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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-02
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Mortgage Sale.

Whereas default has been made in the pay
mento OF the money secured by mortgage
dated the 10th dav OF November, A d., 1896,
executed by William II. Hall and Rachel E.
Hall, his wife. OF the City of Owosso. Michigan.
to Albert X. Giles. OF the same place. which
said mortgage was duly recorded in the office
OF the Register OF Deeds OF the County OF Shia.
wassee. In liber ~ Of Mortgages, on page SO, on
the 10th day Of November 1896, at two O'Clock
p. m
And whereas the said mortgage has peen
duly assigned by the said Albert X. Giles TO
George Il. Sckmon, by assignment bearing
date the 9Th day of MAY. 1900, and recorded in
the office OF the Register Of Deeds Of the said
County of Shiawassee OH The 9th day OF May,
1900, ut one o'clock p. m. In hber SO OF mortgag
es. on page ell.
Aud whereas the said mortuge has been duly
assigned by the said George II. Sickm,n "a
Myron II. Knapp and Fred w Smith, by as
signment bearing date the 9th DAY ( May.
1902 and recorded in the Office of the Reg ster OF
Deeds Of said County OF Shiawassee on tie 3rd
day OF June. 1879, at two O'Clock p. no, in liber
80 OF mortgages, on page i3- and the same l. how
owned by them.
| on said mortgage AZ the date OF this notice is
| one hundred thirty four dollar ana eighty five
| cents Rl3i.S5) of principal and interest and
forty four dollars and eighty three cents t&44 S3)
! taxes paid on mortgaged premises and inter
| est thereon, and the further sum OF twenty five
dollars &256O) as AN attorney fee stipulated for
| in said mortgage, and which is the whole
amount claimed to be unpaid on said mortgage,
| to wit: One hundred eighty. eight dollars and
| fifty four cents (S1S8 5D and no suit or proceed
ing having been instituted at law to recover the
| debt now remaining secured by said mortgage,
| or any part thereof, whereby the power of sale
contained in said mortgage has become opera
| tive.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given, that
| by virtue of said power Of sale. and In pursu
| OF the statute In such case made and provided
| the said mortgage will he IurOousvu by ssle
| OF the premises therein described, at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, at the front door
OF the court house in the City OF Corunna, on the
| 9TH day OF January, 1907, AT ten O'Clock In the
| forenoon Of that day: which said premises are
described in said mortgage as follows, to witt
| Commencing at the southeast corner Of block
| number two (2l OF A. Crawford's addition TO the
| City OF Owosso; thence west along the north
| line OF King street. eight (S) rods; thence north
| sixteen O6) rods thence east eight (S) rods "a
| Congress street; thence south along the west
line of Congress street to the place OF beginning
Dated this 9th day OF October 1906.
| MYRON II. KNAPP,
FRED w. SMITH.
Ass'gnees
WATSON, CHAPMAN & DAVIES,
Attorneys.
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Notice Of Registration.

