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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-07-27
Man Worth Five Million
Wants to Get Into
Penitentiary.
SERVED ONE MONTH
LAWYERS GOT HIM OUT
Railing Every Effort 70 erssk Ia
Assin-Ssys That when his
Time b Out He WIZ XII HIM
cell. and Family May Commit
Salcids.

Washington, July is.-Loefs d,
aourdain. the Chicago and New Or
leans lottery dealer who h seeking. By
means Of writ Of mandsmus. to frus-
nate the eftsrts Of his attorneys to
keep him out OF the psAitentiary AZ
Joliet, M. made an unsuccessful e.
fort Wednesday 10 ale his petition for
readmission to the prisea in the su-
prems court oe the United stateA
When be appeared at the qffice of the
clerk Of the court he was told by Dep.
uty cterk Mahsy that the petition
could be acted npon only BY The court
and In open session.
Hs then annoonosd hls intsntiea 70
mssss application 10 IN individual Ius'
tice Of the court, either In New York
o. Canton. o.
0ourdain ID fighting his attorneys
Who appealed his case He was 70
leased from the Cook county Jail en-
$1,000 bond pending the appeal, out
Immediately presented himself at tot
is4 and demanded that he Be permitted
10 serve his sentence, 10 as 70 have y
over with a soon a. possibis. He wss
refused adhfittsnoe. and be tAsn
threatsned 70 busld an annex 70 Joliet
and ssrve ne sentsncs 10 his own
prison. Eis has decided to erect . cot
tsse fos bis family near The psnitsn-
tiary.
fiis conviction rankled - thAt 0ouv'
dain threatened to commit suicide
after serving his term. ~ q protest
axasast what he asclarsd the iajassice
ef h. He .slse thfestensd ~ tndacz
his entire family 70 commit suioids
tor the same reason,
He stated that b has not eaten any
Ching nor had a drink or sleep for tAs
past tweMy.four hours and says thai
be will not sat. sisep or drink until hs
ssturns 70 Joliet. y
eourdsjn 10 worth eooooy 600 s'hiss
hs made N Issa than ssur ysara
He has offered Postmestsr.c Genera
cortelyou 70 return all the money y
tAe people from whom he received J
and hss requested him 10 give sn OH
cial nctice 70 thst sfsst His obtec
In insistins on going 70 prison y
matter Of honor.
| He was tried for, sonductius lAn'
lottery. He he'd large tract Of Lam
| IN Louisiana on which there was suS
posed TO be Gil. He divided the trAc
!rte fso,e 900 pieces and aEsd 9 value o.
each tract The purchaser drew
piecs and paid the price which ne
been 6xed previously. He took n
ground that one piece OF land may .
worth one dollar or y may - wort
eIO0, 900.
when he was tried he promised u
, Judge and jury that he would not a
, peAl the case II he vas found suilt'
, He vas convicted In nfteen minuse'
Ne served one month IN the penitsl
, tiary whom. against his protest his q
! ,ornsys appealed the case. He rssen
. Cd this. When appeal vas made
!. was removed 70 the Cook county ia'
|, He resistsrsd q tbs hotel = convi'
No. $500. Joliet penitsntiary.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-07-27
THE INVESTIGATION
CAME TO 4 SUDDEN END

pstpit. lGick-. Juiy is.--Aftss ths
suddsn and Suspicious dsa<h q Mrs.
Nabsi Morningssar. sgsd ~ yessa q
Asf hens, the cseaty paysiotss and
~ assistant DscsscSt;ns sttcrrcy.
vifh 1 dsteceivs. stnrtsd 70 iAssstt-
tats. 4 uas lsaFss6 that y. Bsll, .
fsma,s. physicfan. ha1 attended Mrs,
Ilorninsstar. and TIE dstectivs was or
dsrsd 10 take the physisiaA . The cen
tsai poles station
whsn the dstecetve fsachsd ths phy'
siclan's hcms he found her also dad
kaving committed Suicide. and The IN
yesfiesfion a Ne young uonan'l
dsash by police end county aukhosi
de- cane 70 - sbFspt sad.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-07-27
KILLED BOMB IHR0NER
HAD sEaieusIy WOUNDED CHIEF
or POLICE OF rtFLta.
pisn elmuissneous Attacks sn consuE
skss Ia Wprssw-Anarchy
tncrsasises

