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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-12-04

What will the alliance people de-
mand3 Their power must certainly be
recognized. No party has ever shown
In its first election such remarkable
strength. For the second time in our
political history the farmer has taken
. prominent position in politics. His
demands this time seem to be centered
In free and unlimited coinage of
silver, and in the idea that the govern
ment should Eloan money to the farm
en- on land mortgages. 1t has too a
disposition to attack all corporations
and combines that operate directly
against the interest of the farmer.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-12-04

The legislature convenes on the 9Th
inst, and all eyes will be turned to-
ward the capital. Thither for week
past politicians have been rushing,
and it Is safe to assert that many a lit
tie scheme has already been laid.
There h much to hope for and the peo-
pie expect great things from this our
first LEGISLATURE.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-12-04

No relief has come as yet for the
farmers in the shape of removing their
crop. The railroads still continue to
explain the situation and promise
transportation, but the needed cars
never appear and the farmers murmur
still. There Is probably no combin-
alton between elevator men and the
companies. Such charges would be
hard to establish. The railroads sim
ply have not the capacity to carry off
the crop. They have misjudged the
situation. Relief will soon come no
doubt and as result new lines and in
creased facilities will be given to the
country.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-12-04

One among the most important
actions looked to in the session of the
coming legislature is the location of the
state agricultural college. Hon. Fred.
T. Dubois, in some recent letters, has
made the statement that there is some
500, 900 per annum Immediately avail
able for that purpose from the general
government. With this magnificent
fund to draw on an institution worthy
of great state could soon be founded.
The necessary laws for establishing
such an institution and securing that
appropriation should certainly be
among the first acts Of our legislature.
Several cities of Idaho have urged a
claim for the site. Among them Lew
istod presents strong claim that can
not with fairness be overlooked.
The climate, the soil, the location are
all favorable. 1t is one Of the repre-
sentative cities of Idaho, destined to be
a railroad and commercial center of
prominence in the state. The capital,
the insane asylum, the penitentiary
and the normal school have all CRAWL
tated southwark. But common fair
ness in the distribution Of gifts will
give this public institution to Lewiston.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-12-04
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER.
Entered at the Lewiston Postoffice as
Second Class Mail Matter.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1890

Reciprocity treaties with the South
American people seem to be gaining
considerable and the ministers from
those republics are bringing treaties to
closer bind our commercial relations.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-12-04

Bishop Vincent, in his recent lecture
in Spokane on the education Of Amer
lean boys, dropped hint that is
worthy of the consideration Of all in
terested in the rearing of any of the
above-named genius. His subject was
treated under the head Of atom and
His Teachers" Tom is the average
American boy; rich or poor, 1t matters
not. And his teachers, who are they?
Not the professional teachers alone,
but the 800, 900 who consciously or un-
consciously instruct him from the
cradle to the grave. The professional
teachers are overshadowed by this
great mass Of influence that comes
after school hours. Tom is boy who
is being taught twenty-fours in each
day, and many of the lessons that he
learns are more effectual than those
found in textbooks. His fathers
frown, his mothers angry tone, the
pictures in his rooms, the books he
reads; all are influencing his life, teach
ing lessons that make and mould his
character. Tom is boy capable
equally of good things or bad and his
training and early culture make hin
what he is.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-02-13
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY ApVER-
TISEAENT.


