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PEE GEE WAS KNOCKED OUT
United States Circuit Judge Williams Refused
Temporary Injunction Against Santa Fe.

opeka Ian February Judge John Williams the United States
circuit court today refused the Atch
son. topeka and Santa Of
prevent 1t from boscotunr He
a no harm had been done that the
state law hnl nothing
attorneys gays notice appeals
The Santa c traffic bu
au
tain date refuse exchange The
he boycott the Pfssurg filed
application for
ice that against the other roadsn mannc
The interest
Southwestern Al
orney Trmhle
members the
road joining
act aud the Williams osfod;
but
with III ransfer n Missouri
I'VE
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Mr. a romB
local
When Williams
getting mike
The
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which the United States seeks to have the
agreement on the present thirty one lead,
ing roads OF the country constituting the
traffic association rs formed In 1895, set
ssid, and declared nun and void and to
have the association enjoined from operat-
ing under THIS agreement. The case has
proved to be the means OF collecting the
most formidable array of counsel on the
side Of the defense that has been seen 10
the cnurt room for MANY day. The list
included Former Senator George +. Ed
munds of Vermont Former Minister TO
England phelps ana Hon. James u, Car
ter OF New York each of whom it was an
nounced will speak. Solicitor General Rich
ards appeared Tor the government, The
time for the presentation of the case was
extended SO AZ to give the counsel for the
railroads four hours making six hours for
the hearing. Sir. Richards onened the case,
He depended largely upon the decision Of
the supreme court in the Trans Mississippi
Freight association case as q precadent in
this case arguing that there was prac-
tca)ly no difference between the agreement
in that case aud the agreement of The roads
which were parties 10 the Joint Traffic as
Sociatior.
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CITY BRENi'TliES.


Born, to Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Mclieen. 1918
Chenesert street. boy.
The ladies' of the Serapd BAPTIST church Will
give an oyster supper Iynight at III Provi-
dence street
w II. Hubert OF this city hne heen an
pcinted chnitnan of characterization of dele
gates TO tho u, NJ. c, convention 10 be held
al ST. Louis.
The poet was sorenadod laat night by n
Mexican hand from Matanoros MesIco Pro.
fessor Antonio Brayordo ia tho leader and IN.
selections were well rendered
.r,.. 49,, ,a,,,,..,.,, .,,,,.r..... 49, =,
- hu ", ~, Nv inr ,esn reissa n"
on Main street. for IA. s. Yonng. George
Dailey. G. j C;Ilddon. a. p. Wilson. Left Uo-
ran.
:, n r,ron,,, ,,od ,vo,nos,. ,t,,h. =, g,
-: Inttp,,a Wv" s"s ".s s'. ~ IL T'
Dos s LIN n,,s, M ui'sn,,., IVA
Texas to Brookshirc, where Ills brother re-
sidcs
ny ,,o,,. ,,,.ra, g. ,hi. on,, =, A., M.
r, ans viz VIII rnara. ~ ioar, ~, ho ;s aoo
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personal MENTION.

Secretary McMaster Of the Galveston cham.
Der OF commerce was In the city yesterday.
his. A. j. EiIcrs and Two children OF Aus,
tin are guests OF Mrs. II. y. Carter at the
Capitol hotel.
General J.. AZ. openheimor was IN the cIty
yesterday from hia tobacco ranch 10 Mont
hD;ncJy county.
Miss jeanette Woodward OF Fort Worth ID
thr guest Of her sister. Mrs. 4. q. Ratclffe. at
tho Capitol hotel.
Mr.. Robert r. Stafford and family. formerly
of Columbus. Texas. VIII mako Houston their
nue..
Colonel w u. O'Qulnn Of Lufkin, who was
jouIn nal clerk Of the last State senate. was
Ia TIC city yesterday en- route home from
Visit 10 Galveston.
Nessrs. Henry Curtin, Harry johnson. Jerry
Mitcreil and William III. Coyie returned yes
to-day morning from New Orleans, where they
ha Lccn taking In Mardl Gras festivities.
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cnANans on rmn NAYsEn.
New Appointments Aunounccd rs
General Nnuancr Kirby.

