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, 1893-11-16
IN feuersaefohr.

gluf i3redGidite @eiie pdre aeitcrn
Worgen Saul Jitr9ens nit ieiner SAINT
lie, Srau unb &tno, in Der eigencn 9Sob=
nung, 379 Neit Nortb Q~tpenue, ums 0eben
9efommen, tpenn nidbt 6tlfe uon NuBen
.cricbienen DGre.
Sn Der Sriibe iuor Trau Sirsens 6anit
beiAdfti9t, ibrcn Ofen nit 8ensin gu retz
nt9en, ais lebtereS crplooirte uno ibrc
&letOer in 8ran6 iebte. Die T(ammcn
i9lugen beI auf uno er0rifien a1cb Ben i6r
gu 6iIte eilcnbcn Saul Siirsens, tpie altcf
oas &tnD, tpeIbes burb bic gtotbibreie bet
SHUTTER ange5ogen, tpetnenb binsugelaufen
fam. 8innen tpeni9er Sefunben batten
itb Die 6lammen iber baS gauge !3immer
perbreitet unb es i6ien um Bic 8eiame
mernstpertben 9ei6cben, ais poribergcz
be1be WGnner ben aus benz Sauie brinz
9cnben &au6 9elpabr mur6en uro in bas
6aus %brangen. SIS 9eIang ibneu, Sir
gems, ipie aub 6rou un6 &inb aus Ben
6lammen beraus3u5ieben, 6ob erlag 6rall
Sur9ens tbren 8ranbmun6en balls borauf.
, 1893-11-16
Tbomas U1adtn. !

S9olnaS Wadin, ether Ser reicbiten G6tz
cagoer, Deiien tdgli3en @innabmen auf
$500 gei6dbt tpurben, itarb beute Mor8en
in ietnem StetnpQlait, @de 9iperip unb
Barf Npe. Sor SaRreSirtit perbeiratbete
ct itcb nit elmer icb0nen iunacn 6rau, bic
ct aus Dem Siibcn mjt9ebracbt bate. Sein
unge6eures 8erm0een ertparb ct iib als
Gontraftor.
, 1893-11-16

v0fltn, no lit ser 8Gr 2" frug Ser SSag6z
berr, ais iic6 SaroOics Ser unge0ulOig bar
renoen @ruppe ani6lOB.
Scr 8Gr?" perieBte bteier gleid6gilttg
vS9 0enfe, Der tptrb icbon melt fem"
v@llo 9efe6lt?" rtef Serr BON Nrmenpt
enttdui6t.
vSb ~permut6e. 1tebrigens tpirb @raf
WfolnarD better 9lusfunft geben t0nnen,
BENIN CT bat 9ei6oiien. SD bate 1bon
metnen poiten %berlaiien, - per fonnte
aub benten, baB sic 8eftte i'm leBter
NugenbltG berauSbrecben niir0e. @rit nad
bem S3uiie tpurbe i6 oufmerfiom, 10 baB
tcb aucb ben 8Gren nur mebr ipabrnabm,
ais ct eben btutcr Der Nnb0be bericbnano. "
vS9ahe! Se6r i6aoe! !" rtef man blrcb
chamber, un0 eS be9arn ip9leicb cine eifrige
9ebatte ilber ben Sail, bis Der Soritmeilter
gum NIfbru6 mabntc.
yQlber @raf WolnrrD lit ia noch niht
bier" mari Set @ebieter Elm. yQSir mi1ien
oocb tpartcn. SIT ct Dir oenn ntbt 9ez
folgt, &arObtcS?"
ugtein, i3 babe micb aucb nicbt pctter
befimmert. 1tebrigens tpuroe ia SSebem
betm Aniteuen 9efagt, tpelcben Neg er einz
.3uicblagen babe"
IS mar Ntclnan6 aufgefauen, baB aud6
9rat Ytlta Wfolnarp gcfeblt bate unb crit
Jest btntcr Der 9tetbe Der Greiber berbortrot
HnO auf &arobics etnen fori6enben 8tid
mari.
Snbltb tpurbe 6err BON NrmenDt urz
~gtoulolg nnb er bieB einen Der SGgerburz
i6en 3urifgeben, nm nacb benz @rmarteten
81 ieben.
gtacb einiger !3eit fam ser 9ote surid
Scr 6err @raf 1T nicbt BORT"
GortieBuna foIatl
, 1893-11-16
WuSeiac.

