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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-04-26
Will. GIVE PRIZES
STATE PHOTOGRAPHERS AssocI
ALTON TO RENEW CUSTOM
OF FORMER YEARS.
Valuable Trophies to Be Given TO Sue
cessful Competitor in Each Glass Of
Exhibitors National Secretary
Geo. Holloway, in the City.

To insure better exhibits and to
awaken new interest in the association
among the photographers of the state,
the officers of the Iowa State Photog-
raphers' association are considering
the ACCESSIBILITY of giving valuable
trophy for the successful competitor in
| each class of exhibitors. G, D. Pierce
OF this city, who was elected secre-
tary of the association at the conyen-
ton which just closed in Des Moines,
is authority for this statement and says
that 1T is the plan to award the trophy
for one year when it will again be
prize for competition.
Mr.. Pierce states that prizes were
given in each class until two years ago
and since the custom has been stopped
there has been a slight decrease in the
interest in the state conventions.
National Secretary Here.
George Holloway of Terre Haute.
Ind, secretary of the Photographers
National Association of America. was
in attendance at the state convention
and was visitor in this city several
hours yesterday. He left last evening
for st. Louis. Mr., Holloway is attend
ing all of the state conventions in the
interests of the National exhibit at
st. Louis.
The selection of Mr.. Pierce for the
responsible position of secretary of the
state organization was a recognition
of his ability and the active interest
he has taken in the conventions of the
association. He believes that the state
conventions, where the best grades of
work are exhibited, have great edu-
cational value to photographers and
are we'll worth taking the time to at
Il tend
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-04-26
Killing Increased.

The killing at the plant of John Nor
rell & Co., during the past week has
figured a good increase over the kill
ing of the week previous. The mum
Der of hogs slaughtered in the pas
six days amounted to 9400. The
prices for live stock have remained
steady throughout the week.
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be discussed and an effort VIII DO made
to secure pledges enough TO- warrant
I the opening of the suggested indepeEdehttt
plant. The Meeting has been arranged
BY several restaurant mon or the CITY
and It will be attended by consumers,
large and small,
a'he trust presses heaviest upon inc
large buyers or account OF tho very
considerable advances made In, the whole
sale rates. It Is claimed also, though this
statement Is denied, that the family
prices have also been raised, and that
tho thousands OF people who buy small
quantities of ice Will have to pay double
this summer
According to q report yesterday, about
fifty Of the largest consumers have ex-
pressed willingness to unite into bind
Ing agreement 10 use Kennebcc River
natural Ice, which Will be Transported by
schooner from Boston, The kernebeG
Ice. &c is said can bo gotten At 20 10 20
cents a hundred pounds, against the 80
and 10 cents Of the trust. Each OF tla
fifty large consumers Is Willing to take
this ice and ia execute q bond III tho
ncnalty Of $50 to stand by tho agreement,
IA man has already been picked out to
receive and distribute the ice, and somo
I! Of the old Ice houses on the dock Will
be used for storage Whether ar not
tine combination will run wa gors to sup
PLY the family trade has yet 70 pc DE-
4cided. So III s65 AZ jgs3'
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BY Tho Valentine Auction Co..
Auctioncers.

AUCTION SALJ1 ONT ALL THE FUR
AiNI1,URE. CARPETS. AlATIKEssEsS3.s
SPRINGS, FEATui ERa PILLOWS AND
BOLSTER s, o Ia on BEDS, TABLE
WARD, BED LoTH1Nd.. TABLE LIN
EM6ILEr s TNI1
IN THAI 14-ROOM RESIDENCE NO.
1014 EAST CLAY STREET..
THIS Crhursday) MO I2NINGi. MARCH 3
COMMENCING All 1888 O'CLOCK.
The furniture consists Of Oak and Walnut
Mattresses Oak and Walnut Wardrobes,
Single and Double Iron Beds Oak !, Hall I a
Rack, Lace urtains, Carpets and Rugs,
3-PIece Parlor Suit lnlaid frames;
Feather Pillows and Bols ters. Bed Lounge.
Massive Oak sideboard, Oak Extenslon
Table, Refrigerator; Croclery and Glass
ware; Knives, Forks and Spoons; Table
Linen. Dining Room Chairs, Il1gh-Arnl
Singer Sewing Machines; Pictures 3 8. !
kets. Quilts. Counterpanes, Sheets Kit
chen Furniture. &C.: &c.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
Marc,3 Auctioneers.
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DAY IN THE HOUSE.
Two Sessions Held and Much
Work Is Done.