To the Electors of the City of Owosso:
Take notice that the Board of Regis
tration will meet in the several wards
of the city of Owosso on Saturday, Nov
ember 3, 1906, for the purpose of regis
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Owosso, to vote at the election to be
held Tuesday, November 6, 1906, to
elect Congressional, State, Legislative
and County officers.
The several Boards of Registration
will meet in the following named places:
First ward-W. E. Collins q Co. s
store, N. Washington street
Second ward-Ira G.. Curry's store,
East Main street.
Third ward-City Clerks Office, East
Main street.
Fourth ward-Polling place, South
Water street.
Fifth ward-City hose house, South
Lansing street.
Said Boards will remain in session
from o'clock a. IN. to o'clock p IN.
EDWARD T. CONANT,
City Clerk
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respected her best. She will be missed
by her church and her many friends
but most Of all by her husband and
two children, who will find it hard to
become reconciled to 30 great loss. =
The Local Republican, Leslie. Mich.
Shiawassee county friends sympa-
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in his affection. While all regret that
he has not been able to take part in the
campaign they feel that he has done
the right thing in staying with his
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County Clerks ONCE,
Shiawassee County Michig;
To he Sheriff OF the County of Shiawassee
Notice Is hereby given that at the reg
election 10 be held on the 9th day OF Mover
A. D., 1906, the following proposition Will
submitted to the electors:
Friday August 3rd, 1906
At an adjourned session OF the Board
pervisors Of Shiawassee County, comm
and held at the Court House in, the O.
Corunna, in said County, on Friday the g.
OF August, a. D., 1876.
Board called to order by the chairman
Roll called by the clerk.
Present. Supervisors Bailey, Bran6
| modv, Colby, Cook, Corey, Dippy,
Griffin, Kingsbury Knapp, Lowe, Mills
| baker, Ruggles, Smith, Van Deusen.
| Webb Whelan, and Wilbur, 81
Sup. Cook from the finance commit
| mitted the following resolution:
Whereas: II appearing that the con
| of the Court House in the City OF
| Shiawassee County, the grading
grounds the construction OF the walk
| approaches thereto, and the furnish
same with suitable and proper furn
cost an additional expense OF SCI, 45l.t
| above the sum Of S15,U00.t0 appropri
people OF said county, therefor.
Be t. Resolved, That the pur1
| Ing : "a additional sum that said {
| graUiug ct the grounds. walks and
| thereto, aud the furniture for thl
cost, and the obligations OF said
| have been incurred therefor, being
| S67 d5l SO that loan be made by
| OF Shiawassee OF the sum OF S67f
| placed to the credit OF the Court I
| ing Fund. and that bonds to tina
| issued by the proper officers OF
| said bonds not 10 draw interest
rate than four (D per cent per an
| semi-annually, ard said bonds
| follows: 1OC0 on on the 18th df
| A. D., 1908, S7,000.C0 on the 18th q
| A ID lQi0 NJ O00. on on the 18th dc
A. D., 1911, 81, 900. 90 on the 18th Dis
| A. D., 1903, &7,( 90, 90 on the 18th
| A. ID. 1914 81. 900 90 on the 18th d,
| A, D., 1916, 81 600. 90 on the 18th d,
| A. d., 1917, 81, coo 90 on the 18th
| A. D.. 1919, S., OOO.0 90 on the 18TH
| A. D., 1920, and 100000 on tn,
| January A. D., 1871
| Said bonds shall be advertised
| treasurer OF Shiawassee County
/ pense in one or more OF the pro
| cial Journals OF the country for n
| days before the date OF The sale
| and the bids shall be received by
| consisting Of the treasurer, couS
| Judge OF PROBATE OF said county. q
| shall be sod to the highest biudei
the proceeds both principal and
/ rived from the sale OF said be
| turned over TO the treasurer
| county, 10 be used for the purpos,
ing the sum OF S67,000 90. for the b
court house In the City of Corunna
| paving for the furniture OF said
and payin5 .or the walks and app
| grading the grounds.
Resolved, Further, that there
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
KING OSCAR IS ILL
SWEDISH PEOPLE HEAR NEWS
 WITH ALARM.
Heart of Swedish Monarch Gives EvI- denees of Failing and crown Prince ls Summoned tO
 Fathers Bedside.

Stockholm Dec. 13.-Considerable alarm was occasioned the Swedish peo- ple today by a statement that ling oscar was seriously i'll. that all the members of the royal family had as- sembled at the palace. that the crown prince had been summoned hurriedly from Berlin.
 It appears that King oscar has been ailing for some days past. His indlS position was not regarded as serious until Wednesday. when he developc3 symptoms of heart failure. His hear. has been affected for the last three years and in the fear that because of his great age the present attack might prove fatal. four doctors have been iG attendance.
 The king slept fairly well last night and was better this morning, but 10 wards afternoon his condition aga;n became alarming.
 At g o'clock. however, the Associa- ted Press learned that the king hal some further sleep and that his doe tors were hopeful of a rally. The crown prince is expected to arrive ere to- morrow morning
 The bulletin issued tonight says that the kings condition is tolerabIy satis factory. The action of the heart is m. proved, although the pulse Is irregular His temperature is given as 101
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14

the standard dictionaries will continue to be the accepted authority
 Much of the printing that Is done for Congress is reproduced ln executive documents. Much of the printing that Is done for the executive departments is reproduced in Congressional publi- cations. If the government is to have two forms of spelling this will neces- sarily double composition. double stereotyping and electrotyping double proof-reading and other incidental ex- pense It will mean a double force of proof readers, for 1t is inconceivable that a proof reader gould be required to adapt himself to more than one sys- tenn of spelling with the expectation of rendering efficient service.
 In justice to government officials it may be said of each particular form of orthography involving a departure from the recognized standard in popu- lar use imposes the head of an execu- tive department as well as upon all of his subordinates a policy that may well be considered in many instances offensive.
 In the opinion of the Committee any departure from the recognized stand ards of orthography cannot with safe ty, satisfaction or economy be taken until Congress and the executive shall agree upon the adoption of other orr thographic methods"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14

