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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-07
At the Hotels.

At the Exchanges: Alonzo Bates, Rich
mond, Mo.
At the Claire: Burt Allison, Hutchin-
son, Kas.
At the Palace: L.. w. Lewis, Clar-
linda, Ia; Thos. A. Graham, Chama; A.
jeff and wife, Ration; ]. L. Todd, Chi
cago; HI. Roberts, Omaha.
At the Bon-Ton: Simon Mirabal,
Frank Logan, Cochiti; j. C. Stearns,
Albuquerque; Antonio Martinez, Las
Vegas; E~ncarnacion Romero, Abran
Romero, Pojoaque: Timoteo Rodriguez,
Penasco. 4 ~
~ SON xvamt n cham cATn0FA. call 1t
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-07
Everybody Can 90 Now

To Omaha and return via the Santa Fe
Route ct the exceedingly low rate OF
SEALS for the round trip. Tickets on
sale Tuesdays and Fridays Of each week
until October 20, 1898, limited to is days
from date Of sale, with Ave days stop
over at Kansas City.
H. s. LuTz, Agent,
w. j. BLACK, G. P. A.,
Topeka, Kas.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-07

v. Lorenzo has returned from Colo.
RADIO and is ready to do all kinds of
painting, calsomining and paper hang
Ing In eastern styles and at eastern
nricas
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-07

The Jake Levy Tailoring Company
has received its new line Of fall and
winter clothing samples and "a show
the public a nobbier, cheaper line than
have ever been brought to the city be-
fore. A perfect ft guaranteed.
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County Tax Collections.
The following collections of taxes for
the month Of September have been made
in Santa Fe county and turned over to
the proper t%reasurers:
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-07

Sheriff Himself q Candidate.
l hereby myself a candidate
for the Office of sheriff Of Santa Fe coun-
ty subject to the action Of the Repub.
lican county convention.
HARRY G. KINsEII..
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Fischer 3 Co. are sole agents for the
genuine Eastman kodaks and supplies.
Buy the best.
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EW MEXICO REPORTS
Delivered by NEW MEXICAN at
publishers price, $3.50 per vol.
Zine Havanas.

Finest line of Havana cigars at
Scheurich's.
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Fresh vaccine points and tubes just
received at Fischer's.
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r. you want . cheap camera. call st
Fischer = Cos.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15
has already announced his Intention Of
awaiting hfr.s<ss az his powers rs chief

has already announced lis Intention OF
awaiting hiras4ss ns his powers rs chief
executive &C. suspend The constitution.
declare the Kingdom IN a state Of siege
sn9 subject II 70 martial law. His peE-
pose In 10 runssn influential nesa who
have sided with the unhappy k.Eg. and
also 10 r@press the growing discomfort
against the royal family.
Although the present premier belongs
70 the Liberal party, which Is greatly
In the minority. and owe. his position
entirely 70 the favor Of the king. the
really Liberal party ere called Rad
Gals They are said to comprise IS pc.
cent. OF the population. The young king
was rscsivec with favor when he as
eended thssrhrone In 1853. ba. he has 80
Disguised the people by foisowing In
the footsteps Of his Infamous s.fher that
there IL imminent danger of revoiu-
ton. which win be accelerated BY the
acts OF the present reg<nt The people
ara beginning 10 agi,ate q union with
Montenegro under Its prince. Nicholas.
who has been relgning since 1860 and is
the most popular Il the petty monarehs
OF Europe. The prince has 3ns. paid
VISIT 20 Queen Victoria at Windsor,
whittier II ls said he took assurances
from the Russian government that his
accession 20 the throne of Serv!a would
not be unfavorably received.
AZ the recen. elections in Servia the
ruling pswer attempted to terrorize the
psasansry into voting the Liberal ticket.
Radical voters were prosecuted. ballot
boxes were manipulated. and all the
power OF the government exerted 10 SCI
cure majority for the present min
istry. hut the people were 50 determined
that the majority was not Obtained.
This so angered the ex-klng that he now
threatens to make use If hts power to
suspend the constitution and proclaim
martial law. There will he no war ac-
eonIpanying the inevitable revolution.
The European powers viii aid Prince
Nicholas and depose the present Ser
v..r rulers. and disgrace will be
ended.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

