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New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
MECHANICS LIENS.

fremont ave. No f.O27: william L Mckenzie sxr
sscker Brothers. owners; Thomas Morgan con-
22d 81 No 2f7 70 eaI t.s., i,,,.,
supply company agt Peter Hartsr Owner.
Herter Realty company. owner and Contractor
9Sd ~. 80 SlS 70 Ji6 East: John v sullivan szt
Greensaum & Wiener o0uers and cOntracfoTs
Pelham Road. n 2 corner Pelham Bav Psrk 3asx
900; the Coal and Transfer Company Az Win
lam Randall owner: g a Pesrssl contrartor
University Place No lis, Peter Phelan axt Pred
erick Hasenoecke owner the Gusson Msrufsct-
urinE Company. contractor. ........
ii5th- No 20 West: Joseph TiuO & Co sgt
Isaac Foistein. owner and contractor
fOSth st. No 23S TO 232 West: same aS4 same
Marion ave p n of i03d st 5Gxas 3 Frsd
tTick Wand IL agt Catherine Mulholland o4nar
q. -- Toe - q.
Rroadwa1 n corner ffst-st. 5frx i0s. C1erusn5 a
90 ast tharles Swan. lessee and contractor
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Maiu 20; "a = 81 Il of Grant s-s. FOR two
etcry frame shed and loft. f3xlS. Peter Eisfs-
owner. Bernhard EbeiinE architect .-...
f1Gth- -. 2 $50 q 2 % Prospect ave. for
three story frame dwelling house tTx52 n
Isvetla. owner and architect -.----- -.-..-..
Elton : corner i5'.th-st. Tor two SIX sfcrr
brick tenement houses with stores $3.50 and
l.xST r FreduS unnsrh~r. owner. Charles Bar
ter 4 son. architect .----- =. -.-..
rscbhiue- ave. : 4fD IN ~ i4Ifn 81 for ere
story frame buiitinE HT2iS uo-nint-k
Pezza. owner. Harry r Howell architect .-...
RTook=-ave. corner 1s3d- So FOR s-7rr
brick tenement house. 49, as - aud a. So.
Arthur = Collins. owner. q f'of<e-. srrHf-
Ke!Iy-zt s. - coru7r Prospect ave. fcr fss srorv
b~ici tenement house. with store 25xsI II ant
fNa. Prospect Avenue Really Compsnr owner.
Moore e LardsedeI. architects --.....-...
ProSneet-ave - 81 n ~ tJ-d 50 for two
Ave story brick tenement houses. = szs2 Iouis
weinstein. owner. Bernstein + Bernstein. aren't
ta~fE
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
NEW Buildings IN MANHATTAN
PLANS FILED YESTERDAY FOR TWO HOUSES And A
FACTORY COSTING 81 ,8O0O0O
Story Studio Building in Lerngtonee to Cost s00ooo Big
apartment House in Central Park Ues.

Plans filed yesterday in Manhattan for
ten story brick fathouse. twelve story apart
ment house and nine story brick factory, which
will a total of S.s0000.
For twelve story brick apartment house. at
the southwest corner of Central Park West and
sejh-St., S950OC0 is named the cost. The Gotham
Building and Construction Company Is the own
er and Mulliken & Noller the architects. The
house Will bc built j plot 02x1lO feet.
y ten story brick studio building. estimated to
cost S1WtVto VIII be erected - the northeast corner
OF LeNHgton-;tye. aud 66th-st.. on a plot tT0xS-5
fect SimmonsOn. Pollard e. Stetnman the ar
chitecS nine story brick factory will be built by
the Middleboro Realty Company, at No. 425 6thave
to cost Sla00D. T.. Wilbur is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
DEFICIT IN YALE SUMMER SCHOOL

New-Hsven. Aug. (SpecialD.-The Yale Summer
School. which closes on August Is. has been
financial success II had been expected that more
than three hundred pupils would attend tho vari-
Gus classes IN the school, but the number fell below
es0 This has not been enough 10 pay the running
expenses and the salaries Of professors holding
fafofss The university has been called upon twice
<or funds to help out the school The Yale summer
Sohool started his year. and has had 10 compete
r-ith the long ests bshed summer schools ~ Har-
ar6 ard columbia In spite Of this years deficit
the Yale school Will 0e leId again next summer.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
GENERAL CARTER TO REMAIN.

