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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-07
sHoRr rEXAS SPECIALS.

oAltVlt.I.r-lc County court has adjourn
ei' after disposins of an its buelneas,
Foltr WORTH Thomas sarhor, n rail.
ro@i brakeman, died from an overdose OF
opium
kOSirN RrRG.-R u c. Stewart. as-
shied law Kew, J, W, Morris OF Alvin, has
onminonced revival meeting at the Moth
oil 81 church
nrlscd the people 10y Dispensing with Tho
sohcol hQhnl aud assuming control OF tho
school Asrf
NAcoenocHrs-.A runaway horse mn
over and badly fainrI Deputy sheriff
Cole and W H. Eadhs~. farmer. tho
latter aged 81,
FoRr woRTii Tho Fort Worth trunk
Factory LOUIS Hawkins proprietor, illei
e cltttt"l mortgage to secure preferred
cr~litorr for sl4t2h TO-
| ALICE Oscar robln. the hoy who killed
| lesnf Vfm ~, faliiv liianco Arla, II, was
| plsova uniof small hond a. Il H. believed
| The loiling was purely accidental.
| MIDLAND rho Midland bar unan,-
moi.rly Endorsed the candsiany OF y. b.
Hawkins ana fcu,kst.d Governor Culpst.
son 10 appoint him Judge of tais District
.TERiELl.-A hmrslor was eaught In
MIR liurrcl coctrcil'a hourc, but an empty
pistol prevented his eRpturs t'itiaena are
armiug III defense of these Emhlo fcllowe,
SHERMAN Tho chit OF police har heep
inatruolnd by the police Judge 10 enforce
the cui'!ew nnt Rance, which hae boon in-
operative aimee iis piss'aggo nearly two
wears aeO,
attt ttIittR apuIN,la a. y UAi az
,,,t - ,,i - ,'.ys,, ,,,.a, ,,,r an
~ ,,it s,t ~, e. i',iii,,' NJ sl,irn,i II
w." nN,h''ta"lN ~, NUM- ME-, "n,n M, - ~,
az VIM s'"''P q" is''' ne N"'' w" w
"'p.t',.N'
LANFASAS General iAul Nahdervoprt
aud Governor Waite of Colorado VIII at
rend thn mNelne of the Texas koform
lFo"s association ana ,ncllNer nddI'ssw
Everything promises a bis eneross FOR tha
occasion.
TAytoli--An attomnt VIVA made by
tonne ono TO enter the roslde,pco 81 Mr..
burslar. but nil hn no. was four phota
from a revolver witch caused h'm TO tall
over a back fcnce
MAnLiN-in ~ oi'nrralfen anSm ssy'
ent.en mites not'h 81 hrrS' near Ma n,,,, Z.
- N"' 49,, IL.
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tho ministcd OF commerce, and Count
Ledcburs Wichcln, the minister OF agri-
culture, fcr violating their ministerial
powers by the issue OF decree authoris-
Ing The official use OF the cfcch language
In nohc,nia.
Count padcni pointed OH, that the or
dinsncee relating To- language were con .
e,itu,ional. and cited In support OF his
assertion tho fundamental law OF the
state.
Or. Violin. the mover OF the resolution
then dcsoribed tho c1cch Slavos and
others, as bcing quite inferior races" A
great nproar followed and the s,ttlng was
suspended,
Who tho session wan resumed Dr.
wolu was called to order aud told 90 70.
sumo his seat This he refused TO do,
appealing To tho house and demanded q
division on the question whether ho was
10 be allowed TO speak The vicc ptesidcn,
Vt tho house refuscd to rut the question
| and renewal OF the confusion followed,
After u repeatedly ringing OF his bell the
vicc president again suspended the sit
| ting,
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SPANISH SUCCESSES.
Iiphtcrs V.cd by tiiibU-trrs Cap
turrd hS u GuuhUNt