gcrtuanbten unb 6reunben Die traltrioe geafri6t. bag
I1eitle 9etie6te 6rau @nta Iriee, 9eb. Menter, i'm AI.
ter BON 45 Sabren am Wttttlundb. BEN Is. 0Doember,
0tor9ens 10 ubr. 9~eitur6eu lift. Die 8eerotgung fiubet
6rettag, BEN II. gooem6er, No9mitta9s l ru6r. bon benz
2rauerDouie, 1926 Sburtliff Aoe. unO lis. CTR. mad
3betInobme bitten
0noiuis Irfes, @atte.
NOIa TrieS,
&eouig SrieS,
OLD SSrieS, Ginber.
Guitar SricS,
otto 5rtes,
@iIbeIm WSenter, Brn6er.
l6no2t GntfIie y0eufer. @Chtu1oeriu.
, 1893-11-16

= &ibter &eriten iiberipies bc1te Miz
bael S.. SlooO unter $500 8ilrgi6aft ans
@rimtnalgertcbt, neil ct sum Oonf bafir,
baB 4oIi8ilt Ibaper i'm, Der su itart 9ez
trunfen bate, nah 6auie brac9te, auf SEM
ielben einen S6uB a6feuerte.
, 1893-11-16
= Coroner !Reun bat SEN am Monto

- Coroner &eup bat SEN am Weonta9
inter bem San9amon StraBens Gia6utt
tobt ~aufgefunbenen Wtann, bermut6lid
6. Sunbergaft, Gi9arrenfabritont aus
Bottom, unteriubt uno lit gu ben @nt4
ibluB eetommen, Oab Oer Sob gepaGtiam
berbei9efibrt tpurOe, oa Der S3dbel 3erz
brocben mar.
- Ser 9ampfer vGaniftro", Ben man
idbon p%erloren gegeben bate, traf g~eiterr
Morgen nit Ben Barren p9omeroD" unb
81. 8. Stetpart" i'm S6lepptau, aus 8az
rago bier et1. 9as @erilbt, Der 0ampfer
lei u~nter9egangen, entitanb baburb. oaB
eintge ScbiffStbetle in Ser NGbe BON Wtafi-
nam Gttp ans llfer 9eibpemmt purben.
9iele bate ber 9ampfer bel elmer Gouiz
iion NIT etlem unbetannten Sbooner Oerz
loren.
WbeubbIatt Der Su. StoQtssta. l Gent.
, 1893-11-16

Trerrt6et itno 8etonnten bic traurioe Nodridt, ban
inner plelgeltebter 8atte nno Batter ". &. RIeiIt am
unb 7 Wtonoten lonft I'M Serru e~ntitlafer lit. Sic BE.
erot9hng ttnbet ltott am 6reitog Wtoraen nm 8 rbr BON
SralerDolle BOG 9tortb NOe. nab Der ct. Wti6aelstirde
nno opn oo rad benz ct. Bomlfacius=@ ptteSoder.
16np2t Carolina NIeiu. nebft 9iuhsru
, 1893-11-16
Observation-Disclosures

Die 9eerbi9ung nteiuer lieben Satin 9abette finbe
am 6reltog, ben II. YtpOenber, Wtittags II ubr, bon
Srauerb1uIe 1O5 SO. 13. StraBe per GufIheu uad Moln
be1m itatt. I'm Itiae Sbeilnabme btttet
16np2t Mntou Stephan neb1t RinberH.
, 1893-11-16

9as Nben6bGatt Ser Suinois Staatssetz
tltng bat eS in Der fur3en s3eit ieines 8eites
Rcns gu einem bebeuten6en un6 be1tGnbtg
tpa6ienben Geicrfreiie sebrabt.
, 1893-11-16
SuOeS=Mnacine

Srennben unb gefnnuteu Die ~traurioe gtodridt, BAT
nnlere ltebe Wtntter yanItna Siriabm am Treitae
ben II. ytopenber, Mtor0ens nm T1O ubr, in Oofmoo6s
be9raben lpirb. 9ie betrHbten Rinber:
1lnta Siri6bu, &arI Striabn,
6343 @bamplnin MOe. Bertha Ghotaiu.
, 1893-11-16
gu ntietben Qeiuht.

