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was killed. Moreno's horse was also
killed. Cuellar reported the facts to Wells
at Bcravidcs.
The shooting occurred at So!edad wells.
on William Hubbard's ranch, twenty-five
miles from here. Cuellar knows nothing of
Moreno's whereabouts and he NAV also be
killed or captured. Cuc,lar wa on his wav
TO Sueden, where the United States soldiers
are camped, and had ridden the whole dis
lance during the night. Deputy marshals
left Beravides this morning with a posse,
bound for the wells where the light oc-
CURED. Glover's brother was with the
soldiers who ave started for the scene.
Great excitement prevails here and a
number of citizens have signilied their
Willingness to 90 out with a posse if
necessary.
Colonel Hernandez shot by "a Guard,
City OF MEXICO, Feb. 2.-Colonel Her
nandez, who was recently condemned TO
death by a court martial at Monterey for
sympathizing with Cara, Sunday made
ali attempt to escape and was shot by a
guard,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

County of Lafayette,
In the Circuit court of said county, December
term, 18th day, December Both, 1901.
The State of Missouri, at the relation and
to the use of John G.. WOTthingtOn, Col
Iector of the revenue of Lafayette
county, in the State of Missouri.
Emile Michener and II. G. Michener,
Now at this day comes the said plaintiff by
his attorney, and ii appearing TO the satisfac'
ton of the court that said defendants are non
residents of the state of Missouri, 1t is there
fore ordered by the court that publication be
made against them as follows, viz:
To the said Emile Kitchener and Il. {. Niche.
ner, You are hereby notified that said plnintif1
has commenced suit against you In said court
by petition, the object and general nature OF
which is to obtain II Judgment for the taxes
and interest and costs due on the followin
real estate, situate in the county of Lafayette
and state of Missouri, to-wit:
Lot four a. block c, Anderson's addition To
the city of Lexington, Mo-,
said real estate being delinquent for the years
lss5. 1856, 1857, 1883 and 1889, and that sand taxes
for said years, exclusive of penalty, interest
and costs amounts in he aggregate 10 the sum
of six dollars and siXty-eight cents, ana thal
the same may he declared u lien on said real
estate. and that the same may be Sold, or 50
much thereof as may be necessary TO satisfy
the Judgment rendered herein, with interest
fees and penalties, commissions and costs
And you are further notified that unless you
appear at the next term of sand court. To be be
gun and held at the court house In the city OF
Lexington, in said county, on the fourth day OF
April next, and on or before the thlrd Gay o.
said term, if the term shall so long continue
and if not then before the end of the term, ant
answer said petition, the same will be taken al
confessed. And IL Is further ordered that .
copy hereof be published In the Lexington IN
u newspaper published In sale
county of Lafayette, for four weeks success
siYely. the last insertion to he at least foiil
weeks before the commencen ent of the mex
term of this court.
4 true copy, attest:
G. L.. EWING, Clerk.
BY II. HEATHfAN, d.. G..
Robert A. Hicklin, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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INVADING THE STRIP.
of Settlers Weary of Delay
Entering From All Sides.


GUTHRIE, Ok, Feb. 6.-Anticipating
from the tenor Of recent dispatches from
Washington regarding the disapproval Of
Secretary Noble of certain provisions of
the Cherokee agreement that congress will
probably refuse to ratify the same, q
movement, apparently started simultan-
eously on all sides OF the strip, is now on
loot to settle those lands without the aid
of congress.
Settlers are going In from the North,
South. East and West, and their number
are rapidly augmenting. At the present
rate OF settlement ten days hence there
will be at least % 200 settlers upon the
strip lands.
judges Green and Seay both decided
that the Cherokees had no title to the
strip: that all the right they ever had
there was an easement TO pass over the
lands, and that this right they long since
forfeited by non-usage.
The argument is ad van that notwith.
standing the fact that the strip NAV be
government land the 'sooner, law will
operate as q barrier TO its legal settlement
until such time as is fixed by proclamation
OF the president, but it is also held that
the clause is imperative as against settlers
upon the strip under Judge Green's de,
%cision, as the ''sooner" law was passed ia
March, 1889, and applied to Oklahoma
proper and any other Indian lands pur.
chased -
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DIR. J. W. MENG,
Surgeon Dentist, Office opposite the our
Ousp, up stairs, Lexington, Mo.
JOHN s. BLACKWELL,

