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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-03
A Sliding Scale.

On the way TO church
Mr. Hobos-How much ought to put in
the contribution box?
Mrs. Hobbs-Wait and see. Ii that odious
MIS-. Jennings IS looking pat in two-dollar
bill. III not, nicke w III do.-Chicago News
Raeard
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A Sad Sight,

No gloomy Grape is on the door.
No sad ana fearful look:
IL Is nOyel-readIng maid,
And she's buried in a book
Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Her Use of the Franchise.

Were yoA allowed to VOTE said he.
As through the Sheltered lane they strayed
''Wtas wrutd YOU vots fOr-answer me-
frotec Ion or free lrade:"
The gentle maiden hun her head,
W lille TO her cheek the color flew:
81 would not care 10 yot1 ~ she said:
ssPd rather pair With sol..-Cape Cod Item
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INVITATIONS TO SrIILE.
The Catch OF the Season.

One swallow does not make a summer,
but II taken from demijOhn il may lead to
Il fall.-BosiOn Courier.
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The Ideal Woman,

she's sweeter than the nev~biown rose;
She makes meas hearts 20 pit-a-pat
Nhene'er glance at them she throws
She's always dressed in tasteful clothes
Ana sense and dignity she shows,
FOR when TO STE play she goes
She wears q low-crowned hat
-Aew York praxs
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Postponed.

thought I'd wed In winter. Now
Another song | sing.
hadn't 10 ought about those flowers
i guess III wall till spring.
New York Herald.
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A Slight Mistake

Cent must say. madam, that you carry
age remarkably we'll; you look almost as
young as your daughter
Lady-Nhy lam the daughter-Fliegende
Batter.
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No Time TO Lose.

he-They tell me you never expect to
marry.
She-Indeed do.
He-Neil, your fathers got TO make an
awful lot OF money in an awfully short time
thep-Iown Topics
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His First Set.

whats the matter with the baby Pr
asked lady of little girl whose baby
brother she had understood to be aihng.
ION, nothing much" was the answer.
Hes only hatchin' teeth. Texas Stiff
Jugs,
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Belief don't know what you sea in Mr..
Colin Wood TO marry him for. lie hasn't a
CLEAN Of sense.
Maude-No, but his father keeps coal
ward. Life
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He Wasn't in the Swim.

Ii IS supposed that the lions into whose
Gen Daniei was thrown were society lions.
They didn't take any notice of him, it Will
be remem bered-Bosion TRANSCRIPT
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A Polite Waiter.

"Pve a waiter at my rouse that has been
With me ten years. Never gave ME word
OF impuience, hasn't asked for a day of
and never growls."
Dear mel What nationality ?''
American. It's a dumb waiter."-St.
Louis Republic
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After the Election in Ceorg;,

