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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24

now using in their Manchester works.
They sent them to Pittsburg to learn
WESTINGHOUSE methods, and the managers
say that when so trained they become
more efficient than the Simon Pure Amer
lean.
In a speech at Wolverhampton, Lord
Rosebery recently mentioned how cor
tain factory had selected from the public
schools a number of young men having
some knowledge of electricity and engi-
neering and, at It's own expense, had sent
them to America for a two years ap-
premiership in our workshops to qualify
them to be superintendents or foremen OF
its shops in England.
In short, the English factors are now
doing what the Japanese Government has
been doing for twenty years with hun
dreds of its promising young men: that
is, sending them abroad to learn how to
do business. The German manufacturers
have long been doing the same thing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24

neys rise through the smoke which hangs
over 1t like the ghosts of dead forest
vieing in height with the spires of the
churches.
The city has good streets. some of which
have been recently wldened at the cost of
the corporation.It gives an excellent car
system which will give you rides for
or cents a trip. 1t has magnificent
town hall. which cost 100000, and other
fine buildings.
The business blocks would do credit to
Pittsburg itself. and in one of the best
of them is the American consulate. with
the good old American flag flying from
the windows.
The United States Consul by the way,
is Major Church Howe, business man
from Nebraska. He has brought the con-
sulate out of the chaos in which 1t form
erly was and is now pushing American
ideas in most respectable way.
Frank G. Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24

he could lie down on the cinder heap.
He only pretended to be asleep. however,
and through his haf-shut eyes took
mental photograph of the machinery and
the operations He watched so closely
that he was able to reproduce the pro-
cess. and he used it to rival the work
of Huntsman. 1 understand that the de-
scendants of this man still own one of
the largest iron and steel factories OF
England. and that their business was
originally based on the work of that
night
Keep the English Out!
II were at the head of an American
manufacturing establishment l would be
chary of showing my processes to Eng
lish visitors, especially to those or the
same business who are looking for points.
Everywhere l go 1 learn of Englishmen
who are being sent to the United States
to study our workshops. machinery and
methods. A year ago Mr.. Arthur Keen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
Copyright. 1902, by Frank G. Carpenter
Shef7ield England

Copyright. 1902. by Frank G. Carpenter)
Sheffield. England.
find that the American invasion has
made its way into this the very heart OF
industrial England. Our big steel trust
has frightened the factors of Sheffield,
and their trade. not only in England. but
all the world over, is being affected by
it. The English railroads have begun i'm
porting American locomotives and Amer
,ican steel rails, and the people here are
wondering whether they will not soon be
sending them knives and razors as well.
The letting of the contracts for the enor-
nous bridges in Africa and Burmah to
American firms astounded them, and they
are worried as to their foreign orders.
Sheffield produces agricultural machinery.
but our American tools are sold side by
side with those of English make, and our
biggest machine companies have their
agents at every country fair to drum the
trade. Much of the business is done at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
What Thew Said.

Penelope-Charley called last night.
Justine-Thats twice in a week, isn't it :?
Penelope-Yes.
Justine-I suppose he'll come three
times in next week?
Penelope-Thats what my brother says.
Justine-And five times the next?
Penelope-Thats what my sister says.
Justine-And six times the next?
Penelope-Thats what aunty says.
Justine-And seven times the next?
Penelope-Thats what papa says.
Justine-And then what?
Penelope-Then we'll get married; that's
what everybody says.
Justine-And then what?
Penelope-Then | shan't see him any
more of an evening; that's what mamma
says.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24

at is no longer the policy of the Mex
lean troops to make prisoners of the
Yaqui braves They have tried that re-
pea tcdly. hut without success, for as soon
as released the Yaquis invariably resume
their bloody work on the rural highways.
Besides, the Yaqus are never known to
make prisoners of Mexican soldiers, ex-
cept to put them to death in fiendish
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
Not a Chinese Word.

