8 THE FALLS CIT TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , JULY 20 , 1906.
$40,000 Private Money to loan , Annual Interest
C. Smith
Henry . est , Optional payments , Choice farms in this
and adjoining counties , cheap homes in the
LANDS & LOANS West and South. Exchanges made.
VEKDON.
Last \vcek Van Sailor * -hipped two
ear Iniuls ol line wheat lo Kansas City.
Cii s Moore of Snleiii was in town
ono day last week.
A boy arrived at thu homo of Glen
Hroiigun and wife July 11.
Mrs- . Fred llelnenuui Is on the sick
list.
Gco. .lorn and family vlelted at thu
homo of Ous llolnzcltnim Sunday.
Paul Dnviog of Palls City visited at
.1. D. GrllTlths last week.
Ccmunt sidewalk was laid around
the .1. 11. Smith building last week.
Mabel Crouch spent last week with
Mrs. Norman Weaver.
John Arnold Is on thu sk-k Hat this
week.
Gco. K. and Dr. R G. Hull loft Sunday -
day for Denver to attend a gathering
of the Elkb In their Grand Lodge.
Ociiiiib and Winch's store was enter
ed through u back window Sunday
night , and quite a lot of jewelry , two
pairs of Minnc , and two suits. They
probablv became frightened and loft
one suit In a basket and thu other in u
box car on the M. P. track.
Hov. Gardner was a Falls City visit
or lust Tuesday.
The following are a list of Odd Follows
ows who went to Falls City and had
Dr. Grinilli Initiated In the second De
gree ; J. II. Hull , Loren Corn , K. Kwlng
K. Fraunfulder , Earnest Overtoil , W.
S. Byorly , Dr. Clapper , Harry and
Clyde Lutn , J , Bloom , J. S. Weaver
and Chris Jorn.
John Gibson joined Ills wife and
baby in Vcrdon , who have boon mak
ing nn extended visit to her parents.
John's heal.h Is Improved.
Mrs. Mary Stewart's niul F. Fouteh
of Missouri Is visiting her.
Some of the people who uttonilcd the
races at Auburn were ; Messrs. B. r.
Vouch , J. G. Jones , C. G. Ilumphrej
and wives , Misses Grace Sailors , Mm
Johnson , Nellie Weaver , Marie Faslo
ncan , Messrs , J. II. Hall , W. F. Veacl
Loren Corn. F.V. . Robb and Quintal
Stump.
J. D. Grimth threshed 1000 bushel
of wheat olT of10 acres planted.
Mrs. King entertained Messrs 15. F
Vouch and M. Moll/a and their wive
and Kuthcrlne Mcll7.ii , Sunday.
Dr. Grllllth reports the arrival of i
girl ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo
Buucr July 11 , 1000.
Bert Swbegood and wife came t
VerdonJunday from thu western par
of the state to see his sister Cor
Swleegood who Is seriously 111.
Clare Colcman will begin his HIM
house toon. A car load of brick at
rived for the foundation and colla
last Friday.
C. G. Humphrey and wife enter
tafucd Mr. and Mr ? . McCoy of Iltsi
n watha lust Monday.
f D. M. Davles und family spent Tnes
t tiny in Vnrdon.
Dr. Chipper has moved In the th
a residence belonging to Mr. Taylor.
s- Elder Shupp preached Sunday ut th
sb Evangelical church ,
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a "OHIO"
itn Mrs. John Yocam of Falls Clt ,
n visited with her daughter a couplu o
v days last week.
I Lloyd Shouso is spending the wee
with his uncle south of Falls City.
n
O. A. Burk and wife spent Sundu
P in rails City with George Chesloy an
1 ; wife.
os Eph Peck und his father were th
oV cuests of George Shouso and futnll
V Sunduy.
n Frank Llchty and wife entertalnci
v several of their friends Sunday.
n Frnnk and Harvey Peck spent Sut
day with Ralph Rhouds.
t
Dun Humphrey entertained h :
friend Ivnn Keller , Sundny.