dttions "f certain mortgage executed
and delivered by Lewis y. Nelson and Clemma
N s.. bis wife; m"rtE.eors, to Minnesota
ds sse1 he s -. S a. o. {, 3na
Il the County Of Noble. Il The
At $3.50 o'clock P: n. in Book L. Of Mortx.ee es.
on page l2l 9. which there is claimed to be due.
a9d dSs a. the a anS the
dollars (4628. 500 and no action or rvrrr6tnT has
been instituted at law or in equity II TecovsI
the debt secured by SAID mortgage or any part
gned BY the said Minnesota Loan and invest
dated the isth dsv Of xSrii A. 3. :ess and re-
corded In the Office II said Register ri Deeds on
the 18th day Of April A. n 1886. at II o'clock
eS NJ S St Se1c Oh sye
by virtue OF u'wer Of sale contained in said
mortgage. and Of the statute In such e,se made
n an I Gey " s'id mortesee wi he irc.ed
Of said county: At the front dcor Of the Court
n n ss S s 8. ta1s q" IL h.
s;tr'1y The ':t d.. Of March a; D.; ,seo. At 10
" .;i' IN the . i"rno n: to satisfy the amount
interest thereon, and costs and ex,'rn.es cf
.ale. and Fifty dollars attorneys fees. -
stipulated In said mortgage in case Of fore
The premises described in said mortgage.
and 40 to hr Ss'ld. are the lots pieces or parcels
IT land situated IL the County "f Not'i>< and
state 81 Minnesota. and known and de% r!brd
AZ follows, to- wit:
lots Nrmb"r Nine 10y Ten troy and Twelve
{,2i "f Block Five =, III the village III adrian
according to the ON ;ial plat OF said village o.
Me and If record III the ONCE of the Regi ter n
DEEDS Of said County.
Ex'.sS SMITH, Assignee Of Mortgage.
Dated Ian. II. ,s9o.
GEO. ". VIII SIX. Attornev for Mortgage.
First rub. Jan. To-
last pnh Feb 10
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE AZ ADVxR-
TlSEAENT

TlSEMENT.
Whereas, default has been made In the con-
ditiOnS OF y certain m Ortgage executed and de-.
!ivercd Dy Peter +. Smith and AIDA NJ. Smith,
his wife, m0rtgagOrs, to The Artisans Savings
Bank ,n99rtsagee: dated the 18th day Of October
Register Of Deeds Of the county Of Mobiles, In the
State. Of Minnesota, on the 4th day of Novem-
Der A. ID. 1886, at o'clock P. M, in Book H. Of
mortgages, on page ~ on " hich there Is claimed
to be Ss sn% I: due 4 the date ths noes
and Seventy One Dollars ~, III. oO), and no ac-
ton or proceeding has been instituted at law or
in equity to recover the deb: secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof:
N H;v Insrefore Notice = hereby kixen that
mortgage. and OF the statute in such case made
foreclosed BY. sale Of the mcrtgaeed pro
misses therein described. e public sHc:
oc"n 1871 ss te e the s eda! # :.a
the Village q Wor:hington. In the County Of
ga day March A: D.. 1890, ut 10 O'Clock ia the
forenoon. to satisfy the amount which shall
then be due on said mortgage. with Interest
seyenty-nve te7tl Dollars attorneys fees. a.
closure. - 49, ~
The premises described in said mortgage,
ana 50 to be sold are the lot. piece or pareei OF
Il sna 3. so
lows. to-wit: The Northwest Quarter (nwA,
Of section TWenty-six, (sec 26) in Township
One Hundred and Two (TD. 1927 North, Range
Forty Three West. tr 49,,
Ts1 r ASr.s4 ,ss sAvlses BAsk hortgasee.
GEo. W. WILSON. Attorney Of Mortgage.
Last . w March ; Is
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LOCAL..
Wall paper new designs 1T