1
New Appointments Announced by
General Manager kirby
Mr. John II. Kirby. vice president and
general manager OF the calt Beaumont
and Kansas City, announces the following
appointments o. kaysee officials. effective
az once:
MIR. James y. Weed OF Houston. Texas.
chief engineer,
Mr. Frank Butord NJ Sabine rass. Texas.
assistant engineer.
Colonel Phillip Alexander Work d
kountae Texas, general right OF way agent
Mr.. George II, Wansbrongh OF Beau
mont Texas. general freight agent.
Mir. willard G. Averll OF beaumont
TcNas, treasurer. Vice w. W. Wilson, re-
signed st
Mr. w, w. Wilson retains The nosition OF
assistant eoucral manager and Will have
general supervision OF the company's af-
fairs. AS vice prcs'ient aud general man.
ag~r Of the beaumont Wharf and Terminal
company his time was too much occupied
10 give the requisite attention 10 the treas
uryship of the Kaysee. OF which position
he has rendered HIS resignation, to ho ef-
fective at once.
Mir. Avorill is railroad man OF large
oNt,erionce, having been connected with thu
southern Pacific nj Beaumont nearly twcn.
~ wears. and is ono OF the original organ
izers OF the CUR, Beaumont and Kansas
CITY railway, with which company he re-
manned from It's organization up 10 two
years ago. when he resigned.
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Rates, $3.50 and $500 per day.
FLOR. JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.

aander Blade, Brooklyn, n. Y. I. A,
| I'll, Brooklyn, y. y; Alex j. Ross, Buff
John Gels, Jr., Buffalo; ID. #. Latimer'
b Texas Mrs. d. +. Latimer, Paris,
b; Mss Cyrenie Latimer, Paris; Miss
rde Porter, Miss George Porter, Miss
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TX CHARLES 7. Logan and wife. New
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b. Smith. G. r. Perry, Texas City; NJ. A.
hight. Halletsville; y. u. Murphy and
milwaukee; w b. Foutille, Nashville;
Coon, Galveston; Joe Hays, j. II.
st, Louis; +. X. kigby, Dayton, Ohio;
]. Battersby, Frank $. Gibson, j. l..
h, W. w. Mansfield. John F. Pugh. New
+. s. uliner. Laredo; Il. Grizannile.
bad Bourke, GalVeston; l.. w. Clarke.
s,iile; Isidor Wolf, Stuttgart; Sigmund
! Boston; &. w. Foster. Dallas; l.. M r.
|heimer, Montgomery county; i. l., Bon
honey; john X. Gary, GAINESVILLE; A..
Darker ana wife, A. CT Ratcliff, Texas;
| Ashley, S. G. Shaw, Denver; Miss Bcu-
R.ggins, Rusk a. p. Corey, Dallas: v.
tsrMier Mobile w. Lambert, Kansas
! {. B. Biglow, Springfield, Mass; L.
RUSSELL, Fremont, Ohio, Nm. b. CCssa,
Ira: X. W. Cetryncn, g. i. skinner,
thschie; Dr. L. Nj. Rohb, Halletsville:
! Berry, Yoakum, Is. I Hobbs, Columbus;
Parlin, Boston: W. II. kenna, Chicago,
Is Emory, Grand Rapids: r. n. Allen
laughter, Kansas: Mrs. A. j. Ellis and
tnh, Austin; r. p. Smith, Fort Worth /;
n. Fiero, II. Is. Dodoe, Chicago; DR.. f.
|H,, @. Richter, st. Louis
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DANGER IN SODA.
serious Results Sometimes Follow
It's Excessive Use.


