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FORECLOSURE SALES

sTPRE1rE COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York-ErueStiae Harris and I Henry
Harris PLAINTIFFS. against Samuel RoaaaIlofl
- al Defenosnrs--In pUrSu7nce o. q
f5IC1gu1eur OF foreclosure and sale. duly
ton and bearing date the 18Th day q June.
1905 the undersigned. the Referee II
ssfS f11dzuArt named Will sell az public
auction az the Excharge Salesro0m, Nos
1A-16 VeSev Street. IN the Borough OF Man
haitian Cirv OF New York on the 9Th CAV
Of September. 1908. At i o'elccs noon On
that dav, by Joseph P Day AUcTonssr- tls
premises directed By said judgment TO he
sold. ard therein described as follows. Al
those certain lots. pieces or parcels OF ana.
with the buildings and improvements there
on. erected, situate. lying and being n tne
Borough Of Manhattan, OF The city or New
York. bounded and described as follows
Beginning at a point On the sOutnerly side
of fi2Jn street, distant rs feet easJerly
from the corner formed by the intersection
81 said sCEtheriy side Of 112th Street Win
the easterfv side OF Third Avenue, running
thence southerly. parallel with lnird aNe-
nue. and part Of the distance through q
uartT wall 100 feet 10 Inches; thence east
erly. parallel with 112th street. 80 teet;
THENCE nCrtherlv parallel with Th1-d Avenue
and mart OF the distance through a Party
wall 100 feet 10 inches TO the southeriy
side e I12rh Street and thence westerly
along said southeFIy side OF 112th Street 40
fepr 10 the point or place OF hestunlns
pnfed New YORK August 4rfI. 1905
WAITER 3. WALKER. Re5eree
I HENRY HARRIS. Attorney for Plaintii1.
s20 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan.
city Of New York.
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
esp ana 2.s2 East 1I2th Street
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NOTES OF THE MINES.

A company called tie Quibdo Gold Mining
e-oppanv has recently been formed by num-
- q r7rapainent New York and Chicago men TO
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pCBIIC NOTICES.

City Of New York sail have tie right 20
change the sane
Dated Angus I, 1908
FRANCS KEY PENDI.ETOS.
Corporation Counsel
O--ce ard Post once Address HaH % Rec
orfs Corner OF Chambers ard Csntrs
streets Borough 81 Manha.tzn. View
York City.
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NOTICE OF PCBLIC SALE IRE under
signed hereby gives notice 20 the public
that he vii sell II pubic auction o. ire
slightest bidder or Tuesday. September
18Th. 1908 at two O'Clock IN the afternoon
at Auburn Prison. tna following machinery
which has oeeR used IN said prison
One set u a Forsush & sens CARTS.
4s@xtS~
one set Geo. KeIioss & Co. wooden fran
cards. 40~x40~
One set A. jerks & Sons cards. 4s~x8s~.
Two sets Cleveland cards. 4orx4O~-
One Hardy Traverse grinder
Two sets Davis & FuTber eaFls. 4S~xsO~-
One set Lombard cards, 40fx<0~-
One turning lathe with tool post
Spool racks and side drawing spocis.
The above sale win Be made pursuant 70
the approval Of the Superintendent % state
Prisons and state Comptroller. The under
signed vii also furnish. 20 any person ap-
plying therefor a printed schedule OF the
property to be sold. with a fulI description
OF the same. the terms Of the sale and
any other information relating thereto.
GEORGE ". BE%fIAM.
Agent ard Warden
Auburn y Z.
Dated Auburn. X T.. August .. 1908
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STEAMBOATS,

