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Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-09-10

r. l.. Daigle. Il merchant ~ Nine-
land. Mile Lacs county, was III
Little Falls u few days ago, and
said that II Il few improvements
were made ON the road leading from
Pielz to Mile .Lacs. the people Of
that community would market most
OF their products In Little Falls.
Vineland is at the outlet OF Mile
Lacs. and the settlers have Il good
road leading to the Morrison county
liue, but from the line to "Drake's' a
distance of eight ,niles. there are
some very bad places in the road.
A couple oi small bridges are in
poor condition, u short piece OF
corduroy is bud. and occasionally
large boulders obstruct the road. He
said that less than $20O wOuld put
that piece OF road in fairly good
condition, and that the road
from "Drake's'' to Little Falls Is al!
right. There is a large settlement
of farmers southeast nf Mile Lacs,
and a fair wagon road from there to
Little Falls would enable and In
duce them to market their products
at this place.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-09-10
History by an Archbishop,

Within a few months Archbishop J. b.
Salpointe will issue a book bearing upon
the history Of Spanish settlements IN Ari'
zona, New Mexico and Colorado, out IL Is
with Arizona and New Mexico that the
book will have most to do. For nearly ~
wears the author labored among the people
Of the two territories, and is highly re-
speoted as broad and liberal minded man
wherever known. Because Of advancing
ACE he resigned his diocese and returned
to Tucson to pass the remainder of bis de-
olining years. During the period OF bis
activity he rose step by step from priest to
archbishop, and, being Of learned and In
curing mind, documents containing
much Of the early history of the territories
came under his observation. Later on he
visited France and Spain, and among the
archives of those countries he laid bare the
particulars concerning the advent OF the
priesthood into Arizona and New Mexico,
hitherto unknown or but shadowy and
traditional,
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-09-10
THE EvERYDA, TOILET.
Practical Talk For Busy People Who Walt
i" I' Upon Themselves. EF#G

Practical Talk For Busy People Who Walt
2 Upon Themselves. Gt&
4 It is a fact which the coming season
will bring home to all Of us more or
less, aud especially now that all kinds
of outdoor sport claim numberless fem
mime devotees, that constant exposure
to sun, wind and varied temperature
will have disagreeable effect upon the
skin. The busy people-and who IS not
busy nowadays?-will grasp any sug-
gestiops for ameliorating this state OF
the skin that are brief and practical.
The following from Good Housekeeping
have the ring Of actual experience in
them: 80
The best protection is thorough
cleansing Of the skin with soap and
warm water every night at bedtime.
Wash the face as little - possible
through the day, and never 60 out in
the wind Immediately after washing.
II one expects to be out in the wind all
day, a liberal application Of the finest
baby powder will do much to prevent
burning and chapping.
Only the best quality Of soap should
be used on the face. and I have found it
better if prepared at home. The follow
ing formula gives delicate soap which
has wonderful cleansing and whitening
properties. and it improves with age and
we'll repays the trouble of making:
Take pound of fine white CASTLE soap.
cut in very fine shavings and put In q
tin pail with just enough hot water to
cover it. Set on the stove and simmer
gently till the soap is dissolved, then
stir in ounces of sweet almond oil, 4
ounces of powdered borax, an ounce Of
tinoture Of benzoin and the juice OF q
large lemon. Beat the mixture we'll
and as it cools take up spoonfuls, dip
them in fine oatmeal and shape into
cakes with the hands. This is an ideal
soap for all toilet purposes.
All oily lotions for the face should
be avoided. as they encourage the
growth of downy hairs and make the
skin shiny. For chaps and sunburn
there is nothing better than table,
spoonful of oatmeal simmered in cup
full of water. Strain cnd add all equal
quantity of lemon Juice. This is very
healing and at the same time softens
and whitens the skin. There is no beau
tifier like cleanliness, and all the
creams and balms in the world will not
conceal the effects of dirt.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-09-10
G. w. STEWART,
Attorney tor Mnrtgngee.
st. Cloud. H,rn
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