TiaiA Trans csacasia- h.fy is--
Whiis The chief Of police. Col. Max.
fmoff- wa passtAs the Georgian
Mobiles scheot Wednesday. bomb wss
thrown at him from . wtadow of the
Building. The bomh szpledst near The
shisf. sertously iniuring him Soldiers
attracted 10 the scene surrounded the
huhding and fired inte u, killing The
eushor OF the outrage
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-07-27

pss Moinss, July le.--hsrtin Flynn.
uresIdent II the Peoples Savings
b.nk committed suicide by shooting
,nroush <bs head Despondspcy due %
~ hsslxh vas the caust. He VS. 90
rRsKs q age. Fynn was prominent
= 4 breeder Of shorthcn cattle.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-07-27
WILL az 0scLARgo INSANE.
New York Worlds Prediction In the
rhaW Case.

New York. July is.-The World
this mornipg says:
Harry Thaw will never be placed on
thai for the murder Of STAFFORD White.
An Application will Be made for the
appointment Of q commission to In.
oulre into his sanity. There b Z, no
dosbt that he will be Declared insane
and sent to the hospital for ths Grim
inal insane ct Msttsawan.
This authoritative statement was
made 70 tho World immediate
b afseF the ceaeiusion of . con
ference as the Hotel Lorraine by one
who. had been present. At this con-
ference, which began shertly after
s o,crock, were Mrs. william Thaw.
mother pf Harry Thaw; Lewis l.
Delafleid. her personal ccunsai; VIM.
N. X. olcott Of Black. ofcott Grubsr
@ Bsnynge, young Thaw's former
counsel: Josiah Thaw and George L.
Carnegie. son and soa-tn.iaw Of Mrs,
VIM. Thaw. Mss. Evelyn Nesbst
| rpaw was present. but tsok no part
in the conference"
|
The Thaw Prohlbitien WHt.
New York, July i6.--6uprcms Court
Justice Mclean Wednesday adjourned
the bearing Of argument In the appli
eation Of counsel for Harry Thaw fol
a wrh Of prohibition restraining the
district attorney and tha grand jury
from hearing any evidence In ths case
| Asst Dist ATTY. Taylor represented
the district attorneys offics and sAit
he had some preliminary objections Y
Offer.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-07-27

ysissfson CITY. No. July is.---A ecm
.,,t,se & shs state Retail Grocers -
.ocsss,on. m session In this city. pre'
ssssse strons pstitioa p tho soysrr
or asking him 70 psrdca julius LsA'
man .nd fmib Hsxtnas. D. Louis
Noo6lsrs ID tlz> penit.4kl4ry.
psfsndee Wrs- sNfrsu.
Indianapolis, Ind. July ls.--John ".
c,smpstt. VINO. with Rsvsrdy Johnson
6ssseasd Ma surratt. following ths
.s..ssinssioa or rsse1dept AbrsAara
finoo,n. disd hsrs. n NJ bpEp b
- p1st.sct q CoIunbi4 d 1888. ard
- uany ysars was q snploye q
~ psssoGIos dspersnees |. ~ 49,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-07-27
CANE 70 TOWN IN A
TOURING AuT0M0BlLE
Police Gsvs Thsm BsttIe--Two
Escape Ia she Tesrlns Car and
Two Others Are Captured
Are Well Dressed---Say They
| Are From Chieasc-welI Sup.
piled With Money

Rockford, Ill. Juiy zh'-sfaessnsn'
who have terrorised the smaiier CUES
OF the state Tor weeks. blowing post
tftee safes with ina2uHiys raiaea
Rockford, WEDNESDAY morning
After looting the Offices OF the may.
soE. city clerk and superintendent OF
water service. and forcing nrteen
safes 10 the big Brown block. the RAID
era were detected by the police.
"A running battle followed in which
t~o OF the robbers were captured Two
4 In q big touring car they had
iear at hand to meet sucn an
~ others asd to the coun'
OF police and citizens are
sksait, aided by sarmsrs-
From Chicago
two captves gave their nAnass
ward Williams and George Ever
10th say they 1--we In Chicago
coithisg II of fine quaiity and
ably cut. They had soos IN
10 theaE pockets In adahion
pinnder apaAaehsu WRsh sne
ossd IN on them.
to force them to give iniof-
concerning the identity q their
--eanions nave proved nnasa'sne' !!
y Thought the gaas' emooidened py
past successei' ae'erm'ned 10 use .ne
same tactics IN pisger game wnsa
aescenoins upon NocAlo'u.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-07-27
Anarchy Increasing.

