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The Savannah morning news., 1903-04-05

be kept only half shut, but read for
instant clenching.
Keep the eyes on the opponents
face and eyes, and the head erect.
Gently incline the body in such a
position that no strain will be felt
anywhere. Be careful not to stiffen
any part of the body. Stiffening tires
the part affected and will keep any
one from becoming an efficient boxer.
AS proof of this statement, hold a
fist tightly clenched and note the
WEAKNESS of the muscles that will fol-
low in a few moments.
Finally, before starting to box, see
that the distance between you and
your opponent is such that you can
land on him before he can strike you
(Figure l illustrates the proper box
ing position.l
Position II. The Left Lead for the
Face.-After the proper position is at
tained, get as close as possible TO your
The Savannah morning news., 1903-04-05

Thousands of Mail Orders.
Send Your orders early! The Rush is on,
beautiful selections now ready! Waists,
Sufts, Skirts, Petticoats, Mo ST In Unerwear.
Orders are attended by experienced people.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-04-05

CONTINUED on Page Thirtyl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30
VIRTUES OF BLUE LIGHT.

DR.. Minnie. director of the Nleho1as
Military Hospital, of St. petersburg
has discovered that patients can De
greatly soothed by the use OF bloe
rays of light. During a recent suisi'
cal cneration he placed the patleh'
where a blue electric hight Wouie 1ali
on him. and a1ter the operation was
over the patient who was quite con
scious during the entire period, as
snres him that he had not experience
he slightest pain
he had not used blue light In tia1s
Instance Dr Minnie would have beer
obliged to use cnloroform, and -tae
,ast that he did not fnd it necessary 0
sya the drug is regarded by phya'
zians ana surgeons as most femafka
blo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30

labor is cheap, being paid for in goods
and neeessaries Of life. As has been
the experience with aboriginal races
elsewhere. tho Eskimo can no lo09er
return to his primitive coHditons Of
existence. He would certainly starye
# he did aud therefore he must rely
upon the white man to whom he b.
eon5es a depe1ae0f-a slave. indeed,
Ia al hui The name
~ kezkcefpn ti5e ia tor s. a A1l=
.#fgtss=E,= d = #etef,naa. Who fer twenty
ef-cH year. has ref4ained aesislea 10
aaIs so4ssaGy existence. Tic h.ael
ed station is controlled by Mr.. Sherl-
sja1. German, who nas seen thirty
wears there Both have amaSsed con
siderable wealth, but eNince no incl
! nation TO return to the outer word,
with all the marvels of science and
! art Which have marked the advance
ment Of the last generation. Every
two years whaling steamer from
! Scotland visits them, bringing supplies
for them and their Eskimo followers
and removing the stocks of whale Oil
| wEalebene, hides, ivory and other artl,
- of trade accumulated in the mean
time.
With these self-exiled settlers,
money has no meaning. Everything
is done by barter; every service paid
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30
VERY EASY OF SOLUTION.
erobleps Ia mataenatss Taat Need
Ga.e ITO C.ac -ltaale

