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table owner and holder of said notes,
has elected 90 declare the entirety OF
said series due and payable and has
placed the same in the hands Of West
x HiEhtower, attorneys, for collec-
ton, thereby causing the 10 per cent
attorneys fees provided for therein. 10
become due and payable
Plaintiff prays judgment for 10
debt, damages and costs; that It's lea
be fixed. established and decreed
f~oraclosed: that the Clerk OF the
Court issue order of sale and that the
officer executing the said sale Of said
property, place the purchaser of the
some in possession thereof, within
thirty days after the date Of the sale,
and that plaintiff have relief gen
orally.
Herein fail not. but have you be-
fore said Court ON the said first day
Of next term thereof this writ with
your return thereon, showing how
you haxe executed the same.
Given under my hand and seal OF
said Court, at office IN the City
of Brownsville. Texas this the lstn
day Ct May, A. D. 1928.
(SEAL)
witness. JNO. p. SEAMAN,
Clerk of District Court in and
for Cameron County, Texas.
BY VI. j. McTiernan, Deputy.
A true copy I certify.
Jno. r. Seaman. Clerk District
Court, Cameron. County. Texas.
BY vi. j. McTiernan. Deputy
5-2S-6-4-1l-ls-4t-3029.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

regular term or the Criminal Dis
trict Court of Cameron County. 2Sth
Judicial District, TO he held I'm the
County Court House thereof. in the
City Of Brownsville. beginning on
the Srd day Of September. 1928, then
and there 70 answer plaintiffs orig
inal petition filed IN said Court On
June 18th, 1928. in suit numbered
1919. wherein Ruth Stevens IL
plaintiff and Harold Lewis Stevens
is defendant.
Plaintiffs cause OK action being
for divorce OF the ground or excess
es, cruel treatment and outrages
toward plaintiff on the part of de-
PENDANT Of such a nature ~ "a zen.
der their living together insupport-
ablei that plaintiff have her maiden
name restored TO her. and for costs
81 suit and general and special re-
lief.
HEREIN FAIL NOT but W this
writ make due return ~ the law
requires.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND
SEAL OF OFFICE On this June 18th,
l92S.
Jno. r.. Seaman.
District Clerk, Cameron County,
Texas.
l.. :. 6-fs-25-7-o-9-4t-305o
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&AAAAAON n1
Ben II. Stiles VS.. j. ID. Pound, ct a..
No. 74s9.
In the District Court, Cameron
County. Texas.
The State Of Texas TO the Sheriff or
any Constable Of Cameron County,
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded, that
by making publication of this
Citation In some newspaper pub
lished in the County Of Cameron
once in each week for four con-
secutive weeks previous to the re-
turn day hereof, you summon ]. ID.
Pound whose residence is unknown
who is alleged TO be nonresident Of
the State of Texas, to be and appear
at the next regular term Of the Dis
trict Court of Cameron County. TO be
holden at the Court House thereof, in
the City Of Brownsville, Texas. IN
the third Monday in July, A. ID. 1898,
the same being the 18th day Of July,
A. ID. 1928, then and there TO answer
a petition filed in said Court on the
eth day of December A. ID. 1927, n
a suit. numbered on the Docket OF
said court, No. 7449 wherein Ben n.
Stiles is plaintiff. and J. y. Pound
and FL Jardin immigration Co. are
defendants; the nature of plaintiffs
demand being substantially, al fol-
lows, to-wit:
That about March 1e, 1924. lain
tiff conveyed to defendant, FL Jardin
Immigration Company. a tract OF land
in Cameron County. Texas, being the
East 1919 acres Of lot No. s in block
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In the District Court. Cameron
County, Texas. ...
The State Of Texas to the Sheriff
or n Constbie 81 Cameron Coun-
ty-GREETINGs
yon are hereby commanded, that