Ana.ae- ye.sng Napoleon Of finance mas
apparently Gene 10 grief. II cannot De de-
tsEsn1rei is1s We; what aoss sasae - oa'
1, "a evident that there rniAzt have eeeh
loss or young Letters father would nos
have refused 10 advance more money. IL
il net necessary 10 advance money on siea
a deal when profits are being made ms
IL tie FIRST important attempt 70 eorner the
WHEAT market since that engineered oy the
former manager CT the Bank Of Nevada in
San Francisco. That transaction cost Fair
ard the other stockholders Of the bank
about 81 eoaasa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

a very Interesting political revolution
IL Imminent in she SNAIL Augaesn oE
servia. whose raung dynasty has been
,he Gauss of more s. aadal than any
other Teigging family fin Europe. The
deeaUchetleS ~ vS King Milan. bis d.
vprce from Queen NatatIe. hls expulsion
fcsm The klugdofu, and the stece sSion
ef. his son Alexander are wei Fenscfn-
eessd Now the souRg Aing. barely -
se@Fs 20 aSe. has iest his threne sn
shaFse ot his father and has retired 4,
Aos4saa. a gasoTt an The Austrian shores
81 iae .Algsatie. and Is a complete men
TAI ard physical wreck When his con-
.e!tion t"cams such that i trip vas de-
ctded assea, be askea his mother ~ place
heg villa AZ H,sEsits At Ms disposal
she Indignantly refused. sAylag she
wsutes nothing whatever 20 - wita
hfn. sad declaring sAa; since ne had
shsVWu ats Lot - sech an sxgeat With
his .z.ssT as - psrsml; the latter so lss-
$ $40 ess.s ar - . pa r-ey n Stvvs3 herr
ss.;.. p 80 (. rshes intercourse betweaa
HsaiAgf aGj eaa
ia sss Niiaa. naw acting as segsat-
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! a,.rr.e. Q .ne elr..lza..os Of tie

I aisxraee 70 the civilizations Of tie
country
We are advancing. but IL Is very
slowly. We have In part abolished the
requirements Of unanirlity. but We stili
retain the vicious practice ~ summon
ing tziesusen by special venire. We have
on the statute book what looks like an
impartial method 81 selecting jurors. but
nobody who Is familiar with the names
and associations Of many II those SCI
lected can feel eonna snce that the seiec-
ton is always made in strict accordance
with law.
IL jury duty were fairly distributed
ever q community and the requirements
Of the Law al 20 character inteli;gensly
enforced By the courts. q better stand
ard could be maintained and the hard
ship upon business men reduced 20 a
minimum II jury duty were insisted
upon as by the Judge 20 whom Tii,on
refers, fewer responsible linen would es-
cape service and justice would be more
nearly reached in cases affecting in-
portant business interests
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

The testimony OF the influential Pennsyl-
vania press ID that the revolt asains. Quay
and bosisn Is widespread. 1t is too much
TO say that his candidate for governor.
Congressman W. A. Stone. win be defeat
ed, but there have been notable political
upheavals in Pennsylvania and Democratic
governors have been elected In face OF
an enormous Republican majority. Re-
pubilcaIs Of that state are earnest in their
wish to rid themselves OF Mr.. Quay and
they are certain 10 accomplish i, sooner or
later
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

The movement made by Germany Is of
Character 10 cause serious apprehension.
not 20 much OF war as of diplomatic diff
cui;ies- Germany will try to scheme SO as
to have hold upon the Philippines ana
siss upon our rights. I; may be managed
80 that no mere than a coaling station Is
conceded. but VIC shall he lucky II we get
off with that. It Is a high-handed proceed
Ing. without any justification except brute
strength. and can only be prevented by
greater strength
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

