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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05

The first annual celebration by the
"Logrolliug Association" Of the NJ.
". Of 4. u Southeast Missouri will
be held al Pennington Friday Sep
tcmIsr 18th Indications are that OUT
town vii! have scycfa! thousand visit
ofs, members Of the order aud their
friends from all over Southeast Mis-
souri,, and our people should make
every effort TO entertain aud make
them as comfortable as possible, 50
that they may leave with a favorable
impression Of Pennington. Ample
provision should be made To feed the
large crowd, and It will be good
opportunity for the Ladies Aid Soci.
cites of the Churches To make some
thing by having Lunch and reireshment
stands .; she EsiT Grounds and al
different points IN town.
The members of the home camp
are dung all they can to welcome
their brelhru aud make this frat an.
nual celebration = success. A good
program has been arranged, and a
number Of ensh prizes will be awarded
a. follows; To the camp having the
largest number of members In lIue Of
march, sl0; best float 10 line OF
march, s25; forester drill contest,
e25; logroliing contest, teams Of .,
90; grand tournament, let premium,
saddle, I'd. blia!le; band contest, $40 (;
wheclbarrow race, sack race aud fat
mems race, 81 each, and three leI
race, So. Several horse races are
arranged for the afternoon vi the Fair
Grounds, and ball al the Opera
House In The evening. Addresses viii
be delivered by promlaeui nenbers Of
the oder.
Special trains nt reduced rates Of
fare will he run from DsSoto and from
Poplar Bluff via Charleston, aud am-
pie provision will be- made for convey
ing visitors from the station TO town,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05

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&G. n. AlasSner rear Bashbcfg has
shipped ! 200 bushels Of peaches 10
market this sammcr.
The FreJcrick.own papers arc brag.
ging because they have three mail
boxes .yom which mail is collected
twice day.
After Elder J. NJ llenneit os Garter
county had baptized number Of con.
yeris reoeaily, he fell dead from hcafl
disease rs be was walking up the bill
from the river,
j. II. Brooks, Jr., committed sui.
eide on the 22d Eli, at Charlottesville
by shooting himself through the head,
Being out Of work and In bad health
caused him to commit the deed.
Clarence IIamrlck, fourteen year.
old boy who lives near Ilillsboro, had
his lower lip bitten OF by mare on
the eth uli. The doctors dressed
the wound bat the boy Is disGgared
for life.
Mary Keith, thirteen ycar.old gifI
living a. Ash Hill, liutler oolaty. was
sho, aud seriously wounded BY Luther
BaEgetl ON the 2Glh ull. The boy
Is under arrest awaiting the result oil
the Injuries.
The Ste. Gencyieve Herald com.
plains about the oarolossuess 10 band.
ling dynamite In that town. Tive
little boys found some hai sucks aud
one Of them pounded bis piece with a
rock, with thU result iha, Il exploded.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05
piIrr!msre % DE Tomb q Isllefson.

As member Of the Invitation CON-
nIt'ee, | desire TO Invite all loyal
Democrats Of the s6th Senatorial Dis
irict to jain the pilgrimage excursion
Of tho jefferson club Of 81. Lnnis TO
the home and tomb Of Thomas defer.
SON, at Monticello. Va leaving ST.
Louis October 10th and returning
October i4th. 1901. The expense Of
the round "Trip for transportation,
sleeper. bcttbs aud meals 10 each In
dIsidssai. iss2a.0o
I be scaaers al tse route viii be
grand. she mont prominent Democrats
In Missouri will attend, and the best
orators In America will address them
at The banquet 10 ono Of the halls oE
Tho University Of virgtaia.
hope niany ii our Democrats will
avail themselves of this oppofIunits 70
visis The grave u the faihcr u neha-
ocfaoy, that our fAlsb mar 81 seaewod
and our hearts isspirad ID fight md
Win tho great baltic ~ she right
agaEn*t The wrong u 1904
Thoso desjrisE y ~ uIiI M \ -
Hon J. a. Sei6css, 81. Ic4ltr
Heop6 Ss
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05
PERRY LYNN MURDER TRIAL.
Verdict Of Gully and Punishment As.
ssSsed at % Years 10 the
peniteniiary.