nN@ TTRH AID Points IN
DUO ] OW EzT ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES
FALL. RIVER LIVE via Nswport snd
FaH River. " Pier ~. y 2. q, sarTe1
S. Daily. go N Strs PRISCILLA
aad COsTMONJV E4Lrff Orchestra on ear-
PROVIDENCE LINE VA PRO. L. 71sr
10 y H Il Murray s. week DAYS -
2. u Strs. PRCVIDENCE szG RAs1A
OCTH- Orchestras.
NORWICH LINE va View London ara
last. Lv Pier 90 y r.. =. ciarz-scu 81.
week days 500 p NJ. Per 90 z 2. =
E 90 81 $50 ? " StrE CITY -
LOWELL and CHESTER " CtAR11s-
NEW BEDFORDLISE FOR New Bed
ferd. Mzrfhs's Nineysrl. SantHcSss sl1
Cape Cod points Lr- Per 80. y +. =
Garrison ST.. week days. SEQ y II 5t-l
MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAVEN LINE Fer View IIassa-
Hartford. Springfield. and Sorth- ~ Per
- e r. week days. 2 - p IL suns.
$40 A. IL. Pier 90. =. 4. r. y ri 81.
week days, 500 p. 81. 51n8.s 1ooU A NJ
Str. gICHAEsD PECK.
BRIDGEPORT LINE Lq per - e
P. near Cataarius St. str NAUGAICC %.
II % A NJ. week days Str. BHlDGss-
PORT. 3 60 p II Szts- co. LV- Pier %.
= p. T. East z2d ST. week days SO.
Sats ESQ suns. 5. ID P 81 Telepho1s 500
Gortlandt or write for Information. T. c.
COLE-Y. A. G. p. A.. y. K. y. CO. Risr
-. ". R. New York.
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TYPEWRTrERS.

VICTOR VISIBLE - Nassau ST cata-.
Ioz1e free. al makes taLen part pay
rlent: bargains in Under woods. RsnIiug--
tons divers. smiths
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AMERICAN LINE From Per - + r.
PLYMoUTH-CHEEB esOUTHAAfPTo<
st Paul ... Sept 8 ST. Louis Sept. u
New York. Sept. Il Philadelphia. Sept. 70
RED STAR LIN5Fro PisF L.
NEW T0RK-LONDoN VIA DOVER
ANTWERP.
Naderlaud-. Sept. 5 ICELAND ....- sept ID
Finland. Sept Il Kroonlaud, sept, 70
WHITE STAR LINE f e \ Per r
NEW YORK-QU' NSTOWN-LIvERPo POOL
Cedric, Sept. 10 am Celtic. Sept. q, a n
ARABIC Sept II. liam Baltic. Oct l. 10 am
LYMOCTH-CHERR' CSC UTHA
Adriatic- Sept. 9 o am Oceanic Sept %, 9 am
Majestic. ser. 16. loan TeuTonic, Sep. 80 loan
B B6STo 52F Is 3 Tally & EGYPT
Via azores Madsira and Gibraltar
Cretic. .....-......S SEPT Is. Nov Z Dec 10
Canopic. DC g. Nov q. Jan. 10. FEB. =
Ronanic. Oct. -. Dec. 3. jan. 81. Mar. 81
REP PUBLIC. 49,. Nov. %, Jan. 16- Feb y
CEDRIC t2l 0S5 tons). ...-. Jan =. FEB. ~
CELTIC TO sos tous) 49,. Jan. y. Mar
PASSENGE OFFICE. 9 BROADWAY -
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DED "D'' LINE
Fer Porto Rico. Curacao and yenezueis-
Pier IL. near wall ST. Ferry, Brooklyn
For san Juan. Porta Rico.
S. Caracas ...... Saturday Sept II noo1
81 philadelphia Saturday. Sept &c. noon
FOR IN Guayra, Pto. Csbelio. Curacao and
Maracaibo.
ss Naracatho. 49,. Saturday, Sept 5. noon
"a steamer -. Saturday. Sept Il. noon
.Freight only.
These steamers have superior accomrao-
dations for passengers
BOULTON, BLISS * DALbETT.
General Managers. So Wall Sc.
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FUKNlsAED aooMs 20 LEr.


