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For Failure to Provide.

Frank Oatman, clerk, was sentenced to six
months in the County Jail by Judge Campbell
yesterday, for failure to provide for his wife
and children. Oatman was arrested last May
on complaint of his wife. He was released on
his own recognizance, but when his case was
called he failed to appear, and a bench war
rant was issued for his arrest. He left the
fod
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viz: The widow, Miss Nellie Pardee-the
only child of the second marriage-and
DR.. G. c. Pardee. The will was opened to-
day, and it is stated that about half of the
entire property is given to DR.. Pardee and
the other half equally divided between
the widow and daughter.
Miss Nellie Pardee is given the Pardee
building at Fourteenth and San Pablo,
the widow is given the Arcata building
and $40, 900 in cash, and George q. Pardee
is awarded the remainder of the property.
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Railroad Damage suit.

The trial of the suit OF Anthony Quill
against the Southern Pacific Company for
$50, 600 damages for the death of his daugh-
ter Mary, who was killed near Berkeley by a
local train, was yesterday commenced in Judge
Daingerheid's court. There have been rumors
of the bribing of a witness in the case.
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AN ECHO OF A
HASTY MARRIAGE
John H. OBrien Left Moth
ing but .Jewelry to
Mrs. Evans.
HIS q. ONLY DAUGHTER.
She Refused to Remain Single
Until She Was 10 Years
of Age.
MARRIED WITHOUT CONSENT.
The Respected Late Liquor Merchant
Was Thoroughly Reconcilet Be.
fore His Death.

e OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALI
90ssBroadway, Sept. %.
When the will of the late John H
o'Brien was fled recently, one clause at.
tracted general attention. Itreferred to hi:
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Saved by a DOG.

OAKLAND, CAL. Sept. ga fire broke
out in Dlacksmith's shop, at Ninth and
Webster streets, early this morning. At
tentlon was called to the flames by the
barking of dog, and the fire department
soon had it under control. The fire was
next to coal-oil store and its origin is
unknown
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noard be and he is hereby instructed to notify
e the ar department of the United States OF
tne condition Of said roadway and said bridge
ana ana oil the necessity for the repair of the same
Driage, and to request that the said repair be
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29

There are about 100 grains of iron in the
average human body, and yet so import
ant is this exceedingly small quantity
that its diminution is attended with very
serious results.
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! In the nurse-training schools of this
country there were in 1898 2710 persons en-
! gagged in learning the business of cning
for the sick.
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GRAND AUCTION.
Teaohers' OIub the iollowing courses vim

Teachers Club the following courses will
be given:
Biology-Seven lectures by Assistant Pro-
lessor Ritter at the clubroom, Mercantile Ii.
brary building, beginning September IL, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
ooiogy-Seven Laboratory exercises, under
the direction of Assistant Professor Johnson,
at the Girls High School. Every other Satur-
day, beginning September 10, at 10 A. NJ
Pedagogy-Six lectures by Professor Brown,
atthe clubroom, Mercantile Library building.
Monday afternoons at o'clock, beginning
September IA.
New Baseball Manager.
BERKELEY, CAL, Sept 2s.-AIf Will
liams '98 has been elected manager of the
university baseball team. The use of part
of the baseball field as football ground
will somewhat ham per the practice games
on the diamond, but the management ex-
poets to arrange several match games be-
fore the end Of the present season.
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EDWARD s. SPEAR e. CO.,
Auctioneers, 81 and 33 Sutter Street.
TeIephone-Main 5IS1.