Oh, we voted an we voted TIL III, baIit tbox wa,
An then stuffed ia a hundred more ies' for llyin'
An then we upped an downed 'em. an drug 'em
al aronn': W
In the rippt an the scufIie we drug em out'n town
oh. Wen rake in al the Offices an we'Il tear the
An Wen have more silver money than would fiji
aniggers ehist:
on. were Ina Tor reformin': Wen clean out every
stall. '
An Wen hold an extra session In the Old town hal
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THREE floors. 5ox170, filled with new goods.
Everybody welcome. Sanborn, Vail s. Co.
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1dS ACBES-60 ACRES LEVEL AND CULTI-
1 ~ waited TO grain: IS miles from San Francisco:
house. barns, horses, COWS, ali tools: price
$4,000 . mile from town aud boat and railroad.
Pac. Exchange. % kearny st
G.QR0 EACH AND UPWARD: SPLES DIDIY
- cCO located lots in the Fanny Davenport
Tract: San Leaadro ROAD: only $40 cash; balance
% per month. CL0UGH BAKER. 1902 Broad
way, Oakland. Cal nos II cod
I S-ACRE FRUIT AND CHICREN RANCH
- nearly ali in full-bearing pTunes, peaches, ap
Piles and cherries; Al creek bottom land, with crop
or corn and roots harvesting: nice shady cottage
house OF rooms; fair out5uildings; nile from
town: nice income-paying property; $4,000. half
cash. balance at per cent: snap bargain. ID. H.
TMING. Sonoma City. Cal no2e st
4, OVERNMENT Ian LEyEL.
VI rich soil, in fine valley, railroad. in Califor
MIA: emf loymeut at good wages near by: fneI aud
water plentif0l; many settlers and some fne farms
there now. Send cents Tor In or nation to =. w.
LAKE, 6 Flood building, san Francisco. no20 II
S25 PER ACRE. IN 20. 80 AND 10 ACRE
n tracts. easy terms; unimproyed orchard and
vine land miles south OF Los Gatos r II. J0R-
DAN CO. Los Satos oe9 II
SONoMA COUNTY LAND = SALE OR Ex-
~ change; write fully. ANDREW PRICE. Heads
burg. Cal fel4Lf
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@ Q00 COTTAGE ROOMS: BLOCKS
u 0OO. from station. lot 5oxlJ0.
SlooO-$IOO cash. SO per month: new 4 room
cottage; modern Improvements. near school and
station.
S24O0-s25O cash, as per month; new room
cottage, all modern improvements; lot 30xlOS;
near 6FEnd-st. station.
To see the famous Jones Tract at Power station.
San leandro Electric road. is TO buy a lot: Il
terest, 10 taxes; get in before the rise
Inquire OF MARCUSE Kennel: ofilces-62S
Market st. Sau Francisco; Bay-st station and High
ST., Alameda; Power station, san Leandro .26S
ONLY SlOOo-HOUSE AND LOT; COR. LOT;
of city property and outside lands exchange;
furnished and unfurnished houses and also rooms
for rent. MRS. /. II. CHANDLER, 1929 Park ST.,
Masonic building, Alameda cl5u
COQn CASH. BALANCE $50 PR MONTH;
IT OOO lot 3S:4xl00: cottage of 5 rooms
and bath; 219 blocks from Grand ST. station: fne
view; price $1,000. No. 2O9
s3l5o-Lot 81 :5xI5S: new 2-story house OF 8
rooms and bath: convenient TO station and school:
excellent neishborhoOd; $500 cash, balance $50
per month. No. l5S
s4260-Lot 81 :sxlo0; new 2-sto-y house OF Z
tion; $500 cash. balance $35 per month. No 29O
S6000-Lot 5Oxl50: new 2story house OF
rooms and baths near Morton-st station: modern
improvements; cement watks SIR etwork done:
easy payment down; balance monthly INSTALL
lnehts 10. rs
Choice lots sale cheap In all parts o. Alameda:
houses 10 rent and money TO loan H o. AOREAL
a CO. 1A32 Park ST., Alameda. 403 Avrfgoaery
St, San Francisco. $3.50 n
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
THE
HINES TRACT.

Il HINES TRACT.
tract OF land located on main line or c p r. r.
"A OF mile from LOOMS. one OF the principal fruit
shipping stations IN PLACER COUNTY. Placer
County Is now considered OF the finest fruit
shippln sections In California. and tue fruit raised
there IS second 20 none for quality tract OF
iand TO which this name has been given is consid-
cred as good tn quality and location "a any In the
Statei land Immediately adjoining this tract Is
valued at from $500 to $500 per acre, aud is being
sofa every day at LOOMS 20 English colonlsts: land
they are buy ing covered is with trees and brush,
Whlie this IS comparatively clear. and saves the
beginner some $50 per acre on the commencement;
we can Vffer this land for short time from SIS
to Sl25 per acre; the $l25 land has fire bearing
vineyards, and is the most centrally located tract
fn Placer County, adjoining c. T. X. r.. on,y
40 miles from Rockfn. miles from Newcastle
AID 10 miles from Auburn. the county seat OF said
county: terms OF sale this tract are one-th ird
cash, balance long time. interest per cent. pur
CHASER paying taxes; parties wishing to examine
the tract can leave san Francisco at 3 A. NJ have
hours on the land and return same day city. For
maps and further Information Call or inquire Of
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Too Rough.
Very Familiar,

Father-Does that young man mean bust
ness?
Danghter-l guess he does, father. He Is
getting so familiar now that he wears the
same necktie twice in succession.-Ciothier
and Furnisher.
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The Retort Courteous.

