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GOING EAST.

Hugh J. Cannon. OF the nrm Of Geo.
O. Cannon y Sons CO., leaves for the
east this evening. his dcstlnption being
New York. where Mr.. Cannon will look
after some business affairs Ton the
aforementioned trim as well ~ Ia con
suit with friends as 10 other intrrests
there with which Dc has Identified him
self together with other members OF the
family,
Iudg, J W. y. Whitccottun. resident
counsel at Provo Tor tho oregon Short
Line. leaves for Washington tonight.
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Fort Scott, Kns, Nov. 2S-In order
10 make his term " imprisonment more
cndurnhle judge Williams. OF the fcd-
crnl court today changed the three
months contempt sentence passed up
on John T.. Reese. member OF the ma.
tionai executive board Of the United
Mine Workers of America last night
by ordering him confined In the shaw
nee county fail at Topeka. instead OF
In the federal prison here, This VIII
make II possible for Reese To have a
corridor to himself which would not
have been possible at the federal
SrlBon.
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WORTHY or coMmrNparIos.


Philadelphia. Nov. gS-supt. ". ~
Bestlcr. Of the main line division ~ IN"
Heading railway. whose office l. at
Reading. Pa. today announced that "a
fcndiustmont Of the wages In his divi-
sion win be mnde. TO take cffcct Dec.
1. u II unofiicially announced that the
rcndiurtmcnt viii carry with II gem
ural advance In wages for all the men
connected with the main line service.
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Philadelphia. Nov. 2s--ono hundred
boltefr-up and HELPERS nj Cramps
shipynrds Joined the strikers today. The
boitcrs-up presented demand 10 the
officials Of the company Tor "a nine hour
day at $50 q day Their WAGES have
heretofore been 81 IS day The help
ers asked u.25 FOR a days work ~ nine
hours. They have been receiving 30
cents. The demand was refused and
the strike resulted.
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Detroit. Mich. Nov. 2s.-Thc national
executive committee Of the Street Rail.
way Employees association. 1gbnitted
findings today sustaining the cunten-
ton ~ the local union and orders that
none but the members of the Detroit
division has the right 10 operate cars
within the citg limits. Detroit crews
viii consequently be placed on Mount
Clemens and Detroit cars as they reach
this city.
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JURY COMMISSIONERS NAMED.

Thomas V, Williams and Arthur II
Parsons have been appointed, by tn,
Judges of the Tpird district court jur,
commissioners Tor the ensuing year, 4
viii Dee the duty OF these gentlemen t.
count! a list Of $50 nnmo3 % gcrlni
qualified Tor jury service next year
Tho work ri~-t be completed befor
December 18th
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St Louis. Nov. es -Octava Didicr, the
rxprrssmnn. made a full confession to
thu circuit attorney today In which he
admitted having hauled trunks from
Midwife RamberRer's house FOR several
years. he hauled the trunks containing
the body of Ida zimmerman, which he
said he saw placed In H.
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lHlRTY=FIVE DAYS OF LIBERTY
"I'al Ex'Banker Bacon Has Got-Unless President
Mckinley pardons Him Before That, lie Must
Go TO Prison.