by making publication Of this Cits-
tion in some newspaper publisneo~in
the County Of Cameron once IN eacn
week for four consecutive weeks
previous TO the return day hereot:
you summo Carrie b. TAYLOR =
the unknown heirs and legal repre-
sentatives Of Carrie b. Taylor. de-
ceased. whose residences are un-
known, who are alleged to be nom
residents OF the State Of Texas. 70
be and appear at the next regular
term Of the District Court OF Cam
eron County. TO be holden mt the
courthouse thereof. in the city Of
Brownsville. Texas. on the third
Monday in July. A. ID. 1928. the same
being the 18th day II July. A. ID.
1929, then and there 10 answer a
petition filed in said Court on the
26th day of January. A. ID. 1923, N
a suit, numbered en- the Docket or
said Court, No. 1895. wherein James
Dickinson Farm Mortgage Company
is plaintiff and Carrie b. Taylor. the
unknown heirs and legal representa-
tfves OF Carrie r. Taylor. deceased.
and J. ". Taylor are defendants; the
nature Of plaintiffs demand being
substantially, as follows. to-wit:
That about May 80. 1928. James,
Dickinson Farm Mortgage Company,
a Texas corporation. conveyed 70 the
aforesaid Carrie B. Taylor. that GER
tain tract Of land IN Cameron Coun-
~. Texas. being 40 acres lying south
Of the n. ) acres 0f Block 1853 of the
Fl Jardin Subdivision in Share No.
81 Of the Espiritl Santo Grant in
Cameron County. as shown by plat
thereof. recorded IN Book 1 on page
so OF the Map and Plat records Of
Cameron County. Texas. retaining in
the deed a vendors lien to secure
the payment Of two promisscry VEN
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No. 10l, Palm Park Subdivision. as
shown on plat recorded in Volume B
on page Is Of the Map and Plat Rec
oTds or Cameron County, Texas, re
tanning In the deed OF conveyance, q
vendors lien to secure the payment
Of five rromissory vendors lien
notes, each for the principal sum 81
$4,000, numbered lis inclusive, dated
March 10, 1924, made BY III Jardin
Immigration Company payable 10
plaintiff, due respectively 1 each, on
or before the 10th day of March, for
the years 1925-1929 inclusive, bearing
interest from date until maturity At
the rate Of 8 per cen per annum, and
thereafter, until paid, ut the rate Of
10 per cent per annum, interest pay
able annually; past due interest to
bear interest from maturity nc the
rate Of 10 per cent per annun, pro-
yiding that failure to pay the par
tlcular nete or any installment OF IN
terest thereon when due. shall, at the
election If the holder of such note.
mature al the notes of the said
series, TIE maker agreeing that IL the
particular note Is placed in the hands
Of an attorney for collection, to pay
10 per cent additional on the prIn-
cipal and interest, as attorneys fees,
which deed is possessed BY all and
singular, the defendants and they are
each commanded TO produce the same
on the trial hereof. otherwise second
ary evidence will be offered TO prove
the making, delivery and contents Of
the same. that by deed recorded in
Volume IFS on pages 303-305 Of the
Deed Records of Cameron County,
Texas, the defendant. I'll Jardin In
migration company conveyed the laud
above Il the defendant j. ID. Pound;
that Notes numbered ], . and 3 Of
the series OF notes above, are now
long past due and unpaid and no in
terest whatever has been paid on any
Of the five notes of said series; that
because Of the default of defendants
and OF each OF them, in the payment
Of said past due notes and interest,
plaintiff. the present legal and equi-
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that although W. G. Thornton ex-
pressly assumed and promised TO pay
note No. 4 first abo.e described,
nevertheless when sarle became due
and payable. he failed and refused
70 nav the same or any part thereof,
although plaintiff repeatedly re-
ouested and demanded Cf him that
