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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

Noatness Is good thing Tor girl. and
n she does not learn Il when she 4 Young
she never viii. Il takes a great deal more
neatness 20 make a grl look we'll than Il
does TO make boy look passable. Not be-.
cause boy, 10 start with. Is better looking
than girl, but his clothes arr of differ.
ent sort not ~ many eolors la them, aud
people don't expect boy 10 lool. 80 pretty
~ d girL
a glrl that l. not neatly dressed Il called
asloyen, aud no one likes tO look at her.
Her face may he pretty md herey % bright,
but II there Is a spot VI dirt on her cheek,
aud her finger ends Aru hlacl, with ink, and
her shoes arr not laced or buttoned up, aud
her apron Is dirty, and her collar a not
butioned, and her skirt il torn, she cannoi
BE- liked. learn 20 bo neat, aud when you
have learned II Il will almoat take care VI
Standardization az Work.
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A arm OF stonocutiers In Berlin have
introduced n pneumatic chisol into their
establishment Tho workman holds tho
syrlngellso apparatus with both hands,
aud ns ho slidea Il over tho surface Of
the stone or motal the ohisel, making
ton or twelve thousand revolutions o
minute, chips oil particles. New York
'laleyrntn
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NOTICE o. sAlr of man ISAAC.

NrotiUE n uEnLhY GiNES. THAT ~
~ NuWmHnru ~ az order ~ tNu Probate
b. curt ~ sat iaks County Territory 81 Utah. 10
ne matter 81 tlr rstAiT % sarah Watkins, de-
reaHrd, the under fifned, John r iiuCtlc, ad'
minisuAtorof tnid estate, vii sell ~ private
10 the confirmation % sHld rruhtlr Court, nu
~ after the iiu dhy ~ IalT, a a. raj ali the
uFhlt ilug Anh thtrfIei Nhirh We tali sarah
Watkins had I'd ihU tlmr uf hnr dgfuafe, ur
Which said rHiaif haa Hlrff acquired, ~ and 10
Tho following itHrt OF land ~ sat tale CITY.
COUNTY Of talt l.ftU AMI iruilffy " luht 20
.fI, In iiloct 1hiuy five iI N fist "u,' Falt
lntU tiiy fuftrfs IrfuH % tair raah. nrrd
~ iIr gtpcrte 81 purchaser hlda mugi ue ~
WutuH. Aut fraT 90 let on toe tluru % uartiU
\ .nn No. . ruuth Last Temple street, salt
joins g. BUCKLE,
Administrator Of the ritaio VI sarah Nat
kIhas dusfahf1t ul4
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Advantages OF Seasoned yellow line'
Workers In ornamental wood nov
assert that yellow pine, harl finished In
oils. Il the rival IN beauty Of any wood
that grows. not excepting tho costlic,t
Of tho hard species, Il being susceptible
ot receiving aud maintaining as high a
degree Of polish as any known wood.
Willie, when iinprcgnaiod with Oh, Il i
almost indcstructible In such a con.
dition L i inpcryious 20 even hot
grease aud other substances that leave
an incIacoablc stain upon white pine,
maple and various other woods
Tho yellow pino referred TO Il tho
long leaf pino-thc plnua nustralls Of
botanis,s- growing 20 nbundantly Ia
East TcNna Trees can be- found In
this species with curlcd grain n litilc
ON tho plan Of "curly maplc.' 80
other wood can DO made into uoc
beautiful cabinet work There Aro .
few SMALL mills In tho long leaf Pine
regions further east that cut this char
motor 81 plnc exclusively, shipping tho
product 60 northern cities. Now York
/ Telegram.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

