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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16
SAYSHE WASN'T DRUNK.
JUDGE SWEAT IESTIFIES ~ THE
INVEsTTGITfON.
He Admits That lie Was Under the Infiu-
encc OF Champagne at the Banquet.
Denies Other Charges.

ATLANTA. GA. Jan. 15.-The evidence
in the Sweat Investigation was concluded
this afternoon with statement from the
Judge himself. Congressman-elect w. VI.
Howard proved to be a witness for Judge
Seaborn Rcase. The case will be con-
Guided tomorrow.
THAT CHAMPAGNE.
Judge Joel Sweat I'm his statement.
said that he always had admitted that
he was under the influence of champagne
at the bankers banquet, on ST. simon $
Island. but he denied that he was drunk
the next day on the bench, or that he
was drunk at any other time on the
bench. The Judge went into the details
of his visit 20 Indian Springs, and told
OF his meetings with Miss Bradley and
Mrs Crosby. lie denied that he ever
made any improper remark to either. and
he said that II Miss Bradley or any of
her friends or relatives construed what
he said as being improper or insulting,
they were mistaken He also denied that
he had packed a jury for Tooner. who
was a candidate for solicitor.
Mr. Howard, testfyiug in the case OF
Judge Reese stated that the Judge never
was drunk on the bench. and he. as solic-
itor had attended nearly all the courts.
Senator Carter asked the witness il he
were not drinking man himself. and the
COngressman-elect replied hOuy. Chair
man Fielder raped sharply with his gavel,
and for "a minute there was some excite
ment but no collision.
ADVERSE REPORT EXPECTED.
The evidence in the Reese case will be
HH.H.
committee will make its reports 10 the
House of Representatives. IL is regarded
as certain that the report will bee adverse
10 an Imneachment.
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Mary Smith negro woman about
twcuty-four years OF age, WAS are tea
last night aud lodged in the Second police
station charged with stealing a. watcl,
valued at $50 and $50 in money. besides
some wearing apparel. from Mr.. !. y.
Kidd. who resides al 80. $40 north Sixth
street. The Smith woman was employed
as n servant at Mr. kidd's house. While
members of the family were absent "a
wardrobe was broken open and the arti-
cles and money taken out Suspicion
pointed 10 the woman. and when scare "a
was instituted the watch was recovered
but the money was not
The accused Will have o Fearing before
the Police Court this morning.
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Mixers of Mountain Dew,

CHARLESTON. ". VA. Jan. IA
bclatod Delegate 10 the Legislature from
the vicinity Of Hamlm. IN Lincoln coun-
~. brings news this evening that Evi
Sas prominent citizen. who represent
ed that county I'm the House of Delegates
in the session of 1891. was attacked by
some three or four men while an the
house OF a near neighbOr. and beaten up
in a horrible manner with clubs and brass
Enuckles Ills condition is critical. and
fears are entertained that he will not
recover
The men have not vet been caught. and
their names are not known. but they are
thought TO be some vlolators Of the rev
cnue laws upon whom Mr.. Sias had in
formed. The incident has created a SEN
sation. and q posse now securing the
county will deal seriously with the pei
petratOrs Of the decd
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4 Daring Swindler.

BALTIMORE MD. Jan l5.-William
Goldman. a young real estate dealer. was
convicted Of forgery Yesterday. bat pend
ing motion for new trial sentence
was suspended Goldman proved himself
"a daring operator. He secured $500 by
mCrtgaging q house that belonged 10 a
Miss Jennie Noah without the lattcr's
knowledge or consent. A woman. whose
identity has never been revealed. person
ated Miss Noah. She appeared with Gold
man 40 tho office of Lawyer Harris with
Then the money was handed over TO
Goldman. 10 was only whom the property
was offered for sale that Miss Noah be
came aware that her property was mort
ragpd.
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cold. and became greatly interested in