Attorney-at-law. Will practice in all the
courts of the state. Prompt attention given to
all business entrusted To my care. office in
Masonic building ovcrTrigg's store. junlOyl
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RELYING UPON THE WEST.
The Business situation Brighter because
of Rin Orlars Ernm Ihia SerIInn.

The business Situation Brighter because
OF Big riders From This Section.
New YoRK, Feb. 6-R. G. Dun & Cos,
Weekly Review of Trade says: In spite
of much dullness and complaint in some
important branches trade is gradually en-
larging. The Fast does not get the full
benefit because Western business is large
ly met by Western distributing c%enters,
and that alone is increasing heavily, while
Southern trade, which is more
largely met by distribution from the East,
is unusually dull. But the West is steadily
increasing orders for manufactured pro-
ducts and is likely 10 buy more largely in
the next five months than ever before.
Eastern consumption is also fairly up to
the maximum as labor is well employed.
The %stringency at the South owing to the
overproduction of cotton and hurtful spec
ulation in the past is ut present the only
force retarding the general Improvement.
Exports of merchandise continue TO great.
ly exceed last years., while in the value OF
imports the increase is very slight.
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SALE.

Whereas, William Alcorn and Mary Il
Alcorn, his wife. by their certain deed OF
trust, dated the 26th day of June, Jssl, -sslrtxsra
corded in the Office of the recorder OF dce11.I@<
Lafayette county. Missouri. In book &c, t<I
I23, conveyed to the undersigne ga. as I1<<
the following described real estate, E ~: -
the county Of Lafayette and state Of NO.
tO-wit: The south half of the south ssE
ter of section sixteen (IG), township ~fOify-cig
Hs), range twenty-seven t2D. conlaintng ~
acres, more or less, to secure the llIymept OF
the promissory notes in said deed described
and the interest thereon; and, where's, default
has been made In the payment OF Two OF said
notes when the same became due ard p1yahiel
and the same now remain due rand unpaid,
now, therefore, at The request of tie legal
holders Of said notes, and In pursue nee an the
powers IN me vested byEsaad deed nf truss
notice is hereby given. that 7, thu TtersiRred
trustee, will on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, lss4.
between the hours of . o'clock in tn forenoon
and 0 O'clock In the afternoon. . me front
door of the court house insthe citS Lexins-
ton, Lafayette county, Missouri, SCI ai- sai9
real estate at public vendue, to IT, highe1t
bidder, for cash, to satisfy said not sud The
interest thereon and the costs of executing
this trust.
j. q. LESU EIA
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an engineer of the Sedalia Electric Light
some months ago, was trans
lerrcd to BoOnville last week on a change
of venue to the Cooper county court Just
previous to his departure lie told a cell
mate that lie intended To escape while on
the way to Boonvillc. He said he had a
razor concealed on his person and he in
tended to cut the sheriff. throat and lump
from the train. Smith was informed of
the plot, and upon searching McCOrd found
the razor and took it from hIm.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

