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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-11
=. HEAVY sTAPLES.

HEAVY STAPLES.
~ TX. l,yN-PoMdcr per kcg. $500;
PSsw y, Sld5 per keg; drop shot.
N N;io; buck. Sl.TO.
81 L'trA short clear, in sacks,
'sS, ,;u regulars, l0AM11c. boxed. .,c
.I%lles, ll2,d19c.
|tNe AND TIES - Bagging. 1-lb.
II ~, arrow Ties, less than car
N s st3ll Houston $L25.
a ~, si'mek' Wrapped, basis -. No. ..
|7lie NJ 40, 40 l. full weight, basis
III w ~ special sizes. ic high
|Irr' ~ l.c, as 10 lauIity.
-'s-sSSL,etar, fun weight. lie: Gran.
SgFs'SbnI, lo'4c; Electric Lights, 90.
7sa9' 62nslland, S2.7J13.21; Roscn-
tl-Rio fair. slsaS}4c: prime. osa
w .3ellr; fancy. lUlthIlc. Pea.
f-atsi 9Eei Cordova. I2,oc: roastea
e'ulgkles Arlosa, bnsis tCn.ln
en,s v,.'cted; Apex. II. 4Uc; Lion.
NJ sen Mocha and Java. I'm
'b ~ G"t1a ana Java blend, Lib
'nA u G soda bulk. boxes,
d, e.srtoAs, per dozen. qOc: ymrer
Ia ,pne5llgns' Sc; stage planks, u.ac,
I. n se.ii iS'lb sacks: Fancy nigh
M 1. II9aey, half patent. 81 10;
~. $40; 2I-lb sacks. lOc Der b1r'
'u' Ia wood, Ice per barrel
trAAcEoQs GoODs-Grits. bomtpr
hi ms.ih Ia 4u.lb sacks, per sack,
n iage '' ~ 36-lh sacks. 81. 20 per
o,ts u =. sacks; Scotch oats, S3.Oj:
n an SS.09; Columbia oats, s.. SO:
eeksess 49,, HcvArrl huckwhcat,
IA j6I us.gi, Slerec, compounds. s.Eg
49,, slitdiV,4c' ooh cans, nc hiEaer
Ia hlgLns cans, &c higher: 5-lb
$500 5.lb cans, lc higher.
ksns ~ NJ u Illlc; fancy, 12%@l3c;
'a'h' sLoo per barrel; coopcred.
5 c,ID barrel, COARSE per gallon;
4 MI .e1t gacted, Jn6c per pound;
kf9abd " l2-lh cans, extracted,
{ssFS sections, 12dl3c.
4faio. Se3ollcd, fair, l6yt6fls-t
In ccaaoice, .ld96c. fnpcr new
pure new crop syrup,
\, II, Az MILK Eagle. S6.75dI.oo:
n Ss119;.t,i plane. S3.Sad3. 90,
tRS~i.Tb ~ Winner, 81. 25el4.3J.
4 velgb,tD tlll weight, 1 o.. SilI90a;
h l.it o., SlGDdl.T0 10: l-Ib. + az,
isat. 49, weight, 55GJdQc; 9-ib,
~ e'oci lunch oysters, Alb,
~. " sesailon kegs, $50: 10.
y s,yis 80; sbbls, 500: plnts.
~ @ Sl00; quarts. American.
n SSoB. 'iol, $500 l-gallon, Amer
4 Rltis 'sahon hexagon, $40.
q gir. ist.sslgy head 6iM6isc: choice
non a sfs9i fancy Imported, ca
4 siA ,rsesi-7-is. csc, Manila, isc;
Il l0gis i}s.hF Sc; tarred. ne.
4 rs 81 coarse, Soc; line, S5c;
s. ~ eo.5s, S2.45; 100-3s,
4 81 Aeckerel. No. / in tO.n
Il w half-bhls 10Th - M nip
y 4 vs. $35od5.T5 w.
4 S Cssj. rtliar Rock, Columbia
Il ssr ti.sf Rock, Columbia River.
3 plsaA' SLID; Toy. Columbia
N hrsnS BELL Columbia River,
II Al.-l N.Se; Carnation brand,
Sl-aSal 40; Pink Alas
iard - s,eriean quarters. Sc. Goa
q, an. ~. i,ssI3 10; Imported GIL
4 fe.ss.s,I ,s.t SD 5o,, fancy sprats.
t-1lsns.s, according 20 grade
goods: Pearl. In 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-11

Review Of the Market.

