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I LMM. PUBUCATtOft ORIGINAL Noncm fk the Dtetrict Court of In mud for Johnsoa County, May Term, A. D. Christian Gaulocher, Alonzo Dewey, Samuel Patterson, Margery Patterson, Samuel W. Patterson, Mary EL Patterson, Phillip Echrich, Margaret Icenhart, George Echrich, John Echrich, Zeb- -esaw Icher, John G.

Ecbrich, J. G. Echrich, Mariah Curran, P. P. Brossart and his Unknown Heirs, Mary M.

Rees, Mary M. Rees, Guardian of Agatha Rees, minor heir of Frank J. Rees, Agatha Rees, minor heir of Frank J. Rees, An! the Unknown Claimants of the following described real estate, tc- The S. W.

quarter of the N. quarter of Section 26; and the X. E. quarter of the N. E.

quarter of Section 27. Township 80 Xorih, Range 6 West of the Fifth P. M. Defendants. To the Above Xamed are hereby notified that there Is on file in the Office of the Clerk of the District Court of Johnson County, Iowa, a it ion of the above named plaintiff, clieging that he Is the absolute owner of the S.

W. quarter of The N. W. quarter of Section 26, and the X. E.

quarter of the N. E. quarter of Section 27, Township 80 Xorth, Range 6 West of the 5th" P. and asking that you and each of you, and all persons claiming by, through or under you, be barred and forever es- topped from having or claiming any r. or interest adverse to the tlai s-t.

in and to said premises, and that the title thereto be quieted in the plaintiff, and that defendants be adjudged to pay the costs of this proceeding. And further alleging that Phillip Echrich became the owner of the X. E. quarter of th2 X. E.

quarter of said section 27, on Nov. 13th, 1851, "by "Warranty Deed -oza John JPowell and wife, record -ok 8, at page 476 of the Dec. of Johnson County, Iowa: and Patterson, became the cr --r of the following described the N. E. quarter of the X.

E. quarter of said section 27, to-wit: Commencing at the X. E. corner of said N. E.

quarter of the X. E. quarter, thence west SO rods, thence south 80 rods, thence east 34 rods, thence north rods, thence east 46 rods, thence north rods to place of beginning, by Warranty deed from George Phillip Echrich, dated Feb. 18th, 1853, and recorded, in "book 14 at page 385 of the Deed Records of Johnson Iowa: that Margaret Icenhart and Echrich and John Echricr: the sole surviving heirs at of the aforesaid Phillip Echrich; that Margery Patterson, Samuel W. Patterson, Mary E.

Patterson, and Mariah Curran were the only heirs at law -of the aforesaid Samuel Patterson, deceased; that F. P. Brossart became the owner of 7 acres off the north end of the east half of said N. E. quarter the N.

E. quarter or said section 27, by virtue of a sheriffs deed dated Jan. 4th, 1860, and recorded in "book 18 at page 228 of the Deed Records of Johnson County, Iowa; that Zebesaw Icher became the owner ot the premises last above described by guardian's deed George Echrich. dated Dec. 18th, 1861, recorded in book 20 at page 492 of the deed records of Johnson County, Iowa.

further alleging that the unknown claimants of the said S. W. quarter of the X. W. quarter of section 26, and the X.

E. quarter of the X. E. quarter of section 27 in safd township and range, are the heirs at law of tee above named Phillip Echrich. Samuel -Patterson.

Margery Patterson, Samuel W. Patterson, Mary E. Patterson, Mariah Curran. F. P.

Brossart and Zebesaw Icher. 2Cow unless you appear and before noon of the second day of the next term of court, will commence on the 7th day of May, 1906. default will be entered against you ana judgment and decree rendered thereon, according to the prayer of the petition. WADE, DUTCHES. DAVIS.

Attorneys for Plaintiff. O. A. Byington, Judge of the Eighth Judicial District, do hereby approve of the foregoing notice, and order that the same be published In the Iowa City Daily Press for six consecutive weeks, as provided by law. O.

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Wedding invitation, engraved visiting cards and fancy stationery a specialty at the Daily Press office. ORIGINAL NOTICE. In the District Court of Johnson County. Iowa, Mar Term, 1906. Eliza Hoyt, Plaintiff, Ebenezer F.