Single Insertions 9 cents per line Six
fee- words. seven times lonsecUIivelv. 81 .
~htch entities advertiser 10 have rooDs
el.Iered fer - period OF fourteen days In
The Trtbune-c Directory OF Des-raole ItOo1ns-
Erlle Ger cIrcuEsE.
Fan information concerning these rooms
may be mad. free Of charge. at The Uptown
DEce q The NsF-Eorz TihCue 1864
Broadway, between Seth and 55th sta.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.-HOTE-4
NAe- buren, No. l53 7 18th ST.
BET. 5RD AND LEXINGTON AVE-
FEREP2OoF. MODERN. TRANSLENI.
PEEAIA ASENT 100 ROOMS 80 PRIVATE
BATHS SHOWER BATH. HOT AND
COLD RUNNING WATER AND PFsIS = q
TELEPHONE N EVERY ROOM OTIS
ELEVATOR ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN,
&c. AND Up
RENOVATED SUITE. three rooms or
separate. exceptional home these with
h.sl.est refsTenees -9@ E.@st o0th St.
BROADWAY. IsIs.-OPposise Metropolitan
0-e-a House. rooms single CT en- suite
ssva-1r: steam. kitohsnette: transients
B1ck5ey.
18TH ST. 800 W-Eanasome furnished
ua-iorE 10 rent also other rooms. mod
erate, private house MURPHY
- EAST I'D ST madison Square SOUTH.
--lo1th. references.
GIgT ST. CO WEST. Large. well furnished
rooms q Doctors house: bath. references:
ErrtlerneE-
ssTH 81. 81 rEST.--I.arze. also medium
SIZE room, We5l furnished. private house.
---fr-rrres- gentlemen.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
HAMBURG AMEslgAn
Piers. Hoboken, II. ].

Piers. Hoboken, n. ].
London-Paris-H Hamburg.
?. Grant Sept. 5, noon Pennsylvania. Sept ~
Bluecher- Sept. 1o. foam KaiseriIl. Sept II
-NapIes-Genoa
Hamburg 49,. Sept Is. Nov. 5 Jan
Moitke. Oct. s, Dec. 81 P Lincoln Nov. 1s
DEUTSCHLAND TO ITALY FEB.
} TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED
HAMBURG-AMEPICA LINE. 40 Broad
way. N Y.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

CHAMBERMAID.-By Irish Protestant as
charnbermaid alone or chamberwork and
waiting IL small refined family. Address
P G. ga West 18th St
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BOARD AND Rooms.

I'm information concerning these rooms
r7sv be had free q charge. at the Cprova
0-=re q The Nsw-Tork Tribune. 1904
Broadway. between 36ch and 3Tth g
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= wADTS0N AVE near 2sth st
.-4s-t-sents. souble and single ICONS;
steam lseat. eIactr1city, cslephonei refer
F-.eeE-
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aFLLLlI-a.-A.
large outside rooms. single or eu suite.
sc na-lor floor baths. large dressing
rooms: delicious cooking; rates reasonable
L OF subway.
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Fuu information concerning these rooms
nay be rad, free Of charge. At the Uptown
C1zce q The NeE-Iorz Tribune 1864
Broadway, between Seth and 5Tth str
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CARPET CLEANING

.. & ]. w. WILLIAMS
ss8 ~. 54T9 ST. - q g
f.SEE E.-r f,r.E ANING s,stahl ahed lSlA
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tied. New York. August Sth- 1905
WALTER B. WALEER. Referee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

