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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-01
History of Watermarks.
From London Invention.

FIOlfl lIOnuOn InNentlon.
According to Miss e. e. Thoyts. who has
contributed an interesting article on An
Gent Watermarks'' to the Antiquary about
the earliest date ct which they were used
was 1901. The paper of the first books
printed in England by Caxton bore the
watermark of small black letter which
was used from the time of Duke Philip Do
Romiere in l349 AS the marks came TO dis
tinguish various kinds and sizes of paper
they soon gave their names to the kinds OF
paper, as "foolscap," pot" post" hand"
and other designa tons still familiar. The
watermark designating "foolscap" has been
traced back to 1879. In the middle of the
eighteenth century figure of Britannia
was substituted for the FOOLS cap in our
country,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-01
To Test the Coins.

The President has designated the follow
ing-named persons as commissioners to test
and examine the weight and fineness of
the coins received at the several mints
during the year 1895: o. H. Plat, finance
committee, United States Senate; Charles
W. Stone, House committee weights and
measures; Thomas w. browne Lehfgh
University; Henry Burnett, Paducah, XIV:
Edward o. Leech. New York; John W
Mallet, University Of Virginia; Marcus
Benjamin, New York; Eugene B. Braden.
Helena, Mont; Andrew Stevenson Column
bus, Ohio; Cabell Whitehead, Washington.
D. c.; John Cadwalader, Philadelphia:
Charles H. Banes, Philadelphia; Douglas
H. Thomas, Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-01
N j N Y 0 n
Cured MIR. w. ]. Ward of
Catarrh.

Mr.. w. j. Ward 1919 T street northwest says,
L have tsed Munyon's Cough Cure, Nerve Cure
and Catarrh Treatment, ard can thoroughly recon.
mend them. as they made a complete cure In my
case after several doctors had failed had suffer-
ed very greatly, and began believe there was no
such thing as a cure for nervous troubles. cumph-
Gated by csiarrh. months treatment with Mum
ycns Remedies thoroughly eradioatcd all these
complications.
II you have catarrh or any throat or lung trouble
or are suffering from any disease, call and receive
a free examination. Office open daily, 9 to
o; Monday and Thursday evenings, to s; Sun
days, 10 to H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-01
His Writings Find a Ready and
Remunerative Market.
ENDURING STRAIN OF EXACFING DUTY
How He is Able to Do So Much
and So Well.
OF KINDLY DISPOSITION


going to return to lit
erature. He said last
s u m m e r that he
would write no more
for publication, be-
cause everything he
wrote was misinter-
preted to his disad-
v a n t a g e. For the
same reason he de-
clined to be inter-
viewed last summer
by any of the news
paper correspondents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-01
Interest Checks Mailed

Tho United States treasurer has mailed
2,249 checks. representing $3.50. O62, in pay
ment of interest due on United States reg
istered 5 per cents and on District Of CO.
lumbia 3.65 bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-01

The Bonnie murder trial at WASHINGTON.
N. c., ended yesterday with q verdict of
murder in the second degree against all
three of the defendants, Sheriff. Bell, Uriah
Bell and w. H. Brantley,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24