The case Of the State rs. Perry
Lynn, for the murder OF hts brother.
in.law. VIM. Martin, In Perry Iowa
ship, this county, May -, 1900, taken
on change Of venue 10 Washington
county, was called In the latter com
Tvs Circuit Court on Monday of last
week. Mcssrs. ID. l.. Rivers, George
n. Wilson aDd Merfiheld ". Huff,
attorneys for Lynn, iiled an applica.
iiou foT continuance. This was
oyorrulcd By Judge bearing. Prose
cutting Attorney ilcnslcy and Mt u,
II Marbury, representing the state,
then announced ready. The defend.
ants attorneys then flcd a plea TO the
jurisdiction, which was also oyoutuled.
ihe defendants attorneys refused 10
make any announcement, aud the
Court ordered a jury. After eNsmiu'
ing about eighty citizens, a panel OF
forty were selected jn,t before noon
Tuesday. and the defense we're given
until one O'Clock p. M. wednesday 10
select the jury Of twelve.
Tha State made "a strong case,
showing that Lynn had occupied a
part OF Martins house for over four
months; that he had on several oacs-
sions threatened Martins life; that
the wives and children Of Martin and
Lynn did not get along well together;
that Martin had notified Lynn to VA
cate the house; that on Sunday, May
-, 1900, Martins wife (l.ynn's sis.
teri bad had some hot words with
Lynn about the ltttcr's children play.
log ON her front porch with two pup
pies, aud that Lynn went into bis
kitchen and picked up his revolver,
stepped to his kitchen door and shot
Martin as he (Mariin) and his wife
were approaching hts (MarIin's)
kitchen porch; that Lynn then at
tempted 10 shoot Mrs. Martin, and
WAS prevented form doing 50 by l.ynns
wife; thas Lynn, together with his
wife and three childlpu, then left.
Lynn was arrested 10 Corning. Ark,
where hc was working under the alias
Of James Perry.
The defense attempted to show That
Martin, after the fuss between Mn.
Martin aud Lyua's children abou, the
puppies, approached Lynu's kitchen
door " th an OK aud attempted to II /
Lynn. al which place aud time Lynn
shot Mnuiu. liut Martin was found
by Witnesses, who came on the prem.
iscs within ten minutes after the shoot
ing. lying some 30 feet from Lynn's
Kitchen door Ia poo! Of blood, with
hat and pipe on cishcr side, and no
evidences Of blood al lynn's kitchen
door, nor could lhry track Martin by
blood from Lyuu's door 10 where lie
fell.
Tho case was vigorously contested
by both sides aud given to the jury At
. O'Clock p. IN. Thursday. We are
informed that the jury stood on the
Ere, aaI each succeeding ballot, save
the last, ! for hanging aud one for u
lie sentence At o O'Clock Friday
afternoon the jury brought IN ycrlic,
Of guilty, assessing bis punishment at
" years IN the peui,eniiary. Tho de.
Tense filed motion for new Trial,
aud We are Informed that u this Is
oycrruled the ease will be appealed.
4 few more votdcts like this will
have a Wholesome effect aud tend TO
put check On manslaughier, which
Is altogether too frequent in this
county.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05

The boys face vas severely burned
and he had a narrow escape from
losing bis eyes.
Some feather rcnoyagors met With
justice At poniphHn last week when
they were hned $40 and costs Cor
putting chicken wings, ernmpled pa.
per and various other articles 10 tho
ticks instead Of The feathers.
A fourteen car-old gih Of Capo
Glfatdean county aamed Brunke re-
Gently Killed a ratilrsnakc nearly six
feet long with nine Tailles and bat
ton. The akin has been stuffed and
Is on exhibition At the Cape.
William Alien was Killed at Msycs'
Switch, New Madrid county. BY Green
Paplin on tho 25ih ull. Both men
lived at Maiden aud were working nj
mill. Thry had had some trouble
which resulted in the shooting.
Mrs. " G. Greer OF Maiden was
severely sealded recently while can
ming corr. A can exploded aud the
contents struck her Ia the face. burn.
ing her IN 4 terrible manner Il was
feared Ut drsa that she would lose her
sight, but she il rapidly recovering.
sam Brown has been sentenced to
be hanged on the 18th Of October ri
GrnenyIllc for the murder pl. GeorgC
Richardson In Mafeh, 1900. Tho
case Is 10 90 before the Supreme
Court, so Biown has been granted q
stay OF execution until bis cas- is passed
upon.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05