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE order bringing Gen
eral William H. Carter from the Philippines to
command the Department of the Lakes will be
issued for the present. A cable sent to Cen
eral Corbn, commanding the Division of the Phil
ippines stating that it might be time before
General Wood returned to duty there, and asking
if General Carter could be spared General Corbin
replied that under present conditions it would
be better for General Carter to remain There are
now only enough general officers in the Philippines
70 command the several departmetns.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
KILL GUARD: LTNCHED.
Tro Negro ConTicts Hanged to
Bridge for Murder.

Hattiesburg Miss. Aug Al. G. Smith. city
convict guard. was assassinated this morning
by two negroes of his gang. William Horn and
kid George. Horn escaped. but George was
captured. together with Ed Lewis, alias Brock.
who struck the shackles from the murderers
They put in the city Jail after Brock
had been futilely whipped TO force him TO tell
where Horn had gone. Tonight mob quietly
took the negroes from Jail and hanged them
10 a bridge in the glare of an electric light.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
LIS PENDENS.

Iames-s, Nos So and IS: Iosef Preise- az NsTnsa
6irossmaa specifc Performance attorney
KrakoWer.
Rocker and faction forecloss mechanics su
attorney. r " Todd.
Is4th-sr No East: Corneiia Macbeth agt Frances y
\ DonohOe guardian. al foreclosure OF uorrsagsf; AZ
HOvt 4 Ferry.
nth No 40s 412 East sarah Ee-z agt tiearss
Werner counter claim etcl. attorney. II Edwards
lots and g0l Of portion OF Hunt estate Van
station Bronx; James Owen agt William Williams
. al factiou 10 set aside dee5l attorney Greene
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
WOULD-BE SUICIDE INSANE.
Once Prosperous Business Man Saved from
Death by Gas
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Cincinnati Aug. 4.-Driven insane through worry
over business reverses and the pressing demands
of creditors Morris Hamburger formerly prOm~
nent business man and now insurance solicitor,
attempted to end his life this evening by gas The
smell of escaping gas directed attention his
room and fremen forced the door Hamburger was
found lying in a cOmatose condition the bed.
After vigorous work by the doctors he was
brought out of the state of coma. but violently
insane, and il is feared his case is hopeless
He had locked himself in his room early in the
afternoon. and papers in his desk showed that he
had spent the hours in Strengthening up his papers
and writing long letter to his wife. begging her
forgiveness for the planned suicide and explaining
his reasons. He is fifty years old.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
FINDS DAUGHTER DEAD.
Father attracted to Scene Of 4cci-
dent by Curiosity.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Camden Aug. 4.-While her way to
grocery store this morning, fve-year-old girl
was killed by an Atlantic City express train on
ehe West Jersey and Sea Shore Railroad at the
Iibcrty-st. crossing. about two squares from
her home William Picke, of No. 1,130 Atlantic
ave- who drives bakers wagon, came along
Immediately after the accident. Seeing the
crowd, he asked what was the matter.
"A little girl has been killed by train, re-
piled of the spectators.
Out of curiosity, Picke elbowed his way
through the crowd. AS he the face of the
dead child he exclaimed; My God, it's my
daughter, my Ida"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
JIU JITSU BEATS WRESTLER.
japanese Expert Takes Two Falls from big
Tom Frisbee.

Asheville y. C, Aug. 4.--In the presence of two
thousand people, Professor ono, japanese instruc-
tor Of jiu jitsu at the Anna polls Naval Academy
tonight defeated Big Tom Frisbee Of Madison
County, \. g, in mixed wrestling match at the
Auditorium The matched for the best
two out Of three falls. The japanese secured the
frEE fall in hour and twelve minutes. and tho
second in thirty-fve seconds.
Professor Ono weighs 2l7 pounds and is 5 feet
612 inches in height, while Frisbee tips the scales
al sos pounds. and is feet 5i2 inches high. The
American used catch -as-catch-cau tactics. while
the japanese expert relied solely tiu jitsu.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
HUDSON COUNTY CENSUS.