New Orleans. February lO.-onerings
we're light in the rough rice market at the
90 ~ me week. receipts being composed
~ eonsignments 10 local mills The demand
was light for Japan. but Honduras was
sleady With q good Inquiry.
'Trading was fairly liberal IN clean rice
Al unchanged prices,
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Morris q Co.'S Circular.

y 70 ll1-s4 lower and closed 1854 below
Saturdays close.
Liverpool spots were down 1-i6d, with
sales Of 500 bales Imports 1900 bales,
al American.
New York openen unchanged TO ioWef
aud New Orleans unchanged to W. I'm
msdlately after the opening there vas Goa
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PANTS. OILS AND GLASS.

White lead, per cwt, strictly pure 50 25;
second grade. 5000 third grade. $500;
rurpentiue, per case, two l.gallnn cans;
$3.50: barrel lots. 47c per gallon Mineral
paints, In barrel lots per cwt' Sl'; ven
ethan reds. per cwt, S1.5O; yellow ochre,
ner cvt S1.0n Iinsced oil, best, butel,
64r Ready mixed house paints, SLW%
so per gallon. according e brand mineral
paints. Coo per gallon, window Glass' ~
per cent or January list
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= C0LOKED boy, 10 Years OLD, wants lob
paying from So to 81 per week Address,
y. Y. Ross. 1919 Maple street. Is
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hNGlNft.R ana general meenanic, thorough
knowiedse ~ irrigation. gin, sugar mill
plants aud fatt oil strictly sober; good
references. J. Campbell. 20a La Branch
Houston. IL
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PRINTER wants steady employment In
some country newspaper Office. only
nave three years experience; win work
for reasonable wages 5s4l, this outce.
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W Al iLh-With large rice company, no
sllou AS canal or plantation manager;
.WS'lN wears experience with springs
wilson. McClellanvine. s. a ~
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A TEXAS WONDER.
HALLs GREAT DISCOVERY.

One small bottle OF HANS Great Dis
eovery cures all kidney and bladder iron.
bles. removes gravel. cures diabetes, semi.
nal emissions week and lame backs.
rheumatism and an irregularities Of the
kidneys aud bladder 10 both men and wo,
men, regulates bladder tronbles % children,
II not sold by your druggist Wili be sent
by mail on receipt OF 81 one smal hottie
Is two months treatment AMI wiz cure
any case above mentioned, Dr. y. ~. Hail
sole manufacturer, y. @. Box Coz, St. Louis.
Mo send for testimonials. Sold by oil
druggists.
ullnr Texas Oct. "a. in0l.
Dr. r. w. Hail, 81 Louis; Dear Sir-,i
have ICED your Teas Wonder. Halls
treat Discovery. IN my family, Tor kidney
trSaiiles and weak backs, aud can cneefr
fully recommend II 70 others. loui's.
], J. couLTEK.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.


Amer u anil N
Co. tuowl
Amer % and r.
60. odd -.
Alamo on 90
Anglo American
Atlantic and p1r
Bean Coufc1
Bean aud p9ribp
S;Cpc
Pom Snratoro
oil and Pine
Bpnu. nud El
TaSo .........
Beaumont on.
Beatty new IN
RcreaiiS OH ..'
Becky Sharp OIL
Rvnaio
BAYOU civ ..
f.i,-s ,,....,y
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sITUAT1oNs.--MALE.

