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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25
The rIty Tenchers.

A regular meeting OF the teachers Of
this city occurred thl. morni1g, In the
assembly room u the high school
building, anu was called 10 order by
superintendent J. l.. Mllspaugh. The
program commenced with singing
under the direction Of Supervisor &C.
Young, followed by some general m.
nOuncements by DR.. MillBpRugh, after
which Prof. NJ. H.. Jonrs, Of tins city,
was Introduced N icncilous speech
~ the superintendent, aud gave "a
most Interesting sud Hbio address upon
the geological formation Of this con.
uIent, bur more particularly OF Utah,
Great salt Lake anu Lake bonneville,
on the bed OF whiCh lake our beautiful
city Is situated.
At the conclusion OF Prof. JOnes's
address, tho teachers resumed their
usual SESSIONS Ia sections IN charge Of
the following Instructors; First sec
lion, a. b, Martin, chairman; sccOnd
section, d. Drnnis; third section, q,
II. Alvey; fourth section, W. !. Me
Coy; fiiln section, Miss Qubltrough;
sixtu section, A. l.. kuuuk,y; seventh
A'NAANNl AANNAlNA " ~ NAWNNANH ~
the fret section papets were presented
ulOn language, which were dis.
GUESSED by the teachers Of the
grade for which the meeting l.
uesigued. Section number two took
up the subject VI spelling,
number three, a study Of the geography
Of Utah. number iOur, discussion "
the beet methods OF teaching reading;
number nvs, model recitation IA
reading was conducted by Oue Of the
teachers, In which recitation children
Of the city schools were present, g.
illustrate the subject In maud; the
sixth section discussed n TOME in u.
5. history the eighth, In the high
school section, ihe average age Of
pupil entering the eighth grade; the
acquisitions tor language; Instruction
acquired; the activities engaged Ia h.
furnish basis for language
expression; the powers he has been
required 10 exercise by reason Of we'll
directed effort on the part Of the
teacher what should characterize his
ability 90 speak anu write :he English
language correctly upon catering the
eighth grade; what marks his IN.
creased ability % speak aud write cor.
reciiy nj the completion OF tue eighth
year what methods u instruction IN
every Llauch will help most toward
his increase Of ability; what siuli.
are most conducive TO that ond, auu
what devices are helpful toward that
end,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25
TOO MUCH FOR THE KEELEYl
Johu V. Long Took n Course There but
WASH, "Cured.r

In tbs Third district court this
morning Judge Zinc heard the tes,i.
mouy ia the divorce suit Of Angie G..
Long Va John V, Long, the grounds
alleged being habltunl drunkenness
and failure to provide. Colonel Miller
was the PLAINTIFF attorney; tho dc.
iendant was In court but allowed the
case 10 20 by default, though he hal
previously filed an answer 10 the
complaint. Ia 10 he stated that he
had been out Of employment since
February 18TH last aud was It'll uu.
able 10 obtain work, lie also denied
the allegation OF drunkenness.
Or. Groves Of the keeloy Institute
wts fret called anu turulrd that the
defendant took COurse Of treatment
at that establishment something over "a
year ag0i hut he had seen him drunk
since.
Judge Ziue-"You didn'I euro him,
lheu?"
ayes, cir, we cured him,n answered
the DOCTOR "buI ne broke out again,
suppose"
Mrs. Long said the marriage OF her.
self anu husband took place between
hveau six years ago, nc Logan. Iuc
defendant began his drinking habit.
Two mouthh later nud kept them w uu.
"a he went into the Kelley Institute
last May. He Sustained from driun
,ur few months, then foil back int
his old ways aud had been drunk, more
"a lCBs, ever since. He was never
without drink now. Last february
hn was discharged from bis aitu,.
ton IN the Fret ward drug
tore for this. Ina done no Won
since that limr, and uaI not uto.
yi3od Tor her rt III, lie had drawn o.
gun on her upon two occasions whih
intoxicated, There arc two children.
aged respectively four aud two year.
Corroborative evidence having beer
given 10 establish the charge OF drnnl,
enuess, a slstog-ln-lgw ofthg dsiendn
stating that fhe bad seen Long Tetur.
homs drunk at two In the morniul.
Judge IAuo granted the declee auu
gave tue wiie the custody ot the
children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25
A new SPICE MILL.
The OlIy One Between Denver and
San Francisco.
nEwLlrI BnO,. 10 lnE NOM