vfeuaA. July ia--Advices received
here from Cracow, Austrla-Hungary,
are to the effect that anarchy in Rus
sian Poland is Increasing. and that the
saiSaas are somewhat alarmed over
the situation.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-07-27
Arosad Abort the State.


st. Francois county Is largely |
given TO lead and zine mining. her
lead being one Of the richest min
erals OF the kind 10 the world. In
this mining region hare sprung
up e number Of good towns, whose
outskirts almost lap those Of an.
other town. Now these people
want the county seat from Farm
|ington and are preparing to make |
a fight for 1t. Eivins and Lead
Belt will be one Of the two towns
that will contest for this honor.
Two. thirds vote is a pretty tough
proposition for any town to tackle
and the st. Francois c county seat
removal question will result as it
usally does in nine cases out of
ten. by retaining the present coun-
ty seat.
The increase In value-of live
stock shipments from this State
last year over the previous year
amounted to 50, ,101, $3.50. The
value Of ell i've stock shipped the
past year was SsO,7i0,245. The
gain per head in shipments last
year over the year previous was,
cattle so, ,1S3, hogs 29i, ,782, horses
and mules 1856, sheep 5,727.
stations 26, jacks A. It is esti-
mated thst not over 10 per cent OF
the meat animals are shipped
from the counties where raised,
the remainder, 80 per cent being
consumed at home- Nodaway
county lead all others in the mum.
ber Of cattle and hogs shipped,
Clinton led In horses and mules.
Boone in sheep and Caldwell in
Igoats. These figuris are co=pli-
ed by the Missouri Labor Bureau
land are considered reliable.
y Bloomfield Vindicator Green
field Grow was in town q few days
ago. Recently he located his saw
lmill at- Barham's switch two miles
north Of Fdaffa on the Cotton Belt
and began to hunt for water and
after attempting to- drive the bore
he was finally compelled to dig Q
we'll, and after going down 40 fee
got q good supply. The wetel
however proved to be not the bes'
for making steam ss II would foam
IN the boiler. After running for l
! time substance formed from tn,
! drips and upon examination wal
/ found to be pure salt. Mr.. Grow
said this explained the trouble, ,bu
!, !, now that II Is known thatthe boil
J ling of the water will produce salt
) speculation is rife asto what nigh
be under this salt. Possibly II in
. dicates gas, oil, or coal. An in
: vestigstion might open up a vas
|. field Of rich deposits.
r sikeston Enterprise = MUIR,
!. Tanner OF Oran is authority 70
. the report Of . rich find on u
! Glasscock farm . few miles fror
" Oran, OF q rich vein Of silver an
some gold. A well was sunk
q depth o $50 feet and ct 100 fet
= they struck the mineral which Is
y says as rich again as that worke
out in Colorado. Who knows br
= we have eall kinds..of wealth undt
4 our very feet everywhere in Soc
d county. Jafies Smith Wa
7. Z hauling logs at Matthews on Nor
: day July ., when log in SON
.. way got loose and rolled off u
: wagon and over him crushin
his right leg below the knee, ar
'. last Saturday Or. Warren Smil
9. = OF this place and DR., JsF. wate
q of Matthews amputated the i
= just above the knee. Mr.. Smi
is . young man about % yea
fold. lis to Be hoped he win 6
= sIoag now without sny furth
q troable, but the pity is that ]
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16
7 JURY SELECTED.
County Court Orders Granitoid Walk
in Front Of Jail-Coal Contract
Let and Other Routine Bust.
ness.