" LlL KNOWN young man desires post
tsts ~ l0kh as collector solicitor OF Is
do clerical work; I years business ex-
pericncel can furnish best OF reference
34.n, this Office N
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MANITOBA position me- SHINING cIsrr "a,
yellow pine saw mills eau alive good rcf
crenccs, have shipped for gix wears Al
dress 546a this ofcc II
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|npafison Of these quotations shows
Esyintaces IN favor of Houston as a
IA market. When the buyer con5id-
benefits 20 be derived from Hons
freight rates he viii find that crcn
|the 1qotablc figures at other m3r.
he lower, the price finally paid Is
BIZ greater The prices are those Cul
fong Houston Wholesale merchants,
y reYlsed dNily.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-11

GOOD BpokkEEPER and slenographcr
cnploNcd ny lumber company. want
'hahge IN position. speaks German. wifi
go ANYWHERE tor reasonable salary Al
drcss 1iIa, this Office.
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HARDWARE.

WIRE NAILS 50 rs base per keg
BARBED WIRE alvanlzed Gliddse.
s. 80 per roe lbs galvanized Baker $3.50
per 100 lbs
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WANTED situation as manager In room
tns house IN Beaumont. Address Box
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W ANiEl- Positions, understand the gen
Graf mvrghandisc business thorNuehlv;
fNou uoVk6orpcr; fifteen years experience;
sohcr cu furnish good references; salts
iNoWon Ennrntecd. hlil. .his oaicn II
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w ANiED--i'y young man Of sober habits,
hooks Address 0is6. ths Office II
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PLACE. overseeing and snDerI1frndinr
STOCK ranch by Northern stock man. age
50 can furnish reference as to ability
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POSITION WANTEN--A yonng man de-
siles position MS assistant bookkeeper,
00n,5He WORK or clerk; good character and
Mlllins to work. Address e. Il. W., i2go
Smth street 19
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FUSIIION wunted to drive deliyerv
wagon; well acquainted with city; ii such
one Is needed, call at No. $40 Walker
avenue "a
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W ANiEh position by German married
man 20 work on farm, either for wages
Ss on sharcs Address Kate Reiter, 1909
.MaIS sIIeel la
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AVONW MN % Ycors Old wants position
"a ranch with good people. Address
Ll0MNrd shenrer. Bristol hntel city. ls
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SITUATION WANTED by a German With
experience and references in all branches
OF gardening. willing 10 20 as yardmnn
Address r. NJ this office II
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FAINTER wants lob: good NSlsh hlnd:
VIII work cheap; would like to get worR
nndcr soma good contractor and learn
trluo. Ad1ress $40. thls nffire N
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YOUNG GERMAN, not long 10 America,
wants work " any kind around tho
house, Address DOS, this office Is
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POSITION 10y boy has had three vcaTF'
experience iu groceries. willing 10 TAXA
nnyihlEy Address 1lS Milan street II
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siderable excitement for "a few minutes
after the publication Of the increased Navy
port receipts which caused many longs 30
take profit hence tho market sold OF Z
or s points on short orders, but rallied as
soon as the temporary rush ceased, and a
stubborn undertonc was the feature for
the rest Of the day, both in New York
and Now Orleans
The total port receipts for the day were
20 G3T. against 22,202 bales last year, an
lucrcasc Of l4,3f1 halos.
Houston and New orleans expectations
for tomorrow aggregate about 10000 hulcs,
against about 1900 bales last year.
From information we have at this time,
Houston expected receipts FOR the next
few days VIII be rather heavy, and values
u,Uy work lower before the end Of the week
as The market is controlled entirely by the
movement.
Tuosday viii bc holiday iu New Orleans
and wednesday VIII he holiday IN New
York r. =. Norris a Co.
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PRIMER, editor and manager wants nosi.
lon on salary, per cent or 10 lease or
cstQhNsh q pllnt II ycnrs' successful *.
pefl'ncc in nl branches. can take entira
charge Of daily, weekly or lob prlnting
establishments best references. X T. Mac,
nHcc. Cedar I'm. Texas IL
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Expert attention; rres
delivery telephone SIC Aosehart 4
Keller co. ~
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WANTED Situation rs cook Nv a Young
Colurcd woman; willing TO do anything;
want 70 STAY on place. Address Euuuy
Kerry. tt42 Howard and Bailey. rs
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WANTED Position as manager Of 4 room.
Ing house. prefer Beaumont Address =
o. h. 2On. Hnnaton TnxRs ii
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STU ALTON as chamber maid or cook for
email family Apply Ills Shearu ana
ftOilN. lI
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WANTED Colorcd bov. work around store
rs years old tliT Crockett II
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7 MEM