n 7. Brooks formerly C. this city,
later of ST. Leafs died MozdaF night
At IL oielock a PGrningtoa,Mo TIE
deceased had been in po1r health faz
The hst few FsGH and during kk
weeks his can6iE1n has been 1t times
critical
Mr. BROOKS was one Ct Mexic0s
not prouinent citizens . successful
business nan and q public spirited
.eittEen.
He was born in Nzs1a County, Ken
tocky, May, 1slls4s. and In Fguth was
given sgo0d education His tastes
were all f0r q business life and be 1e-
'eordi1gly bec0ne identified with b1si-
ness pursuit2 When syoung n2E he
cane TO Missouri and IN ISL became
10 member Ct the firm OF Szllee s
BrookA Here be c1Eu1sd In bzx-
ness until 1sss when be retired frgn
the firm and later engaged in the in.
sur2oce and real estate b0EiDeSs al
his health forced him to retire On
TIE zrd q June 1871, Nj. Brooks wxs
married 70 Mis- Mary z Nels10 orig
inzEy from Ksnf1cky.
The deceased ID survived By bis wife
and two children They are Mz Alice
Glascock, Of View Lnraon- and henry
q 81 LozE he vas . brother q
krk T. n. GEn q fhis city.
he wxsa member q The Christian
Church and q the A. O. e. W. Lodge
TIE remains we're brUDght 70 this
city for burial. arriving here Tnesd1y
night at l2ao4, and were taken 10
the residence Of T. n. GIL On East
Love ST. The funeral was held
Wednesday Afternoon al I'D from
their residence, the services we're
conducted By Rev. A W. KokeDdofez
after which the remains we're laid
10 rest in the city cemetery.
Toe palibezrers are: W. l. Grad
dock, J. II. Sallee, j. d. Mckee, john
AbbAy. z II. Carter, J. w. Plunkett.
Tue Ledger Joins other friends in
~extendIng sympathy to the bere&yed
ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
AvDRAHs SURPLUS PRODUCTS
Tue Aggregate V4lzs Fer Las,
Year Exess6s ThNS o. Ths
Year Before by Abozf
sf2.ooo-A Large In
crease In Dressed
PazIfgy and Eggs

TIE red back s1T sBg d ous and t5s
rsturzs frgz the csns1s q AsarAinH
prat1cz tkkez hy The STATE Boare Q:
LAsx fa< TIE pear 1905 t11keKts oaly
|thzt shess tnsgssriss are increasing
esery PEAR.
Tns Eun totAl q rsarly e. S0o 90
.sa whsch thessE1Fpl1s pEoduss wsrs
sol1 represents n1ly Por4aou q TIE
Ezlns q AL prodnctG f0F, q o0arse
large quantities we're consumed ID the
|cozutry. perhaps 4aErseg amount than
The yesE before
TIE most rsnEkEbae gain in thtE
Iaounfyx exports was in dressed pal
TT. IN which the Increase q H& so
psunds oFsr the previous year almost
eEhcEy equals the gain IN al pr0dncts
In live poultry, ths surplus deceased,
While foE eggs there rs . large In
eTs&A
TIE aggregate value foE TIE Surplus
camnoaities LASS year showed an In
crease Q. zb0afrso 900 OTer that q tbs
prsT1UG rear.
Ths foal0wfng Is = table q the s1Y-
pins pr0dncts fru1 thAE country last
yAr-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

We received this mornIng 3 copy d
the Denver News Letter, published
b. White s. Stevens, With II. White
formerly Of the Mexico Ledger, late
Of the Denver Post son Of z N.
White. a. editor. The News Letter
Is weekiy publication, deFoted to
politics Gnzoee, rial estate, ,sociefy,
zut0n0biling, drama, music and home
Industries The paper Is neatly print
ed and presents . most prosperous sp-
pezrznce The management Of The
publication asks the pnblfcFto Watch
Us Gr0E." That idea, II carried ont,
win most surely bring abundant and
permanent success. The publication
was twenty-fDur years old when puF-
CHASED b. White & Stevens, and We
think has ; hne field for usefulness.
The News Letter has the best wishes
~ Mr.. Whites friends in MEXICO.
The White < Stephens publishing
Company have just issued . Blue Book
and Social Register Of Denver, which
Is proving naust popular with al Colo
rza0ADE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
Mrs. summers Dead.