gogy Dr. BALDWIN; composition and cr.
precision. Professor ljamberlin, attn nnd
Grcek. Mr renick. chemistry, Mr.. Schocn.
The cLnfers VIII he $40 for one course
of SIX weeks. and s. additional for each
additional courqc OF six weeks; also labo-
ratrry fees 10 cover cost Of materials
actually Used. and br' akage. The courses
VIII he arranged. as FAR AS possible to
meet TIE needs Of teachers.
Certainly n seems that with all these In
dle"incnis mIny 81 the teichcrs OF the
state VIII wish 10 spend IA portion Of the
summer vacation In the School Of Methods
or the university summer school.
u IL sincerely hoped that both schools
VIII RECEIVE n large patronage and achieve
great siictc*s. 70 that these great OPP
p1riunltlos may continue to I've Offered
from year TO ycnr, to the upbuilding Of the
Teaching profession and the advancement
Of all the schools.
For further Information In regard To
the School Of Methods, write Superintcnd-
rnt ". s. sutton. Houston.
For further information In regard 10 the
university sumner tcnool. write Professor
+. Houston Austin
For Information IN regard to boarding
acc euimo laiionr, write Superintendent
John H. Shelton. Austin. Mos, respcctful-
by, j. NJ. Carlisle.
State Superintendent
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s.ty professors and all other classes of cd
ucators.
Ii is asserted with entire confidence that
TIE faculty presents an array OF talent
never surpa ss5d in any summer school
f0 su ,sahsfs n' ". & Sutton Of ous
ton VIII lie in charge as prlnclrai ! n1e a
has l.en In the work or our. School OF
Methods from the nfsi His city ms y NE
work las attracted tho attention anu en-,
best school ren in America. lie has ,al-
ont. scholarship. energy ana inspFo'iph'
No body OF educators over wnlcn ne III III
SIDES can ever grow dull or ls'lrs'' iiis
management Will make the schcol sreai
success.
Thcre Is also the name o. the yeneran u.,
Or. BALDWIN, who has behind him almost ~
half a century If splendid acn.tNrn''ll l' "a, ~
ldl,o ion. and whose a,n r.nutons 70 tuD
cat onai iiieiature nave been TRANSACT
INTO foreign languages.
Then there IN Piitchett, who has no sn;
perior IA tho South rs a normal sono'i
priiciual: tstl, who also mas nriil'a.nt
record rs n tea her in the sam lioNstoii
morn al. and Bruce. and Rice, ana Gay;
ANA Hnrnott. all well known pun, schoY'
men. experienced aud snc.,ess .nsi-
I'M vol ler- We have also iious'oHi
tallaway. Iornbeak and Hyer, who rrprr-
4..,it Tie nrst talent Known TO CUT niifrr-
II rs and 90 leges. Miss Mon so,ir,N -
a good represen'ative OF ne n,l la,'
vGnltu who have devoted themselves 70
cdrc,iion in Texas; and Miss Euler WI,
certainly do work u high oIitr IN 'nt
PRESERVATION a methods IN VOCAL my.
In a.dit 10 50 much home ultNt
Texas has hren forJunate enough 10 Sc
cure Mr.. .Iosenh g. Hisay and MS osiiin :
lie vifc az me i<ansas Cry public schools 3
10 pres Mt irtorric late and urinary me,n-
oas. No eacner q me Urinary e, % n ' Aus.
e ven hy Mr.. and Mrs, Hisoy. All who
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mat under the arrangement that We vii
m He all rartles cesrus such extension
'f limit viii bo requ red 10 post thTif
return excursion uck.ts with l.. !. Law
los, union it kct agent. on or before June
70 submitting certificate from j. NJ.
tofltsic. 81 ite fupfi ini"rden, of publ
instruction. 10 ite effect that they wlll
attend he school Of Methods. ana eNten-
sion orders, same MS used tor the Chris
san church meetings 10 hc hoIl ~ Ausiln
IN June r'ferreh TO N my circular leitef
of Tie ath instant win be naed IN extend
ion hclng July O. 1896
WIN YOU X nnly confl'm the verbal IN
d; standing r1eaidiae mis- matter. mud
on orders hs c.xpllneh, ooi fing yours
tiuly. u. J. Price. a. q. T. a.
chnnge Of DATE In nrdcr 70 enable TIE
sun mer uofmais to have iull sessions o.
four weeks "a h after he close # tie
s COL Of Nj hods, fhe cate Il The first
summer normal examination has bee
cnang.d so int the xam'Ia'ion "''' clio ie
= IFaci,iti.s- Through iha Kindness II TIE
nniyersi y regents. the use Of The univf-
10y buildings and a p iia,nl,,et nns hse ,l
offered for much Of tie work Of the
School e Nichols.
University $ inner, schooi-In aad,'!ol
to the School OF Ne hcda tlcre "ill be II
summer session NJ The university, begin
ming June % and continuing six weeks.
This school viii enable many teachers 10
90 a1iHrcf u Work alpNK cApft'l lH'7
while attending tie scaooI Of Methods.
and to continue the work for month AZ
Ter tho oclse of The sehool Of Methods.
But iha university simmer school is an
indeps movement. under direction Of
a committee of university professors, ana
frr the COURSES in the university school
additional cha gos VIII 10 made.
The university summer school VIII offer
tie 10 l,wng courses' History. Professor
Carton: algebra and geometry Prcfes-
sor l.efoyre; frieononetry. calculus ard
! hysics. Professor Ia tor, French and
German. pr. Prir-er: phys cal geography.
DR. Slime rds: ciyil government and politi-
cd economy. Professor Houston; peda-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24
GOSSIP or GOTHAM.