Monday night, the Goth ult., Mrs.
Keller heard a noise at the front door
Of her residence, but thinking II was
her son Maurie returning from q party
paid no attention TO It until she re-
mcmbcrcd that the door was locked,
aud went 10 tho door to unlock it.
Whom she reached Il aud spoke, as she
thought to Manfic, she heard a noise
At the back window---lhe mac had run
around the house. some one carried
of some chickens un the following
night, aud again on The next night
Maurie aud win D,ss, going out TO
close the barn doors, saw some ma
rauder proving around the chicken
coop. They secured revolver and
lay in wait for the man but he mau-
aged 10 escape,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05

Ang, ~, A. Lawson and Miss. Kals
Cooksey, Desiuse; married same das
By Squire q. G. Jones.
2Tth. J. u. Cheney Of psslaec and
Miss Henrietta Rra,zer 81 Huntington.
this county; married September Isl
by Squire J. W. Porter.
2s,b, Dameo uIshock and Gather.
Inc Chuulo, Desloge.
2sth. Edward Harris aud Miss Hat.
Tie McNcary, Flat River; married
same day by Judge J. S. Gossom.
s0lh, w, A. Brewer. Esther. aud
Miss Sarah 7. Iiiggs, Flat River
married September ist by Rev. G. d.
Thomas.
Sept. 2d, Joe W. Spencer Of Du.
elm, Perry county. and Miss Emmu
Marshall of Flat River; married same
day By Judge J. S Gossom.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05
THE NESBIT Law.

Gov. Dockcry has very wisely do.
chucd 10 call an extra session Of the
Legislature at the rcqurs, Of the Edi-
tor of the st. Louis Chronicle, for the
purpose Of repeating what is known a.
the "Ncsbit election law. The Gov
cruur, In m open letter, sets forth
wherein the law governing elections
In s. Louis was amended by the last
session of the Legislature, depriying
/. of those features which made psrti-
san advantages possible, viz the abo-
lition Of the Office Of deputy election
commissioner, aud Of the provision
which made It impossible to review or
purge the list Of registered voters, be-
sides the insertion Of clause that
gives to the Republican member Of
the Election Commission power TO
name the Republican judges and
clerks. This last provision, the Gov
ornor points out, coniers upon the
Republican Election Commissioner of
St. Louis n greater power than Is ex-
orciscd by the minority parties In the
counties OF the State, where Demo-
cratic County Courts in Democratic
counties and Republican County Courts
In Republican counties appoint all the
judges and clerks of election,
The Governor then says; "It seems
10 mo, however, that all necessary
provision is made In this amended law
for an absolutely honest election II
the judges aud clerks Of either party
are dishonest men, no provision Of
law, however stringent, can insure an
honest election All that Is necessary
under existing law 20 secure an honest
election in 81. Louis Is for the repre-
sentatives Of the two parties charged
with the responsibility OF selecting
judges and clerks 10 select honest.
competen, men for these important
position "
The Governor Is right, and al the
noise made by Republican newspapers
and politicians over this law is partI-
san tommyroi. No election Law OK.
cept one Of their own making that
would place the whole election ms
clliuery IN their hands would satisfy
thcm. No, honest elections. but par
tIasn advantage Is what they want.
Violations Of the law BY unscnipulous
judges and clerks OF election, ward
sluxgeFs. repeatcrs. OF ID gruua onas.
rasIacr than the law, are 70 blsne for
the manper in which our large city
cicctiDns .asp conducted, and these arc
nos conilasd 10 ans one parry. They
arr worse N thc ely than IN tie
Geometry. fsr sh1rs The opportunities
scr fraud are CREAMS.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05
A wELL.KNOwN ALBANY MAN
Itecomnacnda Clinmberlnin's Collie. Chol
era aud linrrhora Remedy.