Notwithstanding tho hard umcs 60
tho land our mos, cGtuiUuauG uu1sus
aIt more than ever fyaIsIug tHc great
nceu To-, being sul..alatl,uiug iu tno
matter of home production HuJ Cm.
Payment 90 lUgli lauIU
One 90 the new acquisitions o. our
homo industries that uU. U loo .fs.i
want not yuly iHf es.t iNEe CuE uIs
i.r tuu whole interior Nta, BE- Ihy uuW
imported HuCtmIIl by iUe W,lI Eulwu
firm 0i llewIu. Bul'uH, mauuU,lYr.
yfs OF t.uH WH'o. ... iIty ring y.l.auI-,
col thlF Cilg al. lJultH.H wu5uau. be-
-uICus between san FWuyI.g0 ami
Denver VIII .H.uIg I'D lIv Fluai ayuI %.
800 Iut.Iug.u Coos will furnish THESE
g.u.r IrHsu 3D. tau gyalyIH, tlat She con.
.umu.s m.y act hem yu.UfU they i.su
.u WuyU u. tuulI Ou .nHI usYUfF, which
Is tuu Ct.D when Ju.y are siDf1I sa
long iu eastern warehouses. Mufa.
Hewlett Lg.iuJH cd THIS city have
lust tmI0uUI "a llur picc mil, ami
place Do lu tuuil gaiA'Ishmuut at ~
auu 400 state street, uuI have illIyu
tuuli ft.tts wish uU kinds ui spices
nNI tAtrtuu when l.r Iu uvmaui uy
tuu retail merchants %. Utah and
adjoining sia.t-.
ruia yuiUpas.uf iu Is VOL known
20 tue lu.pu 40 DHu, auu VIII be
greeted WIN plea ur uy merchants
Throughout. This paIt U. tHu country, ss
tuuy viii have goods VI % superior
quality aud pr0posu 300 lugJ Hll C1mpc.
ulJu 40 10 Whulcsair Iuggs.
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below this more loose coal The coal
lies almost horizontal and between beds
Of clay. six irot Of solid coal of ex-
cellont quality Ia fair start ami 70
good indication Of quantity, but ifs
extent il yet to be determined. MI.
Frame says they nave government
patent which iuoludus 50 acres % Ian
AMI that work viii pr0lab y be-
resumed on the prospect this winter.
Lebl Tanner: We are informed by
+. r. Cutler, manager, that he has just
received word from their German
Correspondent that pnrt n their Urirt
Tor beet seed hai 90 be- cancelled, alu
that wiug 10 tho drought anu an.
favorable season for sect, prices had
advanced over so per cent" 80 there Boz
no doubt that the company will have
10 charge more Tor bcot seed the O ming
season. Since Wednesday the l5tH,
10 the 22nd, Manager Cutler has paid
out the cum Of $4,000, which il u
much larger sum, no dUub', than has
been paid out by oil the other iRctotlps
IN Utsh In the same time. The people
OF Utah county nfo getting their eyes
opened regarding tue amount OF
means the factory scattering Ia tue
Inherent tUwnt.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Todayh clearing hou.s ezcnauges
amounted TO f2lO,577
rODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York-Si.yer, ss g, lead, $500.
10 4dOn--Siiycr, 80 --lGI.
ORE AID BULLION.
Wells, Fargo g Go. received today.
Mingo bullion, sjngi.
Mccormick 81 g.. received today:
Silver aud lvhu urt-, si5un.
II. II. Jones d %. received toiays
Ore, siIOli bullion, s5s0U. Total,
$4,000.
". A. Hodges had la for assay Co..
day 81 ions Oi Horn Silver ore. lll tons
Of BulliOu.Brga ore aud. hvo other
controls.
w. q. NJ. Steward hal iu tor assay
today III tons Of BuIliou.BuuH ore.
a. tons Of York ore, 90 tOus Of Lion
ore and ont other control.
J. w. tutfio haI In iOr assay today
~ tons o Horn Silver orc aHd i've
other cOuirllt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25
Morgan stake COnlerenrc.

