Standard (Newspaper) - August 2, 1883, Albert Lea, Minnesota W W WILLIAMS F W DRAKE Editors and Publishers be Bleat Ceo Adverting be f or It la PER IN ADVANCE ALBERT LEA AUGUST 2 1883 at the Postoffice in Albert Lea as sec ond class moil matter Tfl The Printed address ill your cates the to which your subscription is paid For instance Smith John means that John Smith has paid for his paper until May 1st 1878 It means even more That he should lose no time in paying up to the present time and that he need not wait until he comes to Albert Lea to do so lor he can enclose the money in a letter in the presence ot the master and forward it at our risk which we hope he as well as all others who owe us will not delay doing Jacob Hosteller ot Albert Lea township 18 a for the office ef Probate Judge A terrible earthquake occurred on the island of in the bay of on Saturday evening last It is estimated that people perished while more were injured We have reliable information thai the wheat crop of the Red Kiver ley from Fargo west is not worth the cutting only in exceptional cases Competent judges say that the yield cannot exceed 6 bushels per acre withstanding the lying report of the Pioneer Press By honoring the Grand Army of the we honor said the mayor of Denver in an official request for the business houses of that city to close during a portion of the exercises of the National Encampment of that last week The places were closed in accordance with the request James Carey the Dublin informer was shot just before the landing of the vessel which was conveying him with his family to Capetown He died in few hours His assailant was a Fenian by the name of O'Donnell who ed him from Dublin The news of the affair was received in Dublin with great joy The National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic just held at Denver Colorado was attended by about war veterans and was stupendous success The next ing a year hence will be at lis and will be the greatest event in the history of that city or of the state Grand Army Posts are multiplying rapidly counting among their mem bers the greatest soldiers and statesmen in the world and their meetings an more interesting and valuable as time advances and the war period grows remote In the telegraphic columns of the Pioneer Press one day last week a buncombe report from the j Red River Valley of the astonishing j in the wheat crop of that j within a day or previous i the sending of the dispatch by 011 of heavy had turned le color of the grain from yellow to j reen in so manifest a manner as to be isible to the naked eye during the rocess of changing and as a of this marvelous phenomenon moderate crop of from 20 to 25 Is per acre was expected As if to ive an air of credence to this absurd and make it more emphatic Pioneer Press alluded to it in an paragraph as though it was he most natural thing in the world hat wheat the color of amber ed and headed out at the heighth of roni 12 to 15 inches with shrivelled heads of from 1 to and 2 inches ong as we have been assured is the ase by those who have recently come from there and made thorough be healed and cured at he most sensitive period of its growth and brought forth in a single night and day by rain or by any power on earth except by the special tion and command of deity and be made to produce a moderate yield of from 20 to 25 bushels per acre or the half of that amount The people of other regions are prepared to believe great things of the Bed River Valley jut when it comes to the magical of a dwarfed and blighted wheat crop from a colorless state to a deep and beautiful green and that at such a rapid rate as to be apparent to while the change is taking place it is taxing their powers of ence beyond endurance The people of Northern Dakota lay awake nights scheming how to boom that country and the telegraphic columns of the St Paul and Minneapolis dailies herald heir amazing tales to the world while o keep up their own ends of the fraud hey make them more binding by mention The wheat crop of Northern Dakota this year is a able failure as it was in portions of it last year but they are bound to boom and boom to the very last moment to if possible continue the fictitious values of real estate and get selves shut as the Boosters say of their lands at speculative prices We have the very best authority for ing that the wheat crop of the Bed River Valley last year did not equal the crop in Freeborn county either in amount or in quality and yet to have read the Minneapolis and St Paul dailies one would have supposed that he crop of Southern Minnesota was a very insignificant affair while that of the Red River Valley was simply im- mense There is no doubt now in the minds of lican editors that Dorsey is a villainous liar am thief But wouldn't they have blackened in tin face with indignation when he was managing the Garfield campaign in 1880 if a paper had uttered a word against It tremendous how things change about in politic of country as well as a trifle Mining Journal Well what of- We remembe the time when Democrats in the face with indignation when Tweed was