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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
TAKES OWN LIFE

Mrs. Sarah Jangovsky, Is, 825
S. LOOMS ST., drank carbolic
acid at her home this morning
and died half an hour later at the
county hospital.
Mrs. Bertha Belden, living in
the same house, discovered the
woman lying on the floor, her face
badly burned with an empty bot
tie by her side.
David Jangovsky, the woman's
husband, was away at the time.
He was overcome by grief when
told of his wife's death. No mo
tive is known. The couple were
considered happy by their neigh
bors.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
HUNT SCANDAL

HUNT SCANDAL WOMAN.
The police are searching Chi
cago for woman of the under
world in connection with the
death of John Messmaker in a
West Hammond resort.
Messmaker was a wealthy
West Hammond contractor. He
was married and had three chill
dren.
Three days ago he kissed his
wife goodbye, saying he was
called east on important business.
He and the woman went to
West Hammond and registered
there as man and wife. The wo-
man was fashionably, but not
fashily dressed.
In the evening Messmaker and
the woman drove to the cafe of
Henry Foss. They drank wine
there.
Suddenly Messmaker fell to the
floor, writhing in pain. Walters
hurried to his side. An ambu-
lance was called and Messmaker
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

taken to St. Margaret's hospital.
The woman, weeping, said she
would follow the ambulance to
the hospital. She has not been
seen since.
He died there, and after his
death the cause thereof was dis
covered. There was a little needle
mark on his arm. He had died OF
morphine poisoning.
DR.. Andrew Hoffman, who at
tended Messmaker, says the drug
could have been administered
only a few moments before Mess
maker fell to the floor.
When Messmaker's clothes
were searched only few cents in
money we're found. He is known
to have had at least $500 when he
entered Foss' cafe with the wo-
man.
Mrs. Messmaker is Frustrated.
She has never heard of the wo-
man before and always had be-
lieved her husband faithful.
-O-O
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
HE DID.

''My friend, do you ever give
any thought to the future?" ask
ed the solemn-looking man with
the white necktie to the passen-
ger next to him in the railway
car.
We'll, l should rather say. 1
didp replied the man addressed.
81 bought an automobile last
month on the instalment plan and
l have payments due each month
for the next year"
-O-O-
Washington.-1sO,Oo veterans
of civil and Spanish-American
wars received pensions today that
was due Aug. 4. Congress failed
to appropriate at that time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

The offhcers ard trustees a TIE
State Association Of Efks met II
Springfield, No, last week ard o0a
suited with the local lodge there
IN regard to making plans tor the
State meeting. The date was set
for May 1918.
Al the last state convention
Springfield was chosen as the place
q the next meeting but the dats
vas not definitely axed and the
program OF entertainment, ctr was
placed in the hands Of the trustees,
to be announced at a future date
AT the conference ia Springfield
Il was decided to have four big daEs,
May 18th, 18th 17th ard 18th and a
magnificent program was planned.
which viii be given ont IA fun IN
Z few days.
Senator James A. Reed, who is a
member Of the Kansas City lodge Of
Elks win deliver an address on the
first day.
Other features Will consist Of a
varied line Of entertainment. includ-
ing a mushroom and crawIfsh bar
beepe at the park. a great flower
parade, an automobile parade, etc.
Every automobile in Springfield
win be placed at the EIks' command
for the four days.
Ii vas decided by the Enks ard
cltazens Of Springfield to raise a
fund II $4,000 10 defray the *
penses 81 tie ~four7days' entertain
ment. Tie Eilas lodge voted to do
nate ail 81 the Initiation fees Of
ghe year which wlll aanouat 10 $500
or $4,000. The balance viii be con
sr5batea BY BUSINESS men and ci,i-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
Columbia No, FEB. 2s.