TIE quarterly conference Of Morgan
Sake convened Sunday and Monday,
November 10 n and gl,u. Tue moe.
.ngs wpro well attended anu "a good
pirit anu feeling was manifest Ih,
conference was pleided over ~
Councillor FauoIs, tho PRESIDENT d.
.ir stake, Richard Frye, being ver,
lick aud unable 20 attend.
Tho lime was well occupied by Ed
Ga Frank Croft and Charles n CIarI
VINO had Just returned from "a mifsloi
% tho Southern Stntos; Elders JON.
seaman anu Mark Lindsay, OF W,br,
sake, AMI others 0i the local brethren.
phe young people especially receiy,
sDod instruction, In which they w,f
advised 10 make uHs OF tho yaluabl
opportunities they nave 20 store theii
minds vi h useful klowlrdtc, TO bu,
ne s,audaTl W0Tbl VI the Church an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25

read them, that they may ut PREPARED
10 teach aud defend the principles Of
the Gospel.
The condition OF the stake as fe.
ported by Councillor Frnncis,was not ns
GOOD ne when lat reported. The ft-
sort showed that epme OF iue people
had become carolcsa AMI lhat there
vas an unfortunate degree 20 uiluiuri-
ucss in some quarieis. lHe general
aud local authorities werr urtaruiJd
and unnnimously sustained boy the
conference. A good cgris 90 active
missionaries were chosen aui sustained
90 travel Ia tho Stake tor tuu next Xix
months.
Conference adjourned '1f three
month";. ALJNlO FRANCIS,
Ukv Cork.
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Au,iio,i Ar,u So


On tuchiui NuN ~. Ht 1880 20. u.
30. 1888 raat Third slu,u s.r,ot Up.
right pIuuY, patl1f Fur ItIrr, Two
Folding beI-, Mirror Front BEDROOM
Sutp, SuiuEa, Mattress, Beading. three
tuudicI yArislo Of hue Carpets, Stair
Catiut, SiJctoaId, Extension Table,
Cunus, Cook Stove aud Heater.
L.uugOs, fine lot OF Elch,ug au1 Stub
EurTaviugt. Coutsp sud other Fable,
n lot Of DiHhtt, Gfbs and silver Ware,
Lame NiIrUr, Sowing Nachirc,a lot OF
Kitchen and LauuIry Utensils y,c.,
etc.
Also % fno ra'r ON WcIu,a Jay, Nov.
80, ut No. $50 south FUN East street,
PariUb DiuIugr0lm ana Bedroom Fur.
uiiuu, House u' B rooms completely
fufuisuci aud Or.au Tor snlc.
*. A. ANrWEws, Aucll0nccr
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Just Sharp Trading.

The two gyrsies with unpronounco.
able names who were taken into cus.
toby by the police last night and given
q hearing before Ju6tlco Gee On o.
@ Rfgo VI grand larceny, were allowed
10 20, It appearing they NAT not stolen
tho horses ~ supposed. Their guilt, Il
IL said, Comts principally from the Acl
that they are ut sharp Yankee trad.
era ana that tnry ug not steal horses
from the uEsusprCtlug farmer, but that
yney simply leave him "a useless aulmul
Instead oil "a good one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25

Roswell NJ. Rogers, OF Beaver City,
Beaver county, made homestead entry
Ia the land office today Of thu south'
west quarter OF this southeast quarter
and the southeast quarter Of the south.
west quarter uf section rs, the north
east quarter Of the northwest quarter
ami tue northwest quArtcro OF the north.
east quarter Of section 10, township IS
south, range 10 west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25
Address BIZ Iloelor Tnlmnre.

On Monday evening next, common.
cling at half past seven, Dr. james
r.. Talmage will deliver an gd iress la
the Eighteenth ward chapel under the
auspices VI the Eighth q Iotum NJ Eli
dera, which comprises those residing
IA tie Thirteenth aud Eighteenth
wards. The NEWS Is requested TO
state that all brethren holding the
Priesthood Tetiiiug IN the Ab1ye
named wards are invited 10 attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25
A Large Meeting.

