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Cannot Commit q Witness,

TOPEKA, Kan, July Paragraph
e.543 of the general statutes of 1889, SC
far as it attempts to confer on county
attorneys the power to commit wit
nesses for contempt on account of q
refusal to be sworn or testify in regard
to the violation of the prohibitory
law, has been declared unconstitu.
tional by the Kansas supreme court.
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HUNTERS Quar-, July lO.-The Vigil
liant and the Britannia met to-day for
the third time and the Vigilant was
beaten for the third time.
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In Charleston, w. Va. the coal crush
ers at POwelltOn mines hare been
burned by incendiarieS.
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A Queer Freak.

Several days ago a farm hand named
Ward. living eight miles from Wichita.
killed two good horses with an az
while the family was at church. wrote
a note that his body would be found
burned, went TO the pigeon house,
killed several pigeons and drank their
blood and then shot himself in the left
breast, after he had set fire to the
pigeon house.
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The body of Rudolph Wolff, the boy
recently drowned at Topeka. was later
found floating in the river at Law
renee.
A little son of Charles Peterson was
run over by an ice wagon at Lawrence
the other day and supposed to be IA
tally injured.
Jerre Harrison, an old citizen of
Manhattan, lately committed suicide
by hanging. He was 81 years old. No
cause known for the act.
Special pension examiners were re-
Gently appointed for Kansas rs fol-
lows: A. Shipmen, c. Davis. Harry l..
Arnold and Samuel G. Galiher.
Gov. Lewelling has reappointed L.
Tanvoorhis. of Lawrence. to be MEM
her Of the board of directors of the
state soldiers home at Dodge City.
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Sims Ely Appointed Treasury Agent.
WASHINGTON. July 7.@Sims Ely, Of
Hutchinson. Kan, formerly private
secretary of Senator Martin, has been
appointed special agent for the treas.
ury department and instructed to re-
port at St Louis for duty.
News has been received of the derail.
ing of a passenger train between Lezana
and Bilboa, the capital of the province
of Biscay, miles from the mouth of
the Nerva Ten persons are reported
to have been killed and twelve injured.
Fire in the Phoenix building ct Prov
idence, R. l., did damage to the extent
of SO, 600 The roof, in the center of
the building, fell in, and several fire
men and others were injured.
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Unconstitutional.

Paragraph a543 of the general stat
utcs of 1889. so far as it attempts to
confer on county attorneys the power
TO commit witnesses for contempt on
account of refusal to be sworn or
testify in regard to the violation of the
prohibitory law. has been declared un.
constitutional by the supreme court.
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State Central Comrnitte.

State Central Commute.
TOPEKA. Kan, July 5.-Following are
the names of the state central commit
tee appointed at the late state demo-
cratic conventions:
First district, -: Second, p S. Mitchell;
Third. Frank S. Thomas: Fourth. Samuel A.
Riggs: Fifth. c. f. Arthur: Sixth. John C.
Tannar: Seventh, Frank Bacon; Eighth, W..
+. Shamlefer: Ninth, j. B. Puget: Tenth, A.
j. Clemmans: Eleventh b. F. Devar: Twelfth,
W. H. L. Pepperell: Thirteenth, Fred NJ. Miller;
Fourteenth. James K. Logan: Fifteenth, H. G..
PicSham: Sixteenth. w Winn: Seventeenth,
Charles NJ Page: Eighteenth. S. s. AmidOn:
Nineteenth. NJ H. Gilmore; Twentieth. F. G.
Strothman: Twenty-tirst. w. w. Redmond;
Twenty-Second. W. =. Chuck; Twenty-third,
John Schleyer: Twenty-fOurth DR.. r A. Trim
bic: Twenty-tifth, j. G. Johnson; Twenty
sixth. G. Z. Neillan: Twenty-seventh, George
NJ. Hoover: Twenty eighth, William Barratt
Twenty ninth. Frank p. Strickland: Thrift
eth. c. \. Hitler; Thirty-first, S. d. Adams;
Thirty-second. w. A. Anderson; Thirty third,
Charles w. Kyle: Thirty-fourth, Grover
Walker; Thirty-fifth. A. S. Keeper.
The candidates nominated by the
democratic state convention met at the
Throop hotel yesterday morning and
agreed upon the eight additional men,
provided for by the convention, and
w. c. Perry, who was chairman of the
convention, announced their names at
the regular meeting of the committee
yesterday afternoon, as follows:
First district, John w. Orr. of At
Gibson: Second, John c. Sheridan. of
Paola; Third. John 7. Leonard, of Gil
rard: Fourth, Eugene Hagan, of To-
peka; Fifth. A. w. Chaplin, of Junction
City; Sixth, Charles Alexander. of
Stockton; Seventh, John Richardson,
of Wichita: at large, 7. NJ. Dolan, of
Clifton.
The committee then proceeded to
organize by the election of the follow
ing officers: Chairman, John 5. Rich.
ardson. of Wichita: secretary, w. H. l..
Pepperell. of Concordia: treasurer.
Frank Thomas. of Topeka.
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Fire ut Larned.