Itecomncnds Clinmberlnin's Collie. Chot
era and illarrhore Remedy.
About IS months ago Mr.. W. s
Manning OF Albany, N. Y, widely
kuewn In trade circles IS the repre-
sentative Of the Albany Chemical Co.,
was suffering from n nrolracted attach
Of diarrhoea III tried Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
cdy," he says, sand obtained immo
diate relief. cheerfuI5 recommeat
this medicine 10 those similarly afllic
ted. This remedy Is not an sstrin
gent and Tor that reason no bad effect
follow It's use. Il checks the diar
rhoca by curing the disease whicl
causes IL. l. never fails and is pleas
ant to take. For sale by City Drul
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05
Christina Church Convention.


uur ui the CREST religious gather
ings of this convention season will be
held At Mexico, Mo-, September 10 to
10, by the Disciples Of Christ, or the
Christian Church. In the State they
have 500 preachers and rs, 600 NOM
bers. They also have 1880 church
buildings, valued at s2, 800, 600 90.
This religious body has had a wonder
iul growth 10 the past few years,
having membership 10 The United
States Of i,I50,000.
The purpose OF this convention W
TO create greater interest 10 missionary
activity aud bencyoleaces, aud the
greetings Of large number Of These
500 ministers will DO a pleasant iea-
turc Of the occasion.
Tue Missouri Christian Co-opera-
lion has been 10 effect for So years.
Under ito direction have been organ.
ICED 157 churches; s4,2g2 persons
have been baptized. with 26,sT6 adj
diiions 10 the congregations otherwise.
These figures do not take into eonsld-
Grafton the additions TO congregations
working independent of the State
Mission Board, Last year fofty-ioar
churches were organized aud 70 Bibic
schools, whh 2,s05 additions.
Great preparation is being made
both by The congregation at Mexico
and by the Programme Committee %
make Tits tho greatest convention In
the history Of the Disciples Of Christ
10 Missouri On the programme will
be found such men AZ Dr.. j. II. Gar.
rison Of ST. Louis, r. u Power Of
wasbingten City. II. O. Breeder. 1.
Al. Mccash Of Des aioines, la, and
w. r. Richardson Of kaasas City.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05
Ne.Alss Lac on.

''is dealing with men, rcmcmbss
thai a spoonful Of OH will 90 farther
than gallon u vinegar" The same
may b asid d childrcu There \
apshiDv 70 good for cbiidrn % tho
old fAfhipnnd castor OH. However
mitch thay may abhof \, u b their
brat mesiicine Tot disorders ai thS
bowels. In the more xcvesS easss n
hiasfhaea and dyseniety. hcwsref.
{,ksnaa pxlaln y Cole. Chpinrs xnd III
Arrhoe& Kennedy shualA W given afssI
W. vi opernssss aud anick cnru v
sure III 1allox, fsf ssls ~ cisj
Drug store. jss@I
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05

The M. Il. & D. T. Il. II. psssen-
ger trains leave Riverside at 1925 a.
M, ss2b p. M. snd 6.52 p. m, NJ.
riyiug ., Heck Springs st ii:s2 a,
~. biS5 y. IN. ard s:57 p. M. The
trains leave Rock Springs at Sis q,
M, 1888 p. M. and ssi5 p. M,
reaching Riverside at TAO a IA,
2;b5 p. an. and 5.5s p. m.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05
NOTICE OF
Stockholders Meeting

