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The Columbus journal., 1903-03-04
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For Sale BY G. HEN9CHIN0.
The Columbus journal., 1903-03-04

The city council Of Fremont had quite
a lively session last week. The temper
ance people presented q petition signed
by 4O5 voters asking to have the propO-
sitiOn of license or no license submitted
to the voters at the coming election.
The council was OF the opinion that the
submission OF the question would be Of
no force, whether it carried or not, and
the prayer OF the petitioners was denied.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16
ORDER OF

Directed Ia III" Defendants below Named.
In the Circuit Court OF Montgom-
County, Missouri. At the city or
Montgomery. To the Novcmbc
Term 1903.
Suit To perfect record title 10 real
estate by limitation.
Frank w. Long and james
Long, Plaintiffs,
vs..
The unknown heirs, the I'M
known widow and the unknown
dcvisees of Broadus q. Roberts,
and the unknown widow of j.
l.. Coonan and any person and
persons claiming title to the
real estate hereinafter describe
ed by through or under them
or any of thcm and any person
or persons claiming title to the
real estate hereinafter describ.
ed by through or under Broad
us q. Roberts, deceased.
On this %, day Of September 1909
come Frank w. Long and James
Long, by their attorney, before
the undersigned Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court of Montgomery County,
Missouri and file their petition
verifying by their AFFIDAVIT, stating
among other things that all the
defendants above named are nom
residents OF the State OF Missouri
and that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon them
In the State Of Missouri. IL il
therefore ordered by the UNDER
signed Clerk In vacation that
publication be made notifying the
said defendants above named that
an action has been commenced
against them by petition In said
Circuit Court the object and gen.
eral nature of which Is to obtain a
decree Of this Court perfecting
title to the real estate below named
In the plaintiffs by limitation, and
a decree adjudging that the de-
PENDANTS have no right or interest
In said land. And In said petition
plaintiffs say that they are tho
owners In fee simple OF, that they
are In the possession Of real estate
situate In Montgomery County,
Missouri, as follows, Dewitt: The
south.eas fourth OF the northeast
quarter OF sectien thirty six, town.
ship forty-eight, north, range Ave
west, and part Of the northwest
fourth OF the southeast quarter
and part of the northeast fourth
OF the Southwest quarter Of
section twenty-five, township
iorty- eight, range Ave west bound.
ID as follows: Beginning at the
point OF Intersection of the south
line OF the Wabash Railroad right !
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16

east quarter, OF section thirty.
six, township forty eight, range
five west and that he sold said
land to John Parks and that
John Parks was the original
entryman for the south half Of the
southeast quarter of section thirty
six and the southwest fourth of
the northeast quarter of section
thirty six, township forty-eight
north, range five west and said
John Parks by purchase from John
G. Bast and by patent acquired
title to the entire tracts OF land
herein above described. And all
of the defendants have title by
descent from either the said John
G.. Bast or the said John Parks.
Plaintiffs In their said petition ask
that their record title 20 said land
be perfected by n decree of this
Court declaring adjudRing and
establishing their title thereto by
limitation under the provisions Of
Section 1868 Of the Revised statute
OF Missouri, 1909; and that the
title and the claim of title In said
land by the defendants and any of
the defendants be adjudgcd void
and be vested In the plaintiffs.
And unless the said defendants
above named be and appear ut the
next regular term OF this Court to
be begun and held at the Court
House In the City of Montgomery,
Missouri, on the second Monday
In November. 1908, and on or before
the third day thereof (if the torn
shall 40 long continue, II not. be-
fore the end OF the term) file
answer or otherwise plead TO said
plaintiffs petition, the same shall
be taken ms confessed aud judg-
mcnt rendered accordingly.
IL IL further ordered by the Clerk
aforesaid In vacation that n copy
hereof be published In the Mont
gomcry TRIBUNE n newspaper
published in said county for four
weeks successfully, published at
least oncc n week, the last inscr-
ton to be at least fifteen days be-
fore the commencement OF the
next regular term OF this Court,
Given under my hand this 18th
day of September, 1908.
EVERETT BARTON,
Clerk of the Court in Vacation.
State of Missouri,
County of Montgomery. Ss'
!, Everett Barton, Clerk OF the
Circuit Court within and for Mont
gomery County, Missouri. hereby
certify that the above Is a true copy
Of the Order Of Publication In the
u therein named rs the same
appears on record In my Office.
Witness my hand as Clerk and
49,, the seal Of said Court
SEAL. Done ut oiice In the
49, City Of Montgomery,
County and State aforesaid this
18th day OF September, 1903.
EVERETT BARTON.
Sept. %. 'O3, Clerk Circuit Cont.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16
D or