- 10 asssaa efe==
zzi#tt=-lt=Hl =Hlfl=s=tlzIt -fl1h-
- zila#.LJ 1aat= pounds
sag a#=5#e 5sf5fa=..
555a. s15ssI= 5z zse51ts
.t9se 85e va
Ia in ea5 - &c
=.tas==ee=ea= =n.4e1#
e=4l- f-at=lz
60 65 755 car
HaE.s lss leep IT
es.e# ~ als V many
a#ts =#zeaa4= e4est @e&e &ers
asa=s.4 .4s.=sZ=t..s= -. .te&t2
a5I=e boy
1zff# =64t Heas4fsz tal Yards
.zff.s#e #eu=bsl# paoNtat
=s=z7#fz7fIr a#fafIT=lI =lIT#==1#== Beme.
}=aal =ias#sl.z.5 z#.=5a.f.= Ia eash
$50 What r. E5E=5a1. com
e9aeta 10 e1ta9n= =aastaaa
\ 6aa the NJ 81 - % #is aoelz lzet,
01seh L 49, nm . Zz Ht9r on the
rfees h4 Hhled= =ts==zzH= =tafieeh
Ilmc5 his eautaf .4z#1aHd Hd5a =tlIe=slfm
Total amount 10 elad=a vas It that
A had L. ooGfe4= 1eel#fo 81 home
en-
BY adding t#e quarts aud eAe gia
of water 10 ms afoef=a a=tffmae tfinfs
the total amount ER 10 asyen quarts
and I'VE GlllG and 90 aG h9 tn homes
of his ancestors t65= il IS p0Es "itk.
How much ndik =dzi=I5e lave ia tho
llfst place
A ard z blly a Ia5##f4 EF@ket EostIhs
s. in partnership contributes $50
md B $40 In =ea=s#t - t5elzet draws
800 600 what si#af@s=fffZ Zach Ztahes
Needn't be io any hHrf4 10 wefh ths
/ out
A farmer has fFa miles 10 dtiYc
he figures thai whi3e he IS driving one
mile his hired man ought 10 hoe three
rows of cGrn across a ScNen=aafH lot
lie gets home 10 find that only sever
rows have been hoed in all What wa
the average per miie, and how ionl
was the hired man roOsting IN ths
fencc?@ Detroit Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30
rrI..s FROM TIE WORLD.
earn the Ne VS. TWO Years After the
Rest OF Mankind Hear 1t.

probahl. the last white man 10 near
,s the aeoi,a of Pope Leo will be rev.
lanes Peck. an American missionary
10 boring among the Eskimos in cum
berlano sound. an inlet on the vast
uneynlored area north of Hudson pay.
ITO aia not learn of the death OF
o,een Victoria for eighteen months
otter its occurrence. when STORM
tossad whalef entered the region ana
imnarted the news in July, 1902. rms
de,ated cleric has establ.Gl cd hlmseii
IN that far-off country IN oroer y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30
po.oH MEALS CON.
DUClVE TO GOODNESS

!. e'' green, white and blue, a ctl.
saaftet Of immense possibilities in
!. sc wing, have been discovered
Individually not only artistically
|, a'Se When employed by an edu-
- Aand, but conducive to GOODNESS.
. ''eln to be dwelt upon by the
I "ile during the heated term. FL
ana economy combine in these
~ meals and it is not the wo-
-'l Of the long purse from whose
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30

lar@er these picturesque spreads are
Of necessity forthcoming
Talo. for example, the violet lunch
con. 4 single cluster of Ilacs-ex-
ieTse five eents-or a bunch Of clover
furnish the motif For the edibles
cold meat, olives. potato salad and
gelatine mold, colored with grape
Juice TO the prevailing violet tint and
seae purple plnms. if obtainable. If
he day is Very warm when this VIC
iet ftn1aeon is served, the fowers
I'D mi can be disposed Of On
~s'.:.@e it> in IT,. e44ser Of tn Ia
r.. fsnAe4.=the= =bIessaaes= =ses1an =s.ttse
e1l.. q .fatzf sh2Ebe1
5#=s5=.a5 - y =tIE z7z#3I5 an. =55=z==s
~ zssee.. ~ excessive 5545a26.z.e fssa
s5zgz z5IzS a2Igat 6zH - force
gzgse. E55f. sfaHa@. e8afafaHPa5. &C.
i@es=f49st t.s5fz.z
seee9s q sfaHidz fafH ~
dis y q heg sgeaa z<aszz z==.=s9z9==t
,Es.ta=elosa= tx si.at
fs#Ef#@ 7aea tof Which Fee ssfF=s
e,E 5.Ea5s zzaI<l8s TIC VI
alea5s stfs#siIss .slla8Ies@e et a=4 Ter
white =eHeeA ana white dishes
aE#J J6.= =saza4=e= =I.tsz 60zzS.2 4ljzaai ~
.ss=s=arle= II a&rmeaa= Gsieaen &#s-
" =te saaee. aaH1tta&eE. p9tataa=s
95l4s asra. white onions pies o. HHFH
! aiass. VII white merfaSae or 90
.4eala and a ceateFnieee OF smaH
6fa1e JIofaI fayofs af eElef5H blossoms.
daisies. Wild earrvl. carnations o.
anH atser White flower Inexpensive and
accessible.
The Hlue luncheon or dinner ore
e tae pfettiest Of the color meals IS.
al tie same time one of tie most
cooling in effect There are ne flowers
a. effective for tbs feast of color as
hydrangea. OF course edibes tfat
appeal to the palate rarely take a 6l5s
dioee. 6a, if there is hlHe china the
various dishes. if they he white. Will
prove as afPetizing as though tHet= =eer=
responded perfectly with centeFpiaee
and plates.
On a cloudy day yellow effects are
very good and so simply achieved
that it is a wonder more wise house
wives TO d. attempt them. Butter
cups. dandeIions even. and honey
lsucEles furnish a delightful floral key
note TO the color harmony Butter.
bananas, yellow beans. custald,
dozen of the simplest CT linafy offer
jngs. lend themselves most happily to
this tone scheme, and until the idea
is attempted there are few who real
ize the zest to appetite achieved by
so simple decorative effects.
If flowers are out of the question,
a how of ribbon in the approved color
can, in conjunction with vase or
bowl, or merely as trailer on the
white cloth, furnish a most artistic
centerpiece when deftly handled Inc
florists need never be visited if homes
are adjacent to fields or open lots
where the widest blooms frequently
show the greatest wealth OF colorlng
,hese beauties, that can be had tor
the plucking, will assist the jaded
annette and give to the most ordl
nary table an air of elegance which
Al, who sit down to it will appreciate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30