Mrs. Bridie-How much is your income.
Charlie?
Mr.. Bridie-You ought to know: you
spend 1t all, my dear.-Brooklyn Life.
True Economy.
The Husband-You're not economical.
The Wife-Well. il you dOn't call
woman economical who saves her wedding
dress Tor possible second marriage I'd like
TO know what you think economy IS
Brooklyn Life.
Out of the Jaws of Death.
Young LADY, suppose you have had
some narrow escapes. Lieutenant Dash
away?
Lieutenant Dashaway-Ya-a-s. Awfully
narrow escape once, by Jovsi
Young Lady (breathlessly)-In what
wayp
Lieutenant Dashaway Vewy near
ordered on active service, don't-cher-knew.
lbe war came TO an end before we en-
barked It'd Bits.
A Regular Beat.
The record-breaker isn't dishonest.
although he tries to beat his way through
lifs.-Elmira Gazette.
They Were Slow.
She-Did YOU see anything in New York
that reminded you of Philadelphia?
He-1 es, the messeDger-b oys.-Brooklyn
Life.
Too Rough.
Maud-When you said yes, did he draw
you gently to him, kiss you passionately,
ana then did you hide your blushing face
on his breast
Angelina-Not much He had ON one Of
those Scotch tweed snits.-Clo,hier aud
FuTnisher.
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EDWIN X. ALsIP q Co. II Montgomery ST..
San Fran sec. GeS az
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

McALESTER & McMAHAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS'
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Mrs. Bridie-How much is your income,
Charlie?
MIR. Bridie-You ought to know: you
spend Ii all, my dear.-Brooklyn Life.
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ATTORNEYs-AT-LAw.

A DYiCE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS;
~ marriages annnlled; collections, damages, etc
6. ". HOWE. atty, $50 Market. cor Stockton att
(I1Y LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE 26Lz
y KearDy ST.; advice free; divorce. probate and
Insolvency speeialties. nol3 Il
CAMUEL III. SRORTRIDGE HAS REMOVED HIS
- law ONCE TO NILS building, rooms u %. %
and "a, fifth floor nos II
A DNiCE FREE: w. MATTHEWS, ATTORNEY
- zO2 Montgomery ST.. room ID; foreclosure OF
mechanics liens specially. 2ln
" DAVIDSON. ATToRNEY-AT-L 420
California ST.. rooms l4-l5: advice free. d3 Il
X A. cRofhERS. AT7oRSEY-AT-LAw. slS
~. Clay &. As3Q
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GUERRERO AND l4TH SITS: NV CORNER.
- 4b19O: electric cars turn there: electric road
70 pass on l4th ST.; anything built there will rent
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Doetorss Pshawl Take Beecham's PnIs.
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BUILDING LoTs FOR s.Yr

MONTGOMERY ST. NEAR MARKET.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
SZooo each, u cash, balance per cent; lots
easy iine foisom St, near l7th: size, 25xI22:6.
500 each. "a cash, balance z per cent; lots
hertn line Tth st. near Folsom size. 25xl00.
94oou each, IN cash, balance on time, per cent
o5xl
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LINE LOT ON PAGE ST. BET SCOTT AND
Devisadero: 30xlS7:6; 1920.
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1 me LOT ON w SIDE VALENCIA. IS FEET
\. OF 18th: 50xlO0 With l. 1876 feer on lSth
So by lo5 feet in rear; splendid location for livery
stADle or olheI Duslness IeQulrlng rear entrance.
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NEAT 1-SToRY BATWINDCW COTTAGE: 8
~ rooms and bath and high basement: gas. hot
and cold water, electricity etc. Lyon St. bet Clay
ana Sacramento; nice aud Improving neghbor-
hood; cars handy; easy terms.
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LoDGING-HOUsEs FOR SALE

