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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-13
BAD WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Prevented Landing Of the Pacific Cable
with the Land End.

Prevented Landing Of the Pacific Cable
with the Land End.
San Francisco, Cal, Dec. 13.-The
Pacific Commercial Cable company
was unsuccessful yesterday in landing
the Hawaiian cable and have signed a
contract with the Gray Steamship COM
pany to have steamer Newsboy load
100 tons of cable from Silverton today,
carry 1t outside the harbor and per-
form actual work of landing shore and
paying out cable six miles from shore.
The landing probably will be made on
Sunday.
Will Not Attempt TO Land.
San Francisco. Cal. Dec. 1S.-The
Postal Telegraph company, this morn
ing. state that an attempt will be made
today to connect the Trans.Paciac CO.
BILE of that company with the land end.
The weather Is not favorable for an
other trial and today win be spent in
preparations for a second attempt,
which will probably be made tomorrow
morning. The Silverton is anchored
well within the harbor at point about
midway between Fort Point and the
Cliff house.
The Silyerton left her anchorage
near the Fort and returned to the har-
Dor and is now anchored In south bay.
Captain Howard now expresses the
opinion that the vessel will not get
away until Monday, but says he will do
his best to make start tomorrow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-13
All In the Dark.

London, Dec. 13.-Up to 2 O'clock
tnis. afternoon. according to official
statement, nothing has been received
atdthe foreign Office anent the Venezu-
elan government asking Minister Bow
en- to act as arbitrator in the contro-
versy between that country. Great
Britain and Germany. The United
States embassy was also without in
structions or information regarding
and Venezuelan matter
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-13
CALLED ON PRESIDENT.
Delegate Rodey and Others See Presi.
dent Roosevelt.

S. Rodey, of New Mexico, headed a
delegation of prominent men of the
territory, who called upon the presi-
dent today to urge him to use his infiu-
ence to secure the passage through the
senate of the omnibus statehood bill.
Members of the delegation presented
strong arguments in support of their
request. The president frankly inform
ed the delegation that he was not par
ticularly favorable to the admission of
Arizona and New Mexico to statehood
at this time and is understood to have
expressed some doubt whether admis-
sion could be passed at the present
session of congress.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-13

opening of he regatta. The new rule,
IL adopted would have the effect of
practically excluding foreign crews
frem the annual regattas. From pri-
vate advices received from the other
side it is gathered that the rowing men
of England, as a rule. are opposed to
the policy of excluding foreign crews
at Henley and that the indications are
that the new proposal will be defeat
ed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-13
Two Big SUBSCRIBERS.
0. {. Cromwell Gids ss2,000 and
Joseph J. Henry $1,000.
RUSTLING COMMITTEE HAPPY.

y Although 1t was raining this
y morning, Mayor Myers and a
y number OF business men were :
y around doing missionary work in
y the interest of the Albuquerque
y Eastern railroad proposition, and
y of course secured some subserip- :
- tions. :
y They are all happy, and the
y funds secured on the subscription
y papers, amount to almost enough
y for the purposes intended. :
y Mayor Myers is in receipt of :
y the following self-explanatory tel
y egrams: :
= Hon. C. F. Myers, albuquerque,
= n. NJ: :
y Washington, ID. c., Dec. 12.-
You can put me down for two \
= thousand dollars. :
y OLIVER f. CROMWELL.
y Hon. C. F. Myers, Mayor, Albu- =
y querque, n. NJ:
y Washington, d. c., Dec. 13.- =
y Letter received Our directors :
y have authorized me to subscribe :
one thousand dollars. We wish =
y you every success. :
JOSEPH J. HENRY.
Mr.. Henry is the president of
y the Albuquerque Gas, Electric :
y Light & Power company. while
y Mr.. Cromwell is the owner of the
y Albuquerque street railway and :
y valuable real estate in the city. :
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-13
Announces That He Will Retire
From Show Business.
ARE SENDING PRESENTS ABROAD
Anniversary Of Death Of the Prince
Consort will Pass Without Services.
CANADIAN HOCKEY LEAGUE

New York, Dec. 13.-Col. w. f. y
- Cody Buffalo Bill declared to- y
y day just prior to his departure for y
y Europe that his show, the wild =
= West" had apeared in this coun- =
y try for the last time. Col. Cody y
y plans to spend the next two years =
y in European tour with his show. =
y When he returns to this country =
y he will devote his time exclusive y
y ly to his business interests. \
= * = = = = = = NN<NN NxNN <
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-13
chilian Exposition to Open.