tis expected that there will bo a
large alloniancs az tue meeting OF the
Utah Democratic olub this evening to
hear Delegate Rawllns's speech. In
addition to this feature there will be
other interesting matters Of Importance
% tho mtmbrrs. Mr. Rawlins IL also
booked iorA speech before tue Uni.
vuTuity club tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25

foNur sarah Louisa, daughter Uf john u. aud
rIulh Ron, AGED years Hul 90 uHEH.
Funeral from residence of WHfUUtHt til Wl q
Nnrtn lyup. street sunday .Igu, 40 % a.u.
tuguua BUDDY invited
rAun Hiu ihiH rIIH. November 10. go. luttI1
May farIt daughter Hi DAVID o. and NhrFIrut
j Parry aged gyHff. mouths and o. ulTH
lunurA. s.Iviegs W.I hU he'd Monday 80.
vCmutr -tiN. 10 . Do mu at family residence.
80. COS W.Hf llnt south. luCuuf Ui thU
family are Invited
DANIEL. HAt hn rraItcnrc. No, 90 second
street, HA.t lltr tlV, Nut a, Daniel !. uau
tgIH, aged b. NUHrH.
Funeral sHftl.fa at tay rtsIuUncc. lll Second
street on sunday 90 D. O'Clock. tucnds Do
HpcrttuuY invited
ellen IhlUu rIrnHa copy,
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saIL Lnke Connr T.aeher., InslIlnle.

oAi' hAhN NWuhAN AtANuttn iunhAWAIs
a very Interesting meeting OF the
teachers was held in the University
building ~ lO;3j today. The program
u the uay consisted Of "a talk on pcda.
goglcal Psychology ly Prot. w. NJ.
stewart. he subject was ably dis
Guessed, AID several questions asked
were well answered BY the professor.
Said thut the teacher should come
before his pupils hud read ,hym, ns II
wUrg-shuuld learn the extent " the
chill'u knowledge aud be- Hblu Co form
the connecting LINK from the known
10 the uukuuw o., with .ut whiCh they
could uOilprlcure the best results. a fr.
citation by Mf. Frank lirli was rendered
sud highly appreciated, aHd the insll.
tu,v adjourned.
JAMES SANDERS, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25

tho Adgortising,
O'HOod'B 5arapadlla is always within
thebOunuBo Of ruafOu because { h True; IL
always appeals o. tho sober, common
sense OF thinking people because II Is
true, aud u h always fully substnn.
tiated by epdomumenta which, i'm the
financial world would he accepted
without a moments hesitation.
HrOl, Pills cure liver illr, constlpatIon
billlousuus, iauuiicc, sick headache,
indigestion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25
MORE EVIDENCE

Ofthe SKIN ofihe FhS stciHns Connect
81 win the COPELAND Medical
Institute, Located Ia thc Progress
HuiIdiuz. oa souih Main street
tho Ola Institute - Established
NturiT rive Years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25

Oh, 90 ] only hal her complexion!
Why % h. eh-ily obtained. Use pDE.
1lu's Complexion Powder 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25
TERRIBLE nURlNu
Skin and Scalp. Tried Everything.
Used CutIruri. he Three Weeks
Not Scar or plmplr.

Whrumyu1hvvl fHur month"; oiibireberi.
anl forehead began .H Iu.II. ont with Whl.Up.u.
iNd1 uu ful surface. Coco '". UlFH IuHl. Im.
myua.l, which bs I.uIH'". Alter Dr. wuu.I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25

90 boa been suffering fnr about Iuaru years
Win CDR ulr rHtlIrn pTutuIH 90 suWg % tuU
copeland iuHiiiu q. NUIHH ih" rr.u'I ut urF.
lr"trl .UI1H, which caused iHW mucous fu IIHu
down boo wy throat duuH# flU uIuUt. ami Iu
iuU morning would HsUa Huu HuIi lIr u Ian.
uHr goo 900 HH|FU.I of IH. account. alton. after
which would IUU t"# H.HFs MF HrIuH. Fua
Affected HuH .hUru uITuH.HH ringing ulHur Iu
uN ,au would hove severe HUad4.H.s at
NuUH
."tuI NOW. after only three month rr4t.
mont "r condition IHFr. much .mu"..rH and
um .IIH..I l"tl. perfect con. Ul.I HUIH#.fuu
Iu N worry .HHH HuH, uuI recommend I.U.H
u.H UHnf Geo aN WHO aIp HuHuuu. "a. once
The test guarantee during Nuvom-
her: Ayory ioouT i've Dollars rlid
during the month D. received with
the contract aud agreement tnnt itI
GO bc refunded iu thirty DAYS 8. tho
patient is mot satisfied. Terms only
5000 urr month, which includes
medicine, so extras.
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MAIL

MAIL
NaI rpqHC.Hr. IIoFrHrrrsruI home ug.t.
wgutruWes rnm ever. county
Seud4 cents Goo Question Circulars.
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SAVINGS Bank.