LODGING-HOUSEs FOR SALE.
cOQ0O LoDGING-boUSE 81 ROOMS; ALL
u AOOO. fun or permanent roomers: retiring
cause OF sale. AcLAUGHLIN CO. 2612 Kearny.2'
IN ROOMS on LARKIN ST. NEW FURNI-
~ ture, paying well, bargain. $500; ~ rooms
Eddy St. great sacrifice 70: 30 rooms. $1,000; 5
rooms, snap. SlO0 houses tn all parts OF city for
sale or exchange. WEST Il WOOD 34I Market 3*
GROOM LOD6ING-HoUSE ALL FULL: ONE
10 OF the best furnished houses In the city; will
be sold Tor what the carpets are worth II taken
once; departure for the FAST cause OF sale. j. d.
CAMPBELL n CO., IL Market st.
GROOM Hoo SE. NICELY FURNISHED; A BAR
y gain: must sell. 202L5 Fourth st. de2 Tt
QQO HOWARD. COR. 6TH-LODGING-HOUsE
COO II rooms; front ana sunny. no30 us
G10nQ LODGING HOUSE OF so ROOMS
,DIcVO. one of the Oldest established Ia city.
Apply WILSON, box 80. this office. no29 IT.
EoR SALE - FURNISHED BOOMING AND
i and boarding house OF rooms occupied by IL
gentlemen who steady roomers. For particu-
lars address TO b. NJ. box 81. this Office Dol7 I'm
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CsOSn RARE CHANCE; PART
u LOO- wanted: steady maa for water-fr0nt
saloon. Apply MCLAUGHLIN 26I5 K4srnv 29eod5s
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BUILDING LOTS SOUTH OF THEPARK.
$3.50. INSTALLMENTS
BEAUTIFUL MARINE AND PARK VIEW
On the electric road, 18th ave- BET. NJ anu SITS !:
on the line OF Straw berry Ain and the lake: IA
cash. balance SI5 monthly instaIlments. graded:
fenced; size 25Kl2O. oc29 II SaTu
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TANTED-GooD, RELIABLE HORSE, ABOUT
W 1000 bs- Call 430 Pacific st. de2 3t-
. HORSES, AND YEARS OLD; 2 ExPREss
- wagons and harness: cheap. 1853 Howard St.
cor Weith de- 3I~
GOOD woRKHoRsE FOR SALE ChEAP 81
" West Mission st. no22 Il
A UCIIoN SALES OF HORSES BUGGIES
~ wagons and harness every day at II o'cI5ck at
Grand Arcade Horse Market. 3Z7 Sixth st. nolg u
CENTESNIAL sTABLEs-CARRiAGEs ROCK
" Always. yjctorias. bugg les. etc. 1921 California
A., bet Larkia and Polk; telephone oo1 NJ. CON
-, psoprIeIor lnrl . y
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEo
CAfEfY BicYcTEs. FETGMAfic TffEs
= cheap. Apply Backmeier's Hotel. EDDY ST. By
CECoND-HAND OTIS BELT ELEVAToRs,
- hand-pOwer elevators, upright engines mining
machinery pnlleys, etc; repairs OF ali kinds. VIM
II nixon q CO., ll9 Beale ST. del as
I ACE CURTAINS LAUNDKIED IN 70 THE
y time using stretehers. j. IRVING, SAT Fifth 7s
TURrAIN-PoLEs. OUR OWN MANUFACTURE.
" best finish, al the following remarkably low
prices: feet long. Sc: 80 feet Sc: feet Tic;
AZ feet, DC; poles feet and 20 feet long at
212e per tool In az eoors Reduction TO the trade
Close at 1880. JONES, 1871 Mission ST. no29 1T
ONLY sI7-NEW SEWING MACHINE. WAR
" ranted; bargains Ia sewing machines ana type
writers. The ). HILL Co, 20 New Montgomery
street no29 Il
(1ALfGRAPH TYPEwRIrER,AsGo GOOD AsNEw
" worth 800. for S35. LEO. L. ALEXANDER a.
BRO 2IS Sans0me ST. no27 IT
forge. bellows pnnches.ctc. 1921 Mission 20 3In
GAZE SCALE. LErTER-PREss, sroRETRUoK
- and money-tt cheap. lo2 Clay 81. au7 II
CECoND-BAND BOILERS. ENGINES. PUMrs
- shafting. puiicys, betting. water pipes ETC.
oes MCINTOSH q MoLPMAN. la Beale az
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FURNITURE You WANT coop AND CHEAP.
Isee h. SCHELLHAAS- s0s Eleventh ST de5 u go 4
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-22
WALL PAPER
First Publication March II, 1922
Notice of Mortgage Sale,