Tho population Of Hudson County is 4is saf ar
cording to the figures Of the State census recently
taken. The increase during the last five years was
81 SfA equal 30 l63 per cent The population Of ,ha
several municipalities is follows: Jersey civ
%. .e9a: Bnynnne T. i4: Hoboken. 6S.464: West Ho-
boken. 29.052: WeehaWken S.02s: town of Union
lo,s72: town Of West New York. 1876: North bergen
li.134: Guttenbure 4563: Kearny. l. So; East Ney,
ark ISIS; Harrison Esq; Secaucus. 3Isl. total
SsS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

Henigson. Abraham D Lavinsky al; June -
1856 $50 -
Kaufman, Abraham VIC Goldman: June = 1905. gI4 :.
McGroarty, John C-P NJ Rosenfeld; June lG
1904 141 35
Shotwell Henry fP Hatch: November ~. 1902.
Sulzer. John RI Sieglng: January 8, 1897. 10 o.
Nineteenth Ward Bank-A r Rosenfeld: June
16 1905. 1863 ~
SameSame: April L. 1904
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
STOLE TO PAY RENT.
WOther-in-La7c Has Young Wife
arrested.

Tempted by poverty, Mrs. Eva Taylor of
Newark. stole $40 from her mother-in-law, Mrs
Margaret Taylor, of No. 300 Halliday-st.. Jersey
City, who caused her arrest Mrs. Taylor went
TO he" husbands mother to borrow money 10
pay her rent as she threatened with
eviction
She saw the money in bureau drawer and
took the $40 She tainted when found guilty
IN the Second Criminal Court yesterday. Judge
Manning suspended sentence.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

18Th ave at junction 81 22d st. % North
River. Theodore " Morris 2 % agf the Cenfrsi
Railroad ~ Nevr-Jersey e. al. July 81 1905
1I1tf 81. =. leo n - Amsterdam s1x
fro n. New YORK Edison COMPANY
and another. July n 1895. --.-...---.-.-.
40th St No y " est. MuTrsf FfiIl iron Works
sst Anthony KiakeI 81 al; July -. 1905 ..
9th ave No 3JG. Rudoiph Fsterman agr Frisda
Hart Ma ~ 1905. -...... .....
Jth st 10 COO 70 e12 p J. ShiTer az Minnie
Ia-ohs - ~. august ~ f--,..-..-...-- --....
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
NEW OIL MERGER HELD UP.
Pittsburg Interests Object to Paying Price
Fixed for Cudahy Holdings
La rELEGRAIH no rHE rR1PrNE.

Pittsburg. Aug. 4.-The deal whereby the indie
pendent oil producers of Kansas and certain parts
of Texas are to form 4 combination with a capital
of s2S,001o00 to compete with the Standard Oil
Company. which was to be closed to-day. has been
held up for few days The Mellon interests of
this city object to taking over the fixed price
certain properties held by the Cudahy interests in
Chicago. Colonel {. J. Mundy. of Kansas City, and
George L. Craig; formerly general superintendent
for the j. NJ Guffy interest. who active in pro-
noting the deal left here this evening for Chi
cago, where they will meet the Cudahy representa-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
PosTMAN MEETS WITH ROAD AGENTS
Three Armed Men Rob the Mails, Getting
Carriers Salary.
tBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. ]

Waterbury, Conn. Aug. 4-Three highWaymen,
two of them armed Of them with long knife
heid up George y. Townsend, a rural letter carrier
on the Middebury Road. Bradley. last night
While thug held gun him. another held
The horse. and third kept a big knife in view while
he robbed the wagon OF $50 in cash $50 which was
the mans wages, received few days ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
MORE LAND FOR J. o. ROCKEFELLER

John y. Rockefeller has added three small parcels
10 his estate 1T Tarrytown. He has purchased the
farm Of Dumas King eight acres. and the houses
and small plots of Mrs Thomas Birdsan and of
Thomas carey They add little TO the estate but
oIgf
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
JUDGM ENTS.
The following judgments were filed yesterday the
first name being that of the debtor:


Anglin Daniel TCaude L Gourand ........... $13 ~
nald"h. George E--John Wanafnaker - 9s
Bs chmann, Robert-Frank Rrummer.
Costello. James William ~
Cairns, Charlotte-John Goodwin ~
Cornell, Daniel TChristIan f FIaacke $40 -
cary, Albert A-Engineering News
COMPANY - ..........- 1913 -
Pany ,..... ......-........... ~ 40
Dillon. ReTuard William \ Hart 2S
peamare. Fannie A Elizabeth Palmer. / ll53 -
t5nnis'n Nliian ',hVer typewriter Company 81 81
Fassad %i F.dnsa 4! Z i
Goodglass. Isidor- Charles \ Stoc<wel and an
other ............... 100 y
tIarNin Toward D Siston Bason
Carson. Ike Walter Force los -
CrByson John W Berk Fl Bloch ............ 1a7 10
fiuniff Edward Nathan \ lushnan. ~ GO
Levine Isaac-JoseGh Margoies. ......... NJ Al
Mazzochi. Giovanni Goodman Teller .......... 4
Mct'abs. Mary michael Joyce. ..........
Neumsnn. Wilhemina Samuel Phillips o6 aO
Nadworney Joseph-Myron Sulzberger ......... t6 Of
Olsen John EC harles + Piumacher 1To -
1tero Joseph yde steamship company costs. lie
Plass. William FB Place Realty a6
Rugeiero. Ernilo-Frank ' Burton ct al.
Rudd. William AHerbert II I-evere. .......... 90 81
Sber. Bernard-Edward Spiegel. "a
SchwartzhuTg Harry Meyer Nesberg 81 81
Stambeina. Giovanni-tioodman Tiger. er....... 1O5 81
Sanders l.ouis-Charles A Wmphemer and ar
other -. 147s 80
Schnitzer, Benz Federal Brewing company. S2S
Trisdorfer. Martin II NJ Angela Elias ......... 2G2 ~
Tscott Thomas elizabeth y Palmer. .O53 81
Warner Frank H-I-amson Consolidated
................
Waybright. Ehanan WWilliam VI Paul. ...... saa an
Wadowsky. Marx-MyrHn Suzberger. .......... fI5 al
Atlas CONSTRUCTION Company-George NJ Reiscr-
mann ct -. a772
ard another
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
sulLpINe LOAN CONTRACTS.

Sputhsru Boulevard " 3. - n of JeunsHgs
- 5ox1OO. James NJ Wcutz rams Hawthorn
1.gth 81 5 : 1910 II . Of Broos ave liz SSlo0
George Rtcard loans Steinuann Realty com
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
OTHER MANHATTAN BUILDING PLAr

,-rarrv-st Nos - and -. for three s-orv brick
stable and store - 2x Is1 ,. \ e. RaczaFali-r
oVrer- = r Sletin. architect .-- --.-.-..
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05

pvEETIsr.MENTs AND 81 EsCRlrTIoNS |' 81
n Tyitune recvj,eo their t2'o"o g.i,sk p s.
RrcadWay between S'ita and S.th INV - as a.
N,,crtisrfnents received az f,osju- hf2n' "a q
eEular oilice lates Cntu u'cock ~ M - Eaf
ave- e. CO... = 50 l5S Cth ver. i-iA .fh aves
14,h s3s West 80 s.. ostWese ~ S 1s,s ard 1l'
SIS. tn26 81 ave, GIst So Lse> ~. so 3
Sgit-st tcS,h 49,. 90 ls,t-se, s.-st: -
s,e nosr as 81. So Ss.-asv.s -ie Ii7eN~
81. ecker
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS

San Francisco. Aug. +.-The official closing QUO
tations for mining stocks follow:
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-22
Nine
Good
Reasons
Why

w 'IlD' ~ ~ NV
the Grand Leaders clos
ing out sale.
Because, first place, it is a
genuine, bona hde closing out
sale, with no fake about 1t.
We ARE going out Of bust
ness, and we want to do that
right away-without any
delay.
Because the stock we have,
while broken in some lines, is
still complete enough to al
ford hundreds of astonishing
bargains not met with every
day.
Because the prices at which
we are offering our goods are
prices that no other store
can make. cur profit has
been voluntarily resigned in
order to quickly dispose OF
all our large stock.
Because there is something
doing here cycryday-spcclal
salcs-special reductions for
that day only-special bar
gam events OF surprising i'm
portancc to the would-bc
money saver.
Because we have taken Suf-
hcicnt time in which to do
-.
our selling out that there is
no rush, crush, jam or Jostlc
to make buying difficult.
You have plenty of time to
.,,,..r ,.,...,o,.,.,. ..,,.. ,,
Mic 70 attend 70 vo,,r wants
and chou, ,o, roods
Ro,,,,.e th;. s,lc :. , de.
,;d.,,1,,. ,,,,,s,,o1o,o,+ rhor,
,o,.,,. ,,.,. ,,o,bo, ana Ill. =
E,rr,;,r,o, and do,,,,,.
los. w;1, ,ovor no onotbor
Rc..,ryc ,or arc so,v;pa
,o,,r o,, hast ;rtoro.+s +,
Lrr;,,r boro NOW Ny,,tor
a,,ro,.,;,r NTH ;ts MANY
noals md c,r, for n,o,o,,
Tho mo,or van ,c+uoI,y
SAVE ~ ,,r ,,,rcb,so ~
tb;s s,,o u,;I, ho If ,,se 10 yo,,
l,+er s,,,,,,,rr vo,,r ,,,,.
+or ,ood, pos;doe hr for
the creator ,ort;or Of tbo
GOOD. ,,,a ,qa. ,v1N,rpp
NECESSIT1EC Which ,o,,
would do wo,l 70 h,,v NOW
1918,
I'M u " Il nan vi VI TIC ieS
uIar PRICE
because our stock as 1t
stands now is so varied there
Is something here tor the
man, the woman, the GIRL
the boy and the little chll-
dren' Things to wear and
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-22
RURAL ROUTE NO. 3