The Audrain County County, in
session last week, drew the following
men to serve as petit jurors at the
next term Of circuit court.
SALT RIVER TOWNSHIP.
B. T. VIM, T. A. T~hrelkeld, W.
Il. Wallace, B. f. James, ]. W. Lee,
Jr., J T. Wayne.
CUIvRE TOWNSHIP.
G. W. Daniels, Jas. Montague, G. L,
Williams, W. E.. Ball, Arthur Luke
and J. W. Doyle.
LoUTRE TOWNSHIP.
W. W. Cornett and S P. Maxey.
PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP.
G. L. Weaver and Garther Berry.
LINN TOWNSHIP.
W. W. Canterbury and Il. ]. ohobe
WILSON TOWNSHIP.
Edmund Davis, Jake Shoush, Jas
Yeager and Elmer chatham.
SAILING TOWNSHIP.
T. L. Crawford and B, b. Littrell.
A contract was let to Ed. Harrison
to contruct a granitoid sidewalk alonG
the east side of the county Jail, OF
Clark avenue.
The contract to furnish the winter
supply OF coal, to the court house, jai
and county farm was let to WIG. SIM
his bid being ten cents per bushel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16
Administrative Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters
OF administration upon the estate Of
Ariston Burnett, deceased, have beer
granted 70 the undersigned, by the
Probate Court OF Audrain County
bearing date July 30th, 1906.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them for allowances TO the undersiRn.
ed administrative within one year after
the date OF said letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit Of
said estate, and IL such claims be not
exhibited within two years from the
time OF the publication Of this notice,
they will be forever barred.
ELLEN +. BURNETT,
2l-4t Administrative.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16
Friday, the slst Day of August,
Administrators Notioe

Notice Is hereby given that letters
Of ADMINISTRATION upon the estate of
j. D. Tucker, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, by the
Probate Court OF Audrain County
bearing date July Goth, 1906.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required TO exhibit
them for allowances 10 the under
signed administrator within one
year after the date of said letters or
they may be precluded from any bene-
ht Of said estate, and II such claims be
not exhibited within two years from
the time Of the Publication of this
notice, they will be forever barred.
f. r. JESSE,
Flat Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16

just bring your mule colt in and
show 1t at the Fair on Wednesday,
and IL the Judges decide that yours is
the best the runabout In Ferris & Cas-.
thorn's window, is yours, absolutely
free So don't fail to show your mule
colt, for the runabout may be yours
Stop in and see what nice little runa.
bout IL Is.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16
Advertised Lsttars.

List Of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Mexico, Mo-, for the week
ending Aug. 16, 1906, which If not
called for in thirty days will be sent
to the dead letter Office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters in this
list viii please say advertised"
Bass, Robert Dams, Miss Cora
Ellis. "A Frye, Sarah NJ
Ffshback, Fl f Miss
Frey, L. G. Graves, A G
Garder, Mr. GIL Dove
Head, Anna Harris, Mrs BERTHE
Innes, Margaret L Jones, ]. B.
Jackson P S (2)
Lemmous Bros Show
Marks, Mrs Woods, Mrs Jan
Morris, Mrs E o. Nichols, Mrs r
Nataingham, W e Owipgs, U NJ
Oliver, Mrs Rosie Pratt, Harry
Richardson, Fannie
Sullivan, Hattie Snow, AT
Smith, Mrs, Clara Smith, Jack
Stevens, Mrs II T
Fennett, Mrs Hattie
Waldron, A Young, Mrs Bertha
Young, Abbie Mcdonald, Nat
GEo II. KUNKEL
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16
ATTENDANCE INCREASES DAILY
Many Heard Addresses Tuesday Eve
ning-A Medal Voted to the Oldest
Settler of Audrain Present on
Grounds Wednesday.