Chicago Chronicle.
TITS a mistake to suppose that Joss
is a Chinese word" says a retired ships
carpenter. 1--WE travelled a good bit in
the Orient in my time, and among the
odds and ends of interesting information
l. picked up was a knockout Of the gen
uineness OF joss as a Chinese word.
Cinnamon only know joss when they
come in contact with Europeans A Chi
nese priest that l became chummy with
in Hankow told me that there WAS no
such word in Chinese. He explained that
the word was a corruption of the Span
sh word 'Dios and had come Into use
through the missionaries. Many early
missionaries. he said. were Spanish priests
and their pronunciation of 'Dios was
speedily corrupted into loss by native
tongues and applied to the Chinese del
ties. It's only on the Chinese seaboard
that the word Is understood by Cinnamon.
In the interior. the priest told me, the
Celestials had no knowledge of it,"
King Edward looks like such freak
with his crown on that we have lost all
dasire IN hecOne an angel and wear one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
Satan Was Also There.

Jacksonville Times-Union.
1t is recorded that when job was on
earth as the sons of men went up 10
worship Satan went also In the light
Of recent events II seems that the same
conditions exist today, On Sunday night
last at Miami, as the sons and daughters
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24

CONTINUED on Page TwelNe.l
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
The Town OF Los AIamOS Almost Totally
Ruined and is Entire Inhabitants
Fleeing for Their Lives
MOTT lARf fHGN
SOW I1ip btI faWte
N ht EHh N tW a
Ahbh 8Nt ss ths featf va
MAae

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81 smhH#8ma kn fhs Mnnm ~ ns
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fkf nusa wma mYzmee ow esasaEg ess
p@p mul mmeA ssrWeF 5hmn nest
sNs sshmn ~ Hne nfas ~ fhe r.
hwe th# meHaa n hmsfoH HhHe
fhse rinese wTfse ~ me gNh sha ashff
aHf eaFe H8hHe \ nmarh Ntas
- tahn F7teaeRnfa gsnuNsa
Hew fhs pmpa e@ms 8n Na a0 fha
see se wYese Mlsa W8a IS naf
hHHe8 haaket 81 asnn nehws Hna hen
Nn angas sEs Nlskee nHt ea aRa
hfnha ap@m Am mffmN NMnamna sAa
saHd sea eFuAe anA nAa# e 81 lgmaiaa
4a meh haa ri khN EaH Akas N8i
aa# masineH wamesAsme syv nme side a8
Ehs smsa sna isAAtn2 - 81 tanTe e8s
81 w@a Nmsns1mesg e. nNa 4 #mmsH nseee
4 8sHssaf wlsh the ae@88 wmHas N8#Aa
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Taa hnFme pE Hhs m@a8 m8swee II
esskA wAA lvfNa waa NssAmas M@ssem@6
As ~ ssgsaef NAA h AZ hma aN@N s
aHs the ffMts waN Nruw8mM Miss
A ssa hsa answered tAs Noee Sa
hag thN deNasopsaeass mMg ~
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
uIFt IN CANT Htl
NtAR B;00NLRS
) AkNt
$500 0h 0t lH

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ee ~ Ha
etH ef he Ha Tts
amn 5as Ieaes Is
aames aur s.-a
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tht aae re#
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he7
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T ~aaen taa
tr feas mer
e W aeea ans
H @u ufen
#aaf ms ha asFKs of the
Ha He afana -
paea aHs eaEs HsI eearsuF
#a @ eeft therefore
she aaH TNs tsH@s0t8 Haa nnt
Nawm # @e8
Thee sr tu Fifteen toauE
o eF h5Ebt after the
#at aefe Thae wha have
taIsl aas r shfm wf Camp Cleo
oea FaF au aaa mgnts thers are cro.
aum rua tssa wGnRs naa nll Ghe othsr
-amp naNHmHs MtH @erFuw @sfd tp-
#as ta 8 porter
r hs 5na nf veAr as aiBamFrH
aut thf Efis hhte taken Tsaag fancy
fo them Ihet arc ever - mB q ba3
tef thar ss rfs ewes short skirts and
a~ N aaEs eatt ,s So afauud in
&N - assF thsW sat Aefe end ae
ahnatH Hkt f anep Theses aa after we
9el h#N e. fowH resp nnly
woulan eat
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31