~ 70 the advantage Of shss country ars
caEes upon b. PARTY ru.ss 70 either vote
against Il or abstain from voting. IL Il
had been made . party question cescEs
sse-.ton and q member % congress were
elected "a . platform declaring against Il
re wcssld BE- JUSTIFIED IN keeping faith. al
t.,cvgn /, & not TIE very highest form q
ssss.smacshsp. Circumstances have
changed since The present congress was
elected. and annexation might have s-
come essential now although year AID
a half ago there was n question as 10 sts
dessrah.lify.
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The Columbus of the Sumner Herald. s.n-

The Columbus of the Sumner Herald an
naunees the NEST marvellous discovery OF
the age liz TIE following modest fasaicn.
"A strange eoincident happen in the cal
en3arl fer 1886 and lsSs. the latter being an
exact procuetion Of the former. holidays
and all Last years calendar therefore,
may ha utilized this year. This viii not ac-
cur again fer fifty-one years. the year
1919"
II IL evident that the rest of the world
has been wcefully misguided for the fi~o
months Of the current year and has. be-
sades. wasted lot Of money in the pur-
chase OF new calendars
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER.
INVESTIGATION NEEDED.

I've mose ALASKA Federal officials
have undertaken a pilgrimage 10 Wash
ingson. loaded with afg!aasits for pre-
senfailan t. the government relative 10
the whisky scandals that have dis
Eraced the administrator Of the pro-
hibit.on laws in The North. Doubtless
these gentlemen have u deal of useful
information on the subject. No person
WHO has lived at Dyss or skasway or
eI,hs or Fort Hrangei and kept his
eyes open has failed 70 see the sys-
rfyIeiai srafsers prastiesd BY umscrupu-
ious whisky sInugsisrs. There never
was more eontsmptueus. eonscienceiess
and notorious disregard for law There
never was holder or more startling
conspiracy formed by biackmailing UNI
behring's with professional brtbnrs. A
ssaseiess and ridiculous statute never
offered greater temptation for dishones-
~ and IL was never more promptly and
profi,ably taken advantage OF b. men
In and out of official position.
These are harsh words: but they are
hased upon information within the com
mon knowledge OF all persons who have
taken the pains 10 inquire into the sub
ieot. The operations of the law-b-eak-
ing cabai have become % public and
scandaious that they have led 10 Grim
inEtioEs and recrlminations. aeeusa-
items and accusations among
the oflleials themselves, Two eiiaues
have been fornsd among them. each
charging the other with violation of
the Law and criminal relations with the
whisky ring. One set az officials has
beer indicted. but the public has at
present no certain means of knowing
which Is right sad which ia wrong.
The pah.ic wants 10 know. and it can
know only when the details Of the or
gsnsatiaa and workings af this blood
sucking gang have been brought To-
Hight, The post~Inisihseaceg does not
impHgn the motives or the Integrity Of
any enissaFies wao have gene or are
going 10 Washington But II calls at
sention tp the fact that they are par
tisans Ia a fierce and nasty quarrel.
aud II will ho wise for Secretary Gage
Ia refuse Is at an auy ~ their repre-
sensations. but to institute q searching
and independent investigation. whose
purpose shall be L. oenViet the guilty
ard vlndicate the innocent. As the sit
ustIen new Is. the whole Federal of
iieialeiom az Alaska is under suspicion.
That there are honest. conscientious
fnen among them is net to be doubted
II Ia desirable ana important that this
entire Infamous emhEusiln Re pgobod 10
the bottom. ihat che sheep snay he SEP
agated frum the goats and ec accorded
their iust dessggs,
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\ ~ 18Th.