cold. and became greatly interested in
tho sport.
MecKlenburc county jail now has SIX
Inmates confined therein. Five OF these
are prisoners, and one a lunatic.
Mr.. L. II. Duliis. a wealthy gentleman
from Philadelphia. has spent about a
month with US hunting. Mr.. Dullls IS very
popular here as he has made yearly
visits for the past ten years.
Mr.. Lud D.. Jones. who was raised here,
Is lying in at his home, at Green Bay.
Va.
Mr. Abe Fine OF the firm or Fine
Trothers, merchants. has returned from
visit 10 bis friends. IN Durham y. {.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. b.
House Committee on Elections. no. .,
Mr. Johnson chairman. decided The con-
tested case of .Beattie versus Price from
the third Louisiana District In favor of
Price DcmJ. the sitting member.
The case OF Bcnoit versus Boatncr.
from the Fifth Louisiana district. was
set for hearing on the 26th instant This
is The second contest i'm This district. this
Congress. I'm the first contest the seat
WIS declared vacant and another election
ordered. BOaner ODcm) was declared
elected and now Bcnoit makes q second
contest.
owing to the defeat Of the Pacific rail-
road funding bin in the House. the Sen
ate Steering Committee haas changed lhc
order OF business. The Nicaraguan bill
will Dee taken mp next week and given
the right of way ass unfinished business
I'm the Senate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16

Lexington has citizen Who must be
trying 90 beat the record of Baron Nun
Chausen as picvaricltor His name IS
Jefom. y. Frazier. and hero is sam
pie OF DTS soaring fancy taken from tho
Lexington Arg0nlut.
Of ana very fond Of domestic animals
and fowls. and The p0s-esfor OF fine
intelligent foV-terrier who answers to
the name of Fanny | attended sale
some months ago and bought Poland
duck I brought Der home and pint her
among the other poultry boz Che yard. In
few days 1 noticed that Fanny and
Miss poland were on good terms with
each other and in few weeks they
were inscparablo. Finally Miss Poland
thought sno had l01fed long enough and
went 40 setting. Fanny made regular
visits 10 her and seemed 10 take great
interest in the proceeding. The duck
rarely len her nest. After settn. for
about week shc sickcucd and died
Fanny seemed almost hcarthr0keu over
the uutimely death of her friend. The
evening of her death I missed Fanny
nom Der accustomed place iu thc yard
and began 70 search for her. { found
her iu the ducks nest with the eggs un-
derucath her. The next morning I wise
itcd tho poultry house and found Fanny
sim covering the eggs. ! concluded not
20 disturb her but await results. This
continued for some weeks. and az the
end OF the usual time allowed for incu-
baton ! found chat Sis lively little ducks
had become citizens Of the poultry yard.
Fanny seemed very proud Of her success
~ an incubator The little ducks fol-
lowed her and seemed 10 know no dif-
ference between Fanny and a barn-yard
~ - Of d.
get remains To- hc told Fanny is re-
markable rltter. and these little ducks
developed into the finest rat killers that
] ever saw I am willing % match these
six ducks against six terriers for from
glO0 % $1,000 o. side in rat-kiiins con-
test and / will win the match.-Courier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16

II we were not IN such haste to avcnge
AN insult. We would have fewer insults
To- avcngc 4 lady who answered
knock az her back door The other day
was grulily accOslcd hy % garbage picker
who wanted 10 know if She was tho
cook. Naturally the lady did not feet
complimcntcd and was not backward in
saying so. We'll" sand the man. 81 les'
wanted 10 give tho cook 10 spoon found
in the lah-blrrel.' You may know I
was sweet To him then. said The lady
In relating the incident. FOR 10 was ono
~ my finest spoons. Christian Adyo-
cate
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Deer Hunting Much INDUCED in Down in
Mrckienburg.