Santiago, Dec. 13.-The Chilian Edu-
cational Exposition, for which the gov
ernment has been making preparations
for more than year. will be formally
opened tomorrow. The affair is almost
unique in the annals of the South
American republics and in itself af-
fords most striking demonstration of
the rapid progress Chill is making to-
ward state of high civilization.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-13
Immense Damage Done to Ill.,
nois Town.
PACIFIC CABLE DID NOT LAND
Masons Will Place Flowers on Wash
ineton's Grave Tomorrow.
The GILLIAN EXPOSITION IS OPEN

y Decatur, ILL.,. Dec. ia sleet S
= storm last night did immense s
= damage to trees and put both the S
= telephone companies temporarily S
= out of business. Fire last night S
s in the Central Union Exchange S
= was caused by breaking wires fall S
= ing on electric light wires. cut on S
= practically all communications. $
= s s = = = s s s s s S s S s s S s
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-13
Presidential Amendments.

Washington. Dec. 13-The president
has selected Llody Griscomb, Jr.. now
minister to Persia 10 be minister ia
Japan, succeeding Mr. Buck, deceased
He has also selected Richmond Pear
son, of North Carolina, at present con
sui general at Teherau, Persia, to sue,
ceed Mr.. Griscom as minister to Per.
sia. Mr.. Pearson was formerly a rep.
resentative in congress from Ohio.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-13
FOREIGN Crews EXCLUDED.

London, Dec. 13.-At a meeting of
the Henley regatta committee today it
was decided by 13 to 2 votes to ex-
clude foreign crews.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-13
Attention Elks,

All Elks are hereby notified that
there will be a meeting of their order
at their hall tonight at o'clock All
are urged to be present.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-13

S Special to The Citizen.
s Washington, d. c., Dec. 12.-
: The conditions on statehood bill
are very favorable. Have a good
s majority to pass it. The ques-
s ton is to get it to a vote.
: FRANK A HUBBEIL.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-13
CASTRO REFUSES
He Will Not Yield to Germany's
UItimatum.
WILL ENFORCE ANTITRUST LAW
Cornell Athletic Council Meet to Dis
Cuss Plans For Regatta.
nnNYAM YnT hYnF 0nlnAFa nanna
WILL ENFORCE ANTITRUST LAW
BOSTON THEATRE CHANGES HANDS

y Berlin, Dec. 13.-President Cas- =
y tro's reply to the German ultima N
y tum is refusal to yield on any =
= point. s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-13
AMATEUR WORK.

Prizes Offered by Eastern Magazines
for Views and Scenes.
!. Amateur photography is becoming
the popular fad, and the west is get
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-13
New Mexico Delegates Wire
Their Conclusions.
ROOSEVELT AGAINST STATEHOOD
National Honor Will Pay Tribute Il
Senator SeweIl in February.
ANNUAL MEETING BAAEIRG COMPANY

y Special to The Citizen.
y Washington, D. c.. Dec. 12.-
= Arrived all right. The fight is :
y warm on statehood. Friends are :
s hopeful. =
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-13
Conditions Favorable.

THOS. HUGHES.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-16

almost 90 large "a those have jnsi
ahewn you TO q Arm in Amsterdam
"if he 10 the man 1 want 10 get
hold OF, that accounts for 2s," said
making a note OF the fact ~ spoke.
"originally he had ~ In hIs posses.
sion"
''Ninety-threef" the merchant re.
piled. IA II he could acarcely believe
his ears. why. his mine muat be a
source of unlimited wealth. I wish
had known this before"
so do l." said. 'And now per.
hapS you can 60 further and furnish
me vita q description Of the man
himself. shall then be able 10 tell
you whether my gentleman and your
customer are one and the same per-
son"
Il can describe him to you per.
fectly we'll He was tall. but some
what sparely built. very sunburnt--
which would be accounted for by his
long residence in the eaSt--his hair
was ktreRksd with gray. he had dark
eyes, and q singularly sharp nose"
"Did he wear beard7"
"No. only q mustache. The latter
was carefully trimmed. and, think,
waxed. OF this. however. am not
quite certain"
'And his name?'
"Hc would not tell us that. We
pressed him 10 disclose Il, but he oh.
stinately refused 10 do 80. He said
that u his name became known II
might lead to the discovery Of his
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-16
CHAPTER Nv.