h.sy James H. Bacon thrtynve days more or hperN
hoa b, more In which prevail President MehhS 70
Et violating the Federal in faiayng returns to inc
thei e., " currency deliver himself to the
~ Prison ' 10 oesin serving MS seven years ~
% pursuance mandate OF appeals
inyy Sal' Lake today The document Is com
ny we peng only length II was hddfea"eu 10
a, Promptly Med " Wv
0a r M ssners Of the petition asking for the pardon OF mr.
a Tn @ Justice Bartch Miner OF the state supreme
a cine 'on which number OF pror'-
|int mas been President Mckinley Many OF the
|An M M Bacon prison while
|ss,r, 'ne View that o escape 5 impossible.
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Hnrtshornc. l. r. Nov. 2s.-At VII
burton. sixteen miles from here lusi
night two masked robbers knocked
Postmaster NJ, \. Cox senseless, robbed
the postofiicc of 5000 and while escap.
ing shot and Instantly killed United
states Deputy Marshal Henry Prckrn-
baugh. iiloodhounda have been sent
for To trail the robbers
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Washington. Nov. 2s.-Thc President
has directed that n congressional medal
OF honor be presented to Col franklin
BELL. Thirty-sixth United States volun-
teor Infantry. for most distinguished
gallan.ry In action Sent. ., 1899, near
Poruc. Luzon. Philippine islands.
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Caracas. Venezuela. Nov. 2s.-(Via
Hnltion Cablel Aaron, WALK aud
company. bankers, have Suspended
payment
Aaron. WALTZ and company Of Cara
cas- were clnssed ~ a very reliable irm
OF Importers and bankers. They have
been established about twenty years,
and dealt In wholesale and retail dry
goods
They had a branch house In Paris
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New York, Nov. 2s-Thc Herald says:
Whites bureau, some times known as
"charlcs n Whites Bureau" get
rich uulct" concern, located In the Cot
ION Exchange building, vanished with
ia managers on sunday and II Is eHti-
mated that crcduluua depositors are out
of racket more than 100000.
whites bureau was. In many re-
apcctH, similar to the Franklin ayndi-
cate, operated by VIM II Miller. Like
the Franklin syndicate Il offered tire
mendous dividends 10 depositors.
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dealers " the advance IN the price M
oil. that Il was made necessary becau1'
Of an advance IN the East No cauyr
II given. however. Tor the rise IN the
East.
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wnEELBARRow- PENSION.
Utah Man Gets Patent for One, aud
ldahoan Increase Of the Other.