N{ebiIoeter 9eutIder iu6t elegant mDlirtes 3imuer in
W gutter Sage, 9~torbieite porge5pgen. Bin Wi1ens
9ueH YreiS gu be5oblen. Sfierten an: L. 1 S~taatsstg,
, 1893-11-16
Yeri0nli6es.

Yianos.
4tI1ts sn psrtautsm
Gin gutter Wsber.JIRs
III better SrbnuHa.
3u erfrogen bel
SenrD SetmeE
1913 Oft Randolph StE
311Ibatp -
, 1893-11-16

0SipIin. uub @laoier.l uterri6t ertbetIt Wartiu Sonfen,
3O1 9uolon aoe. Serielbe empfieblt f9 ann
Gplo uub Quartet. i5nb3t
, 1893-11-16
MfGnner un0 &nabelt.

Serlangt: MGnner ua0 &nabem.
O2erlangt: Sin t%itbtiger, lDliber 8ubbolter. int
- Sfelit. oOer Sol9elGdtt belpanoert; muB quite Gfefe=
ren5en roHtuetien fDnnen. Mbr.: Y. 13 Staots3t9.
Nerlun9t: Gin jun9er 9ut9er, elmer Der WurIt
~ ma9e1 fam. $50 g. SolIteb Str.
NerIan9t: @rbeiter, gubrIeute, Scbpeuenmoher
~ nno StatIonSor6eiter fir oeu Siben; biaige 9idets
nab Wtenpbts. 9tem Orleans uno auen Ynnften i'm
Sfoen nber bic biretten &inlen Der SSltnois Central.
8obn in HpB' Arbeits=2(9entur
14upo7t , G. W5arfet CTR nhen
, 1893-11-16
unterri6t.


G in retmoHotfi6 @urfus, pleraio 9ectio.
" men 81 lie 2 Stlnoen umiaiieHb, lit bel Inetuer ers
probten &ebrmetbooe auSreidenh. fi6 cine ariinoIihe
9rammatttolii1e &erntnlB Der fraus6TF6en o~6eritalis.
nllben Spra3e or3uel9nen, NIB in elmer Der beibeu
Sproden f1ieBeub gu conoeriireu. Seoe Rloiie beiteht
ans iets Sbalern beam. Sdaierinnen. 9eQiun am ID.
September. AtMeloungen Seitig erbetei. W. e.
Grte6eL 1908 Sdiaer=Sb eoter= Seb1uoe.
iUieD ION DIet uoon boiu
, 1893-11-16
GerIaugt: Tranen nub MGOden.


OS~erlon9 ct: Gin beutihes M6b6en fir cine feline
~ 6a1ttiiei ntuB maiden 1nb bi9eln fDnnen. gu En-.
fra9en 491 9. State Ctr, GSIat c.
0SerIon9t: Sine &Ddl1. bic Moblaeiten to9en fam
IN etrtem Neltanrant. ytod5nfrogen 9otel Garfield.
i6Ho2t 5828 State Ctr.
OSerlongt It: Bette Steaungeu gu biIi9fteu 8ebiugnn.
gen bslor9t First German Employment Office,
o u. GIorf Str.
, 1893-11-16
2u berIeihet1.


tx ctb- d n 5teetmasT
" Qetr ~nerleibeu SeIb III 9rpRen poer fleiusn SuHrmeH
aui neutrality-suspicious. YiauUs, YferOs, maseH
unb 2a9erbdusf1etne Su iebr %niebrigen Raten unb an
iehe beliebige .3ett Nb3ahlungen ber &nleIben tonnen
gu ieOer %beiiehi9eu Seit geu0Gt uno af bieis MeIIe bic
3iufen r~eou5itt fperoeI.
@biroeo M ortsa9e 2oon Co.,
Sc Sa Soaeitr. % lptfurl erifer Glur Rber Der 6traBs
24oQlStQtHlo
, 1893-11-16