kn LucindA SUMNER aged 81
yezrk died At the bone Of y T. Har-
ri& 81 miles north Of this City, Monday
night The deceased, apparently in
her usual good health with the except
ion Of slight esd, retired Monday
night, though she refused 10 eat any
supper. Tuesday morning when uDe
Of Mr.. Harris family went 10 call her
70 orezkfzst she vas found dead.
Mrs Summers was born In Macon
County. Three or four yezB ago she
went 10 the home Of Mr.. Harris 10
live. be hzEfng her son residing Nth
him Her husband proceeded her TO
the grave some thirty I've years ago.
She Is survived By two children
Mrs. Matte Bailey, Kansas City. and
Warren Summers u AUdrsin-
The remains we're taken 70 CsIlso
Macon County, for burial. Mrs. SUN
mers was q member Of the Methodist
Church and vas 3 good Christian wo-
man.
The Ledger extends sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
nEuco 0AUTaUssA
J.ly z1-1s. IseizsIvs Isos-Eshi
Spss.elz D1r-ouuins e P
ggsE

6n1s RkitazE Day An uEtiEs Re
rrS0teL Best Oztun in NJ e01n
'ns-
PrzxlEa Day WIth aadrsss b. /,
zAzsiseezE GzsE- REna9 al
NsEeA
Farmer Oar Win actresses SIT
abe 30 TIE ooczs1a VITA spee1Al
piIs - EszsfsrDGs fEztiF.
Ednsxtk1zal Day WIZ special fsa
tsrsM o. thEs dRy 4 e1kh ao1Anoo.
y bs used N purchasing 3 uhrArT.
Sll oe Dz5e o soze sc6ol district
Oh-n&i-oe1 To1rnzDent Lbe
|na PRIZES Hs6 c-1un % rietoriozl
knAghG
TxlsuE Great politscal speAkerk
TIE oeiehrKfs1 knrkss Razily RAna
PamAhHEka AMI his H1anea dogs an
hn.k The Popzlsr Mz RznnsttI
Sargent Haskell Dr. Rteakrd We
kersa the great S7ztosrn ant1r.
Boosh Lcry.s whole 0hEuapsaa "a
hizz1f.f0FA Whole week Ie'O1ly
"a TAace o0ok- The Mxgnincsni
FaGl1ng. OIL BAN. the 1Rr1E1asd
Senator Zen Z T1llD2n The Sotei
Dine guhales Singer Prst J. c z
osr, Ia charge q Setoa In6lxn WORT
Nm. Jesse Mckenzie walker, IN be
|eroSient trzFel lectures Pruf. Ar
thur Lee on edncarmAl @kfterk
Ete- etc Every hour VII be fzl
frcm start To zntkh-
more pe1ple On pr1gEzn than eve
before Watch fa< Illustrated pro
gran
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23


Is it possible sn2t n some quarters
the liquor interests are considered 81
sacred that they must not be even
criticised, much less 1ttAcked'E Jasi
as long as the citazens q Mexico are
partners in TIE saloon business 10 the
extent q receiving . large amount q
Nancy sOE licsnEing an eyIl. there wfIl
be plenty Of SALON Interests outside d
AlSon puop-iss1rz Billy Bry1n, a
popular ~ be f. cgza not cope With
this ina2eDes in Mexico under eTiE-
ING c1o6inouE There vii be No
tru1bse later q 10 show 10 what az
ieut zud in jnst what directions and
jaEf b0w results folEos the influence
q The ltgusE interests in politics in
Mexioo. These facts can he stated
without attacking anyone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
The Weekly Ledger
4 wEIIR Eziisr ard PrsPrstx
L n wEITR Anoessss Eaisss