tutcN ny
Havana, MAY the Spanish rfu'Hcr Ma
ria Christine has captured at the mouth OF
the MOSQUITO river four lighters OF Amorl-
can construction. They had apparently
been used for tho landing Of filibus,oring
cxpcdl,ons Troops ASHORE captured riNty-
three hosus OF cartridges belonging 70 the
filbnstorn,
The escort of ~ railway train running be-
tween Tnnas aud Sanot Splrtus, province
OF Santa Clara, on Monday last. discovered
another dynamite bomb on thr rails with
electric wiros conpectcd to It, THIS opror-
tune discovery saved a PASSENGER train from
al mos, scfiuue disaster
Confirmation has been received In official
circles of the death OF Charles Agurre, ,hc
fnsursvni leader lilo WAS killed In re
cent engagement with the Spanish uoopn.
important documents found on hin rorson
show among other things that UrnSrnl
Maxine Gomez is In bad health,
Tho Spanish euubo0t Satellite NJ cnucy.
four Tunas saw "A suHpiclnut looking
steamer making signals The gnnhnat iied
nttcon SHOT nj tho Steamer. when event
ually disappeared, Later She satellite re
turned and accommodated Tho coast W the
vicinity of GuasinaE. rhan hsnao and the
harhnr OF ralR Alto Whilo 80 doing the
,unboat sighted a ie,achmcut OF mNnrseut
cavalry. evidently AWAITING the landing ot
ntihustorinE expedition fifteen ehells
were nrsd Al the insurgcut boat which
thcrcupnn disappeared
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SHORT MEMS STORIES.

.ANsAs clry-lamcs H. Runnon. as
anrinto o1ltnr OF tho Kansas city Star. In
desI
taNppN. .Ja,ncs Theodore Bent, Inc
~. NJ , 10 ,r,wai,r ard author OF works
" ',',ni M ,,nad
u,,s,ltAy,sr,n, IN. ,nnrin t,Ionntat
49,, A,,sr,,.u,, nhyeic,nns nnl sur.
e..S n, - aiinurnaI
F,",S ~ ,.,aa,,a ,,cy,r unn have
~ h,,nm, .,h,h,,,,n al lnnaw OF water
n'Nh nl"Whvp N,, ,,,, w.
wv" tno 49, ,,''..,,,,.,rta,i%n KING
WAtHlNui,' n,pb = rss,l,,;,on Tor
OF tNah has insr"iiiusau
mo HhiN N"N"" Wy ~ ,,,,...,r" >,,,,t,,
DANEN Tout low" MIA a. ,hn
furns deit~t"i l'hh - Mti."' W, -. ~, 49,,
wrestling match Tor Inc wv" V"''''''''
ship - ,,, ,, ,.,v.
San FRANCIS t~.ih' raw tsnt,,tciy
ernmont has dnridcI 'hs' ~ i",bo,' sNlth
essential 80 replace the AF'"'N ""''
Americans - .,,...,
Sr. LOUIS. Mn,--The National ioHilNM
81 he North American uihnas'lo ntnuh
Crurnorhuiap, which rs l'ola lu"@tonh'hhf'
,s IN progress hciN'
rINDyIllag Ky Forest free have
hrnj,en out afrsah ia the mountains Of
Eaplarn Kentucky and are devastating a
Wide stretch 81 country.
>,skv NpRIS-.W A Brady has drpoa.
~, ts.nn xs,h All sm,th az a suarau.pe
ICY ~ IN tbc shaikay- Mshcr hrh, in
~ WIZ yisinltv on or about June 10
>,,,y ynpi, rhn lia,.,iasins trustees
- Standard on trusts have declared
~ ~ ,n'S,,le,1y "a ,idosi of mar cent ana an
nusht,'. a.. ~, ,,r cent r,,vablr jun,
NV "''
IA .,, er.c ,,,nvnr Teachers
nAM XXI, ais.,s ,e rlsse the executive
Gun "a tsn ,,,A, Nsaa,nai Educational asao-
onn,t'ni ~ sne ''S, ,,,s,,,ai moctlnr m the
nNNivh At wv nN'
ifa,'ar % w'an.n ..,t. mn, government
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He WILL STUDY THE CASE.
Spccia, Envoy Calhoun Preparing for
His Duties.
MISSION CONFINED TO RUIZ MATTER.
spRnish GuWboat Captured American
Linhtcrs uscd ny Fiiibustcrs aud
Also rart of nm Expedition.