BOYDTON. Va. Jan. l5.-spccial
Grand Stokes. the negro man who was
knocked iu the head with standard taken
from q wood body 10 a wagon. by John
Oakes. mention of which was made Wed
ne-day ia lying a, hls home In q pr
causls condition He was thought TO be
doing Well until last night when his con
ditl0n became wOrs-.
john Olkes has left !cr North Carolina.
wha-. Dee VIII probably remain for the
10. -rl at l-ast anil stokes condition is
SEIZED.
Several gentlemen OF the town went out
deer hunting yesterday and brought IN
a fine buck. Mr ". +. Moore was the
fortunate marksman. The custom among
hunters IS 10 divide tho game. 10 makes
no difference who kills the deer. all share
equal in the division. The snow makes IL
a. rucurllr rue .Or deer hunting. as
the animals can be- easily tracked. and hy
thi- m-tn- io.ated. There seems 70 be-
% fascination about this kind OF
sport. 7 knew an old gentleman here
few winters ago. over seventy years Old.
who went out day by day in a severe
snow, while tie weather was excessively
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16

CHICAGO. ILL. Jan. i5.-Domlnci,
Waters. said TO be the oleverest worker
in the shevlin band OF croo-s. one OF
whose members neatly escaped from
Philadelphia through the cunning OF MS
relatives, was convicted yesterday OF
larceny, The boy contende1 that he was
only nine years Old. judge Sears post
poned sentence. This is the first convic-
ton or member of the Shtvin gang
over secured in O. court OF record
Some weeks ago while Attorney Clair
WIS pleading in the Harrison-s'reet Police
Court for the release OF young Waters
the boy picked the pockets Of his attor-
ney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16
YELEGRIPHIC ERETITIES.

Secretary Herbert has ordered The naval
cadets from Annapolis 90 attend the in-
aucuration aud march in the parade.
The bows will not stay away from the
naval academy over NIGHT.
Iu the New Work Senate Yesterday
Senator IcXow offered resolution for
am Investigation of the existence of mo-
nopolios and combinations He asked
That this resolution Dee made 90 special
believed that the Republican party
should take hold of this important qucs-
ton which was now aeitatinc the public.
Tho motion TO make the resolution a
spccial order for Tuesday was adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16

WILMINGTON. y. g. Jan. l5.-In the
United States Circuit Court to-day. Judge
Slmonton presiding argument Of counsel
IN the Cape Fear and Yadkm Valley rail-
rO1d case was concluded
Judge Cross counsel for the Baltimore
Committee read "a tender of 10000 for
the entire rOpd.
sale will bee issued before the latter part
Of February
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corr SD -rc4s f,cHrF
n. us~,,- and a.. "a. ar '~" 30 f'e'
p.rIng tai Buiid.

BROOKLYN. y. Y. Jan. l5,Ior round
was broken to-day for the Arbuckle susar
refinery I'M this city on tho plot adjoining
tho Arbuckc coffee plant II !, 81, ,h e,s sn-
tcntlon OF the Arbuckles 10 push 'ns e,s
ton OF the building with all po5Sloi"
speed. To this end. day and night gang" 81
will he employed. and the plant may y"
in operation by next August. The re-
hnery will have a capacity OF S.VV ,,o %,
"a capacity OF no barrels. which was
originally fixed by the Arbuoklcs ma.
been made necessary by the aggressNcy
aniagonistic attitude OF the sugar COM
bination.
TOLEDO. o.. Jan. i5-H. .. Have
meyer. the sugar king. accompanied ny
his right hand man ~ the present conte
war. Herman Sielckcn. arrived IN tnis
city to-day. and. according TO the state
ment made by them. the sugar comblna-
ton intends 20 change us tactics IN tho
fight being wagcd against Arbucklc bIos.
Slelcken announced that the plant OF mo
Wooson Spice Company would be quad
rupled. that an immense sum OF money
would be expended on II. and that tho
combination would become Arbuckies
greatest rival I'm the coffee business.
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INDI.IN cOITON B.IKRED.
tally Takes Action 10 Prevent the Impor-
tlllnm of tho EInrme.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE Rome CORES
pondeut OF The Daily News telcgraphs
that the Projects Il the northern pro-
Niuccs OF ltaly have prohibited the entry
into those provinces of cotton from India,
fearing that 10 Will carry the Bubonic
plague that is now raging IN Bombay and
other places iu India.
The Government has announced that
am international conference Will be held
probably at Rome. 10 consider measures
plague
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16