Common soda Is all right In It's place and
Indispensable In the kitchen and for cook
ing and washing purposes. hut II was never
Intended for medicine. and people who
use II as such will some day regret It.
We refer to the common Use OF soda 10
relieve heartburn or sour stomach, o
habit whee thousands OF people practice
almost daily, and one which Is fraught
with danger; moreover the soda only gives
temporary relief and in tho end the stoln-
ach trouble gets worse and worse
The soda acts NJ d mechanical irritant 20
the walls OF the stomach and bowels and
cases are on record where 1t accumulated
IN the intestines, causing death BY in-
iammation or peritonltls
Dr. IIarla udson recommends as the safest
and surest cure for sour stomach facid dys-
pepsia) an excellent preparation sold by
druggists under the name Of StnaTt's Dys-
pcpsia Tablets. These tablets are large 20
grain lozenges, very pleasant 10 taste and
contain the natural acids. peptoneg and
digestive elements essential 10 good diges-
ton. and when taken after meals they d.
yes the food perfectly and promptly before
II has lime 10 ferfncnt, sour and POISON the
blood and nervous system.
DR.. Wuerth states that he invariably uses
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets In all cases OF
stomach arrangements and finds them a
certain cure not only for sour stomach.
but by promptly digesting the food they
create healthy appetite, increase flesh a I'D
strengthen the action Of the heart and
liver They are not catbartic, but intend
ed only for stomach diseases and weakness
and will be found reliable 10 any stomach
trouble except cancer Of the stomach All
druggists SEN stparts Dyspepsia Tablets
al 50 cents per package.
ii,,ie book describing all forms OF
stomach wpaknezs and their curn mailed
free by addressing the Stuart Company OF
Marshall, Mich.
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ProrosItion Accented.

Abilene Texas, February 2s.--Abilene
tss accepted the proposition of parties
who proposed to build a railroad from
here south toward Llano and then 10 Mex
loo. and committees are at work raising
lie bonus OF $4,000. The people are alive
10 the Importance Of this road and ere
sub eribing promptly and literally. The
right Of way committee has Been sp-
polnted and VIII push the work and 1t Is
hoped operations will begin at an carry
a. nronosed 10 build north 10 the State OF
Colorado. The road VIII be known as the
Colorado, Texas and Mexico railroad.
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Notes aud pcrsonnIs.

Manager Van Week of the Southern Pa
ofic returned yesterday from New Orleans,
Conductor Ed Van Week of the Southern
Pacific returned yesterday from Mardi
Gras,
MIR. w, w. Wilson. assistant general
manager OF the Kaysec, came In from
Beaumont yesterday and wen, 20 Galveston.
Mr. w, W. For,onberry, general stock
agent for The lSaysee, with headquarters
at Sisbee, was here yesterday.
MIR. John II. Kirby, vice president and
general manager OF the kaysee. returned
Yesterday from Beaumont Tho announce :
meut that he had gone 10 New York and
Boston was M error. He will probably 20
East about April l.
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visiting RaiIrond OFFICIALS.

". P. Robinson. Jr. and wife o. 81
Joseph, Mo-. the former general manager OF
the st. Joseph and Grand Island railroad
Charles Berry. assistant general freight
agent of the Chicago Great Western, with
headquarters also at St. Joseph, and Mr..
o. C. Pusch a cigar Manufacturer OF
Marysville, Kan, arrived YESTERDAY aiter-
noon from Denver They were met at the
Grand Central depot by John Waddy Tate.
general agent. freight department, Tor the
Chicago Great Western. who had tine party
tn dinner The visitors were on tour OF
Sightseeing and departed last night over the
Houston and Texas Central for st. joseph,
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Gnine.YiIIe md McaIester railroad,

Gainesville, Texas February 2s.--Jpdge
~. NJ. Lindsay has lust returned from
several weeks trip East in the interest OF
the proposed Gainesville and McAies'er
railroad. OF which he IS president. ne re-
ports a very successful trip. navlng met
Win \ very astteriug proposition from
M board If trade NJ ST Louis Ia make the
a,rsiern irunk lire hy connecting with the
,Friseo a Fort Smith. Ark Tho Judge has
M do.ht hut that the road viii be built
and that construction will begin al an early
datp
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NORTH TEXAS RuMoR.
Now It's Frisco and Midland 10 he
Consolidated.

