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The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-25
$500 TO ST. LOUIS.
$S. 70 CHICAGO.
And Reduced Rates for All Other
Eastern Points via Santa Fe Route

Every Tuesday and Thursday until
Oct 21st inclusive, the Santa Fee Route
will sell tickets to st. Louis for So. 90.
to Chicago for $3.50 and to all eastern
points at reduced rates, which may be
obtained by telephoning agents.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-25
FAN Festival Pictures

I am prepared to take first class pho
tographs of floats, parades, Gecora tions,
interior and exterior. John f Strick-
rott View Photographer 531 Kansas
avenue, Topeka, Kan
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-25

To Cure Cold IN One Day
Take Laxative Rrorno Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-25
Coiorad Lights.

Washburn. the Druggist, is head
quarters for all colored fires. Buy of
him.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-25

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer has restored gray hair to it's orig
inal color and prevented badness in
thousands of cases. It will do SO to
YOU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
1oyAL M'KINLEY STATES.
o,,,o er.ELEcTs BUSHNELL AND " '''i'
prruRN HANNA TO THE sENNiN'
.xn KEpuD1ATEs GoRMAN-MA
errrs GIVES LARGE MAJoNii
KANSAS AND SOUTH DAKOTA

,yrp1,n1ATEs GORMAN-MAssACfio-
owes LARGE MAJoRITY-GANs IN
KANSAS AND SOUTH DAKOTA
pa,urns from Tuesdays eiecoons - o.,
...,es show that the Republicans i''u .au,r,,
-ouarkably we'll There was u nov -r,or,s y,
~, IN the vote after the 'rei''.''' oc,,rst
last wear. and the inevi'ap'e ie"O s,aonno,rt.
,,st put In power due TO d'sappo'"'
'he p"''' .roroge and new legislation re-
.,,aaa the Republican strength. BAD "ea'ne,
uUoeu .o,ded territory materially inter1ereu
~. 49,. ,o,,rg of the Republican farmers. New
49,. .ho marty suffered no great disaster
-. A., >or York where the folly or the "'a'e
os,ro rut Republican principles IN Jeop"iu''
o,,e sections Of he West gratifying He-
or" Gains are reported showing tha' re-
aa rrosperity Is bringing back TO the He-
'u,,o.n marty and belief in sound money many
- wore drawn to the support % si'e''
Tho Democrats made q desperate eHor' 'o
..rr,. ohio and have failed s'gnaly' Governor
40 Bushnell has been reelected oy over
on ooo nlurality, and the Republicans con'ro'
.ha LEGISLATURE on jont-ballot by from three 10
o,a majority Thus the return OF Marcus "A.
Hanna 10 the United States Senate is assured
The MARYLAND Legislature Is Repuphcah' ac-
oord,re 70 the indications Of the latest returns
~, majority and Senator German VIII
h.,,a n make way for a Republican colleague
,o Senator Wellington. Philip Lee Goldsbor-
ouph the Republican candidate for Controller,
has been elected by about 1000 plurality.
New-Jersey has returned Legislature which
will have Republican majority In the Senate
and II in the Assembly.
In Massachusetts, the party makes clean
sweep Governor Roger Wolcott is reelected
by nearly 81. 600 plurality. and the Republicans
have majority of 2S in the Senate and 163 in
the House.
The Republicans have 81 out Of 100 members
Of the Iowa Assembly. and 40 out Of the 30 Sem
ators. L. NJ Shaw. the Republican candidate.
has been elected Governor by about 10000
plurality
In South Dakota the Bryanites were badly
beaten and the Republicans secured six out of
the eight Judges elected
The Kentucky Legislature is Democratic by
jority In the State is about twenty five thousand
The Sound Money Democrats only polled about
eight thousand votes.
Kansas shows considerable Republican gains
In the vote for local offices and members OF the
Legislature.
The Nebraska Fusionists are successful by
about the same plurality as last year. but the
incomplete figures show that the Republicans
made gains in many sections.
Colorado is claimed by both sides by from
900 to 800 plurality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
DOWN NTNE STORIES. But NOT TO DEATH.