New York. May 2l.-'rhe Consumers
Fuel Gas, Heat and Power company, Or
ganizid recently, has applied TO the board
OF aldermen for franchise. permitting II
to lay mains In city streets. The men at
the head of the scheme say they can sup
ply Notwithstanding fuel gas ut 50 cents
h thousand feet. with such reduced rates
TO factories as viii make u cheaper fuel
than coal.
The ratio Of straw and white hats among
gentlemen TO the black silk hats or heavy
derDics Is fact becoming one OF 10 to ].
And SO Is the ratio among ladies OF shirt
waists 10 the spitng-nme bodice. And yet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24

-, -l.- ,,,,l,, r.,,,,,o-. rul ~
sloihi s,u"y 'i.Ttni ~ ,,n.,r,'
,oni'n ,upu ,n az .'',,cayio,i
m"'h,ds hhu otn'r Important ~ a, , ,,,Ii
questions. ana Si'. t'Scy n'",isi su''y Nv,
slowing the sov,fa. s,an.s N' LIN ~.
nusy at "oih ~ "oVo'"a''' WV" '''
ih e, ne ''a. ,,r, Too 81, q, ,u ho
'h"rtcs \ W. on re ~ ?, W. n'
chhiseii cAeii p.tfon rt''iius' "nt ~ o''
10 Mlil aI.ni, 20 ~ ~" ~, = nidt'' '"'
exercises - we sun"pi oi ~. ,o,,,
ransi iIoii sS'.v I" ~ il'r NIX, ~ ~
quine' N Iei.F.h.e 70 p.ainhs a. 20 1''e
meats Tor ttncr we nlat" ,neh Nm, ~
stclat,tN or Ine Nci,"ri ~ -. .na ,'d",,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24
A Here Few of the Hundreds of
Bargains in Our Staple
Department.

5000 yards Outing Flannels in neat light and dark
patterns suitable for Boys Waists Shirt Waists and
Wrappers This comprises line that sold at at SIC,
lOc and l2ac yard Your pick of the lot this week
SIC yard. Buy all you want; quantity not limited
1000 yards small Checked Apron Ginglanns, orr
5cand &c quality good colors standard brands
THIS WEEN ..................... 25C
5000 yards Dress Gngham good quality &c
THIS WEEK. -: :::............. sc
5000 yards Indigo Blue Calico, standard brand,
selling everywhere at &c yard,
THIS WEEK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z2C
TT This is WEEK. Observation-Disclosures. q'" 21c
1850 Dress Patterns half-wool Challie in neat
dress styles fast colors Look for them in our
windows They are worth l5c yard, making
l0yard dress pattern worth 81. 80 Only
one pattern to a customer q
THIS WEEK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
5000 yards French Bingham, including our finest
in the house marked lSc csc and 35c yard
Remember they not imitations-the real
French quality. Your pick at ............. IOC
30 pieces Chambray Gray Brown and Yellow
II 15c quality,
THIS WEEK. Observation-Disclosures. sc
Is pieces 32-inch real French Challie half WOOL
with Satin stripe, and same all wool sold at
25c 30c and 35c, to close
THIS WEEK ........................ I5c
5000 yards Scotch Lawn, fast coors pat
terms worth &c yard at .................. ~
very Sheer material, WORTH SIC yard at.... 41c
80 pieces Grenada Woven Batiste, u inches wide
lie quality, will make neat cool dress for
the summer, all new patterns, per yard ... 7C
~ pieces 30-inch Striped and Fancy Organizes
worth Zoe and l2Ic yard, during this sale at 7C
70 pieces Organde Raye, worth zoe yard at. 1870
Vo pieces Irish Lawn, 40 inches wide entirely
new patterns double fold 15c quality at. OC
on pieces White Duck 15c quality, at lOc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24