Washington. May e,--w. ! Calhoun OF
Illinois. who has been eolcotcd 10y tho
president TO 10 to Cuba m tho special
representative of the United states In tho
Ruiz caHc, had a consultation with tho
president today. lie Ia awaiting tho arrival
OF Judge bay, the new assistant scerc-
tary OF statc. and will mako an exhaustive
study OF tho case before leaving for HAY
ana. II judge bay arrlvca IN 'inc fer him
to secure the necessary Information, Nj,
Calhoun viii leave for Havana via Tnn'pa.
Via. on Saturday, His mission Will 10
confined strictly TO tho Ruiz ease.
MIR. Calhoun was NJ the st,tc department
today TO begin tho preparation ~ his cane,
lie spcni some time In conference Win NJ
gistant Secretary RocNhill making hir'
self acquainted with wha, has already been
done by General Loo and the state depart r
mrut.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

willis. TrNnR. May IA nice rain fell
hero and throughout the surrounding
country yesterday evening. Thin rain was
rot needed but will do no harm,
Rastrcp Texas. May g. Crops ARE re
pnrt,Si fine. rho weather has hccn all
might for a w~,k. hut this morning very
driving and trying north wind set In aud is
yet hlpwirE with fury,
Gsnado. Tcxsa, May h. The hay har-
vcsting has hcguu already on u large scale.
There is Fargo acreage IN oats now rear
ly ripo. Corn aud cotton are locking we'll
since the weather lo,amc warmer,
Santa Anna. Texas. May g. rhis ooun-
~ has hccn hloasod with n two days ram.
which has been falling r,eadiiy II VIII
he n groa, benefit TO small grh'n and cut
ton aud assure plenty of stolk water fnr
rome time TO come.
Granbury. Texas. May "a fine rain
today cnmine gently and lasting two or
three hours. hut SLOWLY. just the rain the
cropa needed aud at tho very time tho
farmers wanted II. Prospects 'or crcps
splendid for the season.
udnn. Tcxas. May Tho weather here
for tho past week has never been better
tnr tic farmer aud tho crops of this coun-
ty an, In the best possible condition, lhn
soasnns hcre have boon regular ana ni'F,
pcrtF hnyc never been hottcr 10Y iull
rrnp oC fruit and Vegetables
.t,,,,,,,,,r 1ur,,i,n Tovar MAY Z "A
,,,od, ,orinus rain fcll Tor three hours
tndav Tho fiuc open weather during The
,,,',,,,,., hn,, e,nps In flnr condition and
..,. wor, mover better AZ this acasnn.
r., hp,,nssc No VET from, frost. wind, han
or overflow.
,.,.,, r,xns MAY h ~A ntcat
'Vu' t,,,,,T,,n,t, nrn ,onin, from farmers
inaul .'t ,,,r,ns cat,ur ont tho staud
u, l,,,nn which viii require rcplnnttns
me lH'uF' u''r ,nt ,h,, farmers arc
RtNrnN"'r W. W., weather On match ont mo
PRAY ~" ,ncr ,hn, wul liz off. Other
cnt worms WIN ~ .,,,nr, ,nraIt,r
Wlso ''"''' "'' ,,. ,,t,
Harold, V",as' MaN I'm. ''n TO-" r'
last nifb' ana )" ~ "u, ,i., n,n,.
ing Nbca' N wv w ~ wv, ,,,i,, ,,si,
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rur rAuis DISASTER,
Newspapers Insist rhat III" ucsp"ns-
thiIIty Must lie Fixed.

Paris. NAV With the exception Of 30
oiaIis, newsrspers tho whole rress OF Paris
associHtrs itsclf with the profound sorrow
which has e,ertaken ;ho upper classos of
rreuch society, The rspsrs point out that
mo auestinn III responsibility Tor tho fear
mi flrr at ,he charity bazaar musi be fixed,
Thes rerr,iach the prefecture of police iot
not ha,ins taken proper precautions. the
snyernncn, has ordered all the suhsiiisci
,hcatros 20 he closed uuiil saturday as q
mark ~ respect for the dead
In the list nf Victims must be added tho
natuse Of Mile de Cheyilly and the Nioom.
tease d'Avensl who have tuecumhpj 10 the
injuries they SUSTAINED while escaping fion
the fire
General MeAntsr. who was severely burn.
od died at noesn to-day
only five bodies nov remain unidentified
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-07
CuNMUEILtIN'S TRIUMPH.
'rrnnsvnnl Assembly Repealed the
tWmt nration INV.

