW Keesy ~ epmyefenft1o - nsner
- z e0mfupe to4ny euGGseooo No. voy
01e - - a5lemlsy. 1he oDsespH -
eefS6ounrv 5ngnenu1 ~ = poupfeok go 80
Nd - sae1s veaaA seus = koop -
un5vuu11y uene 6enzeio ~ mninanfn & -
Dnod ohn0a ho1nnsor 1heupson nnfd -
ntxkt fhns - ~ reeu fhas & II sf11~ u~ss
oncputtefpur15v Sm.e1d il e. sSnts esen
this iexss1stnre wousx h wiling - eppro-
pYfA1e t36leg ~ tae inxfssuston.
TIE MI tntfodocNi today ~ Judsoe- @
WbHt<osa. 70 atst1s tbe cyuasies - ne
ktsse tHto cDsnmtsrsossr aissss<fA prossoes
fnat zach e0uafy MT befesofore dfssdea
.........- ...s--s.---. - - -. .s..s..s.
-. - -. go 49,
80 Is -. =. - 3. -.
- g
ssss = ss'''s's - 49,. y - - 1900.
- - s.'S s'~s'.. - - - e. 4.
- .<sals ss =. 80 z. 49,
= ''s. s''-'' - ~. : = '>-'
Governor Ferry signed this morning II.
b. No. i23, providing for the appointment
q : f<f commissioner for fhis slate: also
n. b. No. 20. extending the time fof pay-
ment Of the taxes al fs4x.
-~
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I~gs..aslve Assxns-~s.

oayxrEs. Fes. sD.--fhe TO lowing mem
hers sere ab-e rs on roll cali today:
Hossse-- islaesfsn. Cart. Dxy. Edens.
fierssn. kasase. Meade. Painter, Power.
Kaadasl ard Spence.
s<aase--tsais oii. kaexland. Houghsen.
I.ardes pxxpe
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walla wa Ii News.

wALLA wALL4. Feb. O.-Ths total
amount Of insurance held by Goodstein
Bros. on their stock DESTROYED By fire Tues
dav night vas So. 500.
w. p. winans had three ribs broken In
his severe fab Wednesday. He ID not dan
gerously injured.
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Nu1IcE no TRAYELxRa

Hereafter the fast mai via the Uston Pacific
viii leave Portland ~ q m. This wlH enaoke
passengers from Set ie TO reafh Chiesx. in
eggs four hoaysysr fifteen h0ars qiss ker ihan
via any other route. G. Martin, city snr
20 sec"n ssrecs, Boston bioeks o. y. Briggs,
agent. city dock
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San Francisco Supervisors Reauoe tAs
Price.
FAN FRANc1sco. Feb ls.-At . meeting OF the
wster committee Of the hoard OF supervisors
this afternoon IN order was submitted reducing
the rate 10 consumers al Spring Va ley
water per c~nG from the rates OF last
hscal yeor. This IL an tncfease OF about 70 per
cent ON the rates fixed BY the board last pebru-
AIRY and which we've ct sside BY the supreme
court on complaint Of the Spring Valley Water
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Tero1xE Pullman "a I'd s1e@ perp and In
tnr-cap. ASH latest impEsyed Tourist ses p<rs
through % the Eaxt via Northern Pscss &c rgst-
rod. A Cas.ss rs. city tick tss~nr, 7ss 3 srsnd
strsee. Bo~teu esoexs 4 1snkis. tepos Eckst
AGENT. n&Arske
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A Twenty thousand Dollar Fire.
KExr. Feb. 30.-Gmberson Bros. general
merchants. were burn.d ont tonight
Nothing was saved II IL supposed lamp
exploied. The loss is $4,000; insured fos
$4,000 The postofiice was in the store.
Everything was DESTROYED.
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Sale OF wo1i.Ana Park ticrks this weak.
Aoney To thiA Many improvements pFofnsstsi
also esexfric lsns runTing In April. With the
Gxss1ssn FsetEe rx4ife al Ia bald la next fsi
frfe.s sssl q Ally .5vsas
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NEVADA, Cal. Feb. a.-It rained last
night At s this morning Il got colder and
six inches Of snow fell The thermometer
Is now 20. and misty. The new maithouse
At Foget il reported to have collapsed LAST
night. The tota PRECIPITATION Is 70 inches.
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Sale 81 weoslAnd Para eze<ks tate ve<R
MoSsy IN tktA nany ia prov<us ~ prnr. s<<ss.
taaat1fap Pprssr yA1srsaa % essfla In n~x n a..
fgsexx usE ssesaAly s1vaxcH
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WALLA MALTA. Feb. ao.-Jsspcr Thomas
died at Ruddock. Oregon, last Tuesday
leaving considerably property. HIS heirs
are unknown and if be had any relatives
the authorities would like to know where
they are
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DR.. JoRDANs oFYIo
% at the Residence q gx-MoayosYnl
tes. vnlrd and James
Consultation and prescription ahse,ln
FREE.
send for free book explaining shs H.
genetic system.