ESPECIAL To THE NEWS ]
Washington. D. G.. Nov, 2s,-A pat
ont was granted today 10 VIM. j.
Freed OF Eureka. Utah, for wheel
barrow.
An increase Of pensions from s. {" y
has been allowed Gilbert Smith -
Meadow, Idaho.
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Paris. Nov. 2s--In the senate eiitlhg
ma n hleh court today NJ, Perctu, a
member ~ the Antl-semltlc league, WH,
tifcd that NJ. Guerin on the evening or
The demonstration at buellly h'fShI1,s
,,t,,npt 90 induce the troops 10 mhich
an ,h~ Elyrec palace. NJ. Guerin there
upon asserted that NJ. Peretu had r.,
celyed o.OOO francs TO testify against
him.
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New York. Nov. es.-Richari Croker
sailed Tor Europe today On Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse. 4 number VI per-
sonal and political friends went 10 the
steamers deck In Hnhoken to bid the
Tammany leader farewell.
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Washington. Nov 2s.-N. T.. Dawson,
n clerk In the office NJ Gen Miles has
beon dropped from the rolls ON account
of letters he has written TO officials or
the government rejecting upon tho
President.
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London. Nov. gs-Tho emperor and
empress uf Germany lcft Sandrlnrhnm
this morning and took a train nt Wolf
orton for Port Victoria at 10 o'clock, the
duke Of Cambridge ana other members
OF the royal family preceding their ma
jcstles To- the railroad station. the an
proachea to which We lined by crowds
81 people assembled from the SUR
rounding country. \ strong force u
constabulnry guarded the route, The
emperor aud empress ancctionntcly bid
fnrcw,lls 10 the prince ana princess u
ton.
The prince u Wales conducted the
empress who wore a lnNuudor costume
and violet bonnet TO the royal salon
carriage. and the duke ot York accom-
panied the emperor. who wore plain
clothes, a dark uvvrcolt and a derby
hat Tito empress fmllinEy ncknowl-
eyed the bows ~ the few privileged per.
sons who were admitted TO the plat
form
After their majcstles had entered the
train tho prince and princess ~ Wales
stood az the door NJ the carriage, re-
pcating their fagcwollf. They embraced
the emperor and empress and the train
moved on amid the VACCINATIONS ~ the
officials and Villagers, The duke pf
York accompanied their mnJostlcs 90
Port Victoria. whore they boarded the
liNlfNAhN NNAlAA AiNAA' tNHNAiNN co.
Port Victoria, Nov. 2s.-The emperor
and empress " Germany arrived hrrc
at 1856. The duke Of York escorted the
empress on board the Hohonz1llyln fol-
I lowed by the emperor ana his suit, The
crew of the imperial yacht manned ahlp
and suluted the royal standard a. Il
was holHted at the mast. There were
no military or naval guards " honor
ut the ompefur'r request hut the ships
/ IN the hntbor We're dressed with ilags.
/ Their mniestirs and the duke of York
| lunrhed on board the HohunzDloru. The
| German princess arrived here later. The
I HohonEollern sails ln tho morning for
[ Flushing. whore the Imperial party VIII
| be welcomed by queen Wilhelmlnn and
| her mother. the Dutch foreign minister,
/ the members " the German legation
| and the naval uuthoritlrH. His majesty
/ will Inspect two Dutch wnrships at
| Fluahing
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New York. Nov. 2s.-Gpn. Leonard
Wood governor u Santiago de- Cuba,
was a passenger on the transport Me-
pherson, which arrived from Santiago
today Gen. Wood said;
u have no knowledge ~ the business
Tor which am called TO Washington.
beyond the order to report. Before |
loft We heard the news u the death
~ the Vice President and the ilngs were
hnlf-mastcd on all public buildings.
Hts loss Ia great, ~ he waa u strong
man In the administration. The con-
dition ~ Santiago IN relation to pub
lie Affairs IL Improving daily. W" cm-
ploy many men In public works such
~ roads etc. The pror are employ cd
and contcnted. We have no dcatltution,
and excepting a period after the great
storms and hurricanes, when the ruins
washed the crops out Of the ground In
msny places. we have not issued ru-
tions. This issue was less than 1000.
l have great hopes for the early de-
volopmcnt 81 the mining Industries "
Santiago province. with iiH wonderful
rich deposits ~ iron. copper and zinc
ores. which are bound 10 odd TO tho
prosperity of the lsland."
Cen. Wood expects 90 proceed %
Washington this afternoon.
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Boston. Nov. gs.-Cnpt Whalan " the
schooner Harry l.. Bcldon which ar.
rived here today reported The loss ~
tho BOSTON nshlng schooner sylvester
Whalsn. as the result of collision
with N. Portland schooner Major
plcknnda and the death ~ Patrick
Powers and Michael corflrau, two "
the Whalcn's crew. IN the accident
The collision occurred early sunday
morning.
During the day the lielden'a captain
slphtcd the Whalcn. which was In
sinking condition and ON fire. and the
pickand= with her nag nylnH union
down. lie put alongside the Flckanda
and learned ~ the collision. Captain
william Hogan and ~ mon u the
crow of the Mhalcn were ON board the
picknnds. The two named above were
caught In tho wrcckagc and Instantly
killed The bodies wev buried NJ nca.
The other membctu II the crew 80
capped by climbing on board the Pick.
anda The Beldcn stood by her unth
yesterday. when the PlckandH' leak
was under control and the Beldcn
started for this port.
Capt, t.althwnitc of the plckandA
expects 10 fall In with q tug and ret
tow.d the remainder " the distance.
Tn, Major picknnds is % f0ur.masiod
vessel. ard " owned by Jacob . Wins
low a Go. of Portland. capt. Whnleb
Gays that the last he saw y the syl-
yostor Whnlan. IN. was sinking with
her stern cuvolopcd In namos,
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Crew. were Rescued. Iscept Two Men
KILLED.

urccnock, Nov 2s.-Thc Donaldson
line steamer Hcatia from Baltimore.
Nov. n. for glasgow. has arrived at
Gtccnock with the crew " the Amcrl-
can schooner n. and J. Hlendcrman
from Hillsbotu, n. B., Nov. y. f1r New
York The shlpwtcckcd eeumen had
been rescued on Nov. u In latitude 90
been for thirty-slx hours in an open
boat They had abandoned the 1choOn.
or In latitude ~. longitude c.. DO sink
ing condition.
The n. n J. Iiiendefman. an old
coaster, N owned by Peter ~. Reed u
Philadelphia. She rcgilturcd "a tons
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October. 30th,~1S8.