'f'"'
Pretoria. May u. Tho volhsraaa held u
protracted secret session yesterday TO dis
puss tho objections made to tho speech Of
Mr. Jcaoph Chamberlain. British 'ecretory
ot colonies which demanded II repeal of the
Trausvaal immigration law,
Today tho volSsraad repealed the law
not hecaus. 1t was a breach OF the lsondcn
convention. hut because II WA diS'aEte-
ful 20 neighhoring States MIR. Costor, the
Transvanl state attorney. has rendered His
resignation IN dlsspproval of the repaid
London. MAY GA dispatch from Cape
town saws tho army reserves OF the colony
nr Natal have hocu notified TO hold them
aolyce In readiness for active service 1t
Ia further announced that the authorities
of tho Transysal have instrurtod Their
ncld corncts to thoroughly patrol the Ma
tai border AMI report iustauLy any Eus-
picious movements. 1hc dispatch also
says circular from the TrnnsYnNl has
boon Distributed IN Cepo Colony aud in
the Orange Free state calling upon the
Africandcre for holp, 1t says we do not
want your money rur moral support We
wan, you 10 como aud hclp us.
London. May IA dispatch to tho Times
from rapc Town Says that MIR. costor. the
Transvanl state attorney, resigned because
OF tho rejection by the yolasraal Of his too
bcllirnsn draft of tho proposed reply To
Mir. Chsmhorlaln's dispatch asking Lord
Rcsoneai TO inform the government Of the
south African republic that the british
Government ielt confident that thcrc would
he no at,ompt to enforce tho alien inmi-
grafton law in tho rrRnsvaal
Tho position taken by Mr. Chamberlain
ou Tho subject at tho 1rnnavaal alien i'm
mirrntinn law Of lsNd was stated IN his
dltpstoh 10 Lord noSomoad. tho nrtlsb
hi.b commissioner ~ the cape uDdcr date
az pccomher 10 isaG Mr., Chamhrrlliu
said the british FoNn,nmont could not sc-
cent mo alien Immigration law Az an az.
binary police law within the terms 81 ~
,lclc IA IT tho l.ondon convention, witch
declares tina, all persons than natives cou-
tor,nlus thrtAfeNcs 30 the lava of tho
south African republic shall have fun
liberty to enter, travel or reside In any
par, ot the reruhiie
irhe niinu immigrants law provided that
surh persons should not ha ut liberty TO
enter ar reside in the republic unless they
onnid show afiirmatNely that they had tho
means or ability to support themselves.
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SITTING SUSPENDED.
Deliberate NGroui Ia rvcrhs Caused
M tproar.

Vienna. MAY O. rhore were dIsordptiy
scencr IN the lewcr house OF the rclehs.
ralh today darins tho discussion of the
molten submitted by the German national.
ists TO imr,ach count hadenl. the premier
ant minister OF fWeseu affairs nr. nliiushi
the minister OF nnanee, nr oleispsch, the
minister OF. justice. baron Clan d'Eieha.
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10 II. Made ~ PARTY, Measure.

Washington. May g. Especial -lierrc
acntntive bailey today virtually forced
tho republicans Ia admit that they did
not intend TO consider the Nelson bank
ruptcy oil, NJ this session
The republicans, in response TO MIR Rail.
oys attach. acknowledged heir purpose Of
malinr the bankruptcy hin party INCA
sure. which means they will, later attempt
to pass tho vicious Torrey bill.
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Nh, r,or,dn scun,or.h,m

Tallahassee. FLA. May e-Vhip'cF ''oN
,hc lead IN the ballot for United states SEN
atnr ,oday His friends wan'ea aho'he'
hallot after the resular daily one pu' Va.
'o,,nd an adjournment. The result Of the
Iii, wau rhlplrv SO, can 49, Ra'nner
10 uoeker 3 nurfcrj / Cmrloy was p'ns.
an, ana asked to he tS,ssed' when ha name
$40 called
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CITY Of Mexico, May d,~~Tb" seneau"ha'
arrest was made today of tho entire odi-
toriai siar of the paper called El Crutinen-
60 Americana. which iR the organ OF tho
Mexican eymnathisora with the cuban m
currents ct the inetigAtion oil the 1ute "r
Arroa. Spanish minister who complains
that tho paper has insultcd trlenhb ma
ton The editors are young Mexican stun
,uts. and popular sympathy is un1ouol'''N
,tlt
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A ni,r In Nntrhc,.

Matches. Miss. May e-4Aficr remainina
stationary Tor three days tho river to-day
.hou.a a rise NJ half q tenth at y. m,
,hn government gauge SHOWING Hsu fecs
al ,l,rr men are unable 20 account for
thls silnht rieo
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Gu, M. strptn,hcr'- Thront.