4 WORKMAN HAS 4 LoNG FALL. BUT Is ONLY
SLIGHTLY Hurt.
Cus,ave Anderson twenty-one years old. OF No.
l2I East one -hundrethst.. carpenter. working on
,au hui,llng No % Liberty-s.. had a remark
obI. escapc from death yesterday afternoon. An
dor.or xos standing at the elevator shaft on the
ninth noor. calling to a fellow workman two or
,hres stories below. when the elevator used in the
oon.,ruction OF the building came down quickly
fro,, the fourteenth story. and striking Anderson
on the head knocked him down an, 'he shaft strange
unconscious. , x,,.,, .. a.. u
is Iis W 90 and him dead but Anderson had arisen
ppnassisted and moved to place OF safety An
athputI an n Hudson Street Hospital 1t found that
IN The ' shinbone OF his right leg was broken. He
aiso received few slight scalp wounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
RESULT DOUBTFUL IN COLORADO.

IT MAY TAKE THE OFFICIAL CANVASS ~ .'ihf'
Denver Nov. 3-The result OF yesterdays cleo
tion In this State is still In doubt so far as Justice
OF the Supreme Court is concerned and II VIII take
the official canvass TO decide who has won Ihe
Times" which supported Hayt. candidate OF the
Republicans and Silver Republicans. claims MS
election BY less than thousand Returns ana
estimates so far received show Hayt eighy-'wo
votes Ia the lead. Counties yet TO be heard from
are divided and some doubtful. The chairmen OF
the Popul!st and Democratic parties claim that fui
returns will give their candidate. Gaboert, from
900 to 1900 majority. In this Nrapahoe) county
the entire Silver Republican ticket was successful.
except Borstadt for Sheriff. The Republicans
claim his election, but the vote between him ana
Webb Civic Federation candidate. is 30 close that
the Official figures will be necessary TO decide H.
The county gave Hayt for Supreme court June"
a majority OF about six thousand. This Is iittic
more than was received by any OF the candidates
for county Offices. a., ,n u,
In all the most populous counties IN" SILVER tc-
publicans claim victory. In Pueblo County, their
ma torties range from 300 10 100 In III faso
County the majority Is about the same FROM
returns now In. ii appears that liayt ana Gabbef'
each carried the same number OF counties.
The vote Of the Republicans administration, IN
this county quite surprise TO many reachihs
nearly 5000 I'm total Of % 900. The leaders OF the
party claim that the vote for Hayt was FAR IN cx-
cess of that for their ticket. the voters realizing
the impossiby Of electng the latter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
HOLDING THE BALANCE or ROW.
n,.,,rr N ppooxLyN THAT woRTHs FRIENDS
MAY. BY \ COMBINATION. CONTROL
THE ASSEMBLY.

THO friends Of Jacob Worth believe that ne ana
,h. ,r,,zens Union may control the Assembly by
ho,dinp the balance OF power In that body IL Is
o,,,otod that the lower house OF the State Legis-
,.- ,u stand Republicans, -: Democrats. Il.
and ci,izcns Union. . In Brooklyn the Following
Renublican candidates for the Assembly had the
,r,zers Union Endorsement. and won DAVIS ~ IN
District: Degraw. With District; Brennan ~. II"
district: Marshall. XVlIth District; Iihahy,
yvIIItb District These would be enough 70 hsht
p,ott.s hills. by combining with the Democrats.
Hr, besides these. there are three more whose
o,oc,,or IL IN doubt They are: Roehr. Thorne ana
,,n -, tho With Xth and XXth Districts re-
snsct,velv. Their election would leave eight he-
nubcans from Brooklyn. Marshall is not worm
man but his ward Is so strongly n,ar into an
,,'"I. % .nlv he might be induced TO enter lhto r an
ar,i Pntt combination That would give % elgn. Hs n
a,t,cans 70 unite with the TWO CitZehs olo,' a.
rmhi~men from NewYork. From presehi p, az =,
nearanccs they would be enough 10 TO and If
iro" ITO Wor,h Citizens combination chooses 1t may De
amIo to combine with the Democrats 10 ORGANIZE
The ssemby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
REPUBLICANS GAIN IN KANSAS.
INCREASED MAJoRIT1Es FOR THEIR CANDIDATES
IN THE sr,NrIOwER STATE.