Columbia, No, Feb. 2e.
Exit Josephine, enter Carlotha
Pontiac Y years old Hossteia COW,
owned BY the Missouri University Az
rlealtnral College. as aspirznt fos
championship honors.
Carlotta, nov on a twelve months
test under care Of G. c. White, s
piling up ; record that bids fair to
equal or exceed that set BY the
worlds champion. carlosta pre-
duoed 2i7S pounds OF mix in octo.
Der. lssT pounds Ia November; 2l2s
pounds In December 2l4s pounds II
Januray. and win equal that figure
this month. Cari0tta's milk aver
age Is 80 quarts 4 day, or IS IL
pounds Her brttsr fat record Is
Is pounds a day.
Josephine's highes. milk productioH
In one day was IS quarts, or les
pounds Of milk. Carlotta is /.
wears old and is bred in the purple
being four generations removed frOE
the Holland herd famous for miil
production
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

THE merchants and buG.sese men
of Vandniia appreciate the impor-
lance Of good roads and are get
ting busy to reach out fer trade
a meeting OF the commercial club
81 vandalia has been called 10 move
Ia the direction or permanent good
roads leaalng into that live iittlt
city. Referring to aids importan'
matter the Vandaaia Leader edi
ierinlly nags; Every farmer who
ousnes TO vandaIia should be inter
eated ID good roads Every farm
II who owns his farm
should consider good roads OF vita
importance. Every merchant In Var
dalia should lock at good roads a,
q necessary factor In his success. 2
ery business man, every resident o
VanGaiia should be interested 4
good roads, since they know thes
consutute a hall mark Of progress
Tor any community. One haaf mil
Glon dollars deposit in the local
bAnhz Of Eandalia is not reconcile
bic with miry mud roads. Come to
ne read meeting Monday. Let ii
unity ia Interest and determination
to acquire a splendid road system.
II means mOney IN The pockets OF
evnry Interested person.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
NORTHEAST eENroN.

Clarence Carver who has been
suffering with throat, trouble OF
late Is much better.
Richard Waddington Is preparing
to move to Mexico.
Quite a number from this vicln-
ity attended ]. P. Powelrs sale
last Thursday.
There was q very coed attend
ance at the Christian EndsavoS
meeting In Benton Sunday evening
considering the condition Of Tx
roads.
The next meeting vial be led by
Miss Grace Johnson at the Chris.
tian Church. Subject Missions"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
IT IS 4 LIE
CLARK 's 8 SECY
BRANDS CHARGES
mA.A,nrlnn. n a. 30 81

Washington ID. c. fre
e.v W,soarow Wilson'S es4arailn
,.nre.a tonight charges 'dlf0 wers
& tesag done IN washington =
me .rsense o. TIE New lersss Sev
,-sor sna hat = vslleraeea and
sxsstmatssed mcsemsaa - boost oae
:, ne presidential candidates ~ee'e
another Is On tcSa
4 ssatenns issued frcn WaseAe
paslicsy barsau SAYS he easlest :
eres IN washington sccenily Z
|r.caea he country wEh letters sha
literature rcioaxly assailiaS uos,
Wilson. Il y sasd tbs work :
r,amr cos,lhx thousands & dol
l,smr and thAa the IKE has nes-
En- been attempted IA the history
q presidential psiiacs"
ne s,atemehs ADDS;
-os eh.s anonymous literature =
s.esinne ccpy Of tao famous jon
gne lesser Is featured. OF course
Ifhevr i 20 mention Of the tact nA'
lMe goiino was an attorney ios
IA sssociAtea with Thomas T. ny
al. hat attached TO tao facsimile y
- nose whcA bitterly assails Gov
wfeon and urges the nomination o.
nne of ne alAer Democratic eanas'
sat<s for the presidency.
Another a. these anonymous anu
wfsoa aoCaments Is addressed 70
r,emoers Of ne House. and puTports
Ia a. an appeal a 4 Northern Dem
@lo,rat in behalf o. 4 certain one o.
The other presidential candidates
.lrhis ike the other contribution
assaults Gov. Wilson and posiuveis
-asserts that William J. Bryan VII
not support him II nominated
Thomas ]. Fence. publicity repre-
sentative Of Gov. Wilson, said to
night Speaker Champ Clark Is INC
candidate whose claims are thus be
ipe compared With Gov. Wilson'S.
me speaker, his private seereta
Ily. wallace Bassford. and his cam
raign manager, former Senator FIRE.
Ia. Dubois, v~igercs=ly deny tnel
have been a party 10 such metho'
of campaigning. Senator Dubois as
serts his policy Is not 10 attack an
other candidate in any way.
Everything which gees from Clar
hi adquarters. goes signed, said Mr
rubeis ''That has beenthe polio
and wsli continue to .. gorders ar
~strict on this point had not hear
q this anonymous letter-writing an
.lraunot imagine who is doing il.
J Ian sure Il Is no friend Of the SPEAK
er's
The rumor got around to-nigf
that the anonymous letter had bee
ppt out through the Speakers p
vate secretary.
ut is a lie, q plain lie" sal
+. wallace Bassford tonight. Il hay
nothing to DO with Mr.. Clark
campaign. The only things goin
from our office are personal k'
tcrs from Mr.. Clark TO such peopl
as he personally knows. and nc
many Of them.H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
yoTICE OF SALE UNDER ,,sr