aulg that abe save W04nna hAa waFk-
lag n@ R~ra
Then hs began eo pay atf@mei@u 10
ivte Thompso again The yuHnR
aemans = parents objected str@ngiY as
aras bnt their daughter s@sa aAa
knew what she Vas about. sac Eh@
old coBrtahip KISS renewWa TSAA ww6-
diua day vas onee znoxs AxsaN @uk thaa
time The bride w0ala uot en- k@ eM8rsh
She preferred tAe o@reuwny ma MAr
own h0uws. not far from Kha wmHlwMY
station. wolfang mwx@mT@A. h@amIMw
wfth Joy The EssemaM waFe SRI TIERS.
But the bride and Youm@ wozmp@nt0m
lugo neT condolences wwr@ nmMama hmzaA.
messenger sent by ahre. T'Aosmpanm
regurnea wtah TIRE l0nDgmm4A@m shaA
Ahe was n0whwre Ia the h0mm@
Just al thai nazAkht gAaEw wMA !
etattNF @f heofA sud = slshwt fr@m kha
read way Kv@ryboay eAcspa Woafnma
ranbed 10 the wimauws In ttxme 10 ~
Miaa iyie and Hmansmm Iamar. mnnahes
popular yuWn8 mmu pf k@Fwma. A@mA -
GA horseback ia cHmu0 ng Auma ka@a
Thompson airiY Ekrsw tham 1 maam
WolfAng vas astounaea Ks@ lmamNAA
oa uns OF M. Tnumpa0na h0rssa sAa
fathe4 followed % anUsheF Esd snM
gansta straamlea aluaa am oaFxkMM3s -
aee ths fun A. wF0lfamm nmTrsaA !
pistol tAaFw mAwhs hawe hmmm maszazas
thing more than ran II ha mma nAmHMK
up with she sb0p@gM
but Hiss Fxls haA plAnmsa maax -
tas ms the pusmainK naFxT &C. -
es railway siatlaa Ienes Am4 - szSz
aNHg Ogiae were co board d KxxfA l<
wAa atnaupamxfna sm zlaN &lnH(
Thwy wwre mkTgt@a IL rmaa aasaa kM
aassYmtaM mmriYs
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31