Kansas CITY, Mo- Nov. 3-Indications are tnat
the Republicans have carried a majority OF the'r
Kansas town tickets. In most cases by Increased
ma jorties over 1896. and they held their own as
comnored with the vote Of 1895 (Which was Re
publican year, II they did not also make gains on
that year. Returns received from forty-one coun-
ties out OF 1O5 place eighteen absolutely In the Re
publican column give twelve TO the Fusionists and
show eleven 10 be mixed Counties where the big
,.s, Renub,,can gains are expected still TO b.
heard from.
There is suli considerable doubt about the eleven
District Judgeships. The Populiss claim nine.
while the Republicans as positively assert they
have elected eight. IT seems reasonably certain
that the Republicans have elected Judges In Inc
Ninth Tenth. Twentieth. Twenty first. Thirtieth
Tbirty-Ar.t and Thirty-second districts. Re-
publican has been elected to one Q, ne ,wo state
ex.Cjovernor Click Fusionst, has been defeated
for State Senator by Andrews Rep)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
MAY ASK SENATOR LINDSAY TO RESIGN

Lexington. KY, Nov (speciaD.-The new silver
Democratic Legislature Of Kentucky elected yes
terday will II several OF Its ho-headed members
have their way. ask United States Senator william
lindsay IN resign on the assembling OF the Iegls
lature next December They say they have driven
John G. Carlisle from the State because he de-
nounced the silver heresy and that they intend 10
do the same thing for Senator Lindsay. because he
has spoken for sound money from one end OF the
State to the other. They want him TO resign. so
they can elect either ex-senator Blackburn or
Charles Wheeler. OF Owensboro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
STICIDE or A BALTIMORE MEhChANi'
THOMAS b. scHALL SHOOTS HIMSELF IN HIS
OFFICE

Baltimore. Nov 3.-Thomas b Scha'' pres'ne". VI
40 s,hau packing Company Atlantic Wharf. East
p,,s. committed suicide by shooting himself IN
the LETT temple in his office this afternoon Mr..
scball had been affected by meanchoiia Tor some
time Ills health for tho last year had been poor;
nd be suffered much. His pain forced him to ac-
t,vi,y. and he was constantly on the move. Al no
49,. however had he been heard 10 suggest suicide
tine' eonS Of aieviating his suferngs This morn
anr ne seemed no worse than usual and was at his
ONCE W Cnhsl was one OF the leading pineapple i'm
c,crs M ~ the United States and probably did more
porteiigy " m that trade with Baltimore than any
10 puiIu ~ IN the business. He established Gamer
es a. Nassau and maintained large fleet OF vesses h
petwre" We was universally esteemed as business
scaao, nrd n nromoter OF the interests OF the port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
A SWEEP IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
BY FAR THE BIGGEST PLURALITY EVER
GIVEN FOR GOVERNOR IN AN OFF YEAR.