Dallas, Texas, February 2f.--A we'll
defined rumor reached Dallas today from
Terrell the headquarters OF the Texas
Midland railroad. to the effect that the st.
Louis and San Francisco has been. or IL
soon to be. united under one management
with y. II. II. Green and owners OF the
Midland Al the head OF the entire system.
The report WIS started by prominent cit
teen OF Terrell who IL very cicse 10 Mr..
Green. Railroad men In Dallas admit a
probability OF the truth OF the rumor II
has long been MIR. Green's desire 10 have o
trunk line from St Louis TO Galveston.
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Mecarmick GAN Not ser,e.

cincinnati, Ohio. February 2a.-E- o.
mccormick, passenger AMI traffic MANAGER
Of the Dig Four railway. has telesrdphed
70 New YORK TO Commissioner Farmer OF
me Trunk Line Passenger association, that
messing business duties wonli render II
i,nnossihIs for him 10 sNrve on the con-
asrooee committee, wnicli is 70 meet . SIM
i,ar committee Of the Canadian Paeihc Al
asontrcal this week TO cndeayor to get that
road 10 call OF its rate war.
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possibili,ies of the Pee Gee.

| Possibilities or the rec Hee.
The fact that AN order for the sal, Of
The Bay Shore line Will be made in .he
United States court within the next day or
| two has caused much speculation among
railroad men as to what interests VIII
finally secure the property In discussing
the matter yesterday The Galveston Tribune
| says:
THE Pee Gee officials recognize the int
mensc immediate advantage which wohia
accrue TO that road through owning Its Own
rails into Houston end Galveston, the chici
commercial centers of Southern Texas
While they may have no idea OF abandon
irp even ultimately, their own outlet az
Port Arthur, it is a TACT when can nov pe
controyerted that years will be required 10
establish there facilities when tney may
have ready to hand al Houston ana Haives-
ton. That being the case and the rec zee
officials being progressive psop.es ~,
have made a move which indicates that
they are about 10 seize upon the oppor
t,nlty which will be afforded by the iorceu
sale of the La Porte .,,
"The Pee Gee has had engineers III lhe
field locating a line OF ROAD from W iiin'p'
on the line of the Gulf and Interstate, 70
Houston. 1t is found that TINS foule Nii'
give the Pee Gee shorter lihc ii"h'
mont 10 Houston than is now enloyeu D5
he Southern Pacific. The cost oil con
strnotion OF that line between WINNIE ana
Houston would be trifling compared WIN
the advantages TO be derived. Inen, py
acquiring the La Porte, Galveston eoulu
be reached at a most nominal outlay as y
Dc conceded that the La Porte VIII De SOU
for the proverbial song. =,
.rIt is also an open secret that the N
tarstate can be bought. that II is TOT sais
80 60 soon ms fair figure Is offered
s.o,,ld the Pee Gee acquire this line, too, u
,,o,,ia nave outlets at Port Arthur Bolivar
md Galveston. and occupy stronger Pm
sition nv far than any north ana south line
sntering Texas, SO far as terminals AZ tido
SssIrr are concerned. and would De IN
nositlon 10 snap Us fingers IN the taee OF
on,osifion. boyeoits and the IKE ana isi
,,ista he charges TO suit Itself.
nTbis l. phase 81 the la Polte aeai
,rtich is well worth watching The rec
60 while stIIl youpgster would prove
80 ~ me mat Important acquisitions 10
nc ,vav az RAILROADS Galveston could possl-
bly secure. The opportunity 70 sew
,,'.s PRESENTED to Galveston once aad Ine
error was committed by SURPRISING sne ~
Gee people were without money. ~
were met with counter proposiun ~, WIZ
sant them flying 10 Port Arthur ine gen
sia,oen who made this error have loaR
s,nce repented II. and bitterly TOO 10 sven
-, ox,ont thai should The Pee Use agar
sna,ca,e It's desire 10 do busfness here tnat
indication Will be received with tne "fiHo'.
consideration
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effect yesterday. IL 10 be withdrawn. further
than 10 SAY that a letter had been writ
ten Mr. Bein to the effect that his reply
In the main was agreeable, vet II docs moi
answer specifically their questions, and he
is requested TO fle another 1t Is under
stood that no decision with regard to the
asreement will be rendered for several
DAYS.
The commission today wrote certain
parties In Galveston about the matter, hut
tie tenor OF the correspondence was not
made r,hlie. s. sss- $500. gi +a
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h...l. :, quarters.
~ s.'t y Kay. Conroe; Robert Kuehner.
E f;S,,h1 ~; oliver. Groesbeeck; VIII Had
ia Mangan, Chicago: Charles r..
AIIsiston; h. r. German, Hazleton,
Ia r. :. Bowers, Palestine; r.. L. Smith,
ks Mas; j. + Penn, Dallas; Ernest
~ y. sadler, Fort Worth. ID. L. sil-
fstsnlssaI Texas; Thomas Aldridge.
Flora, Godsden. Ala; Arthur
9. louis; Nathan Goldstein, Cincin-
81 i Armstrong. Dallas; e. l.. Perry.
Nj. ~, uannon, Waxahachle; John A.
NJ cp'oapstoni \. b. Middleton. Bren-
srlrS,. neicher, Austin; j. G. Reubell,
SAN Saw ". Goree, Whitewright: H.
A Anronioi Charles ]. Dick. New
b New q Davis. Tarboro, n. ~. n.
stse pE.leans; !. c. Pane. Panhan-
nsop. III Chester, Reaument: Il. a.
I. IVY Z. G. Boykin, Dallas: DR..
R. pr, Columbia; Ed Dawson, An
h, PHI, sweeney, Angleton; e. l..
In. .phia; u A. Mills, Lanean-
= hather. Huntsville,
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FORMER SENATOR DAVIS.