Fire at Larned the other morning
destroyed the Lindell hotel. occupied
by s. E. Payne. store room occupied
by a. w. Shady and the Eagle-Optic
block. Both buildings were among
the frst erected in the city. The total
loss was $4,000; insured for about one.
half that sum.
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BASEBALL.

National League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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At Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. July ;O.-The
night switch crews employed in the
Kansas City yards of the Missouri Pa
cific quit work early last night and
Joined the ranks of the strikers.
Eighteen men went out in all.
The Local officials of the Santa F'e
now regard the blockade. so far as it
pertains to the yards at Argentine. "a
substantially at an end. They are be-
ginning to talk about regular trains,
whereas heretofore nearly all the
freight trains were extra. run whenev-
er opportunity afforded.
Two local freights left the Wabash
wards Yesterday for Moberly and an
other pulled in from that point last
night. The warehouse reopened at
noon and freight was received for the
first time since July 5.
The blockade on the Rock Island
was loosened up considerably yester-
day. All passenger trains got through
both east and west, and one freight
train. eighteen cars of stock for New
York. left the Kansas City yards in the
afternoon. The company expects to
have everything working according to
schedule once more to-day.
The Burlington continues to accept
freight of all kinds for all points on its
system, except Chicago, Minneapolis
and st. Paul. The delay clause still
stands on shipping receipts, however.
On the Union Pacific there was abso-
lutely no change yesterday in the
srril<e situation as it affects the road.
Trains are running on time and freight
Is being handled
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Their Pictures Taken.

Attorney General Little has had por-
crafts made of the fifteen persons who
have held the position of attorney
general in Kansas. as follows: B. F.
Simpson, Charles Chadwick. Samuel A.
StinSon. Warren w. Guthrie, j. D.
limbaugh. George II. Hoyt. Addison
Danford. a. L. Williams. A. NJ. F. Ran
dolph. willard Davis. w. A. Johnston,
s. b. Bradford. L. d. Kellogg, John n.
Ives and John T. Little.
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Troops Fire.

CHICAGO, July 9.-The burning OF
cars continued Saturday, but not so
bad as the day before. AbOut4 o'clock
in the afternoon company of militia
had conflict with the mob at the
Grand Trunk tracks on Forty-ninth
street. Lieut.. Reed was struck on the
head and probably fatally injured.
The militia fired. killing one man and
wounding many others. Quiet was
finally restored.
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Miss Lena Hrcyfogle. aged 90 years,
her sister, aged II years, and Edith Car
roll, aged IL years. were recently killed
by n train ut a crossing near LeneXa.
The two former We're daughters OF
Hon. Lewis Brcyfogle, chairman of the
county commissioners of johnson coun.
ty. They were driving two horses to a
spring wagon and attempted to cross
the road. not seeing the train which
approached through cut.
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A Fatal Spree.