Lloyd Knisely wns a guest of hi
cousin , Sunday ,
t 2x"oah Peck and son Clarence n
turned homo from Morrlll , Kunsi
v.I Monday.
v.t
Nellie Knlsely was u guest of hi
v.'i cousin Edith Peck Sundaj.
Charlie Shousc is visiting at h
'ir 'i ' uncles south of Strausvlllo this wee
John Hutchison and Willie Pec
i wore guests of Guy Burk Sunday.
' 1 Most of the farmers in this viclnl
cut their oats last week.
i ]
Mrs. Tom Jenlson and chllJrt
I
Visited at Geo. Sbouse's last Tucsda
1
Elsie Huottner entertained h
friend Zony Burnworth Tuesday.
John Wiltse and family , were gues
of Cleon and Edith Peek Tuesday.
Llojd Peek and wlfo of Reserve ,
Kan. , were the guests of Frank Llchty
und family Sunday.
Elblu and iOmma Horstman enter-
tallied their friends Susie and Mary
Foldler.
Earl Stunns of Straussvlllo had the
misfortune to got his leg broken lust
Wo&i day by a wagon running over
him. The last report the little follow
was resting as well as could bo ex
pected.
SHUBERT
Among those- from here who attend
ed the races at Auburn were II. 10.
Williams , Mrs. stotttt and daughter
Flo and Ellle Hpiekler , Mrs. Cooper ,
Suslo Hoover , Elinor Harmon , Mrs.
Dr. Shook , Grunt Shubert wife and
daughter.
The Carnival troop from Auburn ar
rived In the oily on the train Monday
evening.
Mrs. Wlllurd Shnbert und Mrs. C.
P.ucnn visited Mrs. Dr. Willis Sunday.
Walter Lewis and wife spent Sunday
In the country lust Sunday.
W. M. Sample and son Walter from
Kansas , are visiting friends in this
city.
Susie Burns of Stella was the guest
of Suslo Hoover Sunday.
Mrs. Dr. Shook has been In Auburn
the past week visiting the Dr's. moth
er.
Mrs. Frank Honton and Grace
Brunnon vlsltod with Mrs. Lydla Har
mon Monday.
Mrs. Tom Hoover had the misfort
une to break her ankle last Wednes
day.
Little- Eva Harmon carries her arm
In u sling the result of a bad sprain In
the wrist.
John Colgla/ler and wlfo came homo
lust week uftor a two week's visit In
Indiana with his father who hns been
very 111.
Mrs. Wlllurd Shubert und Mrs. John
Shubort , visited with MrsLydla Har
mon ono evening last week.
John Habtls a Christian minister
from Turk preached at the Christian
church July the I7tli and 18th.
SALEM
L. Dowoll , wlfo and little nelci
Loulla returned homo Wednesday
morning after an extended visit it
Kentucky.
Lena Staver returned home Wed
nesday after a two weeks visit will
friends in Council IllufTs.
Allan May , wife and little son re
turned home from Fnllb City Wednes
day.
day.O.
O. Windol arrived Wednesday fron
St. Joseph for a short visit here.
Misses Hutu Moore and Iva Mere
dlth were shopping In Falls City Mon
duy afternoon.
Clydo Ramol of Falls City was i
Salem visitor Sunday.
A. J. Wheeler of University 1'laci
was hi Salem Saturday evening 01
business.
Albert Adam's are moving Inti
Grandma Halo's house this week.
The rainy weather prevenlcd Mrs
Mauger'a coming to Salem to prcacl
at the M. E. Church Sunday.
Roy Meredith returned homo Mon
day after a short visit with his Uncl
J. Spurgln.
Mr. F. McCool and wlfo 'drove I
Falls City Monday mornlnsr.
Mr * . Joe Windell is on the sick Us
10 this week.
y Minnie Toracher and Celestia Clar ;
drove to Falls City Tuesday morning
Roy Windell and Roy French drov
to Falls City las.t . Tuesday evening t
attend the show.
Mr. Harding moved into the Telhe
is property.