Default has been made in the conditions of a
mortgage executed by Charles H. Ames, Maggie
his wife. mortgag3ors, to 0. P. N; Jamison:
November 20, 1888. at 10 a. M, in the office of the
register of deeds of .urleigh county, then tier
ritury of Dakota, now state of North Dakota. in
look u of mortgages on page rs. ETC., and after
wards by said Jamison, assigned to Martha j.
Thompson. and by her assigned to Mrs. Jane c.
Harrison, each Of which said assignments are re-
corded in the Office of the register of deeds of said
county of Burleigh, the amount claimed to he
and no proceedings have been had at law or
otherwise, to recover the same or any part there
of; now. therefore,
Notice is hereby given that by virture of the
power of sale in said mortgage contained, and
pursuant to the statute in such case made and
provided, the said mortgage will be foreclosed
and the premises described therein, viz: The
southwest quarter lew ~ of the northeast
of southeast quarter Use AZ. the northeast
quarter (ue ~ of the southwest quarter (sw A),
and the southeast quarter (se ~ of the northwest
quarter (nw - OF section y in township one
(80) west, and situated in the county of Burleigh
and state of North Dakota, will be sold at public
auction by the sheriff of said county of Burleigh
The front door Of the court house, in the city Of
Bismarck, in the said county of Burleigb, and
state of North Dakota, on the 23d day or April,
1892, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to satisfy the
the a. torney's fee stipulated therein, and the
costs and disbursements allowed by law, and the
taxes if any due on said premises, subject to re-.
d1emptlon at any time within one year from the
Dated Bismarck. N. D., March 10th, A. D.
MRS. JANE c HARRISON,
Assignee of Mortgage.
Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgage,
Bismarck. IN. 10,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-22
First publication April 8, 1892
Notice Of MORTGAGE Sale.

Default having been made in payment of three
interest notee, each for the sum of $22.50, payable
November %. 1890, and May % and November 70,
1881, respectively, and described IN the condition
1857 by Rufus B. Anderson and Martha Anderson,
mortgagors, to Henry H. Beatty, mortgage, and
duly recorded IN the office of the register of deeds
of Burleigh county, N. D., in book 60 of mort
cages on page 66, by which default the power of
sale in said mortgage has become operative, and
whereas it is provided in said mortgage and the
note thereby secured, that If any or either of eaid
interest notes shall remain unpaid for ten days
after maturity said MORTGAGE may declare the
whole sum secured by said mortgage to be fully
declared and hereby declaring the whole sum Sc
cured by said mortgage to be fully due and pay
able, now claims due Hereunder the sum of
S5S8. 70, and no action or proceedings at law or
otherwise having been instituted to recover said
debt or any part thereof;
Notice is hereby given that said mortgage will
be foreclosed aud the premises described therein,
viz: The southwest quarter (sHA) of section
fourteen (14). township one hundred and thirty
nine (139), north of range sevent, seven (77),
ing 100 acres. more or less. according to United
States government survey. and all N Burleigh
county, North Dakota, will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash to pay said
in said mortgage and the taxes paid on said prop
erty and the costs and charges allowed by law,
which sale will be made by the sheriff of said
Burleigh county at the front door of the court
house in eaid Burleigh county on the 2lst day of
May, 1892, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon + said
law.
Dated April 5, 1892.
HENRY H. BEATTY.
Mortgage.
GEO. w.. NEWTON,
Attorney for Mortgage,
Bismarck. N. D,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-22
[Firet publication March II. 1892
Notice of Mortgage Sale.