EW YORK Jugy aI Attsmtlon
ia aeea repeatedly esreetea 10 Wall
aes 1o ths remmrkaAie enaie8y te
sesa ths lssam IT aeA8 which cuimln
blfc Is shs ugAnf : NAra paHie @f
ts4 And ths peesenl parked nf lnaua
.f.a development ana stock mmrKet a.
H.t1 kaaloaiea are by m6 maeaMH
#aste hal If HNe e@WAAt hrfm9
like results wall etrema A&s
m4b ~ pou0eF uYef in tbs atfihina
taa3auHs thet present stock @pssaa
uaH eaa reckless anHnea carried ea
JIms ST stpanooa ervast beers e
fam8f period
hr e0mp8Flh0n ~ thA gNu pMfsssaa
uaae nsufs Interesting 81 tAA pres
aae Id tht practical reHeti stssA
II one ~ Fhr ghlNf @HsaNee 0E
sstier period
bha tas Nork island Partne
agabla8 t4A capital hgoak ~
yane dividend ~ lbsg par esmk e
afx hutaaru AsFel lhe 81 a@tsss
al announcements tf viii repeat
performances Ehfa 8eaF wgtb the
sssn thet lusta@n ~ a0abhnA ttfe
proposes a. practically uebte
aHstA{laAtlSn efeat&ha tsotta -
S30 9gs ts8 aua stock sanUet ~
aa hd0itloaa 8f uytbi q
aa aKeipat s4A ifob so8 ~ 0ld
islahG bt4eH tahstsa "a asUpi
HHhFA
4a tAe romDehY faHy nftA*n
H fegFsr Ff0a. fbs previous
asH#tus upeFs680A shich tteb
et easa go lhs ae0Es 81
a property 81 eatenaea ti1as
abv kN Ae efas ess aDNa ta
haa fFaH gHF reA8 a8VtaWaas L
Ta}tY NJ phY
en tub ~ u.th aHusss fhe ptHf
usw eumpAay w4th "a esafsf
eagiih}ifs4ifn bai8 up Ua ~
has lalssaa stssek
ihs Reverend hF 1efnssAa vpu8a
AK7 bad psan - uAab* Npis
$50 wafsr end waA pFaYlasd w1tt
sttsunsiui* anbp@Y ~ matariai
Ab D3th tte Atl@n1ie ana Pat n
e. draw ff8ai wall stree
eAaesseg great mNuY stock
fHE ogvfstigua la recent gsafa
it9Hs tAs asy ~ iAs nsYefsbd ~
$50 sttH ffe present tfnff nfn
}h& bsse limitsa
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
WILL STREET GIVES WRRNING
Conditions NOW Somewhat Similar 10 T
Period 20 Years hQO

VITA ths aoaA lHtAmd foma a a8Aib
sppmaFW enhNaA&laaa
9na pssSUta vt similarity begween sac
sssas8ea pertoa 1T ths early asss aaa fhe
present par80a Aate sEtHnaea ovsf
ns@nY mouthA The origin - both
anoveasea8a ara txmnoahie 80 tns won-
asrful etpamsi@a ~ Americas eutsfs
pF8ae 9n6 ths augmentation og true
Mu@th sad err h@aed upon fanaA
mentAl grwmuds
nafh periods vsre preceded by ea
improvement ia the n&ti0uai nmaueial
svstsaa. whleh restored pehlle eonN
as4s SD Wsrs stten0ed Wign gvnafk
eh g. ausgrlai Developments
There le samethim9 very Fa8UafAatlls
ii fhe singular duplication gf Greats
ii thnMe two antarxsAs ~ ths eguntrg i
greatest Industrial development la
casa the upwhfa swlnF ~ prices halted
pahdlaH The Presidential elections Ano
resumed their epWsFn egurbe failgNins
KA uua instance the eleeii0o ~ 81
GaFasld Ana iH fhv other lhe fe eieetioa
uf President Mckinley
fts4th Intervals w8theeaea tht aheaa
slgati8n ~ tbs egantfY d sh}st eaeev.
sN8A}
BOTS periods eastai Aea affl.uR crop
fsssFs4s aud la aafrg tbie fauhef iaf
CROP failure 81 IEs1 @ha followed - me
ls.0htsoua har8ast ~ ibNa precisely q
lhe fap thartA8s 81 1901 sppeAre ibeiy
f fts present abWndeui promises
aft fafHila1 ta be followed hY 8
bHmDs gpfh Ffob
stock prices wE{eh tu Abkt ~Fe
feoasti 30 have FsafteQ tbs.f Hm3 #
suuFss lAUun sent lH AaHaf0ue lu
stances stlH higher u lssE tbs same
+ gfas 90 ths pfteeat Yebr a8hHpa fe0
affh ghs lsVei attained hsfofs ~ 8AY
1901 brsaF Ou Nay pre- H9ihK
ths gaul. the a0sfaHs price ~ ihs
fu.atY aetivs faiINay stgftH asta 80
aa faoes Hy f8w gonsa e. was
asa Tbsy fsaebea tiA* 81 lea'
aasb
LIES 0M0lkEe 10 July 20 lhs
rhfeaNo. Haak IslaHd a Taeibf Fs4F
Fssad rampanT altd articles wlth thf
s.srstafy - stats today ...-
Tbs rapitaIlne1}au ir flkb pya Ho
T4ta fss antggapanying the erie irii
wes efxg 900 ths lafEaat svsF FwoeAvea
gn ghe Stats
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
BUILDING Il B0AT
aW AU SAT- l0 llIa Destination
fullu lWHned "a A8nfad
OhrIAtanItg al All
fiafHre