trail Stops Here,
H. G, Davis former senator from West
Virginia, and now president OF the West
Virginia and Plttshurg railway, accompa-
MED by his family and party of friends,
arrived yesterday morning from New Or
leans and departed last night for Birming-
ham, Ala The party had been attending
Marii Gras and came 20 Houston Ito see
this TART of Texas" as Mr.. Davis nut IT,
To a reporter for The Post Mr.. Davis
said that when lie WAS a boy he knew Gem
eral sam Houston while the latter was a
member OF tie United States senate. and,
although that was a long time ago. he re
members the patriot quite We'll. ooth IN
manner and In appearance. Mr.. DAVIS was
fayorably impressed with Houston's APP
poaranoe. this being his first visit. and
was surprised to see what city Texas
had.
Il am out of politics now he said.
After serving eNyteen years as senator
from West Virginia | retired voluntarily
and went into business. | usually make
my home n. Washington during the winter
and live in West Virginia the rest OF the
time / had left home when the Maine
disaster occurred and do not know the
feeling at the National capital, but from
what | am able to $50 BY the papers, 1t
was from some outside agency. Whether
by the Spanish authorities or some Thnanc
will have to be developed by the invesfiga-
ton You will find as MANY opinions az
YOU will men. But. can very well UNDER
stand what you are after and beg TO be
excused
No amount Of persuasion could induce the
former senator to give his opinion upon the
liability of nation for the acts Of its
subjects. matter that is being discussed
largely in the East and particularly by the
defenders OF the administration.
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= biscoyery OF m. pay.