pire eted 20 the defendants below NAMED,
In the Circuit Court Of Montgom.
cry County, Missouri. At the city
OF montgomery. To the Novem.
Der Term, 1908.
Suit to perfect record title to real
estate by limitation.
William H. Glare, Plaintiff,
Milton Pratt. the unknown wi.
dow and the unknown heirs and
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16


of-way and the line between the
Southwest fourth of the southeast
quarter and the north west fourth
of the southeast quarter OF section
twenty-five: thence west twenty
n and 80 100 chains to the east
line OF e tract of land owned by
Hall; thence due north uine and
o. 100 chains TO the south line OF
the right-of-way Of the Wabash
Railroad; thence along said right
of-way line south sixty eve
degrees twenty-three and 23-i00
chains to the place of beginning
containing nine and 70-i0O
more or less. That the plaintiffs
and those under whom they claim
have been In the open, notorious
and adverse possession of said land
since the year 1867, that they have
paid all taxes on said land within
that period and that none Of the
defendants have ever paid any
taxes on said land since the year
1867. That a full and absolute fee
simple title TO said real estate has
been vested In them and was
vested In those under whom they
claim by Limitation under the pro-
visions OF section 428S, Article l.,
Chapter ~ of the Rcsived Statutes
OF Missouri, 1899; that the heirs,
dcvisecs or widow of Broadus G..
Roberts deceased or some person
or persons claiming by through or
under him or by through or under
them appear to have Of record n
claim of lite to said land adverse
to the title of plaintiffs. That the
widow OF j. l.. Coonan or some
person or persons claiming by
through or under her appear to
have of record u claim OF title to
said land adverse to the title of
plaintiff. That all of the said
parties and all persons claiming
by through Or under them OF any
OF them are unknown to the plain
tiiis and for that reason their
names caDno be inserted In the
petition.
That the interest OF the defend
ants, the widow, heirs and dcvisccs
OF Broadus O.. Roberts Is derived
from and based upon the follow
ing facts that said Broadus O..
Roberts was the original entry
man and patcntee to the SOUTH
east fourth of the northeast
quarter OF section thirty-six
and the northwest fourth OF
the southeast quarter and the north
-east fourth OF southwest quarter
Of section twenty-five In township
forty-eight, range Ave west. And
the interest OF the defendant the
widow of j. l.. Coonan Is based
upon the fact that said j. l..
Coonan probably owned the north
west fourth OF the south-ea
quarter Of said section thirty-six
township forty -eight, range Ave
west about the year 1853. Plain
this In their said petition ask that
their record title to said land be
perfected by a decree of this Court
declaring adjudging and establish
ing their title thereto by limita-
ton under the provisions OF
Section 1868 OF the Revised Statu-
ties Of Missouri, 1899; and that the
,i,le nnd the claim OF title In said
iahd oy tne defendants aud any OF
the defendants be adjudged void
and be vested in the plaintiffs.
Ana unless the said defendants
above named be and appear at the
next regular term of this Court to
DC begun n held at the Court
iiouse IN the City OF Montgomery,
missouri, on the second Monday
m Novemper; isos, and on or be-
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16
ORDER OF %eLlcAr