Lt4NEE4If GAEaLLA-
TEE ssoan6 1nnuh ha7QaEt q tbE
Alzzri AEoeiztio1 q TIE sEz o.
ERl district q MAssozrL given Al 10
tkl H9xsg Ko731y eEeclng, Apn -
wz& q EpleB1E szacsEK Thsre were
Esssat kbost 6tsg psrsoo& inciu1lzg
TIE l8fiex ara q no1 peasant even
~ wz eztgyed TIE MeNLlEu a.
ehsztz furnished good mzkG The
E1en1 wzx lpso1ER kn1 hlgLy ET-
Fserzxte1
T1&EtEEStef Caracas Barnes va II
ms hest and the praszEus vas not
eu9s7z58s fruz ssaxt % EnSkA and tie
happy gathering Cid not bneEk up u
IL the VS. SEAL hours q the n1ru-
Eng.
Or account Of = previous engage
nszE H1 ". s OgEhs,d Vas unable
10 Be present.
Mss Bsnrie Beta rHsp1zded 20 the
sozE aDz Jesse the RstSrinE Prex-
oszt Il anal And happy zz1nsr.
Rri NE-E SE1rze spoke fur "The
KeW Prsssdszl Dc. Hlln AMI his -
mkrH wE-E cgr1izlF resolved
Ro-z McTnarE Lad the el1sssi a.
ssuaE Ehfk be tzZksa Il IL sntE-
tEsn1zE EEF z3g-1 HOzrEaEss
7. ". Dzu3Es & VEu1alA WIS ID
EhAs &c u present tn sat n8Ss II
tsasz5EE posz witch us rad b
gu5Es ". y. Bg.z
Mis- Nay CoCEzFs = FEoa1lA EKyE
EEET a1fs-E1zg Az s-g1s-f tan
IN L1-EcBzIz Miss Cnwsy
E1sEs EzzHxalE Ehu-f s-ss1ex1E,
E35 Inns fos RhZsty e Ez1rrlng vital
EaA EngEs Il Al impressive AMI p1Ef-
A1 KET-
ZaE R1z-aas q ans spe-21E wK u
Dean szer d LAVISH q TIE UziEE-
EfF VIC TAKES E LIE rEziuisseasz
@ tzs s-zs4rsusaaz win winch he lad
aeea saEz1asza1 fnr stEiss- ysRz
g0azs L4Us8G Is ED1sa haPgE ARA
eaznEE EgszEzE. ar kept Al rzssszf
zSSz16znz his rszxrEx fraz EsErt 20
&n2sh
TIE entertainment - . whole
could not hare hesa more delkghEGl,
and TIE evenings exercises were CHS
ed IN q most Appropriate manner By
nnging sod Missouri.
TOE Ledger trust this alumaI asso-
eistlon viii become 3 permanent or
%gauizatIon, and should not only be Of
great benefit 10 the members and
community, bot should add material
strength 20 the University.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
]. W. Montague Dead

Word vas received Tuesday morn,
ing that J. ". Montague, formerly Of
this city. aged about IS died at BIZ
home in TT. Worth, Texas, this week.
Mr.. Montague had been 10 poor health
for some time, and bis death was not
wholly unexpected.
The deceased is survived BY hls
wife and four children.
They are Jay, Of San Antonio, jos.
and NH Thompson, Of San Angelo,
and Miss Oorinne, Of f. Worth.
Mr.. Montague for a number Of yezrE
was . resident Of this State, having
resided both here and In ST. Louis.
he was one Of the largest dealers in
sheep from Audrain county yeaEs ago,
BE has many friends in MEXICO
ard Audrain county who viii regret
10 bear Of his death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
Had Horse Kiled

One Of TIE drsyAge teams, osDed b.
W. l.. Harper and driven By Joe
Bailey, became frightened a. the
Wshash freight Depot Monday esen-
Ing about 9 O'Clock and ran away. Be
fore going far, the team coIIided with
2 post tDjuring one q TIE horses %
nAdly that Il died . short time after.
wsroA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

