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Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

May 30ih of ca. v-sr has been se. apart oy the Ns'ionsl Government and sanctioned by many States of the Uni, n ss memorial iay; aii it is by law made . legal ho day in this territory. It is doubtless thought by many, tha. memoria! day is to b. ob- served eyclueivly by the members of Grand Army Posts, and other surviv- ing soldiers Of ,he late vnr. SIch however i- no; the Case, fo- 1t i. dsy intend, d 10 te obs~rvet Iy sI. To, RI and liberty loving people within ih- borders of this gree, U,irn. In decor ating with flowers the ayes of the departed heroes oi ils war there i. a les.on to inc;.'csta, and should he fi.- tirgiy obse-ved.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31
A Good .ubstitute,

Have you any plotting paper, dear?' asked Mrs. Mcbride, who hal been writing q note at her husbands desk.
 No. love-" was his reply; but here is postal ri"-Judgc.
 -Betsey, an old colore1 cook. was meaning around the kitchen one day. when her mistress asked her if si: y:as III. No. ma'Gm. not 'zactly," said Bet sey. "But the fac is, don't feel Gra- bition 'nouGh to git outer my OVID way."-Crypt
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31
BlSBEE NEWS.
BIsBEE. May ?, 1896. COPPERINGs.
aigro'

Tho.. II. Sltton went out this morn- ing.
 l.. Ro-enstirn Of Tucson WAS pass- enger on the late tr.in last evening.
 Syd Mullen left .his moruiug to go to NcgA!es where he will remain fe " days.
 Mr. Arthur Grey left yesterday for A vieit to Tombstone. be will return in .es days.
 Vim. Hughes returned from Tucson las, nigh. on the late train. He has been over ,here on court matters.
 A dog fight va. the ms ms of jraw- inI quite cr.wd this morning. The sporting editor VI: ro. tn-re, .s de- t.i:e 1 acc ,1nt cannot be given.
 Fred Dsyey, who has been of for . months vacation. came hcme today During his absence he visited various points in Oregon xnd California.
 This warm weather has no material fleet upon our building boom ss i, hss not retarded She progress of t,e wUrkmen on any of the nun CT ,u- new buildings in course oi con-.Tuct- ion.
 Every body will be out to .hs c. A. R. bali and . good time is a.sured. A good many people are eIps o,.d from Tombstone and other places and the cornrnit,ees engaged are putting forth every -tior, 10 make It the social event of the seasoD.
 A miner by .he nsme oi So. Shurot lad his leg broken in the mine Uni. morning. The sccid.n, happened in 6 eculiar manner. Hs was walking along the Il BOT Oi a stope and stap;eu on 6 small stone which turned scd he fell. Both bone. of ihs leg were btok -n. He wss taken ont as qnicsly as possible and removed to the HosI i,al where the fracture was reduced by Dr. Sweet and .,e is now resting as com :ortably as could te expected. There are times when the lot of . correspondent is an unhappy one. He is expected 10 furnish news and wha, can he do if there is nothing ,o furnieb There are days when even the dogs will not have sn biIioD enough to starr . fight and when every one has that tired feeling. Such day has today been, no, and .ultry, and no one with | ambition enough 10 move let alone make news.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31
Poor gssse.ea.

.here are d-g'ees and lind- cf pJy eriy, just ss there are difi-r-ac-s O: opinion among tEoss wbt .omp'I'e end measure poverty and riches Ly different standards. 5 rne men de. n, themselves poor hersu-e ,i.y are i@.s Iieh than. othrrs, again there SFt corn ysrsive!y poor poor pe"p.e who are ra,i..isd with a competence. The;e Is a iiDd of poverty Tor namri-, q poverty 0; bodily ,,amiDa. eviHced bv nervous nees snt a derangem-Dt of she func- clone of cIsesiion, s'i.ious secretion and ibe bowels To re,tore vifJr rpon permanent lss:s there is. one med, that Iu' ly covers ti:e reqnire- m ris. fiIls the bi ]" and 'his is Ho.te.er.. stom 'ch Bi'teT-. By rs storing digestion, gi'n E A hesi;hiGl impnl-e 70 the scti 'n of the bow-ls and liver and trsnqr'iizirg the ne'vre 1t fu' fills f..e condition necessary to . resumption of s'rsngt by the sys- em. It also ov1 re omes ma'.Iia s' p heumatlsm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