Cotting, the Unknown Wife of William P. Doty, the Unknown Wife of Joseph A. McKee, and the Unknown Claimants of the following described real estate, towit: Lot 8, in Block 13, County Seat Addition to Iowa City Iowa. Defendants. To the Above Named Defendants and to the Unknown Claimants of the Land Above Described: You and each of you are hereby notified that there is now on file in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of Johnson County, Iowa, a petition of plaintiff, claiming that she is the absolute owner in fee simple of lot eight (8), block thirteen (13) In County Seat Addition to Iowa City, Iowa, and alleging that all the defendants have, or claim to have, some right, title or interest therein, and that the Unknown Wife of William P.

Doty, who formerly owned said land claims said land as his surviving wire; and that the heirs of said Unknown Wife claim said land by Inheritance from her, and that the Unknown Wife of Joseph A. McKee, who owned said land claims the same as the surviving wife of said Joseph A. McKee, and that the Unknown Heirs of said Unknown Wife claim said land by inheritance from her; and alleging that one Ebenezer F. Cotting owned said land, and that his heirs are unknown, and that they claim the said land by inheritance from the said Ebenezer F. Cotting, as Unknown Claimants thereof; and asking that the equity of redemption of all of the defendants in said land be forever barred and foreclosed, and that plaintiff be decreed to be the absolute owner in fee simple thereof, and his title be quieted against the adverse claims of all of the defendants, and for other relief prayed in the petition.

Xow, unless you appear thereto and defend before noon of the second day of the nest term of said court, which will commence on the seventh day of May, 1906, default will be entered against you, and judgment and decree rendered thereon, according to the prayer of the petition. BAKER, BALL, Attorneys for Plaintiff. The above and foregoing notice is hereby approved and it is hereby ordered that said notice be published in the Iowa City Daily Press, once each week for sis successive weeks, O. A. BYINGTON, Judge of the Eighth Judicial District of Iowa.

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MCDONALD, Attoraey-at-Law. to loan on real estate Office over Festal TeiegrajB, Washington Iowa City. Attorney at Law. Office Shrader's Dra Iowa City, Iowa. SAM.

D. WHITING, Attorney at Law. Alt Washington ftt, son Block. Iowa City, Iowa. W.H.

Bailey. W. BAILEY MURPHY, Attorneys-at-Law, KoBey to loan on city and farm at a low rate of interest. CoHeaje Iowa City, SOLD BY J. H.

WHETSTONE, W. W. MORRISON AND HENRY LOUIS. WM. A.

FRY, President. M. J. MOON, Vice Pres. GEO.

L. FALK, Cashier J. A. SHALLA, Assistant Cashier. The Johnson Counfy Savings Bank Capital, $125.000 Surplus, $70,000 Deposits.

$1.265.000 Foreign Exchange and Letters of Credit issued to any part of the world. This Bank receives the acconnls of Merchants, Farmers, Manufacturers, and Individuals on the most liberal terms consistent with Sound Banking. Interest paid on time deposits and loans made at all times upon approved securities BOAKD OF DIRECTORS--W. A. Fry, M.

J. Moon, Max Mayer, S. L- Close John T. Jones, E. F.

Bowman, E. P. Whitacre, William Hanke, Frank C. Carson. a ETER A.

DEY, Pres. C. S. WELCH, Vice Pres. LOVELL SWISHER, Caah The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company IOWA CITY, IOWA.

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Ball, A. N. Currier, E. Bradway. Interest paid on deposits of any amount.

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BALL, Vice Pres. LOVELL SWISHER Cashier J. U. PLANK, AssL-Caah. First National Bank IOWA CITY.

IOWA. Capital Stock $100,000,00 Surplusl $50,000,00 DIRECTORS Peter A. Dey, Mrs. E. F.

Parsons, J. T. Turner, C. S. Welch E.

Bradway, A. N. Cnnier, Geo. W. BalL OFFICE- -Corner Washington and Dnbuque streets.

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BAKER A BALL, Publls, CtMccBt Bfeefc. Will IB ill Iowa Money to DRS. LITTIG DUCKETT, Office, over the First National Bank, Residence, 314 Summit Street. THOt. B3ENNAN, and Loana.

Office-- Crweeat Bloek, Iowa City, SECURITY ABSTRACT CO PAN- of Johnaen County, Iowa. Abatractc of title carefully am promptly prepared. IB office with Bailey Murf College Iowa Ctty. A. E.

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HEARD, Physician. Office, 24 North Clinton Street, Telephone, Bell 166 J. DR. J. A.

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BREENE, D. Dentist Offlee over Johnaon County Bank. Office toll and 1 to p. m. H.

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