Now on this April alsi, iNs, ausl
ti1 and fies With the CLERK Of tbs
County Circuit Court ia vaeali8d
upn duly verified by anldsvi N
among other things, plaintln 80 /
he Is the owner and IN possesw
following land In Audnsin CoaHtJ d
All thnt part ~ the East half of a y
west fourth Of saetioh7, ToxushlbI
y. lying west Of the County road Z
Gated over and upon said east hal
ing { and 70 100 acres. Also Goyerr
No. ? of the Northwest Quarter M
z. Township b. Range ' west. stW
tsputh L13 acres thereof. Also n
the east half OF sectioa g. Iopp
Range 10 west. bounded and aeea
foiiowsi Beginninz at q stone ha
line 81 said s~ectlon. G7l chains haQi
southeast coFDar thereai; ttsaa :
with said ensi line &.is chains lhsr
A9i chains 70 the stone. thenre R1
chains 20 q stone; theuce east A9a1a
the place OF beginning. containing
aud beins iot Of County Sure 1
Of said section. And that the pAia
those under whom BE- claims hsW
the lawful. actual. open, notogoa
uona and adverse Possession Of Al
land. claiming said land a. Theirs.
payiug all taxes thereon i0t mont
consecutive years last past beidnts 4
u this petltson! thst none d t
have been in Possession u sid
paid any taxes thereon nor bfUaElg
tion TO recover said land Cor ma
year,.
And Plaintiff Ia said petition ssE
John IL. Stevenson and Dn nae A
cfed many years ago and that ~
and devfsees or assigns appear 70 a
Interest in said land; and that pAllf
~ believes that there sre kNs
might claim said real estate msaH
said petition rs heirs, dSviseos o. ~
the said John II. Stevenson, das
said David q A. Moore, deesael
through or under them Who's 4
cannot insert herein because tha
known to the plaintiff and Who's
he cannot describe because slgi q
are unknown TO plaintiff, but s. b
knowledge extends whatever iaisn
may claim f. derived as heirs dM
assigns of said John II. Stevenson
q A. Moore, or those claiming " z
or under them.
Il Is therefore ordered by the ca
Audrain County Circuit Court, "a
cation be made herein noiiiJl
PENDANTS aforesaid, that suit hss =
menced against them in the uNN
Of AudrAin County, Missouri, thee
general nature of which Is 70 oa1l
cree Of said Court p~erfectin
record title to said lands henAbs
Scribed under the provisions Of
Revised Statutes Of Missouri ~
decree barring any OF deienaans
claiming any title or interest 10 !.
And now you, The Unknown helm
and assigns Of John II. stevens0Ga
and of David q A. Moor, 9eo4S
all persons claiming or who mllA
through or under them or any o. "
Pendants herein are hereby DOLLS
filing of this suit. the object So
uature thereof; and unless y0a
pear at the next regular term Y
rain County Circuit Court, g . Z
held at the Court House, To Men@
Missouri, on the nni 49,
June, 1903. and on or before the ~,
said term, answer or oineTFEs
piaintifs petition the same WI
confessed and decree rendef1s
And Il Is further ORDERED VA
hereof b. published I'm the NEW
LEDGER, q weekly neWspaFf
the County Of Audrain. for ioai Y
cessively, the last Insertion ~
fifteen days before the nrst day
term of Court.
Atria COPY from the record i.
tsKALl Attest; ". y, sys
Fry { Rodgers, Attys, for Palll
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

"a. and Charlie Patterson, former.
= Mexico, but who have for The
PAST I'VE years been residents Of New
oi.eAns' have returned to Missouri
sao nave purchased a fine farm near
~LuIesviile' Bollinger county. Later
On, We venture TO say, The bows VIII
come back to Audrain comfy. 0Tbsv
~ come back" II they do not come
Deck 70 Mexico, they eventually come
st,h alssourl, 70 be In close touch
Aisn cottonwood Springs.
Take the Ledger T0T ina NswsL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
Marriage Liesnss Issuad.

VIM Richie Spence, bale, No
Mary l. Camery, Hannibal Mo.
Frank Wsnzy, Audrzin, Beuls L
White Audrain.
John Williams, Portsmouth, Ohio,
Bessie E Hampton, Mexico.
Jefersn Lott Imperial Z. Gal.
Mamie Lewis, Audr4in.