I wish that J might truly lie
Christian Scientist.
OF al the Sciences 'tls first
The best upon The list
Because. il yen teiieve in H.
All trouble yoil have missed.
Fer instance. If your pocket (.
A empty Es can he.
Make up your s1sad that * Is full
fou'H own the treasury
Fer when YEN ran Imagine funds
OF pauperd0m you're free.
And should ven hunger as you walk
Amid the c:fy's din.
Make up year mind you're dining,
Wl5A your kith aud with yotsr kin.
On rlsday ducks and BuFgundy
And tootasorae terre pin.
And # you have no cioihirg that
VIII warm you when you reese
IL 50 Il be yaars sniverinE from
Taur bald spot - your knees
Pray summer 10 al EIster-sn y0gi mind
Ard h. 81 eGae-
o yes L. IL z l5ve.y thing
To be Scientist
Whe suffers MT from frtasn gr
Trssr Ary pFeseGt iwisf,
And fasf hy fancy ear rstEov.
Al trouble tom he LIST
-Hasrer's Eszss,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

The private secretary Of the Spanish pre-
mieT says that the government will now ac-
eept any peace proposals which are sub
mitted 'on the express condition that they
90 not emanate from the enemy This L.
consideration for our feelings o. which
We did not think the Spaniards capahlo. II
would nave been very embarrassing fer IN
u Spain insisted on the peace proposals
coming only fran the enemy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

4 man complains that bis wife ran away
from him. and he wants a divorce. He
feels rather bad about ii. because before
she went away, while he was asleep. she
tied him to his bed, set fire TO the mat
tress and locked him In. He must have
been a sound sleeper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

The two Chinese political adversariss. Ii
Hung Chang and Chang Chi Tlns are
ABOUT TO mees on terms CT official equal.
lily, They are both progressive men. and
perhaps now tina, Prince Kung. the i'm
perai adviser, 10 dead. china may make
some advance toward civilization.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

Tar Hrsi steamer az she season to leave
foF St. s'ieaaei IS tae Raan9ke Tier de-
fariufe excited more Interest than thar Of
any Yukon s1eauer since The DAY the Pors-
1ad .ef, ca as memorable s24racy. The
rash by Eay * ;he passes has quoted
aown. bat ihsFe will be revival OF ,raglc
Row that he time Is arriving for the re-
opening OF TIE river. She wnl perhaps
have the honor % bringing d3wn the arst
lead e god
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

wasAiagson eonhines the Researces
ar Many states. Rat Needs People.


wasAfagson Cenhines the Researces
az Many states. Rat needs People.
TIE strength az any commonwealth ass'hs
diversity OF its industries. which iasnTes
that. no matter wha. catastrophe oysrtaAss
any part or the community. the "aoss
rs,pu,a.snn viii net suffer AT Ire sane
time. The state OF Washington has a
greater diversity tsan any other stale 81
the rnaon. and this fact constitutes iss
greatest attraction 10 the investor ana
home seeker.
Pennsylvania has coal. so has Washing-
.en. wse.,ansin has iron, so has Washing
ton: Colorado has gold. silver and lead 30
has Washington: Michigan and Minnesota
have timber. so has Washington. OF great
er size and covering greater area peia-
ware Is the great fruit state, but Washing-
ter 3 a greater; Ncrth and South Dakota
boast Of Their grea, wheat fields, but Wasa-
ingsca can match them: Washington, IKE
Pennsylvania has the lime 20 s'sselt her
ores. parts Of New York state excel TN mop
growing. but Washington can equal them:
sugar heets grow in California and Ne
b-aska but no better than in Washington;
Massachusetts, In famous FOR is fisheries.
bur its fame Is paiing before thai OF Wash
ington: New England has us wooien mills,
but Washington clothed nearly all the Yu-
koners with its own products.
Such a state Is an empire in itseif. and
instead of half a million should have rve
million people The half million now here
must work 10 bring out the other four and
a half million. The Post-Inselligence- -
doing i,s part by the publication of the
Greater Washington, which will tell OF all,
the resources Of every part of the state.
and will thoroughly illustrate them. 1t will
have autographed cover which viii be a
work CT art In Itself. and will be printed on
a superior quality of paper. Altogether. it
will Do an eminen;ly suitable paper 10 use
az an indueement to immigrants.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