This capital has l 5s street gse lam p- l5l4 of t,rpentine. and 525 eieciric lights. For lighting the above. the city paid GU. SIG. .O56 % for Inc nlontl, of AprIl. There are 4l offices fur tha adminisiref; n of public coaches num- Der il7. U,, todatr some 12S bIcycl.s have been registered. From the II m,'k",s n the city inc sum of sl3, Si7.f9 was collect. d in April for rents The city council srpp"rts O school- for boys I9 for giri-, sni 9 night and , mixed -c.nol-. viii, q total daily at- tendance of 9.62l pupils.-Two Re D iblice.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

Thing. srN soper Ina; mixed in Grip pie Greek .iEcs. the fire, flee room bsing sp senrcs that people are glad :" get shelter sirnst anywhere, regar!- iess Of t.e surroundings On the fire, floor of oDs buii.;ing A banking -stsb- ii-hmen', . isgrsph office and 8 drinking bar arc all hJd,Iled in 10 gether. a,nked by . number ot gam bling table. in active operation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31
Wort WAS re.eived yes,eriay, ssys

Wort WAS received yesterday, ssys the Republican. hy Mark Smith ti:ss ihe c-ss of Tomliuson, whe'e-u @ s idow .ued the Sou.n-ra. Pacific for the killing of her husband at Casa G-aBds several years s,.o hsd been de- ei.Ied for the plaintiff in the supreme court .f the United States. This re- ve-ses the decision ofths sioreme court nf the territory which gave judgement for the rsi!rosd. The judgment is for aboot S25 900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

Several cowpaDci:ers from one oi the outfits shipping cattle from this pint wac eating dinner In the Head quarter. TesisuEsut last Friday when ons of them COST plained 'h.. the n'sa. was not up to the s'srdsrd. The Chinamsn wiu runs the pi=ce inl.' the kicker th.. it wss ss e.s,d ss ,hs hcu-e afforded, ana :hen ih TOW commenced. After things had qni led down ;hs res,susant looked .s though i, had hsen in the path of . K.nr1s cyclone. New Gi-i,ea on all the tables ant ,,resks o: ca.sup in high places % the wall tell 'he story of ihe row better than verde, and it i- probable ,hs, the second act of the farce vi be played ts q crowded house in Judge Nicbol-' cour. in the near fr,ure.-willeos News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

The boy stool o1 the burni 2 deck |, ~ hen all around VAS blue; vet, no one thought 10 say 10 him ''I- this ho' enough for yeu?' The forgo;ng zen l. melt i- now on the rounds aAd will appear pasted, in the hats of citizeI s tc be shown friends who may have the tsH+ri'y 10 ssk them as 10 the csloyi rleiry of th. wsathsT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

The PRosPECroR |. in rec ipt u' AT invitation to st end the opening o! the Los Angeies Mining sni Stock Ex- change, to n- held st ih. Exchange building, BIS Wes: Scont S,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

Burnsiie Pos', c. 4. R, sili d-cn- rate graves st 2 o'clock p. m. on he 30:h-Memorisl Day, and ;t i, hoped that the public in general will t-ke part with ;hen. They Till leave the Post Hall q, "'clock sharp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

The thtrniumetor is just begginins to fell st home. -t dsllies in the nsighborhooi ot 90 during ,he,iay bu, takes an ohliging tumble At .he close and We have the same delightful nights for which this locality l. noted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

Mrs L. L.Wyatle n versatile lady Of Phenix iorm-ly engaged in news paper work 1ill soon leave Tor s trip around the world ip tine in.p-est Of \ proprietary medicine for Medical company She viii bs aL.en. for two years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

John Pearce returned this morning Co PesIce and affer ertenng into n- tract for she ii king "f N shnt and other work on his -iD mile bill pro- perty he wil. leave for another uip 10 San Francisco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31
STATE OF ono, CiTY 0 TOLEDO, { ..
 Lucas CoUSTY.

