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Age Limitations.
NA York CIT

tSsti-a1e pensions @Y other relief will re
come fseeeHSafs II tbs limitation 10 -.
age % s*ofkEsAgTDefa 81 rarr3ssd much fart H.
sf ia A-f22}afa f}zae of f2ae largest eaaes,
lEa} manufactures announces that IL wiIl
sfEas" 1n neG Hlpa asaEe ~ years %
%&e 0r@tes complain that they Ind ID
- AMI almost impossible IL agsgys u,
years - age.
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PORTLAND Ma-ch s.~-Wai5a WaIsa
earsoes in faye-poos were aasofed today az
zTs ID which II tae lowest mark this sea
scr. LoeaaEy there was not mach OF inter-
s.se In, ,sas situation Ne~e OF the b4y@rS
wsso have BEEN paying fancy prices *ers
ossf of the market but few fingered
around the extreme top, AMI DFSe 8oi OF
walsa Waisa Sold AT Sis,. whscs MSS about
3 alsose other quotations. alta some re-
fusfng 20 go ABOVE 5ae. Valley was SOW
al 5a4sss. and bIss-stess s44azyc
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20 . .
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


SAN FRANCISCO. March a-Market
nrmer, as rain did not amount 10 much.
Local market call board prices had a
sharp advance. Spot whea, held firsner.
prices unchanged and shippers appeared
indifferent.
Barley call had brisk upward move
ment- spot lots more firmly held. Sample
trade dull.
Oats firm but very inactive
Spot quotations were.
flour-Net for family extras s.. Svu4 10:
Washington, S}Ao.
Wheat shipping sl1es@. sl.1ss. for
choice: milling. $Ll1izGi.31l1.
oats-Poor TO fair. 81; z7'sai s2i@: good to
gray 81 .sla1 3: milling. $3.50 .311is: sur
prise. sltai 90; black fes seed, nominal;
red. nominal
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. $50; do Oregon
5.lto: wheat, rentals. %: do Oregon. aie:
Washington. aE: barley. centais. en}: do
Washington. 100: do Washington. $50: oats
centais. 5, do Oregon. 80 beans. sacks.
potatoes sacks 2.239: onions. sacks 800;
bran. sacks, 1855; middIings. sacks LEO:
hay, tons 32s: wool, bales, 201: hides y.
O., az: quicksilver, TASKS, ); wine. gal
Ions. 1900.
Closing Quotations.
Sl.ls7s.
BarIey-Steady, new. slo5te.
corn-!.arss yellow. siloail2is.
Cash Wheat.
Cash wheat 81 12ia41.l394
Wool and Hops.
Wooi-spring- io4l2i2c: Eastern
Oregon. loliiac; valley do l5al1c. Fall
Northern mountain. Sal0c; mountain
lambs, 7nsc; San Joaquin plains. ea1c:
Humboldt and Mendocino, 9ltIlc.
Hops-Crop ls9s. Ice.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Milistuffs- Middlings. s2lu22. bran. s2oa
Il per ton.
fiay-Wheat, slinl- wheat and oat, STA
1850 best barley, sl35ouli5o. alfalfa. slIg
L.: stock. SO: straw. per bale, S5Q65c.
Potatoes-Eariy Rose, slleai.l5; River
Burhanks. @cGsl,la; sweet Sl.50uf.75
observation-disclosures silver skin onions.
6oeiS5c: cucumbers, sl.2Sna: garlic. sGs1ec
green peas. 3n5c: string beans. i5c per
III: tomatoes sl.l2ie6li.50 per box. aspara-
pers. 90 zoe: mushrooms, 6I2nc.
Fruits-AppIes. choice. SIS, do common.
soc: oranges naveis. si75Q25o; common
California lemons 75cGl.s p; choice Caiifor-
mia lemons. sl.50a2; bananas. sl.5eme5o
per bunch.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 22izG23c; do
seconds, 2lm22: fancy dairy. 1aM2oe; do see
onds. lealsc; picked. i5aelsc: iirkin. log
lSc.
Cheese-New. lol4gilc: California cream
cheddar. TIC. Young American. iINl2c !:
Eastern, f2s2n l3t2c, Western lii@sii2c-
Eggs-Store. l3l2Mlic. fancy ranch, 1ii2
ai5c.
Poulsry-Turkey gobblers 1alasc per 10:
turkey hens i3nlsc. old roosters. $j9f5 80:
young ROSTERS. ssa3l,5o; smaller broile.s
S41a 10: large broilers. S5G5.,e: flyers s. ~
ftse: hens. s459u5; old ducks 81, 5ar6 10
pair. old pigeons. sl.5sul.'5; young pig
cons, s.. 2a6f2. 90.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. 60 iags. sf.Ai2; ster-
ling on London. sight. 81 S5i2.
Financial.
Silver g5ars .... SsAs Drafts-Ssigil. ... -
Mex doIs .411&Sl;S Telegraph =. :. lila
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H-eadsfuH ifs.


