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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
rnK VETERANS And CLEVELAND.

The reason why Grant. Hayes, Garfield.
ArlAur ard Harrison Rere never dis~e-
.psctfally spoken Of By sha o. A. z. vet
erans i because none Of these presidents
ever treated the memories Of the war wiki
disrsspeet; because thsv never svlnesd the
same sympathy vita the ideas o. Cs.houa
and JsF Davis Is thsy Ga for the ideas Of
Lincoln aad Stanton. TIE q. A z. did
nos d9sbs Tor moment that from Lincoln
down 70 Cleveland tie presidents Of tAs
Unite3 States asd the sympathy q m.n
and brother for tie Unian csus~ ard The
veterans q the Union daring the var AID
sfter IL Th=y act only xnow sass Cieve-
Iart hat 70 sympathy viii the Uasar
cause aaa is defenders daring she usx.
IN. they also know that since tes var ss
has never losg az opportunity. puogie o.
pv5v.ss. q saow ihst be h9uoYs the .sess
e G. houn. tnc,u5irr ths ttes q fee
trade snd ;ha-. 40 f3urhg against the
1ar 4. nu-A ~ i-ss; ~ t1s @ess ans &C.
uen q sAoss wh0 f3szha far fas Gag.
TAe q. a. 3 &rs sGostaatsA unst p
tnetr res~nEfal memory q tae tat tsat
cseve ,aas a. PRESIDENT omitted no ovre+-
tanlrv 20 tsckte he P-.ds Of ne surviving
hsare.7ss n thsis sLoss Cau.s an1 -
COS fuse tas 80 -aasss a. equally wotshv
Of honor Ard -xsDeck KS as est 10 os-
ysavtgnity 70 sho~ tass be personally fsss
uos sparx 81 sympathy for these rn.-zo-
riss Of great ssssss saisa nsxs lie sEa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

IN ezses shst e NAY 30 q IS u1 se~sto,4
sas fss tas es- ssries ef &-as ecaatr ~sat
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efstal- sas 81 .hs rssnBsr ia ~ales the
faoa o>tssse stzts sesxsuNsc isaaeasf go
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rvnrae.eee ste anks ga see sae@et ct
Taesas s1aaseevsn%nts In t4s rsssfsns aF
tas swe parties. Uess - 5as Gxea hsssaa
f5azE
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"a Rsf1Fs "a sa7sezr as g ~ e..sss a. 81
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ss@@-- . - LIS 3 ssss. astaz tsa4 60 es.s $50
as 80 * ssa kAsae--s ss eaass AZ rx-es~
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
raE STATE CAMPAIGN.