THIS DAY.
TUESDAY, September 20. 1896, at IL A. n, we
will sell a Large Lot Of Bicycle SundrIes, Golf
Goods, Foot Balls Base Balls, Bats, Shoes, Sweat
ers, Pumps. Boxing Gloves, lot Of Office Furn'
ture, one Typewriter, etc.
EDWARD s. SPEAR & co., auctioneers
81 and 33 Sutter street.
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TO-DAY (TUESDAY), SEPT. 20, 1895,

IV-yAi IIUENDAlJ, NEPT. ~, 1910,
AT IL o'clock A. M.,....e
at 1857 Market Street. Opposite Jones,
I'VE WILL sELL....
Carpets and Furniture of ALI Kinds,
Of Furniture, removed 10 our Salesroom for conve-
n nience,
INDIANA AUCTION COMPANY,
1907 Marker St, opp. Jones.
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MARRIED.

EoWNE-KENNEDY-In Redwood City, April
3, 1895, James d. Browne and Ollie p. Kennedy
THIN this city, April 8, 1895. by the
Rev. +: X Farrand, William B. Nye and Edith
Smith. both of san Francisco.
SHANNON-BUCKLEY- In this city, April s.
lsSo, oy the Rev. Father Mulliean Henry l.
Francisco.
SPAULDING-FARNUM this city, April 4.
Ieso, ny the Rev NJ. F. Colburn, Edward W.
Spauldng and Jessie NJ. Farnuua both of San
Francisco.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication offices and be indorsed
to have the same published.l
BORN,
CUNN1NGHAM-In this city, April g. 1895 to ths
wife of 7. j. Cunningham a daughter.
GLA ANDER-ln this city. March pa, 1895, to the
wife OF 81. Glander, a daughter.
SANDERSoN-In stockton. April 6, 1898, to the
wife of DR.. Henry Ellis Sanderson a SON.
zANDER-In Alameda. April z, 1896, to the wife
OF Gus zander, son.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS.