The Ds''r'' sa,ius' HANK ''og s,!,s, y

The Dotsfet savings bank ae1Vorai.on.l
rlainun.
George r.. yeadon. Hcntieua Yesdor.
stewart y. li1uah, isucs Murdoch,
Cooper Anderson anu LdNaui >. Ifsn
with. bcicndsnis.I
order Of sale aud Decree Of Foreclosure and
sale.
YfNDER ANp ny VIRTUE or Az ORDER
~ sale und decree Of f1feUiusufe aud
sFio issIed aul o. the 1tlfd Judicial Dlstiei
Like. on the ioin day Ut jnnc 4. u isli. IN the
aiutc enuteu aciiuu. wherein The Deserai
saving. Hans o corporation tie above named
l5reriS' aro ard sale a.alnii George D..
lcaoo1. iivnrcita lcadoni -iewau y
nauFh. james Murdoch. couIsr Andcr
snis. oa Inc ION day oi June, isii. Tor thc snm
Of frHgl 10 lawful money OF tne United
sisic', bg.ifes iniefsfi, costs 1nd counsel ices,
which said decree Wa 90 0 iiih day ~ innc.
ls1i. recorded IN iadfmcni tost af said court,
i am commanded 20 sell ali iha. ecrtalu lot,
piece or parcel uf lfrd situate lyinr ahd
bang IN tito c1untv OF salt lake, Territory ~
10 vii ntiug uaft 81 fsii I've Nl, tnnek cishtCcn
49,, fiat ~" salt fnku ttg survey, ruui-
meecinr - roiini .eysn GOD enc hsii " I,
i.t. aud running thrntc east tetcn 10 fuds .
thence south tso nnd Que hat tihl RODS,
thence west seven 90 rode. uencc north two
nnd one halt lltl rods 10 the piaee 81 begin.
uirF. containing ssveateen and one hat fish1
fquare foifuf rfuunf. ruhllc rottt be- here
Nv given that on saturday. ne llth day ~ iulr.
tuuri nuutn door % thr equally ~ salt iste.
viii, iu obedience 60 sad order " sale aud DC
cree OF fnINClCsufr ara sale irll Tho above
described property. or - much thereof ~ On ~
b. Hressssff H. SAMMY snif 4nfamcnt, VIII 90.
trffst sui Ces'f. etc. 10 the hirhsat AMI beet
builder Tor iaefui MONEY % The UuHtd tltes.
Ternia o. sale cash.
Dated Al salt tafe city, thH 9Th DAY #
luug. 1904. ANntrW ! nuNr, shcrf.
ny Juuv u. CunuucE. Deputy. diAw ~
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DELINQUENT NoncR.

Tho bellevue Idaho ainnE Company. LosA.
tun ~ IfuH rAi place 81 huslurfa, sat
fatn tiiy, utah. location ~ Niuri aud
Mottf. niaefal iiiil Niains baifigt. state
~ ldahn.
Nvo1IcN.- TIiEHH n DTftNQuFNr uP.
~ on the follosinE described stock, on 40
share, levied N me liih day " April, isi, the
several aNrunta t0t opposite TIE uamea OF Tie
~ narlINa hMlIn hnll DOR. % lllInn.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

Albert Erwin, editor of the Leonard,
Texas, Grdphic, says: "For the cure Of
cramps la the stomach Chaml erlaiu'r
Collie, Cholera and DiafrhWa Remedy
is tho best aud. most speedy ever
used.D Msny other. who have tried
IL entertain thu same opinion. d4s
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lrGhL NOTICE..
In he Probate Court in AMI to- Salt fake
County, TefntofT ef utah.