The C~hautaqua continues to gain
in popularity and attendance. A good
sized crowd greeted the opening exer-
cises Tuesday afternoon and evening;
and Wednesdays programme was en-
joYed by an exceptionally large turn
out. Many old settlers attended the
reunion and enjoyed the proceedings
immensely.
TUESDAY EVENINGS PROGRAMME.
The Ohautauqua opened Tuesday
| evening at 1880 O'Clock with a concert
by the Lyric Glee Club, which was In
turn followed by a reading from Mrs.
Haskell. Mrs. Haskell, who conducts
the elocution class on the grounds, is
decidedly the best exponent OF the
art Of expression we have ever had the
pleasure Of hearing in this city, and
her readings Tuesday evening were
well received by the audience.
Mayor e. d. Graham, Hon. Orlando
| Hit, Rev. A. A. Wallace, and Prof.
J.W. Million each made short address
| es, welcoming the Chautauqua in be.
half of the city, professional and bust
ness men, the churches and the
schools respectively. This vas
followed by a response from Col. Balm
after which the audience enjoyed a
lecture "a Searchlight of the Twen-
tteth by Col. Balm.
OLD SETTLERS ARRIVE EARLY.
Many OF the older residents of the
county attended the reunion Wednes-
day arriving early S 70 that they would
miss nothing Of interest, spent the
early part of the day in walking about
| the grounds, visiting the different
headquarters and swapping reminis-
cences.
At Ii O'Clock the Assembly was
called to order. The Home Corners
Day programme was opened by a vocal
solo by Miss Laura Robertson Of this
city. Miss Robertsons selection was a
pretty one and she acquitted herself
an able manner, bringing forth many
rounds of applause.
The words Of welcome were spoken
by Gen. W. II. KEENAN, who was fol-
lowed by a short talk from Rev. j. A.
Headtngton.
Miss Mahan delighted the morning
Assembly with a reading 1.-THE Old
Front Gate" AS an elocutionest
Miss Mahan is we'll and favorably
known here having appeared In this
city on several different occasions.
Her reading this morning was up TO
her usual high standard.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Da-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16
Administrator Notice

Notice is hereby given that letters
Of administration upon the estate OF
Charles HUI, deceased, have been
granted 70 the undersigned, by the
Probate Court Of Audraln County,
bearing date July oath, 1906.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them for allowances to the undersiQn.
ed administrator within one year
after the date OF said letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit Of
said estate, and II such claims be NOT
exhibited within two years from the
time OF the publication OF this notice,
they will be forever harred.
JOHN w. HILL.
zi4t Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16

Granville McCully and Fred Hen
sler left Tuesday morning for st.
Charles In search Of employment. Both
are well deserving young men and can
be depended upon to make a coed
record In whatever they II engaged.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16

When old line insurance is about
the same price, why not get the best.
1t costs you no nor to insure in the
continental Of n. Y. with nearly sl5,-
600, 900 Of assets than in the small
Companies and you are insured against
loss.
NORTH MISSOURI TRUST Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16

One visit to our buggy rooms will
convince you that our buggies are the
best. The Racine vehicles have stood
the test, are strickly guaranteed first
class quality, and low in price. We
invite you to call and see them even
il you are not wanting to buy.
FERRIS & CAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16

The Chillicothe mo Normal, Com.
mercial, shorthand and Telegraphy
College will open its 10th year Sep. 4th
with a larger attendance than ever be-
fore. Write Allen Moore, Chillicothe,
Mo-, for free catalogue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16
Davis.Ward.

william Davis, aged "a years, Of
Boone county, and Mrs. Ellen Ward,
aged go years Of Rowena, we're married
wednesday morning by Judge Bolts
at the court house,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

No. l. & room frame dwelling large
lot, fronts on paved street. Price
$500.
No. 2 room dwelling, hall good
barn and other outbuildings, good els
tern, cellar. fruit; 6 lots Price $500.
Nc. 3. 4room dwelling, good barn
and other outbuildings; lots 9Oxl2O
Price sl,650.
No. 4. s room dwelling, lot S0x270,
on paved street Price 81, 900
No. 5. room dwelling, basement
attic and outbuildings; one lot; this
property is a bargain Price 81, $50.
No. 6 4room dwelling ] lot: good
cistern. Price $500.
No. :. srOom, storya and half frame
dwelling, cellar, closets, ? good cis-
terms; 2 lots, lsOrl20; a fine piece Of
property. Price 5000.
No. $. sroom dwelling, 2 lots and
outbuldings; near school house.
Price $1,000.
No. 10. 5 lots, I room dwelling,
plenty Of fruit, living well. ! cistern,
II you want to buy, o
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16

Private school opens September IL.
Regular course or special work, book
keeping, teachers review, piano and
voice. Best testimonials and refer
ences, 23.3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16

barn and other outbuildlngs. Price
$3.50.
Nc. II 5ro5m dwelling, / lot, out
buildings, , blocks from square. Price
g., $50,
No. u 9 room dwelling, l lot,
blocks from square This property is
modern. Price 81 500.
No. Is 4 room dwelling, / corner
lot, barn, good cistern. Price $1,000.
No, Il 0 room. ? story dwelling,
all modern improvements, on paved
street, lot s0x27O; barn and other out.
buildings. Price $4,000.
No. Is. room ? story, basement,
all modern 10 every way Price $4,000.
No. l6. s room ] story frame dwell.
ing, corne lot, mordern. Price 8 4,T5O.
No II. room, l story frame DWELL
ing, all modern; large lot Price 50, 80.
No. IS. G room dwelling, large lot:
barn and other outbuildings. Price
5000.
No. 10. Groom dwelling, all modern
bath, furnace, everything to max a
hne home; basement, 1 blocks from
square, fine barn. Price $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16
City Phone 30.
Union Phone 40.

