THE PA TNT PAUL J>ATLY GLOBE: WEDNKSDAY MOKNfNO. DECEMBER }9, m4. 7

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U a KMMi-Tiiehandsome phplossrapha*» of the people con"cr!ieaiß the cele-

brated Cliiismurder case, now beitin sold, anfully protected Dv copyriclkr. Aii i er»onecopying them will be prosecuted?". MroujfiScto . .Minneapolis. '-;^Bs

SITUATIONS \lA>'li:i>.

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Bakkk- .\ nood baker on cookies andbread. :.!sn candy, is tookini; fot a job.

.Address 11.. MS Pleasant ay.

COOK— Situation wanted by a colored manwho is a tirst-class cook and waiter. B.

Randoi; U. Hotel De Mink. Fourth and >».Peter »is. ;Mil iixiows orri:Ki:i».

Halt's.

AGENTS wanted to canvass the countiesin which they live: under our new plan

they can earn from fr."> to Jif> J per month;rite for particulars. Only thosd who are

willingto make 11 house to house canvass inthe country and towns are wanted. Ladiescan do the work as well as men. From $•*> to$13 per day easily made. No capital re-ouired. Address by mat! only, Di, care ofthe iilobe.

ACJKNTS i:i every state on sahirv and com-mission: Agents mating 525 tt> ;'\u25a0'> -j weekly.

Eureka Chemical A Mfjc. i •\u25a0. LaCrosse, Wia.

At.»M» -W agents for Bankers'iJfeAßsociaUou.St-Panliillnn. : strongest

home company furnishing guaranteed pro-tection at lowest cost; profitable positionopen in St. Paol and ihroujrhout Minnesota.

Lite for Hvrenev.

r\HIVKR wants work drivinga deliveryIt wagon, or would like wort around

; some store; very useful around a place, and! in need of work. Address Driver, -Kit} Kasti Sixth si. . ."

ENGINICKK— Wanted, situation us engi-neer, fireman or anything else; good

reference given: Address is, olobe.

L(J < I .<IVN- Wanted, by practicalelectrician of experience, a permanent

pot>it!on; asa also tirat-class engineer, O 13,Globe.

OFFICE IVOKK-situation wanted byyoung man of 10 at office work, or any-

thing which is offered him; am a good peh-j mini Address MiKosabel St.. city.

! OFFICE WOKK—Sober, well-educated! " young man, pleasing appearance, ex-perienced in office work and general mer-

chandise, wants work at $ii per month;would wait on table. Address Kelly, 105Kast Fifth st.AM\N in every Mvuon to sell staple

Istudealers; experience uiinetvs-sarv;be<<l side line. $r.'> a month. Salaryand expenses oi larcc cocimission made; forbcaled pnrtici larssend stamp. Clifi m isoap& Manufacturing Co., ;tux ."-t;. Cincinnati.t»hio.

piIAUMACIvr,rexbitered. desires posi-I Uon:experienced and siric;ly temperate;highest referen es. Pharmacist, £.'1 Chest-nut st.

BKSI ItltKrVl»l> SEX in town todaycents nt Mrs. HcNabb's, :;i.« St

Peter st.. also home-made bread, pastry.> Orders for plum puddings and fruit cake fort hristmas.

PRIMTKB—Practical all-round printer oflong experience wants situation. Ad-

dresa Printer, ll Kaat Third st., St. Paul.

SAI.KSJIAX—Experienced city salesinsu\\:iiits s;>incihii;R to sell on salary or com-

mission Address D l.">. Globe.

SAI.I.S.V.KX. we send sample?, allow lib-eral salary and cx]ioi:sos or commission

to proper applicants. Staple seller, threestores out til live will order. Address withsttiini> Lock. Box 4:'i>, New York City.

SALKSMAN—Wanted, position as travel-O ins salesman, '"on commission."' by aman with many years' business experience;gentV furnishing goods, a pants line or out-ins shirts preferred. Salesman, (Hillwater,Minn.. 510 West Olive st.

MM AXIOMS \V4VHI»

I'4'llialCK.

C^UMPA » lON—Warned, a uo«iiion as

' companion to an invalid or elderly lady.Call 7* olive.

Dlsiiu ASHKK-AKirl wrius plaoe innotel or hoarding hous« for<lisliwasliii)K

or chamber work. Call at once. K75 Albe-niarle st., corner MUfonl up stairs.