n Tho first matter OF interest that camo
.up ii. tho House. after Speaker Ryan
had called to order ut II o'clock and tho
opening prayer had been offered By Rev.
Jcre Witherspoon, was the Hoge bill TO
ainflict additional punishment for carry
Ing concealed weapons.
Mr. Stewart, Of Portsmouth. spoke
warmly against the bill, and declared
that 1t was harsh and drastic IL It's
terms. Mr., Stewart declared that the
idea was Ia Puritan one, and that he
would never subscribe to It. when It
would inflict great Injustice upon his
people. lilo appealed IN behalf Of the
innocent and defensecss OF the State.
ard urged the House not toeenact a law
which might entail the. confinement OF Il
man in JailEwho was taking his razor to
have It repaired:
Mr., Duke followed, and reiterated that
he desired to place all the disgrace and
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Geo. W. Mayo Auctioneer,
BANKRUPT SALE.

IN pursuance Of All order Of, the United
Suites District Court for the Eastern
day Of February 1901. in the matter Of
C.sPark Gary Bankrupt, the undersigned
will sell at public. auction, as whole
or in lots and parcels tho entire stock and
fixtures belonging ato5tlle bankrupt. stu
ated 81 tho store No. 622 .. Broad street.
Richmond. Virginia.. on l..,..
mn THURSDAY. MARCH Sd. 1904.
AT 10:30 A. M. .
The above men toned property consists
of3a general stock Of Groceries and Ia
quors, both case goods and IN barrels;
FIXTURES. Partition. Shelving. etc. Also
license and lease.
sf5 TERMS; Cash. aiy. RI n . 55
w. D. I,3AISD. Receiver.
An Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer. 4S
A. p. Montgomery, Salesman. I
mar 1-3t i&
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STATE COUNCIL WON.
New Jersey Decision II junior
Order Of Mechanics Suit.

An opinion va handed down WI. T : ~
State az New Jersey III a case whlch = $
Of especial In taresta hero by reason Of tt, ne
fact that there Is now on the docket OF
tic ehancerS Court e the city Of sl1 R'f ar
a. tho issues presented. 1t is IN the case
of I he National Council OF the Junior or
against tho State Council Of the order.
The decision handed down IS lav nah ne
the order. 3. Il !. W. 81, 30 I, :. t,,a
rip,,t or Tho State order to work under
tl,eIr own charter under the same laws "
Slate to- as 81 Veil as tint'tin New Jersey; So
cedcd from the Nattenal Council III sa,,4 d,n1
charter: from h the Sits arc co5nmr K
seeking to prevent them this, and to
either force "the inaurgents' as they are
known. into the national organ ton or
out of the order. II, =, !, /
4 The decision OF the, New Jersey case :,
have an Important bearing upon The ne
Virginia. case. as tho same questions are
Involved. &t3 9.g455
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AUCTION SALEs--This Day.
I,YtJ. 3. Carieal & son,
a$i RealfSs acknowledgements
IT. ta,is1EE's AUCTION SALE OF a
i GOOD DETACHED sEVEN-ROOM
DWELLING. 75ss III s " & SEt

By virtue of certain deed Of trust.
dated February 10, 1909, and recorded n
tho, Richmond Charcery. Court clerks
once in - y. 17d q, page 49, default hay ,ay,
secucrt thereby. and having been required
by the beneficiary SO to do, will, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 3, 1901. s.
at 80 p. NJ, on the premises. proceed
to sell at public auction, the pronerty
conveyed therein. viz.t All that .certall,
lot, piece or parcel Of land. Will, tbs
thsrsGn lying and being ss
.ignated as No. 1914 West Leigh Street
and bounded as follows to VT: ., Com n
Leigh Street distant T e i n az
bardy Street and running thence cast.
wa,1ly along tho sud north LIN, line !, 2 O.
TYeTtVO (2a) FEET SIX tsJ INCHES,
thence back from said front between
pa rallel lines ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY il2o) FEET to an alley.
TERMS: Whereas the deed requires
Snll cash yet better terms can be had
and will be announced at sale.
H75TIal Sc r. ~ =, D. CARNEAL. @
feb 27-5t TRUSTED.
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MUCH GOOD
WORK DONE [: N. !.
.irtc House Passes Approximation
Bills With Few Amendments
and Medical College Wins.
PISTOL BILL / 1 4 Is DEFEATED I +: 4 +; J
Senate Passes Walker Oyster
Bill and Advances Other Inn
portant Measures.