,nent Of twenty dollars, due July SIN, isJ77.
Cd Cd dfes a"d devered % sf'S'H by heae Eroa
unmarried man, 1n0rtgagor, TO Victoria
Zen,an, dated the Sth day of July, A, ID;
In the Office of ?tS! tie register ss % Of deeds q
Morrison county, minnesota, on the 10th
day of July, A. .. ls'*, at 9:m o'clock a., q: me-
ss% 5GSk M" of p1aSvSnr On R"St
things. that II default shall be made il, the
payment of the principal sum OF money,
ar nd in tle n',ncr y "r5 specicd f"r the the p"y
meilt of the principal or interest, secured
to be paid 6y said mort gage, then at the
nd,ninist rntors or nssignceS to declare the
principal and interest upon the time OF
such default due together with any taxes
that may be paid by said mort gagce.
Whereas said lnortgnEer has and loes
hereby exercise his right to, aud l,r does
hereby declare the whole sum of money
able by reason Of said dctn ult. And :.
Whereas there is due and clni1ned to Lc
due and payable ut The dntc hereof tiic
and twenty.one dollars and ei ghty-sixS
cents rs interest on said principal, ana
five e dollars and siY cents Of taxes due % mp
gage, and paid by said rnortgngcc pursu-
amounting In oil TO- two hundred ard
and no proceeding has been had mt law to
RECOVER the same, or any part thereof
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given
that under the said power of sale, and thc
statute In such case made and provided:
the said mortgage will be forcClOscd, ana
the premises therein described, to.wit; !;
The certain tracts or parcels of land or real
estate situated in the county of Morrison
and state of Minnesota, more particularly
described as: Lots one and two in block
five in Berg's addition to the village now
city of Little Falls according to plat OF
snid addition OH file and of record in the
Office Of the register of deeds of said coun-
ty of Morrison, will be soll Mt subtle AUG
ton by the sheriff of said county, or his
deputy, to the highest bidder for cash, on
Saturday the twenty fifth day of Scpten,.
| ber, 1897. at ten o'clock n. ~. of said day, ut
| the north front door of the court house In
the city,of Little Falls, minnesota, to pay
said debt and interest, and twenty five,
and disbursements allowed by law.
Dated mt Little Falls, Minnesota, August
| II, 1897.
VICTORIA ZEMAN,
MOrtgngee.
NATHAN RICHARDSON,
| Attorney for Mortgages.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-09-10
Wanted An Idea !s:: $s: s: !: ::::::!; ::!; e;
Protect your iGeea: they may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDpEkBURN q CO, Patent Attos.
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE,

Whereas. default has been nale in the
conditions Of a certain mortSat,e bearing
date the goth day of March, a. D,, 1t;.G; e.-
ecuted and delivered by hattie l.. Milbcfy
and Warren b. Milbery her husband. NOR
gagors, unto Harriet McNeal, mortgagee.
Satsbe4 nish X S"s at eirt ,te os.t sst dy "t
Of said day day recorded in The Office vi
the registe: of deeds within and for the
county ur Morrison and state nf Mime
sofa, -, volune2 Of mortgages on page
1S6 tAereOf.
And whereas, said default consists in
Cured cur l,y said p mortgage and N III the interest
np0n said notes, and whereas, thre il
n1w due and claimed to he due at ne date
IF eight hundred and seve,.ty-siX $3.50
dollars, and there is yet t" become due
theIenil the sum of twenty-tour hundred
proceedings at law or otherwise have been
Instituted to recover said amount Or any
part thereof, and
i"ii"w-. t"-wit: The sun, Of SI33.S7" Which
pa. u.eut was made May 26t II, 1877.
that by virtue "f the power Of sale in said
and pursuant to tl,r statute in
S "rts"g,. @ Wits Viii be Tore forec|"sed I Sy sale Of
the land therein described, Which IL sit
u; H,s in te co"ntI Of MoIIis%n and Htnte
t"-wil: The en-t half of the southwest
quarter (e1a Of swl4), the. west half uf the
southeast quarter lwia of sc1D, and the
southeast quarter (sci+) Of the suuthenst
quarter tSei4' of section thirty (50), tOwil-
ship thirty-,iine C39,, range thirt y-one (3D,
c'n,taining two hundred ,2C2 acres more
or less. according to the government SUR
vey,, wllicl, snle will be made, by the
sheriff of Morrison county at the front
door of the court house in the city of
Lttis ~, S Falls. in s!id county on s"tYtd"yt ,y'4
the hour of one O'clock in the afternoon Of
said day at public auction to the high
and to become due on said mortgage and
snid taxes and fifty dollars attorneys q fees
therein stipulated to be paid in case Of
foreclosure, and the disbursements al
lowed by law.
Dated st. Cloud, Mimi, August l5tl, 1897
HAkNIEI"r MCNEAL,
MOrtSuAee.
G.. w. STEWART,
Attorney for Mortgngee.
st. Cloud, N,rn
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-09-10
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE .FORECLOS
IIRE SALE