payment be made and plaintiff was
forced TO pay the tnen amount OF
Indebtedness ewing on the same.
which il did nav on March ~. 1928,
in the sum of $329.Ss; that hereto
fore. all defendants 5efaulted in the
payment Of note No. 4 CT the series
Of notes made by w. G. Thornton
and likewise d~efauited in the pay
ment OF interest accruing on both OF
notes No. 4 and No. ; of said series,
since June s. 1927. and because Of
such default of defendants. plaintiff
has elected TO declare the remaining
note. No. 3. due and payable and has
placed said notes No. 4 ard 5 IN
the hands of West 4 H'ghtower. At
tornevs. for collection. thereby u
ing the 10 per cent attorneys fees
provided for therein TO become due
and payable: that notes numbered 1.
2 and 3 Of the series made by w. ".
Thornton have been fully paid.
Plaintiffs prayer is that II have
judgment for its debt. damages me
costs: that il have foreclosure OF
is liens. as the same existed on De-
cember 20. 1928 and December 8,
1924 and at all times thereafter; that
it's liens be fixed. established n
decreed foreclosed; that the Clerk Of
the Court issue proper order OF sale
and that the officer ceiling said
property place the purchaser OF the
same in possession thereof. within 80
DAYS after the day of sale. and that
plaintiff have relief generally.
flerein fail not. but have you be-
fore. said Court on the said first
dav Of next term thereof this writ
with your return thereon, showing
how YOU have executed the same.
Given under my nand and seal OF
said Court, at office IN the City of
Brow nsviile. Texas. this the 18th day
Of Nay. A. d. 1928.
Witness. Jno. r. Seaman, Clerk
Of District Court in and for
Cameron County. Texas.
By NJ. j. McFiernan. Deputy.
A true COW ! certify
Jno. r. Seaman. Clerk District
Court. Cameron County, Texas.
VI. j. McFiernan. Deputy.
ISSUED same day.
(seal)
6-iI-is-25-T-2-4t-3043
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doris lien notes made BY the said
Carrie B. Taylor. payable 20 plain
tiff. numbered I and 2. Note No.
? Of said series being for the prin-
opal sum of s4s5.0O. dated May 80.
1928, and due on or before May so.
1925. bearing interest from date until
maturity mt the rate az 8 per cent
per arnum and thereafter. until paid,
at the rate of 10 per cent per annum
interest payable semi-annually on
November so and May so Of each
year. the maker agreeing that IL
said note is not paid when due. 70
pay all costs Of collection and 10
per cent Of the unpaid principal and
interest as attorneys fees. past due
interest and attorneys fees to draw
interest NJ the rate Of 10 per cent
per annum. said note reciting the
same to be given in part payment Of
the purchase price Of said land; that
note No. l of said series has been
paid: that note No. 2 IS owned and
possessed by plaintiff: that defend
ants and each Of them. have default
ed in the payment If note No. 2 and
have paid no interest on said note
since May 80. 1925: that on account
Of the default OF defendants and each
Of them. plaintiff has elected 20
rescind the sales contract and 70 rest
on its superior title and now ten
ders into the Court. note No. 2 and
asks for cancellation of the same and
for title TO and possession of said
land.
Plaintiffs prayer g that IT,. have
judgment Of the Court for the title
and possession Of above land. that
il have costs and that it have relief
generally.
HEREIN FAIL NOT. but have you
before said Court on the said first
day or next term thereof this writ
with your return thereon. showing
how You have executed the m
Given under my hand and seal OF
said Court. at office in the city Of
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DOGS TEETH FILLED
PARIS.-Three teeth az a pet dos
owned by Nine. Marie Zallcis have
been filled with gold.
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THE A OF X