Notice IS her-by given that a special
NEE ing OF the stockholders OF the 81. FRAN
cuiH County kl.ctrte Railroad Company viii
be- held N the Mayors ONCE tn the city of
tarminr tuu. Missouri. on saturday the ziBt
day OF september, 1901, nt nine O'Clock n
III for tho purpose Of voting upon pIupo.
sitlous then and theTe TO be submitted, as
I'd ~ increase the capital stock OF tho
- Francois County Electric Railroad Com.
pany frum ffa,0n.ul to kI0u Co. "a. divided
into Leo sharc6 Of the rar value 81 sioo.,o
each.
III To increase the capital stock Of tho
81 Francois County kleftrie Railroad CON.
paHy from S. ,tQo.Go 10 $40. o0.0a, divided
into 80 shafsz 81 the par value Of siee.o0
al To authorize Tho issue OF SIS COO %
IN bonds OF the.st. Francois County Electric
ilailroaa 09lnpany 2 DC secured by DEED
property now owned or hereafter 10 be nr-
quirRd ~ the ~. Francois County Eiectrie
ID 10 authorize the issue of slCo ,ooo. 90
IN bonds OF the 81 Francois County Eieetrsr
Raiiroaa Company to he secured by a coed
Of trust which shall be lien upon ali OF
fhe property NOW owned or hereafter ~ bs
seqairesi hy the 81. Francois County Elsc.
tric Railroad Company.
f1 TO authorize the Issue OF SIZE .0on. 90
% hands Of the 81. Francois County Electric
Railroad Company Ia I've secured by deed
of trust which shall h8 n Item upon all OF the
property now owned or hereafter 70 DC &c
aaired by the u. Fmncoi1 County Electric
Railroad Company.
COL To authorize the issue OF stHn. 600 90
sn bonds Of the ~ Francois County Electric
Railroad Company 10 be secured ~ decd
property now owned or hereafter " be &C
unirrd ~ the 81 Francois county Elcctrid
Railroad Company,
And lnf the fIanaction Of such other
business ag may property come before the
xatd meeting.
ly order Of enc Board OF Directors.
ptTEK Guessing, President.
J. p, CAYCE. Secretary.
July -. iH1t.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05

The following night City Marshal
Rickus says that he and his cousin,
Coon" Hickus, we're returning from
a drive, aud when near O'Baunon's on
Hill street, some one caught and held
the horses. Coon, who was driv-
ing, asked the man what he wanted,
aud receiving no reply Chris shot at
the fellow but missed him. The
would he robJcr then ran north on
Ilnl street aud they were not again
molcstcd. The Marshal thinks hc
heard others coming up behind the
buggy, but saw only one man.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05
Farmington Times
THURSDAY, SEPT. 3, 1901.

The Republicans Of Senator Mark
A. llanna's ward In Cleveland, Ohio,
have organized a club, the purpose OF
which Is 10 boom Hanna for the Re-
publican nomination for President.
More bad news for Teddy.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05

Rear Admiral sampson Is said Ia be
very sick man, at Lake Sunapcc,
y. II and Il il feared tina, he cannot
live until the date liScd for the meet.
ing ui tho Schley Court Of Inquiry
II n reported tha, hi, disorder Is Of q
mental nature.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05
COUNTY OFFICERS.
COURTS.

uJRouii OOuEr--j. d. Pox. Jadge-second
Monday J., Nay and November.
CoUSTtTCo FIRST AoaGays IN Februa.
~, May. august and November.
rnoBArE CorEr-saooad Mondays Ia Jan.
lary. April, July and orioher.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05

Don't forget the meeting nrNi Sat
urday 20 consider plan, sud arrange
mcnts Tor the centennial celebration
Let everybody attend and show Az
interest IN the movement BY their
prc.cnce. The business men Of tho
town especially should take hold Of
this matter
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05

We suggest that Governor Dockery
got after bis commissioners of Insane
Asylum No with a sharp stick. and
II hc can't induce them - move aloag
with the work, ask for their rcsigna'
ton aud appoint somebody who will
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05
NeYer slgned . PeilIlou boz q Saloon

never Signed . Fetiiioo for saloon.
have learned that ii Is currently
reported at Esther that ! signed the
petition for a dramshop license for
Mr.. Brad jennings win say that I,
is mistake, and nothing could be
farther from the truth. ! neither
signed nor authorized anyone else to
sign II, and have never in my life
signed petition for saloon.
would respectfully ask the County
Ccuri, should they ever end my name
on petition for ssloen, TO erase L.,
for u was put there without my know.
edge OF consent,
Mas. G. MCMAHAS.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05
BEATEN UP AND ROBBED.
A Series Of heIe.up Stories Said 10
Have Occurred 10 Tins Vicinity
the Past TIVE Weeks.