Metb in perGeibtn auf ubren, 9iomautex
6Hniudioden, Ssrusbre, 9iftDIen etc. SD6ftei
YrelS be1ablt tIr oItes 60Ie. GiI6er unb G5tItsint bel
2om y. 9Dnneae & Go. 118 Dearborn Strose.
4lilStMip
, 1893-11-16
SoOeS=Wusctae

%{reunoen tnb 9etannten Die traurioe No6ridt. ooE
Iletne treue 9eltebte Satin 3oi1 HOienstueie in
Nlter BON 81 Snbren g%eltorben 1T. 9ie 8eer6iaun0 fn
BET Jrettag Wtorgen 10 lbr bonn 5rauerbauie 662 u
Yorf &Oe. mad W0lobeint itatt.
g MnSpnainein
, 1893-11-16
GlailtfiSirte Auseigen

toIten big gu 10 Worten 10 gents, ieoes tpeitere ggurt
.s l Gent. 9teQenoeIu9e fret.
, 1893-11-16
Sn0eS=0fn4rinr.

Srelfben nnb 8etannten bic trouriae Nod1riht, bo
ul!ier lieber @atte MnO Batter WilbeIm 3meISon or
pl6sltc4 %9eitprben lit. geerot9ung am Sretto9 Mitto
l uDr BPM SrnuerDonie 1912 80. u. Str.
Sima 3MeISOorff, @ottin, nebft &inberr.
, 1893-11-16

NuftiOn8=S erfGufe.
&netipHs.1 Otta
RssnIar GsrtnHfs.Eaag
MOntags unb 9Dnnerfaas.
gpesiaI. @erfdufe on onberen Saeen bes N}puoty.
Woaren ouf PripatEYertouf, WbpIeIole pber 9}etaiI an
GucttUns=Breiien.
@ertdufs bon MObuunas. Giuri9tunsen cine Gpeaiolitat
SeIS nnr9ef6Dfe bel uebertrnauua
SorreiPunbensen merSsH ~srtpartet.
WtartiT g 60,
Quctipnotoren.
261 263 @tote Str. @hieoQn- 12ap1S .tufS
81 ufttonSs SIBERIAN DpH gferben. II. f. no. 9i.us.
" tags unn JreItags nm 10 ubr. 0erfouf BON ueueu
Xop'0u9QIeS I'M u ubr. 261 80. I2. Ctr.
10. 8. Gbrrs
NuttloHatpT onH 9rHno. uno perfpnoIsGioentbum
gil. taluio1S
, 1893-11-16
3itberu.

3itberu.
Ou Oerfaufen: Gofort Iebr biaig, cine 1b6ne
~ Sttber. M0r. j G a StaatS3tQ. l6no2t
= upertaufen: Cine feline goucert= 3itber NIT ga.
~ tent=Sopf. abr. U X 511 Staats3t9. nol6, Is, 10
3u Derfanfen: BferOe, &iibe, SunOe &c.
. II perfaufeu: 8~arauttrt 0DnblutsSunoe, Ser.
~ man 9taitiffs. 4145 &opmis Ctr. 16tD3t
On p~ertoufeu: gu einem Bargain, en leidtes
~ Grtenfottop @utnnoer 6nmilien=SurrD uno YTerbe=
9ef9irr; nlr 5 Ntol 9ebr0ldbt %iuoroeu; muB p~ertauft
lDerben. gu IebeM i'm YrlootItaa bes Gieentbimers,
262 8. 81 Ctr. @fe 9raub Blob.
, 1893-11-16

Nbonnirt auf bas Nben6bLatt Ser Suinois
Stadts1 3ettung. Brets l Sent.
, 1893-11-16
3n nerfanfen: GferOe, aiibe, 6nnOe Il
&erihie0enes.

Gret=3idets fir 9etmIt6ttein1er in Californian. MeQen
= metterer Ausfunft nenbe man li6 al Sibbar6 q
WppbS, sos Security Building, Chicago, 81.
, 1893-11-16

abeubbIatt Der Sa. Staatsstg. 1 Gent,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-09
Gas.