HhNA $50 W va Bells I
N saaae 8at1ea ths Nowbar
~ h nafnH la eff nf hfa
mNa en the mesn#tfmr
~ arHt n ehfeh M mmli eth
asRf taren stheF pernons te aetah
eH fhttsstaH es3as}an mnnf thN
#e## eHf ha Hta Negro River.
h AWF
v h pfea hef wnars
ssmH HrH anfra# Iamaa tn BITS
Ae ufv3ads ~ will alTe
sba hs et wtih the laasn
f#H fe pa aHd he hss mails
naHF Hsv
haa oH vh5eh he is worhlna
He fea in lenrh Hs gneg sa
aHh aH# hate = depth 0f { fees
t vH H ft eaa npsd ard wlli hm
fa 4aw HNsR fall Tfae man
@h 8v ga Mumnmnv htm rnrnufgy
wa aaaed e~ arens 0f tmh@r lamA
is gaat oouufrf ard sill market The
5H8@f tH mhjutafn fbe mission
T'1aEe IS said to Dee $40 mission ai sha
present time wifhgm eB0 mft@a ~ sha
r@mre and no effort hms eeer hewm
agaae there t@ fhFiat9anlae tAa@ Fsmamse
tsa the yovAKe fhe party wgli pass
8aw The onto ana Miwassalppf nlvera
aNa through TIE Gulf of Mexinu
Tbef Niii touch ~ Hayti. 81 Thomms
st Nluesnt Maftfu1ame. TrinidaA and
fee British Dutch and French E1ui-
enAs Their }oarnmv wfil take them
N miles up TIRE Amaasa rgver aaa
tA~ tsEgt~s "a ghf kAu Newru
The boai sill go prepared ta 'shous
the gospel luto THE uatfveN and wAI1
be wsJi eQuuped wfth ArearEna Kmek
aemtsr ~ tire party viii caTrY TiaIA
shotgun ard = revolver T'he yacht
wtH s@rr1 a Colt rapid Gre machine
asa ewpaolt &C MriaR sGSV rounda a
minute
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
Way Bt BIG EVENT
va Political Committees i
st Av Aaklno la.aFrm
faat afN ESm AfNn M
0na (nH III

8A T EH M Maa
hvaN o naAana hm
8hh sHHfhNan af he Wepmh.
k@n8eaAHlona taFe wf E&e
h f8Mriei of 3e8ns ta wtmka !
hef ns aFsne N 81 hahafl ~ tohn
n19 sAse Nnps a}fean esaam mreaasema
ams# thaf aafFtst heeersimn sa
Htsnsssa& ment treats Hss8ewAn8 hf
af1es Nea Mf Hasth eampa 8Nn
nma
semas w fa e aHnvaas
ae 8s to the n4ewa6 ISL 8ohu
mranef Ehe fismo res nam mnee fef
aes
ee 6lhflnNa1ahas atssaNm So
~ Hake fhwf ampA ien amfima tsss
ath 81 fAnbf aud ~ msFmFA N ~
He M Nate thmsH M@et m@a
Ia fha stmmn I'D sa aeAsmtT
ffeentb 8sAwsrasf AHeaeeN sN
Na aTahas AaF marw thaw So
ma haa sarma AsaxisaN rnpu4a
al o@Ine b mN aMGsas mmd Nhas8
afeFNHss af 8he AiA8faet Il fs
mAr R RublShmn ma n0m nomMsA
nAe kise meM aapps6 s6nmmeamk
ee anf kmfa8 arv seAesm mtHa q
s.%ab A hti princ&mas sawms ln tht
# fa6Iuw MANegaa boz g
va fafmff{s 4 EAnaaaeFMt amd
a aseRe with Bailey FIs la an
man whe l08en8s so maaas
amNalgM
8fEm} parties are pFVpa ms
fhs FfYa8 M@ma&Gg8 mma
are e1mes Asa
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
LHDY LOCHINVAR THE LRTEST
A K0St VIrQInId Belle Takes Keen R6v6n06 ON
FICkI6 Lover