IS.
County of Lafayette,
In the Circuit Court CT said County, December
term, 18th day, December 30th, lS9l.
The State of Missouri, ut the relation and
To the use of John G.. Worthinrton, Col
lector of the revenue of Lafayette
county, in the State of Missouri,
VI.
Alfred b. Curling and Morgan Robertson.
Now ut this day comes the said plaintiff by
his attorney and II appearing To the satiStac-
ton of the court that said defendants Alfred
ID. Curling and Morgan Robertson are nOn.reS,
idents OF the state Of Missouri, IL is therefore
ordered by the court that publication be made
against them as follows, viz:
TO the said Alfred 10 Curling and Morgan
Robertson, You are hereby notified that said
plaintiff has commenced suit against you In
said court by petition, the object and geper
nature of which is To obtainR judgineptf for the
taxes and interest and costs due on tire follow
ing real estate, situate in the count of Lafay-
cite aud state of Missouri, to-wit:
Twenty -iivefeet OF southeast side lot2 block
~ first addition 10 the city of Lexington,
Mo-, and lot >, block d5, first addition to
the city of Lexington, Mo-;
said real estate being delinquent FOR tue years
1855, 1856. 1885,, lSSS and 1889 and that SAID taxes
for said years, exclusive of penalty. interest
and costs, amounts in the aggregate othe sum
of twcnty-ScVCn dollars ana fortN-two cents,
and that the same may be declared II lien on
said real estate, and that the same may be sold,
or go much thereof IA may he necessary 10 sat
iSfS the Judgment rendered herein, with inter
est, fees, penalties, commissions and costs.
And Won are further notified that unless you
appear al the next term of said court. tn be he
gun ana held al the court house in the CITY OF
Lexington, in said county, tn the fourth day
of April next, and on or before the third uay
at said term, II the term shall so long continue.
aud IL not, then before he end of the term ana
answer said petition, the same will be taken as
confessed. And it is further ordered that a
copy hereof he published ia the LrAlhPt"h IN
T~EIIIGEN'ER II newspaper phhllsheu III said
county of Lafayette, for four weeks success
siVclN, the last insertion 10 be al least -FOUR
term Of this court.
&. L.. EWING, Clerk.
BY ii. H~EATHMAN, ID. 4.
Robert \, Hicklin, Attorney for Plaintitf,
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TRUSTEES :

Whereas, Mary G.. Durbln amr 5utu 2. Dui-
hin, her husband. 10y their crffain deco of
trust, dated the 9Th day of January. i5o7
and recorded In the office of tat record = 81
deeds for Lafayette county, Missouri, in
book No. 30. al page $40. com eyed 70
Robert Tayl7r, AZ trustee, the following des.
cribed real estate, situate in he C0unrv ~
Lafayette, In the state of Mic~fHi tf-Yftts
The east half of the southeast luHrtt4 uf Gee
ton thirteen (l3l, township iDftg''ine 1884,
range tweuty-eight C2s), cOntai ptnf - sores,
more or less. to secure the p; wrui OF Zoe
pronissOry note, In said decd Hr+cgibeA; and
whereas, default has been maIr ln tbs pay
ment OF said note and the in crest thafcoR
when the same became due ltuu pagUhae.
and, whereas, II is provided g. s1id eaed Qf
trust, that In the event OF the JGalh of said
trustee, the them acting sheriff thu county
of Lafayette, In the state OF Mie7tlri. suHlf be-
come the successor of said trustee 10 carry ont
the provisions of said deed ~ trust. ana,
whereas, the said Robert Tayior has uUpart~
ed this life: now, therefore. at he request 0f
the legal holder OF said note, anaiu pursuance
of the powers in me vested b. snfd does 81
trust, notice Is hereby given, tina J, tbe urd'r-
signed, sheriff and acting trustee wti, an
SATURDAY. FEBRUARE %. i59@.
between the hours of q O'Clock l tie forenoon
and 3 O'Clock in the Afternoon. 20 the front
door Of the court house In the cts of LcNing-
ton, in said Lafayette. county. ell tnn soil
real estate at public yendue. % the hig1eSt
bidder, for cash, to satisfy the said artn enG
interest thereon aud the cost ~ eXccrsing
this trust. CHARLES S. MITCHELL.
Sheriff and Ac.iug Trnste..
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FINAL SETTLEMENT


Mfssoarf. 70 be beptra and had NJ
court room. In the city of Lexingf d.
second Monday in February, 1899.
JOHN As THOAP
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IENRf &. WALLACE, WIN. u. CiII.t
WALLACE e CHILES.