Lucas CoUSTY. Frank ]. Ch-yney mske. oath ths, he ]. 'ii. senior partner Q; the firm Uf F. ]. Cheyn.y { Co, doing husiness in the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and .hat ssii firm 1ill pay :he sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each ani every case Of Cstarrh that cannot be cured by the rse of Halle Cstnrrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn ts before m- and subscribed in my presence, ,his Glh day oi Decen- Der, lscf.
 ias.Ll !i. ". GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken inter nally and act. directly on the blood and mucus surfaces of the system. Send for .r.timunialr free.
 F. J. CHENEY X CO,
 Tnlrdg. o
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

Mrs. Howell returner last evening from Benson where she sccomp-n- i .d Mrs sam Cowan nn her trip ;n Cilitornis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

Mir Gus SubrTy icIt this morning fer a trip across the pon.l on a ,i: ,o his oli home at Breslau. Germany. He will mas- au extended tiip and yi-it the principal cite. ot the olI xorld before returning home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

The first crop Oi hss In the Salt riv 1T valley is now ripening end the yield is unusually large. The fruit grows prolific in ihi- clima'e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

Ab ,rt June st Judge Rouse will oren the first term of federal conri a, Soiomonvilia. The cour, will be for the ,uu,ies Of Graham, Gila and Piuai tu lieu of the court heretofore held At Flo. ence
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

SrhoOl examination fo- ;sschcrs cer,ifc ,ies tsSes place at the cour, house N nd Y at 3 a. ni. Ssy,rsl np- plicstio1s are expected.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

NJ ]. Bro~n and Mi. aTs oyer from Bisbee ou ,isi, arriving Vn ;ods!'s coach.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
HEAroUARTt Rs- DEW TRATIC CENTRAL !
 C NMTTTEE sF .pIZCsA.

F
 PHoESIx. Arzona Ap'il B Ise5 To she D.mocrat'c ra'ty Of Ari,ora:
 4 convention of delegates Of the Dem-c-a'ic party Of Ariz' na territory is herety calh io mest at the city of Phosnix at TO o'clock 6n June 8. Iso5. for ife follow 1e purpos's:
 ISL The selec ion of six de'egatss to .hc national denccraiic 'onvrr'i n 10 re led at Chcago on the 7ih d'v of Iuly. r5eo and sr alternate for zach of said del~gz.cs
 and. The s-iection of a territorial democ' s'ic central commit''e
 sd The iranzaction of srch ether bus; ness as may properly cnme b,fore the convention.
 Tie hasis Cf re5'esent ii bn in this corvc1 ion uill te one del. gatc fo- e'erv fifty vcte- and every frac'io1 cfh'iv votes 0vrr tu enty five cast for Hon. Iohn (. H,in ion fr delegate to congress Novsm''r r9o.
 Navajo county avTg tcer fo med fr-rr pache county since Ife election in Iso.. fair division of thc rrrres rta,ion of tee deirg tes for tese counties accr rdirg 10 tie vrtes of Aparhe county st q rat 'lscticn weuid giyo Apache cou ffv f'e dsL'gateS and Navaio four: theresors the representation wil be a., {. llOvs: Apacne...- ---..--..---.--.--.... CocGiss COCO. ...........-.-.--.--. tHconlho. .-...-.... .-..............-- 7 0ra' am -..-----.. .--. .-... -..........IT Narcopl- --.--........--...... ....... 22 N"iave------ .-.--.--'-'..-.. .-.----..-. NavaJo -..- ..----...-..-..--.-. 4 Pima rlasi ..-..-... -...--....-.- -.-..-..-. Yavapai ....................... .....Is Yuma co. ...................... ....... 2
 iots. -........--.-........ s Proxies will be recognized hen presented by a voter residing m the county in. wlch the same is giver.
 4 ful at,en'an~e of no, on'y delegates but rer rese-ia'ive democrns is earnestly de ircd. Py o-deref,te c mmitie~
 ' ANK,M. EIsr, B.A. FICKAs,
 Seer ay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

Arthur Gray nf tha Q. k. stable in Bi.b ,e is visitor tn thz county seat
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

Mrs. Frank Garland lift ,h;s morn. ing for vi-it !, l~, sister Ia b,sbue.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

C. H. Moon of bisb-e is visitor % the county seat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

n A NH ACHE aro hHxpEA1Isx relk~5 aASNtY tS Niles Nerve PiasteV..
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31
CATTLE BRAN