TO the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Cameron County, Greeting.
YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED
TO SUMMON Harold Lewis Stew
ems, by making publication Of this
citation for four consecutive weeks
before the return day Of anne, in
some newspaper which has been pub
lished in Cameron County. Texas.
for II months next before the date
hereof, 20 be and appear at the next
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Brownsville. Texas. this the 18th day
Of May. A. d. 1928.
Witness. Jno. p. Seaman. Clerk
Of Distrist Court In and for
Cameron County. Texas.
BY NJ. ]. McTiernan. Deputy.
A true copy | certify.
Jno. +. Seaman. Clerk District
Court. Cameron County. Texas.
nj. j. McTiernan. Deputy.
(seal)
~ . - - 49,
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION

No. 100.
James-Dickinson Farm, Mortgage
Company We. Carrie B. Taylor, ct al.
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GnTHAM,S OWN

"I have buffeted about with tbs
people Of Arabia. I have fought
hordes of Turks. aud yattled almost
army of Armcnians. | have work.
I'D next 10 sweating South Ameri.
cans. toiled beside Greeks. laborec
with Poles. Russians. Swedes. China
men and men from deepest Africa
Yes. | know every race Of man"
"0h. ~ you're from New York"
organization SESSION nv p.ened, but
, 1928-12-27
KILOGRAMS
SI..CROIX TON.


London, Dec. Z2nd -Ihe possibility OF
a beW Arbitration treaty between Great
Britain and tne UnIteJ States received
official attention IN The House Ot con-
mons p,I r. 80 tne a4Jvuruuent Tor ne
holiday recess. lettering 70 the Anglo
American reIa,I0n5. Sir Austen Chamber
lain SAID he refused to believe that a
cloud had come over tn en- recently add
he refused 20 believe tlat between the
two nauOLs, Outh 50 friyDCiy, tEat hes
differences were going 10 make any per
mantnt Disturbance Of relations ketef
ring to the A bItratIOn Treaty, he sale
CnaI the government mad made q caretus
enquiry and consideration of the very,
large ISSUES involved, Dat mao not yet
reached Conclusions winch would eDaOie
it 10 prOCe ID IJrtUer IN negotiations. he
explained nat ne mad deserted the OLD
Arbitration Treaty extended to US, and
time was reed Tor consideration Of the
new proposal, ThlcE, ne said had come
as a surprise, since ne had been intoEmed
previously that the United 5Tates Gov
eTnn eEt inteHdeu net 10 change, but
, 1928-12-27

auI swept W = tlIai WaV@ J.,,vu y. capi-
til OF Milolnay province. was practically
destroyed Wednesday night. Reports
reached Manila today placing the dead
at four, and the injured at one hundred
and two and toe damage at twenty thou
sand five aundred.
New YOrk The entire detective force
of the police department conducted WI.
was decided as one of the most extensive
rOundup's Of a5Iedged cnmlnalS in years
and more thar fifty men were taken 10,
among them were persons suspected
killings, rChbecies, narcotic selling, hgl
carrying forgery and vagrarcy.
Washtn9tOn. Paraguay replies to the
Pan-Americau conference Of terms upo4H
Wnlch 1t viii accept meditation OF the dis.
puCe with BOLIVIA. and BJllVIa'S reply is.
expected soon. Untll 1t arrives a feellng
of unresl hangs over the conference.
Cincinnati, Ono, FOO weak to with.
stand an operation which physicians said
is the only means Of saving him, eigh-
teen months OLD FRANKIE Brooks lowered
between life aud death tonight with a
miniature motorcycle lodged In his throat.
Doctors are hoping 10 improve his strength
so al operation may be attempted.
New Yo k. = An out,tanding challenger
for the middle W.Ignt championship IS
expected to deveIOp out Of the Hgnt this
week DetWeen Rene de Vos, the battling
war; o., aud Ace HuIhlns, tnesNebraSka
Wildcat, In ten rounds.
AnhjslOn Ala. ok persons were burn
ed ~ u. atu aud three others Injured ina
fire winch destroyed a residence e miles
west Of ht re today,
Weather Flo. ecast from Balboa Car,
ribbean sea and WIndWard passage mo-
derAte WHO'S aad parlly overcast with
light show afs.
, 1928-12-27
A CARD OF THANAS.