Divorces granted: r--.
Catharina !. Howatt from Henry B. Howatt for
desc rtion and neglect; by Judge Hebbard. Plain
tiR allowed to resume her maiden name of Catha-
rina Herman.
Sarah A. Murphy from James j. Murphy for
neglect: by Judge Slack Custody OF minor child
awarded to plaintiffs
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RARGAIN-NEW HOrSE, 6 LARGE ROOMS
- and bath: $500 to $500 cash, balance terms to
suit; corner lot, 80 90 by l25 feet; 10 minutes
on car line from local: elevated ground; fine sur
roundings: an ideal home: see it at once. WIN.
P. TODD. 1902 Broadway, Oakland.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFlCE-1435 PARK STREET.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
s2200-s5o cash; s2a so monthly; rooms and
bath: new colonial cottage
s2soO.No cash: S25 monthly: 35xlOO; corner
s3O0o-s5o cash: $50 monthly; s3:4x1OO;
rooms e9s5a and a bath: handsome new cottage
rooms and bath; elegant cottage principal
driveway.
S35o0-S1oO cash: $50 monthly. 33xlOO:
rooms and bath: handsome colonial cottage.
HOUSES TO LET-FROM $40 UP.
All the above houses are situated on improved
streets, schools and stations; gas, sewer and
water connections perfect.
TO LET.
Elegant, sunny and perfectly stores, with
rooms in rear and flats above il desired: rent rea-
sonable: location central; at stations and prin-
cpal streets.
cPEN SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
MARCUSE & REMMEL. Bay-st station, Ala
media, and 62S Market ST., :. f.
UO00U NEW BROOM COTTAGES: s4UO
OZUUU. cash; Balance easy terms: see it, wv
s900o-New 5-room cottage; lot 50xlo0; want
s42bo-New 7-room 2-story house; Broadway;
great bargain.
s350o-New Groom cottage; must be sold
Park St; cheap.
S4750-Cinton ave-: 8 rooms; new: Clinton ave.
So260-Alameda ave-. s-room cottage; Alameda
Sll .OOO-san Antonio ave rooms. ALL oodern.
beautiful.
House; lot 135x150; call and see thi fine
property; IA rooms and acres land water, fruit:
hnest property in Alameda: must be sold. On all
these properties street work. sewers and sidew alks
complete. Large number furnished and unfurl
nsned houses. f. d. JUDD, 1424 Park st.
I OOk-S350 FOR LOTS HALF BLOCK
- from Park ST., Alameda on instalments: fine
location. III. B. PINNEY, 902 broadway. Oakland
no LET - HANDSOME COTTAGE, COM
pletely furnished, elegant and extensive
grounds. for year or more. $50 per month"; also
hne 2-story house of rooms, handsomely fur
nished. for year or more. SIS per month.
For saie-A fine S-room cottage; cost of building
alone $4,000. with lot 65x146 $500 VIII take the
property: don't fail to see 1t. THOMAS A. SMITH,
1901 Park ST., Alameda (broad-gauge depot).
DOR SALE-COTTAGE. II ROOMS: LOT SIX
4 loo; north side; street macadamiZed: stone
walk: lovely garden, shrubbery, etc.; must be sold.
T. +. BAIRD, 1903 Park
q M TO $3.50 DOWN, S25 MONTHLY: NEW
eD IOO and room cottages with every modern
convenience: near station, scEool- etc with large
lot: $2400 to $4,000; send for illustrated book Of
Alameda, free. Alameda Land Company, 1900
Park ST., Alameda
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFIcE-oOS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
Il MENT COMPANY,
466 EIGHTH ST., OAKLAND.
AT AUCTION
LoNG-CREDIT SALE.
OF THE
FRUITvALE TRACT,
FRUITvALE.
EAST OAKLAND
WE WILL SELL.
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, 1895,
At o'clock p. M, upon the ground,
2l-LARGE, MAGNIFICENT
RESIDENCE LoTs-e1
OF THE FRUITvALE TRACT. ALSO
beautiful modern cottage in the same tract
consisting OF rooms and bath, high basement
cement cellar, stationary wash tubs and all mod
ern conveniences. Large barn, chicken house and
ali outbuildlngs, together with large lot facing 81
feet on Fruitvale avenue by 206 feet in depth.
LONG CREDIT. LONG CREDIT
ONLY oNE-FIFTH CASH. balance in four
only PER CENTtPER AN aSSuM = M 'A'e u interest,"
BE SOLD. STREET WORK COMPLETE
SEVERED AN D MACADAMIZED.
There is no property around the city of Oakland
considered more desirable than Frutvale property
m frgltvale is sheltered from the heavy bay wind
this sec ion is considered the thermal belt of Oak
land Elegant homes and charming gardens sur
round this property ell sides.
Electric cars pass the property every few min
ntes: me value OF this property as residence
location cannot oe exeelled. Secure catalogue
and examine the property before day OF sale.
SALE COMMENCES PROMPTLY AT 2OCLOCK
For further particulars apply to
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE AND INVEST
MENT COMPANY,
466 EIGHTH ST., OAKLAND, CAL.
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NEW 7-ROoM 2-STORY 7-FOOT BASEMENT
~ round-front modern house, street work com
plete with cement walks; block from San Pablo
ave-, near Durant school; lot 25xlOO; price
$3.50; $3.50 cash, balance $50 per month.
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OF THE FRUIrvALE TRACT. ALSO

beautiful modern cottage in the same tract
consisting OF rooms and bath, high basement
cement cellar. stationary wash tubs and all mod
ern convenences. Large barn, chicken house and
all outbuildngs, together with large lot facing 81
feet on Fruitvale avenue by 206 feet in depth.
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OS-FOOT LOT ON (. SIDE FRANKLIN ST.
~ near sixth; Broom cottage, rented and cheap
for $500; half cash.
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EVERY LOT OFFERED WILL POSITIVELY
Be SOLD. STREET WORK COMPLETE.
SEVERED AND MACADAMIZED
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COUTHwEST COR. OF SAN PABLO AVE.
y and 30th ST.: go feet on San Pablo ave-; price
So5 Fer front foot: will trade for other first
class property
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NEW 7-ROoM HOUSE ON N SIDE OF
~ Grant ave- 37th ST., 800 feet f. of Telegraph
ave; lot S4:6xl15; rented for $1s per month: /:
$25U0; one-third cash, balance nat loan at s per
cent.
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ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET.