called a thief and South ern Democrats were denounced a traitors Is there any doubt now in th minds ot Democratic editors that thes allegations were ilr Stensrud of Freeborn was in t bee us last week claiming to feel tei ribly aggrieved over the by THE of his course t lie last comity convention as a dele hib town In that conver Stensrud acted with the Sei faction and knowing as we di that the people of Freeborn are in favor of senators and represen keeping their pledges and ing the instructions of their constiti we mildly condemned ilr Stens course He now says that h disapproves of the course of Sergean and Bell but that he would not vot for Mr Bartlett for chairman of th convention because he did not regar him as being a proper man for the pos ition The fact is Mr Stensrud wa invited to meet with those delegate who disapproved of the course of ou senator and representative prior to th assembling of the convention but di to do so At the same time h gave assurances that he would ac with those delegates in the This lie did not do The first divisio was upon the selection of a chairman and in that division Mr Stensrud side with the Sergeant faction This w have no doubt he intended to do fron the start To all such and deception as this THE will ever be found opposed We war to see delegates come to convention and act like men carrying views of those who sent them there i good faith If they don't do this the will be pretty apt to hear from us W have watched this man's course atse eral conventions and we know that has been such as to lead both sides t claim him If the people of township desire to be represented b that kind of a man they should kee right on sending him down here W don't think they can find a more com plete specimen of the kind Two stores in the beautiful cate Block at Minneapolis were burned early on Sunday The total loss was with an insurance of POWDER Absolutely Pure First Publication Augurt 2 Order tut O District Court n the matter of the of H 0 to August Peterson This having on to be heard upon the application of said August Peterson to set a time and place to bear his for a final dis- herein as such nnd or ions to what HIS in the estate ol the said U O It is Ordered That said lor a final discharge of said assignee herein awl for ment of and allowance of hU account and for making for a final dividend herein be heard be- fore this court at the Court House in Albert Lea County on the 10th diy of tember 1933 at the hour of 3 o'clock p m or AS soon thereafter as counsel can be heard and that notice of such application be served on all the creditors oi enid H O Brager and on said H O Brager by depositing in the post office in the city of Albert Lea in said County at least twenty 20 days before the return day of this order a copy of this order duly enveloped fully postpaid and directed to said H 0 Brager and to each of the creditors of said H 0 Braver who have filed their claims herein and to each who have releases herein at their reputed places of residence and that notce be further given herein by publishing this order in the Freeborn County Standard a newspaper printed and published in said city of Albert Lea in said county once in each week for three successive weeks Dated July 20th 1883 JOHN O FARMER District Judge Attorney for Assignee Albert Lea Minn W W Powell Co Chartered by State Cor East anil For the and permanent of all Special Nervoui and Chrome tun In tu forms r Blood and Skin Seminal Debility attended by Lou Deny etc Alto all of the Kidneys and BT Piles and cal Tft A bound book of w nam lU mull of advice to Tonni the book for fathen to pnt ID Hands on receipt of two 3 located in the for 15 who la yean la a wuv uma of above ailments for of aa a physician and known and recommended by Patienta unable to him can by andtaTe aafc and sure sent bv with who make core Address treatment promises bat fall to T WILLIAMS Attending First publication Jane U Notice of Mortgage Hale by tua been made In the conditions of a if certain mortgage executed and delivered by Lester B Darin and Sarah E Davis his wife to Day mortgages dated day of March A D eighteen hundred and eighty-one and recorded aa a mortgage in the office of the the county of Freeborn in the State of Minnesota on the day of April A D o'clock a m in book V of gages on pages 99 and 100 on which there is ed to be due at the date of this notice the amount of Thirty-one and dollars and there is yet to become due WiSO and no action or proceeding has been instituted at law or in equity to recover the debt secured by said mortgage or any part therof is hereby given that bj virtue oJ a power of sale contained in said mortgage and of the statute in such case made and provided the said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the gaged premises therein described which sale will be made at the front door of the court house m the city of Albert Lea in the county of Freeborn and State of Minnesota at public auction by the Sheriff on Saturday the 4th day of August A D eighteen hundred and eighty three at ID o'clock in the forenoon to satisfy the which shall then be due on said