wall paper new designs ut
E. E. WARREN's.
Mrs. E r. Porter, "f Sioux City, was
a guest ut the Lake View over Sunday.
Mrs. Daniel Williams of Denver.
Colorado. is visiting with Mrs. J. T.
Fisro the Worthington House.
County Attorney DALEY left for
Alton, Iowa. on Wednesday on legal
business, to be gone q day or two. :
Mr.. !. W. Rosenberg, Of Vlnton, H.,
arrived on Monday to visit bis brother
Mr.. Joseph Rosenberg.
Hall s. Co. are loading cars with ice
at the rate Of 60 cars per day. Mr..
Spencer il u hustler, and no mistake.
Mrs. r. N. Nichols, and her son
Ralph. mother and brother Of Mr.. NJ.
A. Nichols Of the Namakagon Lumber
Co.. are in !Worthingtou for u visit.
Eggs II cents dozen at McMANUs
and BLY's 25tf
Rev. Harrington and wife went to
kushmore, on Tuesday evening. Mr.
Harrington preached at the Pr~sbyter-
ian church.
It will be worth your time to 40 and
hear Mrs. Smith 1T the NJ. E. church
on Saturday evening, and at the Con-
gregatioual church on Sunday even
ing.
Rev. G. 3. Ware will conduct Scr
vices 1T the Episcopal Church in Wor-
Ellington on Friday evening, Feb. 14th.
All are invited.
Mr.. G. W. Crane received a telegram
on Monday. from A. e. Robinson in
forming him OF the death Of Mr.. Rob.
inson's little boy. named Earl, aged
Eve years. Mr.. q. went to Minnes-
polls to attend the funeral.
The pastor of tho NJ. e. church will
speak on "Christian ScieDce'' next
Sunday morning, no service in the eve
ming except young peoples meeting at
6:3Oo'clock. .s.
We had 4 very pleasant call from
Rev. Mr.. Franzen, Of Mapkato, on
Thursday last. He has new church
building on his hands, which the poo
pie Of his new charge have undertaken,
and he 10 pleased with his new field.
Mrs. Jones hasn't gray hair in her
head and 10 over 50. She looks GO
young - her daughter. The secret Of
It is, that she uses only Halls Hair
Remover.
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PRoc4EDIlsos or BOARD OF COUNTY
conAGISSIoNERS.

PRocBEDINo3 OF BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
WofthinRt0n, MINI, Feb. 8, 1890.
Tho Bosrd Of County Commissioners
met pursuant to call BY tho chairman.
Members present: J. H. Denton, 8. B.
Bedford and J.. A. Town, chairman.
The Board Of Audit reported that the
Mobiles County Bank, and Adrian State
Bank were designated 40 the deposi.
tories Of Mobiles County funds for tho
term Of two years. Tho former 70 have
two-thirds ~ the latter one third ~
Of said funds ct the rate of three and
one-tenth (.08l) per cent per annum,
(pa yabls monthly on average
monthly balances. The bond Of No
bles County Bank in the penal sum Of
Forty thousand ($40. 0o0) Dollars also
bond Of Adrian State Bank in tho
penal sum Of Twenty Thousand $780,.
ooo,) Dollars, were duly approved.
The following bills audited and H.
lowed: Fl
l. L. Darby, cleaning jail vault. ............e Of
| State OF Minnesota ". Stephen Naylor.
W. ~ Bear. jnstice fees. 4
| W. l. Humston. constable fees. ............ n
Board adjourned sine die.
| JN0. ]. KENDLEN,
County Auditor.
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p@-We are compelled to use a
large part of our regular forms for
tho County Financial Exhibit and
other legal advertising. Look in
tho Supplement for tho readiur
matter missing from it's usual
place.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-02-13
Dated Jan. JOth, 1870.
First Pub. Feb. 6,
Last Pub. March i3.
NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALE By
ADVERTISEMENT.