cry County Mo-, at the city Of
Montgomery to the November
Term 1908.
suit to perfect record Title to
real estate by limitation.
Frank w. Long and James
Long, Plaintiffs,
W..
John G. Bast, John Parks,
Harriet j. Parks Gray, Isabel
Campbell and John G.. Camp
bell her husband, the unknown
widow and the unknown heirs
and devisees OF John G. Bast,
deceased, the unknown widow
and the unknown heirs aud
the unknown dcvisecs of John
Parks, deceased; the unknown
devisecs OF Leandcr V. Parks,
deceased; the unknown heirs
and dcvisees Of Milton Parks,
deceased; the unknown widow
and unknown heirs and devil
sees Of William Parks, dcccas-
ed; the unknown widowcr and
the unknown heirs and dcvisees
of Harriet j. Parks Gray, de-
ccnscd; the unknown widowcr
and the unknown heirs and
dcvisces of Isabel Parks Fowl
cr; and the unknown widower
the unknown heirs and dcvisecs
of Isabel Campbell, deceased,
and any person and all persons
claiming title to the real estate
hereinafter described by
through or under him or any
of them.
On this 18th day Of September
1908 come Frank w. Long and
James Long, by their attorney.
before the undersigned Clerk OF
the Circuit Court OF Montgomery
County, Missouri and file their peti.
tionvcrifying by their anldavit stat.
ing among other things that all the
defendants above named are nom
residents OF the State of Missouri
and that the ordinary presses Of
cannot be served upon them
In the State of Mi-souri. IL II
therefore ordered by the UNDER
Clerk In vacation that pub
LEGATION he made notifying the
said defendants above named that
nm action has been commenced
against them by petition In said
Circuit Court the object and
general nature of which IL to obtain
n decree of this Court pcrfccting
title To the real estate below named
In the plaintiff by limitation, and
n decree adjudging that the de-
PENDANTS have no right or interest
In said land. And In said petition
plaintiffs say that they are the
owners In fec simple of, that they
are In the possession Of real estate
situate In Montgomery County,
Missouri, M follows, to-wit; The
quarter and the south
west fourth Of the northeast
quarter OF section thirty-six town
ship forty-cight north, range i've
west; that the plaintiffs and those
under whom they claim have been
In the open, notorious and adverse
possession of said land since the
year 1872, that they have paid all
taxes on said land within that
and that none OF the de-
PENDANTS have ever paid any taxes
on sald land since the year 1872.
That n full and absolute fee simple
title to said real estate has been
vested In them and was vested In
those under whom they claim by
limitation under the provisions
of section d26s. Article I, Chapter
~ of the Revised Statutes OF Mis-
souri,, 1880; that one John Parks
or the heirs, devisccs or widow of
John Parks or some person or
persons claiming by through or
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16
MANAGER WANTCp.

trustworthy lady or gentleman
to manage business In this county
and adjoining territory for well
and favorably known House of
solid financial standing. $1,000
straight cash salary and expenses,
paid each Monday by check direct
from headquarters. Expense
money advanced; position perm.
anent. Address Manager. 8IO
Mpnon Bldg, Chicago, H.,
Mention this paper. S-2S-fi. 10
Milt May took first premium on
yellow corn at the Montgomery
street fair, and will stand a chance
at the state corn show. Hurrah
for Prairie township--hope she'n
win out all the way through
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16

49,, the seal Of said Court
SEAL. Done ut Office In the
49, City Of Montgomery,
County. and State aforesaid this
18th day OF September, 1903.
EVERETT BARTON.
Sept. %, '03. Clerk Circuit Court.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16

County and State aforesaid this
22nd day of September, 1908.
EVERETT BARTON,
Sept. %, '03. Clerk Circuit Court.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-19

DR.. Coll Toste 81 el ruuor era eco
de Ia verdad.
Hubieramos sido tontos.
Pero preguntamos a los nifIos, y los
niflos, per cuya salud, bienestar y edu-
cacion vela ell DR.. Coll y Toste, nos di-
jeron que estan contentos, que no los
maltratan, que estudian, que estan agra
decides que desean vivir al amparo
de I'm hombre que ellos juzgan honda
doso y justo.
Nos parece que ell DR. Coll y Toste
debe estar mas orgulloso de este que
de ouros tftulos que ostenta. Deben ser
hombres buenos los honbres que quie-
rem a los nifios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-19

El DR.. Coll y Toste nos dirige la 81
guiente carta:
Santurce, Enero IS, de 1902.
Sr. Director del BoLET1N MERCANTIL.
M,,y sefIor milo de toda mi conside-
raci6n:
Miente como un canalla quien olga
que en- BOYS CHARITY SCHOOL
los nifioS son azotados. Cuando el Go :
bernador Allen me hizo cargo de esta
institution, renaban aquf el foete y el
palo, los cuales fueron inmediatamente
suprimidos. Todos los empleados fue-
ron advertidos que ell que levantara la
mano contra TN nif1o ser1a arrojado 4
la calle; no habiendo tenido que tomar
esta grave medida m as que COZ IN solo
ayo. Desde entonces aca, la educacioa
y la instruction en- esta casa estan su-
jetas a los consoles de la Pedagogfa
moderna.
Al yer en- ia Prensa General de San
Juan, confundiendose lastimosamente
dos centros de educacion distintos, CO.
mo son el de los NINOS y Ell de las
NINAS, me veo precisado, sef1or Di-
rector, 4 adclantarme al veredicto que
pueda dar en- el dia de mafiana la Jun
ia Investigators, para descargar del
Asilo de Nifios, frases conceptos NOR
ti6cantes, que van ilevar la intranqui-
idad al seno de las familias, y que son
contrarios a Ia verdad.
lQuien tuvo la gloria de fundar esta
instruction con el General Davis, quien
tuvo la gloria de presentar en- la pasada
Legislature un bill, que fue aprobado,
prohibiendo el tratamiento cruel Y la
exploitation de los nifios, no iba re-
currir al medic ruin y degradante de
hacer azotar pobres criaturas, para CO.
rregirlas y perfeccionarlas!
Espero de su caballerosidad la inser-
ci6n de esta carta, y la recti6cacion de
I'm error tan grave, como es ell confun-
dir dos instituciones, que est An compile
.tamente separadas.
De Vd. atentamen.e,
c. COLL Y ToSTE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-19
c. COLL Y TosTE.