WASHINGTON, March 9 -- Tosfav's
statement OF the condition of the treasury
shows.
Available cash balance ......... szes ass sss
11iu reserve OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30, t5s gs5
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femcorers ennsurle - 40 sssa gallons s4f
water year. according IL the Home Mag
az3f1s. taes Go rot rr5nk ali 9f IL sssst
u hat tAeS ia 0Yiak II nos always ia sffa
Gear ~ ths.E u=e S.Es*esr psatsss2s 81 tea
As sell They ttes pat tt1Wn IEESsss MAJ esaE
5sH> az sHeT. however as well as 4 tsafsu
gallons ~ spirits. s'es3seS 81 So g4lsssy,s
II InsEt.f.ay aAfera
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RCST,9N. Marsh a--t'lcefn@
Bostot 4 Mon as5 Tam4r8ck e. -
Butte. X Boston 81 t'arratt ..... b.
cabinet 4 Hec 56-1 Humboldt go. :. -
e g e.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK March s-The result OF
fesas's trading was irregular net changes,
some Of the spscsalties showing advances
while most Of the standard shares were
fraettonaly lower TIE activity III the
Initial and final trading with dallness
large part of the day. WAS accounted part
OF the dealings yesterday and the day De-
fore except that today trading was weak
III the ana. dealings whereas on otner
days the closing activity was marked 0y
strength. The spegiasflss and TIE general
market improved considerably In the ear
ly dealings In sympathy win the eoassTs
which were stronger on continued TAX
Of the proposed deal but subsequently
worked lower The Flower stocks were
lifted from slsne to time. particularly Peo
piesr Gas and Brooklyn Transit. which
made net gains 81 about : points each
Metropolitan Railway ana Third Avenue
gained 81. and points respectively. sugar
the list. the latter on talk OF improved
earnings There seemed to be- a PROPOSE
ton TOR Boston banks 10 recall currency
from New York the premium of Boston
exchange on New York being l0ui5. The
fact that New York sabtreasury VIII to-
morrow draw on the clearing house for
s. go eco Il part Of the Central Pacific set
tfeneat money. some brokers considered
did nor warrant any expectation OF money
ssringsncy and there vas no appearance
az il in today's call money market
There VAS a brisk demand In todays
bond market for the speculative Issues
which generally ruled at improved prices.
Tatsi sales s., IA.a01.
United States thress advanced Is in the
bid price.
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Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady: creamer.es, Iiu
lower: fresh, l6al.c. Cheese steady:
cream. ss.4ioc
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
New Orleans.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. March a.-Cctton-
Steady; middlngs, &c.
New York.
NEW YORK. March 9.-Cotton-touiet;
middings, 5-l6c.
e g g
FOREIGN MARKETS.
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! cfsb. Sc. No I biuestem. SIC. milling,
No. club, 59c: No I bsues-em. &C.
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Ftua ncial.