Tacoma must To proud al ths distinction al
being paraded before The world by the psmol
cratic press as being sure 60 give Democratic
majority against the state kepuhiicsa tiese}
this fall. all because Nelson Bennett has 4
willsd it--Ioaaes Cary Aees.
The Democrats OF this section have hopcl
ever since the sneak from Yakima was aomlst
atsd that hs would lie manly enough 70 arui
the sectional light he has wsgsd for about tw 4
years against tie people OF Eastern wssbiusioul
aud try TO b candidate OF all the people Of I'D
party. and II elected be governor OF ali the PCS ]
pie OF the state He 10 neither. He Is making
campaign against altman and whitman couat{
aud In favor Of Nortn Yakima --Pallusaa Press
Every effort should he made to give Doolitsd
q Handsome majority, for the reason that he \
antagonized by the Rsnnattites. Nelson Bennslt
needs no Introduction TO thu people OK tal :
state. They ali know that he is the man whsI
made a large fortune building the stampsasl
tunnel on she Northern Pacific railroad, wefs
which cost the stockholders of the compsnyl
more than they viii ever be able I'd end out
Benefits iesaing qualifications for this class d
Work is bis ability g. drive gangs of Italian aa4
Chinese laoorers like the slave driven. of anti
eeilum days. BE this as II may. no would \
still in his original ohscurity ii II were not I'D
bis money.-SpokaRe Spokesman
Bennett said he had sio0. 600 to spend for q ssa{
in the senate, and bulldosed Thompson intd
staying In the eight so that deadlock migA}
enable HIS dark horse candidacy to succeed
Fierce county in consequences was worstecJ
But be was not for the advancement OF Pisrc1
county's interest He never has bean at and
time for thu Republican party. He has been I'd
Bennett throughout and always will DO. In pred
tending 10 be for Pierce county in the prssen}
war he is wsging against the Republican stats
ticket he is doing her more harm than could n
done by dozen ship cansis at as many rived
ports on Puget sound Hilber Reesster.
The election OF q governor Is a matter which
10 OF vital importance 20 ths peopls oil
thts county. IL Is not question whether h
shall DO Republican, q Democrat or peopss
party candidate who IL elected, theirs 10 in ih
office higher interest at stake than party poll.
ttes, so far "a Whitman county 10 concerned. III
must be remembered that Whitman county has
the largest state Institution within the gft %
the stste--sn institution in which farmers espsI
ciaIly should take q deep interest We refer n
;hs agricultural college aud the school q
science. We need not call attention 20 the fse !
that Mr.. Auivsly was the mau who made ID i
fight 20 deprive this county OF this instituted
but we do ask, has he stopped the nghtf WiII
he use bis Office. II elected, 10 rsmovs II h h
own town, North Yakimaf VIII he, II elected
promote the interests of this institution antI
make IL what ltis desired To be by the stale aneI
national governmentf-Ra scifa RHstish
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

or~s1ng 81 TIE Tasmnasx rar~~ sd -. LNks
ssE8rgiasz a. easaA arc sAss w@ % - h@ass-
~ sprsGgs sss eo1fsa ~ 13uas1ss Aien sad
slzsTs arc aHFs@sazsstF sS= - sEsT 81
Va@s1r * tasss& nsx&srNas sAss sc sys ANx-szar
81 taFes az srsssEF a;snszx - ssssassszs sf tss
FzFaiinY ss2 esa@z Fs9ssS rsssrs&tiszs s1Ssas
"a state
And hs-~ Is The Democratic plsnk wttch
singles C1s tas Lax. Washington canal as
the cnly improvement q a.. this state
worthy Of condemnation. sn1 by thas
singing j. out usskee I: political sssu.:
10 stycrwsy eoasseza sA@ course % @2zssars
AAsn s51 squire Sc A9yaz1zssag appropriations
icT tbs Lake Washington 81 IS casa, 70 ihs sx-
s.nssoa o. asaasa appropriateness tor .As nScss-
szsy improvements ~ eer FsweFs and asx5ers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
laroSA AND BROOKLYN QUERIES

LAroNA. Eov s. ts9z
70 rHs EbGToas Cpa0 TIE noFfh sAax u
lAss uipe, els@@ 81 t&e ror are t~s@esa I4kas
ssalaxEsa ana z ai0n. 5he stats aofgsr-lss has
baaa3ag $50 O. 5D3 serss. f9r xuiea TIA asxt
.Sx'sisfuEs vii - ssEe1 - make an srpfop-tse
stsa for Re sTssss0a q .aitsbgs buildings
tasfsoR~ ] Ssat e ask You waat &rs our
chances for EsEssag an appropriation. Il 4s elect
Democrats isgtsl&sursg wiz Tacoma allow
NJ snivsiy 70 siga bill for sh&i parEsossf VIII
I@sofas szEow Democratic legislstars 20 nnaks
"a appropriation 81 stale money 10 - spsas IN
kisg eszauf SrxscxxEx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

No Republican in this state who believes
In The principles Of bis party should fail
co vote for the Republican candidates for
the legislature ina the district in
which he resides. Upon the election
OF q Republican legislature viii de-
pend the election OF Republican
United States senator. This ia point
which no Republican can afford 10 over
look. No personal considerations TO
likes or dislikes of individuals should DC
allowed 70 interfere with the PLAIN duty of
voting for men who will send Repab-
Lean 30 The United States senate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
M'GRAw's FHANksEss.