No 20 room dwelling, all mod
ern. Price $3.50.
No. q. 3 room dwelling, 3 lots
barn, chicken house, fruit. $1,000.
No. p. room dwelling, 3 closets
z porches, 3 lots, barn, plenty fruit
Price O., 800.
No. % 4 room dwelling, summer
kitchen, 2 lots, good clstern. s1,4oo
No. "a. 6 room dwelling, l story
large lot. This is a new house anc
must be sold. Price 81, $50.
No p. , acres, s room, 2 storJ
frame dwelling, barn and other out
buildings. Price 5000
No. 20 5 acres, 7 room, 2 stor,
frame dwelling, barn and other out.
buildings, plenty Of fruit. $1,000.
No p. 6 acres, Q room dwelling,
barn and other outbuIldings, plenty
fruit. Price $500.
No % 10 acres, s room dwelling.
barn, other outbuildings, $500.
No. 20. room dwelling, 2 lots,
good cistern and ou%tbuildlngs. sI25C.
No. 30 4room dwelling, 2lots, out.
buildings. Price $1,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16

We have some good Arkansas land
to exchange for Audrain County farms
and pay cash difference. DIST, w4t
F. ]. DANES s. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16
EiscIe-OWens.

Ferbi Elscle, Of this county and
Miss Mary Owens, Of C~entralia, were
united in marriage in this city by
Judge W. W. Bolts, Monda5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16
TWENTY-FIVE Years Ago.

~ IVV" HCPUUUC'
Congressman A. 81. Buckner, Aug.
Is, OF Mexico, Mo-, addressed the Bank
er's Association In this city on "Bank-
ing and Currency"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16
SO Good Cattle For Sale.

l have so good quality of feeding
cattle for sale, j. G. MuNDY.
d&wl Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16
TRUSTEES SALE UNDER DEED
OF TRUST.

IhUoIEE SALE DEED
OF TRUST.
Whereas, Kelly W. Quisenberry and
Josie A. Quisenberry, his wife, by
their certain deed of trust, dated the
18th day OF June, 1905, and recorded
In the office Of the Recorder OF Deeds
In and for Audrain County, Missouri,
in book 2S, at page 104, conveyed to
the undersigned trustee the following
described real estate situated in the
County of Audrain and State of Mis-
souri,, to-wit: Lot numbered five (5) OF
block numbered ten tl0) OF the origi-
nal town Of Mexico, Missouri; also the
following described tract: Begin at
northwest corner Of the northwest
quarter az Of section twenty-five (25),
township ffty-one (51), range nine (9)
west, which point is IN the center OF
Craig street in said City OF Mexico, run
thence east 1904 feet along the north
line of said section, then south parallel
with the east line OF Craig street 1865
feet to the north line Of Baker street
ia said City of Mexico, thence west
along the north line of Baker street
260l feet to the center line Of Craig
ollttls bLCuCc nOIln WlDu but CeuleT
line of Craig street l66 feet to the
point Of beginning, excepting 30 feet
of the west end Of said last mentioned
tract for street purposeS-in trust to
secure The payment Of certain notes
in said deed specified; and whereas the
same are now past due and remain
unpaid; therefor, at the request OF the
legal holder OF said note and In pursu-
ance OF the conditions OF said deed OF
trust, the undersigned trustee will
sell the property above described at
public vendue to the highest bidder
for cash at the Court House In Mex
leo, Missouri, on
Friday, the 3lst Day of August,
A. D., 1905,
between the hours of 9 a. M. and 8
p. m. Of said day, for the purpose of
satisfying said deed and the cost and
expenses Of this sale.
JOHN A. GUTHRIE,
22.4t. Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-16

Money to lend N good real estate
security at North Missouri Trust
IN