There are several kinds OF gas
marsh gas, sewer gas, natural gas
q good deal OF this furnished by poll
ticians, but Illuminating very poorly
oxygen gas, hydrogen gas, and a
long list OF others. Artificial lights
are obtained either hy combustion
or incandescence. Of the former
class is what is known to us as illu-
minating gas, now generally made
from bituminous coal, though it has
been, and can be procured from wood
also. Perhaps few Of our readers are
aware that the discovery and use of
coal gas is of comparatively recent
origin. 1t was about 1892 whom
Robert Murdoch, O studious and in
ventive Scotchman, began expert
ments in procuring illuminating gas
from coal. His experiments were
successful, but it was not until 1912
that the process was made cheap
enough to be of commercial impor-
tnnce. In that year the first Gas and
Coke Company was formed in Lon
don. One Of the recent applications
has been the lighting Of railroadcars
the most successful being the
Pintscl system, which is briefly the
storing OF gas at-very high pressure
in iron cylinders under the cars, and
supplying it in small quantities to
jets burning in glass globe. This
has been adopted by tho Burlington
Route for it's trains out of st Paul
and Minneapolis, and meets the
worm approval Of patrons. For tic
kets vim this popular line, cnll onany
ticket agent Of this or connecting
lines, or address ~. ]. G. Kenyon,
Gen. Pass. Agent ST. Paul, Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-09

Hon. HANS MArTsoN, ex-secretary
OF state for Minnesota died last Sun
day morning at his home in Mime
apoiis. His health has been failing
for about a year, but his condition
was not regarded as serious until
three weeks ago when he was COM
PEELED to take to his bed. Col. Matt
sons life has been eventiul. He was
one OF the Scandinavian pioneers OF
tho state, and during his 80 years
residence here had done great deal
Tor the up building OF the Northwest.
One hy one the old pioneers pass to
the great beyond. Hc was q brave
soldier, % faithful public officer, and
u good citizen. During his life he
held many high positions OF trust
Was twice auditor OF Goodhne Co.,
three times elected secretary ofstate,
consul general OF the United States
at Calcutta during the administra-
tons OF Garfield and Arthur, and a
colonel in the army during the war.
His last wish was that when he had
gone to Join the roll call Of the boys
in blue on the other shore, that his
surviving comrades and soldiers gen.
orally would attend his funeral.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-09
Non 10 Cure a Cold.

Almost everybody has remedy
for q cold, which he is ever ready to
recommend to others after detailing
his own experience.
The Bo~tnn Journal of Commerce
quotes from a medical writer some
advice on this subject which seems to
be more than ordinarily useful.
When one becomes chilled, or takes
q cold. the mouths OF myriads OF
little sweat glands are suddenly
closed, and the impurities which
should pass off through the skin are
forced back at the interior OF the
body, vitiating the blood and put
ting extra work On the l,tngs and
other internal organs. just beneath
the surface OF the skin, all over the
body, there is Il network OF minute
blood vessels, finer than the finest
lace. When one is chilled, the blood
is forced from these capillary vessels
into one or more OF the internal or
gans, producing inflammation or
congestion, and thus often causing
diseases dangerous to life. The time
to trent cold is at the earliest pos
sible moment after you have taken
it. And your prime object should be
to restore the perspiration and the
capillary circulation. As soon then
az you feel yo,r have taken cold have
a good fire in your bedroom. Put
your feet into hot water as hot as
can be borne, and containing table
spoonful OF mustard. Have it in a
vessel SO deep that tile water will
come up we'll toward the knees.
Throw blanket over the whole to
prevent rapid evaporation and cool
ing. In fro n five to ten minutes take
the feet out, wipe them dry, and get
into q bed On which there are two
extra blankets. Just before or after
getting into bed drink Il large glass
OF lemonade as hot as possible, or a
glass OF hot water containing u tea
spoonful OF cream tartar, with a lit
tie sugar ii desired. Should there be
q pain in the chest, side or back, in
dicating plenrisy or pneumonia, dip
a small towel in cold water and
wiring it as dry as possible. Fold
the towel SO that it will cover q little
more surface than is affected by the
pain. Cover this with piece Of f}an-
mel, and both with oiled silk, or bet
ter, with oiled linen; now wind Il
strip Of flannel q foot wide several
times around the chest. The heat Of
the body will warm the towel almost
Immediately, the oiled linen and fan
mel will retain the heat and moisture,
and, steaning the part, willgener:,ly
cause he pail, to disappear. Should
there be pain or soreness in the
throat, You should trear in a similar
manner with wet compress and fan
mel bandage. Eat sparingly OF plain,
simple food. Baked apples and 9TH
err fruit, bread and butter, bread
and milk, milk toast, baked potato
es or raw oysters may be eaten. By
following the above directions intelli-
gently and iaithfnllyyou will ordin-
arily check the progress OF the cold,
and prevent serious, possibly latal,
illness. AMERICAN.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-09
Mortgage Sale.