rNEsl|
|utsi D
/ u 4
|oif IN
|a&n.ft
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s. o. COTTON & BROs, Fire insurance
Agnnis nnA Aain.ters. MIN 81 q
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ENFINIENCND LAUN stenOEWpnor Do
sigrs permanent position. Address No.
S1ST, THIS office. ~
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WANTED AT ONCE-Pncc 10 DO ugnt
house work iu small family by young
lady with good references Address l2l0.
this office. li
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WANTED BY a coured girl, to wash and
non boy day. Apply 900 Pcasc avenue.
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lOLORLD WOMAN wishes situation MS
cook or CO.'S house girl Apply 5u2 HERSHEY
street rs
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MIDDLE AGED white man good gardener.
understands the care OF horse and buggy,
honest and reliable wants position:
speaks German and English. Address
54GG. this onlce. IL
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WANTFD -PCsiNen as barber. nave had
experience; sVlttly honest and sober d
J Wilson Florcsvillo 'reNHs II
] WANT job on street 10 do narI laboc.
POSITION as clerk ia grocery or general
mcrchgHdisc store; small town preferred
have three years experience: cnn keen
books. speaks English and German: wifi
work on reasonable sniarv. Address A.
+. H.. Box 293. Rosebud Texas 10
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-08-08

The Glencoe Register says: The
Register will venture the assertion
that NO candidate on the present re-
publ can state ticket could be elected,
were it not for the newspapers. And
yet what one ofthem rec ,gnizes through
the state central committee the means
through which he gains his ends? Nay,
dearie. this is not a plea for a subsidy.
Subsidies don't count with country
newspaper men, however>lnuch they ST.
cure the support Of the great city daily
as witness the viltuous Indignation OF
the twin city press at the fight which
the Minnesota delegation in congress
has made against the sugar trust. The
point the Req lister would makeis that
the republican state central committee
puts it's good money into press bur-
eau-and trusts to the staunch republic
cans OF the country press to put the
press bureaus Examinations and lauda.
tons into their paper-. To what? ITO
the glory Of the Grand Old Part,!" And
| we suckers OF the country press coDtri-
butte, while those who profit by the
glory laugh in their sleeve, and strut
about in their self 81 orification at the
laurels won for the party and It's indy
irg principles. Laurtls AID uudyiEg
principles are ell very we'll and good
for the Candidates, the managers and
| the press burea1-but what OF the coun.
try publishers ink bills and his please
remits'' from the patent iunard house?
Subsidy? Nota bit OF it. Bat honor
where honor is due, aud regular rates
per column-:hat is what the republican
press bureau should aim to deliver
along with it's bouquets FOR the candi.
dates. There isn't more constant nor
lavish contributor of thu campaign
fund of the republican party-or. for the
matter OF that. to the campaign fund
Of the democratic-than the loyal narti-
san editor publisher. He contributes oil
has stock in trade-his brains output
aid his newspaper space. And in re-
turn he gets-the opportunity to re-
jo'ce or comuiserate, in the issue after
election day. '.'.' -" - :.: i.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-08-08

One Of our democratic ex-.
changes desp dently says that
the mission Of the d democratic
party as regards imperialism is q
hopeless one; that it makes no
difference to the average Ameri-
can what is going on 1000 miles
away; that it is more important
to him to know where his meals
are coming from than to worry.
about the destiny of people he has
never known and will never see.
Our friend is mistaken. The
democratic position on imperial
ism is right, and will be sorecog-
nized, in fact, is being recognized
now. When Sojourner Truth,
long years ago, on listening to
Frederick Douglass pessimistic
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-08-08