vvhareas J. T. finder ana EMMA
= T4nder. Ills wife. by their certain
anS IA ,rust dated the sth day q
March. 1911. duly ACKNOWLEDGED ohl
raccrdea ID ire Recorders Office Of
|the County Of Audrain and STATE q
Missouri IN Trust Deed Record, BOOB
al Al mage 237, conveyed T. the IN
dersiened Trustee the following de-
scrlbea Real Estate lying ana peihe
situate In Ire County OK Andrain anu
state Of Missouri, to-wit.
The West ifalf d-2l Of the son'a'
east Quarter. ana the East Half VA
~ the Southwest Quarter u-D q
section Two (2l. Township Fifty-two
fssl the south Half fi-al OF tho
Southwest Quarter Of Section Itir-
Itv-six f2gl. Township Hfiy-three
fs4l; The Northwest Quarter OF tho
south west Quarter and the South
ltblrteen acres Of The Southwest Quar-
Itcr Of the North-weat ouarier q Sec
ltlon ono az, ana tho Nofth-easl
louarter az the Southeast Quarter OF
section Two az. lin Township Fifty
ltwo t52l; also eight (Sl acres, de-
scribed a follows "A part Of Lot
Ton the Southeast Quarter OF the
iN0rth-east Quarter or Section Two
i2. TownaAlp 5s, beginning al the
! south4easi corner or said Lot d; run
thence West 40 rods. thence North q
rods thence East f6 rods, thencc
South rs rods to the point Of begin
lining AT on the above described
tracts being Of Range Twelve tl2l.
Which said conveyance was made
In trust to secure the payment Of
certain negotiable promissory notes
together with the interest thereon
and ~ said Deed Of Trust fully de-
scribed.
And whereas, said Deed Of Trust
provided that in the event default
| should be made in the payment Of
said promissoTy notes, the Trustee
named In said Deed oF Trust. at The
request Of the legal holder OF said
promlssory notes may proceed to sell
The above described Real Estate Al
unblic Yendue, to the highest bidder
ak the East door of the Court House
IN the City Of Mexico, Missouri, FOR
cash. first giving twenty days public
notice of the time. terms and place
of sale, and OF the property TO- be
sold BY advertisement in some news.
paper printed and published In the
said County OF Audrain: and upon
such sale shall execute and deliver
a deed OF deeds in fee simple Of the
property sold TO the purchaser 81
purchasers thereof.
And. whereas. satd promissory
notes 50 secured BY said Deed 81
Trust Is now past due and remains
unDaid.
Nov therefore /, e. ri. Early. tie
Trnstee named II said Deed 81 Trust,
at 'ho request Of the legal holder 81
said aromisemry notes will on Fri
day. TIE sth DAY OF March. A d
1912 proceed 10 cell the Real Estate
above described at public vendue. ID
W Highest bidder at the East door
OF the Court House In the CITY y
Mexico No for cash. to pay said
debt AMI interest and tho costs and
EXPENSES n executing this trust.
5o-td G. r. Early. trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
ANNUAL
BANQUET At.
TENDED By l65