October, 30th, ,~1S99
Mrs. Flora E. Schaarmann,
. YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
that you have failed to comply with the
terms and conditions of certain land
contract. dated July 11th, 1898, executed
and delivered in duplicate by me. Caro-
lyn A. Blackmarr, as party of the first
part, ana by you as party of the second
part, wherein I agreed to sell and con-
vey upon certain terms. and you agreed
to purchase and pay for the following
described tract or parcel of land lying
and being In the County of St. Louis and
State of minnesota, Lot Twenty
four ca in Block Two (O, Second Ad-
ditfon to Proctorknott, and that you are
in default upon said contract: in that
you have not paid the sum of 5000 which
became due September Goth. 1898, or the
sum of $14.25, which became due Octo-
ber Goth, 1898, or the sum of $500 which
became due February 10th, 1899; or the
sum Of $500 which became due March
Goth. 1899.
You will also please take notice that
you are required to pay all amounts Que
and unpaid upon said contract with in
terest, and costs of the service of this
notice; and that unless the same are paid
within thirty (3OO days after the service
of this notice upon you, the undersigned,
Carolyn A. Blackmarr, will upon the ex-
piration of said period of thirty days af-
ter the service of this notice upon you,
cancel and terminate said contract; and
such cancellation and termination shall
take effect immedia tely upon the expira-
tion Of said thirty days.
CAROLYN A. BLACKMARR.
The labor world., 1899-12-09
Fair Play for Railroads.

Two eminent railroad presidents, Mr..
Galloway, of the New York Central,
and Mr.. Ingalls,, Of the Big Four, have
put themselves on record before the in
dustrial commission at Washington, in
favor of legalizing the pooling of earn
ings by railroads. Mr. Galloway,
whose ability as railroad manager
and whose remarkably successful ex-
perience entities his judgment to great
weight, said he did not believe that if
pooling were legalized this authority
would result in a general increase Of
freight rates. He was willing that the
interstate commence commission
should have the supervision Of rates in
like most other thoughtful men, he DID
not admit that the government had
case of such authorization, although,
any more right to interfere with the
management of railroads than With
that of any other business. nor did ne
believe that government ownership
of railroads was practicable. Iresl-
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE

Default having been made in the
payment of the Mortgage described
below, notice is herby given that the
same will be foreclosed and that the
property therein conveyed and herein
described, will be sold pursuant to the
Statute in such case made and pro-
vided and the power of sale. therein
| contained, at public sale at the front
door ;s of The % Court EIsata HOUSE in Dul%th st. st.
Sheriff of said County, to the highest
| cash bidder, on Monday, January 18th.
1900, at 10 o'clock a. m. to pay the debt
Of two hundred seventeen and SS-1oo
gage, and twenty-five dollars ($25Oo)
attorneys fees, and the disbursements
| allowed by law. No other action or
proceeding. having been instituted to
recover said debt or any part thereof.
Ayers: Name of mortgagee: cha%ncy
F. Carter. Date of Mortsage: Nov
ember 1st, 1889. Said Mortgage was
recorded in the office of the Register
Of Deeds in and for said st. Louis
County, Minnesota, on November 5;
MORTGAGES, page 2ss. The amount due
on said Mortgage at this date is two
hundred seventeen and 33-1Oo dollars
ls2l7 SO, The property described nI%Seria ia
twelve Q2) Of Myers Encouragement
Of block numbered one hundred five
QO5) of Duluth Proper, Second Divi-
sion. according to the recorded plat
thereof, together with tho heredita-
ments and appurtenances. situate in
said St. Louis County. Minnesota.
Said sale will be subject to redemp-
ton at any time within one year from
the date Of sale, as prov &ed by law.
Dated December 1st. 1899
| CHAUNCY F. CARTER,
DANIEL WAITE, Mortgage.
Attornev. Duluth, MINI.
Labor World Dec. 2-9-16-23-30. 1899,
lJan. 6, 1900.
The labor world., 1899-12-09
dent Ingalls, expressed himself much