DK(.ss.\i.\kkk— An experienced dress-naker wauls sewing by the day In fsmi-

lies. Call or address 215 Hoiido st.

DKKSSMAIUK wants sewing in familiesor at home. Audreso ;\u25a0..'«\u25a0; L'Orieut.

HOI NJ-.WOHK— Two gTrls would liKe po-sition to go to Montana for houseworkor hotel work. ApplyC."2 East Sixth.

HIHISKWOKK-a girl wiili a one-year-old baby wixhes a place in or out of the

City; Will work for small Wages For partic-ulars, ur Khsi Ninth st.

Hoi;sKKKKl'ici:-Acompetent lady do-sires a position as housekeeper or nurse,

Call 70s Olive.

H<'l ->!:ki:ki'l-:k — a young Scandi-navian woman with a one-year-old

Child would Hke a position us housekeeper.Call at 583 Bradley.

L.llM)|<Kss — A first class laundresswould like rough-dry washing to do nt

home ; clothes called for and delivered, andgood work guaranteed. Address Laundress.4 ("> Ka-t Sixth t.t.

JVIKsk—An experienced nune would\u25a0!\u25a0* like a situation, lims bad experience inall kinds of nursing. Address 14'J Uoudo.

OUGANIMT-Wanted—A lady desires aposition as organist; references. Ad-

dress I'7, Globe.

OFFICK WOKK-A youiiglady with twoyears' experience In office work ue»ire.s

a position; cau operate a typewriter. Ad-dress :j X, Globe.

yANTKD-Mfiiwho will work to rS"S» » per mouth or large commission. veil-

ing goocis by sample to dealers: Experienceunnecessary. Write '.is we will explain.For seiiitHl parti< -ul.-tra send stamp. House-hold Specialty Co., (7.") Cincinnati. O.

TAJisTKK-tiood ten mater wants a jobdriviii";cau hai.dle twu or four horses.

3«5 Slryker ay.

UlNTrl) Canvassers for ex-SecretaryI{. W. Thompson's book, "Personal

»of Sixteen Presidents," writtenin hise.'gbty-fiftb year: clear, forcible, at-. by sutß'ription oaly. NorthStarSpei :.;.. Comjany, Agents, P.0.80x44.i. Nt

LAN—Reliable man wants po-» » fiition as ni^ht watchman ; best of ref-

erence furnished 415 East Seven st.lITATCHSIAX—ReIiabIe man wants posi-

» • tion ns uigbtwatchman; beat of refer-ence furnished. 41"> EaatSerenih st.

uTENOURAPtttctt —Competent MenogO rapher and typewriter wants work; candi> assistant bookkedptufi: will worn for rea-sonable salary, ti) Uermania Life Huiiding,corner Koartii and ktiuuesota sts.

STKNUGKAPHKR—Young lady of col-leize education wishes position as sie-

nographer and Ijrpewritisi; will work formoderate salary. B c.. ulo!>e.

UrcißK FOX BUAHD-A willinpryouncmail would like to hear from a chari

table family where he could wors tor hisboard ami attend school. I'leuso addressX M.. 543 Eudicott Buildinz.

117 ASHlNG—Wanted, washing to do byV V (he day or take home. Address or call

1027 Edrertou st. rear <!>>•'[•.

UT AXThli nt once. 100 good and reliablemen at srood p;*«. Address at once,

with st in].. E. Westph.,; & Co., -""iir.rod.Wadeim County. Minn.

V\ " AN t'Kl>—Young people to learn leleg-• • rapby,'shorthand, bookkeeping, etc.:

night school four nighis weekly. GlobeBusiness College. Endicoti Building.!

T¥7"ASHlNG—Wanted, wasiiing to takeVV home by a flrst-class laundress; will

work very cheap, cail oraddress M. \V., «^i4Mississippi st.

••FHSO.V4f>S.

AKK I»U IN TKOim.K/ ConsultMadame Ina Walker, "life reader,'" for

fiiithfuiretidiiiK of your pa.r.L j>rev»tH andfuture; she will guide you In all affairs oflife by power turner than human; corru-Mioiuieiice confidential: ladies. fiO cents:gentlemen. $1. f>o.> Wabasha st., opr>ositecapitol

ALWAYS ItKMAULK-Madamo i&iu-worth; prices reduced ,r> \u25a0 cents; thirty

years'' experience, i.i Eighth st.