for with fragment of iron OF a pound
ef biscuit The profits of the venture
so to- the credit of their accounts in
Aberdeen, whore the products are
marketed. and. po sibIy, Whom beyond
their labor, these two reel6ses= may
make their way back To civilization 10
mourn the fost advantages which they
are now too old to ehJoS.
Raw Fat Is Necessary,
The lsve=95 ..ssizze# af.f#.s.==s lie only
eues=he hesfefzs= =tsse= etsfes aaaft==i =ti4at
netaetn .;s'ta They fare @9 eaanat q
foods. ellei aat with 4eaisen lfah#tae
nnszox ol tie interior OF steak from
the whales eaotffess, d hs - means
unappp@tzins dis. bul tAeG are mol
aNefse to the raw seal baar and
Wallns which tire Esh1mos affect FOL
no man can nlaineain his strength
more than a season Or Two IN that
latitude without consuming large quan
titles Oi raN lat meat.
TIE missionary 1T. Peck has his
station between the two whaling posts
and is gradually civilizing the 300 Eski
mos who comprise the population. The
children are being taught English and
can speak English, but the status OF
existence is very low. The natives are
a Jolly, happy inoffensve lot but are
slowly dying out from The witherng
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30
A New England Drink.

Two eupfuls of sugar, one OF lemon
iuice a pint of fruit or berry juice, one
small pineapple, grated; two quarts
Of water and ice enough to make Yety
cold This amount will make Two
quarts Nice for d garden party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30

bs=ssss 20 lie Ea2aa f,l>imos the hles
sir IS the Christian faith. but the ex-
trenos 10 which men viii 60 i'll pur-
suit of wealth are Illustrated BY the
fae9 that There are two whaling sta
5jons ii fae same region. tie pfinei-
Pai of which. Go11us3n AMI a Scotch
E9H. nave been thirty and tfiItv.seyen
5@es...s tl=.ste. fesfezEl4elX. without once
.safilg.
Guahefan sausla is ST miles north
i lilE9i.sea strait ana i eae o4.eFs
meet desoiate. cherries regions in the
world Two Whaling stations are es-
ta5lished thcrc. at Kekkerton ant'
Rlackead. and the fishing is done by
ne Eskimos These, through inter
course with the civilized men and the
use of civilized weapons, have quite
lost their native art of killing the
leviathans with the primitive harpoons
ef bone and flint, which their ances
tors hurled with stout al1HS HUH
sealskin Kayaks, firing out the great
creatures by inflated buoys attached
to ropes of WalruS h4de
Use Modern Appliances.
Instead the Eskimos of today pur.
sue the hunt after the civilized fash
on-in stout wooden beats, with stee
harpoons and lines of hemp-and the
industry pays chiefly because sucf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30
May Seize Turkish Ports.