Rev. Hunt preached at the Chris
Is tlan church Sunday.
Mrs. John Crook and daughter
Lilho and Ethel drove to Falls Clt
is Monday afternoon.
Mrs. A. L. Scoflllo and little seer
er Alblrtus of Kansas is vislllng with he
sister Mrs. C. A. Roberts ,
ils Ida spurglii returned to her horn
k. In the country after a few days visit 1
town with Ruble Meredith.
IHJMBOLDT
* y Mrs. Lou Johnson of Table Roc
was visiting relatives in this city Sui
day.
day.Mrs.
Mrs. Ada Been is visiting In Guii ]
er Rock this week.
Will Lytlo who has been the cue
ts of J. J.Turner and wife left the fir
of the week for his home at Alchlson ,
Kansas.
L C Edwards of Falls City iva In
the city the first of the week.
Frank Krnsny and fair.lly have re
turned from u visit with relatives at
WuterUlle , Kansas
John Brenner of Table Rock was a
Sunday visitor In thU city.
Prof. A. L. Moon hns recently been
elected by the school board us princi
pal of our City school , to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of
Prof. Osher Schlalfer.
At a meeting of the commercial club
held Thursday evening it wus decided
to hold u three days firemen touru-
lent , in place of the fall carnival ,
'hedates has not been decided upon.
Frank Dinuexzo und wife of Omahu
ore visiting the lattor's grandparents
lenj. Leuthcrman and wife cast of
own , several days this week.
Oma Read and Jennie Gruvutt visit ,
d friends in Tccumseh sevcrul days
his week.
Mrs. Frank Lcathormun of Table
lock spent Sunduy with Benj. Lcath-
rnmti and family cast of town.
Ray E. Miller and wlfo arc now occu-
lying the property owned by L. C.
hum on Centra' avenue.
Born. To Win. Lydlck and wife a
; lrl July 12 , 100(1. (
Mrs. H. A. Mann and children arc
lome from a visit at Guthere , Okln.
Misses Bertha Frank and Daisy
Morris returned Tuesday from Peru
ivhcro they had been attending sum
mer school.
Elmer Rousek spent Sunday in Daw-
son.
Mrs. Delia Saunders of Kansas City
s the guest of her parents C. E. Nlmb
ind xvlfo.
Rov. Bert Wilson is visiting in
Lincoln this week.
Hope Abbot of Peru , who will be
the toucher of the first primary room
of our schools , was u visitor In Hum-
boliU Thursday.
Mrs. Todd Drake left the last of the
week for a visit with relatives at
Belolt , Kansas.
Mrs. Ed Dorland left Thursday fern
visit with friends at Omaha.
Rex Craig of Kansas City Is visiting
relatives in this vicinity.
Harry Mann returned Thursday
from a visit with relatives at Alanw
gorda , Mexico.
STELLA.
Claude Scott and family of Auburi
have moved to Stella , he having wort
with the telephone company.
A stuck of clover hay belonging u
Win. Stcadman was struck by light'
ning Monday evening and burned up
The stack contained about forty tons
Stella Wheeler of Lincoln Is the
guest of Florence Wheeler this week
Mrs. Charley "Woods and childrei
have been visiting relatives at Tabli
Rock this week.
Oscar Holland , who is employed as i
stenographer in St. Louis is spcudliu
the week with his parents south o
town.
Edna Roimeis U spending the pnsi
week with friends at Fulls City.
J. S. Swihart is spending the pas
few days with his children in Jewel
county , Kans.
Mrs. Homer Martin of Abeline , Ks.
Mrs. Jennie Babbitt and children o
Seattle , Wash. , and Horace Martin o
Muscatiue , Iowa , are guests at tin
homo of Ira Martin.
Sttella Winfrey i homo after an ex
tended visit with relatives at Furragu
Iowa.
II. E. Clark , wife and two small chll
dren arrived from Kansas City las
Saturday for a visit with friends an < '
relatives.
Mrs. Fred Splvey has been in Lin
coin this week taking medical treat
ment.