U/OK !\u25a0\u25a0<»;; KOA«D—Wanted, a placeto work for board and attend school.

Address .1. A. G.. :;ii4 Bombel st.. city

WASlllNii—Woman goes out washing.ironing and liouseeloKiiiiig. Inquire

at 204 West Sixth st.: nt kitchen.

MKs. i.i.wis— Expertenoea uiassa^ist;hours Id to 10daily. \& Kust Sevenih,

t&ooms -0 and 30.

\\ • <\u25a0! AKANT; you competent In\u2666 » eight weeks at Twin City Barber

catalogue mailed free; tools donated.. 110 Hen nei>in, Minneapolis.

S Cl.i;!!c.

A(iKNT.s Wanted to canvass the countiesin which they live: under our new plan

they cancajn from $.V> to SI.Mi per month;write for particulars. Only those who arewillingto make a house to house canvass inthe country and towns are wanted. Ladiescan do he work ns well as men. From 55 to513 per day easily made. Mo capital re-

red. Address by mail only, D4, care of

H«U SKWOKK—Wanted, a (riri for izen-•-•!;ii housework at :j'j.> itatitil s>t., near

Wv-t Seventh.

dui'Si.WOKK—Gir! wanted for general

housework: .-mall family. Apply at 53JLaurel ay.

Hoi BKWOKK—Wanted, giri for generalhousework. 29 Kast Tenth st.

I 1 Ol tUsWUKK- Girl to do genera! house-II work at is."< Aurora ay.

V[I"RSK GlUi. — Wanted, competent

-' nurse girl. ST,' Goodrich ay.

FOX *\u2666!.£..

CIHRIBIMA& TREKS* — For sale, twocarloads Christmas trees of all sizes, at

die Urand Central market. Entrance on'1 bird. Fourth and St. Peter t-ts.

ri!KlM«\s 1 KKKS-For sale. Chrisl-

*— inns trees f r churches and families, onEighth st., between tVaeoutaand sioley.

CIIAIKANU:>KSK—SIO takes a revoiv-V> ing spring office chair aud desk. 1012New York Life Huilding.

CMIKIS I'M \S i'KM-.S for saie; buy your- < hmtma's trees at the corner of Seventh

and m. Petersts., city market.

JKWKMtV—Solid gold watches and dia-mond riiiits for sale at one-third their

value. Standard Loan Company, bchutteBuilding, 154Kast Seventh, near ."iackt-on st.

XMAB THKKS K<)K BAI.K-All sizesat a'r. prices at Uamaley's, corner Sixth

rud St. Petur sts.

.^AI.I-;of second-hand stovesO Hiid carpels at Hyun Furniture nnd Ex-change L'ompauv, 142 and 144 "seventh st.

. ItKOl'l ICON a:;d masic lantern out-O tits for illustrating lectures, exhibitionsand street, advertising: complete outfits atabout !i;i!r manufacturer's price: 1,500 ;i!ainand colored slides iv lots to suit; new andsecond-hand outlits bought, sold and ex-changed. Richards & Birch, 200 Nicollet ay.,Minn apolis, .Minn.

HOAR!) OFFKRK!).

BOAKD— Furnished fr-jiu rooms withboard. Sh'i Nonh Washington st.

:>\rti»- L'topia, 4M St. Peter St.—Steam--1 heated rooms with board.

ROARD—Pleasa'ut front room with alcove,also sunny side room: excellent board ;

i.yc;tble; be?.t references. 155 Nina\u25a0venue.

fcWIiIIK MINK .."—Pleasant rooms, withX boiird: centrally located for business

people. Ifj;College avrt corner Sixth.

Notice of Mortsajje Salo.

DEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE INthe conditions ofa certain indenture of

mortgage maae by John Johnson and Anne»,1. Johnson, his wife, mortgagors, to Edith

•iiv mortgagee, dated April 15, imi.and1 led for record aud recorded in ihe otlice otthe Recisterol Deeds in ami for the Countyot l.'aiusey and state of Minnesota, on theIfetb day of April, ltt»l, at 4 o'clock p. m., inhn k su. of Morigagen. on pa«<; SJo, and,whereas, said Editb K. Stuart is now de-cea&ed, »:,ii letters tertameutaryon the estate

I Edith K. Stuart have been duly issuedto George B. Kilter, executor, ana autben-

; said letters testamentarywere ou Uieautb day of November, lUM.dulyfiled for record and recorded In ihe office ofBKid Register of Deeds, In Book 33, of Mis-cellaneous Records, -. ii page 54; and, wliere-aa, such default has continued formore than ten days, nnd there isclaimed to be due and uayable, ajidthere is due and payable on said mortgage in-debtedness at the dale of this notice the sumof kix hundred and fifty six and H-joo

i;> dollarp.and uokproceeding or actionat law or otherwise having been Instituted to: tbe debt secured by said mortgage or

any part thereof; now, therefore, notice isheret.y given tbat by virtue of the power ofaale m said mortgage contained, and thet . 111 such case made aud provided, thet»\'\ mortgage wiil be foreclosed by h sale ofthe premises [herein described, to wit: Allthiiitract or parcel of land lying and beingin tbe County ofKamsey and State of Min-nesota, described as follows: The west halfn1) \u25a0 f lot numbered three c<> of p. R. bfc-ponneli's liearraug :meut (if block numbered

two B2) of Banning & Olivier's Addi-tiori 10 v\'i.si st. Paul, according to the platihereol on file «nd of record intbeoffiaeof the Register of Deeds iv nnd forKnid Ramsey County, together with all thehereditaments and appurtenances thereuntobelonging, at public auction, to the highestbidder forcash, on Thursday, tije iTth day ofJanuiiry, IHK, nt 10 o'clock In the forenoonof said day, at the Oedar street entrance tothe Uftinsey County Court House, in the Cityof st. Paul. County of Kameey atid state ofMiuueMHa. to i-uns-fy the amount tnat willthen be due on suij mortgage debt, and thesiiui of fifty dollars attorneys' ices stipulatedin Mud mortgage, to be paid In case of theforeclosure of s,ii(! mortgage, together withthe cost* snd disbursements uilowed by law.

J^uted December Hid, IHH.GEORGE B. RITTEH, Executor

gTRtMW.K i{c bKTMOCB, Attorneys for Execu-lor, St. Paul, Minn.

lIfSTRIXTIOXS.bt 11/IOZZAKA'S ' DANCING ACAI)-

--1»1 emy, 830 Central Park. East—Pupilscan enter class at any time; private instruc-tion.

SV. At;A i HAS ACADK.MYOF MUSICand Art. -»> Ea.st Exchange St., St. Paul-

Piano, violin, guitar, banjo and mandolintaught Lessons Riven in drawing and paint-in?. Call or send for prospectus.

I i:\A*ClAi\.

FOR SAl.fe I'HEAV-Stock in the Rob-erts Manufactakiog Company. Apply

to the Capital City Ornamental Iron, Wireand Brass Works. 183 Eighth St.

\1 ONK* LOANKDon life Insurance pol-i»l icies. or bought. L. P. Van Norman.41'.'l> Guaranty Loan Building. Minneapolis

C I i'» (300 .short-time loans procured*i?*J\J on personal property. Ohio Invest-ment Company, Seventh floor Globe Build-ing.

to j;.\iii.i.Xii;.T K\V goods for sec'a-nnnd.liyan FurnitureI nnd Kxciiange Co.. 14: nnd 144 E. Tth st.

tIfHEtUEAS, DEFAULT HaS BKKN»V made in certain conditions of a mort-

gage in writing and under seal, whereby thepower of sale contained in said mortgage hasbecome operative, which mortgage bears dateSeptember 35th, 1889. and wasexecuted byCaspar Oehrleiu and Catherine Oehneiu, hiswife, to William Rinck. to secure the pay-ment of §1,500.10 and interest at the rate ofeiaht i>er cent per annum, the principal andinterest of which is long since past due;which mortgage was dulyrecorded in theotlice of the Register of Deeds of RamseyComity. Minnesota, in book ISO of Mortgages,on page GiK. on September 2Kth, 1S8 1.-;and whereas said Mortgage wasby the said Wiljiam Rinck, bywritten instrument bearing date August 27th,18i»0. and recorded iv the office of said Register of Deeds on October ad. 180(), in book 111of Assignments, ou page 126, duly assigned,with the indebtedness which the same wasgiven to socure. to the mule:signed AutonMies-eu; aud wherean.said Anton Miesen.by awritten instrument bearing date October 4th,IW, and recorded in the office of 6Hid Regis-ter of Deeds on October Oth, IS9 >, in book ;?>