almanac summer Is nine days away. The
town mas tnken on sudden summer re-
sort inspect that is decidedly cheerful. 20
lar hs surface signs 20.
a good many people do not know that
the duet OF hero rcposes beneath the
Worth monument at broadway and Twen-
in order to rnl.shteh people. the city faith
ers today ordered that these words bo
inscribed on its base: 1.-The remains OF
ihir gallant soldier repoSe beneath this
monument" This Inscription VIII give
the sghtscer or the future more to think
about.
i've been n soldier and I've been .
farmer. and now I'm forocaster." NUT
tered Edward Barometer Dunn today:
but III he sunstruck II I've ever had any
such job as this May weather is giving
me-. Day before yesterday We had u
ny we si had sunshine ram more ain, and
then a drop in tcmperature that called
for top coats. a snow storm wouldn't
surprise the chief weather sharp or any
body else.
The picturesque old reservoir that occu-
pies the eastern half OF Bryant park seeing
to be doomed for demolition. The gov
ernor has signed the bill giving this site
70 the free public library. 70 be erected
ienox and Ti,den Foundations. This
means a great deai for Forty-second street
and the holders of real estate around the
park. which Is now know as Jimmy
Valleys sitting room" James has q hotel
license now.
The king OF steeple Jacks" was the
star attraction on lower broadway today.
He was not being crowned himself. but
he was placing u golden aureole upon
the weather yane, which whirls above the
very top Of the lofty stecple OF 81, Peul's
the crowds casing upwards. ~ his posi-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24
?@!!jI GREAT SlXTY-SIX CENT SALE![
BLACK DRESS GOODS.


we will place on sale tomorrow several specials in
piach press hoods and anyone contemplating buying
anything in the way of Skirt pattern Dress pattern
should not fail visiting Black Goods Department.
Here are few of them they temptcrs Don't fail
to see them:
$50 short lengths of Black Mohar Black Bril-
liantine in plain and figured, also Serges and
llenrletas mostly in skirt lengths at half their value
o pieces @6inch, all.wool Serge 40c quality at Csc
pieces 45-inch allwool Black Serge our use
quality. this SALE ..:.:....:....:.......'. SOC
36-lncl Plain Black rliantinc G0c quality
this sale ;:..;...:::..:... '....:. SOC
'S-lncfl Plain acl Brilliantine zoe quality soc
6 pieces Figured Black l}rilliantine, SO inches,
loc quality, only Observation-Disclosures. 25C
D pieces 8Snch Figured Black Rrilliantine, Gee
quality: at; :..;..:::................. SOC
iOlnch Figured Black Briantine Use quality
at..........:...:....:.:...........i..... . 4Sc
8 pieces 36-inch, a(l-wool Black Henrietta, 4Oc
quality at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25c
3slnch Atwood Black Henrietta, Silk finish, our
75c quality. at ACCOMPLISHMENTS. SOC
~ pieces 36-nch all-woo Albatross, 4Oc quality,
at MISUNDERSTANDING. 25c
u pieces 40-nch all-wool Black Albaross, our
Csc quality. this sale at ...........e...... 500
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24
NOTION DEPARTMENT.