WHEREAS, default has been made in the
conditions OF = certain Mort gage executed AMI
delivered by Thomas johnson, and Augusta NJ
johnson, hix wife. mortRakO,S, to H. O. ChnSe
mortgage, dated the 18TH day Of January A. ID
1859, and recO: ded In thu Office OF the Register
OF deeds Of the County Ut + obles. in the s; ate
Of Minnesota, Oh the 18th day OF January, A. D.
1889, At ~ O'Clock. A. NJ, III Book U Of Mort
cages, Oh page l57, Oh which there is claimed IT,
amount OF Six Hundred md Sixty Two Dollars
and no action or proceeding has been In situted
at Jaw Or In equity to recover the debt secured
by said mortgage or any part thereof Now.
Therefore, notice Is hereby given, that BY virtue
Ut power OF sale contained in saii mort age
and Of the statute In such case made and pro.
vided. said mortgage will he iOrccl0sed b. sale
Of the m"rtgaged premises the. Elm described
At public auctt"n for cash. By the Sheriff Of said
the Village of WOrthington, In the county Of
Mobiles. and State of Minnesota, on Saturday,
the 18th Gay of March, A. D. 1890, at 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon, to satisfy the amount which
shall then be due ON said mortgage. with inter-
eSt thereon. and costs and expenses Of sale, and
Fifty Dollars Attorneys fees, AZ stipulated In
sail mort gage in case of foreclosure.
the premises described In said mortgage. and
so t" De sold; are the lots pieces, or parcels Of
ri Minnesota. aud known and described as
lots Nine (S) and Ten uo) in Block Seven Il,
IN the Village OF Ellsworth. according to the
plat thereof on fle and of record In tho Office Of
the Register OF Deeds for said comfy. ::
Sc S.tsa y y.s %ss :S, 49, xst9rn'y Mortgage
First Pub. Jan 80, 1850
Last Pub, March 6. 1890
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY AD
vRprT2EMRNT

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY AD-
VERTISEMENT.
WHEREAS. deisu!t has been made ,ie the
delivered BY Monroe L. Miller, and Sarah
Miller, his wife. m0rtgagors, to C. +. Moore,
mortgage. dated the 18th day Of October, 4. D.
1887 and recorded In the 06ice OF the Register
81 a ss The sh S:ss e s11:
lss7. ~ $50 O'Clock, p. M. - Book q Of Mort.
cages. on page -. on which there - claimed to
DO DUE and e due 1t the date Of this notice. the
AMOUNT q -Four Huutlred and Ninety.s seven
has been Instituted 1t law o. in equity to recov.
part thereof, 49,. ~ .
Now: therefore. Notice is hereby siven, that
BY yirias Of ~ power .s o. sale cont:,ned ii .aid
aud provided. said mortgage will DO foreelosed
BY sale OF the m0rtgaged premises therein dos.
cribed ct public auction. for cash, by the sheriff
Of said county n the front door OF the C0u7l
House IN n the Village q Werthin.ton. In the
saturday, tho 18th day of March. A: D. 1850. u
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon, to satisfy the amoun1
which shall then be due on said mortgage. with
Interest thereon, and costs and expenses OF sale
and Twenty-Five Dollars attorneys fees. ~
! st1pulA ed In said mortgage In case Of fore
Tho premises described in said mortgage, and
50 to be sold are the lot piece. or parcel OF land
situated in the county OF Mobiles. and state Of
| Minnesota: and known and described Is fol
The Norih West quarter (4) Of Section re,
No. ~ F FoTn'eaP on" hundred and three ' d
CT. MOORE, Morte.gee.
G S. y; W11sos AZ Attorney Of Mortgage.
First pub. Feb. 18th.
Last pub, March 2Oth-
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THEIR BUSINESS BOOMING.

Probably no one thing has caused
such general revival of trade ut T..
W. Smiths Drugstoresas their giving
away to their customer: Of 50 many
free trial bottles of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for CONSUMPTION. Their
trade is simply enormous in this very
valuable article from the fact that it
always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis,
Group. and all throat and lung diseas-
% Quickly cured. You can test it be-
fore buying by getting a trial bottle
free. large size 81. Every bottle war
ranted,
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PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. To-.