Esburn Wheeler Is making arrangements
monts to build u fine new resldenc
just north of bis father's home.
P. II Roimers is home from Lon
Beach , Cal. , where ho has been fo
the past nine months for his health.
Mrs. M , L Hayes returned froi
Omaha Monday where she had been 1
attendance at the B. Y. P. U. convei
tlon.
tlon.Mrs.
Mrs. L , Smith of Lincoln spent
few days last week with Mrs. W. I
Wheeler.
Bert Evans and wife of Bouldei
Colorado , are visiting at the homo <
st his parents in the Prairie Unio
et neighborhood.
Hazel Hou'refc of this place will be
ono of Uio contestants In thu elocution
ist contest at Vcrdon next Thursday.
Stella Is making arrangements to
have a lodge picnic und carnlvul for
three days about the last of next
month.
The burn on Georuo Wcavcrs farm
south of town was struck by lightning
Monday evening und entirely de
stroyed by fire.
C&ucus Notice.
The rcpublicuns of South Burmlu
uro hereby notified thnt the caucus , for
the purpose of selecting ten delegates
to attend the republican county con
vention to be held in Falls City , Au
gust Oth , will be held in the village of
Barada , Saturday. August 4th , ut one.
o'clock in the ufternoon.
JOHN MAHKT.
Commlttecmun.
Foreclosure of Chattel Mortgage by Sale
of Mortgaged Property.
Notlcr is In-roily given that I will mi tlie
211 day ( if July. VKMi. in tin- Hell Iliiililing.
situated on Lot 1 . lit lllock TO. in the City of
Tails City , in KIchanlMiii County. Stale of
NVhraska. lu'luivn the hours of 10 o'clock ,
a. in. , anil 2 o'clock i > . in. , offer for sale ai
public auction all the goods wares , mcrchan
disc and stuck , dritirs patent1- , paints , nils
gla s , wall-paper , counters , w.ill-cases , shuu-
cal-e , cash reitistcrK , furniture , fixtures , safe
} carl > onaterso < la loiintain.and all appurtenances
hereto l > elonKliiir , ornaments , furnishings
iiid material of every description , now con
allied In said store-room. Said sale Is mad
nirsuaiit to authority contained In a curtail1
chattel mirtiraw executed by 1' . L. Moore
if Tails City , Klchardson Count ) , Nebraska
: o Howard II. ( Iraliain , of Omaha , Nebraska
m the 'Mh day of Septemlicr , 1905 , to sectir
[ he payment by said I' . T. . Mnori1 to the sail !
Howard 11. C.raliam the sum of2,000.00
iKi-ther with H percent thereon from dat
until paid. evidenced liy eight several prom
ssory notes for the sum of j25fl.OO each ,
liayahle respectively omen Docunibur 9,1105 ,
me on March " , 1"06. nuton June 1 , 1006 , one
on Si'i'ti'inlwr ' > , IWd , our on DecemlK-r 9 , l'K)6 ,
one on March 'I. l'K17 , one on June ' > , 1907
and one on September ' ' . I'M" , which said
chattel mortk'.iKe contains the following
condition , to-wil :
"And I , the said I' . I , . Moore , do liereb\
covenant , and aitree to with the said Howard
H. Crahani. that in case of default made in the
pa ) ment of any of the abo\i' mentioned eiuht
promissory notes , or interest thereon , or failure
to keep said proper ! ) insured as hereinbefore
provided , or In case of m.auemiitiiig to
remove from the said County of Richardson ,
the aforesaid goods ami chattels , or any p.irt
thereof , or in case said stock of coeds \ > a
replaced and replenished , and Kept above the
value of Six Thousand Dollars ( r < > , OUO.Xl ( ! .