NEW YORK March a.-The Commercial
Advertise London financial cabiegram:
The markets here We're dull on tae dan
ger az trc4thi. with Russia aud China and
the prlSpects of a Is. Ja,0o budget deficit.
owing 20 the addition of f3o0e .nht for the
navy. The closing was less aliprehensive.
especially as regards Russia. Americans
opened under par and promptly advanced,
expecting d repetition OF yesterday. on
tarios and Readings led and Baltimore 4
onioe were IN demand. Germany bought
Central Pac'ncs ard st. Paul New York
sell a small quantity. whereupon there was
sharp drop ae London is entirely depend
emit on New York. There was a slight rally
III the street.
Coppers were good early T.n;os were
39Ts Anacondas ss4Gs Is. Money wass in
good demand and there mere borrow
ing at the bank. Silver gas hard OIL a lit
lie buying.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, March e~canad:au Pacific.
S9s, Northern Pa citic preferred. sii5: trnisn
Pacific preferred, si%s. Grand Trunk. "a.
Bar silver. ilrm. n led per ource. Money
ls.e2 per cent.
B-eadstufx.
LIVERPOOL. March a~Corn-spot
steady; futures, steady. March, IS sad
May. y sd. July. IS 5ssd.
Wheat Spot .aeS. No. Northern spring
au.l. Is ID Futures. steady. Marcn IS
t'sd. Mas. rs sad: July. 5x 6ssd par.s
MARKETS closed weak. French COUNTRY mar
kess wta n
LONDON March 9-W-hea. -(,arroes off
coast. nothing doiag. cargoes or passage,
easy quiet for red: No. / standard GATOR
ma, rs 81. English country markets, uuiet
Co e 70
Condition of the Treasury,
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: Copenhagen sFewuS H9rr EaesSseY
aas presented sis agt ssIieerfoFss rgns~s.
yai@r g. placed ~ : 40 ssaa kroner IA a.
fs.e IN ffse city aut saTstseS.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, March =. aTss
Exchanges at sSEe Seattle Tacoma. Spe-
Kane and Portland clearing houses today
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fsags-SuHeYi%S quality. per " N. ~
s-ss TWfEt aantaele mr. s. sas r. n
esstaF. SssAs ta0gapn. Bag " (. 49,.
spruce a0gs. sas4, cedar ssstaet aoit~ 3 Il
~
ffy g.guabsr Rough s., fngeA finish ~.-.
fasva. Fsss - fFNe efftes. : = aA.s ~ in-ess
esas. Sis8se. }erS as - - - fesft. fss-..9af
i@slgSsi* sAe r@y II extra ano-5fss.h fss,tsE
sjs&iA sl svrS - ga ~. s. ger II ~xfr1s
fssaaslEs dressed s4d su2Re4sgst ssesss
stock basTsaas A-2acts. s. ~ tasts,c7 e. .9ss$
y. is-laseh, kl>a r. kwnssEa NJ "a gess.sa
Nntsn s. NJ = - ~ shssr-sf 80
~ eree sAJag. Ebs ssss }b~ x-t@ts
BY timber gafe SHa seaut3faNs f..ssss
ss&stas : = = #s5Ai $ = Ssss4k
Hex assaFs&S s2~ssk asss uH ga
AsshEeN&31 gegt tsvs{&r agsfssee. Fe..tses
SEQ AEs0t sss@eEs @@gEal 80 shs sgks5s
csif&sg e@5@0sA Ma &ss s - ,gsss
a@ 4ha Mes = aNH 2 ss-4ue& =. ss.s
t,2ssEs "a ss>zstjHT $s@fs& resstt sgs~
~ sAses1s@ 3 gs4essr< sazsRles s. 49,
i-ssea s5Tssah g 3 saS ID te.-t sAs
"a 81 @nssA SIX eessar >tas4fsa Z. i !
aes ie fews sss8&r NscsSt* g.
; i~-ssste.t q I1 assta3es 80 green
Ora &NsF.
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GAaTE1-4. Drag 10. oaea a.. rigsas.
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THE SEATTLE. MARKETs.

