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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19
ouIeG's COOP SENSE.

with the political views and the
altogether sensational political per.
fotmsncss Of young Lemuel ELI
Quigg, OF Now York city, this paper
cannot be- accused o. any particular
sympathy; but 10 a recent evidence Of
his good common sense We mn our
selves compelled to give hearty
acclaim.
He made n wonderful canvass in n
formerly Democratic district In New
York two or three yapra ago rs q can
didAle to fiil n vacancy. anu won
handily as n high protec,ionist. OF
course last fan he was reelected with
.ase-Republlcan candidates had that
experience pretty generally. Now hs
comes out with resignAuon-he
would rather throw away the chance
Of being a great mau than give up his
editorial ttipsd. In addition 10 repre-
,enting tue aforesaid fammany dts
trlct hu IL also editor In chic OF tho
New YORK Press; and finding the two
positions iucompallblo-a, least TO the
extent Of requiring that his duty IN
one D. sItion OF the other must DO ncf-
lecled--ho chose tho wiser part and
ooncluitd 10 stick to his paper.
IfaByihing could atone for the folly
of u ewtqaper man In going into
ofiicr.sessing, It would bu the prompt.
ness VI decision to get out again NJ
soon "a possible. A Iournalis. who
does his duty to his readers Ia bound to
bsa poof candidate where votes arc
needed, for tho rsasDn tnaI II In bile
newspaper no IL just and courageous,
he will make enemies and ihut
eairange voters. Rrsiles mats journal.
lat VINO is al all ia love with nia pro.
fe.siou aud n. Nil worthy OF ", would
not exchange his power and indepen.
denes tor any ,iiicv that could DO
given. There 10 no gFue editor OF man
ager thHt ever tried Il who dii uol
roget it-isw who n they succeeded
In getting Tue Office did not iaii 10
shine In Il. Young Qigg sets an eI'
ample tina, other gnd oven older men
might follow with p,oh'.
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ecclesiastical bodies arc terminated ~
present.
The kernel OF the q iosiion OF The
reunion Of Chrlstendoin, said the car
dip-' consisted IN the admission OF
the roman claim that the rope had
received by divine right authority to
teach and govern the whole church.
The e,ssnce Of the Anglican position
was n negation OF the Roman claim.
Until this claim was admitted, no bssls
Of reunion was possible. The oardinhl
further declared that he did not expect
TO witness the submission Of the Eng
lish people 40 body to claims that
we're rspudiaIed at the time Of The
Reformation. lie looked to tho slower
ptocess Of individual conversion.
The fac, that negotiations are now
pending between the Vatican and the
Qvirinal, which, "A stated in n dispatch,
may result In the cession OF Italian
territory TO the pope, H. TO DO oonsid'
cred In connection with other efforts to
extend the power and In iluence OF the
Roman pontifi In the world. IL looks
ne II the time IL not far OIL when his
so-chlled captivity, now extending
over period Of twenty-five year.,
may be ended, and tho much.oovetcd
secular power again restored. Ono
consequence Of this would Ne that the
Roman chufch-or perhaps rather ita
hcad-would bs entitled to diplomatic
representatives al the government
seats Of the world. In the past history
OF nations II Ia easily perceived that
papai Romos Influence often was de-.
gliding the most important issues. The
sobtie,y o. her statesmen, their learn.
INK and ekill AMI. atove all, their well
drnned aims and unity OF purpose, all
at the service Of one will, enabled
them to shape the tate VI nations ioi
centuries. 10 II all To be enacted ovei
again7
IL In reasonably certain that the rec.
torA1ion Of secular power TO the Roman
poniin, even on u small scalp, would
considerably facilitate the Reunion n
Christeniom, now 30 much discussed
and there are many signs Indicating
that 1t viii come t. pa5s. The blow
aimed nj papsoy wien Victor Emanu.
el's troops occupied the rierual city on
ihe 'oysn hills was generally consld,
cred fatal, but, rs In the Apocaly fsr,
tue "deadly wound" may DO healed
and the world again be led TO bow IN
submission aud alteration.
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The direct line TO Kansas CITY, It.
Louis and Atlantic seaboafd, IL via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ana chair
csrs, and oil connections made In
Union depois In the DAY time. II you
arc going East and care for n daylight
ride through the grandest soeuefy Of
the Rocky Mountains IN route, see
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant ,hair cars
positively free to holders u regular
train Tickets.
IL. -. KoOsFR, G. +. & +. A.,
Il Morlan Block, Self Lake City.
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This Imminent Is different In compo.
sition from any other llnlment on the
market. II " n scientific discovery
which results In II being the most pene.
trsting Liniment ever known. There
are numerous white limitations, which
nav 4, Recommended h,cau.. ,l,.y
poy the seller a greater profii. Beware
u ,bese and demand Bdiidrd' SaoiD
LiniDlsnt. IL positively cures Rheu.
mallsm, Neuralgia, SprAin., BRUISES,
Wounds, Cuts, soiaiio and IntAmma-
tory rheumatism, Burns, soaldr, sore
Feet, Contracted Muscles, Siti Joints,
Ola sofes, Pain In Back, Barb Wine
Cuts, Sore Chest or Throat, AMI Ia
especially beneficial IN Paia ysls.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE

The si1ty.,ixth ssmisnnual Com
ference Of tho Church Of Jesus Christ
Of La,ier.dsy Saints will convene IN
the Tabernacle. Salt Lake CITY, on Fri
day morning, October Alb, 1895, At 10
o'clock .. m. A cordial invitation Is
given to the Ulcers and members Of
the Church to be present
wiLr0RD WOODBURY..
0roRGE q. CANNON,
JosEpH +. SMITH,
First Presidency Of the Church Of 10.
sus Christ Of Lstter.day Saint.
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GRANT AND DAVIS WERE REL
ATlVES.

A genealogical coincidence thpt Is
deserving OF note aud will be interest
ing u ttue, Is the late discovery
through documents that are declared
to be, aud apparently are, ifustworlbyi
that jefferson Davis aud Ulysses 3.
Grant were desconjei from the same
grest-gts The Aforesaid doou-
mens show that this ancestor wa
William simpson, who came TO
this country from the north OF
Ireland In the middle Of the last cot
fury, settled In Pennsyyania anu
fought In the Continental army. His
sou John was Gen. Gunps grand.
father, aud his daughter Ann, who
married John Davis, was the grand
mother Of the Confederate loader.
The prominepos achieved by the two
gTeat-grands1ns lend a curious inicf'
eat TO the fact q their relationship. But
the sanauinafy occurrences thai
brought them bsiore the world
were prolific Of scores and hundreds Of
cases eth more strange. Not only
were the families Of own brotheis d.
vidsd by the lines OF battles, but even
brothers themselves fought against
each other In many Of the engage
ments Of the war. That was the very
feature, Indeed, that made It the cruel
eat Of all wan-tho division Of families,
and the nghting Of sons agains,
fatbers, brothers against brothers anu
former friends aud ncighbofs taking up
muaksi and sword agalnit each other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19
SPORTING FAME SOON PASSES.


Before the late seiles Of International
yacht races was hardly completed, and
whun every spot.iug onthusiai, ia both
hcmisphores was discussing pro VI oun
the action Of L1rd Dunfaven Ia with.
diawing from the third race after being
deprived OF tho victory which his :
mirefs claimed for him Ia the socond
one, Tho submarine telegraph quietly
brought tho news Of the death In Eng.
laad Of an old mAu named j Amos Ash.
bury. Tho Londou newspapers VI that
Jay had an obscure paragraph to the e.
Coz that he had been iound dead In his
rooms, an inquest subsequently, dovel-
oping the fact that he 1pired from m
overdose Of ohlorodyne; anu the Amer.
lean papeFs scarcely gave tho incident
80 much as passing mention.
Therc WAS time when this James
Ashbufy's name rang trlumphautly
areuni tbs world. Strangely ensugh,
TOO, II was In connection with
in'ofnalional yacht-racing. No
longer than quarter oi a
century ago he was properly famous
ON two continents; Tor a. the frst ohal.
iengetirom the other side OF the ATTAIN.
Ito Tor the Americas cup, his tight
yacht LlvoniA accomplished what no
successor has since dons-seat the
Ametioans In Gus race OF tho seTlsa
and was allowed II. That no was un.
succesiful In winning the subfequent
races ana recapluring the trophy is not
20 well remembered sgsin,t him as the
small but glowing fact that la forty
iouryears OF American possession OF tue
cup, his has been the only challenger
that ever won a single event Ia thu
various championship sofios to deter.
mine lts ownership.
Yet this man could die misernbly
anu alone exactly whils the late,t anu
m Iet important series OF races was siil
under way, with barely mention OF
him In the nswspaperl How flee,inG
aud ficklo are some kinds Of iamtl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19
FRIENDLY REUNION.