includiiiK all property covered b ) this inort-
iraite ; then , and in that case , the whole of said
debt shall immcdiatelv become due at tin-
option of tin ) part ) of the second part , and it
shall ! lawful for the said inortKairee , or his
assigns , by himself or atreiit , to take imme
diate possession of said goods or chattels
wherever found , the possession of these
presents t > einghis sufficient authority therefor ,
and to soil the same at public auction , erse
much thereof , as shall bo siifllcleut to pay the
amount duo , or to become due , as thu case
may IK' , with all reasonable costs pertaining
to the taking , keeping , advertising , and selling
of said property. The nionev remaining after
paying said sums , if any. to be paid on drinand
to the said part ) of the first part. "
And whereas default has been made by the
said mortgagee in the payment of the note for
JI50.00 and the interest accruing thereon ,
falling due on the 'Uh day of Deceml > er , 1 ° 05 ,
and on another for the same amount and same
interest falling duo on the 'Jtlt ( lay of March ,
l"0n , and on another for the same amount and
same Interest falling due on the 9th day of
Juno , 1H16 , said mortgagee in pursuance of the
authority abo\o recited has elected to declare
the whole of said mortgage debt and the
interest accruing thereon to the date of the
first publication of this Notice , tow It. the 2 < > th
of June , 11906 , due and payable , and Is now
> rocecding to foreclose the same pursuant
to the statute in such case mail u and provided.
That there is now due and pa ) < ib1e on said
mortcase debt at the date of the fir t pupil-
cation herein the sum of $2,12S.SS. That no
.irocoedings at law have tvocn had to recover
the money expressed in said promissory notes
or the interest accruing thereon and which
are secured by said chattel mortgage and
the right to foreclose said mortgage pursuant
to the terms thereof has became absolute.
Notice is hereto father given that said
chattel mortgage was duly recorded by said
mortgagee in the office of the County Clerk ol
Richardson Count ) , Nebraska , and bears the
following certificate on the back thereof :
'Chattel Mortgage given by Dr. 1 * . L ,
Moore , of Tails City. Nebraska , to Howard U ,
( iraham , Omaha. Nebraska. State of Xc.
braska. Richardson Conntv. ss. Filed for
record In the County Clerk's Office , the 9th
day of September , 1"05. at 5 o'clock and 4i
t minutes p. m. . Recorded in Hook No. 1 , 1'age
451 , J. C. TAX.SKK. County Clerk.
* J. J. TAN.M.K , Deputy. "
WniiKKFOKi : . anil the condition of t-alil
mortgage harliiu Iwen broken , the same hav
ing IH.-CII duly tili'd of record , and tilth
mortgagee liavlni ; lectcd to declare the vsholc
of said debt due and payable pursuant to the
condition and stipulation in x.iul mortgage
contained , lu has seized said property by his
lawful agent , to-wIt , the sheriff of Richardson
County , and will proceed to foreclose the sam
by a i-ale of the property hereinbefore de.
scribed , in the manner set forth herein anil
at the time and place > .picififd.
HOVVAKU H.
n llyV. . T. PE.NTON. Sheriff.
n And Agent for Mortgagee.
i- RfcAVJS i RKAVlb ,
Attys. for Mortgagee. 2 < Mt.
Bronchitis For Twenty Years.
Mrs. Minerva Smith , of Danville ,
111. , writes : "I had bronchitis fo
twenty years and never got relief un
til I used Foley's Honey and Tar whicl
is a sure cure. " For Sale at Mooro-s
Pharmacy.
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ANNOUNCEMENT !
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I have purchased the Meat Market formerly
owned by J. B. Ramel and solicit a share of your t
trade. *
The best of meat at all times. Game and fish *
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in eeason. Your order will be appreciated and (
ft
promptly delivered. Yours for Business , 9fH
A. E. SCHMIDT.
fttry * * * * * *
Republican. County Convention.
Falls City , Neb. , July 10,1000.
The republicans of Richardson coun
ty , Nebraska , are hereby requested to
meet in convention in the court house
In Falls City , Nebraska , on Monday ,
August ( i , l)0i ! ) ( , at 2 o'clock p. in. , for
thu purpose of plncini : 'n nomination
three representatives for the state leg
islature , and one county attorney.