I of Assignments, ou page l<i\ duly assignedsaid mortgage to Peter J. Miesen; and where-as. Peter J. Miesen. by an Instrument iv writ-ing beating date October 25th. IM9?, and te-

j corded in the office of said Register ofDeedson November t-th, 1894, in bock Hi of Assign-ments, on page :W4. duly assigned said mort-gage to said Anton Miesen, who is now tneholder and owjier thereof, together with theindebtedness which the same was given tosecure; and. whereas no action or proceed-ing has been iusrituted at law to recover thedebt now remaining secured by said mort-gage, and there is now claimed to be due onsaid mortgage sixteen hundred and thirtv-eight dollars and thirty-three cents, and theundersigned assignee has paid at the date of

| this notice S4l IH-l'iO taxes on the property-described In said mortgage.

Now. therefore, notice is hereby given thatsaid mortgage will be foieclosed by sale ofthe niorisratjed premises therein described atpublic reudue to the highest bidder d> theSheriff ofsaid county, at the Fourth streetdoor of the Court House, in the City ofSt.Paul, iv said county, on the ad day ofJanu-t ry, IHiCi. at ten o'clock in the forenoon ofthat day,to pay said sum of $1,500.00 with increst at the late ot ei«ht per cent per an-

num from September 24th, U-OT. and said Miniof $41 18-100 taxes paid, as aforesaid, with in-terest thereon from the time of payment, andthe costs und disbursements as provided bylaw incurred in the foreclosure ofsaid mort-Kase. and also the sum ofseventy-five dollarssolicitors fees for foreclosure of saidmort-gage (said mortgagor having covenanted insaid mortgage to pay the sum" of one hundreddollars as such solicitor't> fcesi.

The piemises so to be sold are situated insaid Ramsey County, and nre aescribed, anddescribed in said mortgage as follows: Allthai part of the west oue-iinlf i W. 14) of thesouthwest <iuarter (S. W 14) ol ihe northeast<ii:Hrter iN IC. ti) of section number seven-teen (lT.i, townshipnnmbertwenty-nine (29).range number twenty-two 122> west, in saidCounty and stß'.e. described n> follows: Be-ginniug at a point on the north and southcenter line of said section seventeen (17).three hundred and thirty (33(!) feet north ofthe center of sikl section.and running thenceeast six hundred sod sixty (M0) feel to theeast line of said west one-half iW.i?i cf saidsouthwest quarter (s. W. i&lof the northeastquarter (N.B.Vk)of said section; thence northnloiig said last-mentioned line three imiidredaud ninety-six <3M) feet; thence west six

I hundred and sixty (SO) feet to the northand Fouth center line ol said section: thencesouth along said center line of said sectionthree, hundred and nineiy-ets (395) feft tothe place of beginning; containing [fi) sixacres of laud, more or less.

Also, beginning at the northeast corner ofthe piece hereiuabove deocribod and con-reyed (being a point on the east line of saidwest one-balf (W. t'i) of said southwestquarter (£. W. %) of the northeast uuartaf(N. E. Mj 1 of said section seventeen M7i,seven bundled and twenty-six <T**>» feetnorth of ihe eastand west center line of saidsection, and running thence north along *aideast line of said west half (W. *t< of saidsouthwest quarter (8. W. 14 > of the north-east quarter (N. E. 14) of said section, fivehundred and ninety-four (a;i4) feet, to thenorth line of saiil southwest quarter fS. W.Ml.) of the northeast quarter (St. X, 14 lofskid section; thence west, along said la>:t-nieniioned line w\e hundred and forty-sixand sixty-six hundreriths (146.66) feet;thenoesouth, parallel wiihsaid taht line ofsad west lislMW.igi of fcdid soathwestquarter (S. W. U) of the northeast quarter(N. E. Vi) cf said section seventeen (17), livehundred and ninety-four (901) feet; thenceeast one hundred and forty six and sixty-sixbun(iredths.(l4»,.(ti) feet to the j.lace of be-ginning; containing two (>) acres of land,more or less.