dent Ingalls, expressed himself much
on the same lines, but he went further
in favoring 8, law enabling the rail-
roads to make rate agreements, and
to have the maintenance of rates con-
trolled by the courts. He ad vocated
the compulsory publication Of all
freight rates, and said he was willing
to submit for inspection the books OF
railroad companies, just as the books
of national banks are inspected. Those
who recall the not very distant period
in which two thirds of tht railroads in
the country went into the hands of the
receivers, mainly because they were
powerless to maintain rates, will real
ize the benefcient results that would
follow the repeal Of the anti-pooling
sts!tute and adoption IN its stead OF
some sensible, practical plan for the
SUPERVISION and regulation of railroad
rates on an equitable basis, fair both
to the public and the railroads There
is need of a campaign Of education on
this question, and we are glad that
Presidents Galloway and ingalls, have
orened it in an effective way.--l.eslie's
Weekly.
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NOTICE OF LIS PENDENs.

NOTICE OF LIS PENDENs. -
sTATD OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
st. LOuis-ss 49,
J. II: Mclaughlin, Plaintiff.
William B. Gregory, John A. Coke, Lucy
Gray Harrison, executrix of the estate of
Mathew B. Harrison. deceased, Laura
Chiffon Wise, executrix OF the estate OF
Peyton Wise. deceased. g,
Also, all other persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title. estate, lien or
interest in the real estate described in the
complaint herein, ~.
Notice is hereby given. That an" action
has been commenced in this Court by the
above named Plaintiff against the above
named Defendants. for the purpose Of de-
terminlng the the adverse claim of the De-
PENDANTS, and each Of them and the
rights Of the parties respectively herein.
in and to the real estate hereinafter de-
scribed, and asking that said adverse
claim of the Defendants and each Of
null and void and that the title to said
real estate and all thereof may be de-
creed to be in the Plaintiff. = -
The premises affected by said action are
situated in the County of st. Louis and
State of Minnesota, and are described as
follows:
Lot number Fourteen 40 In Block num-
ber Twenty-six (26) OF Harrison's division
Of the, City, Of Duluth. according to tho
'>e'o''eo G. +. CRANDALL
Plaintiffs Attorney.
POI Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Duluth, MINI.
Labor world-oct. "A. 21, q, Nov. 4, II. IS.
Is.
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larred her and took her to the home
G had provided for her, haven't you?
lid you hear that the day after the
edding he quit work, went back to
is old boarding house, went in and
te supper, wondering why the board
IS looked at him SO funny, and then
ent to his Wife's old home to spend
lc tvening with her, having forgotten
rat he was married? He's the same
an who ordered his, wedding suit of
:, and forgot to order his shirts, col
rs, cuffs, ties, socks handkerchiefs,
nderWear, night shirts, shoes, hat,
owes, suspenders, garters, collar but
ms, cuff buttons, studs, cuff holders,
I'd so on, and had to go down town
here he lived and buy 'em in a hurry,
ny a good deal more for them than
e would have charged him, and then
dn't get such up-to-date things.
1hen YOU sit down to order clothes
r any occasion, remember that we
II EVERYTHING that a man wears,
; we'll as trunks, valises and tele-
Opes to put some of them in when he
res travelling, and an umbrella and
ackintosh to keep the wet off when
S stOrmy-and We'll take just as
uch pains to send you a &c collar
ltton as will a suit of clothes, and
III can just as we'll have your little
tinss sent with the clothes.
The labor world., 1899-12-09
sErER1FF"s SALE OF REAL ESTATE

SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
UNDER JUDGMENT OF FoRBcLos-
URE
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
District Court, Eleventh Judicial Dis
trict.
The American Exchange Bank
Of Duluth, Minn., Plaintiff.
:: VS..
Frank A.Seymour and Kate l.
Seymour, his wife, Clinton
!, Markell and Kate E. Mar
kell, his wife, ana Roger S.
Munger. Defendants.
. Notice is hereby given, That under and
by virtue of a Judgment and Decree
entered in the the above entitled action
on the 2ard day of October, 1899, cer-
titled transcript of which has been de-
livered to me, I. the undersigned. Sher-
iff of said st. Louis county, will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash. on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
December, 1899, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, at the front door of the Court
House in the City of Duluth in said Ccun-
ty. in separate parcels, the premises ano
real estate described in said Judgment
and Decree ,to-wit: AR those tracts or
parcels of land lying and being in the
County of st. Louis, anu State OF Min
Lots one o., two p, five 80, six 90,
nine 9). and ten QO, in block three(D;
lots seven CD and eight tS. in block
/ five (5); lots three (5), -four a., five G).
six Co. and seven 60, in block six (6,:
lots seven % and ergnt (s) in block
seven o.; lots eleven QD, twelve Q2'.
fifteen QO and sixteen Q6). in block
nine co.: lots five O. six go, seven %
and eight S), in block twelve Q2); lots
thirteen Q3) fourteen Qp, fifteen l5)
and sixteen Q6),n block thirteen Q3): lots
five (5).six g.. seven % and eight (9 in
block sixteen u6); lots thirteen us). four
teen O4). fifteen (15) and sixteen Q6), in
block eighteen Qs): lots five (5), six (6).
seven % and eight (S). In block nine
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE

SAOoOfLII oAAE -
Default having been made. in the
payment Of the Mortgage described
below, notice is hereby given that the
same will be foreclosed and that the
property therein conveyed and herein
described, will be sold pursuant 10 the
statute in such case made and pro-
vided. and the power. of sale therein
contained. at public sale at. the front
door of the Court House in Duluth, st.
Louis. County. Minnesota. by the
Sheriff of said County, to the highest
1900, at 10 O'Clock a. IN. to pay the debt
Of one hundred sixty-three' dollars
($163.OO) due on said Mortgage and
twenty-five dollars ($25.0O) attorneys
fees, and the disbursements allowed
having been instituted to recover said
debt or any part thereof.
Name Of :Mortgagors: Barbara Hos
kin and William, c., 'Hoskin. her hus-
band Name Of Mortgageei df Alex x
of Mortgage: April. rs: 1892 Mortgage
was recorded in the office of Register
Of Deeds in and for said St; ;oda Louis
SoGnty "cck Mnnssota IA RdSk APs s. s. Of lss Mort
cages, g page PSI. Written assignment
Of Mortgage dated June 3, 1892, ana
recorded in said Register of Deeds Of
fee June 8. 1892, at I o'clock p. m., in
Amount due, on said Mortgage at this
lars (s163.oo). The property described
in said Mortgage is: Lot fourteen
90, of block three (3). Macfarlanes
Grassy Point Addition to Duluth, ac-
cording to the recorded plat thereof,
together with the hereditaments and
appurtenances, situate in st. Louis
County, Minnesota.
Said sale will be subject to redemp-
ton at any time Within one year from
the date Of sale, as provided by law.
Dated December 1st, lS99 ,
Assignee of Mortgage.
DANIEL WAITE.
Attorney, Duluth, Mimi: ,ooo
Labor World; Dec. 2-9-16-23-3O, 1882
Jan. 6, 1900.