washington Aue. eft Tn.Fev 3ooe
f0' comply promptly with each a2a o.
aemand of the Washington govern
l'n' Rear Admiral Cotton will be IN
uue'ed to seize ore or more ports
~ nold them until the American de
rands are granted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30
EAs NOT KILLED
LezlssEn FIRED ON BY o''
| KNOWN PERSON BUT WAS
NOT INJURED.
+, cipaer message Caused an
erroneous Report to be
Gwen out.
>. cjr7i7er Message Caused an
r,roneous Report to be
Gwen Out.

Gwen Out.
..5i1s+5n. .<e.5z. "a aeel 5V4:tg
5vrn in e =Ea.ses. Star
e5a=al y iiiit.ifaa aizs.e4 4
I44 s5ria. Vie va reported fo
5ee9 a.szsHaaeea lasl ss2.adae.
5.zas3 lase af4n4 When II az4ans
eva f5af the fe99rt Was iHeafr=et.
that. aItae94a Mr. Mass.s Il hss5
In ssot at Ire lad not g - 4ee4
jared.
This information eaMS to tie sat
.artment teai@Hf in ai~pate4
nm United s5azas Minister Eaisca=
,n At constan}aopIe. who said tie
sake in making tie el54iIat az
r,2ceneut was due 10 an error ii
transmission OF the cipher 3isbateh
i nm Consul Raznaal at Beirut n ra.
mjug tie incident 70 tie minister.
he dispatch from Mr.. izeischmann
bp0ved closely on the Associated
ress bulletin on the same subject.
/ Ibieb had been shown to the pr9ni-
tp9t officials OF the government. The
ssatch from the minister was com
Bcuieated TO the president at once
Oyster Bay
Acting Secretary -oomis declined TO
! axe public the text of Minister
|eschmann dispatch last night, but
l. save a summary Of It's contents.
he local Turkish officials were prompt
d EXPRESS their regrets at the oc-
|uHenee, and We're eXerting them
Elyes to apprehend the Would-be as
|assin, but thus far had been unsuc-
|essful The minister's dispatch also
laid Consul Rayndal had reported to
he government that the situation at
bat place had become exceedingly
|nsafe, that this condition of affairs
lad existed for some time, and that
pmething ought to be done to relieve
he tension. The opinion was express
ID that the attempted assassination
i Magessen probably would bring
patters to focus, the attention OF
be Turkish authorities being drawn
b the situation in a forcible way, and
|ome effort thus made to avoid fur
her trouble.
The latest development in the Turk
eh situation was discussed in officia
|rcles, where the view is held tha,
Pc denial of the report of the killing
y Mr. Magelssen relieves the sftua
Qon OF its immediate awkward anc
EMBARRASSING feature. but will not pre-
[ent Our naval vessels continuing tt
ho east.
Minister Leischmann. In one of his
|Spatches to the department, suggest
p mat conditions were such that /
plsht be vel to have some American
PaVal demonstration in those waters
reports also have come to the govern
Plent from the missionary interests o
|lieatened obstruction of their proI
|lty al the Harpoot and because 0
|ns Admiral Cotton. it is expected
vii be allowed to proceed with on
Il more of his vessels to Beirut.
Acllng Secretary Darling last nigh
|0eelVed cabiegrala from the a
F'iial dated NillefrancHe. saying tina
r had left that place with tie crui;
70 brooklyn and San Francisco 70
Feaoa on the way TO Beirut.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30
tho

contact with civilization and tho
spread Of dIseases pert 'nfng hereto
As they become infirm they arc prac-
tieally pensioncd by the whaling fac
tors and as their requirements are bus
IN ure them against want and distress,
III tiis world Montreal star
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-10
CHAT FROM CADES.