Aunt Eyclinc Marks is seriously III
at this time with stomach trouble.
Miss Ada lawn is quite i'll at this
writing, but we hope she will soon he
well again.
Entirely too much rain for the con
vcnicncc of our farmers. 1t now
seems like wheat sowing will be late.
The high water on Sand and Back
creeks has done incalculnblc damage
to the farmers adjacent to these
streams.
Mrs. Shannon, widow of the late
James shannon, fell down the stair.
way the other day and was seriously
injured,
+. NJ. Laws paid flying visit to
his children last week. Mr. Laws is
conductor on the Olive street car line
in St Louis.
We learn that Walker johnson of
near Three Rivers Church is still
unable to walk on account of paralytic
stroke he sustained almost year ago
Joseph Volk OF near Conman de-
livercd to John I. Burks of Farming.
ton last Tuesday a very fine lot of
hogs that averaged over 200 pound
each
Luther Hurry, we understand, is
contemplating moving to llurryville,
st. Francois county, in the near ,turc
"A village which took its name from
Mr. Hurry. MIR. Hurry now resides
in Chestnut Ridge ncighborhood.
MIR. Council has bought 80 acres of
unimproved timber land hear Jeffcr.
son llawn's farm in Ste. Gcneyicve
county. Consideration 5000. Messrs.
Zimmerman and Kolmcycr were the
original owners.
Mrs. Allen Horn passed away last
Saturday morning at 6 O'Clock, dying
of consumption. She leaves nus.
band and four children-thrcc daugh-
tiers and one son--to mourn her un.
timely death. Truly she was a good
wife and mother, one whose Christian
influence will be missed in her family |
and by the whole community.
Thomas Smith is building himself
and family very nice new residence
On Rural Route No. 8. John Hanc is
also building new house. Stanley
Rcsngor has new residence almost
Verify our farmers seem
o be prospecting.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-22
SOUTHEAST NEWS.

Charles Jennings OF Bernie com
mittcd suicide on the 9th by tax
ing morphine.
At kenuett all persons who keep
more than two boardcrs have to
take out boarding house license.
nr. s. NJ. Donncl OF IrondaIc
has an apple tree on which are
both blooms and well formed ap-
pies. Many cherry trees are also
in bloom
The ownership of II hroad.aX re-
suited in the shooting of George
b. Rutherford by George Arnold
near Grandin on the nth inst. The
wound may not prove serious, but
Arnold has been lodged in Jail ut
Doniphan to await the result,
Mrs. Artcmacy Brown, aged II
years, of near Bloomfield was
killed on the 3lst ult. by falling
from porch and breaking her
neck. She was trying to put Il
feather bed on clothes line when
she lost her balance and fell
A little child uamed Gunnels,
living at Campbell was bitten on
the 18th by Il mad eat. The
wound was through the wrist, and
the cat held on to the child until
choked of and killed. y mad
stone at Dexter was used on the
wound with good effect
Edward Cook, twelveyear old
boy, who lives near Commerce,
was driving n horse on the 9TH
with his leg sticking out of the
buggy, when it was caught in the
wheel and so badly crushed that
death resulted from the injury af
ter intense agony for several
days.
The heavy rains the latter part
of last week resulted in n very
serious accident on the Iron
Mountrin railroad near lronton
about midnight on the 10th. A
bridge had been washed out by the
rushing waters, and two engines
and four cars were thrown into
the culvert. The engineer and
fireman of one engine were killed
and the engineer of the second en-
CINE fatality hurt and also the
fireman was hurt. There were
thirteen passengers injured but
not seriously. The train was n
southbound one Of ten coaches
drawnby two engines. !
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-22