.' Two county commits sion SIS will
be cleo ted this fall. "a The Belle.
Vue district Fred Lakiin will So
the democra nominee to sue,
coed himself. although The 8.
Hera I'd has differed with M.
Lakin in some matters, there is no
question that he has made q good
commits sioner, looking carefully
and faithfully after the interests
Of his district, and onscientious-
" doing his work. It will take
the best republican il the district
to even have a chance to beat. him,
and the chance is a very poor one.
In Jacobson's district G. P. Stith
of Swanville will be the democra-
tic nominee. The other towns
conceded the nomination to Swan
vile, and Mr.. Stith WAS the choice
of that town. He is we'll fitted
for the place, having served as
commissioner in Wright county,
before his removal here. There
is certainly no more popular man
in Swanville than E'Uncle Perry: .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-08-08

Western Canada is beginning to
grow lots of wheat-and good
hard wheat, too. Now, it will
not suit Minnesota millers to have
that Canadian wheat shipped to
England and thus give the Eng
lish wheat at such figure chat
they can grind it and make -four
cheaper than our millers can ex-
port it. So the millers and their
friends are beginning to talk free
wheat. When the Minnesota
farmers asks where he comes in
having to compete with Canadian
swheat-the miller says the price
is fixed in: Liverpool anyway,
where grain from Russia, from
India, Egypt and Argentina meets
the American wheat in competi-
tion, and that tariffs don't make
any difference: But when our
Minnesota farmer gets this an
swer-which is what democ1 ats
have often told him-he is liable
to think that if this is true of
wheat-it is possibly true of other
things, And when he looks a
little farther, and fails to see where
high protection helps him
there'll be reformed protection
ist. ..,::.,. :.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-08-08

spe ech about tie. future 81 the
negro, arose, and & pointing her
finger at him, said: rederick,
God is not dead q she enuncia-
ted great and vital truth:
Though storm and shadow come,
and present day evils seem be-
You'd redemption there is.an eter-
nal purpose working beyond the
clouds. The Philippine question,
like every other which has vexed
the life Of the repu bic, must
ultimately be settled right. Presl.
dent Schurman said in a recent
address that whether desired OF
not, the Filipmos would be free,
for in their heart is planted the
seed of independence, and only
determination can destroy it.
That is the goal of democratic
purpose, and it will be achieved.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-08-08
ORDER FOR GRE D1TORS TO PRE-
SENT CLAIMS. ETC.
STATE OF MINNESOTA

COUNTY OF MORRISON. }
In Probate Court,
In the matter of the estate OF Auaust
Ka1usche deceased:
Letters of administration On the estate of
town of Pierz county of Morrison, state
Of Minnesota. being granted to Karo-
LENA KalusChe.
1lt is ordered. That three moaths be and
the same is hereby allowed from and after
the date of this order, in which all persons
having claims or demands against the
said deceased are required to file the same
in the Probate Court of said county, for
examination and allowance, Or he forever
barred.
It is further ordered, That Saturday
November 18th 1861, at 10 O'clock a. m. at q
special term of said Probate Court to be
t hsid c Ct It the souf En-. house IS
county, be and the same hereby is ap-
pointed as the time and place when and
where the said Probate Court will exan1-
inc and adjust said claims and demands.
And ftis further ordered; That notice OF
such hearinRbe given to all creditors and
persons interested in said estate bv- forth :
with pr blishing this order once ia each
week for three successive weeks in the
Little Falls Herald, weekly NEWSPAPER
printed and published at Little Falls. in
Dated e Little Fails this 4th day Of
N, RICHARDSON.
49, Judge of Probate.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-08-08