A recent issue OF lhe San juan Times,
published at Farmingtoh, New Mexico,
makes tho following Allusion to a
pleasant incident just having hap.
penedi
brigham Young, ono Of the Twelve
Apostles of the Mormon Church, Mr..
and Mrs. T., O. Foster, Mrs. Allen, Miss
oliphant aud Or, a. Roienthal were
guesisA t the residence ~ NJ. and Mrs.
Y. Il. n. Graves, last Tuesday. A pie
Mo llunur undo, the trees was rem.
Gored uuus ally pleasant by tho shield.
ing Presence OF ioyeTal clouds la the
usually bright ky. Mu,i succeed d
the wor.hip At tho shrine " Eplcurus.
MIS-. ]. Allen Foster, Mr. Foster aud
Mr. Young wofp naturally the chief
tar iclpAuts In the conysrtauun that fol-
luwtd on topics 81 a most IN Ores.ing
nature, ihe rest OF tho company orni-
ing pleased Listeners, Rominisrunce. Of
tho old DAYS when the struggle OF tho
devoiei aud brave Mormon people,
their great invasion and conqucnng of
the lnhospitahle desert, formed th6mo
on which his leading Mormon gontlo.
man could speak with experience. "De-
vntion to their creed forms, said be, mo
maiusprlng Of their lives" (And ~ il
should be, and so It has been with our
Christian martyrs, Puritan ancestors. or
with the lluguenut yic.ims. Dsyotlon
10 creed raised Petor he Hermit and sont
the Crusader against the pa,n MIN hosts,
The creed of Mahomvt s0t the standard
Oi tho Crescent over thOusnudal Mrs
Foster has addressed tho multitude In
tho great Tabernacle, and chAtteI
with enthusiasm ot a pleasant expert
ence amongst the citizens nl Salt
Lake. IL happened that Mr.. Foster WAS
sent by President Harrison TO interylow
the President " the Church during tho
lNo trouble, so his powers Az a "ro.
contour were brought into PLAY. Mr..
Young has been visiting Ia Fruitland
aud VIII 10 from hare 10 the Manao-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19

Arc you Bilious, Conatipsled or
troubled with JAunlioe, Sick Head.
ache, Bad Taste IN Mouth, Foul
Breath. Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain IN
Back and litween the Shoulders, hills
and Fever, etc. II you have any OF
these symptoms, your Liver Is out of
orier, anu your blood II slowly being
poisoned, because your liver does mol
act properly. HERnINE viii cure any
disorder Of the Liver, stomGoh OF
Bowels. IL has no equal rs Liver
Medicine. Price rs cents. Free trial
bottles al Y. &. M. l. drug store.
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where M has business THIS pfominen
aud enlightened member Of the Nor
mon Church Is the son Of The great Brig-
ham Young and inhoriis many Of the
sterling qualities OF that famous leader
ard organizer. Mr.. Young h man OF
broad and liberal Views, whilst bis
travelled experience Of his fellow men
and his natural courtosy mako him an
agreeable and instructive companion aud
valued friend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19

THE oMiEoUs silence OF Mr.. Horr
and MI. Harvey, since their foreasio
seI-to In On oago, eEoi,es the grave
query ne to whether the distinguished
jaw-operators have died from their
effort or arc merely In n state OF TEN.
poraty COLLAPSE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19

The QUESTION who Is at prosont TIE
greatest OF presohers in Christendo m,
Ia answered by DR.. Theodore Cuylef,
who THINKS that DIR. Alexander Mac
laron occupies that place. Like a.,
late &. II. Sturgeon, Maolaren Ia a
Baptist minister aud distinctly an exc
goiical preacher, always opening up his
sermons naturally from the Scripture,
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have decided 10 orsaliz 10 classes for
The study OF tigrt reading, 70 CONE
menco On "Wednesday evening, Sept.
9Th, aud would advise members OF
ohUirs, quAftotiss, choruioa aud MI
who desire % become practical sight
readers TO enroll their Damos without
delay.
Ptlce for course OF ton wceks 80 90.
Leave painrs aud learn full raTtiru.
lars ut Dayurs 4 Coaltrr's Musio StoTc.
PROF. Gro. CARELEss,
RtHllcucf, .hb Eaa SECOND South.
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Ono advantage oi taking Aver
Sartaratilla 10 purify the blood T. tina
you need not infringe upon your hour
OF labor or deny yourself any fold
that agrees with you. Ina word, yea
are not compelled 70 slhrve or l0a,
while taking II. These are Tecommen.
dat ns worth considering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19