NOTTAGE, 224l SAN JOSE AVE-; SUM
~ side; rooms; bath, gas, laundry basement
stable, lawn, shrubbery. j. s. HANLEI, 1856
Park ST.
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MONEY WANTED.
ATToRNEYS-AT-LAW.
SEWING MACHINES

A LII KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED.
II rented, repaired: lowest rates 205 Fourth Sc,
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LONG CREDIT.

ONLY ONE-FIFTH CASH, balance in four
equal sem-annual payments at low rate of interest
only PER CENTPER ANNUM
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1CQx150: ON w. SIDE OF SAN PABLO
IAO ave. near the narrow-gauge railroad cross
ing at 3Sth ST.; with 5-room cottages on this
property, must be sold: make offer at once.
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BARGAINS
GQ000 DEVISADERO-ST. RESIDENCE;
epCOoO. Two stories and IL rooms: all rod
ern improvements and improved streets; elegant
view; most desirable home: lot 25x1l9.
Gil 000 SACRAMENTO ST. NR.JONES:
u i. .OOU. fats and cottage; two ftontages:
rents 1854; this is good neighborhood conve-
nient and sought fer by tenants; make offer
edA0A LYON ST., n. OF CALIFORNIA.
ID ftIOO. 30-foot lot, with neat cottage renting
for S22S; the LOT alone is worth the money in this
fine neighborhood.
CSE0O WEBSTER ST, Mr.. BROADWAY:
sDOCOO. 24x137:6; 2.story and Broom house:
basement and brick foundation; rents $40:
street accepted.
O. O000 COUGH ST.; 81 .6xS2:6 WITH A
eDCOVO. good building that could be turned
into fats or dwelling; has grand marine view.
McAFEE BROTHERS.
10S Montgomery st.
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CORNER LOT NEAR 2lST-ST ELECTRIC
~ cars, East Oakland; 25x 40; price S4OO; $500
can remain on fiat loan at per cent.
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BEAUTIFUL HOME ON 7TH AVE. NEAR
IL 18th ST., East Oakland; l2-room new house
and lot 50, in hrst-class shape: this property
cost $4,000; on account of owner living out OF
city Will sell for 10000; S25O0 cash, balance in
stallments or fiat loan at per cent.
Address RALEIGH & CO., 46O Ninth ST. Oak.
nd
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-08-27
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas, Default hiss been made in the pay
ment OF money secured bv a mortgage, dated
the eleventh day OF October A. ID. 1886, exc.
cuted by John DanburP and Celia Danburg OF
the county OF CuffalO and State OF South Da.
kota, to K: 8. Ormsby as Trustee for P. o.
keisell and which mortgage WAS recorded Ia
the ONCE OF the Register Of Deeds. of the
county OF Buffalo and State OF South Dakota.
IL Book two o mortgages on page 1873 on the
eleventh day of October, 1886, at Ave O'Clock
p. m; and
Whereas, No action or proceedings at law
or Otherwise have been instituted ~ recover
the debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof.
And whereas sa!d mortgage contains a
power OF sale;
And Whereas. On the seventh day of No.
vembe- 1887, said mortgage, with the note
secured thereby, was duly ASST yned by the
said E.S Ormsby and z. o. Resell to The
mercantile Trust Company. Which ASST ynm ent
was Only recorded In the Office Of the Register
Of DECIDE Of the said countvo Of Buffalo on the
tenth day of Decem Der 1887, In Book two Of
Mortgages, on page 4S3,
And whereas on the thirteith day OF Jan.
nary A. d. 1880, said mortgage with the note
secured thereby was duly assigned BY the said
Ne: camille Trust Company &c William H..
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-08-27
Man with an Iron Skin.