c4PTAIN A. j. BLACKWOOD wishes
Il rough this medium to thank his many
t ends for their Christmas greetings
t al he has received and to wish them
all A Merry Christmas and a Happy and
prosperous New Year.
Owing to his late arrival home and his
i npaired eyesight he has been unable to
s nd individual cards.
, 1928-12-27

dJr5 meet Tor thGHt last sale Oh Olalit-
mas Eve, is now for years, sonnet ing Of
the past, for not a single tray was seen
there on Christmas Eve this yea.
Elizabeth Williams, popularity SlOWn to
old and young folks in this own, as
Lizzie" the candy maker, is new i'll at
home for the past weeks, and W is unable
to be around for Christmas With her
special made candies, the first ne for
many years this popular tigur@ was off
the streets for Christmas.
The American Virgin Island Reunion
Dance was held last night at No. 80,
Strand Street, the property recently
bought by Mr.. Casper Hoisteio A large
number OF guess attended tie dance.
Al MIR. Pelcon's dance hall. another
dance was ia full swing uouI about 2
o'clock this morning.
The usua. large supply o 2ipture
Text caIend for the conn., ar, has
mot been 81 up to the pres It here
~ seen . be late in comj9.. Rev.
busy this year With his
- D,-..~us + B.C, has as<ad US to
ate that's they hope to meet TIE Sports
f.B.C. on Sunday Dec. 30th. in a return
match at HoIger Danske.
, 1928-12-27
U.s. NAVAL RADIO STATION
CHRISTIANSTED. ST. CECIX.
DECEMBER "A. 1928.
Courtesy of the Associated Pre88.)

Rio lie Janeiro. = After the most en-
thusiastic welcome ne has received on
his tour of the Latin American i: Intrias
president elect Herbert Hoover -eparted
from he old city Of beauty, Oh ard the
U.S,S. Utah for Florida.
Washington, DC. Fifteen hurd ed ma.
rines ordered home from CDI0a AID will
sail January leaving only aoDo. eleven
hundred and fifty in China IN dat
Peshawar: The royal air 70 : 5 air.
ship anG four seaplanes relur..-u today
from KabuI ~AtghanIstan wIth [ British
and Indian m and chijuISu IN the
British Legation there in sr+etN g.Iaging
twelve women and five childre +. they
moved to avoid the present trout { in the
small nation. Inc Afgha0 legation an.
%nOunced that the King and Qlsan had
moved their court to Kandaka white
Amanuilah was endeayOrIag to rally his
partlSanS.
London. The Arch Bishop Of Clt-r
bury is reported seriously i'll wit al at
tack. ''of internal InflamatI0n."
London The night bulletin ftnm The
bedside of King George said The King
progress is following a favorable though
slow course, the amount and guilty of
sleep are satisfactory and there is less
Discrimination to take n~ouriShmer
Manila, Rocked by an ~eaGcnquake
, 1928-12-27
LOCAL

The year 1923 is speeding away, and
in a few days more. as the New Year
ia WIS, We will realize the stern fact that
az Jther year has passed.
, 1928-12-27

aas services were held in all the
At the Roman Catholic Church,
dnight Mass on Christmas Eve,
:, with its myriad of white
electrically lighted star, and
GLORIA in Excelsis Dec" in
is, presented a beautiful
y choir. with M 9
, 1928-12-27

At St. Johns Church the beauty of the
altar was EXCHANGED with a magnificent
life size statue of cur Saviour, and the
colored and white lights made a pleasing
appearance. Miss H. Ringer, the organ.
ist, and the choir, rendered special Christ.
mas music. During the midnight NJ SIS,
and again on Christmas Day, Bandmas
ter F. Jackson, with his clarinet, Mr.. I.
Gill, saxophOne and clarinet, and Mr.. G.
Hennemann, c%ornet, gave assistance in
the choir.
The Christiansted Municipal Band,
under the direction of Bandmaster A.
Forbes. rendered its promised Christmas
cOncect in the bandstand on Christmas
afternoon. A large number of musIc.IO,-
ers listened to the fine Christmas selec-
tons.
The free show on Tuesday night in the
Christiansted Theatre was we'll attended
and the refreshment counter did good
business that night. Be sure to see the
excellent Fox drama 'Singed" at the
S me Theatre tonight,
The people who attended the entertain
ment on the Oval in Frederiksted. yes
terday, spent an enjoyable time, and we
hope that the proceeds from this enter
talnment will, IN a substantial way, fur
ther The bandstand project at that end.
The usual decorated trays with home
made. candies we've absent from the
strse cts on Christmas Eve. The public
market, where almost all the candy ven
, 1928-12-27