deceased.
IvPoN nEAniSg AND TffiNG THE PT.
~ uuou Of sarah ", nandu. pfatins tor
ne ADMISSION g. probate " redaln dafu.
mont, thrfrWith llad IN thls N1uu. pufp1rtius
W be- the last VIII aud Tottamcnt u The a..
ceased, u b. nriurrd that iuday, the 10Th uay
N July, A, % isli BE- ant 10 heret appellate
ttf thr htsuur ~ mo rfuof " thr exec Itluu
~ aam Wi al 10 u'cioct a. ~. Of that day, ID
the County Court House In SAT- Take CITY
~ u Further ordered thst The olcfk cause doe
notice thereof 30 be- giVrn hy publication N
notice ~ bearing aaif reuunu lh thr nEsruLf
INIstNu NtWs newspaper puiiifhrd in salt
lstc County. Tor Al least Ten daya before said
dhy ~ hehuus, SOD that nntiest uf The same be
matted " fur hrifafrsillrEIn salttlaEut County,
Z hrfUHI 1T ffiifT. the tlth day ~ July,
isIt. % near he rstIiiln ~ Sarah " tsvdcn,
ufHTinr iaf hfmHfiuu ~ ufukstg o. certain
dneumuut pufplfunr % W the lHft val and
testament Of ilvnY nawdtn. dorrisri
Nhn,'s my ilhi ~ AIT tale CITY. ths sllh
day % Jane. A. u. lflt.
q. ". nAHrCu.
iunaf uf SAID Court.
faEAtl & D. ALLAN,
dtd ffolaie CleTt.
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nN READING AND TiliNu TuE ~
~ uiiun uf hhhie 4. IlfEnit nir inistairt
~ Che uttstH Of catherine Aifu liaHult nc.
ceased. seiiins forth thai she his died her nnti
account ~ her admiuisifatuu upon Fad Us.
tatf iu ihis CHufti that oil tho denia 70 saia e.
tate rud IT Haid dtrfafet have tern fulf faifs
an1 thata psfInu ~ aaif raiats frmaihs 20 W
divided among The heirs u SAT- deceased ahi
praYiuE amnnE other Thine lur ~ uflfr Al
LOWING sAid nnai agrrNut aud % diftfihutiru "
the icfldnc VI said estate among ihc persons
h 4 ofdsftd that All rcr.oas iniCfft'sd in
the estate u tho said Catherine Alru lissuI,
deceased. ho sod appear before hc ffohaio
Cauft 0f The County q Nalt iAto. a ne taufi
lnaui of aad tnurt, IN tle lNunu Cont
iinusc.on "Wednesday The itih DAY 81 juiy,lWl,
"a 10 O'Clock AM, thea aud hero " shnu
cause Why au order allowing sail lnA account
md Of disinhutinn stouid not o. made - the
residue 81 iAIi sstaie amorF tho Lelri ~ ths
saii Catherine Allen rrgotL Deceased, accord
itia further ordered that the s'efs cause n,
tees 81 this ntdrf 70 DO posted iu three ruhllf
uiHres 10 salt tntr Nnuutr and published %
the uIsEnir ErtsfNd NfNs, = Newspaper
pitnied aud circulated 10 rhlt i4kt touuty
ihren webs furrfssiyelY ntAi, before The aaii
ilth Say " julr ift
dated Jane .lil. isll..
q. ". nAufCn. Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

In the rfonats Court. On and for sat Lake
County Territory " ttAh
I'm The Matter o. The Eiiate OF Harriet TAT,
dcrrat1A

NvourI y iilnEh1 GIVEN THAT
~ IIralftl 4. Web. afmirlstfatfis u me
estats ~ Harriet TAFT. dffeassd has tFnt
fsrsa flf sstt'smrui, anf niod In sAfd CoHff.
trf rnsl sfcduut % he admiuittFaton o. said
ostats and petition Tor FINAL dis'fihutidn 81 mo
feflf4a ~ sad estate among thH persons GA b
utifd thffst0, and that ffidiY, ttu ith
day % July, A. y lsll a % a. m, a. the
fiouss sait lake tity ahd Counti. utah ZEE
ritnfy, tAs busu duif app1intsd ~ ihs Jndsr
IN aald Court Tor ~ sctusnOnt 81 sad ~.
count and hcafinE taii retiiion Tor distribu.
unu, NJ which time and rlhcr aay person iutsf.
ssisd IN said estate nay hrpear and chow
rauss 10 anY thafa bs,Wly Aidareount shnvll
not bs toiutd ard approved AMI mai tisutu.
tiuu mate ~ yfsTrd for
Dated Juns 10Th. pnt,
q. y. MIN, Ciefs q frobats Court
tiy q. u. ~rANTuN. Uspaiy. d1H
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County q ssitiaie. Z"
10. D.. Allen, r'dfA II tho rrohAis Caufi ln
tory 81 ttah. DO hereby csriiiY that tho lore
F1lnsts fnii. true and correct copy of ofdrf
appointing time aud plarr Tor settlement %
nnh account and 10 hear psiiiinn ~ dstiibu
tion, as appears Of record IN my once.
InWitnsaa whereof I have hcfruntu fst Wy
hand aud aNKrd The seal Of tali Court, thts
sQih DAY Of June, A, H., lHl.
ltIAt,l = AlLhN,
Clcfk % the Probate Court
uy q. b. STANTON, Dgpuiy CleTas dtd
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And IN accordance will Law and m order 81
n Hoard uI Directors, made on the III day
~ Anil. ltlit 80 many shares ~ earh parcel
~ stock a. may be Necessary, VII be sold 40
The Ofee " toe Company In nIt Lake CitY, on
lUday tho eu DAY ~ Junc, ltli, ~. .. H., ~
he cost OF aiyeuising and expenses OF sale,
HEofdrf of the Board of nlfectnfi,
o., q. IonN, Acling ssc'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