f. Tho Legislatures did a big days work
yesterday. two sessions having been held
by both branches. i5,t ss3S e
In the lower branch, there were three
distinct features. They werc the, passage
Of the general appropriation bills pm CITE
cully without amendment: the rejection
OF Mr.. 1Ioge's bill To provide for manda-
tory Sail punishment Tor ctlrrying con
ccaIcd weapons, aud the victory OF sjtlie
Medical College OF Virginia. sweeping
down all opposition and retaining her
usual appropriation Of 5000 per year.
There were but two or three amcnd-
ments to tho bill MS 1t was reported from
tho committee. One raised tho salary
allowance at tho penitcntiary from $500
Ntc 5000. and loft ita distribution TO the
&hupcrintendcht, ana the other TWO were
fixing the salaries OF the baliff to tho
Corporation Commission and the Ct erik
y Ia the Attorney General ut 81 200 per year
each. # IS q WITH 4 Il Z
In the Senate, tho Sale rcapportionmenti
Eli was ordered to It's cngrossrlcilt and
the Nrachen primary bill was set H ~
special order for 1890 r.. NJ. tomorrow.
Tho hill Of Mr.. Walker, prohibiting
non presidents from taking fish or oysters
from the waters OF the State or bccom
Ing stockholders In corporations formed
Il for such purposes, was passed.
The two houses passed q large number
CT bills. ana in both many new ones were.
offered, 4 &c Fl E3.4 {rss{y d (.
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WANTS JACK MUNRO.
Dryer Working to Get Up Match
With Prospective Champion.

Professor sDwyer Is using every energy
to pull or n wrestling match with either
JACK Monroe of Ton, shArsey,. lie Is N
it is Quito probable he will land ono or
f the other III a day OIL, two.
sAIonroe,s manager, Harry, Pollok, las = :
ranged ranged With him, althpughaliis forthcom-
ing fight With Jefrles MAY Interfere,
IN, the event that nelther of the big
lie viii I again tako on tho hlG Italian
champion Pardcllo. who Is anxious TO
meet him, 'E{b wi s - 4ts
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GOVERNOR NOT GOING.
=. H4R
Has No 4Ideaslsof, sLeaving III!
Natives STATE IS ~,

= B I + 49,
There have been persistent Tunors s, n
political circles recently to he erect
that Gpvetnor Montague contenpla ua,
lea wing the State at the end OF his OIL !
cinI term and settling in New York 70
- His Exceilencys set the matter at rest
remote idea OF leaving the State
& Whilo tho Governor did not say any any
thing on this subjcct.Hit Is we'll under
stood by those close to him, that he not
only does not contemplate leaving the
State, but that he expects at the proper
time to announce his candidacy for the
United States Senate to succeed Hon.
Thomas S. Martin whose present term
expires on March 4. 1907.
Not long ago some. of those not favor or
senate were talking OF him In connection
with the vlce-presidential nomination. but
when discussing. 1t he only said that, i
was to succeed to a seat in the United
States Senate. n
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5000, 600 OF {: Clustered S ! !: LED
BONDS OF the CITY
OF RICHMOND
FOR SALE.