pAREEhsHt Ra W ~ Juiy 81
Verify reveagt % sweet particularly
tu ths wss and uinaome woman who
has besu eaes aaurued F III Vol
fang yauuE aoeleta mAu Of Kerens
near thlf place lllted hls bride -siect
AZ the aiJar about year aao Last
sight the same younK woman left him
standing by the clefKy man enKAKed 20
marty them #a4tlnk fug 0er appear
Anne wbile the hTtdegrssoms phrvuts
and tbg aede8Ha Woests aaw her gal
bop ~ eu horsebark wtfh another
map vlth sboH shs had eloped and
ga wbom ahe wsa nArr3ea thls morn
inK Ae Ig w@a complete oaee 0f
ut zoe gat tHe deserted groom gets
ufiie sympath frpm his fftemda and
81. tEhbafe
Tbe loeavuts In ths case are moss
romantic WujfauR wAs nrst en
RaG8 q 80 8Iss isle Thum paou dauRh-
t of john Thumpson we&tthY
farmer eho nov Umitnd states
marshal far te southern district
he WAS considered the belle ~ the
place and WoifauE was eongratuis
lrd 0u hlg good lutk The wedainR
nIEht arrived the church sRA
throuN@a the minister IN readiness
sad the bride eutered the church 90
the afm 0f hef father expecting the
happy groom to meet her there In
leaA she faana d note from W0lgMng
essaty iHviiIuF tsr Co his marriage 10
smother sri ou the fulEowiag DAY
There wAs no scene The cheerful
a~ns vIth Nhllh Miss Thomas seoept.
80 the situation surprised everybody
She did uot faint ~ 60 lntu byaserieA
Z hut ONE ~ the guests mwat away and
( tut tAH other eifl about it. with che re-.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
PENNSyLv vHNIH AILITIR CHILLED

BHEEAkHoAH ~ galy aI.---Sg@n-
f1nphnied by two o0mpaaiaa. arrived
thia morning.
he has ordaTma uaf tire wuttFs
Twelfth ard Elghsh rawaansnsas aad
viii call 0ws two battsFfsm - artillery
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
No Loss Of Life Reported But
The Disaster 10 Property
las Been Very Severe

=
SAN LUIS 0ntspo, cal. July 3l Reports
have reached here from nc Northern part q. Santa
Barhara county saying that ail the settlement have
been partially destroyed by earthquakc and that
nearly all Of thc OIL Wells have been ruined
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31