In Berlin a Cingalese battles all in
vestigation by physicians by the i'm
p~enetrability Of his skin. The bronzed
Fastener. a Hercules in shape, claims
to have found an elixir which will rem.
der the human skin impervious to any
metal point or sharpened edge Of a
knife or dagger, and calls himself the
Man with the Iron Skin" 1t Is true
that 1t has been impossible to even
scratch bis skin with sharply pointed
mills, with finely ground knives and
daggers He Ia % exhibiting himself,
and his greatest feat is to pass with
his entire body through a hoop, the in
side Of which Is hardly big enough
to admit his body, and Is closely set
with sharp knife points, daggers, nails
and other equally pleasant tribes.
Through this hoop he squeezes his body
with absolute impunity. The physi-
clans do not agree as to his immunity,
and some Of them think that Rhankin,
which Is his name, is a fakir, who has
by long practice succeeded in harden
ing himself against the impressions of
metal upon his skin. The professors
Of the Berlin clinic, however, consld-
cred 1t worth while to lecture about
the mans skin, pronouncing it an mex
plicable matter.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-08-27
Berlin's Exposition Building.

The Industrial exposition Of Berlin,
which will take place in 1895. is rap
idly assuming shape. Almost all the
buildings are under roof, and the art
sans are now busy with the exterior
and the interior decorations. The main
building Of the exposition is enormous.
It has q front Of $40 feet, while It's
depth Is 800 feet. The floor space Of
this gigantic building Is 591 800 square
feet. The entire construction Is of stone
and iron, while the walls are construct
ed OF pressed cement boards; the only
wood In the building IL used In the
floors and In the framework Of the
dome. which, both on the outside and
inside. Is covered with sheets Of alum.
mum. The main building Is so arrang-
ed that after passing two spacious
balls to the right and left Of the en-
trance an immense center hall 535 feet
long by 80 feet wide divides the build
ing through Its entire depth: to the right
and left from this center hall there
are thirteen wings Oh each side. each
Of $50 feet In length and 80 feet In
width.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-08-27

The old campaign trick of land
ing dead and gone Republicans as
statesmen is being worked to the
limit by the Pop press this year.
Their most frequent authority is
James G.. Blaine, who in his grave
is one of the best friends the com.
mon people ever had, but who in
the height of his fame and power
was more bitterly denounced by
these jackals of the opposition as
a tool Of the corporations, u pluto.
crat and all that than any other
Republican OF his ,ime.-Minne-
apolis Tribune.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-08-27
WANT THE TOOLS UNUSED.
Railroads Invest Fortunes In Saws,
Hammers and Axes.

Railroads invest Fortunes In Saws,
Hammers and Axes.
Not many people are acquainted with
the fact that the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company and the Pennsylvania COM
pany together are owners Of a vast tool
equipment which Is entirely useless so
far aS Its owners arc concerned, and
what is stranger still is the fact that
they never desire to see the tools In use
and are hoping that they will remain
unused forever. The equipment con-
sists Of $500 saws, $500 sledge ham
mers and $500 axes, all new and in
first-class condition. While what has
been said above concerning this appar-
emily useless equipment may sound
rather strange. It can be hest explained
by the simple statement that the tools
are for emergency purposes only, and
are kept for the use of trainmen or pas
sengers who r be called upon to act
In the capacity Vi reScuer in case of a
catastrophe. This Is why the COM
panies don't want the tools to be used,
and It explains the necessity for hav.
ing so much useless tool equipment.
When the manufacturers Of cars are
making contracts with any railroad
company they are supposed to figure
the cost Of such equipment In with cost
Of manufacturing the cars.
All the coaches on the first-clasS lines.
as well as most Of the second-class lines
Of the country. have a saw, hammer
and ak aud sometimes q long steel bar
Enclosed In q glass case, ready for i'm.
mediate use In case of accident. "A
leather bucket Is also provided for
each car, which may be seen hanging
up In a corner where 1t can be reached
without delay. 1t was the use Of these
buckets that saved the life Of the Pitts
burg and Lake Erie baggage master
who was pinioned under the wreck OF
the dyer at Wampum. The flames from
the burning debris were creeping grad
ually toward the injured man when
the other trainment and some Of tho
passengers quenched the fire with wat
or carried In the leather buckets.
The tool equipment In coaches Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad lines represents
q large outlay Of money. Including the
cost Of the cas- the outfit for a single
coach costs not less than So, and as
there are about $500 coaches on the
entire system 1t can be easily calculated
that the total expense amounts to more
than $7,5O0-Pittsburg Post.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-08-27
Wages In Mexico.