Quotations are uniformly STEADY with
the exception or ranch eggs. VI ssicf ges-
feFday 6r1ngse1 another eezst. the 3o5Difg
rate being lie and exceedingly weak.
Oats are very ssrn1 The supply In about
cleaned up. a few Thousand sasks Are
known e, be stored sB the ne.GtsooFfae9d
OF la Conner. ard are being held fer IS.
whereas the feed Fnen are offering x-sfE-s
for stock Landed In seattle.
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Money on call 2n3 per cent: last loans.
s per cent: prime mercantile paper, 3iaU
IA per cent. sterling exchange strong
with actual business in bankers bin at
81 Ma IA 50 for demand and al 81 Ssa Z.
asa for 20 days posted rates. AS$leGf.so
ard 81 ssiz1Ii.sT: commercial bills A.S3. sill
yer certificates 90 sIs9isc: bar silver. 59Sse:
Mexican dollars 47izc: government bonds.
fsrner: state bonds, strong railroad bonds.
strong.
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Efe4ranes~ Esazauee.
Deaatle.... ..xx.s. as ~ 9gs.s;u:s 10
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SEATTLE A8sEssr asgsNgr,

weseas Market unchanged. expert. Ne
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/ $. IS $500. .Io.tsiN. Y. Cen. lists rs
New 81. reg l2sia y. J. Cen. "a lis
New A.. coup i2s North Car. 6s lao
Foura reg ..-iiiizi FouTs -. .--.-leI
T'oslr.. coup ..1l5Is Nor. Pac. lists IFS
Twos. reg 80. gaiaj Thfees -. es
Elves. reg ....n2ia Foatrs -. lA's
Elves coup ..iizA ,NY.C. e. St.L h. l0tl.
District 3 sls lie Nor. Il West; $50
Aia.-A.lass A IN N w. Consois ..143
tiass ...+-..lH DEB. az e-....-l--
Glars 4 .-....tof tor. Nav. ISIS ia
Currency leo Fours -. lets
AtchEson Ia 49, -ia-hsE0r. 5. l.. ia l. rIssa2
Adj A. ........ sSlai Elves, I. r. ....lleA
can So 2as -. 100 Reading Is .-.-.. 50
ches & u 4i.s STAR G.. w. ists -. 80
Fsyes - - lSte St.I. & IM.c.5s.1i1
chi Term e. =. 9sss l.. Il S.F.G.6s, IL.
a. H. & d. 4t.s i0+as ST paul Con i6iia
Cole South IL -. StP.C. e. P.1s,s 10
-. a. r. G.. lists ~luslai Ewes III
lFours - -. io01s s. c. Non-Fund.
East Tenn lsts l04s4 So. Railway is .iu5Sa
Erie GEN Is -. Tia Stand r. a. +. Is s5te
f W&D ts1s.t.rs4i4 Tenn. new SCI Is Pa
Gen. Elee IS HIST Il. j.. q. fsts il11s
c. IL a. s. A. ss.lll Reg. Eds .-..... o2s.
Seconds m ..li0 Union Pae. Is :. e..
II. & r. Cen 5s.llo :P..D. 4 6. lists 20
con is ...... no Wabash Isl IS ..il47s
Iowa c. lists i6.i4 Seconds H&
La New Con IS -tcs'a West Shore Is ..1i3
l.. & " Uni. A.. ssh Va. Centuries s3ss
Mo pac Can IS .Iisss. Deferred ga
Me- h g. r. sS.s Cts. Wis Cen. lists ;. Ga
~
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Potatoes Uohoings White River t,..
hanks 81 fsiand Early Rose 90 rz,nas
whife s@Assa Yakima ss7sfS sw...'.F ~
iatees. se per 10. native silver skin oninns
ves skin. fancy. Sts8sas per ron. 49,
81 per sack carrots. ssss}s5c per sack r,sta.
haeas. 'Sss sssT sack turnius sc po,. ssss
eaAh5gs. lss@ssc god cabbage, Use pa~s-
ntas 81 per sack cauaftos ,.g. ss.gsaa.S -,
ssossa. green peas, sesloe ffnhs.a.rt
SQUASH. s'se5 argtyhokeS ssa4sI 49,
ssoxens garlic, tfes celery ~.
Zoe per acsea. hofaof3S, sett,ss.e
SIX reF dozen, Ts2l&aes, tx per ssnw,>,,,
California asparagus &c per lh. rbts
harh safils. PER y ~
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-26
April 10th. 1899.