SEALED BIDS WILL BIZ RECEl W ~ RY ),
Council Of the city Of Richmond at the
ONCE of tho Auditor. n the S Gity HAN az
MONDAY. % THE HATH DAY OF
MARCH. 1901, for the purchase ct az
or any portion, not less than 81 0O9, q
BoNDS. or THE CITY on RICH
+ NIOND, bearing interest at the rate OF
J. four per cent. per annnm, having thirty
1901 1901 or 50 mucli OF said issue as VII
sale to raise ss6l,755 being tho amount
Of a special loan for hat sum made a. y p, ey
Of a. ike amount OF six per cent, bonds
OF the city Of Richmond, which matAred
January list, 1901, said bonds to DO Vs.
sued III denominations Of 500, o., multi
ples thereof, at tho option OF the pur,,,
Chaser. The right to reject any and AL
bids is expressly reserved.
For detailed informa ton and copy Of
ordinance authorizing loan and proyld-
dress E.@j. WARREN. Auditor. Rich-
moud, Va. N. p. HARlGRoVE Y
$500 Chairman Finance Committee.
mar 2-12t
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e, 4 when ,udsn,ent entered n office e become
.o M pfgR nSr ,h afdses Or mpensns other
hs ordinary rim essss e ot & hs
Sy Gs'' II ~ ssas il ~
isns Fl o as sashsa from ehse
code a of svsiifsina. az amended and tc.et,cted
an et var sno ~ od ts q as Vra Ana
relation 10 clerks delivering e trcasgte,s cory
q q asna, s se e ss e ns p
taxes, ievie.s. etc, attached, approved Feb
rnr ~ ~; and r. enact sections eo7 and COS
e The spSe ' t
7 Afternoon Session.
when the chair was resumed at $3.50
o clock, Mr.. Withers continued MS
argument #, favor OF In favor Of tcrcns-
|ne the salary OF baillff to the Corpora
tjon commission to 81, 200. and Mcssrs
powellg persol, and Cation spoke on the
rio amendment was agreed to--aycs,
Sc; noes, 8. u
Mr.. Lacy moved to. reconsider tho yote
nv which the House refused TO raise the
salary Of the clerk Of tho Attorney-Gcn-
eral from 81 900 to to- $1,000. The motion
was advocated by Mcssrs. Thomason,
stcrrctt, Lacy and Anderson. Tho mo-
ton was rcconsidcred ana amendment
adopted-ayes., &c; noes, g..
An amendment was. offered by Mr.. Tur-
pin and adopted. fixing the amendment
for the amount for; clerical force at the
pcnitcntiary ct 81, coo.
Mr. churchmun offered an amendment,
requiring tho county OF city where mill.
tary Is scnt, to. pay twenty-five per cent.
OF tho cost, before state funds shall y pc
available for such purposes. Mcssrs. An.
dcrson. Thoninson and stubts opposed
the resolution tho former having spoken
atyconsldcrable length against It. Il
Mr.. Churchman defended his amend
mont, ana no and Mr.. Anderson became
engaged in a brief running debate on tho
proposition. Mr.. Cation opposed the
amendment, and declared that 1t was al
together fmpracticable.. 81
rho amendment was Overwhelmingly
lost, and the bill at 4:ao o'clock was was
ordered to its engrossment, and q second
later put upon It's passage and adopted
ayes, 6s; noes, 2. Nh, h; Y,
The House at .:35 adjourned until II
/ 'o'clock to-day. ~ 81 AZ X
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CORNERSTONE LAYING.
Site Of New Beth Ahaba Will be
Scene of Imposing Ceremonies.

0IC1tC Oi ~ 800 =. {, 49, q
Tho cornerstone Of the new Beth Alaba
MON e' viii impressive apublic4 ceremonies
beginning at a o'clock. Tho exercises
viii BIO Under tho auspices q Fraternal
Lodge, No. So A r.. ~. an q q n n, 2n W|i
act as escort. Most Worshlpful Thomas
N. Davis. OF Lynchburg, grand master
OF AIasons in Virginia, will preside, II
Will also he the orator for tho occasion.
rho new synagoguei Will be on West
Franklin Street. facing Ryland. 1t Will!
30 ready for occnpa,ney, by the fl, fnll q, OF
ore Of tho handsomest of!its kind In tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-03
VIM. B. Plzzint Company,
Real Estate Auotloneers,
Tenth and Bank Streets.

al oMMrss1oNDR's AUCTION SALE
~ 5Sg OF .ll5 e I b q. ~ d
I FRAME DWEIL1Nl THEREON, ON q
LESTER STREET, NEAR ASH.
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II INN hoIfo|kasW esteIn