1, q. D.. Allen, Cier1 OF the Probate Court IA
anu Tor the usluiy of san l-ate. 10 iAe IerFi'
t1ry af utah, 30 hereby ceTilig thAt TIE fore
IL sh0N eaps6 wiz order Of saisof real estate
should not 10 made, in me matter Z The estate
aud gunfdianthln ~ Joseph T. ~ hfHham, "a
al mlnnrs, AZ Hpnsaff ~ record In my Onlrr.
In wltness whereof, have heTcutto sst my
hand and anlAcd the zeal Of tnll tulft, this
SAL q w. ALLEN,
Clerk Il rTytA.s Court
ByC.E STANTON
DegWly CLERK dsu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

SAT- L,kr CuN, utah, June %, lal.
AtAmurtiur nf the Hoard 0f Difeciors OF ne
bellevue ldaho MinipF Company ,hrld thls day.
The date Of payment OF the shove desc fihed dc
lnq 'tut ftlrH, was extended frOu me 9th
daf Of juno. 1871, in the luih day OF july, lsul,
u Ito same hour aud plarr
IY order Of the Hoard ~ Directors,
q, -. HONS, Acung seCy,
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fuf ulHWlh Nuui
nN nEAniNe Am IttlNG TIM rks
" IiU1n ~ Ahtlo A. IlFsutt, nduiuisiraifiH
81 The rttats of George ". riEfutl, deceased,
setting fufth that she hN nlrd Der lnAl ars
count ot Der Aimialstrstun uppn sad estate
in thia teau that al iln debts 81 Htii rttaie
aud Of taid drfrHasd have htun FUZZY PAD, auu
that a portion uf Hhid CrtAto fuulaius tn Doe al
Nurt AMONG thr huifs ~ tsli dereaird, aud
pfaYiuF amunF other thlufa isfhu urlffa.luN
ina fad unAi account aud disuihuuun % me
Tesiduu Of said titA.e amons the pslsons on
tltiod.
IFS ordsred that allpcrtons ihtrfc,isd 10
the estate Of Toe SAD henffe W fsr0ii.
deceased, te and appear before the iruhaiu
COM VI the County 90 rali Take, a. no Court
liuum ~ sail court, 10 no tguuU tuuft
House, on "Wednesday, ne 18th daY ~ july,
1891, al W o'rlncs a., then And there u show
cause why an nHrr allowing tali nnal &C.
count Hnd u distrIbuton should not y. msde
~ The residue Of sad usiaif amgns the heirs
1i The SAID uelFgo W. fisfa,I, deceased, ae'
0ofiinT u law.
Its inrhcf ordered that ne CLERK cause no
tees u tia order IA BE- pofttdin ufee Iuhlic
plAees ln salt Lake County aud pnbllshrd In
Inc DsshnEr kNEsfsa NNWs, = Newspaper
printed sud circulated 10 salt i.Atc cnuntY,
lhfcs ssels sucrestively ncAiloeiofc tho siii
G.'w. nAHrCn. Probate Judge.
dated June saih isgl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

IN the matter a The iaiaie and uulrdifnshlp
Of Joseph l. n. Graham, u al, Miners.
order n show Cause Why order ~ sale o.
Real Estate should not DO made.
C,AIAu A. MITCHELL uHAiiAN, TIE
- Guardian " tho prrson and e1tAte 81 10,
seph d. N frcdTlc e., william ~, ii0sA, HArah
D. and Charles A. Graham, hlnois, having
MED her peution herein, duly verified, praying
Tor an order ~ sale ~ al the fnsl estate Of sali
minors tor the purpotfs therein cot iQrth, u 10
hereby ordered iuat ihe seat Of bin Of che
wards, AMI al prrhons lnicfefltd Va 10 estate
OF said miners appeaf before me ssi Probate
touFt on fT.day, The tenth day of july, 1891,
NJ 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon ~ fad daT, at
tho Coun hoom ~ said Probate Court al thn
County Oouft House, 10 ne Ci,Y aud cuuntY ~
hali lake, TITAN Ier1tnry, o. show cause WY
an order should not be glahtsd 70 tue said
HuHrdian, 70 sell 90 much % ne real estate %
THE said iainnra, N private sale, ~ thali be
Necessary, anu that COPY Of this order be- pub
ilshed n least thfrt successive NoskE "a the
DksTHkr kyIsisG kENs, a nfwspAper pFlnted
aud pub ished ~ sald CAV aud Ioantl,
pAlcd qth day nf Junr, ilL
Nv, BAgtCh, PROBATE Jaise.
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I. q. D.. Allea, Clsft Of the Probate Couf. In
aud Tor the L.uniy Of salt Lake, 10 he TefH.
tofY of utAh. de- hereby csfuiy that the fore
going Ia fun, tue aud correct eory NJ order
appointing umn aud place for settlement %
mai account, aud 70 hcar pellunh TOT ditiTiha'
ton, ~ appears of Tonurd IN ny once,
"a witnrts whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand aud snlNci the seal u said Court, ths
isrALl Y. ALLEN,
aClrrs VI PROBATE Court
Byo v. STANTON,
nsuufg fflgFE dHa
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order appointing lime und place Tor seitlrmcn
% unaI account aud 10 htaf ltuiiou
fff distribution
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LEGAL NOTICE.
10 tie Probate touu in and for salt Lab
Couuiy, fcuioy u Utah.
In IAe matter u the EstAie OF George W.
rirrutt. deceased