Dated November 19th, 1804.ANTON MIESEN,

Assignee of Mortgagee.Jno. II Iveb, Attorney for AsiiKueeof Mort-gagee.

\\J ami !M> wanted to lake home, or will*V go oat washing or scrubbing. 844 td-

mund st.

ASHING wanted to do at home. Callat 226 Rondo st.

WAs. ji><i wanted i<i do at uome. Mrs.Kagerer, 7.'7 Charles st.

U/ aitkkss- Wanted, work waiting din-ners or evening parties, by good col-

ored woman. Address or call 18*6 East sSev-eiuh 5.4

LOST I>J» foi;hi>.

U'MIJUKLXA—Between my residence and' union depot, last evening, a silk umbrella,

with horn handle, silver tip and I num. Lib-eral reward will be paid finder if returned toGeorge \V. Freeman, with v. <;ot/iun & Co.

Notice ol".?Iort<ra««i" Sale.

DEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE INthe conditions of a certain indenture of

mortgage made by John M. Rohmaun andLouise Rohmauu. bis wife, mortgagors, toElizabeth lluntiuglou, mortgagee, dated JulyIst. lt&\ and tiled for record and recorded inthe office of the Register of Deeds in and lorthe County of Ramsey and State of Minne-sota, on the I'lst day of July. ISA", at 4:15o'clock p. m., in Book Si of mortgages, onpage SOI: And. whereas said ElizabethHuntmgton is now deceased.and letters, testa-mentary on the estate of said Elizabeth Hunt-ingion, deceased, have been duly issued toWilliam D. Harbour, Nunaaa Barbour andThomas.!. Barbour. executors, and authenti-cated conies of said letters testamentary wereon the Gib. day of July, 1891, duly recorded inthe office of said Register of Deeds, in Book27 of Miscellaneous Records, on pa^e K7;And, whereas said n.ortgage was by the saidexecutors duly assigned to Elizabeth Dorlerby an instrument in writing, bearing date ofDecember 11th, 1801, and liled forrecord anddulyrecorded in the office of said Register ofDeeds on the 15th. day of December, lS'Jj.at 10:3) o'clock a. m., in Book 3d of Assign-ments, on page 55*2; And. whereas there isclaimed to be due and pa? able, andthere Is due and payable on said mortgageindebtedness, at the date of this notice,the sum of eight hundred two and 68-100(802.68) dollars, and no proceedings or actionat law or otherwise having been instituted torecover the debt secured by said mortgage, orany part thereof;

.Now, therefore, notice is hereby given thatby virtue of the power of sale in' sail mort-gage contained, and the statute in such casemade ana provided, tue said mortgage willbe foreclosed by a sale of the premisestherein described, namely: Lot numberedtwenty-seven C-'T), of Brown's subdivision ofblock numbered tour (4), ot Stinson. Brown& Ramsey s addition to St. Paul, accordingto the recorded plat thereof on file in theoffice of the Register of Deeds in and for ,said Ramsey County, Minnesota, togetherwith all the hereditaments and appurte-nances thereunto belonging.at publicauctionto the highest bidder for cash, on Thursday*th3-'7th day of December, 1*94, at 10 clockiv the forenoon of said day. at the Cedarstreet entrance to the Ramsey County courthouse, in the City of St. Paul. County ofRamsey aud State of Minnesota, to satisfy jthe amount that v. ill then be due on saidmortgage debt, and the sum of fifty dollarsattorney's fees, stipulated to be paid in caseof the foreclosure of said mortgage, togetherwith the costs and disbursements a. lowed bylaw.

Dated Nov. 14th. 1894.ELIZABETH FARSSWORTH(formerly Elizabeth Dorler),

Assignee ofMortgage.Stringer & Seymour.

Attorneys for Assignee, St. Paul, Minn.

Notice of Jlortzrajje Sale.

DEFAULT HAYINGBEEN MADEIN THEU conditions of a certain indenture ofmortgage made by John Kaftan and BridgetEagau, hi* wife, mortgagors, to Luther E.Newport, mortgagee, dated August Ist, 18S8,and tiled forrecord and recorded in the officeof the Register of Deeds in and for the Coun-ty of Ramsey. State of Minnesota, on the "dCay of August, 1888. Nt ft o'clock p. m., inBook 203 of Mortgages, on page 101. whichsaid mortgage was dulyunsigned by the saidLuther E. Newport, mortgagee, to Mary E.Potter, by an Instrument la writing bearingdate October '..'4th. 1888. and tiled tor recordand recorded in the office of the Register ofDeeds of sail County on the 24th day of Oc-tober, 18S8, in Book "V" of Assignments,on page 608.