Whereas, default has been made IN the
non ayment of $l35.O, interest, OF $le6:U
premium, of 500 fines, of $3al to contin-
i the conditions Of that certain mortgage,
dated the 10Th day Of October, lSyl. duly
made, executed and delivered by ihonas
&. Gordon and Mary A. Gordon, hss S,,;,ttS W,te:
osn ssea4e ana te Reans paHsemt of %e sad
mortgage, with the power OF sale t sheasln eftca
Of the register of deeds in and for the
county Of Morrison, Minnesota, on thS 9;; sth
day of November, 1891, in book ~ Of
SFtgase SFgaEe1 Sn set f Sc
in any Of the conditions thereof the whcle ;,le
sum secured thereby shall become due
and payable at once, ana on 2ccGhn ; t%n ton o.
payment of the aforesaid interest, STOCK
payments, premium. fines, contingent
fund and certificate fee, the Whole sum .,,'
MORTGAGE, the said Continental Savings
Loan and Bnilding +,n Gonpnhmy. ;pphn s', ne,cDy s;
elects to and declares the "hose ha l,,n S' aI'd
payabie, and there is Claimed to be due
and is due, at the date of this notice upon
Said mortgage and the dept ;;, tne1eoy ,,,,, &c,
Of 81 10000, together with stock pay,4'efn.si f,1,'i
premium, interest fines. contingemnt n idnd
and certificate fee. the sum OF $i:SoM, nc
part OF WHICH Has DSSlA
the sum of $l7O.s5, book value of the cap.
ital stock of said company. assigned by
said mort ga gor to said lnortgagee as ao.
ditional security for said debt, leaving
net balance of ST, ,lGO.O6 due on said mort
gage debt, and no action at law or othel;
wise has been commenced to recover salu
debt or any part thereof; now therefore,
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue OF
the mower of sale contained in said mort
GAGE. and which by the default aforesaid
has become operative, and pursuant TO the
statute in such case made and PROVIDED
the said mortgage will be fOreclOsed and
he premises described in and conveyed
by said mortgage, tO-wit:
lot fourteen G4) in block "A" In Missis
sippi addition to Little Falls, according &c
the plat thereof on file and OF record IN tne M
office of the register of deeds, In and md, fol
the county of MORRISON, Minnesota, VII no* On
sold by Tie sheriff Of the county aor OF M93 e
trance to the court house. IN said c9unty n!
County Of Morrison, Minneeota, on satur
day, the 23rd day of October. nM, at twt
O'clock D. m., of that day, ut puplic auc
tion, to the highest bidder for cash, TO pay
said debt, interest, DELINQUENT STOCK pay
ments, premium, fines, conetnRent ~ IuHt t
and certificate fee, together With s12;W y. a. a.
| fOrnev's fee AS provided In said mOftRaRt
and costs of foreclosure.
| Dated Sept. 9, 1897.
CONTINENTAL SAYINGS LOAN AM
| BUILDING COMPANY. Mortgagee.
~ Attorney for Mortgage,
419 Guaranty Loan Building,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-09-10
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOS-
URE SALE.