In Probate Court, Special Term, Jan. 10Th. 1890.
In the matter of the estate Of Ferdinand Mol.
deceased.
Whereas an instrument in writing purpOrt-
ing to be the last Viii and Testament Of Fer
Oinand Mol. deceased, late of said county, has
been delivered to this court:
And whereas, Julius MOll, Ofthe village Of
WorthingtOn. above County and state. has filed
Herewith his petition, representing. among
Olilsr things, that said Ferdinand Mull died IN
said County on The Sixteenth day OF January,
1897. te>tate, all, that said petitioner Is the
b, Other and only heir named in said Will and
1e<lameut,hO executor being named in sid
viii, and raging hat the said instrument may
he admitted 10 probate, and that letters Of ad-
miri>tra ION with Will annexed be 10 him issued
thereon.
Ii is ordered. that the proofs Of said instr,i-
ment. and the said petition, be heard before
this CGu,t at the Probate Office In saii CO:.nty,
on the Eighteenth day vi February. A. u. lSsU.
1t Ten O'Clock IN the forenoon 1T a spec al term
thereof when I'LL persons in ere ted MAY appear
for. contest. The probate Of said instrument:
And it IL further ordered. that notice OF the
time and place IL said caring I've given to all
persons inte.ex, Ell. by publishing cpy Of slis
s,rGlcr once III each week. for three successive
weeks prior Il, said day ot hearing. In the
WOrti:ifEtln ADVANCE. weekly new:pa' .er
printed and published At WOrthingt'n III said
Dated at worthinston the Twentieth day Of
January A; ID: 1897. By the G'Ir:: ,-
Judge ~ Probate.
DANIEL ROHRER. Atty. for Petitioner. 2t3
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NOTICE OF MoRTGeGE SALE BY AID.
VERTISEMENT.

Whereas. default has been made in The con
ivered BY Waller s. Asssa1d an% a hou Gs
hts xs s sy e. pcss%
Der, A. u. 1881 and recorded in the Office II the
kegi ter OF Deeds Of the county Of Mobiles, In
semDsr, A: p. 1887, At 40 O'Clock, T. NJ. In
Is ana Is Is da n At Mo sSe
and Ninety Five Dollars, and no action or pro.
ceeding ha: been instituted at law Or In equity
to recover the de1t secured by said mortKage
eriEsen, ~ Niels .: Fre',erikss". to Rudolph S
NGn ~ s,sssnment dated the lin
Of Apti a. i. 1859, at o'clock +. N, in Book )
And Whereas SAID Hfse m MAS u,v ,..,sn
ed by the said Rudolph Nunnemacher t. Nicls
e. Fretiericksen: by assignment dated the 3rd
office OF said Register Of DEEDS. on the i2,n day
Mortgages. on page ~,
signed by the said Nieis c. fre<,erikscn' to J..
johnson by assignment. dated the lUth day OF
September. 1859: an, recorded IL the once II
cages. on page Gls.
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given: that by
virtue OF p Wer OF sale contained In said mort
provided, said mortgage will be fUreclOSed by
sale Of the mortsaEed premises therei" des-
crbed. At public auction. Tor cash, by the Sher-
lit Of said county. at the front door 81 the court
hurse /" the Village Of WOlthiRgton, In the
county Of Mobiles: and State Of Minnesota. on
Saturday. the end day Of March, A. II. 1871. at
| 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, 20 satisfy the
amount which shall then lie due on said mort
| gage with interest thereon. and casts ant. ex-
penses Of sale. and Twenty-Five Dollars Att"r-
ney's fees, az stipulated in said mortgage in
case Of foreclosure
The premt Ses described In said mortgage. and
20 to be sold are the lot. piece or parcel OI land
situated in the county of NObles and state Of
| Minnesota. and known and described IS
| follows, tO-wit:
Eleven. (l1) Township One Hundred and Two.
| (lO2) Range Forty. (40)
/. jon NSON,
Assignee OF Mortgage.
GEO. W. WILSON. Attorney for Assignee Of
MORTGAGE.
Dated Jan. 3bth, $780,
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FINANCIAL Statement

OF Mobiles County, Minnesota, for the
Fiscal Year ending January 4, 1890.
Statement showing from what source
and on what account funds have
been received; also the Assets and
Liabilities of Mobiles County; To-
cpther with balance sheet showing
the standing of the different County,
Town, School District and State
Funds ut the close Of the Year 1859.
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NorI. Amounts on hand at the beginning
n sA,t year, also State funds and fues, are ill.,
IL isl with receipts.
-. ,alts overpaid At the close OF last year,
~ - I as syTefnnded. are included with pay
/! q &, both townships and school districts,
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COALl sCOALll COALll!
I am selling good Illinois Lump
Coal ct IS per ton.
l6tf AZ0MFoKDIs.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