CAUT10N-The Histogenetic Medici10
The label around the bottle bears the t.
lowing inscription: DR. J. Eugcne -.
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every cenm
device is n fraud
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0LYMSIA. Feb. 2n.-The supreme court
was in session today.
In the case Of J. Wilson Parton W.
Corel H. Danforth, Tacoma; judgment Of
court belog affirmed
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oLrxPrA = SHERMAN VALLEY
Departure Of the Treasurer 70 Buy Roll
ing stock.

ing Stock.
OLyxrrA. Feb. D.--The Olympia 4 Sher-
man Valley road. lately organized in this
CITY. bids fair. when completed. TO he ore
Of the most important lines IN the state r.
|. Dlosigess. the treasurer OF the rad. left
for San Frsnci-co Monday 70 negotiate for
the rolling stock
Tb~ intentions Of the company are TO ex.
tend the line from this point 70 the Pacific
via Gyay's Hsraor
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The valley Forre Disuasted.

Ane vSstey kOf80 Osemeete0s
San Francisco, Feb. N.-Ths bark VAL
ley Forge has arrived, thirteen days out
from Departure bay. She l. bound for San
Diego with . cargo Of coal. but Vas obliged
to put into this port on account Of being
partly dismastesi.
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gEDUcEp RArEs FAgr

firsf-ciass 4 kess via she unsou Pa ise a<a,fi>
% thtsaxp. ssss second csass So A. 4 Marin
city ticket sgent 20 -eeond It Boston block
o. r. Briggs. agent city deck.
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The French Coiltery Accident.
PANS. Feb. 0.-Forty-thres bodies have
been taken from the colsiery q Di@ppe, In
which the explosion occurred Tuesday
night. In addition, eight miners, badly
injured, have been rescued.
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- Iroe.. Nceos Dobeon. -. Il.
-
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In sae sfserSe-ea H. a. Ne ssa. BY Co-uvau
tsr shs sssassasszenss Of snissera Standard Of
wesxAn and zcssures
asesss ar<< ever SEXTON Is wAsen
Aaasss aar es< - saks say srsszsx number Of
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5he osnAse spsnt whole iot Of vafushle
80 fn useless discussion Of The sssAs.hear
~ Outnts wandered erf into an sussr.
n1ne dnssFessson en- asuasexses and
upme9oGy. and sa!csssed Weaver ot IesA
1neAer = she eiEhshear movement % gov.
noUone WORKS. - Tue prince Of csagrss.
onM oemAeoxaeA The same 81. wsx
Dooe9 IN The House some time
- e was waste Of time 10 hrsnx "a
- - senate Tnsss ars sixty essls on
8 tAifty-swo ot them e<anx on
and shey nsighs hass e@~a
xsaA much greater proGl Win
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-27
The Fair.