No somos amigos del DR.. Coll y los
te, a quien no tributamcs APPLAUSE por
- proceder.
Fl esta obligado a cumplir con sus
deberes.
Etmplio7 Pues no ha hecho NADIA
mas qte correspondent a la confianza en-
q depoSaada.
81 no huSiera cumplido, habria cafdo
sobre 81 nuestra censura.
Cuando Sc dej6 DIR el primer rumor
respecto al maluato de nifios, no fs1i-
mos preguntar los einpleados del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-19

licores unos nifios que comprarfan con
mas gusto juguetes y bombones9
Con esa aclaracion de V. yde la fa-
mosa Camara, vino a resaltar que los
iefes de familia no pueden utilizar agsus
nifios para adquirir los licores taba-
cos que aquellos tienen derecho con-
sun1ir.
Puerilidad inligna de tan grandes
hombres
XIV
iEstamos conformes?
iVerdad, Doctor, que aquella infame
Espaha ha sido plagiada una vez mas?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-19

Y, ahora, vamos a guitar al DR.. Coll
y Toste una parte de la gloria que Sc
apropia.
Esa parte la reclamamos para Espa-
fla, para aquella nacion sienpre noble,
que do alas 4 muchos animales pom
zon sos, para que estos Ia picaran luego.
No fueron las Canaras de Puerto
Rico las primeras en- ocuparse de la
infancia.
Antes, nucho antes de que esas Ca
maras funcionaran, habia I'm Codigo
Penal, que contenia los articulos 81
guientes:
Artfculo SEQ: castiga Ell abandono
menor de un nifio de 7 afIos. La pena
esta en- relacion con el peligro que CO.
IRA la vida del nifio.
Artfculo OIL: castiga q los padres que
abandonan a sus hijos, no educandolos.
J 10 mismo a los tutores. Y castiga
tambien quienes, encontrando aban-
donado un Iifio, no 10 presenter a la
autoridad 6 su familia.
iVerdad, Doctor, que esa Espafia era
nuy mala2
fues yea V.
Un decreto de 80 de Mayo de 1879
castigaba quienes hicieran eiecutar
ejerclclos peligrosos a niios memories de
10 afios, ''aunque fuesen hijos suyos".
Y castigaba tambien alos tutores que
dedicaran q sus pupilos la vagancia 6
la mendicidad.
lQue lie parece, DR.. Coll y Toste'
II ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-19

Aquel Decreto no preveia ESQ de que
no pueden venderse tabacos, cigarrillos
y bebidas alcoholics q los nifios, nj que
estos no deben trabajar mas que seis
horas diarias.
iQue provision grande la provision
del Dr. Coll v Toste y de Ia Camara de
Puerto Rico!
listed, Doctor, y la Camara consabi-
da, no hicieron NADIA nuevo, cuando hi
cisron Ia Ley de IS de Febrero de 1902.
lVerdad que no?
Jlirelo sobre las cabecitas de los nj
nos 4 los cuaies v. cuida con paternal
soIicirud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-19
TAI como WBG.R z:
EL DIR. Coll TOSTE.
OPINIONES
OPINIONES

El DR.. Coll y Toste nos dirige la 81
guiente carta:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-16
RESCUED FROM a PERiL0Us
POSITION IN SENTINEL FIssURE
Mrs. a. E. Johns, of New York, CluDg for Fif-
teen hours TO sarrow Ledge
of Rock.
lBx the Asgoeiated Press.)