There has been u great deal oil
sickness in our community this
summer, but it is gratifying to
note that the health conditions
are Improving.
The cotton ginneries at Cades
have started up for the season.
Car>ten Bros. have recently
opeued up full line of general
merchandise in their store al
Cades. They will also handle
bugsie>, wagons, etc.
MeSsrs q L Sauls and Nesmiih
Bros have recently enlarged their
mercantile buildings aud Will carry
larger stocks OF goods this fall.
Miss GA Brown, who has been
visiting her parents here, has
gone to Florida.
am glad to state that Mr + j
Smith, through The skilltul minis
tralious of his physician, DIR " }
HaSelden, has recovered from Il
severe attack Of malarial fever.
Mr. Robert Carsten has com
,pleted summer pasture, In
which he will keep a fine lot OF
nhlch COWS. Mr. Carstens pas.
ture is an excellent range for
cattle.
News Is about AS scarce around
here as roses in December. When
anything happens | will write
again. S. w. :.
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SPRING BANK RiFpL6S.

the lew lays OF rleasSa'
weather taS: week were very
relreshin@ after 'he severe heat oi
the .n!t+r part of August.
IL. $.duey Euryess. v no has
beet merchandising at Mouzon
iot "A iong time, has sold out his
entire stock to Mr. Henry Reardon
and retired from the mercantile
business.
Miss Bertha Pearson of Work
man, who has been critically sick
c. typhoid fever, is slowly recover
ing. DR. w q Gamble has been
attending her.
Mr j Cleve McElveen of Spring
Bank has decided to remove to
Lake city TO open up a mercan-
tile business and engage in truck
farming.
Mr. and Mrs Leland Burgess are
smiling on welcome arrival at
their home in this vicinity. It's
a boy.
Mrs J Z Kennedy is very low
at this writing. She is afflicted
with a pulmonary trouble aud her
condition IS serious.
Cotton is orening rapidly and
picking is In tull blast.
MoRE ANON.
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LANES LOCALS.

LANES, September 9: - The
farmers are all anxious TO gel
their cotton ginned and marketed.
All want TO be among the first
and the price just now is very
encouraging.
Mrs NJ II Gordon and two
daughters, Misses Emma and
Florence. returned home last week
alter spending some days at
mountain resorts. They report a
pleasant visit.
Mr. j I Hutchinson, popular
Coast Line conductor, was here
Saturday afternoon, returning
Sunday to his work at Columbia,
Mr. T A Blakeley OF Taft visited
his store here Friday evening
His store here has bought about
200 lbs of seed cotton up TO this
time.
I am sorry to report Mr. S A
Nettles as beng on the sick list.
Hope he may soon recover.
WRITER.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-10
GCCD Tines It ClDES.
egiGHT PROSPECTS FOR "A FINS
FALL TRhOE,
Town Taxing On New Life New
Buildings Going up and
Old Ones Enlarged.

| CADES, September 9.-The pre-
vailng low prices OF Leaf tobacco
affects onr town very little, al
though we are thoroughly IL
sympathy with, and will aid the
tobacco g,oHerS in any measure:
possible they may adopt to raise
the price Of the leaf.
Our cotton market has opened
with quite boom, and the first
bale OF the season was marketed
last week. This bale was grown
bv Harrison Wi,herspoon, an en-
ergetic and i roSressive colored
farmer of our community, and
brought the handsome price oil
12c per pound. Messrs Nesmilh
Bros were the purchasers.
We now have two ginneries.
These gins operate three seventy
horse power gins each, which al
ford ample accomm dation f'r the
ginning public. The two ginnerieS
are the Hartsville plant aud the
one operated by Mr. j n Sauls.
Already our cotton seed buyers
are on the hustle and competi-
ton along this line promises TO be
sharp. The farmers can rest as
sured Of the highest possible price
for their seed. Cades is Il leader.
The Baptist Union meeting was
held at the Cades Baptist church
on The 2Sth, 10Th and 30th OF
August and was very largely al
tended. The union meeting was
followed by protracted services.
whlch we're beneficial and much
enjoyed by the good folk of the
community. The ordinance of
baptism was administered to five
candidates on Sunday last.
The new addition to the store
of hiessrs Nesmi,h Bros has been
completed. which adds much 10
the looks and convenience OF the
building. Their store is now
about one hundred feet long.
MesSrs Wilson Bros are now
occupying their new store on
Nam street and are receiving
their friends with Il hearty hand
shake. We welcome them.
They are good citizens.
Miss Ola Brown, a charming
young lady from Florida, who has
been visiting her father, Mr.
Brown of cur town, returned 10
her home Saturday, much to the
regret of her many friends and
admirers.
Miss Willie Kirby, one Of Mag
nolia's fascinating young soci ETY.
girls, is a guest at Mr. Browns.
Mrs J A Blackwell and chll-
dren OF Jacksonville, Fla, are the
guests Of Mr. w 2 McGiIl. Mrs
B is originally from this county.
Mr. II Foxworlh Of White Oak
is erecting store building on
Main street. Mr., Foxworth con-
templates going into the mercan-
tile business now soon. We bid
him welcome to our town and
wish for him much success.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SAIVE