c. L. Little Of Fredcricklown, an
ageut in the employ Of the American
Art Co. OF Kansas City, was held up
add robbed last "Wednesday evening
a, a point midway between Mrs. Susan
Walkers house aud Mr.. ~. c. Dough.
TVS. about two miles southeast Of
iown. Many conflicting stories are
ahoat concerning the robbery. Aboni
O'Clock Mr. Little engaged team
from Mayberry 4 IIigbley aud started
With Il up towards the Public School.
ile was seen few minutes later driv.
ing on the road where Shc robbery &C
cnrred, by some mon who were bring
ing a well digging outfit into iowa.
just little while after $50 the team
returned 10 the stable with Little Ia
,he buggy unconscious, q gag IN his
mouth aud three scalp wounds on bis
head His Injuries were Immediately
attended to by Dgs. Bianuing aud Mar.
tin. Little, when consciousness re.
turned, told conflicting stories rs TO
how aud by whom no was hurt, bn,
said be had been robbed Of Sii0 in
paper money which was sewed iulo
The lining Of bis coat, besides seven OF
eight dollars IN silver, which he had
Loose In bis pockets, aud a gold watch
valued at $3.50. This was about All
that could be gotten out Of him Ia
regard 10 tho matter. The watch
could not be found, aud his coat had
been cut with knife In the exact
place he described. Lille when seen
appeared voty rcliceu, abost the whole
matter, and it is the general impress
sion that he Ia holding back some
points In connection with the robbery.
lie is getting along all right, and was
aUlc to DO about Thursday afternoon.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05

Friday nighi, The Esd ult., Marshall
Page says while returning homo he
was stopped near the grave yard and
a demand made for money, but a.
the sum asked for was only quarter,
he "produCcdn and went bis way Ic.
joicing.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05

It was reported week or 50 since
that Webster Davis contemplated IT,
turning To the Republican party, Mr..
Davis has publicly denied this soft
Impeachment Of biz sincere conyic-
lions. aud say the report Is absolutely
withou, foundation. II have followed
the dictates OF an honest conscicncr
tha, never yc, betrayed me, aud aul
satisfied, " SOY, Sir, Davis. "My
motto has ever been, lie DO man =
man. bu, truths aud counlry's.' "
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-05
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Daniel n. Gfhbs, by his certain
sieed of trust, dated the 1rkt day III Sovam.
ner, insn, and recorded IN the Recorders
oflcs Of -. Francois county. Missouri, In
hook Sc, st "a Re sei, conveYsd 10 the under
signed trustee TIE following described real
estate. situate, lying and being In the
county of So Ffnnools ana state OF Nils
The west half Of the southwest quarter.
and the northeast quarter Of tbs southwest
quarter. sud the southeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter. IN section twenty .nils
fse township thirty six fs1imoFfh. range
I'VE fsf east. sub3ecf to the q ant Of way az
tire Mississippi aiver nnd nOnsse Terre ltaFi-
way Company through ard over the south
west quarter OF ths southwest quarter
whieh said conveyance was made In
trust 70 secure the payment OF two certain
and whereas BY the terms on said decd OF
trust sata notes are paaf due and remain
unpaid. ana Whereas the asid Bnniei NJ.
tslhbs has nTen DECREASED more than nine
na0ntfss nfsw therefore, In accordance
with the provisions Of said tieed OF trust
and at tbs request ~ the legal holder OF
said notes. sfli. on
Saturday. September IA, 1901.
lssiwsea Inc hours Of mine o'ciock IN the
forenoon and I'ys esnlocl N ttg afternoon
House ~ thu city 81 Farn,Inxfpn. 10 eaid
county al ~. FFancpfs md STAIR 81 Mia.
saHTf. sell q nFhlIe nuce5uu U the highest
bidder fax c4N6 z11s nbnve deecfibed rtnf
exacsltfnr this frnsf a 9'', 'F
Ausust 5. ri.