Your pick Of our entire line of Ladies' Necks..
comprising Silk and Satin Bows Silk and M
Satin Tecks Silk and Satin Fourth. Hands that
= sold at SOC and soc any Of them at 15c
20 dozen Gilt and Plaid Tnsel Belts worth $50
and ssc to close. at 49,. !. u. I5c<
A new line of Black and Tan Leather Belts
- metal METAL, buckets SOC Belts at .....,..;. 75c
20 dozen Tan Leather Belts with Purse attached
semeihi@g new, 7Sc Belt at: soc
Is dozen White Canvas Belts with Leather trim @
ming, 4oc Belt at ..................s 25cl
White Black and Fancy Kid Belts 75c Beltsat. A6cI
500 Japanese Folding Fans, worth 10c al. So. Bc4
500 Japanese Folding Fans worth 2oc at...... 1Ocs
800 Japanese Fans, 95c Fans at ............ l6c
500 japanese s Fans 4oc and soc Fans at ass
this sale at r' D ~ .: $685. 7oc
10 dozen Silk Gauze Fans, perforated ivory !
handle, 75c Fans at Observation-Disclosures. 40C
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24

pick
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24
TAlLOR-MADE SKIRTS.

a lot of Shepherd Plaid Skirts and alwool mix
lures worth S4 90 and 81. 80, for. ......... Z.1
lot of Ladies Black Cloth Skirts worth So. so,
TO close at Observation-Disclosures. I.l
A lot of all.woo Plaid skirts, something new
and stylish. worth 500 and 81. So to close al So
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.

We have never before placed ON sale such lot of
Hosiery at such marvelousy low figures do not
overlook this department. We will mention only
few of the specials and the rest of the stock you may
be sure is marked down equally rs low.
100 dozen Mems Half Hose Black Tan, Fancy
and Natural salbriggan. This comprises
lot that worth lSc and poe. Special this
week, PAIRS 1or ..............., ~
60 dozen Gents Half Hose, Tans, Brown and
Black, 25c and SOC Hose, choice OF the lot
3 pairs for ....................... soc
40 dozen Ladies Hose, drop stitch and plain,
seamless and Stainless worth l5c, this week 3
finish s5c Hose, at pairs for 1' M soc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24
PARASOLS.

Our entire line of high class Parasols markeddown
to almost half their value Our mediumS and cheap
grades have also been marked down
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24

almanac summer Ii nine days away The
town mas taken on II sudden summer re-
sort inspect that Is decidedly cheerful. 20
far ns surface signs 20.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.


a,c and5
30 arc mark only
double that amount
o n o at
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03
PUBLICLY EXECUTED.
Four Americans Accused Of
Being Spies Put to Death
81 In Bolivia.
Had Trouble With a Local
Official, We're Arrested
and Tried.
Situation in Cuba Unchanged
But Rumors Come Thick
and Fast.

NEW York. Dec 30.-A special to
The World from La Paz, Bolivia, says:
-Four American citizens Charles
Joiner, George Miner, Alfred Heard
and Thomas Caldwell arrived at Chp-
.quisaca last week, after a five weeks
Journey from Brazil, where they had
been working for years and had amassed
considerable fortunes, which they were
taking home. They remained several
days, spending money freely and
gambling extensively. ~
On Tuesday Miner accused Pope Con-
zales, the acting mayor of Chuquisaca,
Of having cheated them, playing
marked cards. and offered to prove the
assertion Gonzales drew a pistol but
was knocked down by Joiner and a
general fight followed in which 80. per-
sons threw themselves on the friendless
Americans.
Finally the police arrested the Amer
leans, letting the others go free. They
were taken to a filthy jail, left two
nights and one day without food, and,
after being given the semblance Of a
trial, in which they were accused of
being spies, they were sentenced to
death. The sentence was carried into
execution Thursday noon, publicly.
Their horses and other property have
disappeared, but it is known that Con-
zales has distributed them among his
friends and the police.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