NEW YORK. Jan 15-Enrique Truiillo.
editor of the Cuban newspaper El PorNe-
mir. was arrested by United States Deputy
Ntrshals this afternoon on complaint OF
the Spanish Consul Arturo Baldizano y.
Topic. Truiillo is accused Of having
aided and abetted a hhbustering oNpedi-
ffon which sailed from this port ON the
Steamship Horsa on November o. lseA.
lie was arraigned before Commissioner
Shields and was put under 5000 bail
for examination on SATURDAY January
eg1 lie furnished Cass bail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. l5-Tho store OF
T.. B. wilkins m Portsmouth. under the
residence of :. NJ. Weaver. next door.
was fired this morning early hy an in
cendiary who desired 10 cover up the
robbery of the store The Weaver family
had narrow escape from death ia the
flames
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PIEDMONT. W. VA, Jan. 15-E. \
Nonevpennv. foreman of Baltimore and
Ohio car inspectors at LinwoOd Junction.
was killed yesterday while inspecting a
passenger train by The rear coach OF the
passenger train whrling around "a curve,
striking him on the back of the head.
crushing his skull lie leaves family
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16

CHARLES CITY g. H.. Va. Jan. IT,
Special The deer season for this county
expires to-day More deer have been
killed than any former season. Many
wild turkeys have been killed. sometimes
three and four have been bagged al one
Sd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16

MOSCOW. jan. .15.-Lasker won the
seventeenth and final game OF the chess
championship match In this city. a
queens gtmbt declined. after O. moves
early this morning Tile final score WAS:
Lasker 10. Steinltz, o. drawn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16

CHARLES CITY c. H.. Va. Jan 10
Special BraNton J. Haynes. ST. die1 on
the eth instant at the residence Of his
fathcr-in-law A. " MarShle IN the
thirty-hfth year OF his age of pulmonary
consumption A widow and three chill
dren survive him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16

A Havana Newspaper Wants the United
states To tud the cuban War.

HAVANA. Jan. 1J--l.a Lacha has am
editorial commenting upon an editorial
ga la Epoca. Of Madrid. OF December
path l. Epoca which IS tho organ or
Senor 'anovas. the Premier. said
that since Secretary olney had declared
that tie President is exclusively compe-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16
pnrtinl Resnmnfion of Work

PROVIDENCE r. l.. Jan l5.-Genever
mill. after being idle for sometime over a
year. began work Monday. with 4 small
number Of persons in the picking, card
Ing and spinning departments.
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he Heroes
OF Cuba
and the. Beautiful
Cuban Flag.

\ rare chance Cor tlC-c who ~ympathlzs
with those patriots Who ale uGntng Tor
country and liberty Ihe Times Offers ID
magnificent nthoefdph j, l--Nll inches on
which are artisticaly grouped excellent
portraits of MaAlmo Gomez, commander
in-chlef OF Tie cuban army. General An
tonic Macco. general CallNfO Garcia. and
Jose MART the Father OF the RevOlu-
ton who was killed az Dos Rios. on the
Autograph BIS also the beautiful
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-02-26