About dozen young fellows, white
and colorcd. ranging in age from IA to
20 years. procured a keg of beer at
Clay Center the other day and went
outside of town to have good time. !"
The blacks and whites got into row
and a Swcde boy got badly hurt and
Bonnie Brett. the son of Mrs. John
Brett, owner of the Cottage house,
was struck on the head and killed. A
young negro said he did the deed and
was glad of it. He was jailed.
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Western League.

STANDING OF The CLUBS
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Western Association.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-28

Jonathan Thicker aDd ;hc known heirs OF
jonathan tucker, defendants.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-28
Order of Publication.

In the Cape Girar'lcau Court of Common
Pleas. within and Tor cape Girarticau county
state OF Missouri January Tcrn, I>M.
Mon'isy. January 18th, lSli. seventh day O
JANUARY Term
Tine state of Missouri at the relation apd TO III,
use Of Peter Irhnrr. Collector OF the I;cvrnu,
al Cape Girarhrau county, in the State o
Missouri, plaintiff,
AGAINST
John u. Smith and the unknown heirs of JOIN
Is Smith, defendants.
Order of Publication and Continuance
NOW comrs the plaintiff herein by attorn,y
~ aud. il appearing to til. court from the IT,.
iurn OF the sheriff and ani iayit Med hprrih that
the defendants are non residents of the stat,
o. Missouri and cannot be summoned /, ;hi.
action IL il therefore ordered by tie couIt
that publication be made notifying said de.
PENDANTS that an action has been commenced
against them by petition in the Cape G'rarlrau
Court OF Common Pleas, of Cape GIrLrd au
county in the state Of Missouri. the object nuI
general nature OF which is to enforce the lien OF
the state o. Missouri for taxes up II the follow
ing described lands, to-wit:
Forty 100 acres tn" southeast quarter u. OF
the southwest quarter ga Of section one %,
township thirty-tRo or range thirteen n;l,
Missouri, to recover the amount OF taNts due
% said land for the years lS'i, ls>.. ISIS. Is>a.
l-D. l>sl, lsEs, that unless they be and appear
at the next regular term of this cOurt 10 b,.
begun and held at the court house in the CITY
Of Cape Girardeau, Cape GirarlpaU comfy.
Missouri, Oh the fourth Monday in Nav next
1884, and on OF before the sixth day thereof Gf
the term shall 30 long continue; il not then
before the snd of the term and answer or
drmur to plaintiffs petition. the same will be
taken As confessed and Judgment rendered ac-
curdingly
1t il further ordered that a COPY hereof be
published In the Cape Girardrau DEMC,mAr. a
printed and publir he'd at Cape Cir
ardcau county, Missouri. for four weeks sue
cc,sivcly, the last insertion TO he at least nfrcep
DAYS before the first day Of tn: next regular
term OF this court to which this cuuse is Con-
ii lurd.
A true copy.
ATTEST: L. II. ENGELMANS.
aprl4nIl Clerk.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-28
Order of Publlcat. on.