Al Mr.. Pelcon's dance hall,
dance was in foil swing unu!
o'clock this morning.
, 1928-12-27

The usual decorated
made candies we've
streets on Christmas
MAI ket, where almost
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-03-21
LEGION WORKS FOR
EXTRA HOSPITAL BEDS

State Welfare Secretary Stafford
! King and Fourth District Commander
/ Fred c. Nelson of st. Paul visited
Washington last week, appearing be-
fore special committees and inter
viewing Legislators personally to urge
provision of 200 extra st. Cloud and
Fl. Smelling hospital beds, as recon-
mended by Department Rehabilitation
Chairman Bill Fallon and his COM
mittee.
The Minnesota delegation in the
house met with Fred and Staff. Rep.
Clague. delegation chairman, appoint
ed subcommittee consisting of Har-
old knutson, chairman, and Reps.
Mas and Goodwin. To back up this
organization it was agreed that Mel
son should organize veterans groups
in Minnesota.
Fred said he will attempt to get
the five veterans organizations to ap-
point a committee which will repre-
sent all of them.
The Minnesota delegation believes
that if an amount approximating $751;
100000 is put in the disqualification
bill Gen. Hines may agree to approve
the extra beds equested.-American
Legionnaires.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-03-21
PHONE co.
TO PAY PROFIT TAX

On Saturday hearing was held at
New Ulm before the district court in
the matter of dissolving the Spring
field Farmers and Citizens Mutual
Telephone Company. The matter in
doubt was the size Of the profits tax
to be paid to the government. The
Springfield company represented an
investment of exactly $4,000 to the
stockholders. The plant has been
sold for $4,000, besides the real
estate and liquid assets, making the
receipts between $4,000 and $751;
600. The tax to be paid will amount
to about $1,000. The revenue depart
ment worked out a tax bill and pre-
sented it to the court and this will
have to be paid before the court will
order the money divided among the
stockholders.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-03-21
WAR ON THE CROW.

War on the crow, the natural en-
emy of all game birds, all bird life,
and destroyer of their eggs has been
declared for the fifth successive
campaign under the direction of the
Minnesota Game Protective League to
be held on Sunday, April 20.
The Chisholm Rod and Gun Club
will direct the battle and has named
John S. Lundquist of that city to
have charge of arrangements. All
branches of the League throughout
the state will register with Mr.. Lund-
quist for the shoot on or before Sat
urday, April %, and an invitation is
extended to all other organizations
that are interested and are working
in the cause of conservation, to par
ticipate in the event. A silver cup
goes to the club accommodating the
most points for the day. Young
crows from the nest and eggs will all
count in the scoring and all must be
secured on the 18th only. The cup
has won twice in succession by the
Cottonwood County Game and Fish
Club of Window but other cluos have
announced their intention of giving
the Window Club a run for their
money this year. Reports OF the
Shoot must be made to Mr.. Lund-
quist Immediately and signed By the
president and secretary of the unit
The officers of the Minnesota Game
Protective League suggest that new
clubs be organized at this time fol
competition in the Shoot and perm
anent affiliation with that organiza-
ton for work in the cause of conser.
walton, the better protection of game
birds, and practical restocking OF
depleted covers.
Information for affiliating with the
League can be obtained by address
ing Sam G. Anderson, president
Hutchinson, Mimi, or Charles W.
Henke, secretary, psi Lyndale Ave.
So, Minneapolis, MINI.