II win be truIsn to declare that
human nature In about m eomplicat-
ed piece Of machinery as could be
found in the human world. And yet
] do not know why II should be con
sldcred so. All things and all men
do not run In grooves. A man 20 be
criminal need not he hopelessly
bad in every other sense. have met
mnrdererG who did not possess sufil-
Client nerve to kill q rabbit, burglars
who would rob o poor man OF all his
possessions I'm the world. and yet
would not despoil q little child of a
half-penny. The fact of the matter
Is we all have our better points. our
own innate knowledge Of good aud
evil. Hsyle had betrayed Kltwater
and Codd In the cruelest fashion
possible, and by 40 doing had con-
demned them to tina most fendish
torture the mind of man could con-
ceive. Yet II was through his one
good point. hIs weakness, IL I might
40 describe IL, that l was enabled 10
come TO my frat grip with him.
u was between the hours Of two
and three that eutared the gates of
Brompton esmstery and commenced
my examination OF the various graves
therein contained. Up one path ]
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-16

wandered and down another I'm
search Of the rsssing-plsec Of ias
poor crippled sister of whom Gideon
Hayle had been no fond. IL was q
long time before l found II, but al
last l was successful. To my sstos-
ishment the stone was plainiy . new
one. and the grave was tastefuliy
decorated with flowers. As @ matter
of fact II was one Of the prsttisst In
Its Heighhorhood. and TO me this told
it's own tale. went In search OF the
necessary official and put the case to
him. lie Informed me that waa cers
rect In my superstition, md that the
stone had only lately been erected,
and, what was more 20 the point, he
informed me that the gentleman who
had given the order for IL had only
the week before paid the necessary
sum for inRuring the decoration OF
the grave for many years to come.
II gather from your words that
the gentleman, who must be q rela-
tive Of the deceased, has been here
lately" ! said.
"He was here last Sunday after
noon" the man replied. HE la q
most kindly and generous gentleman.
and must have been very fond Of bis
sister. The way he stood and looked
at that stone the last time he was
here was touching TO see. He'd been
in foreign parts, sir. and Ia likely to
20 cut there again. so gathered
from what he said. II Ia d pity
there are not more like him."
This was news, Indeed. and !
prlcked up my ears on hearing II.
Having learnt all ] was likely 60
discover, ] thanked the man for his
kindness and left the cemetery. II I
had done nothing else, had at least
satisfied myRelf upon one point, and
this was thr fact that Gideon Hayle
had been In London within the week,
Under such circumstances II should
not be very dificuIt to obtain bis adj
! drsa@ Hot ! knew from experlencs
that when thingH seemed 10 be run
ming most smoothly they are aa
much liable to a breakdown 40 at
any other tlme--Rometlmes even
more so. ! accordingly hailed n cab
and drove back TO my Office. Once
there entered up my diary accord
ing to custom, wrote n note TO Kit
water. informing him that | bad Ola.
covered that Gideon iiRyIo had not
left Loadon on the previous Sunday.
and also that ! believed him 10 have
negotiated certain Of the stones In
London. after which ] returned 10
my hotel TO dine.
To lie continued.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-16
Low RATES TO ST. LOUIS
Via The Iron Mssstais Route, Account
Fan Festivities.

VIII begin Octobrr 9Th.
The Great 81. Louis Fair. viih
$50, 600 In premiums and more At.
tractive exhibits than ever, uill open
October 9th aud close October ilth.
Tie nIght parade Of the Yelled
Prophet win take place October 9Th.
The South 81. Louis broadway Mer.
Chants Association viii hold Street
Fair and Carnival from September
2eth to October i2ih.
There win be running races on the
mile track at tbs Fair Grounds durlax
fhe month OF October.
The s.. Louis Horse show In tho
Exposition Coliseum viii take place
ffusn November Bid 10 ts,Is
An excellent opportunity 10 sec the
site Of Worlds Fair Of 1904.
Local agents win furnish detailed
iniofmation.
". c. Towxssxp.
tssa.l. Pam'r. ard Ticket Ast..
81. Loufs, No.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-16
>llEWFF'S SALE FOR BACK
TANES.