Also for the purpose of selecting six
teen delegates to the state convention
to be held at Lincoln on August 22 ,
1)00. ! and the selection of twenty-five
delegates to the congressional conven-
ion to bo hcla at Auburn on August 0 ,
900 ; and the selection of twenty dele
gates to the judicial convention to be
icld at Tecumseh on August 20 , 1000 ;
: ind the selection of nineteen delegates
o the senatorial convention to be held
at Ilumboldt , on August 2S , 1000 , and
or the transaction of such ether busl-
nesa as may come before the conven
on.
The basis of representation to the
county convention being one delegate
or each seven and one-half votes , or
najor fraction thereof , cast for the
rlon. Charles B. Jetton for supreme
udge in 1003 , the several precincts be-
ng entitled to the following delegates :
I'ur.ciNCT No. DEUXJATKS
Arago 12
North Barada 10
South Barada 10
Franklin 0
Falls City precinct 11
Falls-City 1st ward 1"
Falls City 2nd ward IS
Falls City ad ward 10
Grant 12
Ilumboldt precinct 0
Ilumboldt 1st ward 11
Humboldt 2nd ward 8
JelVerson 11
Liberty 10
East Muddy H
West Muddy 14
Ncmaha I' '
Ohio 10
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Porter
Kulo W
Salem , 1 < "
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Spniser
Total 2oO
It is recommended the caucuses be
held on Saturday , August 4 , 1000 , at
the place and hour designated by the
several precinct commlUruiuuii. who
are requested to make the necessary
calls and arrange the details for holdIng -
Ing the ame.
W. E. DOUHINGTON , Chairman.
J. L. CLEAVER , Secretary.
C&ucus Notice.
The republicans of North Barada
are hereby notified that the caucae
for the purpose of selecting ten dele
gates to attend the republican county
convention to be held in Falls City.
August Cth , will be held in the village
of Barada , Saturday , August 4th , at
one o'clock in the ofternoon.
CHARI-KS MARTIN ,
Commlttceuian.
Marriage Record.
William Brooks , Dawson 22
Mary Harmon , Dawson 1
Married by Judge Gagnon , July lo.
Legal Notice.
To Edward E. Drown.
You arc hereby notified thut ut n public
tax sale of land , for delinquent tuxes , at the
County Treasurer's olfico In' Falls Cltr
UlcliariUon county , Nebraska , on the 7th Uaj
of November , A D. . 1901 , Clarence H. Wiltse
of said county , for the use and benefit o ;
himself , his heirs , or his assignees did bio
ofi and purchase the following described
real-estate. o-wit :
Lots IS and 10 , Block 1M. of Falls City
Nebraska , which was then and there offered
for sale for delinquent taxes for the year
1P03 , and there being no other bidders for
the t > amc.
Tula said land was taxed lu the name o ;
Edward E. Urowu , and fald tax .vas assessed
for the year 1W3 , and that the time of re
demption from said sale will expire on the
7th day of November , 1U08 , and after tht
expiration of fcald date a deed to said
property will be applied for unless re
deemed. 23t CT.AKE > 'CE H. WILTGE.
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Legal Notice.
In the Uichardson County District courv.
State of Nebraska.
MlHANII v 8. MYEIIH , 1
MAHTIIA W. Mrnns ,
IiAWHKNCi . MYI I
EKS , a minor , who
sous by his next PETITION TO KE-
friend ( Ills mother ) , Or.AHK TWIST IN TUB
Hni.r.N K. MYKIIS , WIT , ! , OF WlLUAM I1
and liii.iNi : ; . MYEIIS , MVCIIS II.I.IXUI , AND
widow of WIM.IAM VOID , AND TO SKT
1 . MYERS , deceased , SAID HIM ,
I'laintllfs ,
X-8.