Even the enemies Of Seattle cannot with
hold their admiration for the courage and
franknass which Mr. McGrsw displayed in
his speech Al Tacoma lie did not seek 10
shuttle or svade any OF the issues, lie de-
eiarsd that be stood on the Republican
platforms from beginning 10 end, and was
willing 10 be held responsible for that
platform. lie declared himself in favor Of
the Lake Washington eansi in Tacoma s.
forc!bly ~ be had declared himself In ia
favor ia Seattle.
In marked contrast with this manly be-
haysor 10 that 81 Mr.. snively. who uttered
oniy single contemptuous word con-
eeFning tia canal st Seattle. bat did not
hesitate TO deneunee Il in his speeches
elsewhere
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

II conform ~ w.gh tae campaign whtcA
IS nas rnerse3 oa fcr the 3ast $40 months
tse Aas-ses.s,e 1s,ss~ars yesterday sprgus
a sensation wajca lacked only she essen.
tN quality - t-ath. i stated thai
Uo.,ed States rna~saa.s acre % bc used =.
she pals ia seattle This. e cez~rs. is
sa.alnts,y .untrae. IS Tie fol.owsug tee
gam from Caj,e4 States Ma-saal 8-awa
w1H she's;
Tsr>NA g asa. Nav S. zssa
sss asvs sas4s fsF tae sBra5a9usat ~ rr~ssa8
&c 4 isr sSlssvs FvuF nst re So reesuyys lss
Jue~As b. 8eawN
e. te8 STATES MARSHA
TIE lis wss s7omp4v 3sa.e5 by Chair.
nan A-;Aas s-a 80 sassivsa As
well a. ~ C~i-r3 states Marsha B~owa.
Sc sAs attempted sensation therefore fe31
se-v @s&
Aaa5aey Atts - hraeret cas hv :he
3. ---sA reste~3av So ts ase e'se. B A.
1eta 81 MCrsw. mssa e.eetr4 -avera1r.
weol4 undertake 20 ser4ee 80 passage 81
lAw 7sev.5.nv ssa.s s1se=Tsss1- - ths
seattle pas6es department tbs sass .s
zaAis oai e paass esa. Nethxr NJ
A-s5ezw asr &nvsosv esq aa1s te 20 she
fsses-sr-s osses Aa3 sver sevszaed a. suea
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06


II must not be forgotten by the people q
stevens county that. in spite OF an unfavorshs
Democratic congress, Representative John II
wilson and senator John H. Alien secured shs
passage OF tie bill that Is intended 70 snrich
the county by many millions OF dollars In q tsw
years Although the commission had urged ses
purchase By the government. for fissn coo, OF ne
half OF the reservation % be @opeued. ssc
although the interior department approved ~
feeonmen dalton, congress refused 10 adopt n
The purpose OF THIS plan was to opsa "a
lands to settlement az lands elsewhere In ~
public domain are apsned under the hornestssa]
act. without entsiling payment
Nothing short Of the Intense devotion TO the ia
tsrests OF Stevens county, combined with "a
influence and ability 81 senator Allen and Cohj
gresham Wilson. conid have paved the wsy N
the opening Of the reservation in the FiftyssoI
ond congress etsvens connty IL greatly III
deoted 10 these statesmen, sad II for no o,hsl
csase. should roll ap splendid kspublies4
majority nexs November ss an expression of ~
gratitude and Endorsement OF those "a
have oesn faithful 30 our interests.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
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&essry Fu5..c,
Tay Iar County y. "a