~ iriur "i spectral execution Issued
from ihu uillre oi the clerk of the Circuit
s..'''; "; ~. !4aH..'S .vIii;y. a,--vi'i,
dttrd the 3,ih day Of September, 1902.
mad, rriurnghlr 10 the November term ui
said court iur 1909. - the Sheriff OF n.
Fuurus county dirrrtcti and u me de-.
iitrud, Ia favor Ut the State of Missouri
ai The relation and To- thr use Of Frank
liclnrlsnn, Collector Of the Revenue ri
81 Francois county Missouri. and against
Jacob iI"as aud the unknoWu heirs ni
Jacob lIu,-. | liaNr seiLrd and levied ND
ah obi The iiglH. little. claim. interest and
rstair ut ihr said Jacob Bnas and the
uukupwu iwirs at Jacob iIoas ~. In and
tu the following described nal estate.
situate lyt12 lud being In the county Of
81 Francois and state ut Missouri.
iu-Wig
The southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter Of section four, township thirty.
four rlngc four, containing forty nrcs;
aud viii, ou
Thursday, November l3, 1902,
between the h1urs at nine O'Clock In the
forenoon and 1--WE o'clock In The alter
noon ui that day, ut the south front
door ~ the cUuri house. In the city OF
Pennington, In said cnuntv ut ~. fmR.
euis 1Hd State at Missouri. and during
the session uf the Circuit Court OF SAID
county, sell VI public vendue to tie
highest bidder for cash. all the right, title.
claim, Interest and estate Of the said
Jacob Ron. and the unknown heirs Of
Jacob Has of In and to the foregoing
'i'-rrIh'd r7il estate. Ia satisfy said cx-
et'uiion snd vO-ls,
JEFF u. IiIGIlLEI.
sheriff ut 1T Francois Cunniy.
October %. 1902
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-16

BEFORE NE.
mine, and that he was naturally
anxious that such an event should
not occur"
But what guarantee had you that
the stones were not stolen?"
"Nono whntever--but IL Is most
unlikely. In the first place, they are
uncut; in the second. we have had
them In our possession for some
time, and you may be sure have made
the closest inquiries. Besides, there
are such few stones In Europe, and
what there are are safely In the pos.
session Of their owners. Surely you
are mot going to tell me that they
were Etolen?"
In the mans voice there was q
pcrcoptibls note Of alarm.
81 don't think you need he afraid, "
I said. "They were stolen by the
man from his two partners, and all
they want is to get hold Of him in
order TO make him disgorRe their
share OF what he got for them"
IL am glad indeed TO hear that"
was the reply. 81 was beginning TO
grow uneasy. And now Ia there any
other way In which ] can serve you?
II 80, shall be only too pleased to
do g."
informed him that II had any
thing else TO ask him ] would cali
upon him agsln. and then took my
departure. While was In great
measure satisfied with the informA-
ticn ] had gained. was not alto
gcther easy In my mind. The ques-
tion TO I've answered was. was the
man ! was after the same individual
who had sold Jacob and Bulenthall
the stones? The description given me
varied In several particulars 10 that
Furnished me by kitwater. My client
declared him to possess black hair:
the merchant had said gray; the one
had declared that IIayle POSSESSED a
beard, the other that he had only
wRxed muGtache. The figure. how.
ever, was In both cases identieally
the snme.
Having satisfied myself that he had
NO more 10 tell me, thanked him
for his courtesy and left the office.
A fresh idea had occurred 10 me
which thought might lead TO some
thing. aud I resolved 10 put II into
practice without any further waste
OF time,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-16
NOTICE or SALE Hx TRUSTEE

whereas XII weiker and Lacy w. weiksr,
by their eettaiH deed OF trusi, dated fscfo-
her I'M, ISIS. ard INnorsfed IN tho iaiid
fecnrss OF st. Francois county and state oi
Missouri, IN deed hook 81 4, at paep n,1 con
veyrd 10 i.ee wefker, trustee, fsse following
de@esshsd refll estate. sffuatc IN thH counts
o. ~, Francois snd statn OF Missouri. to-
wit
rue northeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter OF s@rtfots fourteen, containing
forty acresi and ten neres. q strip OF eqn@l
Width or ~ the sszt sids Of the hofthwest
gseyfsr Of the northeast quarter Of section
fourteNn. all IN township thirty -five, range
kiN eaef.
which ssin runveyanre was made 10 ~.
eurs tbs payment Of q certain pnymisso1y
n0t~ In sat1 deed nf trust described, and
whereas said Hufe has sanH since leen duo
and rc1shf4s unpaid; nos, sherefBre, ~ fiie
retrfczt OF she Iszai ho5der Of aatd nnfe
and - conformity with tire provisions OF
said DEED q trust. l. the undersigned tf.s-
tee. VIII. ON
Satnrdar, October Is, 1909.
tetwecn tins hours al nfEe osclnck In the
fnfentDn ssitd nsr Asnifef IN the afternoon ~
tfsat day, nt ffse srpuf 0u1r ~ ste cuurt
honse. IL the city "a t1TxHin9ton, ~ FRAN.
cOis cnsinfy, NO. soil 1t pm}aF oAtfy TO the
higlicst bisidrf, for en4h. khe ebnse Sss
<cgibcn real Pztafe, 10 satisfy nnili nose aud
iuterwFt and cszf ~ executing THIS trust
Lkk WkLkkR, Trustee.
septsmi,er =. M. S.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-16
Mothers

Who would keep their children IL
good health should watch for tho frsI
symptoms Of worms, and remove then
With Whites Cream vcrmiiuge. Il Il
the childrcns' bes, tonic. II gets Ill,
grstion nj work 10 that their food docl
them good, and they grow mp healthy
aud strong. Zoe at City Drug Store
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-16
What TO Live For.

live ior those who love me,
Whose hearts are kind and true,
For the heaven that smiles above me,
And awaits my spirit, too;
For all human ties that bind me,
For the task my God assigned me,
ror the bright hopes left behind me,
Aud the good that can do.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-16
FAnM pnnIENTN.