A HALF.LoAF Ia bs,tor than no
bread, anu the late shower was in-
finitely better than no rain at all. But
tho former doesn't always satisfy hun
ger, and the latter has certainly left a
hardly diminished ihirst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19

AS TO the rumor that Gen. Low
Wallace was to succeed Mr.. Spafiort
rs congressional librarian. tho Chit
oago Dispatch humbly observes that
nothing has lately ben Hur'i from H..
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&, u. Bas'ord, Of Carthage, s. DAT,
says: "PaTk-' Sure Cure sxceIa all
other medicines for rheumatism snd
Urinary disorders. For sale by +. j.
Hill 4 Co., anu Nelden Judson Drug
%.
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sClFIELD, Utah, Aug. IS, 1906
piles for a number OF years aud ha We
taken bottles OF Hoods SarbRparilla,
" hich has given nae great relief, and
tho itching has almost entirely disnT-
peared. Thomas Douglass,
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Dandfuh Is due 20 Gu enfoebled
state " the skin. HalPs Hair Re,
newer quick M the nultitlve unc.
llonsof the skin, healing ana prevs MT.
ing the formation VI dandmfi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19
Utah School OF Physical Gull
turo.

The Utah Suhosi OF Physical Culture
ami Elocuilou, will reopen Tor tue
season Of 1888, at the Sorill Hal,
II state Street, On Wednesday, Ser
temhcr .5ih. Juuior and senior nor.
nal courses w Execution AMI Physical
Culture WILDE added this year. For
further Information address Maud
May Babcort. n State Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19

OF nearly five hundred ipat,ern hats,
FIJI 10y and Saturday, sept. 20. n.
rhe Wonder Millinery Co., ~ South
Malu Street.
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The prsrarr TvESfsa N1wa q rnhli 'ned dally,
funday etc-rief, A. c1fncf SCUM anu ttA i'hilN
ftresii. salt fakc CITY. -
Tnin Eiiuou At 40 p. m. Regular Edition. =,
to'clnfk.
On Tufsfay and FRIDAY Of each week.
The nrstasT WISELY In magazine form u pub
ullad aNaII nAlnIdaI.
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city Subscribed vii Kindly notify ,. 7. Dunbar,
teircuiatnrl, Of any ifresaiafJ In the deirerJ Of
aelr lapofa
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TAYLOR. RoMNEY, ARMSTRONG
COMPANY.


You will ave money by trading with
the Old Godhe pitts Drnc 60.
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OF French pattern Hats. Bonnets, I'm.
ported and Ddmeslis Novelties, etc.,
Friday anu Saturday, Ssrt. 20, n.
The Wonder Millinery o., Is South
Main Street.
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All communication, should b addressed 70
Drssssr EErs PusInHss %
r.ispbons "a
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0snsva Excursion 90 Sriary. s,piem
her aOih.

Only 81 round trir. Including vlslt
TO sugar woiks Mt Lenl. Flue fishing
on Utah Lake. fresh water bathing
fora change. Dancing aud boating.
Music by Ogden hand. Return trains
arrive salt Lake CITY n 6;25 .. m.
and ll;35 y. m.
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me srw, is On ,aie at tho principal Hotels, Nevi
stands AMI on All passenger trains Leaving We CIV
snsf y. m dairy.
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Buy all your drugs and medicines
atold reliable Godbe Pitts Drug Store.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

II ARGAiNs IN REAL EsTATE. STOCKS
ID bought aud sold, Money 10 loan At
reasonable rates. Taylor Bros. No "a, Main
street
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The UTAH JUNK HOUSE

WILL PAY CASH FOR RAGS. HOMES,
kinds Of bodies IL, IS East Eighth South IT.
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ANOTHER
RAMBLER
DAY.

The Rambler boys made great show.
ing Ia tho Ogden races. Tho fret event
OF tho day was tho ton mile road race, In
which McConahoy finished third, taking
third prize and third time prize. Theu
came the track race. joe Beck taking
second IN the novice. Fowler first, Weller
second, aud Thatcher third In the milt
scratch, class u, all chamber YOU will
note. In the half mile class A, May
look second, Corloz third. Hall mile,
class II, Thatcher second. Fowler third
Five mile, GLASS u, Fowler second. In
this race n man IN \ yellow suit lost his
head and fell. Conniboar and Weller being
Immediately behind him. tho result vas
aspill Tor those parties and the race leit
TO Evans. The i've mile, class A, was
another Rambler event, May taking hrsi,
Joe Beck second and MoCOnahoy third,
Fourteen prizes In ono day u glory
enough iof any ono.
People may laugh and people NAV cry,
And dogs may howl u tnoy please,
Hut HANDLERS win races wherever they ~,
Regardless Of how others feel.
Moral-liuy Rambler Ride a win.
nor aud you'll be n spinner.
We are the only dealers In the West
who carryA complete stock Of sporting
Goods. Come and see us. Catalogue tree
ErOWninu Bros.
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WANTED.