n order 70 farther refresh thsir memo
ries. we revroance ikewi - the AFFIDAVIT Of
Martin r CHE. q Grafton. West Virginia.
$ poor lahore<. Of excellent reputation,
who coul3 not aff1rd % sec tie money
wh.eh was thus wronxtully taken from
h}as
fsa - yea-- 81 nga, sn3 hsrs rsslsss ia tas
taws - Csfsfsoa. IL gha s-u1fv ~ Tav&sr state
o ess Else-ais. FOR tse tsst e ~ gsrse ys4fs
az ~lsrr5e4 usan $50 e.rAs esl11rss; AZ en-
rave8 ~ ths Baltimore 0G&o RAl1roaa Gem
Es4w A. HosffF-
Z as wel srzustzs@d w1th HzFrY J. save p
s:tar.ey -at.lsv. wap formerly lived In Grafton.
Aefrs.t tAs-s - 1ssS I sm Eosy rss1, s-7s
hsva 20 sasxas ~ raort Pat ~ sats-s Il
ISIS aes1x &sssfrEs ct having asuas q ~
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"a q ssaAl, Aeese arr iot Sa- b. e ssgsh
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The pabsse 10 hereby warned not 20 psy
anv noney " parties representing 20 be
agents Of tine 9@attla PosT-ISr gELsgEscws,
except ths Following, who Rvs tae only
authorized srsvsaing agents 81 the Posr-
IwxgIrsoxscxx. viz. ]. A. Mcclellan ard
T. A. Davies. ThSs ssss net appls 70 resi-
dent agents ~ fhss paper. who are located
In various cities and towns 81 the North
west. nor 70 postmasters. who sre IN all
esses suthoyixei 30 take Subscriptions for
shs Daily. sunday sa6 Weekly Posr-
IsrKElfssscxa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

The Republican Easssing a. The First
Regiment Asmory on Monday evening
viii be the fnal rally Of the campaign. and
the speakers should be greeted By 81 an-
dienos which wiN attest the loyalty Of the
Republicans Of King county 10 their
standard bearers. John II AcGFaw
Esmusl Il. Plies and Andres Y. Burlslgk
will be the SPEAKERS Of the evening. and
tie meeting should be one which viii long
be remembered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

rree principles; no clear. distinctive pol
lev. Thev are simply political ''outs" who
wars 70 get into power. they are cold. hum
rry ard thirsty. As 20 policy or rrinci-
pies. they hsve never had any since the
wsr; and Cleveland is repesting 10 himself
Lowellis Ines:
~As 70 nay principles, glory
IN h.vfnx notAiaE ot tAs RosS
sss'Es wig. ! sia't tory
Ia tast q eaetidsie. in sho-A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
MeGraw Fearless and Faithful.
Tekoa Globe.


II IL web and tfuthfuily said of Hon. John =
Ac1raw that be IL q man of the people. VIZ
thsf, he IL man Of hts word: q mas Of strcsl
convictions and unqaastionsd courage. "
never straddied any proposition In bic life; =
never lodged q responsibility, Hs IL fearless !
foes and faithful ~ trends ioysi 20 any esHsa
he takes up aud unsuervahle Ia hi purposes
He IL rna4a Of back bone aud brsins; dares 70 ~
what he THINKS 10 jasi and right at all tins
aus 4. precisely the mske 81 man ths peeps
want for governor OF the state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
ELECTION QUERIES.

5EATTLE. Nov. 2. 1877.
TO TEE EsfToH; Please answer shs following
fl r8nF psDsr;
T. citizen and entitled 20 votsY His
father w&s Canadian. but became eatiEaa,
tsen removed - Canada where EAs bora, Eat
remove q tbs Unissd states al years ol age
AID nas uve1 here ever since
Also, - ts&-s say peaalty Tor Challenging q
persons voting oale=s Yon lave gooa reason 70
b. eve - IA ret = eitiEsaf VoTYA
q Us e st;3ssu Eni entitled - vote.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

Fpecsss 81 r.rssg wkigA stakes sts homer
% Sae aSs@rfzoa that MI. McSa~a~ ~ss IA
Seattle Saea be wax Oh his rsy 20 What
eon. ard shat be vss in Tacoma when b.
wss 10 Seattle. aaa which has lied 30 per-
siste-E,v throughout the campaign thai
The truth has scarcely ever. Il So al.
sixmy~d into its eosanas.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-03-18
MORTGAGE c1.osuREesALE.