The Elks Second Annual Banquet
ua,,ch was held az The Ringo hAei
on Thursday evening Was assenaeo
|loase. Meln Host Aseworn
bs scout les Il the members Of 'he
and his corps Of helpers
-nrsnar,.d one Of the most smmrsaous
%feas,s THAI tne Mesico Lodge OF.
Ems has had the pleasure q envy
ling IN q ionx time,
peforo the banquet, tcn new mem'
bers we're Inflated into The Lcase'
According to the figures eiSea ~
lR. Y. Mousaene In his toask esss
are NOW about 50 members q Aes
Co Lodge No. sia
The Lodge vas instituted hsf
lm NAY isel ahd since that time -
membershsp has hen Increasing &
Inc nate az aboae two a moaen'
parfng a.ess eight gears. there aase
b,en e,sh. fNalsed Ralers. Fo'
~feasor D. A. McMsaan. deeeaseas r
p Rodgers. John Il Ricketts,, Dr. =
I'M berry. 4 D Kea,h. A X wa
rev + 4 Norris and Fred lAeweAsn'
The dinner was a seyenconrss a.
fair lnserspcrsed with much adFi0e
as 10 how TO rash 70 complexion w
Eks' proposed new Snssding lee
,nenu was made 20 conform With ne
shirt Of the day washington
Rrhday. and the nzane Of each
coarse WAS designated BY some en'
porlant event IN the Revolution. For
Instance. Bunker Hill oockeA was
served Ia the first coarse E1k
seesk win Washington Potatoes
Lexington Rolls and Cherry Frit'eEs
we're q che second course, and 50
soa through the eourses.
= A. Morrss was tcastmaster- ht
announced at the beginning OF ths
tbanques the object Of the meetins
which was to talk over ways anc
means Of building the Elks new
Home. R. V Montague was IS
signed to tax Q a The Origin O
lthe Day, and his speech prepared
the way for l. d. Hawthorne. who
was given the subject, advice o.
the nay" Professor Hawthorne
urged that work begin Immediately
on the new Home why We Mex
is New club' was told by Judge Wal
Lace Fry and Theo. J. Williams con
pieted Building the Home"
, + 4. Morris told what had beer
accomplished in the way of gettini
the new building. Mr.. Morris SAX
Il remained for the members Of tn
EIks Lodge % arrange for $500
, to complete the financial end Of th'
work. The site has been purchas
ed and wilt have been Paid for ,.
the middle Of April
: The b0ilding IS to cost abou
! $4,000 or this amount $500
first mortgage bonds have been al
! ranged. and the lodge members ar
asked 30 take up second mortgag'
bonds to the amount Of $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
|,orIcr OF san, Ism us % E4uusr.

= finder ard hmma
49, rlfe. By thcis certain
~ trual dated we $500 and
NV. fsii. duly askno~ieae% 49, of
srl,a IN sac Recorder sss.. ~
csnntv q Audrain and
M trust Decd Record nosn
-. conveyed 70 ne IN
~ lreastee ne following &c
80 estate bling and peins
sfnsfS N The ceunsy o. AnetaA"
$40 81 Missouri. to-wip
m. south Hall Of ~ So'.n
o,.r.r n-N Of section innS
~, rownshlp FsfU-tefee see,:
rn,lse ue4. tie kest ~,
ssnfh- wcsi Qaafter and ue
Ss.lf ~ he ~sonih-eaai eeas.s'
XII section Two ca f2Nnso, ne
issl Naase Twelve
INnr<h .uest ousrler 81 ue
o,sertar and She South fhif.ees
~ the south-West Quarter =.
- Narth.uest Quarter of Seet.en
~. Nnrih.easl Quartet Of me
-. Quarter Of section we.
Ia n,mnsAlp Ffny-tNo; also cikns
scrss described a. follows; ~
IN fal one ~ the ~soutt-eas, SaS,sg,
,r ~ Northeast QaarteY OF sees.ep
i've F,wushlp 81, hcginniuE Al tae
.esel cnrner of Eaia lot u fen
49, wsst "a rods; thence North y
r,as, thence East W rods ihfee'
lsonfh 70 rods to he Point g oe.,n,
ming Az ~ the above ds.s.eoe'
llsnss being OF RRurc Twelve si-l
whsch said CONVEYANCE Was m0q,
/, ,r,sf 40 secure tho payment q
lcartsln nneollable promlssofy notes
lioeefhcr with the interest thereon
ana Al said Deed OF Trust fuily &c
scrlhca m,..s
Ana whereas. said Deed Fl Iius
~nroy9dea that IN The event deianl
st.,,,la be made IN tho payment 2
lxssa nromlseory notes, the TRUSTEE
-r-r,ss - seia need az Trust, AZ W
rreuest az the legal holder Of wv.
uromissory notes may proceed 70 SCI
The above described Real Estate =
puhlic sendae to the highest elaar'
st ~ Fass door Of the Court Nous'
IA the City Of Mexico. missouri Ig
cash. frs, giving lwanty DAYS publ
notice 81 the time terms and piae'
iof sale. ana of the property % p
sold hy advertisement in some news
paper printed and published n ~
isaid County or Andrain; and apol
nuch sale shall execute and deliye
Ia deed or deeds in Zee simple Of N
properly sold to TIRE purchaser 2
purchasers thereof.
And. whereas, said prohllssot,
rnses so secured by said Deed Q
thrust IA now pest due and remain
unnaid. ~
Now therefore l. $ y. Locke y
Trustee named IA SAID Deed q 1--WE.
Il the request OF the legal holder {
ga nrnm,ssory notes viii az Frida'
llsse az aav If March a . 1917 pre
cssa ~ seIls lie Peal Estate above 6
rrshed At public vendue 70 ne nsKu
est Bidder at the East door 81 q
-TronTf House ID Ire CITY or Mexl1
NJ for cash to pav said debt ~
iinserest and the costs and expenses
: ~executinx this trast
50-ta $. " Locke TRUSTEE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
WHEN aIAck" STANTON