AIITIIUII.I. WEAVEII ,
Defendant. I
To Arthur J Weaver , non-resident do-
fendcnt :
You arts liorrby notified that Miranda S.
ilyers , Martha W. Myers and Lawrence
W. Myers , u minor , who sues by his neit
'rlcnd ( his mother ) , Helm K. Myers , and
lelen K. Myers , widow of William P
Myers , deceased , did on the 18th day of
uly , 190(1 ( , nio their petition In the district ,
court of Hlchardson county , Stat" of
Nebraska , against you , the object and
iraycr of which is to procure a decree by
said court declaring the trust In the will
of William I > . Myers , deceased , late o
Itluhardson county , State of Nebraska ,
llegnl and void , and to set aside said
will for the following reasons , tu-wlt :
1st. llccauso the trust In said will N void
lor uncertainty us to the purpose of Its
alleged ci cation.
2nd. That It is void for uncertainty ate
who will ultimately take as lesidtmry legatee
or legatees , or whether anybody can tike
In that capacity under the piovlslons of
laid will and trusts therein contained.
3rd. Said Trust K void because thu scheme
adopted liv tin- testator for the ascertain
ment of i In. class ol persons , or ti person
ompetcnt to take under Sub Division
Seventeen nl said alleged will , attempts
theuieatlnn of 11 pcipetuity , on two grounds ,
to-wlf 1'irst , thu ilevlso In said will is
limited to tliu issue or descendants of the
children of said William I' . Myers , deceased ,
mid In cn c all three branches of his family
furnished by his said children , become ex
tinct before the tcimlnatlon of the trust
tlu > gift over Is to the Issue or descendants
of the said William P. Myers deceased ,
in the collateral line who may ho In belup
at the end of said trust period , but It fails
to provide : i Rift over to any person In the
event all branches of the family of the said
William I' . Myers deceased , both In the
direct and collateial lines , shall have become
extinct before that period : In which
event said estate could
not vest within a
period of lives In being and twenty-one
years thereallei which ol Itself creates
a perpetuity and Is therefore void
Second , that it Is un attempt on the part
of the testator , William I' Myois , deceased ,
to cic.ite u family estate In which no person
not having thu blood of said Myers can take
by Inheritance , or under any provision of
said will ; which Is thu creation ol another
perpetuity and renders --aid will void for
that reason.
In addition to the above prayer , the peti
tion of plaintiffs nsks I ho couit to render
a further decieo removing you from th
olllcoot trustee of said estate und declaring
the oflico of u.xccutor thereof , which you
are now holding und exciclslng pursuant
to the provisions of said xold will , vacant ;
and commanding you to inaku report of
your doings in the premises , together with
thu amounts of moneys you imve received
and paid out , as well as all property you
may have sold pursuant to power conferred
upon you by said void will , belonging to
faid estate ; and also what you have done
with It : and In default of such report
within a short day to bo fixed by the court ,
that said estate be committed to the charge
of a receiver for the time being , until the
proper court , to-wlt , thu County Court of
Hichartlson County , the court of the dotai.
cileol'Mild William ] ' . Myers , deceased , can
bo moved In a proper manner for the
appointment of an administrator DE no.Ms
-NON , to complete the administration of said
estate. And u further decree declaring
said trust x-old , and Inasmuch as all other
limitations and benefits conferred by said
will are dependent upon the validity of said
trust the court grant a further decree
declaring said will void in tote and that these
plalntllTs , Miranda S. Myers , Martha W.
Myers and Lawrence W , Myers , are the owners
by the tight of Inheritance , of the estate
of their deceased father , the said Wllllan
I' . Mjers , subject to the dower and other
legal Interests of their mother , to-wlt , the
said Helen U. Myers , divested of all control
by you and unaffected by said void will ,
aud alleged trusts contained therein.
And you are further notified that unless
you plead , answerer demur to said petition
on or before the 10th day of September ,
1900 , said petition will betaken pro confesso
and a decree in accordance with the prayer
thereof entered accordingly.
IlEAVJS & IlEAVIS ,
32 Attys. for Plaintiffs.
A. R. Bass , of Morgantown , Ind. ,
bad to get up ten or twelve times In
the night and had severe backache
and pains In the kidneys. Was cured
by Foluy's Kidney Cure. For sale at
Moore's Pharmacy.