!. prr..L ,1m.n having b been IN made in \,
Of One Hundred lwenty-six and lS-lO0 Dollars
which IL caimed til be due at the date Of this
and delivered by lsetsey .AndersOn and John A
Anderson. mort :sagOrs. to John T. OstrOm
mOrtSiIpe. bearing date the 18th day OF April
tSJ2, md. with power OIL safe therein cOntall
cd. duly recorded in the office oi the Register O
Deeds in ana for the comfy III Marshall anC
state Of Minnesota. on tho 18th day OF April
1879. at O'clock y. m. In book IL OF mortgages
Oh l'nEe loo. and no action or proceeding having
been instituted at law or otherwise, III recover
I he debt secured by said mortgage. or any part
thereof.
Now, Therefore. Notice IL hereby Given. 'rha,
by vIrtne Of the power Of sale contained In saii
mortgage. and pnrsllnnt to the statute In Hncl
case made aud provided the sail mort gaga vii
he fOreclOsed by n snle Of tho premises described
IN and conveyed by said mortgage, viz:
The South East quarter VI section I went v
Tow Dslip One Hundred and Fifty-six north
Range iOrty-Ninc west. contained lUU acres more
or less according to tile Government surveythe
The Embellishments and appnrtcnanies; which sale
will be made iy the sheriff OF said Marshal
county. at the front door OF the Court house. In
the City Of Warren. in said county and state. or
the 2lst day OF April, 1893, mt 10 n'cl0ck a. M O
that daN. ut public yendne, to tho highest bidder
for cash. to pay snii debt OF Ono Hundred and
Twenty-six and 1890 Dollars. and interest. ard
:he taxes. II any. on said promises. md Twenty
Ave Dollars attorney = feos AS stipnlnted in and
by said mortgage in case Of foreclosure, and tho
disbursements allowed by law; subject To re-
tiemptiOn at any time within ono year from The
day Df sale. NJ provided by law. .sl
Dated February 2lst. A. ID. 1893.
john 4. OsTRoA.
A. GRISDELAND. attorney. Mortgagee.
WarreA. MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-09


Gov. MCKINLEY is n noble man, in
deed. by his conduct in the recent
failure Of q friend, whose notes he
he'd endorsed, he has taught Il les.
son in honesty that many people in
our day would do we'll to remember
As soon rs he learned that he, as
surety, would be required to pay his
friends obligations, instead Of try.
ing to hide his possessions, or turn
his property ovor to his wife, rs
many would have done, in order to
save themselves from bankruptcy,
Major Mckinley, like an honest man,
assigns all his property for the bene-
fit OF his creditors. And Mrs. Nc
kinley, also, noble woman that she
is, turns over all her property that
she had inherited and held in her
own name, in order that the credi-
tors shall be satisfied. Furthermore,
Mr.. Mckinley says, that If their pro-
perty will not bring enough to pay
all claims, that he will resume the
practice OF law and by his earnings
pay all Indebtedness, so that no one
shall lose q dollar on him. The mot
to which too many act upon these
days, is to gobble up all they can,
and let their creditors take the hind
most. Let those learn from McKin
ley that there is such,a thing as bus
mess integrity.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-09
Moyt6nGe Sale.