~ acres. mineral pfupSri,. rpryf,.i ,.,r
vale Mines iric" ~ esp on rnsy trrths.
isg acres IN sto. t.onpyi,ys rpurt, .r....,,
hlhe miles northeast uf tlrmlarilu ION
miles ffum either fIuuUr IrrTt, ur FI4f ms,
ana one mile from urlyy Nul t,.aI .is
roGm dwelling, frame barn. duuhir lng
stable, and URINARY uu urstnis,.s f..,1
spring S. acres in cultivation f.,tunr,. A.,
good tlmtpvr. TpTrt ltlup Iuftua ...ttfl nm,
hHry llne. FruiI trees ~ place rTir,
A'Aoo OF VIII 'rad" tor town property.
us acres near mn -. % In SIC. Gene
we've county So MILES from r No Ey
ana ciEht miles rfpm Pennington Il. sff,.s
w CULTIVATION balance 90 timltuT al t.np
~ ,hli waited except ? acres. 5 arl.udid
ilnus". thrro eLul springs. rigtrrn rrII1I
h1rn, ana small orchard aI nprp- la t.tl
tom Erie" ~ -" 90 Viii trade.
~ acres IN Ste. G"n"vteyr cuurt,. 2 miles
from Pennington ana Just south al Hufts
ncighbnrhood. y acres IN uuifiyn,,"H "a
acres good timber. Price il.wu WrI sell
Ortrade
10 acres near hnob Lick. Iuuh n,.,, six
IeoHn mouse, iHirn, rrchnrd, welt al itnuss
ana hafhs plenty 40 small irlIt 4. arF.s
~ cuitlFntlnh AMI al under fence Sutru
a ,,i nelkhiH,tit"'d gnd hut ~ minutes walk
" .hap. WV
- acres So miles nnrthuf Pennington.
i1nu IN cultivation. House. barn and 80
Iruit trees. Price 81 an
o. ceres miles south NJ Faruiest,s an
fredrricktown ruhd ~ acres ~ ruItIsa
uuh, En@a room h"u.r. barn ana uFuncry
tTire 81 So,
II You want iu sell ur ira.ie. come
aud list Jour property With u.
PIrklN & SWtNk
oiiice over IT. fnLcuis County Bank.
PHONE M. o..
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, derry Bridges and Lucy Bride
IS, his Wits, by their certain deed of irllnt
dated the lSlh day OF August. isSi. and re-
corded IN the Recorders once OF ~. Fran
co.'s County, Missouri. IN book ~, at pags
u. conveyed TO the undersigned trustes
the following desefieed real estate, situate
lying and beinE in the county of y, Francoi.
ana state OF uisaO9Fiu 70 viii
All Of "a ~ feet on Of the wesi side of the
northwest half OF lot No. 9 Ia 3oyce's nddi
ton 10 fnrminston. and extending no leci
ff0ra nofth 10 fpafh, bezne sfss fsii sssssth 81
north hall OF said lot No. =, ~ desiKnasss
upon the recorded plat Of snid addition,
which snld conveyance was made Ia trust
To secure tins payHlsnf Of 4 cerfnfn prDnts
sufy nnte IN SAID deal Of trust Described
and whereas by tina terms o. SAID deed 81
trust said note q nnft due ana remains urt
paid, nav, therffn3e IN tstasofauit.t witt tbs
pFoyieions oE Esid dsea Of trust and nj shs
requcsf 81 the legal holder of said note, 4,
the undersigned trasiss w9i
On Saturday. November 1, 1908.
lsefwern the hours af mine o'eines in tsss
forenoon ana i've o'eiock In the afternoon III
that tlny, NJ fhe front deer Of the court hratsr
In the CITY 0f Pennington. "a said tiuunfg al
~, Francois. Missouri. sell ut public at3rffna
70 the highest hf1asr, fur cash. tise above
uescfibed real estate 10 Enffafy snid ucse
ANA tins cnsts Of executing said trust.
ssessher =. Hxa. :