500 MAIN arltEEr.
CrOu Saturday evenings from 80 0'rl0aE
nor cont interest paid Uu deposits OF gl.0J of
ore, 1000 compounded iour times ayelr
ltgh 1tIo Insurance Z TFus, Co.
,urAI, .ttu.ItIL ram.
7, v pNnLl ll','u' w, :. MctuHNl'h
tash.ea
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robbie matter would Dae
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of UIH bead, then fUtia
pom formed on head cod
I MTUHuu NtuIlIu
u.UHIllhUlTuf iurne Isl
NtUmullss itETuwvuHaH
HII Goo tIWu. lmW Your
advertisement nithptUIi.
rUHN i,HHuuirH Chic
HNHukly. MDpuUhlHai
tI|H"UuA NTWfnffIs and
The Irish standard., 1893-09-16
Death of Judge Hooker.

The end came to Judge Frederick
Hooker ON Monday night when he
quietly breathed his last while still un-
conscious. He had been IN stupor for
the past two weeks, with only two OF
three occasions when he was at all con-
scious of hie surroundings or recognized
his family,
Judge Hooker's final sickness began
about six weeks ago. He was first taken
sick il May last, after an unusually long
and tiresome siege at the bench. He was
hattar after short time, and went back
tn his work. In June his physician saw
Tint there was trouble ahead for him il
ha did not take rest, and advised him
to drop everything. The Judge, always
conscientious to do all that fell to him to
do narsisted in remaining at his tasks.
Two o. three weeks longer he fought Oh
his indispositioD, and then succumDed'
!: There had been no hope for him ~ SINCE
d and dozen times du ring the last lev CIV
weeks 81 had been thought final dissolu-
/ zion xas &c hand, funeral services
took plsce .is a rss q ~ enoe 50 Fey -
The Irish standard., 1893-09-16
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE UNDER
JUDGMENT AND DECREE

- TATE OF MINNESOTA, Hennepin County.
y district Court, 4th Judicial District.
The Hennepin county Catholic Building and
Loan Association, plaintiff, VS. John j. Kenrick
and Julia Kenrick. defendants.
tue of a Judgment and decree. entered and rem
dered in the above entitled action by the said
Court on the 2Sth day OF August, 1895, d duly
certified copy of Judgment and decree of which
has been to me delivered, / the undersigned
sheriff of Hennepin County, MINNIE sofa, will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash on Monday, the 30th day of October, 1893,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon at the front door OF
the Go lrt House in the City of Minneapolis in
the Said County of Hennepln and State ct Min
neSOta, the preInjs and real estate described
in said Judgment aud decree, lying and being in
the said County Of Hennepin and State of Min
nesota and described DIS follows to-wit: Part of
lots eleven 11 and twelve i12)in block eleven al
Morrison and LOvejOy's Addition to Minneapolis
according to the plat thereof on file and IF record
in the Office of the Register OF Deeds in and for
the County IF Hennepn aud State OF Minnesota,
described as commencing at a point forty feet
west of the southeast corner IT said lot twelve,
thence west thirty eight and one half feet,
thence north ninety-slX feet, thence east thirty
eight and one-half fee1 thence south ninety six
feet to the place Of beginning, to satisfy said
Judgment and decreee together with attorneys
fees aud all legal costs and disbursements.
JAMES Fl. EGE,
Sheriff of Hennepin County.
BY JAMES A. KENNEDY,
Deputy.
The Irish standard., 1893-09-16
THE LOCAL MARKETS.