Very Rev. A. r. Oechter;n
dean to the bishop of Fl. Wayne,
Ind, does not like Archbishop
I Q and's attitude on the friars
question. He asks: "Since when
has the archbishop received his
commission from the Vatican?
Will he please produce this docu-
=ment? Does he suppose we are
ct ill a free and intelligent body Ct
people or does he imagine that
Catholics Of this country have be-:
come slaves and blind tools:t his;
ideas ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-08-08
NOTICE OF THE EXPIRATION Of RE-
DEMPTION PERIOD. -
STATE OF MINNESOTA ::

COUNTY OF MORRISON, (''' 49,.
To S. and O. Kipp, the persons in whose
scribed is assessed: ~: -. -.
You are hereby notified; That the follow
ing described piece or parcel Of land lying
State of Minnesota towit: >-
Ihe northeast Quarter of the northwest
quarter and the s'n,thwes: quarter of the
township Furty-tne, range ~ .ntv-eight.
tneM .. nwN ana sw'4 NJ uw!4, sec. 50.
the Bird day OF Nav, a. j.. :. lid
to and bid in Tor Tie 5 - II Min
nes"ta for the SUM ci iu,.l,een dollars
vi lands thenan there l,o'1 r:--s'!ant to
a real ests t. tax :1dgniel.t e,i:e.,.1n Ia.
District Court in an! T. r AZ .ounty OF
March A. l.. 1856, in prccee iings to enforce
the payment OF taxes delinquent upon
real esta e il said county of Morrison for
parcel of land was on the 18th day OF Nav
a. d: 1900. at sale of forfeited lands pu1-
70 ne 1 Raoyisdons Of chapter S
lain real estate tax judgment, amounting
to two hundred fifty-nine dollars and eigh-
teen cents &259'18J entered in the said
Morri son on the 21st day OF March, AID,
1880, in proceedings to enforce the pay
ment OF taxes which became delinquent
- a"u pI'ot ~ Inc year A. -. 1871, sold by
the state of Minnesota for the sum of
seven: five dollars and no cents.
That the amount required to redeem s; Id
piece or parcel of land from said sale, ex-
elusive OF the costs t. accrue upon this no.
tlce is the said sum of seventy-five dollars
and no ces is. With interest thereon at the
rae IT one per cent a month from the
sa''' 10Th day of May. A. d. 1900, to the time
uf such redemption $3.50 : = -
The resumption period will expire and
the time within which said piece or parcel
of!and can he redeemed from safd sale
viii expire sixty days after the service Of
this notice and proof thereof and of the
''eriH' s fees thereof, has been filed in this
o:tiSe, a provided by law. ~ - 49, :.
Witness my hand and official seal at
t-',t.e rails, Minnesota, this 2nd day Of
g LSEALl w a. BUTT ER
l. t:t:unty Auditor, Morrison Co. Minn.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-08-08

Once upon a time, when Cleve-
land was president, he OCCASION
ally 6shed from a rnment tug
or lighthouse tender while the
boats were on official business.
butt is not recorded that he used
the boats as private yachts. New
ertheless, the republican press
roasted Grover for his action in
this line. What contrast to pre-
sent conditions! 1t is the COM
mon thing now for some cabinet
officer, or '*governor general"
to take a government ship which
has cost hundreds of thousands of
dollars, and use it private boat,
sailing where he=pleases with a
party Of friends. And Uncle Sam
foots the bill. And Mr.. Roose-
welt now has the Maytlower, which
cost over half ambition dollars,
in use as a private Iyacht, where
friends are received and given a
sail; where Mrs. Roosevelt gives
tea parties to fortunate friends,
and the other day the vessel was
sent over to get Senator Platt, a
conference being necessary, and
conveyed him back to New York
| after the talk. There is, it is
said, no private yacht of any king
or emperor which compares with
the Maydower. And Uncle Sam
foots the bill. Secretary Moody,
following his chiefs example,
has been 'excursioning'' along
the Maine coast in the Dolphin:
Secretary Shaw following suit in
the Gresham. And so it goes.
This This is one.of the phases Of i'm I'M
pFeriaaism that: seems to be accept
led as g mat ter Of course. s.