Whereas, default has been made in the pay
ment Of the Interest on the money secured by a
mortgage dated the 10Th DAY Oh November A. D..
1892 executed by Bertha A. Wood and Thomas l..
aud state of south Dakota, mortga gors to James
A. Trow Of the county OF Lake and state OF
south Dakota ard which MORTGAGE was recorded
in the office OF the register If DECIDE Of the coun-
" Of Lake state Of south Dakota in book y OF
mortgages on PAGE 2S on End day OF December
1892 at IL O'Clock u. IN. and whereas. no action or
proceed ngs at law or otherwise have been IN
stituteu to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof, whereas. 1t was
stipulated in said mortgage th Ut II default would
be mad In the payment OF any portion OF the
principal or interest promptly at the time the
same should become due, or II default be made
in the payment Of the taxes assessed or t. be
assessed IN saiH premises before the same shall
become delir quent, then the whole sum both
principal md Interest, at once become due,
whrrens, default has beer made In the payment
Of 5000 interest due thereon Decen Der 1st, 1896,
whereas. ON the SIh day Of September. 1898 snid
mortgage with the note occurred thereby,
wa- Gu assigned IVY the said MORTGAGE I"
David Molumhy in the state OF Iowa which as
signment was duly recorded in the office OF the
register Of deeds OF the said county OF Lake, y. d.
on the 9th day OF September 1893. In book 10 OF
,rtgaGes on page p at 1890 a. m, whereas, the
whole amount of principal and Interest has be-
come due by reason Of such default, and whereas,
the amount claimed IT, be due upon said mort
gage at the date OF this notice Is the sum of one
thnu-and sever ty nine dollars (Sl,0.9) to-wlt;
q iS"' P''''N 49, "H 80
legal attorneys fees. Now, therefore,, notice il
hereby given that by virtue Of the powe r of sale
contained in said mortgage, and duly recorded as
afOre-aid, and in pursuance OF the staintes IN
such case made and provided, the said mortgage
viii he foIeclused by n sac OF the morigagtd
premises therein described at public auction at
the front door Of the court hOuse in the city of
Madison aud comfy OF Lake and state Of South
Dakota, on The 18th day OF February, 1897, ut one
O'Clock IN tte afternoon OF that day by the sheriff
OF Lake county, ). d.. The mortgaged premises
are situated Ia the caunty Of Lake in the sta e OF
South Dakota, and are described ar follows TO-
wit: The west half OF southwest quar-: er (wLa
sw4 and southwest quarter OF northwest quar-
ter (-wl4 nSl4) and northeast Quartcr OF south
west quarter (neL sw4) Of section torr az in
towuship one hundred and eight lOS) north OF
range h~ity-four (54) containing i60 acres more q,
!esS.
Dnred at Madison, :. D. this 12th day OF JGnu'
AIRY A. d. 1857. DAVID MOLUMBY,
Assignee Of MJrtgagee.
y ID. HOLDRIrGE II son,
Attorne,s for Assignee Of No!tgagee.
y. \. MCGILLlERAI, Sheriff.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-02-26
Mortgage Sale.

Name Ct mortgagor, Marcus A. Wooley and
Annie VI. WOoIey. Name OF mortgagee, Wilbur
r smith. Date Of mortgage November %, 1890;
recorded January IT., 1891 at 1 O'Clock p. m, in
the Office OF register OF deeds Of Lake county,
south Dakota in book "C' of mort CAGES on page
1872. Default having been mace in the payment
of the sum of Ten dolIars. which became due on
he l-t day of January 1924, and there is now due
at the Date thereof tie sum Of $G 20, primo pal
and interest, besides the sum OF $3.50 attorney E
fees, stipulated in said mortgage; and, whereas,
u was stipulated and agreed, by and between the
parties To said mortgage, ard contained therein
that # default should be made in any Of the con-
ditioue cont aimed 10 said mortgage, then the full
amount thereby secured should become due and
coll.ctible ut once. Now, therefore, notice is
hereby given that under and by virtue OF the
prwe r Of sale contained in said mortgage and
duly recorded Herewith, the said mortgage will
be foreclosed by sale at pubic auction by the
sheriff OF Lake county, or his deputy, on Satur-
day the 9th day OF March, 1891, at : p. m, at the
front door OF the court house in Madison In said
Lake countv, South Dakota, Of the lands and
premises situated IN said Lake county, and de-
-crihed in said mortgage sub-tantIally as follows
TO wit: The southwest quarte- (swA) section
tp Give (12) in township one hundred and fv3
1867 north OF range ttty-three (53) west OF the
9Th principal meridian and containing one hun
drcd and sixty acres more or less.
Dated ut Madison, south Dakota, January Is.
1897.
WILBUR F. SMITH,
+. L. SOPER. Mortgage.
ATTORNEY for Mortgage.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-02-26
WAYS OF THE CUCKOOS.
Conclusions Derived From n Long Series
of Observation In England.