Default has been made in the conditions of a
mortgage executed by August Swanson and wife,
mortgagors, to George r. Webster, mortgage,
dated July Il, 1883, recorded July 10, 1883. at 10 q.
leigh county, then territory of Dakota, now state
of North Dakota, in book II OF mortgages on
page II, and afterwards by said Webster assigned
to Martha j. Thompson and by her assigned to
Mrs. Jane C. Harrison, each Of which said as
signments are recorded in the Office of the regis
amount claimed to be due on the eaid mortgage
at this date is sass, and no proceedings have been
had at law or otherwise to recover the same, or
any part thereof; now, therefore,
Notice IL hereby given that by virtue of the
power of sale in said mortgage contained, and
pursuant to the statue in such case made and
p pro iae The the said g %ortsSsss T ,ia,I be fo ofee %sa
northeast quarter IN 9 ~ of section two (2) in
township one hundred and forty -one (141) north,
of range eighty 1907 west, containing one hun
dred and sixty-twO and 8-10O acres according to
the government survey thereof, and situated in
the county of burleigb, and state Of North Da7
sheriff of said county of Burleigh or his deputy,
to the highest bidder for cash, at the front door
of the court house in the city of Bismarck in
said county Of Burleigh and state Of North Dako-
ia, o. the 2Sd day of April, 1892, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, to satisfy the amount which will
stipulated therein, and the costs and disburse-
ments. allowed by law, and the taxes II any due
on said premises, subject to redemption at any
time within one year from the date OF said sale.
Dated Bismarck, n. D., March 10th, A. D.
MRs.. JANEC.HARRIsoN,
BoucHERs& PMnBRICK, s@>@
Attorneys for Assignee Of Mortesse,
s$&SS& ri TS4A HinmnrCk. IN. 10, 3E
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-22
MRS, LEIGHTON,

MRS.
there really are q great many handsome
women in Washington during the winter,
and I will try to tell you about a few of
them.
Mrs. Stella Bachelor Leighton is one of
them most popular young widows in Wash
ington. She has a neat, trim figure, pretty
neck and arms, and we'll shaped head
crowned with soft, pale golden hair. Blue
eyes look frankly and kindly forth from
the fair face, and the pretty lips, I've been
told, never open to speak an unkind worn
of any one. Her friends speak of her sweet
disposition oftener than they do of her
beauty. She was born in Cincinnati, where
her father was a man of prominence. Her
widowed mother, Mrs. Bachelor, who lives
with her, is of the well known Dufour fam
lily, of Ohio. Her only sister is the wife o.
DR.. P. F. Harvey, U. S. A., now in Mon
tana. After a few years of welded happi.
ness Mrs. Leighton lost her husband, Mr..
Joseph Leighton, and left her beautiful
home at Pasadena, CAL, to take up her
residence at the capital.
Another fair haired, charming young
woman is the bride of Hon. J. J. Hemp
hill, of South Carolina, who was Miss
Elizabeth Henry, a great-granddaughter of
couA1 I1eAiS, Ouc VI Uuc 1lISt ScudCOTS lTOm
Maryland. She is accomplished, as we'll
as good looking, and was before her mar
riage a great favorite in exclusive resident
society. To these friends she has added
many more since joining the official circle
at the beginning of the new year..
A pretty woman and a charming one is
Mrs. Elkins, wife of the new secretary of
war. She says that she has had no photo
graphs taken for a long time, and that
they never look like her anyway. They
probably wouldn't catch the smile which
lights up her eyes and sets the dimples
playing about her lips, and this, 1 think, is
her chief charm. She is moderately tall
and rather slim, and her hair is brown, but
not very dark. Though the mother of sew
eral children she looks little older thar
her granddaughter, who seems very fond Of
her, as I imagine any one is who knows
her well, for she has a way of winning
friends at sight.
Another tall, queenly brunette is Mrs.
Dolph, wife of the senior senator from