al SOS "a. = s.GcHiCAao EXPRESS. u BUFFET
Roanoke pullman slsepsrs Roanoke To- X Cos
iumbus, Blueheld to ncinnat. aiso. Roanoke
and Memphis. ~ 81 - =. $50 !ss3
500 a.. N.-NORFOLK& LIMITED Arrives.
Norfolk 11:2O a. ~, Stops cnly e.. PsterseurE.:
lS:10 p. M.-RO1aNOKE EXPRESS for FaST1-i
Vile LynchpurE and Roanoke. l-a =. .li
Il 500 ?. n-oCEAN sHoRE LIMIT ~. ED: Are
burr, Wsvel ~ S& and ~ Sunolk. Connects with
steSn,srs TO Boston, Providence New York,
Baltimore and w arlington. a
Wis r. M.--For6 Norfolk and al statons sAsss
40 p MaeNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman sleepers, Richmond Ia. Lynchburs and;
Roanoke etersburG to i tl'aski. chhurKS -
Chattanooga Memphis aud New orleans Cas-
Dining Car - Z. - 5 g !. y ~
I Trains .arrlve from the West 7:ss "a n ~
p. Nj and 0.l0 p N. 1; from Norfolk Il 100 -
NJ. and 1850 r. III. W Si8 NH S5Ss
F167T W. b, PEVIlIL 6S8S6 c. Fl. HDSI4EY..5Isfs
IS Oen,l. Pass. Ast Dist PassEA gt.8s
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BY virtue ot q decree o. the +! chsnonsi !!
Chancery Court on tered on the 18th day
OF February. 1904, In tho suit Of J aInes
DAILY VS.. Kate Travers, ETC.. I will sell at
public auction, on tho premises, on
4 MONDAY MARCH IL. 1901, $
at 4 o'clocls p. Nj, tho real estate do
scribed in the said decree as follows:
THAT certain lot, piece or parcel q
land, situated In tho city Of r. chmond.g
on Mt the north side Of Rockotts COR I.ester5
feet from the east line OF Ash Street, and
fronting on said Rockets Cor Iester)
Street twenty-one feet and throe inches;
thence In a northwardly direction seven.
ty-hve feet, moro or less. to tho line OF
a lot formerly owned BY FERGUSON and
whichewa conveyed to said ohm j.. DAILY
by j ohm BINDERS and vile, and boupded on
the wcst by the lot OF ground conveyed
to- Margaret Magic by said Finders and
wife. "A. VI / {. 5, n
eot9tl' t''A ~ - - - S. L KErLDY.
Special Commissioner.
N The bond required by the above decree
Of tho Special Commissioner has been
mch 2-11t 81. Clerk
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I'VE Will sell : y &c. ~. :, g, B, !,
TO-DAY (Thursday). MARCH I'D ~
d. Main St. so Ladies' Skirts, 80 Capes;
rs Furs.H1 Estey ParlorA Organ, 6Wlth1 ~
stops, 0 Showcases, Bedroom suits, Hat
Racks, Chiffonlers Bookcases, Ward
robes, sldebonrds. Chairs Rockers Parlor
Suits. Extension Tables, Carpets, Mating,
Mirrors, Pictures; I1amg etc, etc.
- RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo II. Valentine. Auctioncer.
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Stolen Bicycle.

A lady's bicycle is being held at the
First Police station, believed to have
been stolen. The Wheel y ys SID BY -
the latter. feeling tho machine had been
stolen. took it to tho statlon-holIse,
where 1t may BIO Identified by the owner.
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.

SCHEDULE IN |, EETEGT IAN; 10 1so4.
S7:oo A. M,-Daily. Local for Charlotte, !. "a O.
1a:s0 r, M,-Daliy. Limited. Buffet .Pullman tos
L Memphis, Chattanooga and all the South 83
$40 7. M.--Ex Sunday: Eeysy!lls Local s y,
a p NJ, for all tho South. sa-.3s
- ~ YORK RIVER LINE. {ssI5
Tho favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leave Richmond 4:20 E. M. Monday.
Wednesday and Friday. -
Ils 4. M.--Except Sunday. Local mixed Tor
sis p. MNLocal. Monday. Wednesday and
Friday for West Point. = ~ ~
An p M-EXcept Sunday. For West FONT,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore and
river landings Monday, Vednesday E and
Friday. Z . = ! y, !, s$ s8,,sI
s55 A. NJ. and 6:43 P. From al the South
s35 p M.-From Charlotte md Durham. Ssss3@
s4o a. M,-Froni Chase city !, " N M 81 M
026 A, M-BaltAnore and West Point jlSs
i0:E A. NJ, $50 p. NJ. From West Point.
G, H Ac1SEHHT Il s, y. HAKDeW ~ 8 Y.
Richmond. VIC
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R. Ftp. ssss Z ss.s ssss.5 i !:

uuo y, - q OuT9 q ott,dS ~ ~
s2 Trains Leave Richmond 10 Q nth ward.
a ih "A. NJ. daily. BYRD st Through. 4, sSS
6l5 A a., daily. Main ST.. Through. S . . Ss
Ssd AM. daily. Main St. Through All Pull-S
sSi 4; NJ except Monday. Byrd 81. rhroush NJ
Ills a. Nj, week days. Elba. Ashland accom-
500 x. M, sunday only. Byrd s.. Throush.s55
s;is a. x, week day. Byrd st. Throush.
isss noon week days: J. HyS 81 ThEeuEh,
G s:I =. s n daily. Main s.: Through.
s:5 r. NJ. week days. Elha. Ashland 80 %
s;os =. NJ" daily. BYRD st. Through.
& $40 A. NJ. week dayAE Blba- A ashland -. Il
sis x. H.. week days. Byrd st. TredesaalkEs.-.@S
burg accommodation. .. as SS5assss
ss 4 NJ s @ssi s ssy: s sys
% ss,EE d Ma'1 a SIS 9s:SsHiSaa
s5S ssily ByEs 81 EEhhssSss
;s:!s daily. Main 81 rhrouzh pu,:
10 IS Pm. daily. Main st. Through. \ ;,s
i ~ = NJ. week daya BYRD Tnyroush,
\, NoTE--Puiiyaan Sleeping Or Parlor5 Cars es /
hi trains except local accommod tons.
Time OF arrivals and departures and connss.s
w S''n Is, 81 DUKE IL ! &. W. GULF "
Gsnl Man'r.. Asst den'l Man Traf ma;
Mower County transcript., 1904-04-06
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale,

Whereas, default has been made in the pay
ment OF the sum OF one thousand four hundred
forty four and 10l00 Dollars Isl 44.1oJ principal
is due, at the date CT this notice, upon certain
mortgage, duly executed and delivered by A.
Il Sa1san Aaby Unmarried Mogtgag9r to Svend
june 1898 ana with power of sale therein
contained, duly recorded in the office of the
KaHsr nG Of Deeds s. IN and for the County of
sf July, 1893, at o'clock a. n1 in book i Of
Mortgages on page PIP.
Which said mortgage and the indebtedness
secured thereby, was thereafter and on the 9th
day of July, 1900 for value received, duly as
signed by an instrument in writing, executed
and delivered by said Mortgagee to one Gust
Nelson which said asssignment was duly re-
and for said County of Mower and State of
Minnesota, on the 4th day of August, 1905, at
2oclock p. m. in Book 80 of MORTGAGES on
And which said mortgage and the indebted
ness secured thereby, was thereafter and on the
llth day of August, 1900, for value received, a
writing, executed and delivered by said Gust
Nelson, assignee aforesaid, to the undersigned,
Christian NJ Beaver, which said assignment
Of Deeds in and for said County of Mover and
State OF Minnesota, on the 18th day of August
1900. at 4 O'Clock p M in Book 80 of Mcrtguges
And Whereas, the power of sale in said
mortgage has become opera tive and no action
or proceeding having been instituted at law or
otherwise to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage. or any part thereof,
Now, Therefore, Notice is Hereby Given,
That by Virtue of the power of sale contained
in said mortgage, and pursuant to the Sta tute
IN such case made and provided that said
mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the
premises described in and conveyed by said
mortgage to-wit:-
The South East quarter (4) of Section Six
~ Township One Hundred Four CO4) Range
Sixteen Q6) West, in Mower County, Minnesota,
together with the hereditaments and appurten-
| ances thereunto belonging, which sale will be
made by the Sheriff of said Mower County, at
the front door of the Court House, in the City
of Austin in said County and State, on the 4th
day of May, A: D., 1904, at two (2) O'Clock in the
afternoon of that day, at public vendue, to the
highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt of
One thousand four hundred forty four and
1G,l0O Dollars Isl 10) and the taxes if any on
said premises, and Ten Dollars $4,000 At
torney's fees, as stipulated in and by said
mortgage in case of foreclosure and the dis
bursements al Owed by law. subject to REDEEM o.
tion at any time within one Q) year from the
day of the sale as provided by law.
Dated Kasson, Minnesota February g. 1901
CHRISTIAN M. BEAVER.
Assignee of Mortgage.
j. J. McCAUGHEY,
Attorney for said Assignee,
Christian M. Beaver.
29 Kasson Minnesota.