mortgage with the inter- eat thereon and and expenses of sale and Twenty-five dollars attorney's fees as stipulated in said mortgage In case of foreclosure The premises described in said mortgage and so to be sold are the lot piece or parcel of land ated in the county of Freeborn and State of sota and known and described as follows The north-east quarter of section eighteen 18 in township one hundred and four 104 north of range twenty-two 22 west containing one dred and sixty 160 acres more or less according to the government survey thereof F T DAY E J HODGSON Mortgagee Attorney of Mortgagee Dated June 1383 IN MINNESOTA Immense Stock of Hard ware Immense Stock of CALL 11 BET OUR PRICES BEFORE TOO BUT GREAT AT THE BLUE STORE I will sell the balance of my Stock THE ALBERT LEA IS NOW TO DO IN a stong durable and workmanlike manner We have the best machinery the best men and can do anything in our line AND WELL guaranteed Bring in your orders at once Slop in tie rear of Pater's Bricl BROS War on the S M Railroad Lands Windom Citizen Our townsman Robinson has a tree claim in Martin county on a ter section of the lands which have been claimed by the Southern sota K E Co as a part of their land grant but a recent decision of the authorities was averse to their claim and allowing filings to be made as on other government lands This claim is situated at a station on the road west of Fairmont joining the town site and will be valuable Mr K went there to do some breaking this week in compliance with the law His team had started in and turned over a few furrows when a man who claimed the land on a contract from the railroad company and ordered Mr K to stop work and leave as he should have an injunction served at once Mr Robinson refusing to go the man left but soon returned with a large party of men They told Mr R that they had bought these lands of the company and should re- sist any attempt at occupation by the government claimants that he must abandon the claim and leave or take the consequences Mr K told them he had the proper filing papers and had come in good faith to make the sary and should try and do so then mounting the sulky plow started along but was soon ed by the men who pulled him from the seat took the team from the plow and hitched it to the wagon attached the plow behind and warned Mr R not to try it again as they were bound to fight off every government claimant Had Mr Robinson been armed and disposed to fight for his just rights there might have been a tragedy to record but wisely considering tion the better part of valor returned home to await the decision of the courts Judge A has a claim near the same locality which was resisted at the same time and in like manner Greene Bros Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Carriages First publication 24 of Mortgage Sale fty has been made in the conditions of a certain mortgage executed and delivered by Charles Scoville and Annie Scoville his wife to F T Day mortgagee dated the day of September A D eighteen hundred and eight and recorded as a in the office of the Register of Deeds of the county of Freebom ia the state of Minnesota on the 5th day of October IMS p.m In book K of gages on page 571 on which there is claimed to be due at the date of this notice the amount of ty and dollars and there is yet to be- dno and no action or proceeding has been instituted at law or in equity to recover the debt secured by said mortgage or any part thereof Notice is hereby given that uy virtue of a power of sale contained in said mortgage and of the statute in such case made and provided the said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of tho gaged therein described which sale will be made at the front door of the court house in the city of Albert Lea in the county of and State of Minnesota al public auction by the Sheriff of said county on Saturday the 4th day of August eighteen hundred and eighty three at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to satisfy the amount which shall then be due on said mortgage with the in- terest thereon and costs and expenses of sale and dollars attorney's fees as stipulated in said mortgage in case of foreclosure The premises described in said mortgage and so to be sold are the lot piece or parcel of land situated in the county of Freebom and State of Minnesota and known and described as follows The west half of the quarter of section eighteen in township one hundred and four north of range twenty-two 22 west and the east half of the south east quarter of tion thirteen 13 in township one hundred and four north of range twenty-three west containing 169 more or less according to the government survey thereof F T DAY J HODGSON Attorney of Mortgagee Dated June 16 IBS Albert Minn All kinds of light and heavy at pi i- ces away below those ordinarily charged Come ami see our stock 31 PARKER'S GINGER TONIC ONCE TESTED ALWAYS This groat remedy has its way to the est place in the esteem of tlie most intelligent people There are daily recruits to its host of Mends Its performance is invariably BETTER THAN ITS PROMISE It es tone and power For complaints