Default has been made in the conditions
of that certain mortgage, dated on the
first day of July, "A. D. 1858, and recorded
in the Office of the Register of Deeds of
Morrison county, Minnesota on the 14th
day of July, A. D. 1883, at five O'Clock and
thirty minutes in the afternoon in book
S S Of %9orHtg gagg on page e, whereby
gor therein, mortgaged and conveyed to
Leonardo S. Clark, who was the mort gagee
therein, the following described real es-
tate in Morrison county, Minnesota, to-wit :
Lot seven % in block six (6) of Missiesip-
pi Addition to the village, now city of Little
thereof recorded in said Registers office,
at the rate of eight per cent per annuni.
There is claimed to be and is due upon
said debt and mortgage at the date of this
notice, $685., principal and interest, and So,
attorneys fees, stipulated therein to be
paid in case of foreclosure, amounting in
law, or otherwise, has been instituted to
said mortgage, or any part thereof.
Now notice is hereby given, that by vir-
tue of the power of sale in said mortgage
contained, the same will beforeclosed, and
auction. te the highest bidder for cash by
deputy, at the front door of the court
house in Little Falls in said county and
state, at ten o'clock in the forenoon on the
Sd day of February A. D. 1896, to satisfy
and pay said debt, interest, attorneys fees
and expenses OF foreclosure. ,oo.y
Dated De'f fRSSA Afh s. 3 ?; e 'fes:
Mortgage.
JOHN B. & E. F.. SANBORN,
Attorneys for Mortgag gee.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03
FoRTY-sEvEN AGAINST 1T

A j ; F5 . ~.
Republicans Far From Unsnimoua for
the Bond Hill.
II WASHINGTON, NDec. 50. The house
passed the bond bill BY q vote Of 40 to
1876. The margin Of 40 by which the
first section Of the bill, against which
the Republican opponents Of the meas
ure massed their opposition, was passed
showed that the friends Of the measure
had marshaled every available vote in
its favor. AS it was, AZ Republicans re-
fused to act with the majority Of their
party. The Populists and Democrats,
with the exception Of Mr.. Hutchinson
Of Texas, who voted for the bill, pre-
sented an unbroken front against the
measure.
The bill, rs passed, amends the re-
sumption act SO as to permit the issue
of 5 per cent coin bonds redeemable
after five years at the pleasure Of the
government and payable in Is years,
with the specific provision that nothing
in the bill shall be construed to repeal
the act Of 1878 for the reissue of the
greenbacks, and that the. bonds shall
first be offered for subscription at the
sub-treasuries and repositories of the
United States. The second section of
the bill provides for the issue of 3-year
8 per cent debt certificates Of denomina-
tions of $40 and multiples thereof, in
amounts not exceeding $50, O00,0 900, to
meet the temporary deficiencies.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03


Default having been made in the pay:
and and" thirty.four and 75-1oo dollars. which
is claimed to be due and is due Mt the date
of this notice upon certain purchase price
mortgage, duly executed and delivered by lnge-
bright l.. Negnhrd mortgagOr. to Marion II.
Taylor mort gagee, bearing date the 5th day Of
September: 1888, with power OF sale therein con
tanned, duly recorded in the office Of the Register
OF Deeds in and for the county OF Morrison and
state OF Minnesota, on the 9Th day u September
1893 at o'clock, p. m, in book "Y' of Mort
cages on page 6s ind no action or proceeding
having been instituted, ut law or otherwise. to
recover the debt secured by said mortgage, or
any part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given That by
virtue OF the power Of sale contained in said
m ortgage, and pursuant to the statute In such
case made and provided, the said mortgage will
be foreclOsed by q sale OF the premises described
In and conveyed by said mortgage. viz: West
half Of the northwest quarter Of section thirty
range thirty -one (S1) in Morrison county and
state OF Minnesota. with the hereditaments and
appurtenances; which sale will be made by the
sheriff of said Morrison county, at thefront door
OF the court house, In the city OF Little Falls In
said county and state, on the 18th day OF Feb
public vendue, to the highest bidder for cash, to
pay said debt of twenty-five dollars, and inter-
est, and the taxes, II any, On said premises, and
twert"zf We dollars attorneys fees, as stipu-
latcb Sand by said mortgage In case OF fore
cIos,.na9 and the disbursements allowed by law:
subjsct to redemption at any time within one
year from the day OF sale. az provided by law,
''''''>' '~0 MARION H. TAYLOR.
Mortgage.
L1SDBERGH, BLANCHARD & LlNDBERaH,
Attorneys.