plause and disorder. The socialist members hurried from the hall before Count von Ballestram, President of the Reichstag, could propose the usual three cheers for the Emperor; but in spite of this, the cheers were given with unusual enthusiasm. The occu~ pants of the galleries joined in,
 The dissolution of the Reichstag has come so suddenly that the compopent parties have not yet been able to take their bearings. Many caucuses are be- ing held tonight in hotels and private houses for the purpose of outlinging the courses of the various parties in the forthcoming election campaign
 The time for this campaign is very brief, as the elections must be conclud ed prior to February I'll. The wisdom of the governments course in dissoiv' ing the Reichstag upon the question of the colonies. which has exhausted the patience of the people, Is serious ly doubted by cool headed ministerial ists.
 However, most of the Conservatives, and Nationl Liberals, are enthusiastic over the step taken by the government, in which they perceive the fact. above all else, that the government has bro- ken with the clericals. The Radical parties that recently took steps look ing to common action in elections, are placed in a peculiar position by to- days dissolution.
 They voted with the government, though they are usually sharply antag- onistic to the governments policy and their members have been indefatigable critics of the colonial mismanagement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
RELIGIOUS WAR BEGINS
 WITH ABSENCE OF INCIDENT

to comply with the terms pf the law are being closed.
 During the day a number of appllca- tions for permission to hold religious meetings under the law of 1881 were made at the prefecture of police by parishiohers who went there from all parts of Paris. Ten such applications were filed before ? o'clock in the af- ternoon. Reports from other cities say that similar applications were made there. /
 It was rumored during the afternoon that the government was instigatlng this course on the part of the parish toners in order to insure keeping the churches at the disposal of the clergy and forcing the latter into the posi- ton of deliberately discontinuing pub lie worship. No disorder was reported during the day to have occurred in any of the departments where the same procedure as adopted in Paris Is being followed. Notices to evacuate the edi- fees belonging to the state were served on the ecclesiastics and seminarists and were usually met with the re- sponse that they would yield only to force.
 The abbes of the church of st<Pierre du Gros Caillou, St. Augustin and St. Koch, who are being prosecuted under the law making it an offense to utter in places of public worship words calcu- lateu 10 proNOke resistance to the law = full authorities, appeared for prelimi- nary examination today. They denied having violated the law and their cases were postponed. It was in the churches of the three abbes mentioned that the. greatest resistance to the talk ing of inventories occurred
 The ecclesiastics charged with viola tions of the law have appealed to the commissaries of police. They claim that in celebrating mass they are with in their rights. sThe trials will take place before the correctional court.
 Proceedings have been begun in be- half of the government against the Sisters of the Assumption order on the school for the aristocracy in violation of the law against education by relig- ious orders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
HELPS IMMIGRATION.
Kaiser Exempts all From Military to
 go t0 Brazil.

Kaiser Exempts all From Military 70
 go t0 Brazil.
 Washington, Dec. 13.-A recent gov ernment report has revived the dues- tibn as to whether or not Germany ac- tually was aiding in the establishment of her subjects in Brazil.
 The publication was made on the au- thority of representatives of american business interests who alleged that Germany was offering special exemp- ton from military service to all who go to Rio Grande do Sol. The German embassy took the matter ID with tn" home government, but the reply re- ceived did not confirm the statements.
 It was said that no exceptions of the kind referred to had been made and that the emigration to Brazil from Germany of late years had been very small.
 That Brazil, however, looks upon the German settlers as being most t-esirabie from every point of view, was made evident today when Ambassador Ma buco declared that his country wanted more of them. I hope, he said. "a million or more of them will emigrate there. They have done good work in Brazil. and I trust Emperor William will grant the exemption from miiita- ry service referred to m order to en- courage that kind Of emigration to my country"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
PLANS FOR MONSTER.
Great Fighting Machine 70 be Biggest
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Great EtKmNhnB MHcntnc 70 pc hkE&S~A
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 Washington. Dec. 13.--Congress to- day received from Secretary Bouaparte the draft of the plans of the big bat tleship provided for at the last ses- sion.
 The plan selected by the Navy De- partment was one prepared by the con- struction bureau, embodying many novel features and, designs, the broad- side now built or building; the eleva- ton of the guns being greater with consequent increase of long range fire: the defensive qualities superior to any other battleship and the percentage os weight of hull and armor exceeding by 5000 tons the largest battleship yet built.
 The ship is to be 510 feet long. S5 feet. 5-s inches beam: 10000 tons displacement. twenty-seven feet draft 2,39O tons coal capacity and twenty-ono knot seed She will have ten twelve- inch rifles and fourteen ike inch rapid fire guns and some small .nachine guns to repel torpedo attacks The limit Ss cost Is S6,00O.000.