And, whereas, there is claimed to* be dueand payable, and there is due and payable atthe date of thin notice, on said mortgage in-debtedness, the sum ofTwenty four hundredseventy-seven aud 54-100 (a,477.54) dollars.of which amount the sum of fifty-six and3C-108 (St.3o) dollars was paid by said as-signee as and tor insurance premiums onsaid property, and no proceeding or action»t law or otherwise having been in-titiited torecover the debt secured by said mortgage,or any part thereof, now, therefore, notice iihereby given, that under aud by virtue of thepower of sale in said mortgage contained,and the statute in such case made mid pro-vided, the .said mortgage will bo foreclosedby the sale of the premises therein de-scribed, to wit: All that tract or parcel oflaud lyingand being in the County of Ram-sey, Slate of Minnesota, described as fol-lows: lot numbered twenty (iii)of blocknumbered eighteen (18), of Msckubin & Mar-shall'a Addition to St. Paul, according to therecorded plat thereof, on file in the office ofthe Register of Deeds in and for said Countyof Ramsey, together with all the heredita-ments and appurtenances thereunto belong-ing,at public auction.to the highest bidder forcash, on Thursday, the 34th day of January.1£95, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of saidday, at the Cedar street entrance to the Ram-sey County Court House, in the City of St.Paul, County of Ramsey, and State of Minne-sota, to satisfy the amount that will then bedue on said mortgage debt, and the turn ofseventy dollars attorney's fee* stipulatedIn said mortgage to bo paid la case of theforeclosure thereof, together with the costsand disbursements allowed by law.

Dated December ICtti, 1804.MARY E. POTTER, Assignee.

Si kingn & Seymour,Attorneys for Assignee, St. Paul, Minn.

J\l Its. I.OMSK NEUMANN—Mas.,ue-Itl rade and theatrical costumes, masks.wigs, hoards and rrease paint. 50 East ;*ev-entli si.

IYIUN. AI,I(!K AUSTIN, clairvoyant;A'l card readings 25 cents. No. lti West Ex-change st.. near Wabasha.

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DXVAULT IIAVI It • BERN MADE *.INthe conditions of \u25a0 certain iudesitute of

mortgage made by Antouia Sauerwein andJohn Saner wein, her husband, mortgagors,to Samuel B. Pierce, mortgagee, date.d Aprilsth, A. D ISSN and filed for record and rec--oru- d in Hie ornee of the Register of Deedsill and for tbe County of Ramsey, State ofMinnesota, on the -'d day of May, i«>»K;ai l': 111o'clock p. m., in Book 14s of Mortgages, onpage 311; And, whereas, such default hascontinued for more than thirty days, andthere is claimed to be due and payable, andthere is due and payable on s.iid mortgageindebtedness at the date of this notice thesum of three thousand one hundred fortyand 22-100 (3,l4'J.^J) ttoiiar*, and no proceed-ing or action at Inw or otherwise ,-iiav-ing been instituted to recover the debtsecured by said mortgage, or any. |>..rtthereof, and whereas the property in kmKImortgage described, was and is ali"tl*»4riuaor parcel or laud lying and being. iv (heCounty of Ramsey and State of Minnesota,described as follows: Lots numbered four-teen (14), fifteen <;!")) and sixteen (16), inblock numbered two (ii). of Deer Park Divi-sion to St. Paul; and lot numbered nine (9)of block numbered two (5) of Elbra Divisionto St. Paul, according to the recorded platsthereof on hie in the office of said Register ofDeeds, and whereas, by instrument in writ-ingbearing date of March 25th. 1890, and re-corded in the office of said Register of Deedson the '-Sib. day of April. 1890. in book J, ofPartial Releases, on page 31?. said mortgageedid release and discharge from the lien ofsaid mortgage said lot numbered nine (<J). ofblock numbered two ('.') of Eibra Division toSt. Paul, and did retain the lienof said mortgage on the remainder of saidproperly in Siiid mortgage descried, now.therefore, notice is hereby given that by vir-tue of the power of saie in said mortgagecontained and the statute in such casesmade and provided the said mortgage will beforeclosed by a sale '.ol the premises here-inafter and in said morteage described, towit: Ail that tract or parcel of land lyingand being in the County of Ramsey andState of Minnesota, described as follows:Lots numbered fourteen (14), fifteen (15and sixteen (16) of block numbered two i2).of Deer Park Division to St. Paul, accordingto the recorded plat thereof on file and ofrecord in the office of the Register of Deedsin and for the said County of Ramsey, to-gether with all tha hereditaments and ap-purtenances thereunto belonging, at publicauction, to the highest bidder for cash, ouThursday, the 17lli day ol January, 189.5. at10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at theCedar street entrance to the Ramsey"Countycourt house, in the City of St. Paui, Countyof Ramsey and State of Minnesota, to satisfythe amount that will then be due on sainmortgage debt, and the sum of seventy-fivedollars attorneys" fees stipulated in saidmortgage to be paid in case of the foreclos-ure of the same, together with the cost anddisbursements allowed by law.