CHAPTER ne-H f. NO. Ss7. -
AN ACT for the relief of Joseph Me-
s KNIGHT for personal injuries sustained
s while patient In the Rochester hos
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-26

CHAPTER 326-S., E. NO. 14s.
AN ACT to iegalize sheriff's certificates
In certain cases.
Be Ii enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
That no certificate heretofore executed
under and bv virtuesof section eleven QD,
chapter efghty-one tS13. title one C),
statutes of Minnesota. shall be deemed
invalid by reason of the same not hay-
ing been made. executed. proved or &C.
knowiedged and recorded within the twen-
ty COO days mentioned in said section;
or by reason OF the affidavit OF costs and
disbursements as provided in section 60s1
of the general statutes of 1894. having
been filed after the expiration of ten
G0) days. and the record of all such GER
tfficates heretofore executed. proved
acknowledged and recorded after the ey-
piration of the said twenty f2a) DAYS.
hereby legalized and marie valid. and SAT-
record shall have the same force and Of
feet as If said certificate had been exc
cuted. proved and acknowledged and ne.
corded within the said twenty COO days:
provided that nothing herein contained
shall be construed to apply to cases now,
pending. which involve the legality or
validity OF any such certificates of sale. a
Sec q This act shall take effect and he
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April goth. 1888.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-26

CHAPTER s25-S. F. NO. 1928.
AN ACT to amend section five thousand
five hundred and thirty-tnree $3.50 of
the general statutes of 1894, relating
to husband and wife not being liable for
each others debts. except in certain
cases.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That section five thousand
five hundred and thirty-three (5533) Of the
general statutes OF 1894 be and the same
Is hereby amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
Section $685. No married woman shall
be liable for any debts Of her husband.
nor shall any married man be liable for
any debts OF his wife. entered into either
before or during coverture: except that
necessarfes furnished to and used by the
family are chargeable upon the property
of both husband and wife. or either of
Them and in relation thereto they may
however this act shall not apply to any
debt contracted prior to the passage OF
this act.
Sec e. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after It's passage.
Approved April 10Th. 1899.
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was offered for sale to the highest bidder.
and at said sale l did sell the said piece
OF parcel OF land to :.........., the sum
OF dollars. that being the highest
sum bid therefor. and he having maid
said sum. do. therefore, In consiGeration
tnereof, and pursuant to the statute in
such case made and provided, convey the
SAID piece or parcel Of land in fee simple
to said ....-.... hfs heirs and ossigpno
forever. s''
........... day Of ......,.., 10
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Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be
IN force from and after its passage.
Approved April 20th 1899.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-16

The business men OF this city and
the people generally are responding
literally to the call for stock in the
new Fair Association. The list shows
up nearly nine thousand dollars
already subscribed. We srs now as
sured Of . fine fair ground.
E. F. Blomeyer went to Perryville
this morning.
Billiards. Snow Liniment. There is
no pain 1t will not relieve, no swelling
1t will not subdue, no wound It will
not heal, 1t will cure frost bites,
chilblains, and corns. 25 and so cents.
/. Ben Miller,
The funeral OF Mrs. J. M. Morrison
took place this afternoon.
The stockholders of the Cape Brew
cry and Ice Company met last night
and elected q Bosrd of Directors, de-
clared q dividend and transacted
other business.
II the money that is deposited in
our local banks vas in circulation we
would haye good times. But We have
not the business here to put it in cir
culation and will not have until We
secure the location Of some kind Of
manufacturing enterprises.
Moments are useless il trIhed away
and they are dangerously wasted if
consumed by delay in cases where One
Minute Cough Cure would bring i'm
mediate relief. W. h. Coerver.
August Bierwirth returned home
from St. Louis to-day on the steamer
Grey Eagle.
Constable Howard, of Byrd town.
ship, Is in the city to-day serving
personal property tax suits.
On Thursday evening, December
Z, La Croix Camp No. 5l1O Modern
Woodmen of America, elected the
following officers for the ensuing term:
Venerable Consul, E. F. Blomeyer;
Worthy Adviser, G.. Il. Stein: Clerk,
Rollin B. Andrews: Excellent Banker,
Geo. W. Cross; Escort, Chas. T.
Lewis; Physicians, Drs. A. D. Bio
meyer and A. L. Franklin; Watch
man, \. G. Berry; Sentry, John G.
Heimbask; Manager, Louis Stein.
The ''Bicyclist's Best Friend" is a
familiar name for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, always ready for emer,
gencies. While a specific for piles, i,
also instantly relieves and cures cuts,
bruises, salt rheum, eczema and all
affections of the skin. 1t never fails
VIM. II. Coerver.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-16
letter, s.l,.Rneum ana Eczema.