Arlmorr, T. r., MAY "a, Pauls VAL
10y iast night rcete namoa Frank Msscn
want ha,ne aud proceeded 10 abuse his vito
Ills daunhtsr iA,orfcrri aud Was UNDER
sn.ng chAtiscmrni when hts stcpsnn.
afnei ,lfayton. mt IN his appearance aud
rut thp oih mans throat Urarsnn sur.
rendered 10 the oificrrs, awaiting tho 10
suit Of Mssoa's iniuriss. Which may prov"
fatal
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f,ohurns. Texas May 3 The hlue Frant
dry goods store u r. M'NNone,l nVo.
r,,e,er. died deed 81 trust la.' n'sh 20
.ecnfn erediiois to we sueu"' p" '''N'
q colbert MAS rsMeS Nee'es'
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Washington, May G,tspecinll Repre-
sentative Cooper WIS again at tho depart
mont Of Justice today To learn II tho at
torney general had rendered his decision
regarding tho proposition to cut tho Port
Arthur channel to Sabine Pass.
Tho attorney general stated that he had
been unable 20 take the case MP, but OK
rccicd 10 render his decision In a day or
two As soon as the question Ia decided
Mr., Cooper will Immediately wire tho
rartlou interested.
Washington MAY e,---scrrctary Algcr has
arrived at decision In tho matter Of tho
application OF tho For, Arthur company Ia
construct Manageable channel at tho head
Of Sabinr Pass. Texas. up TO For, Ar
thur lilo has concluded not 10 Issue n
formal permission for the work, but ON
tho other hand not Co in,crposo an oh
lection. This limo cf action Is taken on
tho theory that tho waters above tho pas.
are not Manageable, and 80 not subject &c
his jurisdiction,
| The pnrtlce viii, no Informed, however
| that they would better secure tho assent
ot congress before they undertake TO toucl
| n channel IN the pass itself
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Nashville. Tenn MAY e.--rhe only spe-
cial feature OF the days exercises a, the
Centennial exposition VAS tho third and
last oenyeration held Ia tho womsn's
building,
Little Rock, Arb. May s,--The hill
making an appropriation for an Arkansas
state exhibit a, thu Nashville Centennial
raIAisition vas defeated this afternoon,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02
First publication Sept 2t7
MORTGAGE sale.

First publication Sept 2t7
Mortgage Sale.
Whereas, default has been made in the
payment OF the interest on the
money secured by a mortgage dated the If
teenth day of December, A. ID. 1885,, executed
by William c. Larson. a single man, of the
county of Hand and Territory Of Dakota, to
Thomas ID. Robertson, OF the county OF Win
gage was recorded in the Office of the Regis
lister of Deeds OF the ounty of Hand, Terri
tory of Dakota, in book 81 of mortgages, on
page 2lo, on the 21st day OF December, 1SSs
at a O'Clock pm: whereas no action or pro-
ceedings at law or other wise have been insti-
tued to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof.
Whereas. IL was stipulated in said mort
gage that II default would be made In the
payment Of any portion OF the principal or
interest promptly at the time the same
the payment of the taxes assessed or to be
assessed on said premises. before the same
become delinquent, then the whole sum, both
principal and interest. at once became due
Whereas, default has been made in the
payment OF the taxes assessed on said real
property as agreed by the said mortgagor
been made in keeping the buildings in said
mortgaged premises insured as stipulated
for In said mortgage: whereas, the whole
amount OF the principal and interest has be-
come due by reason OF such default: and
whereas. the amount claimed to be due upon
said mortgage, at the date OF this notice, il
the sum OF Five Hundred Sixty-eight
($56S .00) dollars, to-wit: $500 principal,
and $16S interest, besides the sum OF ffty,
three dollars and 81 cents for taxes neces-
sarily paid by said mortgage and interest.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF the power OF sale contained in
said mortgage, and duly recorded as afore-
said. and in pursuance OF thestatutes in such
viii be foreclOsed by a sale OF the mOrfgaged
premises therein described, at public auction
at the front door OF the court house In the
town OF Miller, and county of Hand, and
state OF South Dkaota, on the 10th day of
October, 1897, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
OF that day. The mortgaged premises are
situated In the county OF Hand. In the state
OF south Dakota and are described as fol
lows to-wit; Southeast quarter OF section
twenty (20) township one hundred thirteen
(ll3( north, range sixty-nlne (6g) west.
day OF September. A. d. 1897. "''
THOMAS ID. ROBERTSON, Mortgage.
", II. CARROLL, Attorney for mortgage
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First publication Aug12t6
Timber Culture Final Proof-NOtice
for publication.