Scthlus Hale, timber cutter,
was killed near Maiden on the 10th
b. being caught undcra tree which
had been cut down by some coon
Hale was trying to cat, h
Il young coon alive when the tree
& III
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-22
New Time Card on St. |. |. N. as. Ry

Under new arrangement, Nos. 3
.nd 8 will bc Discontinued between
IT Louis and lcXufkana.
The local sleeping car between st
Louis and TcXarknua ON Nos. : and .
will be discontinued The rrxarkana
business can be accommodated in
through California No. :. The bust.
nos nolth-bound on is light and
passenger. can take No. 6.
The California sleeping car and
he EIpaso chair cars, which were
formerly on Nos > and <, will be
transferred to No. : south. bound and
No north bound.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-22
.NrrEnNN. nrInEEN Z. ru..

W NJ. HARLAN. ". K. LANG,
President, NiCr.prCs.
III CAYCE, Cashier
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-22
rRT STEE'S SALE.

Wuous, Robert g.. Eruuy and Louis.
| l:iChul bis wife, by their certain decd OBJ
| trust, dated the sth day oi Npril, 1856, and
recorded In the Recorder utliCu IN n Fran
co.'s county. Missouri IN book ". AZ page T..
convened To William H. Ray iut ms trustee
! tnu following Described real estate silul',
| ~ INK ana being 90 the county ui st. Fran.
coils ana state ul Missouri, 90 WI:
\ part uI section four q ln township
lhiTly tour go north. rang" six nj east,
ana more iully described as follows l;,.
ginning al IA" northwest conner Ul Il lui 90
lnnd sold W !. rrrsu"ll ~ Vance and
Trough. ON ttIu south ~il" ~ the iron iuuu.
tain railroad, running thence west -
links, thence south ly' llun-. theme" east
a Inks, thence north 10 links 80 the place
of beginning ami Is the same uiuc" of land
conveyed To- said Robert 7. Elchry lay g..
rtu-rrN and wife by deed dated the IN N,N
at NrrIl. \. u. l~s,,.
Which said conveyance vas made ln trust
to secure the payment Oin certain pTlm'-
sorry note In said deed ul trust described .
ana whereas 10y the terms of said deed ui
trust said note Is past due ana remains uu
PAID ana whereas the said W. Il IuliuI.
trustee, IS deceased ana whereas los the
prov lsjUUs OF said deed. IN the event Of the
death OF the trustee the then acting ~h,Ilr
81 -. francois county Mo. is authorized o.
act, now therefore, Al tho request ul ~,
legal holder ui said note, ana IN conformity
WITH the provisions ut said decd Oi trust. / .
james j. Cruko, ~hcrif' ul said II Francois
county. VIII ON
SATURDAY.. OCTOBER =. l.5,
bytwccu the hours Of nine O'Clock IN lnr
forenoon ana ~" O'Clock IN ~" afternoon ul
that day nj iHr south front door Dt the
Court House. I'm thrClty Di Pennington In tho
county ct 81 Francois, state ui Missouri. sell
Al public Nruduo to 'ho highest bidder lnr
cash, the tOTrwpinE described real estate.
10 satisfy said note ana IA" cost ut cNccm
lng tins trust
JAMESJ. CROkE, sheriff,
sept, II, 1905. ana Acting Trustee.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-22
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QrININE
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money lit fails to cure. T.. ", Grove
Signature is on each boz. 2jc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
uNlusl TO RUSSIA.

Paris, April 49, The newspapers OF
Paris, commenting upon the expulsion
of the Russian second Pacific squad
ron from French territory water /.
Indo-China, hold that France In seek
ng to render exact Justice TO Japan
aas been unjust to Russia. The Echf
lie Paris VIII ca Is trcngly pro-Rus
sian, says that Frances insistenct
,pcn Roiestyensls 8 leaving Kamrant
Say will have the effect OF maknf
iim an easy prey 10 Togo, as the Rus
ian ships, being driven from all points
without beng ahle to take on coal
uui put out to sea with half flee
bunkefs, being thus crippled at the
noment Of meeting the enamy "Ana
his neutrality" scornfully observes
he Echo dc Paris Tho same paper
'uotes the French regulations author
zing belligarents 70 take on sufficient
r6al to reach the next port, and main
ans that the next port Is vladi
yostols. RI M
Therefore the Echo ae Paris as erts
Trance has not gwen her afly's squad
on the bene tit OF French neutrality
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