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. IeNing-
ton, Mo. Office, front room over the Licking
ton Savings Bank" opposite the court house.
Will practice in the courts Of LAFAYETTE and
surrounding counties, and also in the supreme
court of the state of Missouri, ana the L =
Circuit and District courts for the Western
Dist rict of Missouri.
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Ar.om and Suicide.

WESTON, Mo, Feb 3-Henry Wergman,
a painter, aged 80, had suffered recently
from mental arrangement. 2About a month
ago his family left him and he lived alone
in his home in tie outskirts Of this place,
where he had resided for over forty years.
Sunday night he fired his dwelling and
barn and then took Paris green. lie died
yesterday morning.
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TORONTO, Ont, Feb. BIN a letter to
John Patterson, Il leading manufacturers
of Hamilton, Andrew Carnegie. the Pitts.
burg iron millionaire. earnestly advocates
political union between Canada and the
United States similar TO that between
England and Scotland. He declares that
there is only one way by which Canada
can ever achieve u destiny worthy of her
and that is political union with her own
race upon this continent.
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ENGLISH, Ind, Feb. 6-Thomasi Mel
rose, u poor farmer near Grantsbvrg, has
received letters of credit from the bank OF
England calling for any sum less b Rl,-
OJO. 100, accompanied by an urgent call
from London solicitors that he report in
London at once aud claim a large estate
in Northern England.
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GUTHRIE. Ok, Feb. 1.-THE territorial
supreme court has rendered a very i'm
portant decision in reference to the clause
of the law opening Oklahoma known
as the sooner clause. 1t pro.
vides that any person who entered the
land before the hour of opening set by the
president 'hould lose all rights to obtain
title to any and whatever. The ''sooner"
clause was sustained, aud all the ''soon-
ers' will lose their lands, The case will
be appealed to the United States supreme
Court
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Feb. 6.-Farmers near
Fillmore, in Andrews county, are excited
over the presence of a ferocious animal
in that neighborhood. 1t has the appear
ance of a panther. A large amount of
stock has been killed and wounded by 1t
and the farmers rave become SO excited
that a reward of 500 has been offered for
its capture. Hunting parties have been
organized and are now securing the woods
in search OF the beast.
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DIR. J. J. GREER,

Surgeon Dentist, has opened an Office ovci
the Lafayette County Bank. next door To DIR
Fucker, and is now prepared to- do all kinds OF
work. Special attention given to the filling %
teeth and the making of artificial dentures
tra't9d witbont noin iv tha nee or ni,rni,
oxide. Satisfaction guaranteed in every case
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Os.wAToMIE, Kan, F'eb.2-A largo barn
belonging to Hugh Barr, a farmer, living
two miles north of this city, burned to the
ground early yesterday morning. Ten
head of horses, eight calves and several
cows were consumed, together with all the
hay and grain Mr.. Barr possessed. The
fire was not discovered until too late to
a anything. THE exact loss is not
known, but it is very heavy. No insur-
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

BY virtue of an order of the pro,sto c0H,r
made on the 9th day of January. 1872. ihs
undersigned public administrator el Lsfsy-
cite county, Mo. has taken charge of the csta
of Mary G. Durbin, deceased.
All persons having claims again safd ~.
tate, are required to exhibit them Qr allow
ance To the administrator within one -ear sft.f
the date of SAID letters or they mny be- pt
cluded from any benefit of such estAtss Iud
III such claims be not exhibited within tNu
years from the date of said letters tscy will Or
forever barred.
This 18th day of January, ls92.
STEPHEN N. WILSON,
Public Admiristrattr
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wap,na WAR Against outlaws.