A MAN TO ATiESD HOKsE, MI 10
N general wUrH around a house. Must 70
flnEis 6nd furnish references. Address u
u. IlfH uueO.
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Suiscribcrs ehsnFing their pisce % residanes
,hould always eiss former A. veil 10 preseat al
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Hood. plll, cure slck hOadaohe.
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INV. o. sun.oAiyno-.

r.ynsns. for Subscription ais,I. tn .d'sns.
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SALTAlR TRAINS on Pare 8

viii 0' 'h0'N "
no you MANI YOUR sroNE- RI
~ paired or sct upl Have competent me.
taken tn exchange Tor work, Two hundred
dto,ra for sale rhuap. IA West Second south
oppofite rost0mcc.
HVEIY oNs ~ KNOW THAT WI AHE
IL buying aud selling more new anu secnnd
hand goods than any 0ther house tn tho west
NJ. Weber. gl5a.pa2il state street.
IIAyE YOUR sEssrOuis, ONEAHk
III traps, water closets and yards cleaned
hy the Odofleht sanitary Company All wofk
thoroughly disinfeoted.
ufTiCE q MAIN STREET. TELEPHONE
M 10
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nN ACCOUNT or our LARGE AND IN.
~ ereasinE trade We must have goods,
Any thing In the furnituro line you have 70
sell We want Come and SEQ vs. before selling.
NJ Weber, alI. 800. ~ state street
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-12-19

A few days after Salisbury, the En-
glish Premier, declared In speech
that free trade has almost killed
agriculture in that country, Ambas-
sador Bayard, at Edinburgh, de-
nounced the protective system as the
sum of villainies, and the recent ver-
dict OF the American people In their
elections as pitiable exhibition Of
weakness and folly. Lord Salisbury
speaks of a deplorable fact which
every intelligent Englishman views
with dread, while Mr.. Bayard pours
his wrath upon his countrymen for re-
moving from power party bent on
policies admitted to be ruinous
abroad, and fast demonstrating their
blighting effects on this side of the
Atlantic. Mr.. Rayard is not where
he can be reached readily by the bal
lot, but II the case were otherwise he
would be buried under a mountain of
votes as the worst representative
the United States has ever had in a
leading foreign nation. Globe Demo
crat.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-12-19
Mortgage Foreclosure.

WHEREAS default has been made in the con
w ditIon of a certain mortgage bearing date
the 10th day of May A. ID. 1891, and executed by
Francis Il. Gregg and Laura Gregg. his wife Of
Crawford County, in the State OF Michigan. TO
William Corning. OF Rochester New York and
recorded on the 18th day of May. A. ID. 1884, at
III O'Clock i'm the forenoon. in liber "A of mort
cages. on pages Ala aud Ale in the office of The
Register OF Deeds for crawford County, Michi-
gan.
AND WHEREAS. the amount claimed 10 he
due 4 principal and interest at the date If this
at law or In equity have been instituted TO
the same or any part thereof. therefore notice IA
hereby given that on the 25th day of February
'. ID. 1895, at O'Clock in the forenoon, standard
time. at the Court House in the city of Crawling,
county OF Crawford. and state of Michigan THAT
said county OF Crawford is held by virtue of the
power of sale In said mortgage contained and in
pursuance OF the statute In such case made md
provided there will be sold Mt public auction 10
the highest bidder the premises described in said
mortgage, or sufficient portion thereof. to sat
isfy the amount due on said mortgage. together
with interest and the costs. charges and expenses
allowed by law. including an attorneys fee OF
S25 90. namely, all that certain piece or marcel
OF land In the county OF Crawford, and state OF
Michigan. described as follows. towit: The East
half E>fl of the Northwest Quarter lNw14l of
lyal North OF Range four 4l West, containing
eighty 1901 acres OF land. more or less according
to the government survey thereof
Dated Saginaw, Mich. Nov. 9Th, 1895.
JNo A. MCKAY, EDWARD CORNING,
Attorney for Executor, Executor
Saginaw, Mich. ANNA CORNING,
Executrix,
OF the estate OF VIM. Cor
Nov2i-l3w ming. deceased.