letter, salt.Rheum and Eczema.
The intense itching and smarting
incident to these diseases, is instantly
allayed by applying Chamberlain
Eye and Skin Ointment. Many very
bad cases have been permanentlycured
by it. It Is equally efficient for itch
ing piles and q favorite remedy ior
sore nipples, chapped hands, chill
blains, frost. bites and chronic sore
eyes. 25c per box. For sale by I.
Ben Miller, druggist. ocl9-Ay
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-16
Order OF Sale Under School Fund
1ortgage,

| WHEREAS, on the sixth day of
September, 1885, William M. Oliver
borrowed of the county Of Cape Cir
ardeau In the State of Missouri, the
sum of three hundred dollars, belong
ing to the Capital Scool Funds of said
county: and whereas, in consideration
of said premises, and to secure the
payment of said sum of money when
the same should become due, on the
first day of January, 1887, the said
William NJ. Oliver executed and de
livered to said county, for the use and
benefit of SAID Capital School Funds
his certain mortgage and deed where
By he conveyed to the said county the
following described lots, tracts or
parcels of land, lying, being and sit
uate in the county of Cape Girardeau.
State aforesaid, viz:
The southwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section eight (S) and
the southeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter of section nine 81 in town.
ship thirty-one (31j range eleven (11)
containing eighty acres. -
! And whereas, it is stipulated in said
mortgage that if default should be
made in the payment OF said sum of
| borrowed money, or the interest there
on, or any part thereof. when the
same should become due and payable
according to the tenor and effect of
the said bond, then the then acting
sheriff of Cape G%irardeau county
aforesaid should without suit on said
mortgage deed. sell at public auction.
to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand. the above described real estate
upon giving thirty days public notice
of the time. terms and place of sale.
And whereas, the county court of
Cape Girardeau county. by an order
made and entered of record on the
tenth dav of November. 1899. doth
| find that default has been made in the
payment of said sum OF money. ac-
cording to the tenor and effect OF said
bond. and hat the said William NJ.
Oliver is o indebted TO the said
county for the use of said School
Townships and County School Find
in the sum of two hundred and forty
four (S244 dollars principal and in
terest due and unpaid on said bond
And. whereas, it was both ordered
and directed by the court that the
sheriff of Cape G~irardeau county
proceed to sell the said real estate
above described. upon the terms. con
ditions and stipuiations set forth in
said mortgage deed according to law.
now. therefore, L. Bernhard GOckel.
sheriff of Cape Girardeau county.
state aforesaid. by virtue of said
order of said court. and by authority
in me vested by said mortgage deed.
will. on lD0 q = -.
Thursday. the Fourth Day of January,
1907
At the south front door of the court
house. in the city of Jackson. Cape
Girardeau county. Missouri. between
The hours of ID O'Clock in the forenoon
and ) O'Clock in the afternool of that
day and during the session of the
Circuit Court. offer. ut public sale.
to the highest bidder. for cash in
hand. all the right. title. claim and
interest that the said William NJ.
Oliver had in and TO the above descrih-
ed real estate.
BERNHARD GOCkEL.
dec2n33 sheriff.