GIVEN FOR GOVERNOR IN AN OFF YEAR.
Boston. Nov 3-Roger Wocott the Republi-
can candidate. has been reelected Governor OF
Massachusetts by plurality Of nearly $1,000
There are still few remote precincts to be
heard FROM but the total vote in these districts
is only few hundred. that the final figures
will not be materially changed. Revised ana
corrected returns from different points show
total vote OF 16J3l3 for Wocott, I9,'!'o Tor
George Fred Williams, regular Democratic can
ddate, and 14.120 for William Everett. the
nominee Of the National Democrats. This shows
a plurality for Wolcott Of S591S His plurality
last year was 154, ,542. His total vote this year
only little more than 11.0OO above his piu-
rality in 1896.
Lack of interest, as Is usual In an "off year
accompanied by rainy weather. is believed 10
explain this falling off in the figures. The re-
sult however Is considered abnormal, as never
before In an "off year" has Governor received
a plurality above 5000 votes. 1t Is 2l.OoO more
than was given to Governor Greenhalge In loS'
the last off year. which was the highest given
any Governor up to that time since the years
following tie war.
Although the Democratic vote shows falling
off OF IL per cent from that OF last year. tha'
party has gained one Senator and twelve Rep
resentatives in the Legislature. This year
political complexion Of the General Court VIII
be as follows: Senate-Republicans. "a; Demo
Gratis g. House-Repubcan. 1872; Democrats
10: Independents. &; Prohibitionsts. J.
The Democrats also gained Councillor. Jonn
H. Sullivan who defeated last year ID!
Isaac b. Allen. in the WITH District won by
good plurality. Mr. Sullivan however. IL the
only member Of his party in that body.
The returns. owing to the lghtness or the
vote, came In at an unusually early hour pelore
midnight All but four OF the go towns. ana
all of the 81 cities had completed their count
To-days returns show gains for the ticket oi
towns out of the $40 Thomas c. Brophy. So
cialist candidate for Governor. poled 3,-io
votes against 1919 for the same candidate last
ypar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
ERYAN REJOICES WITH JONES.

LITTLE Rock Ark. Nov. 3-Charman Jones. OF the
Democratic National Committee said to-day: II re-
gard the result OF the elections as particularly IA
yorable TO the Democratic party and very gratifying
10 Democrats everywhere. 1t Is all they could ask
and more than many o. US asked"
The following telegram was received here to-day:
La coin, Neb. November J.
Senator James X. Jones. Little Rock.
Nebraska Increases her majority for silver. Re-
turns from other States yindicate the Chicago plat
W. j. BRYAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
.vERrCAN GROCERY COMPANY WINS.
cu.xcr11oR M'GILL REFUSES TO APPOINT
RECEIVER AND ENJoINs THE DIRECTORS
rpou WINDING UP ITS AFFAIRS.

7, was announced yesterday that Chancellor Nc
VII, ~ " and others against the American Gro
-. romnanv. Thomas l.. Marsalis and others. in
,e,,o- ~ the defendants The case was argued
..oo,s ago and was application for an
Older to show cause why receiver should , mot mot
be appointed to take charge o, tine assets .,
concerh conc.rrent OF a receiver pending litigation. and
appUted an injunction restraining the d!recsors
gran'eu ling i'm the affairs OF the company. suit
irom irasn begun In the United States Court and Is
atiil pending. 1t was alleged that the Interests % oa
husness me to less desra LEGATION The company %
succeeded the Thurber- Whyland wndcn aa
SInSants state that the new concern is IN so'Veh'
rnondition and doing q good business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
REPUBLICAN JUDGES ELECTED.
s,x OFT OF EIGHT SECURED IN SOUTH DAKor

SIX OUT OF EIGHT SECURED IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Huron 9 D.. Nov 3-Returns from yesterdays
election for eight Circui; Court Judges show the Re-
publicans have won the following circuits:
First Circuit +. G.. Smith. OF Yankton: Second
7 " Jones. of Sioux Falls; Fourth Frank r.
deen: sixth, l.. f. Garey. OF Pierre: Eighth. ". c.
Rice OF Deadwood. ,,,,
o,an,eJ Jnlian Bennett. OF Waiertown. and Levi Nc
Coo of Rapid City. In the Seventh Circuit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
STRICKEN IN THE STREET..

,,,ov,x SUPPOSED TO BE FROM NEw-YoRK
DIES SUDDENLY IN NEWARK
,, ,rossed woman. about thirty Eight years
-, w.. ,oken III last evening ir front of the Con-
,,ner,a, Hotel. Newark. and was assisted into tne
hotel ves,ibuc DIR. c. NJ. Zeh. who lives IN tne
NV. ,,as called and administered to her. but she
a,sd IN a few minutes from heart disease.
The body was sen, to the Morsue' oh 'ne
aror,s handkerchief was the name OF Gertrude
" Rritfon and she had the half OF an excursion
ticket purchased at p. m at the Chrisopne5I-sM, H.
.ne1rn!,,york The sum OF sS5 In bills was In the
hosom OF her dress. and she carried paper Dag
oooonntaining fruit and graham waters, as II Tor 4
sick person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
LITTLE CHANGE IN NEBRASKA.
RETURNS HOWEVER, SHOW THAT
TIE REPUBLICANS MADE GAINS