sDefault having been made in the; payment .oi
the sum Of Twenty-one dollars interest upon 9
81 William Stewart. an unmarried man. morta-
axor< to George W. Thayof Noftksgeea: bearing
hearing date the Gath day Of >NoyemSer, 1855, and
q.
Miiinesota. on the Isl dsy: 81 Deeember 1855, Al
soclock p. H., in book IN" Of mortgages. on
page &6 and whereas under the terms and con.
diaons of said mortgage and. the; power .of sale
therein contained the mortgage. is authorized
said premises therein described for suei
claimed to be due At the date Of this notice he
sum Of Twenty. 0ne dollars, land whereas the
said power ofsale has become operative, and no
OF hsyng
said mortgage or any thereof
Now Therefore, Notice is hereby given, that; BY
virtue Of the power of sale contained in said
case made and provided, the said mortgage: will
be foreclosed by q sale Of the premises described
in and conveyed by said mortgage to-wit:' :.
The The south one half Of the southwest 9narte,
the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter
Of the southeast quarte. Of section number
seventeen. township forty range thirty-tWo all
sota, with the hereditaments and sppurtenenees;
which sale will be made by the Sheriff Of said
Morrison County at the north front door of the
court house in the City Of Little Falls In said
1892. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of that day,
ct public veDdue to the highest bidder for cash
to pay said debt Of Twenty-one dollars and
Interest and Twenty five dallsrs attorneys fees
as stipulated in and by said mortgage in case Of
foreclosure, and the disbursements allowed by
law. subject 70 redemption at any time within
Dated February 8th, A. D. 1884,
GEORGE W.. THAYER.
Mortgage. T..
LINDBERGH g. ADAMS
1917 Attorneys Mortgagee.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-03-18
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

Default having been made In the payment oil
the sum Of Five Hundred and Seventy Three and
47-1OO dollars principal and interest, which be-
duly executed and delivered by william v. Rob
son, bachelor Inortgagor, to the Little Falls Ho.
tel Company, OF louisville Kentucky. mortgagee
with power Of sale therein contained duly re-
corded in the office OF the register OF deeds In and
for the County Of Morrison and state Of Mime.
sofa. on the 18th day OF December. 1888, Mt 2
%.
Which said mortgage togetherwith the debt &C.
cured thereby: was duly assigned by said the Lit
tie Falls Hotel Company ofLouisville Kentucky
mortgage. to the Louisville banking Company,
a corporation OF Louisville, Kentucky. by writ.
ten assignment. dated the 9th day OF June, 1891
en- the 23d day OF February, 1892, at 8 O'Clock g.
m, In book U OF said mortgage records, on page
And whereas. there is actually due and claimed
TO be due and payable at the date OF this notice
the sum OF Five Hundred and Seventy-Three and
47-i00 dollnts and whereas the said power Of sale
has become operative. and no action or proceed,
ing having been instituted at law otherwise.
to recover the debt secured by said mortgage. or
any part thereof.
Now therefore. motto. is hereby giveo. that by
mortgage. and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided. the said mortgage will
be foreclosed by a sale Of the premises described
Lot numder twelve liz in the subdivision OF
block numbered fifty -forr (54l. In Thnyers add.
tioR to LITTLE Falls, minnesota according to the
survey and plat thereof on file and Of record in
the Office OF the register 0f deeds In ind for said
Morrison County,: Minnesota, in Morrison
County. and state Of Minnesota with the here
ditaments and Appurtenahces: which sale will be
made by the sheriff Of said Morrison county. at
the north main door Of the court house, In the
city OF Little Falls. In s0id county and state. on
the 9th day Of April 1892, at 10 O'Clock a. M. OF
that day, atpublic SeEdne. to the highest bidder
for cash. to pay sud debt and Twenty Five dol
lars ($25) attorneys fees. stipulated IN and by
said mortgage in case OF foreclosure, and the dis
bursements allowed by law: subject to redeiaptfon
as provided by law.
dated. 2ath day OF February. A. D., 1892
LouLsvILLE BANKING COMPANY,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
LINDBERSn ADAMS. 25-7
ATTORNEYS for Assignee Of Mortgage.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-03-18
. !
a Lon4 Ride.