Dur offer-A years subscrip- ion to the lrirApH en'i- les you to q one-inch brand advertisement in the WEEKLY IPiTaPH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31

-JNH BROS. P25;ofEc- c--Wi,coS AiiIi Ran, E9roii Park ~attie orard VI left shoulder O1sft side. A hic. H1r.e h-ani-Co !,itthiGh. Other D, ,,ads--s;L lefI sits; A Ineresse- ! high u1 if iae ss q right hip
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31
". ii RRiS-
CHIRiCAHUA CATTLE co,

-HlRlCAFOH Ca l LE (OI
 Postcffcc-TonIbstone,
 Range-Between ChiFcahra sud Drsgo . rnGs; Steer range on Bugle and Bonita ciesb' Graham county.
 Cate rrand-CC left tide and C left hip Hcrss hrand-W left hip.
 Other brands: Circls " on left side: Cirelf on left side; UP connected. on right sid and hip 1l- on right ssle; Diamond , on la' hi '; gO bar und '. on left .iie and hip: 6 or right sii.; Sl' on left side; lJ on right. .sda
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31
CEIS GRAUFO

CEIS GRACFO PJS:ofa e-Dos Capesas Arizona, Territory. <ta e--!'iae n.yor B Sulphcf Spring valley dtil- Brard-O,d cattle b'anded 5E and bar sS al yourg sl K b-arded k-k which is .r tnp. lar r.a-k uude. slop- right crop and ,ii; ieit.
 The inr~ls- zfer thi. w''l he branded D os # j:S .nG EsB cn th !,;t lip. Noiice is Teh' gy-n tAa Joseph Lawhan a' ci arse of !he y:: and h-k brand Gc' ease 70 hr branded D cn Lit iv and DID left hip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-31
MONTZ.

P>s.of;icE- ;0mh-;U.,,
 Pa,~~-''-""''r Springs ''-'-Nn- mts. Cattle brand left hip.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-14
OeiterreiG=l1ngarll.

8ubapeF. Der @ummitnaarens
gambler Samuel Nabies in 8ubapeit
lit nit 4interlafung bon $4,000 Sui
ben Ghulben BON peft beri1punben.
gr hattie cine @dhdftsreiie onasblih
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-14
Vrubin; Sd)leswig=9Olitein.

broader. Nor einiger 3eit
ipurbe eine Stub bes 9ofbeiibers Gbri@
ftenien in Diint tpesen Milabranb sez
tDotet. Diefe Rrantbeit bat nun fos
ipoGl ben BeiiBer bes aet0bteten Niebes
ols aud ben Rne1t angesriffen.
gdernfDrbe Neulicb fanb
duf elmer aiim @ute 6emmelnart ee<
b0rigen Glide nnter 2eitung bes Or.
Spliebt, Ruitos bes Muieums fir pa@
terlGnbifhe MItertbiintr in Riel. unb
unter perf1nliner 9heilnabme bes
Nrin5en 6tinri@ Biz @loslsgung tines
6lirfn6r6te3 ftatt,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-14

9unnels auF ben 9iriaauer perron
gelangen.
Trnpin3 Epmnlern.
&Dsli. @Dmnufial Oberlebrer
Dr. 8onlbs bierielbit, Der perbienitboae
Rdn1pfer fir bas Surntpeien bon Sim
terpommern, 1T bonn bieiigen Surnberz
elm gum Gbrenmitslieb ernannt ipor=
ben.
&pIbers. Die Stabtperorbnetenz
8eriammlung genebmigte, baB bas
G5ebalt bes Directors Der bDberen5 5Dhz
terfdule auf 1000 Marf, feigenb BON
brei sn brei syabren um 200 Marf Bis
5000 Marf unb 10 procent bes @ez
bats dls Mobnungsgelb fetae1ebt
tpirb. gu Der Steue baben 1ih 63 8ez
tperber gemelbet, pobon 4 auf bic en=
asre Mabl eeiebt tpurben.
91Dren berg. Siingit fanb bier
felbit bic @intpeibung Der neu erbauten
Gnnoepge 1tdtt unb bas ssntere7e Der
pelammter 8epDlterung an biefer Tei=
ct betpies, ipeIde gintroft bier sipis
f9en ben berf9iebenen gonfeiIionen
herr5ht. Na1bem Habbiner Dr.
WolfsIobn ben lebten Gottesbienit In
Der alien GpnugOge gehalten, erfolgte
bic lleberfiibrung Der 9hordrollen ilaH
benz rleuenEenpel nnb betbeiligttn iih
al bielem 6eit3ug aiBer 5ablreihtn
dusndrttatn @djttn aud bis bittigsn
ndttifden mkt1rbt,t.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-07