The London Field tells Of the eggs Of
the cuckoo and Of the foster parents as
exhibited in a collection comprising 913
cuckoo eggs II accompanying clutches,
or sets, of the foster parents. These esq
sets were owned by T.. Bidwcll, Walter
R~othschild, p. Crowley and a man not
4 member Of the British O-nithologists'
club, H. Massey. who had more than
any othcr-275 cuckoo eggs and 80 fos
~terers'. The conclusions which have
been arrived at in regard u the habits
of this feathercd tough are put down in
one, two, three order, according to OBJ
%servations recorded. These conclusions
give a curious end interesting insight
into the ways of a bird, the like of
which, insomuch as the habits are con-
cerncd, is found in the American COW
bird.
The eggs Of the European cuckoo vary
more in size and color (markings) than
the Eggs of any other bird. These eggs
are remarkable in their form, the weight
Of the shells and the thickness and
hardness Of the shells. The eggs laid in
the nests of two kinds of birds (Ruti-
ella phpnicuruS and Fringilla month
fringilla) are nearly always like the
eggs of the foster parents. Furthermore,
limitations are also common i'll nests Of
four other varieties, but are never found
in several species. 1t seems from this
that the cuckoo has the power of laying
eggs of a certain color or size rcSem-
bling those of the dupcd foster parents,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-02-26
Notice of Mortgage Sale.

Whereas, default exiting In . mortgage dated
December -, 1895, and executed February 1,
1896, by August Z: Greenlunh, n bachelor, Of the
county OF Minnebngc, state Of lllii ole, mort
gagor, to the North western Loan & Banking
Company. Of Lake couutv, b. ID, mortgagee, on
the .uuth one-half Of the southwest quarter
(.1a Of ~ ID J, OF scction stNep 90, and the north
Que half o1tLe northwest quarter (Dh OF NV q J,
OF section eighteen OSi, all In township one
hundred and eight 0OS), north Of range fit'-
four GA, wcrt Of the 5th p. m, In Lake county,
:. D., eiveE TO secure the payment Of three Ger.
tam notes, OF even date herewith,
amounting to S425, 90, with interest thereon at
.eveu per cent per aBnum from date, the first of
which notes being for SlC0.0 co. became due No
vemhcr |. 1895, said mortgage having been filed
for record ia the office OF the register AZ deeds Of
Lake ,ounly, ). d., February 81, 1896, Mt $3.50
o'clock "a. M, aud recorded IN book % OF mort
cages, on PAGE i21: and. whereas, said mortgage
contains u condition that in CAGE default shall
be made in payment ot the money secured
thereby, or any part thereof, the whole OF said
principal ard interest shall at the option OF the
holder, immediately become due and payable;
md, whereas, the mortgagor has made default
in payment of the fret note secured By said
mortgage. Tor 500 co, due November !, 1896;
and. whereas, the mortgage has exercised its
option provided for in said mortgage ard does
hereby dec, ARE the Whole OF the notes secured
tn. r. hy To be due, both principal and interest.
~ d ella ms that there Is now due on said notes
ard mortgage the rum u S45S.4', principal and
interest. AID the further rum Of $40 90. statutory
artorue, lee, and there having been no proceed
ing Mt law or otherwise for the collection of the
amount due on said notes and mortgage: now,
therefore. he sheriff III said Lake county will
sell the sniG n, misea at the front door Of the
court house, In the city Of Madison, in said Lake
county, "n the 18th day Of March, 1922, at :
o'ci"ck p. m. l." the highest bidder, for cnsh. to
satl-:y suid debt, attorneys fee, aud co-ts Of
sale.
Dated, Madison. ). d Jan. q, 1897.
NoRTliM E>TEkN LOAN & BANK NC CO.,
Mortgage.
BY J. ii. MILLIAM>ON,
Attorney for Mortgage.