MINNEAPOLIS. September Is.
FLoUR-Quoted at 50 @3 IS for first patents
So 2513. 40 for second patents, u. S592.25 fOl
fancy and export bakers: II l0@1.25 for low
grades, in bags. including red dog.
BRAN AND SHoRTs-Quoted at $9.25@9.5O TO-
dlings.
CoRN-No 3, s6c; No. 5 yellow, SIC.
OATs-No white selling at &c; No. 8, Csc.
RYE-No. 2, 40c.
BARLEY-Nominal; No. 3, s2@34c.
FLAx-Quoted at $l.0l:
BuTrER-Creameries, fancy, 22@2Sc; good t.
choice, 1a@2lc; fair to good. 16@1sc: diaries
fancy, WG21c; fair to good, 17@1sc; common ID
@l5c; packing stock, l291213c; grease, 5g6t
EeGs-strictly fresh, 12c including cases.
CHEEsE-Fancy full cream, 1001lc: fine full
cream, 1O011c; part skins, 6@7c.
DRESSED MEATs-Pork, 7H@7Ac per 10; veal,
@7c; mutton, 5@sc.
ems. per ID, SC; hens, per lb, &c.
PoTAroEs-Potatoes, bu., 400 &C.
SHEEP PELTs-15@85; shearlings, a9l5.,
HoNEY-Fine white clover. 16@lSc; buck
wheat, 1a@l4c; extracted, 7@l0c:
HIDEs-Green, 1912; cell 4a5; kiI
veal, sa4; kip veal, long haired hal. 2s$: -,
dozen, 3oas5c; lettuce, 10a11c per dozen; pars
lev 900 per dOz; onions, southern, per hushel
9O31 is; rutabagas, per bu., soc; tomatoes, pei
bushel 75a1 90.
TROPICAL FRUITs-F1orida oranges, per box
So 5Oa4O0; lemons, Messinas, per box, a. 5Oa6 90
apples, choice to fancy, $3.50 to 800.
BEASsEaney nayy PET S1;' s2 cee2 - a.,
$13500l4.OO. Bolted meal, SIG; granulated. A8
HAY-Choice Minnesota upland, 81 50; mixed
1915; $7.OO07.50 for Iowa upland; lower
grades 4OOG5GO.
The Irish standard., 1893-09-16
NOR rG AGE s ALE.

Default having 5 en- n1ade ii the pawn mt. 81
j the sum Of seventy $50 O. y do lars i,,f rest
Which iselaimed 70 be due at the dc 81 sas
and d .livered by o to Rehmk., unmarried, to
Curtis Coffee airing date the 10th day Of
therein Contained, duly recorded in the Office
of the Reg ster Of Deeds III and for the County
Of Hennepin. and >tate Of Minneso5a, on the
m !, in Book s97 of Mortga ses on page 23s, and
whereas by the defau't in the con itiolls OF said
NOR gage the whole principal debt cured
able aud the said mortgages hereby elects md
declares the whole principal debt TO be now
Tue, payable and recoverable :tnd there is
this "otice, upon said mortgage and the debt
thereby secured the sum of one thousand and
seventy 81 O7O.O0) dollars, principal and in
said mo- tsage has becons operative and no &C.
ton or pro. eeding having been in.titured, at
law or otherwise, to recover the debt secured
SAD Serso4 any Given that
by virtue of the power Of sale contained in said
Mortgage. and pursuant to the statute In such
case made and provided the sa sac Mortgage Wal
scrihed in and co iveyed BY SAID Mortgage: VIZ:
Lot nun bered ven (D in block numbered five
- Williams Addition 70 Mnneapols s sceo .rd
Of record in the ottic> OF the Register OF Deeds
of said H.nnepin County, state Of N nnesota.
with the hereditaments and appurtenances;
WHICH fh1e Will Oc lAaue Wy VIC oACl1u " sdAu
Hen, epin County, at the front door of the Court
House OF Hennepin County, in the City Of Mil.
neapolis, in SAID County aud State. on Monday
the soth day Of October, 4 " u 5, at 10 o'coek
a. M, II that day, at public veudue, to the high
EST bidder for cash, to pay said debt and inters
st, AID the taxes, if any, on said premises, and
fifty $3.50 Uu) dollars, stt0r, eys fees, us stip-
llated il AID by said Mortgage in case Of fore
closure. and the disbursements allowed by law;
ubje~t 10 red mption at any time withi1 one
ear from the day OF sale, as provided by law.
Dated September Is n. 4 D 1898,
&. CURTIS COFFEE,
\. L BRICE Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgage.
Loan nj Trust Building
MinneapOlis Mimi