TIE REPUBLICANS MADE GAINS
Omaha. Neb, Nov "A total OF 2jG precincts
hoard from to-day give Post RcpJ 1885,: Sullivan
lEus, 1863 Same precincts last year gave Ma
call (Rcn1 2Oec: Hocomb Fus). 20G6s; net Re-
public an gain OF 7o'.
Additional returns from the State to-day did not
change figures given last night. indicating fusion
,uraI,,v about that OF 1896. which about Il0O0
The leading Republican WORKERS accepted the re-
Of post CRep) for Supreme Court Judge and the
balance OF tie State ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
REpI-RIICANS WIN IN SACRAMENTO

cocromcnto Cal, Nov. SIN the city election
,,crc Yesterday the Republican candidate Mayor
william l.. Land received l;o9i more votes than
Hubbard and l4s more than ms three competitors
except Treasurer. and have a large majority on
the boards Of City Trustees and School Directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04

INCREASING THEIR SILVER CIRCULATION.
Paris Nov. s-FIve Powers OF the Latin Union.
or rho initiative Of Switzerland have signed con.
vention to increase the number Of small silver silver
Sa Visiting nve-frsnc pieces to supply the neces-
oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
Az dRONAUT LOSES HIS LIFE.

Chicago. Nov. 3-An mrcnauf employe" a' Tue
Winter Circus Hubbard Court and Wapash-a'e''
dr,fted far out over the lake to-day. and Is sup
posed to have been drowned. a life-saving crew
WIS sent out to search for him, Dut no "~ee VI
the missing man has been FOUND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
IOWA STAYS REPUBLICAN,
THE PLURALITY FOR SHAW ESTIMATED At
$1,000 RY CHAIRMAN MMILIAN.

81 900 BY CHAIRMAN MMIIIAN
Des Moines Iowa. Nov. 3.-Latest returns on
legislative tickets give the Republicans 40 out Of
30 Senators and 81 out OF 100 Representatives
Chairman McMian's closing claim is 3's2 plu-
raity for Shaw (Rep) for Governor.
Chairman McMillan's estimate Of the vote Is:
Republicans go 900; Democrats 10000: Prohibition.
7OiO: Gold Democrats. 5000. Populist 3ep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04

morn,ne train for Chicago. Leaves Grand Central
Station 1000 every morning Arrives Cnicaso' VIA
Nichiean Central 900 next mornng.-Aovt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
LIGHT FPOSTS IN THE SOUTH.

THE YELLOW FEVER Epidemic NOT YET
CHECKED HOWEVER.
Or,eans Nov 3.-The number OF new yellow
,,or c,ses reported at the Board Of Health office
,o.d,v exceeds that of yesterday. despite the fact
that light frost fell here last night The weather
has modded considerably since Monday night
An,ong the deaths reported to-day is Dr. T. L.
Viers a prominent young physician. There we're
N,'e dealt hs and thrty-nine new cases
Montgomery. Ala. Nov 3LThe i orieiai % report 2 Of
sss n ~ yellow fever and one death Frost was re-
norted In this section but II was not a killing one
E n,n.r and cold to- night. with prospects OF an
nnther light frost In the morning The Board OF
eaitb offically advises refugees not TO return now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-04
KENTUCKY DEMOCRATIC.
THE MAJORITY ABOUT TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND
IN THE STATE AND TWENTY IN THE
LEGISLATURE