HELENA, Mont, Feb. L.-The d~epreda-
lions of horsethieves have become so ex-
tensive that a gang OF citizens organized
to hun them down, and in an encounter
four Of the thieves were killed. The
thieves outnumbered the citizens and q
call for r~einforcements has been made.
An effort is being made to raise 4 fund Of
81, GOO to aid in the capture.
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The KIdnappers Captured.

GREENWICH, Conn. Feb. 5.-Charles f.
Waterbury, who abducted his cousin, s.
year-old Ward Waterbury, ON Monday
and confined him for two days in
house at East Stanwich, Conn,
was arrested at 10 O'Clock
Wednesday night by Deputy Sheriff
Selleck. He is said to have made a con-
~fession, but the constables will not admit
this. He was informed that Mccain and
Switzerland, his confederates, had been
arrested and had confessed, and this de.
jected him greatly.
At IL o'clock yesterday the three pris'
oners Waterbury, Sutherland and
McCann-were arraigned before Judge
Hoyt. After several witsesses had been
examined little Ward Waterbury was put
Upon The stand. He s~huddered as he re.
lated the story of how he was stolen away.
McCann was manifestly nervous Nothing
could shake the boys testimony. He told
his story in a straightforward manner and
adhered to the fact.
Then the prisoner McCann was called as
u witness. He told OF Charles f. Water
bury's plan to murder his cousin Ward in
cold blood provided tho 5000 was no,
paid, and IL Charles had entered the cour,
room just then the people present might
have forgotten that they were in a courl
of justice.
Judge Hoyt questioned Ward and Ware
said he recognized McCann by the mark:
on his face and the side of the head. Thal
settled 1t for Mccain.
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G. l.. EWING, Clerk.
BY ii. HEATHMAN, ID. &,
Robert y. Hicklin, Attorney for Plaintiff,
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A kANsAN,s RARE LUCK.
Thirty Five Thousand Dollars Buried
for Years Found at Last.

Thirty Five Thousand Dollars Buried
for Years Found at Last.
WICHITA, Kan, Feb. "A fortune lost
for O dozen years to the heirs Of old John
Wise, late of Sumner county, was discov-
cred Saturday by John w. Wise, a grand
son OF the deceased, while digging for the
foundation Of a new structure on the farm
on which the old man died.
T%hirty-fve thousand doll airs in gold Is
said 10 be the amount recovered. Old
Wise was q miser during all his long life.
In the keg in which the gold was found
was old Wise's will and by Its terms tue
finder, John w. Wise, gets oil the treas
ure.
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SHOT BY GARZA'S MEN.

At Least One Texas Deputy Marshal
KILLED Another Missing.
SAN DIEGO, Tex, Feb. 2.-Justice of the
Peace Andrew Wells of Baravides wires
thai a scouting party OF deputy marshals
-Leen CuellaP, Juan Moreno aud Rufus
b. GloVer-were attacked Sunday by
Garza's men, as is supposed, and Gloyor
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TO HOLDERS
-OF-
TOWnship:-:E0Rds J
Lafayette Cour
MISSOURI.
OFFICE OF J. Il. DILLARp. TRrAs