y 6A[H.
Col. Jack BlantOn. the Paris APP
peal editor, went 70 s. Louis 4
few days ago to attend a meeting
o. the democratic editors. His wife
accompanied him and when he reach
90 home he wrote the editor OF the
Leader a letter. part Of which we
print;
Forget that l am a Baptist dea'
con while l tell You what a he'll o
a shape things we're In when l go
home. The big water tank in IN,
kitchen was frozen solid and has
busted. the fsTessss cecil
stove was a wreck. bath furnitar'
Was all to pieces. half a dozeI
watsrpipes were spht open, all m!
wsfc's fruit was ruined by tn
freeze. If there is any money il
the trea ury the plumber viii Sc
Il to-day" sturgeon Leader.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29

THE MONDAY luncheons at the
Hosbey Hotel given BY the Mex
lcr Commercial Club arc proving not
only most popular functions, but Ia
the END will secure practical rssults
Tor MeNsec. Every member Of the
Club is cordially invited to 40
tend these iunShcons, each man pay
lag Is cents for his lunch. Cues
ticns o. lm~portance for the city o.
Mexico are discussed In an open
frank and manly way, which In ths
n will crystalline MeNico's proeres
slve spirit along harmonious linz
for the advancement Of Mexico am
Audraln County. Public PROPOSE
sions will be thoroughly discusses
ard carefully digegted before TN
public is asked to support them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29


A FISHERMAN
The Auxfasse. No. Aavtew says:
ereea " Pitcher. junior member
Of she Pilther Jey'elry Co. Of Mex
ioc. Is q game sport and : a=A-
|clnss business naa. He tells e re-
pofsoF 81 thss paper that onoe upon
. tine, MOI many wears ago, be
spent q week at Florida. Monroe
county. nshing. The place where
he camped wAs IN old wster mill
with a bis min dam. AZ shis
point where the uueer fsczea over
the dam many bag FISH had been
cansh1 The old miller furnished
him vtth a pola and reel Fred
says 1he reel ressnbled an old wei
windlass and the pole was ! inches
Through ct the big end The hook
was ~ large rs an ice hook ane
the line al bsg arouHat as a pio~
line. lie fished tor two DAYS a
the dam and he never canrhs .
dam" fish. Then the boss OF os
min came down 90 see how he wal
cc0ing along and when the bcs
found ont that Mr.. Pitcher has
caught nothing he haitcd the hood
wsth a piece Of Liver and caught
tenpoand ont rsh IN less than 3
minutes by the watch. Nov. n IRE
can SEX John b Grehsm or Franl
EIler 20 vouch sor this 'aaam' ftsl
story. we vii take Il as a hard pai
fact and not require harl 10 make a
fidavh to the corroctness OF the pis
casorial prelude. Fred told = goos
one IN hse ne but we are scared 4
tell Il at this time. IFS pa Is som
fisherman. 100. something IKE Juds
Try"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
Kansan cifr. No Feh y.