THE recruiting station In Seattle has beea
closed as. amd the officer Summoned 20
i3.n his regiment ABy man who wants
10 enlisi can aaYe the opportunity, not
wl1As;andiaE. Every officer clAmnrs TO be
sem - the froat. and Lieut.. Parker IS
nos 10 be blamed II he persuaded the gsv-
eminent jaaf be- c9u!d do more COED aghs-
Ing thaR recruitlag.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15
SNAPSHOTS ny TIE WAY.

Germany should be informed Of the pen
alIiez of getting too gay.
- y. ~.
joe Letter has been smashed al asst and
:ha great I-tJid-you-so is tuning up for
acton.
- - ~
Gel whoney.4 candid opinion about Il
Al. wesill en4stn ,ae otherwise paeifc at
mosaaere % Vancouver.
=. "a 80
The lecture pa form yeasns for tae In
trep!d newspaper correspondent wEe slood
on tae bridge with Dewey.
- - -
The American feet has asa.a sailed fer
Santiago. The versatile press censor is
oyerwsFking bis repeating apparatus.
- - p
Admiral Dewey Is also something OF a
success as ar author. II remains 10 se
seen how he stands or Fear-piastorm ora
tory.
-. y. =.
Gov. Rogers nigh, a,so stretch the Limit
OF his authority and pardon Col wboiiey.
sentenced TO innoegeas desaetade at Van
couver.
y - -
TIE sea Serpea, season Is uow on, bat
just a, present the able Victoria news
takers are busy rseasving direct frem
Msdr8s exclusive grapevine Information Of
ire ftt,nS eat 81 spanish pglyateers.
- p
n tae scramble q car orators. states.
men aad presidential candidates 70 get 10
ihe sross The anxiety % eur ewa vallan:
Gel Lewis 10 engage TIE enemy =, ire
sannor.'s nasss ssaauIs ret as lost slxat az
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

We'll" said @he new recruit, ITS a sat-
isfaetien 10 know THAI I,n in perfect
hi alths"
'yeu think that tho examination shows
no 63eh, Of thats''
TIES, IS. OF course. rea-ize thas sJi-
man Judgment may err Bul leaving the
opinion OF tire physicians aside q man has
10 be Tn good shape 10 get through that
ordeal wIihcu. ne.voss prtsi "a sian''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

The city CT PueAla viii. be missed al Sc
au.e and San Francisco. she was one *
the faveFites Of this LOCAL run. and has
carried many Thousands between Caiifor-
MIA and Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

There Is dearth of original freaks ut
the dime museums of the East. They
should send ous here promptly for I'm
pire Mcinerny. who admits that he has
mace mistake in decision on iae d.a-
mend
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15
A GUARANTEES.

The p0ss-sntestiGemc~r hereby
gusrsnsees It's ads~rsissrs q bona
nas paid circulation, Daily. Weekly
end sunday. aessle that 81 any
ether aswspnp~r published In the
stase Of Washington. Aav~rttstng
contracts will he shade subject Co
this guarantee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

The troops have les; for clgoa, and there
will be quiet for few day. This gives
congress which mas been neglected lately,
a chance to sc, in On the front page.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

Al stganp: VII BE- made % turn TIE
aaFsaiia' question iHso pArty politics Th's
IS oae q &c na-s; oonlempt.Age canse-
sueaees q 9a-.y Evle. s.ea wao be.iers
ssss tA. sr...s.ss~ - N. t.,axa. -n,,n
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saaic Girl,