Yosemite Valley, Calf, July 14.-Mrs.
A. e. Johns, of New York City, who has
been staying in the valley for a few days,
was found this morning in deep crevasse
back of Sentinel Dome Yesterday Mrs.
Johns started from Glacier Point Hotel
to walk to Fissures. located some two
miles. from the hotel and did not return
last night Early this morning, Mr.. Pot
ter, a hotel clerk, who was member OF
one of the searching bodies who started
out to look for her, discovered her almost
lifeless form on a ledge that jutted out
from the steep side of the Sentinel fis-
sure.
Her rescue from the perilous position
was attended with great difficulty. A rope
was securely tied around Mrs Johns
waist and an effort made to help her to
the rim above. This attempt proved fu-
tile because of Mrs. Johns weight. By
leaning over the abrupt precipice Mr.
Potter could discern another large ledge
hundred feet below, from which was
sheer drop of hundreds of feet. He de-
termined to try this plan of rescue. Civ
ing the order to those above to lower the
rope, Mr. Potter swung the inanimate
form Of Mrs. Johns out from the tiny
strip of rock upon which she had braced
herself for fifteen hours and by swinging
the rope to and fro Mr.. Potter was able
to lodge the body of Mrs Johns on the
larger ledge. He then descended himself.
Calling to one of the mountain guides
above. Mr. Potter had him drop the rope
to the ledge upon which all three were
now resting. Then the two picked up
Mrs. Johns and together they made their
difficult way around dangerous lodges and
over yawning precipices beneath until,
almost worn out they finally reached the
rim above once more.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-16
R|OTOUS SCENES IN
CHICAGO.
Mob Chased and Hurled Mis-
siIes at Wagon Loaded
with Freight.
fBx the Associated Press.l

Chicago, Ills, July 15.-Riotous scenes
were repeated today when mob of
nearly a thousand men and boys chased
for nearly two miles a wagon loaded with
freight from the Kellogg switchboard and
Supply Company plant to the North
western Railroad freight house. Many
persons were struck by missiles hurled at
the man in charge OF tine wagon. Five
men were arrested. The freight was un
loaded at the freight house by special
officers employed by the Kellogg Com
pany, the freight handlers refusing to
touch it.
On the prospects of a cessation of IN
reference with the business of the Chi
cago Terminal Transfer Railroad Company
and with the understanding that the APP
phcation of that company for an injunc-
ton against union labor leaders would
not be pressed until it became necessary,
the hearing on the application was con-
tinued until tomorrow President Curran,
of the Freight Handlers Union declared
the trouble practically over so far as that
road is concerned, and the striking mem
bers of that union returned to work.
Later in the day the rioters became so
persistent in their refforts to block the
passage of wagons from the Kellogg plant
that the police fired thirty shots over their
heads to intimidate and disperse them.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-16
ABJEcr WRECK rARoUGH FEAR.
Negro Who Assaulted 11-Year Old Child Near
Albany successfully Guarded.
(By the Associated Press.

Albany, N. Y, July 15-James Little,
the negro who assaulted little girl near
New Baltimore yesterday, and who was
removed to the Catskill Jail for fear a
mob would lynch him. was taken back
to New Baltimore today and arraigned
before a local justice. The negro was an
abject wreck through fear, although he
was guarded by an especially strong
sheriff's posse in anticipation of trouble.
At New Baltimore a mob composed OF
farmers, striking molders from Coxsaolde
and boat hands had gathered. Among
them was Joseph Cole, the father of the
11-year-old girl assaulted. Cole was III
an excited state, and as the boat dockei
drew a revolver. He was quickly dis
armed by Deputy Sheriff Gould, who sue
ceeded in quieting him. The prisoner was
taken safely to the Jail. The favorable
condition of the assaulted child has some
what allayed the excitement.
Later Little pleaded not guilty to the
charges of rape and assault in the first
degree, and was bound over to await the
action of the grand jury. He was then
returned to the Catskill Jail. Danger OF
an outbreak seems to have passed
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-16
CHARLOTTE eosvocArIoE OPENS.
Inspiring Sermon by Bishop Cheshire En-
couraging Repol Is Made.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Winston Salem, ". c., July 15.-The
Charlotte convention opened at st. Pauls
Episcopal church TODAY. There are a
number of visiting clergy and lay mem
bers. The feature of the opening session
was an inspiring sermon by Bishop Che
shire His text was chosen from first
Kings, 1921: Following Christ with Zeal
and Earnestness. was the theme of beau
tiful discourse. At this afternoons se4-
sion encouraging reports we're made BY
the clergy and treasurers. Tonight there
was a discussion on mission work. The
Convocation will close tomorrow.
Manager Brewin, of the Winston Salem
team, denies the report sent out from
Greensboro about the baseball league FTe
thinks the manager of the Greensboro
team saw that he could not keep his men
together, and he took advantage of the
opportunity to let his team down as easy
as possible. Manager Brewin says he
never saw the games scheduled for the
league until they they appeared in the
papers Winston-Salem team is still in
the ring and will play Durham three
games here, beginning tomorrow.