There are really no wages in Mexico.
All working people take what they can
get-that is. what the employer chooses
to pay. Wageworkers make so little
that there is no incentive to thrift, no
stimulation Of energy. The classes are
the rich and the poor. There is no mid
die class. More hopefully perhaps 1t
might be said that q middle class is just
beginning to form. They who see no
hope of independence. or wen Of small
homes. naturally have no ambition. AS
soon as they get a very little money they
quit their employment and s9uander 1t.
Many employers make money, but their
prosperity is based On the degradation Of
labor. The men who do the heavy work
in the mines Of Mexico receive not more
than Is cents to 81 a day in Mexican
money. or from 40 to so cents in actual
money for agricultural labor there never
Is a quotable rate; hackmen and walters
at restaurants depend almost or wholly
on tips" which custom makes small,
and the money Of the country smaller (;
house servants get from 81 to &5 o
month, rarely the higher price. And let
it be borne in mind that this is a silver
money country, and that most things ex-
cept labor bear high prices. GORE
spondence Portland Orcgonian.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-08-27

Male, Benjamin Graham ~,
and Harris Il. HAYDEN lillian n
which assignment w.. snd theI,
once OF ne Register Of seeo,&t
CUM, cI nuuaio In the STATE ~
ia' on the eign,h dav OF Feprusso.I sea1
ana whefess' Default has bpsse y,
payGent OF the taxes aese.s zen mad
property as agreed by said mo,on \
mortgage; and ''tgaNa
And Whereas, The smoun..,
upon said mortgage at the dt,.alnei
is the sum of three hundreSS ",e o. li
dollars and twentyeix Cent? and cid
$345 90 principal, and xas IN !!SSS3! 49,
the sum OF twelve dollars .nd interest
Tor taxes necessarily paid hu ,ot,yeltl
and interest thereon. ana ss'd nd
fecs stipulated for Ia said S,o.W ID
Now, Therefore. notice ia hs,sssse.
BY virtue Of the power of sssa.eoy g,{
said mortgage. and dulv conal
aforesaid. and In pursuance !, teco,
snch case mada and proylded' me tua
gage will be to%reclOaed bv ne .sa(
gagged premises therein descs'eo o. I'd
auction by the Sheriff Vi saiS o,nea al
a. the front door OF the court ho COUNTY od
ofIann Valley and county Of Sf0q RH y d
State ofSOuth Dakota. the tws, TIanslo
TENDER 1895, At two O'Clock in ,S oaye
Of that day. The mortgaved n,o sas N
mated In the county Of Buffalo ti, ~
South Dakota, and are descr,haa 'ae y
to -wit: The northeast ouarter ot
Der twelve In township humber seetlo
and eight north OF range nnmh vns b
west OF the nth principal meridisn, sT
Dated At Huron, 8. D., this 10Th A.,
A ID. 1895. u'!
WILLIAM II. MALE,
BENJAMIN GRAHAM
WILLIAM HALLS (JRl. fNNs
HARRIS Il. HAYDEN,
H. A. GILBERT,
Attorney Tor Mortgages.