Louisville Nov. 3-Kentucky is again In the
Democratic column by majority Of over 25.-
ooO Penorts from all over the State show that
c shackelford. the silver Democratic nomi-
roo for Appellate Court Clerk. will have fully
Ok OOO u not 10000 majority. and that the
s,,ver Democrats will have n majority OF over
% In the two houses OF the General Assem-
bly, Louisville which has not gone Democratic
for three elections. gives Weaver. the Demo-
cratic nominee for Mayor. about 2ooo major
inv and with three exceptions the whole mu-
njc,pal ticket has been elected.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-03-04
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAUTT having been made in tho copd
Ltinns of a certain mortgage made bv louis
r. Parker and Francalia Parker, his wife to
Wary A. Westlake, dated August I'D. A. ID. 1888
and recorded in the Office OF the Register of
Deeds tor the County of Crawford and State OF
MICHIGAN, on the 18th day of September A. D.
lsSS, IN l'iher ID OF mortgages on page 1885, on
viii h mortgage there is claimed to he due at
the date or this notice the sum OF three hundred
and siNty-tuo dollars aud sixty cents. and an
attorney = Zee or twenty five dollars, provided
Tor III sad mortgage, and no snit or proceedings
at law having been instituted to recover the
MONEYS secured by said mortgage or any part
theref;
NOW. THEREFORE, by virtue of the power
OF sale contained in said mortgage and the stat
ute in such case made aud provided notice Is
hereby given that on Saturday the nth day of
April d. 1901. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
shall sell sell at Public Auction. to the highest
bidder at the front door of the Court House. in
the village otGrayling that being the place where
the Circuit Court for Crawford County is holden
the premises described in said mortgage, or SO
much thereof as may be necessary 10 paw the
amount due on said mostgage, with per ceat
interest. and all legal costs, together with AN
attorneys fee Of twenty five dollars covenanted
for therein. the premises being described in said
mort gage as all that certain lot piece aud parcel
Of land situate IN the township IT Crawling in
the County OF Crawford aud State OF Michigan
and known ond described as follows: The west
half of the west half OF section thirty four I3ll
township twenty-sx 20 north of Range three
III west. containing one hundred and sixty acres
OF land, be the sane more or less,
MARY A. wESTLAKE. Mortgagee.
y. PALMER, Attorney for Mortgage
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-03-04
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT having been made in the condi
- tons Of a certain MORTGAGE made by Will
liam WOODBURY., and Mary + WOODBURY. his
wife. To- Mary A. Westlake dated June Ieth
A. ID. 1870. and recorded In the Office of the reg
ister Of Deeds for the County Of Crawford, and
state of Michigan, on the 18th day OF June A. n
1879. in Liber D Of mortgages. on page 2b7. on
which mortgage there Is claimed TO be due n.
the date of this notice the sum of Fonr hundred
and twenty three dollars aud twenty seven cents
aud an attorneys fee of twenty. 1--WE dollars pro-
yided for in said mortgage, and no sui. or pro-
ceedngs at law having been instituted to recover
the moneys secured by said mortgage. or any
part thereof
NOW THEREFORE,. by virtue of the power of
sale contained in said mortgage. and the statu te
in such case made and provided. notice is here
by gfveh that on Saturday. the seventeenth day
Of April A. ID. 1897. at ten o clock in the fore
noon, shall sell at public auction. TO the high
est bidder mt the front door OF the Court House.
in the village OF Grayng that being the place
where the Circuit Court for Craw ford County is
holden, tine premises described In said mort
gage, or so much thereof as may be necessary
to pay the amount due on said mortgage. with
per cent int'rest. aud all legal costs. together
with an attorneys fee OF twenty five dollars COW
ennnted for therein. the premises being de-
sCribed In said morteage all those certain lots
pieces and parcels of land situate In the tow n.
ship OF Maple Forest, In the county Of Crawford
and State OF Michigan. and known and described
rs follows: The southwest quarter OF the south
east quarter. and southeast quarter OF the south
west quarter OF section twenty six fe8,. township
twenty eight 1881 north OF Range three 1877 west
containing eighty IsOl acres more or less, except
one square acre of the south west corner Of the
southeast quarter CT the southwest quarter OF
MARY A. wEsTLAKE. Mortgagee.
o. PALMER, Attorney for Mortgage.
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