The Young Peoples Society of the
NJ. e. church will hold Fair and
Festival at the Rink. Wednesday and
Thursday, of next week. The Fair
will open Wednesday evening, with
supper from 5 to 8.
The National Carnival, commencing
with a Grand March, at 7:S0 will be a
magnificent pageant. representing the
costumes and colors of all nations
The different booths will be supervised
by young ladies in national costumes,
and the articles presented for sale will
be of great variety, for use and orna
..-S>-S. 1890. ~-s.-.--Sssv -~~>~Ss.o
ply arranged, and the flower booth 9
thing of beauty.
Thursday evening will be devoted tc
Calisthei,ics and Music. Everybody
is expected to attend, with their fami
lies and all their friends.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-27

Rev. f. M. Shrout, Pastor United
Church, Blue Mound, Kan, says
II feel it my duty to tell what wonders
DIR. Kings New Discovery has done fol
me. My lungs were badly diseased
and my Practitioners thought 1 could
live only few weeks. took five bot
ties of DIR. Kings New Discovery and
am sound and we'll, gaining 26 lbs. In
weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes; AFTER a
thorough trial aud convincing evil
dencs, am cUnfldeptfDr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, beats 'em
all. and cures wien everything else
fails. The greatest kindpess1 can 30
my many thousand friefids Is to urge
them to try it," Free trial bottles AZ
III. 9. Thatcher's Drug Store. Regu-
lar sizes soc. and $1.00. 3
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-27
500 Children Will Sing

on the afternoon and evening of the
opening day april 22) of the Detroit
Floral and Musical Charity Festival.
These children are being trained by
Mrs. Emma A. Thomas. director OF
vocal music in the Detroit public
schools. The songs will be from popu.
lar operas, and the national airs OF
various countries. columbia" will
be the opening humber, AMI will be
accompanied by the waving Of 500 lit
tie flags, and Everybody" will have
an opportunity to hear the children
sing.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-27
Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness to robust health
marks an epoch in the life of the in
dividuaL Such remarkable event il
treasured in the memory and
the agency whereby the good
health has been attained is gratefully
blessed. Hence it is that so much is
heard in praise of Electric Bitters. So
many feel they owe their restoration
to health to the use of the Great
Alternative and Tonic. If you are
troubled with any disease of Kidneys,
Liver or Stomach, of long or short
standing you will surely find relief by
use of Electric Bitters. Sold at Soc.
and 81 per bottle at III. G. Thatcher's
Drug Store. B
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-27
The Delineator.

The Delineator for April 1890 has
been receied. and like all previous
numbers is just what a Ladies' Fashion
Magazine should be- The styles for
April betoken summer is approaching
from the lightness and airiness of the
fabrics shown and the manner in
which they are made up. Now is the
time to subscribe. Price one dollar
per year. Subscriptions received at
this office.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-27
Mortgage Sale.

nefault having bee made In the conditions OF
u a certain mortgage dated the twenty first day
of January, 1894. executed by Geo: w. Love and
M ary r. Love his wife to Sabina V. Beach, and
recorded I'm the office OF tie Register OF Deeds
for the county of Crawford Michigan, In liber A
OF mortgages on page 579 ana BIB on the twenty
first day OF January, 1884, on which said mort
gage there Is claimedto be due for principal end
Interest at the date hereof. the sum OF $41O1.
besides $500 for an attorney fee provided Tor
by law, and no suit, or proceetii at law or 10
equity having been instituted to recover the said
debt or any part thereof, whereby the power OF
sale contained In said mortgage has become
operative. Now. therefore. notcs Is hereby
given that the said mortgage will be foreciosed
BY sale of the nortgaged premi. es &C pubic
auction to the highest bidder. at tie front door
Of the Court House in the village Of urayhng
Michigan. THAT being the place for holding, The
Circuit Court for the County OF Crawford on
Saturday the third day Of May, 1890 at O'Clock
In forenoon Of that day which said mortgaged
premises are described as follows. the east half
of the east half 81 the south west quarter, and
the west half u the south east quarter OF sec
ton twenty, in township twenty Ava. north OF
range three west containing one hundred and
twenty acres u land more or less. Crawford
County. Michigan. Dated January nth. iooO.
HAnLAN p. SMlgH, SAUNA v. BEACH,
Attorney for Mortgages. NoR1e&eEE.
Feb g. 1870. I3w
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-27

There is a famine of school teachers
in Oscoda comfy. STheexaminer says
they get married as soon as, he has
them started, for else 60 back to log
ging. He talks of importing some un'
manageable school ma'ams; but, in
country where women are so scarce.
even old maids are at a premium.