|kpcr Dyse'' the leading druggist OF
|sery /. -. says; DIR: Kings New
IN 'ae only thing that cures my
canrhns, IS the best seller have. .
b TIL merchant of Sanford, Ariz..
Nj a II Kings New Discovery is
Il elaimed for it; ii never falls.
n and s cu, cure for Consumption,
ner,,s. o'as. can not say enough
As,ms',; pr, Kings New Discovery
|erirpioh, Coughs and Colds Is mol
y Il y has been tried for a
q. century. and today stands AT
HI y never .disappoints. Free trial
so'se w. Heyer's drug store.
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The II. -. Rice club met at their quar-
,ers in Moroney's hnlI IN the Filth ward
last night J IL. Rockwell presiding. There
were = large nnmbnr'nf prominent citizens
OF the Fifth ward present. Routine busi-
ness was transacted and number Of new
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w. u, Hartman, formerly conductor on
the Arkansas Pass, has Just been appointed
oil inspector by Governor Shaw Of Iowa.
Mr.. Hartman engaged In newspaper work
several years apo and is now one OF the
proprietors OF the Waterloo. Iowa. Daily
Courier.
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EAecntIYe commIttee Mcetlns,

The city democratic executive committee.
of which Mr.. b. A. Riesner Is chairman.
viii meet at s o'clock tonight at The oouii-
eli chamber In the city hall 10 formulate
rules for the holding OF the primaries anu
10 generally discuss matters pertaining TO
the conduct OF the democrats campaisn-
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The contract for tho erection OF tho new
Santa lre depot has been let to ]. NJ.
Archer n Co. OF Dallas, 1t Is not known
Whom work Will hngin.
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,o,,T TRAFFIC CASE.
Coxernment seeks to r"vc the
Agreement Set A-s'".

Washington, February 2f.r-Ihe supreme
oourt a. the United States today begun
,ns hearing 10 the Joint Traffic case, -
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Fss, $3.50 to
|Nr day. Six
|hgant rooms,
| hath l.arge
IL r o o IL b.
billy located.
| sccounnoda-
l!or CONNER
|nen In tn,
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THE HOTELS.

(roL HOTEL
|lvALS.... T--------s
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THE HUTCHINs
House,.
Boyle & Ward,
Props.

Rates: $500 and
$3.50 per day.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-02-25
Feb II, IS, 25 Mch 4, II, IS.

Whereas there is due and claimed to be due
Two Thousand and Eighty dollars and Thirty
one cents for balance principal and interest,
upon that certain mortgage given by Myron e
Willard and Mary w. Willard, his wife, mort
gagors to William II. L Smith, mortgage,
dated January 1st 1888, and recorded January
17th 1885, at p. in the office of the register
of deeds for Blue Earth County, Minnesota, in
book sig of Mortgages, page sol. mortgaging
situated in said comfy, to-wit: The south
westerly thirty feet of Lot one, and the whole of
Lot two. in Block one, of Warren's addition to
the City of Mankato, as by the recorded plat of
said addition appears, besides other premises
in said mortgage described which have hereto
fore been released), to secure the payment of
Five Thousand dollars on January list, 1883
with interest at seven per cent per annum, pay
able semiannually, the time of payment of
which was subsequently extended until January
LIST. 1897 3 nd whereas, said William III. L. Smith
has since died and Esther w. Smith is the duly
appointed and qualified executrix of his estate
andli he owner as such, said of mortgage,
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that said
mortgage will be foreclosed and the mortgaged
premises therein described sold at public auc-
tion on Saturday, March 26th 1898, at Up. m. by
the sheriff of said county at the front door OF
the Court House in Mankato, Minnesota, to pay
the sum then due thereon for principal and in
terest besides expenses OF foreclosure, including
Seventy-five dollars attorney fees.
Dated February 7th. 1898
Execturix of Will of William FL. L. Smith, de-
ceased. Mortgage.
WILLIAM P. ROBERTS,
Attorney for Mortgage and Executrix,
1904 Guaranty Loan Building,
Minneapolis, Mimi.