day long. TO be sure It might Seem that
the names would be by frequent repeti-
ton 50 deeply craven on their memory
that there would be the less danger Of
calling them WRONG but what I sup
pose happens is this-that sometimes
the mind unconsoiously switches over,
and the guard calls from the up list in
stead Of the down, Or vice versa.
Sometimes when a guard miscalls
station he let's it go-perhaps be doesn't
think of it himself. Sometineshe cor
reefs in a mild tone Of voice, as though
the least said about it the better. Some
times he sets it straight clearly and I'M
mistakably. I rode up town the other
day OH a Sixth avenue Harlem train
with a guard who, as the train left For
ty second street, looked in and said,
'Fiitieth next, Fifty eighth street train,
change there for Harlem. But the next
minute he looked in again and said,
with equal if not greater distinction and
deliberation, 'Fiftieth next, Harlem
train, change there for Fifty-eighth
street.
''tHere was q case that was little
different: A newsman who got off a
Sixth avenue train with a bundle of pa
pers at Fifty street handed pa
per to the guard and asked him to give
it to the ticket chopper at One Hundred
and Thirty-fifth street. The guard look.
ed into the Car as the train started and
said, Hundred and Thirty-tifth street
next, but this was SO far off that it
really needed no correction, and very
reasonably the guard let it go at that,
but he smiled as he closed the door. -
New York Sum-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-07
The Shah's Treasures.

Of all the sovereigns Of the world the
shah Of Persia is. said to possess the
largest treasure in jewels and gold Or
nan,cnts, it being valued at $50, 000,-
900. The chief object Of value is the old
crown~of Persian rulers, in the form of
a pot Of flowers, which is surmounted by
all uncut ruby the size of a hens egg.
The diamonds III another symbol Of his
rank are said to weigh almost pounds.
There is also a jeweled saber, valued at
81, 100000. Another thing that the shah
prizes is silver vase ornalnented with
100-emeralds, whose equals, it is said,
are not to be found in the world. In the
collection there is cube of amber which
tradition says fell from heaven in the
days of Mohammed and insures the pos
SCISSOR against bodily harm.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-07
The Greatest Of Rivers,

The Amazon is the king Of streams.
From first to last it receives over l., 900
tributaries, of which more than 100 are
large sized rivers and rise SO far apart
and have their foods and GIBBS at such
different seasons that the Amazon is at
about the same height the year around.
At some points Oh its lower course one
bank is invisible from the other. The
beho1der seems to be looking On great
yellow sea of fresh water. When discov-
cred, some tribes Of Indians OH the low
er portion knew nothing of the existence
of the opposite shore and did not believe
that it existed, saying that "the great
river flowed all around the world" Its
mouth, including that Of the Para, is
1870 miles in width, and it is navigable
for large sized ocean steamers for I, 900
miles from the sea, and SO vast is the
flood that the ocean is tinged yellow for
400 miles from the coast of Brazil. st.
Louis Globe Democrat,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-07
First publication March 10th, 1861
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