Dated Dec. ;»rd, 1894.SAMUEL B. PIERCE, Mortgagee.

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[VfOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOS-1* ure Sale— A mortgage was dated, ex-ecuted and delivered on ths 25th day of Feb-ruary, 1880, by Martin Matbisen, unmarried,as mortgagor, to William F. Peel, as mort-gagee, which said mortgage was duly re-corded in the office of the Register of Deedsof Ramsey County, Minnesota, on the 2Sthday of February, 1689, at 11 o'clock and 40minutes a. in , in Book 203 of Mortgages, atpage -'22.

Subsequently, to wit, on the 15th day ofMarch, A. D. 1889, the said mortgage wasduly assigned by the said William V. Peet toElizabeth Curnmiiias. by an instrument inwriting, which said instrument of assign-ment was dulyrecorded in the office theRegister of Deeds of said County, on she lothday of March, A. D. 18S9, at 5 o'clock! p. in.,in Book .'8 of Assignments, at page 148.

Subsequently, to wit, on the 13th day ofFebruary, 18;»;j, the said Elizabeth Cummingshaving died testate, and a resident ofDauphin County, Pennsylvania, letters 'testa-mentary were duly issued by the Register forProbate of Wills and granting letters of ad-ministration of said Dauphin County, Penh-sylvauia, to James Ilagau, a duly certifiedcopy of which said letters testamentary wasrecorded in the office of the Register ofDeeds of said Ramsey County, Minnesota, authe l-.'th day of iSovember. lk)4. at 2 o'clockand 20 minutes p. in., in Book 34 of Miscel-laneous, at page 266. :- gfai ;

Default has been made in the conditions,agreements and covenants of said mortgage,find there is claimed to be due, and Is."" due.the subscriber, at the date of this notice,upon the said mortgage, the sum of onethousand and fifty dollars and rJfty-six cents.

Now. therefore. Notice is hereby givan thatby virtue of the power of sale contained instii'l mortgage, and of the statute iv suchcase made and provided, Faid mortgage willbo foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged prem-ises described therein and hereinafter de-scribed, to satisfy the amount which shall atthe date of said sale be due oilsaid mortgage,together with the costs and expenses of saidstile ah allowed by law, the taxes, ifany. paidby the subscriber.and the further sum of Fif-ty dollars (3:0.00) as an attorney's fee, whichis acrced in said mortgage to be paid in oneof foreclosure. Said sale will be made at theFourth Street entrance to the Court Houseand City Hall, in the City of St. Paul. RamseyCounty, Minnesota, on Thursday, the 27tday of December, 1694, at ten o'clock in theforenoon of said any, by the Sheriff of sntdRamsey County, at public auction, to thehighest bidder for cath.

The premises described in Mid mortgageand bo to be sold are situated in the Countyor Ramsey mid BUM of Minnesota, and areknown and described as follow*:

Lot numbered tweuty-livu (25) til Blocknumbered four <4). ot uravs Addition toMcKenty's Out Lots to Saint Paul, accordingto the recorded plat thereof on file In theoffice of the Register of Deeds in and forBaldCounty of Karaiey. V

Dated >«•» 14,1894.. . JAMIS IIAQAJf,As Executor of tbe Estate ofElizabeth Cum-

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