ASaArAt Nm A114 wv -
when violet Miller, 10 years Old,
took her seat before Judge Porter.
Geld in the Juvenile Court Friday.
her eyes were modetsly downcast
She was not aware that th<
Judges eyes we're fixed sternly up
On her. When she looked Up. how.
ever. she hastily drew The lapeas d
bel fashionable cost over the deer
vshaped cut OF her frock.
That's right" tho Judge said
4 think I'd cover up II ! we're you.
Her arrest was on complaint o
William Zimmerman, her employer
Who accused her OF taking So
from the cash register Of his cigar
stand.
That Is no way for a girl Il
dress" said the Judge. ~Tou shoni'
SO home and put some clothes on.
Judge PoTterfield said that an
ass Miss Miller,s mother takes ne
home to Modoc, H., the girl woul'
be sent to the Industrial Home 70
sIris at chiIliooths.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER
DEED OF TRUST.

Whereas J. r. finder and Emma G.
finder, his wife. By their certain deed
OF trust dated the 4th day OF Febru-
ary. 1908. duly acknowledged and re-
corded in the Recorders once Of the
County Of Andrain and State OF Mis-
souri, III Trust Deed Record Book so
II 4 Z 1856, conveyed to the under
signed Trustees the following de-
soribed Real Estate lying and being
situate III tie Coanty Of Audrain and
state On Missouri. t0-wit:
The West Half (1-2) Of the South
East Quarter u-4)s and the East
Hair 1-2l OF the Southwest Quarter
no az Section Two tD; Township
Fifty-two t52). Range Twelve (12):
also 10 acres, the Northeast Quarter
1-4) or the South-East Quarter I'D
or Section Two CAV, Township Fifty
two t52l, Range Twelve (l2l; and
Eight fel acres the Southeast part
Or the Southeast Quarter ia Of the
Northeast Quarter fi-s), Of Section
Two f2l, Township Fifty-two t52),
Range Twelve ca. also Forty (f0l
acres the Nofth-weat Quarter I'D
81 the soHth-wast Quarter (1-il Of
section III, Township FIfty-two t52),
Range Twelve az3. and Thirteen
acres The South yayt 81 the South
west Quarter tf-sl 81 the Northwest
Quarter 80 ef section One ~.
ITownship Hsfty-f@o fs2l, Range
Twelve (i2l
Which said conveyance was made
In trust 10 secure the payment u
a certain negotiable pre.a4=sarg note
together with tho interest thereon,
and IN said Deed q Trust fully Dr.
seribed,
And ehorcas. said Deed OF Trust
provided tsat III tho event default
should DO made IN the payment Of
said promlssory note. the Trustee
named III said Deed or Trust, at
the request OF tho legal holder oil
said nromis6ofy note may proceed
to sell the above described Real Is
tate at public vendue, TO the highest
bidder at Che East door Of the Court
House ID the City ot Mexico, Nilsson
n. fef cash, FIRST giving twenty DAYS
hubble notice Of the time, terms and
place Of sale, and Of the property to
be sold By advertisement in some
newspaper printed and published in
the said County Of Audraip; and upon
such sale shall execute and deliver a
deed or deeds in fee simple OF the
property sold to the purchaser or
purchasers thereof.
And. whereas, said promlssory
Hote 10 secured By said Deed Of
Trust Is nov past dHe aud remains
unpaid.
Now therefore /, Chas. II. Early,
the Trustees named in said Deed Of
Trust, at the request Of the legal
holder Of said nromissory note Will
on Friday. the sth day Of March a
d 1912. proceed 10 sell the Real Es-
late above described at public ven
due, to tine Aaehest bidder at the
East door Of the Court House in the
CITY Of Mexico. No, for cash. to pay
saia debt and interest and the costs
and expenses Of executing this trust
50-td Chas Fl Early, Trustee
M