Whereas default has been made in the
non.payment~ ~ OF d, 5000 interest, of $1,000
pent fund.- OF Of @ fty cents eesticate at fee in
the conditions of TINT certain mortgage
dated the LIST day of April, 1873, duly made,
executed and delivered by LuCiu Ostlund
and Peter Ostlund, her husband, ns mort
gagors, to the Continental Savings Loan
and Building company, mortgngce, to Sc;
cure the payment of $lOOO, which 81 id
contained was duly recorded in the office
sounty q MSrfisen. ;i,s Ninnss%tS, tie ,st,
cages on page 45. And whereas said mort
gage provides that ii default be made in
amy OF the conditions thereof the whole
and payable at once, and on account OF
said default OF said mOrtgagor in the non
payment of the aforesaid interest, prenni.
fee, the whole sum secured by snid mort:
gage has become, and IL now due and
payable, and the said mortgagee, the said
sisets 20 s
SUM secured by said mortgage to- be due
and payable, and there is claimed to be
due, and is due. ut the date of this notice
upon said mortgage and the debt thereby
secured, including said principal sum OF
$,OO.O0 together with prellliuln, interest
fines. contingent fund and certificate fee
been paid except the sun, of $S242, book
value of the capital stock of said company
assigned by said inOrtgagOr to said mort
gagee as additional security for said debt
leaving u net balance of $72l .48 due on said
mortgage debt, and no action ut law Ol
otherwise has been commenced to recover
satd debt, or any part thereof, now there
fore;
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
the power of sale contained in said mort
gage, and which by the default aforesaid
has become operative, and pursuant tt
the statute in such cuse made and pro
vided, the said mortgage will be fOreclOseG
and the premises described in and con
veyed by said mortgage, to-wit: All thu
following described lot, piece or parcel o.
land situate in Little Falls, in the count,
twenty-six !A), block two q, Of Morrill's
J according to the plat thereof on file and q
| record in the office of the register of deeds
| in and for said county of Morrison, Min
| nesota. will be sold by the sheriff of the
| county of Morrison, Minnesota, at thu
front door entrance to the court house o
said county and state, in the city of Little
| Falls, county Of Morrison, Minnesota, or
| Saturday the 18th day of Septem Der, 1897
| at two o'clock p. n,., of that day, MT public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash
to pay said debt, interest. premium, fines
contingent fuId and certificate fec, to
gether with $50OO attorneys fee as provided
Dated, July q, 1897.
| CONTINENTAL SAVINGS LOAN AM
| BUILDING COMPANY.
| Nlortgagcc.
| SAM'L l.. BAKER.
Attorney for MOrtgagee,
| 410 Guaranty Loan Building,
| Minneapolis, Minn.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-09-10
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECI.OS.
-o..... LIRE SALE. ,.