AHTIClD0 " lNCOHtURATION
We. the undersigned; Do hereby associate ou!.
clcs OF tne"rpOl alton, for the purpose Of beeOm.
ing incOrpora te.s under the law. Of the state Ut
Mi"nesota. for the purpose hereinafter set
FIRST. The name Of this corporation shall be:
The Peterson Mercantile Company.
Second, The general nature III it. business 10
tho owning. bu! Ing and selling. at retail. Of
goods. wares, merchandise. lumber. and grain,
aud the conducting and carving on Of grner-
Al mercantile business. at retail. and the own
ing or lea: Ing OF such real estate, ~ may
T Ss: III: pr!nc,r., place Of bushes. is.
Fourth. FIJI. corporation s' shall con'mence on
February lst, lsso. and shall continue thirty
Filth, The capital stock Of the corpor.tion
shall be ten Thousand dollars. and I'VE dollars
per share shall be paid In on February lst. 1850:
III said sh IN call
aud within ten days After such call.
Sixth. The highest amount Of Jude btcdness
Of said corporation shall be i've thousand
Seventh, The names and residences Of the
parsons forming aaid corporation are:
Charles L. Psterson. Of Round Lake. Mime
Frauk O. Petsrson. Of Minneapolis, Mime
John P. Peterson. Of Ellsworth. Minnesota. &
Gustavus Swanberg. Of Wu'htnyson. Min
Eighth, The on,oe,s Of said corporation shall
Ro.rd ~ Tru,t.e. con,i,t;u~ Of ,hr,. n.r,.n:.
o.sh ~ rho.n sSs;, r. s,~ctc6 IN the AT Mo-
day In January In each ysar. and shall hold
their Office for one yeaf and until their
sos arc elected The noMes OF me nrst Board
OF tr0stees are Elsnk y: reteFsGn: CnerieS L.:
Ietssson, 91sseHnS Sws99o1IK, wn 9 no1G one
unts! she arss .,onoay IN Sanns!y !os1; Ils nlse
9 9S ~ soa0 ~ YOsss.V1r nasa.
SUnn s. s'.o Sik 81 ys S. =; VA
tS Se ncs nn; tsn M Nn1sy n VI 1snn mC
tssiF Smse unts. Wy nsH onosy ~ yHnu nI
the managemont Of its affairs 10 vested In said
ofaeeys and aid Board Of 1rustses-
4, Ninsn: Ine c9Psol s!3ck OF $40 coepo1a.
Ton ~ olvlooo Inv0 Vme 1ncHSa10 snAtes ana
the amount OF Saon snare - Aen loue0:
In witness xnefeoI We navs ners9ntS ses our
1andS ana am1eS our eosi: et Mottnngson2
Mobiles County, Minnesota, this Sixth day OF
JanSa5y' a. ". 1esG
FRANX o. PErEHsox. sEAL1
JOHN +. P1rER1oN. lSHALl
v,tr..... = III n.;se2 r Tcvn a. 10 Ch!.
Pe1srscn Sohn - beter.on .ni am.favns
S,..oSsre u ri 7 acreS Frsd Krel,s ~ h.,
Ts.nk q sp.ts..on 80" "
-
STATE OF MINNESOTA. }
50.
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Remember the Grand A6air at the
&. A. h Hall on Tuesday aud W odnes-
day EVENING" of next week.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, }
C0uvrv ~ Nopura

On this 9Th day Of January. $3.50. before Ne
personally appeared Charles L. Peterson, John
p. Peterson. and Guslavus 9wanberg. to mo
known 10 be the persons described in and who
executed the foregoing instrument. ard &C.
knOwledged that they executed the same -
their free net aud deed.
tSkALl C. Q. DALEY. Notary Public.
Mobiles County, AinnoSota