end eTsred to aeas
and upon that certain tract Or parcel Of ien Sit
rate in kandiyohi County, Minnesota, known
e. oe 1t hs @ a ss
!n1s), range thirty-six (36), according to the
United States o survey which mort
r. s6 Of Nay 49,? $t ?' cc iesSresa a. IN
Aendiyohi County, in book. 4 Of mortgages at
pa age GeS; and wos thereafter duly assigned BY
ment dated July 9th, 1900. and recorded on
the 18th day Of October, 1892, at p. m. in said
and sssnsd By s
No5t9n the coTd n re by
corded in said Reeisters Office November :N S1st
1898, at O'Clock p, m. in book Of MORTGAGES
st. 5ss sd Theea i T.
ment Of The principal or interest Of said mort
sum secured by said mortgage both OF principal
and accrued interest should by reason of such de-
1a a que ard at the
instalment OF principal, to;wit: three hundred
dol.arg became due by the terms Of said mort
several instruments Of interest still remain due
and TfnSpaid ard the gndersgped by reason
the whole sum secured by said mortgage both
principal and interest now due and payable, and
mortgage whereby said power OF sale has beoeme
operative, and no action Or proceeding has been
instituted at law to recover the debt secured by
said mortgage or any part thereof, and there Is
claims sd to be due and is due on said mortgage
at bis date, the sum OF two thousand three hun
dred and thirty seven dollars and fourteen cents
,NoY therefore notice is hereby given that
shat. foreco5e said mortgage under said power
OF sale in accordance with, the statutes in such
premises at public yendue to the highest bidder
at tho front door Ct the court horsoin Willmar,
or the 2sth day OF April, A. =. 1896. for The pur.
pose OF Ing the amount due on said mort
gage, wit h tbs, interest and the costs and eKpen-
s"s Of sale and an attorneys fee OF seventy five
dollars, provided in said mortgage.
dated March 2nd 1896
CLIFFORD N. TYLER
Owner and holder OF said Mortgage.
Wilkinson & Traxlcr,
Attorneys for Owner of Mortgage
52S Lumber Exchange
Minneapolis. MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-07
First publication April T, 1895.
MORTGAGE Foreclosure Sale.

Default having been made il the payment
tercst and principal WHICH became: due op
has continued to the date Of this notice. up
ds sss '"I Si a"f Snse"sSa Aus
Kelley: Mortgagee. bearing. date the goth
day OF December 1880. and. with a power Of
sale therein contained. duly recorded in
the Office OF the Register OF Deeds in and
for the County of kandyOhi, and state of
Minnesota. on the 2Gth day Of December 1889,
at 8 o'clock m, in Book OF Mortgages,
Which said mortgage together with debt
secured thereby. was duly assigned by said
Austin +. Kelley. mortsagcc, toJ I: Brooks
January, 1899, and recorded in the office of
said Register of Deeds. on the 9Th day OF
March 1896, at o'clocka NJ. in Book No. Is
said Mortgage was duly assigned by said
Jessie 7: Brooks thc, a, and holder
tnHTso to bn VI Ph aa y Written as
and recorded on the 18th day of March, 1896.
at o'clock a. M. in Book No. IS of said
mortgge nrecords, on page IS.
Mortgage. has diily elected and does Hereby
elect to declare the whole principal sum Of
Of this notice: under the terms and eondi-
tio,s OF said Mortgage and power of sale
therein contained; and whereas there is
able at the date of this notice the sum of
seventy dollars. with interest thereon ut the
rate Of nine per cent perannum. from the
2Oph day Of December 1880. and whereas the
said nowen Of sale has become operative,
and 30 action Or .proceeding, having been
m Tx 9GthMGGMs to c9YeE
part thereof. -:
Now Therefore. notice is hereby given,
that b.. Virtue Of tho power OF sale contained
In said Mortgage. and Pursuant to the STAT
ute such case made ana provided: the
sale of the premises described in and CON
veyed by said Mortgage. viz: 49,.
The North East one-fQurth IN: .: ~ OF
the North East one fourth IN e. a and the
NorthNest one-fourth OF the Northeast ones
fourth ~. ". 4 81 n: r. q, All in section
Number Ten 40: Township number one
h BY seysnteen M A aa Thiftyisi4
ncsota with the Embellishments and appur-
tenances; which sale will be made by the
sheriff Of said; I<andiyohi County, at the
| front door OF the Court House, in the village
of illmar in said County and State. on the
.222n.l day of May 1896, 2 o'clockAp. M of
| bid der for cash, to pay said debt ofzseventy
!, dollars, and interest, and the taxes, q any,
/ dn said premises. ind twenty-five ts25.0O1
/: dol lars, q ttoTDay's fees, US stipulated in.
Eand by said Mortgage ! Il case OF force losure.
land the dsburseme its lToWed by law; sub:
| Yee rsfrom the day of sale, as proyi ded. by
Dated April 1st, "A: . 1896 h. ss s
& HIN W. PHIFER,
Assi gnee Of n ortgagee.
Attorney for Asst gnee Of n agee,
Renytl Hes ~ inn s.,