4 srrt :ss3l - *1NnS HS40Ss .e5$sSls
!. Major. Yasumasa + nknshima, military
!attache az the Japanese legation IA Ber:
lin, Is shout to st8 10 out on q horseback
ride from the German capital to Toxic.
Exclusive of*watsfways. which he will
have to travel by boat, he estimates that
he will cover sabo,.t 10, 600 miles. He
expects to ride six days in every seven,
and to cover about thirty, 10 thirty-five
miles dayson the sverage. His trip,
with due allowance for unforeseen de
lays, will last about fifteen months, and
during It he will {fersthe intense cold
of two winters and, tho oorrsepondingly
intense heat of = summer. =:
. Major Yasnmasa zRuknshina in his
great fur coat weighs 1874 pounds; his
extra clothing, twenty-five pounds, and
his arms, tools, etc. thirtyethree pounds.
The. total weight afor his horse, there.
fore, will be 21s pounds. The way Of
horse and rider will be from Berlin ia
ST.. Petersbnrgyia4 w atsayx.andaK owno;
from SSt. Petsrsburg5 rs MosGow, Kasaa1i
Omsk, Semipala4insk5 through Mongolis
via Kobdo,, u jassutaa, tho northern part
Of the Cobb desert, iachta 70 Siberia,
and from Irkutak 10 Wadiyestock, along
thesroad on thea left bank OF the Amu1
and the right. bank of. the ussnxi. s Then
he will proceed to Manchuria: and
China. From Petihg. BE. vii" ride 20
Shanghai will sail over. the Chinese aes
to Nagasaki, and win ride thenca I'd hi
home in Toho.--New York. SUM-
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-03-18

" Whereas. default has been made in the con-
dttions OF q certain mortgage made ana executed
L. %s'y p s "ns assss
Minnesota Saving Fund Investment
ana n tSs c AP PS
Register OF Deeds OF the County Of Morrison. In
the State OF Minnesota. on the 7th day :oi May,
A. disco. at 9 O'Clock a. m, in book rs" OF
mortgages on page 1888 conveying and mortgage
ing the following described land and premises
situate in the County Of Morrison. .to-wit: Lots
seven ~ and eight (s) in block twelve {12) OF
I.0gans addition to Royalton. Minnesota, &C
r. J. Batter, now on file or otsecord In TIL. Office
OF the Register Ut Deeds OF said Morrison County.
And whereas. by reason Of said default. the
power ~ said m mo- contained hns become
the sum Of six and 5000 dollars .6ol Tor taxes
past due on said premises. and there ~ now
claimed to be due and Ia due ct the date hereof.
and for said taxes. the. sum OF Three hundred
eghty-three and 80 100 dollars $685. ss} and no
action or processing at law has been Instituted
Now Therefore, Notice ia Hereby Given, That
by virtue Of The power Of sale In e8id mortgage
case mode and provided The sa,d mortgage viii
be foreclosed by sale of said above described land
and premises, BY the Sheriff Of said Morrison
County. at public auction, at the front door: Of
County OF Morrison and State Of minnesota. on
Saturday tho 27th day OF April. A. o. 1892 at
20 O'Clock In the forenoon to satisfy 1.-THE amount
the debt secured thereby, together with the
amount paid for taxes, and the costs and
charges Of foreclosure and twenty-five dollars
I t$25oO) Attorneys fees as stipulated in said
Dated at Minneapolis, March 10th, a. D. 1892
| MINNESO TA, SAVING FUND l. INVESTMENT
..,7s.. COMPANY; g..
FRED Il. SNYDER.