OFFICE OF j. X. BILLIARD. Treas
URER or LAFAYETTE COUNTY, $50. -
SOURI,, LEXINGTON. January I'D. Isg;
Notice * hereby given thai bono uuml5ers.
s, of denomination 81 ,0Ou. benTinp daie Noynn,
her IA, 1882, also bonds uumbet 81 10 aud a.
bearing date August q. IsS}, am houdg ptua.'
bercd -, ~, ~, ~, IL. ~, and ~. 1rinR date
August 4. l6ri, Of denomination Tit3 eaeh. i.
sued by Lafayette county, STAFF az Hisse,frl.
in behalf of Washington TOWNSHIP boed num-
bered 2S, bearing date FebruarY . iSss. aud.
bond numbered -, bearing dafe MsE s. issS.of
denomination = 900 each, and hounds numbers
ed % and ~, bearing date FebrIr -F .. 1883. aia3
bond numbered %, bearing date n las s. l-Hi,Of de.
nomination 500 each issued by L.fIr-ttF cunu-
~. state Of Missouri, in bchalfofL, rIHgfDn town
ship; bonds numbered 80, 81, 81. B3. 81. g. e..
81. Is, 80, 20, II, bearing date F'stury 3, 1855.
of denomination 800 each, and utl by la
fayette county, state of Nilsson. Boa 3ehaif OF
Middleton township; bonds nun Fta i, D.,
~, ~, "a and 10, bearing date Dec T.par l. 1882.
of the denomination Of $iGe 'a"h, and
bonds numbered 10 and u, hearing LIE
January Q, 1893, of the denomination Of Sl0l
each, and issued by Lafay otto e. .lstv.
state of Missouri, In behalf Di l-Hta-BGf
township: bonds numbered rs, lh, '. IS, - ~.
81. -, 81, %, -, 81, 81, IS and 80, GciGing date
March 8, 1883, of the denOmir -t0u 81 500
each, and issued by iAfa, cite coHfagt
state of Missouri, In behalf OF Ifreo. in own
ship; all of said bonds have bee fcHl go iHf
by the county court OF said cOuI Is HrH .ur eco
Ia m and that said bonds WII -
deemed the eth day of Febru- rr ' ut-t
which date the interest will ceai a .bf ibHi.
purpose may he presented nj H. .'ftH 81 tbt'
county treasurer Of said count l bayioahF
In cash. j. IL. hii 4.4Hb.
l-2:-it COuni Treasurer.
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Erench TansY Mnfers

These waters are for the relief and cure
of painful Irregularities, and will remove
all distractions, They are sure and safe
every time. Manufactured by Emerson
Drug Co. San Jose, Cal. and for sale by,
Z. Nj. PIRSEE.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Letters testamentary ON the estat. - Strnt
er Renick, deceased, were granted ~ th- iiES
derSlgned on the 18th day of January. 100
by the probate court of Lafayette fHunls.
Missouri.
All persons having claims agninstff "a estate
are required-to exhibit them for allowance tsl
the eNecutriX within one year after ,
date Of said letters or they may be pgrciuH54
from any benefit of such estate; aod u such
claims be not exhibited within two wears frusl
the date of said letters they will BE- forever
barred.
This 18th day OF January, 1872.
REBECCA II. RI NiCK.
E.la.ntrIN.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
;TATE OF MISSOURI,
.E Lafayette,

Coup{f<fi Lafayette, J
InSi1< k|&1pit Court Of said County, December
IS CAV, December 30th, 1891.
EX1 ~ Missouri, at the relation and
3kiphn @. Worthington, Col
<<<He revenue of Lafayette
<1Rte of Missouri, |
H<f< Hu<<f<1f x11n< Satterly and the I'M
12<y4 D Engle, deceased.
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HNAL SETTLEMENT

Notice hetChy given ~ al cIC1it
other pei ops Interested an Tie esiAl
rinda Jun y, ats'pA.ed. that he undt!s ~
ndminist, aiar III Apply 90 maEn . amt
ment of N.Y. Uqtire, "a the teifuary hs
1892, of TIC probate c9gyl a. is4iavFtte
Missouri, y he begun tut held IS ne
conrt ro, p IN she pifs ut Lexington,
second NJ by Il FeAriaC. 1850.
s,NA~'E. Tg RGEE~f 49,
Auuufnisg.
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NM %SETrIFMFN-

Notice is hereby given tu Oh yfeifu
other pc sons interested iH the g. state @.
B. Smith. deceased, thai the un3erslg
ministrator Will apply To make "a nIu
ment of SAX estate, AZ ihe FebFuat
1892, of tue probate court Of Lafayette
Missouri ia be hc2uu n held al The
court room, in the city OF Lexington
second h1ndsy in February, isns.
4, $ NANANEEh.
Admhnfffcat, {