U, =. Land office at HURON, So. Oak. Aug: 3,
1897. Notice il hereby given that Mrs. Tillie
Gerlich formerly Mrs. Title Menke, widow
and heir OF William Menke. deceased,
has filed notice Of intention to
make final proof before the Clerk OF the
Dakota at his Office i'm Miller, South Dakota,
on saturday the 18th day of Sept. 1897, on
timber culture application No. 9354, for the
southwest quarter OF section NO. :, In
west 9Th Principal Meridian. She names as
witnesses: Joseph Koeck, Hahneman Hayes
Fred Parkhurst, Daniel Parkhurst, all OF
ITillcr. =. H.. The personal evidence OF the
clnimant viii be taken before the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of:Blue Earth County, Mime
sofa, at his office in the city OF Mankato on
Saturday, the 18th day of September, 1897.
John NJ. DAVIS, Register.
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Notice.

The companies named below doing a grain
storage business for compensation in the
county Of Hand and at stations in said coun-
tv named herein will charge the folio wing
rates for storage which have been establish.
ed by the state board of Railroad and Ware
house Commissioners OF the State of South
Dakota
The established maximum rates and
ling and storing same for 49, fifteen DAYS.
and delivering il (2) two cents ner bushel.
storage after the first (15) days IA one-half
cent per. bushel for each l15) fifteen days
after the first l3l three months, one half cent
per bushei for each 1901 thirty days or part
thereof LII grain Is cleaned at owners re
quest, one-half cent extra per bushel in
charged. This grain is insured for the benefit
OF owner.
CIV. VANDUsEN & Co. at st. Lawrence station
same at Miller station.
Winona & Dakota Grain co. at Rec Heights.
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First publication Aug 19t1.
Mortgage Sale.

Default has been made in the payment OF
the sum secured by a mortgage given by
john G. Fisher (singie) to I'll. II. Prichard,
m~ortgagee. dated April 26. 1898, recorded
April goth, 1898, in the Office of the Register
Of Deeds of Hand county, South Dakota, In
book IS at page Alb, ~niortgagiu the north
east quarter Of section eleven I'D, in town
ship one hundred aud fifteen G15) north OF
range sixty six 1867 west OF the 9th p. M. In
Hand county, State of South Dakota. THE
amount claimed TO be due on said mortgage
at the date OF this notice. is Three Hundred
Forty Nine Dollars. besides Sixty Eight Dol
lara and Seventy Three Cents for taxes neces-
sarily paid on said land by said mortgage.
and Ten Dollars Attorneys fees. Notice h
hereby given that said mortgage viii be fore
closed. by a sale OF the mortgaged premises
on the I'd day OF October, 1897, at p o'eloeE
y. NJ. at the front door of the court bonse
in the town OF Miller, county OF Hand state
OF south DAKOTA, to'the highest bidder for
cash.
Dated August 14th, 1897,
NJ. HI. PRICHARD, MortpaSee
LIZ KENT, Attorney for mortgage Hur.
On, y. d. u
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First publication .August12tf
Notice OF Settlement Of Final Account.
State OF South Dakota, |
County of Hand,

State OF South Dakota,
County of Hand, In County Court,
In the matter of the estate of / /;
Mary A. S. Bradford, deceased
Notice il hereby given that Charles o
son, Administrator of the estate OF Mary A.
s. Bradford, deceased, has rendered and pre-
scented for final settlement, and filed in this
Court his final account of his administration
of said estate; that no estate is left for dis
tribution. and that said Administrator asks
to be discharged; and that Monday, the 9Th
day OF September. A. ID. 1897, at ten o'clock
A. NJ, at the court room OF said Court, In the
town of Miller. in said county OF Hand has
been appointed by the Judge OF said Court
for the final settlement of said final account,
at which time and place any person interest
ed in said estate may appear and file his ex-
ceptions. in writing. to said final account
and contest the same.
In testimony whereof we lave caused the
seal OF the County Court of said County of
Hand and State OF South Dakota to be here
unto affixed.
Witness: Hon, g. II. CARROLL.
County, Judge of the County Court in
Court and for said county of Hand at
Seal his Office in the town of Miller
in said county, this 9th day Of
August. A. ID. 1897.
7. ". WADE, Clerk OF Co. court.
BY J, l.. KEYEs. Deputy.