Whereas, default hus been made in the
nOn-payllIent II $2l eu interest, Ut $2o.sO pre-.
MUM, of $2.aO fines, of $l.4l to contingent
cond 'tions Of that certain mortgage dated
the 24th day of January. 1894, duly made,
executeH and de;iyered sst,. by J.cos ss
lnortgn gors, to the Continental savings
Loan and Building Company. mortgages,
to secure the payment ot$lGO:Oo, which snid
contas9 snsG Waa Was duly e pd psecerded in the "ice
OF the register Of deeds in and tor the
county of Morrison, NJ nnesOtn, on the 9Th
day Of February, lesA Ia BOOK "N ot
said mortgage provides tnut if uefnu!t be
made in amy of the conditions thereof, the
whole sum secured thereby shall become
of said default Of said ,nortgngor in the
nOt-pa aynlent of the aforesaid interest,
premiums, fines. contingent fund ana Ger.
mortgage has become and IL now due and
payable, and the said lnOrtxaEee, the sl'id
Continental Savings Building Company,
sum secured by said mortgage to be due
and payable, and there Is, Claimed to be
due. anu IL due. ut the date OF this notice,
secured, including said principal, sum of
$4,000, together with pre,hiun,, interest.
fines. contingent fund and certificate fee,
the sum of $kNO), no part ot & which has has
been paid except the sum OF S1O.l, DOOk
value OF the capital stock Of said com pany,
assigned by said inortgagor to said mort
kagee as additional security for said debt,
leaving Il net balance of 1889 due on said
mortgage debt, and no action ut law or
otherwise has been commenced ~ recover
said debt, or any part thercOt; now,
therefore, Notice il hereby given, that by
virtue of the power Ol sane contained IN
said mortgage, and which by the default
aforesaid has become operative, ana p1r-
suant to the statute in such case made
and provided, the said mortgage vii! be
foreclosed aud the premises described in
and conveyed by said mortgage, to-wit:
All the foilowin .s-desCribed lot, piece or
parcel of land situate in Little Rails, IN
the county Of Morrison, Minnesota. to-wit:
Lot four ID block live G) IF Scurle's uddi-
tion to Little Falls, minnesota. according
to the plat thereof ON file und ut reCoid II!
the office of the register OF deeds in ana
for said county of Morrison, Minnesota,
will be sold by the sheriff of the county OF
Morrison, Minnesota, at the front door en-
trance to the court house Of said county
and state, in the city of Little Falls,
county of Morrison. minnesota, on Sutur-
day. the 18th day of September, 1874, at two
O'Clock p. III. Of that day, ut public auction,
debt, interest, premiums, fines, contingent
fund and certificate fee, together with
$500 attorneys fec as provided in said
mortgage and costs Of foreclosure.
Dated July 9th, lSOi.
CONTINENTAL SAVINGS LOAN AND
BUILDING COMPANY,
Mortgages.
SAM'L l.. BAKER,
Attorney for MOrtgagce,
419 Guaranty Loan Building,
Minneapolis. Milln.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-09-10
GOLD MINES PROMOTERS
Wealth From the Klondiko without Go.
in1 Tharo ..~...

"esith From the Klondike without Go
ing There.
"Ihere are other ways to get rioh out of
1ne hlont1lke mines hesades going there.
This Is the improving tt'xt of prospectus
OF one OF the so called "development oom-
panies' that have sprung into existence,
or at least Into appearance, recently. It
would be 1attory to call these concerns
mushroom companies. because even ,nush-
rooms have local pitation and possess
some value. The Klondike development
companies evidently have neither. They
are bottomed on the broad principle that
the race Of fools is perennial, and on the
approved maxim that the fool and bis
money are soon parted. When they adver-
'tise that there are ways to get rich out ot
theklondike without going there, they have
q subjective meaning exclusively. The
only persons who will ever get rich In that
way will be the promoters Of the COM
panies, and the only mine they will ever
develop win be the public oredulity.
Look at the facts. 1t is impossible that
any company should have had agents on
the ground of the pretended development.
That is fraud to begin with. So some
of them add trading to Development
The Klondike Gold Mining and Trading
company has an attractive sound because
q company can begin to trade even II 1t has
no mines or mining claims The promot-
ers can swap jaokknives In their offices
That would probably be the least harmful
trading they could engage in and involve
tire smallest percentage Of loss to their
dupes. One company pretends to be build
Ing five steamships on an island near the
mouth Of the Yukon, which are to be put
in the service Immediately. Everybody
ought to know that a shipyard Is the first
requisite for shipbuilding; that there Is no
such thing in Alaska, and that there has
been no time to bring together the materi'
ais, the machinery and the workmen for a
shipyard since the Klondike excitement
began. Such shipyard could not have
been started de novo 1.-THE Delaware river
in that time. The ground could not have
been cleared for one.
Very few II any Of these Klondike devel-
opment companies have any capital or
offer to the public any names which are
guarantee Of either capital or respectable
ity. All Of them have shady, out ut el'
bows, Montague Tigg aspect. The public
should let them severely alone, and the
postoff1ce department should issue fraud
orders on them as fast al they can be spot
ted.-New York Post.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-09-10
important Item In Dress.