order aprolnurE time aud place for settlement
Of anhi account and N hear petition
for III trlh ton
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NOTICE.
I'm ths Probate Court IN and Tor salt i.at
County, Territory Of itah.

IN the matter ~ tho Estate u C,ihcnu. AIien
IlHgptt, drrfatci.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-09-25
1T WASN'T LOADED
A Smart Member of the Connecticut Ma
tional Guard Kills Two Camnanionsu

A Smart Member of the Connecticut Ma
tional Guard Kills Two Companions.
WILL1MAT1c. Conn.,, Sept. l9.-A fatal
accident occurred here at the practice
shoot of Connecticut guards. John
Peterson, of Company G., picked up a
rifle and pointed it at different members
of the companies. He was told to put it
down but refused, saying it was not
loaded. He pointed it at Richard Bah
bington, aged rs, and pulled the trigger.
A report followed and the next instant
Darlington and William Malone, of
Company E,fell to the ground. Babbing-
ton was instantly killed, while Malone
was fatally wounded. The bullet, a 49,
calibre, had passed through Babbing-
toms heart and out at his back and
struck Malone, also passing through
him. Peterson was Immediately ar
rested. He claims that he did not know
the gun was loaded.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-09-25
The Mosquito Troubled Him.

ii IAOSQulCO lTOuDleu Him
"Oui," said the Marquis de Vim, select
ing cigarette from his case. "Oui, Eat
mon waz a ver' brave mon."
Archibald O'Rafferty looked pleased, and
the marquis continued:
"Ze story, eet make me tink ov something
WOE a weetniss to in Russian. A criminal
had been sentenced to die on a cross, to
be-er-what you call him-ah, yees, cruel
fled. 1t IL a ver' common way in that part
of re world. 1t IL ov southeast Russhar
that I speek. Five other criminals, who
had been tried Il long time, were to die,
and they did so, but with much crying and
screaming. which made the crowd laugh
ver' mooch.
but this n criminal of which 1 speak
to you he did not cry once, not ever when
one of re spikes broke after piercing his
right hand, and they had to drive in an
other. And when they spiked his feet to
the pole he never make so much az one
groan. And when they let 90 ov him and
his whole weight was suspended from the
spikes in his hands he keep as still as never
was. Hiz eyes were closed, and at last we
began to tink that he was dead, when he
opened his eyes, and when they fell on me
he say:
"'Monsieur, will you please do me one
favah?'
"'Certainment,' l cried, with pleasure.
What ees eet:'
"'Just kill that mosquito on my toe. He
is bothering the life out ov me. '"-Chicago
Post.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-09-25
A LYNCH HIM.

Shocking Murder of a Farmer Living
Near Darlington, Wis.
DARLINGTON, Wis, Sept. 1s.-A shock
ing murder occurred about two miles
north Of this city about s a. m, Anton
Zobolt killing James Meighan. Meig-
han is a farmer living about six miles
north of the city, in the town of Willow
Springs. Zabolt is a farm laborer on an
adjoining farm. Metghan came to the
city to get a load of lumber and Zabolt
came with him. Toward evening they
started together for home on a load Of
lumber. A short time afterward mes
sengers arrived in the city stating that
Meighan had been killed. Some passers-
by saw the finishing act of. the tragedy.
After killing Meighan the murderer un-
hitched the horses and started home.
He was overtaken by officers and
brought back to jail. Lynching is
talked of. The aus of the killing is a
mystery.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-09-25
The Crop Shortage.

NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-Ar AHE :vL
study of the worlds food surl ~esssRr the
forthcoming number of The y ,rjcan
Agricultural, emphasizes facts of grave
Importance to both America and Europe.
It declares that the half has not been
told about the European shortage in
breadstuffs, which not even a bountiful
crop this year would have relieved.
Continental powers, especially Russia,
suppress the facts so far as possible. In
many Russian provinces the scarcity of
food became pronounced as far back as
February last. Accepting the largest
estimates of production, both at home
and abroad, and even assuming that the
United States and Canada can export
225, 000, 900 bushels, there is a deficit in
the worlds food supply Of at least 200,-
600, 900 bushels of wheat and rye, with
a possibility of the shortage
Being Twice as Great.
Added to this is the almost total failure
of the potato crop in Ireland, and a Sc
rious curtailment in the yield of potatoes
on the continent. Even with the ut
most economy of distribution and an I'M
heard of consumption of American
maize, grave distress is before the masses
of Europe. Enormous exports of wheat
and -four from the United States in Au-
gust prove that Europe regards the sit
uation as worse than it has yet been
painted. For the first time in years
wheat, bran and middlings are exported
to Europe thus early in the season.
These circumstances are accepted as the
strongest possible reason for believing
that prices of wheat are today naturally
low. 1t looks for a sharp advance in all
cereals as soon as the demand realizes
the limited extent Of the worlds actual
supply. Every bushel of high grade
wheat is today worth fully one dollar on
the farm where it grows.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-09-25
Kings Who Buy Freaks,

The prince of Baroda Gindostan) a few
months ago astonished the British resi-
dents by paying a barrel of rupees for a
twelve fingered man, but up to the middle
of the Eighteenth century no European
%potentate thought his household complete
without a full assortment of freaks, as our
dime museum managers would call them.
Besides a dozen dwarfs and giants, the
Emperor MaXimilian l of Austria kept for
purely ornamental purposes a fellow with
a beard five feet long, and bushy enough
to cover him like Il shawl if he wrapped it
around his waist.
The father of Frederick the Great had
los giants on his pay roll, most of them too
heavy for his cavalry and too tall for the
doors of an ordinary guard house. They
cost him from $4,000 to $1,000 apiece, but
King Stanislaus LeXzinski of Poland paid
a still larger sun for the French dwarf
Bebe, a wrinkled faced biped twenty inches
long, and, if we may believe the %chroniclers
ofthat time, weighing less than ten pounds.
st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-09-25
First publication Sept. II, 1891
IFirrt Publication September 4, 1891
Mortgage Sale.

Default now existing in the conditions of a
mortgage by the non Payment of the note Sc.
cnred thereby and amounting to 1885. 20 which
amount is claimed to be due at the date of this
notice and by which the power to sell contained
therein has become operative. which mortgage
was executed by Hugh McGarvey, mortgagor, to
the BismHrok Loan and Trust company, mortga-
I'd, 1885, in book BE- of mortgages on page 49S,
in the office of the register of deeds of Burleigh
county,, North Dakota, and by an instrument in
writing, dated June 18th, 1887, and recorded in
said registers office September I'd, 1891, in book
E3 of assignments of mortgages on page ISL, as
signed to Henrietta 4. Dougherty, assignee, and
no action or proceedings having been Instituted
to recover said debt or any part thereof;
Notice. is hereby given that by virtue Of the
pursuant to the statute in such case provided,
the said mortgage will be foreclosed and the
premises described therein, w:
The southeast quarter Use H. of section twen-
ty-six 1857 in township one hundred and forty
GAO north of ranga eighty (8O) west of the
Fifth principal meridian. containing 1850 acres
according to the government survey, and in said
said county at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash to pay said note and interest and
attorney fee provided for in said mortgage in
case of foreclosure and the taxes and disburse-
ments allowed by law. at the front door of the
court house in said Bu1leigh county,, on the 10Th
day of October, 1891, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said
day, subject to redemption at any time within
one year from date of said sale.
Dated September Sd, 1891.
HENRIETTA A.. DOUGHERTY,
Assignee of Mortgage.
GEO, W. NEWTON.
Attorney for Assignee,
Bismarck, N. D.