Maud = patriotic"
ia she7''
Yes, she's eotrg 10 make y flag rilow
AID stuff II with gun cotton. Chicago
Record
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Owe posssfhee address Ia full snciuaihx
county and state.
Remit ~ express. nsSney order, aTaft ~
fl registered ietteF. III ossr risk.
Tssagh8nss- business OffseEs NAH ~
Editorial Rooms. Main L--
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py NAN. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
oFFIcEa:

eesfsfs Rscoad avenue ssd Ghsrry strssk
Eew yofk rocms 5s-sn Temple loor,-
Ci.lcago. reosss Sss-1t3 Chicago Stock Ex~
change building.
Tacoma laa1 Pacific spssszs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

Address all cornmsniss tions and rsmit.
saprs- 10 the PDST-fS'TEJIifiENa
Publ IHHfHCs co, Seattle. Wash.
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=. ; ruST -lNTELLIGExCER
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTIONS

BShG1F e51ksos4y Sass sA* -. f-ssftt~er~sr
psrtoax 1e*sstax TIE Pozs-se-s. - -.
s@rysa Al tssssr I<ssres o. zasoze o. essts-
sry. can secure IL ~ psssa. exsa rt4asss
g. srasr tnrsagsa ssiepssSfss AAsn I. .nsn
teslysry IN irregular, pys4se make S1sza~
date complaint 70 tbs gfnss
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EACH ITEM MENTloNf;i BELOW CANNOT BE DuPIIcA
THE SAME PRICES We QUOTE THEM AT.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-04-02
Mortgage Sale.

Default has bcen maia in the conditions Of a
cartAin mnft;age containing n pnwef Of sale
datsd the 2%th dnv Of Mny, 1851. and recorded in
the Office OF tha Reci.trr Of Daed. IL nel for
day of May, 1891 mt n'rl,.ck a. NJ. in book q
of mortgages n psge $50, whereby Peter Pau
san and lls wife, Nettc PaLlsun. nOrtgag.rs
mortgnEed I Jnn.W, Newell mortgage, tho
following described real ST. t. s;trnt h IN the
County u Drul,, Sta:e Of So4th )alsdie, tf-s4l
lal, Township one kunared ts" (,osj, Rn.gs
sixty stysn 90 Nest 5.h, T.. IL. GnG.ainins
nun nunirsd sixty nc Ees.
Said default consists III t,o non paytnett of THE
intGrest OF the drhi 'cnrfd. lE said mol tsRgn,
ard in the non payincht nf taxne asSesshI nj
beeame due, Wlitrt BY tic power uf sale ia Gni,l
moi tsnge c"n.aied has hsnrsn,'. .onera,iv-. md
( m arton 81, prGcecdirgof la@ il.ls been com
iner aed to rec6v +. tie d. BIT stcurtd hy s,n
mortgage. nt nny part tharenf. a1d t:ore is
clHimed to be duo upGn satd mDrtyfge 1T t,,c
| Dollars und City eight cents (s271asl Rrinaip1l
and Interest. l,Hsidss tie AIM af Nineteen Doll
| lars and s:psniy four cent. ;Si9.7p for ta.rs
Unnecessarily paid BY tho mott .rEee on said
mort rage,l premises including iftonsst thereon,
and Ten Dollars $50 0ll attorney f2es provided
/, BY law in case of foreclosure. 5t ).
i MOTTO e, the cfore. is hereby given That said
I, mortgage will be foreolnscd hy saie :tf tina
! said mort gage premises ct auction at tic from,
loar of the Court House III The City Of Cham,
4 terlain. County of Bruln. Statecf Snu.s Dakota,
on ~ TIlRDAi,tl the Otlitlay of Mny. 1898; at ten
o'clock in the fonrnnon. 81 TINT day, 20 satisfy
the mort tgasn d+lt hertir. s,'d tho cost cf fpr.-
made and nrovidrd. u;
na'sd 3 this 10Th day Of March \, 's;as.
! Attorney for Mp:s.asce. siprtsascS.