A becoming veil is an important item
of dress, and the woman who makes a
selection without any regard to the ef-
feet of the mesh on her complexion
makes mistake. Another point which
adds to or detracts very much from the
success Of her costume is the way she
puts it on. If it wrinkles across the
face and the ends are not carefully
caught in at the back, it is the first OBJ
iect of interest in her appearance, no
matter how elegant and attractive her
gown may be, says writer in The Sun,
who adds: Too thin or too thick meshes
are not becoming to any one, and If the
pattern is fancy it is usually very try
ing. The plain meshes with medium
sized chenille dots, not too close togeth-
er, are most generally becoming, but
the elaborate meshes are very much
worn, az they come in the finest veil
ing. Double yelling Of plain white
tulle over black, with dots, 10 ono OF
the novelties for summer. but the fash
ion at summer resorts Of wearing two
wells, one Of dotted chiffon over one OF
fancy net, still holds good, as it affords
great protection to the skin. Wells fin.
ished with IN edging are worn, but
they are not 10 becoming as the piece
yelling, which y more easily arranged.
Yelling with tiny flower sprays 10 9
Victorian revival which .is shown
among tho novelties, and you are in
formed that It 10 to be worn with larger
hats, hanging loose and straight down
from the brim after the manner Of 81
wears AGO; -.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-09-10
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOS.
URE SALE.
(First insertion August l3, A. u. 1S7.)

(First insertion August l3, A. u. 1917
Default having been made. in the pay
nent Of the s% IN lsfo Ct sx * 'ndred tWGnt
claimed to be due and is actually due at
the date of this notice upon that certain
mortgage duly made, executed and de-
Trettel, his wife, as n,Ortgagors,, to Rev.
Edward Nagl, as i1lortgagce. bearing date
the 17th day of January, A: ID. 1889, and
duly recorded In the Office of the register
of deeds in and for the county of Morrison
and state of Minnesota, on the 18th day Of
d. @ at o% n'a9s page 3 and
stit@ted, s2 aSd at It law or otherwise, to recover
the debt secured by said mortgage or any
pfNft NoW snfisG1f tSsaefore notice is hereby given
that by virtue Of the power of sale con-
tained In said mortgage, and pursuant to
vided, the said mortgage will be fore:
closed by a sale of the premises described
In and conveyed by said mortgage. to-wit: {:
scribed az follows: The north half of the
northwest quarter (nh nwN Of section
number twsntyd @ 25 noIth
of range number twenty-nine 2O west j
which sale Will be made BY the sheriff OF
said Morrison county % or he deputy: at at
state. On Monday, the 18th day Of Septena:
Der. A. D. 1887, at one O'Clock p. m, of that
day. at public yendue t9 M The highest es1es1 6id:
and twenty-five ($D dollars attorneys
fees, as stipulated in and by said mort.
gage in case of foreclosure, and the costs
and disburseme ents allowed b y law.
Dated, st. Cloud, Minn., August IL
A. D. 1881.
REV. EDWARD NAGL,
MortgaRee
THEO. BRUENER,
Attorney for Mort9agee,
st. Cloud, Minn.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-09-10

many largo congregations have since been
thrilled with his eloquence, he sawed wood
for many long, weary hour.
His college life was full Of privations
and harlships from lack Of money, but 1t
was also frightened by many successes.
DR.. Bristol occupied several important
pulpits before being called to that of the
First NJ. f. church of Evanston, where he
has won such large NEED of popular ia
vor. He has been several times delegate
to the general conference and has been
prominently mentioned as one OF the COM
ing bishops. He is somewhat noted as
Shakespearean scholar and several years
ago attracted no little attention in liter
ary circles by announcing the discovery of
a new cipher by which he showed that Sir
Walter Raleigh and not Bacon as Donnel-
" contended, was the real author Of the
Shakespearean plays.