Has worldwide fame for marvel
lous cures. 1t surpasses any other
salve, lotion, ointment or balm fol
Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bolls, Sores,
Felons, Ulcers, letter, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Skin
Eruptions; infallible for Piles, Care
guaranteed Only 25c at W l. Wal
lace's, Druggist.
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IL would as soon think of dong
business without clerks as with
out newspaper advertisihg."-
Sohn Wanamaker.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-10

Satan always gets busy when he
sees church closed for the sun;
n9er.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-10
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU TAKING

When you take Groves TaStelesS
Chill Tonic because the formula is
simply Iron and Quinine in a taStelesS
form. No cure, no pay, Soc
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Kingstree, S. C..

1t takes great man to manage
a small woman.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-01-22
LEGALS
Foreclosure Sale

~ virtue of a mortgage. dated June 18th A.
d. 1871 John kiesling and Katie kiesling. his
we, conveyed to George Mlerl Jr.. the following
described real estate situated in the county OF
wood and state of Wisconsin. aud particularly
described as follows, towit: The northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter and the north
east quarter of the northeast quarter in section
number eighteen QS). in township number
twenty-four (24), north. of range number three
lSl east. containing eighty (S0 acres OF land. be
the same more or less according TO Government
survey. said mortgage contained IL power oil
sale and WAS recorded i'll the office of Register
OF DEEDS of Wood county, Wisconsin, on The Is
oaE OF june A. D. 1894 at SO O'clock p m. in
volume one ~ of Mortgages On page fifty -oIle
oil, and was on the day OF Its date duly
executed. acknowledged and delivered by the
mortgagor. and was given to SEIZURE the pay ment
OF one Promissory note, bearing even GATE there
tSl43.0O dollars. payable eis hit years thereafter
with Interest at the rate OF SIX (6) per cent pei
annum, payable TO said mortgage or order
That thereafter, the said mortgage, George
Wlerl Jr., duly sold and transferred said nute
and assigned said mortgage 10 William Bartels
the undersigned, in writing, under seal, duly
witnessed and acknowledged which said assign
ment bears date of October 18th A. D. 1902 and
was recorded In the office of the Register Of
Deeds OF Wood county, wisconsin, OH the 10th
day of November A. d 1902 at o'clock a. m. o.
SAID day. in volume twenty-three (2S of mort
cages on page thirteen il3).
Default has been made on said note anG
mortgage by non-payment OF principal anC
litSlcsl anu there Is now uue Oh Salu nOle dnC
mortgage and from said mortgagor. to the under
signed, assignee and owner and holder thereof
at the date hereof, the sum of one hundred
thirty five (Sl35 0O dollars, principal anC
interest; That no action has been commenced
at law or in equity 10 recover said sum 81
due, or any part thereof.
Now, THEREFORE. Notice is hereby given, tina
said mortgaged premises will be sold at public
auction sale to the highest bidder on the 2Stl
day of February A. b. 1908 at 10 o'clock in tn
forenoon of said day, at the front door of tn
court house in the city of Grand Bapids in salt
county of Wood and state OF Wisconsin.
Dated January 9th A. ID. 1908.
WILLIAM BARRELS,
15dec6w Assignee