of the Kidneys Bowels Stomach Liver and Lungs for all the subtle troubles of women and for those bodily disorders induced by care and mental strain its effects will surprise and charm joti It Is not an essence ol ginger Delicious to the palate an antidote to the liquor habit and exceedingly and feeble and sizes HISCOX CO New York First publication June Summons OF of Judicial District David D Keefe Plaintiff against Keefe The Brattleboro Savings Bani and Keller Defendants The State of Minnesota to the above named De- fendants Bichard Keefe and The Savings Bank Yon and each of hereby summoned and to answer the complaint in this action which has been filed in the office of the Clerk of District Court in and for Freeborn county sota and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office in Albert Lea county Minnesota within twenty days after the service of this upon 3011 exclusive of the day of such service and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein Dated Juno 12th A LOVELY MORGAN Plaintiffs Attorney Real Estate Transfers The following real estate transfers were made in this county last week and are reported for THE STANDARD by O C Dibble Deputy Register of Deeds who furnishes reliable Ab- stracts of Title and does all kinds of conveyancing Ruble to B K Picket t lots 6 and 16 Fountain park Albert Lea Daniel G Parker to Mary J Parker lot cot Out lots Parker's add to Albert Lea United States to Torsten Nielsen se se ice 31 Nunda Patent John N Lukins to Peter Clausen 2 acres in sw nw sec 9 Albert Lea being on the north shore of the lake and fronting is rods on the same State of to Nels Larson nw sec IB Freeman Patent For Sale at Bargain One Marsh binder used for two seasons on a small farm II 0 TIRED ALL OVER What nested and Refreshed a Weary in Memphis No H never amounted to an acute pain hut continued to be a dull weary ache in the small of my Mr James Thomas of No street Memphis Tenn This was an old experience and life dull music I was tired all over with pain in the lower limbs and a habit of awake of nights Recently I tried one of POROUS PLASTERS and was decidedly relieved within twenty-four hours It may have been dence that did the work but I give the credit to Benson's porous plaster Mr Thomas idea does Mm credit hut Providence works by agents and among them Benson's plaster ranks first as an external remedy It acts quickly in relief and healing and renders life better worth living Price 25 cents Look in the middle of piaster for the word CAP- CINE Ask your physician about it Seabury Johnson Chemists New York First Publication July 12 District Court Summons STATE OF of District District Geo B Norton Orville O Defendant The State of to the above named De- You are hereby summoned and required to wer the complaint in this action which has been filed in the office of the Clerk of District Court in and for Freeborn county Minnesota and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the at their office in the city of Albert Lea county Minnesota within 20 days after the service of tins summons upon yon ex- of the day of such service and if you fail to answer the complaint within tho time aforesaid Plaintiff in this action will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein Dated July 9th A D STACY A TODD Attorneys For cash or on credit to Close out 3D E3 Dwyer Eight Farms fbr Sale C O KLEVEN EXTENDS A And to the Customers of the late firm of Carlsen Amberson and cordially invite everybody to call ana examine their complete stock of Groceries Fruits Crockery ON 30 DAYS TRIAL THE VOLTAIC BELT CO will send DR ELECTRO VOLTAIC BELTS ami ELECTRIC guaranteeing speedy and complete restoration of health and manly vigor Address as N risk is incurred as days trial is allowed I offer for sale mv farm in the town of man 2 miles west of Glenville on section 2 con- sisting of 160 acres of which about 50 acres are Tinder cultivation It will he sold cheap It is free of all MBS D H Gulbrandson Bros HEADQUARTERS FOR BARB WIRE Leather Belting HARDWARE NAILS etc ROSE TEREE HAUTE INDIANA A vv School ol Engineering De- Mechanics Civil Engineering Chemistry and drawing The Worcester plan Ample manufacturing tories library cabinet and models Three classes organized Address till September S S EARLY Esq Alter that date CHARLES O THOMPSON So or HOOT Ctn Sold by Stale J CATALOGUE tat 300 210 ADVERTISERS by addressing OEO P ROW St New York can learn the exact cost of any proposed line ot TISING in American Newspapers Pamphlet and Send to the r lowers ana dennan house for catalogue of plants aud lowers of Dram Steffi ud Sundry Hand Outfits ibo Instruction ud GEO M CRANE DRY GOODS CAR A COMPLETE WELL-SELECTED STOCK AT LOWEST PRICES IN THE MARKET AGENT FOR PATTERNS WONDER BOOKS HOT Books of but choice classic literature at prices so low as to make the time book buyers About or half a million volumes now I O e T ft M C ready sent anywhere I W re O lor examination before payment on evidence of good faith MOT sold by too low free B IS N V Narveson Wiegand Carry a Full Stock of Highest Market Price Paid for Farm Produce A E Johnson's old Stand