Wiiefkas default has been made in the contli-
tons OF q certain Mort gage made and executed
by Frank kurOwski wife decensed) MOrtgagOr.
unto Mary 4. Eagan. mortgngee. which mort
tho Office OF the register OF deeds for Marshall
county. Minnesota on July 10. 1856. ut 4 o'clock
z. NJ, in book ''F'' OF mortgages page 49, which
mortgage was duly. assigned by said Mary A:
Eagan unto y..k,. Newell, by Instrument dated
january Il. isJl, ahd recorded in Tie iidIce 81 tiit
register Of deeds aforesaid February 1891, at
1880 O'Clock A. NJ. In book 90" Ut MORTGAGES.
page sos.
And there is now claimed TO be due and is d,n
on id mort gn;se Mt the date of this notice. the
sum Of Fifteen hundred and Forty-ive Dollars
t3l545l. and no action or proceeding AT law Oi
equity having been commenced to recover the
amount 40 due, or any part thereof
Now therefore notice is hereby given. that III
pursuance Of the power Of sale contained IN said
mortgage and Of the statute in such case made
and provided: the premises described In and coy
cred by sail HOfttnRh Sit Unite i'll THE county O
Marshall and state Of minnesota. described As
follows. to-wit: The south half (Sis) OF sector
one az IN township one hundred and htty-sevei
$50 Of range forty seven (47) containing three
hundred and twenty i32O) acres more or less nc
cording to the government survey thereof.will b,
sold NJ public auction to the highest bidder al
the front door Of the court house in the city o
Warren. in the county OF Marshall and stAte o
Minnesota, on Tuesday. the 18th day OF April
1898. at II o'clock in tho forenoon OF that day
to satisfy the unlo;tnt which shall then be due OF
said mortgage. together with ST. OF taxes pnit
on SAID lind by the Undersigned and amy Other
| taxes that may he paid hy him before said sale
with S75 Attorney fees us stipulated in sale
mortgage. besides the costs and disbursement:
Dated March 9. 1893.
DIX S sl;y,,na !; vo,, - %.
Attorney for snt Assignee,
Duluth, MINI.
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STATE OF NIlNNE5OTA,(
County OF Marshall. SIS.
District Court. IA Judicial Dist rict.
BnlSer f;(7l and Lafayette T.ambersnn, Co.
partners rs the iank 81 W,tften: Plhtntihs.
Joseph S. David. Defendant.
The State OF Minnesota, To he nboye nnmed
Defendant:
You ore hereby summoned nnd required to
answer the complaint OF the plnintif In the
above entitled action, which 10 filed III the office
Ut thu clerk Of tile District Court Ut the 18th Jul
dcinl district, in and for the county OF Marshall
aid STATE ~ Miniiesbta, anu tp SERVE u copy q
ssiis sE az s g a f n te s"ts s s. u ssS
said county, within twenty days inter Tile Fet
vice OF this summons upon you exclusive Of thu
day Of such service and II you fail to answer the
said complaint withinthe time aforesaid the plain
tin In this action will take Judgment aainstyo
for the sum Of Three Hundred and Ninety dol
lars and Fifty cents, with interest on $500 o
said sum, at the rate OF ten per cent per annnm
from he 18th day OF October 1892, and with in
terest on $1,000 Of said aum at ten per cent pei
unInm from May 10th 1892 together with the cost.
lind disbursements OF this action.
Dated February 18th 1888
s. CDOKE:
Ihli,tiff Attorney,
Warren, MINI.
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The strongest recommendation
that any article can have is the en-
dorsement of the mothers OF the
town. When the mothers recon-
mend it you may know Tint Tint ar
ticle las more than ordinary merit.
Here is whnt the CentervilIe, South
Dakota Citizen says editorially
OF IN article sold in their town:
"From personal experience we can
say that Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy has broken up bad colds FOR our,
children. We are acquainted witt
many mothers in Ccnterville who
would not be without it in the house
for {. good many times it's cost, and
are recommending it every day. SO
cent BOTTLES for sale by Il. +. Whit
ney, Druggist.