tos At-.poe o.at sg -. pr.,sos 81. .ss 81 ss
hss
Tases ssfsheaaAs pas.
beers ass esa ~ aa eaesa s afras.
aFeAea
ras aaat assars ssasam uer.es t.. ...r.
hass hesa nevssa. sga.s eas 1. a s....ass
tsaaensy
ghsss s. ase-ta.ass sa.
thesa Aeen mprA p@aa8s repsr.Hf
ne aeah hrster4eai Frvm hrH
a earthquake nrHt e.
ire s1as rbe vsre aas 49, alarm ras~
steady reearrenes towexea a aus aas.
peapae ysuaarAay.
unHI ina uaf aay3sae
rtrAs srgepusae
a q @saeasiaxs
Al - oeloR tts eafo.at ese aau -re4
Te*
@ & tsHas
brick t~Ata tn rraaasas
Faua houa@a p5es a heapa hharea tauhad
.s aasy o h aas saa Tar ~. Asat as aaas shsrasat
ebs re sataauoa pAa aa rvsnea and BAR hs p~se
hsessd ~omsa "aea 'aa eaaara e7~~ var'4 aaa 81
e.nss .ss,p,ranA .s suaa., stsst
60 the sndwr aaynsht
resa~ied totally
naanY seriously
hai
assaa
pes her poa1ie soasas' ana seoa b1 kae~ not
reos. beaaa 60 ls.vs lows asa a. the usaAAssas am. Every
mmsaatety uld
ned rih peoe II aarragea horsaaA afoot
q me about $50 YESTERDAY TO-DAY
there sss tasa any people hsFe
day praeat wheeler Of stAaod
apprisuK he situation advice He
Aat university vacation
q without aeias
60 leave
q
Wneelera there
srs peopIs
$4,000
u . eaumase
buiduga Inventory
household sgoos merchandise DESTROYED
SANTA barbara Ioly upper
Barbara county aate1 hs Bal
Waited
IS
m reported property
extensive
Tie ssse o.ea
vicinity seriously damaged hs
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MORTGAGE SALE;-WHEREAs. default has
vi been made IN the payment OF money
secured by mortgage, dated the seventeeuth
day of February. a. D.. 1893. executed by Will
liam r. Medler and Lula l.. Medler, his wife 10
Gcrrit $. Ward. Trustee for w. :. IurCk 81 Co...
of Alma, Michigan. which said mortgage was re-
corded boo the office Of the register of deeds Of
the county OF Gratiot, iu llbcr = OF mortgages
on page ll9. Ou the 2lst day OF February, 4. D.,
1890, AZ o'clock, a. m; aud whereas said mott.
gage has been duly assigned 10y the said Gerrltt
s. Ward. Trustee to FIRST state Bank OF Alma,
Michigan. by assignment bearing date the 10Th
day OF October 4 D. 1901. and recorded M said
Office on the 2lst day Of October, A. d., 1901 at
O'Clock "a. M, ln liher 80 OF mortgages on page
GIL aud whereas the said mortgage has been
duly assigned Dy the said First state Bank OF
Alma Michigan TO Melburu A. Medler, by assign
ment bearing date the 18th day OF February,
\ D.. 1902. and recorded iu said Office on the
18th day OF February. A. D., 1902 AT o'clock a.
m. in lber 80 of mortgages on page l62, and the
said mortgage being now owned by him. And
whereas the amount claimed TO be due upon
said mortgage AT the date of this notice Is the
sum OF six hundred and five aud 42-lO0 t<0l5 ~
dollars OF principal and interest and the further
sum OF $1,000 "a an attorney fee provided for ia
said mortgage in case OF foreclosure, and which
is the whole sum claimed 10 be due and unpaid
upon said mortgage and no suit or proceeding
having been Instituted az law 10 recover the
debt now remaining secured by said mortgage
or any part ther, of, whereby the power OF sale
contained In said mortgage has become opera
tive.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
virtue OF the said power OF sale and in pursu-
ance OF the statute I'm such cases made and pro-
yided the said mortgage VIII be foreclosed by
sale OF n premises therein described At public
auction. to the highest bidder, at the front door
OF the court house In the village OF Ithaca IN
said county of Gratiot. on the nineteenth day OF
May. A. H., 1902, at ten o'clock In the forenoon
OF that day which said premises are described
In said mortgage as follows, to-wit: The west
twenty-one acres OF The north Sixty one acres OF
the east one hundred acres OF the north west
one quarter OF section No. seven CJ In town
eleven (1D north OF range three (3) west,
Gratiot county, Michigan, except two acres In
the north east corner.
Dated Alma, Mich. February 18th, 1902.
MELBURN A. MEDLER.
WILLIAM A. BAHLKE, Assignee OF mortgage.
Attorney for owner OF mortgage.