In the Cape Girardcau Court of Common
Pleas, within and for Cape Girsrdrau county
state OF Missouri. January Term, Isgi.
Monday. January 18th, lS4, seventh day Of
January Term
Tit State OF Missouri at the relation and to thF
use of Peter I.chn.r. Collector of the Iieyenut
| OF Cape GirariSaa county in che state OF
Missouri, plaintiff,
/ AGAINST
William Henry and the unknown heirs OF
William Henry, defendants.
Order Of Publication and Continuance.
Now concs the plaintiff herein by attorney.
~ and il appearing TO the court from the re-.
iurn of the sheriff and the affidavit filed herein
that the defendants are non residents Of the
State of Missouri, and cannot he summoned in
this action. II is Therefore ordered by::,he court
that publication be made notifN ing said deicn-
ants that an action has been commenced against
them by petition IL the Cape Girardeau Court
OF Common Pleas of Cape Girartrau county,
in the state of Missouri, the object and nature
of which is To enforce the lien of the state of
Missouri Tor taxes upon the following described
LAID to-vit.
Eighty t>o) acres the east halt Of lots one IN
and two ~ OF the northeast quarter "a Of
section two C.J, township thirty-two t3sl
range thirteen ti3l, situate in Cape Girardeau
county, state OF Missouri and TO recover the
amount OF taxes due on said land for the years
lss, lS1, ISIS. lSSl, l>90, ISL, ISEI, that unless
they he and appear al the next regular term of
this court to be begun and held at the court
house in Cape Girariaau. Cape Girarieau
cou Ity, Missouri, on the fourth Monday in
May next, ls9i, and on or before the sixth dav
thereof iii the term shall so long continue: IL
not, then before the end OF the termI and
answer or dcmur to plaintiffs petition, the
same will he taken as confessed AMI judgment
rendered accordingly.
1T is further ordered that a copy hereof be
published in the Cape GIrzrdeau DEYopRSr. a
nesspaper published at the county of Cape Cir
ardeau, Missouri, for four weeks success veiy.
the last Insertion to be at least fifteen DAYS h.
fore the first day Of the ncS regular tenn OF
this eourt to which this cause is Continued
A true copy.
A~TTtsI Z. Il. kSGELMASN.
aplinih Clerk.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-28
r d Of Publication.

In the Cape Girardeau Court of Common
rleas, within and for Cape Girardeau county
state oil Missouri January Term 1884.
Monday January 18th, Is4, seventh day OF
The state OF Missouri, at the relation and ia
t Rs,s use OF Peter Lehner. Collector of the
State OF Missouri, plaintiff,
AGAINST
Samuel Mercer and the unknown heirs Of
Samuel Mercer, defendants.
Order OF Publication and Continuance.
NOW comes the plaintiff herein BY attorney,
and II appearing to the court from the re-.
turn OF the sheriff And the ani iavit filed herein
that the defendants are non residents of the
State oil Missouri, and cannot be summoned in
this action. 1t is therefore ordered by the cour,
that publication be made notifying said de.
fcndahts that an action has been commenced
against them by petition in the Cape Girardeau
Cont Of Common Pleas of Cape Girardeau
county, in the State OF Missouri, the objec,
and general nature of which is to eLforce thC
lien Of the state OF Missouri for taxes upon the
following described lands to- wit:
Forty acres the southeast quarter al of the
southwest quarter "a OF section two (zJ, town.
ship thirty-two C5sl, range thirteen Q5l situate
In Cape Girardeaa county state OF Missouri,
aud to recover the amount of taxes due on said
land for the years lSSG, ISs1, lsss, lSS,, lSs,
1881, lsfs, that unless they be and appear al
the next regular term OF this court to De begua
anu nelu NJ tne court house IN Iape Glrarueau,
Cape Girardeau county, Missouri, on the fourth
Monday III May neat, lS1f, and on or bcfOr,
the sINth day thereof III the term shall % long
coIti"uc. If not then before the end OF the term
aud answrr or ,lcInuI to plaintif> pet ton, tht
same will b taken, n confessed q ID judgiucu,
rendered accordingly
IL Is 'ur,ucr ordered that n copy liz reof be
punli-lItIi in the Cape GiIardcau an MupLAr, :
newspaper pTiEtcd a al published at Iar c.,uLtS
III ,-,.r HIrar.ir.u, Missouri tor four week.
successINriy the last /. sertIoI 10 be al !casl
h.i,rI days before tine nfst day q: the nrNI
regular term Ui this court to which term TIN,
C;.u, ~ Is cp..ti4ucl,
\ true copy.
krrLsT: L. II. ENGELMhNS,
arrIl-II-n-E clerk.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-28
Order OF Publication,

Cape GIrarirau County Circuit Court, In
vacation. March 18th l-a
Leo Doyle. Trustee, Plaintiff,
VEhsrs
81. Louis, Cape Giraricau 4 Fl. Smith Railway
Company, 1hc Mercantile Trust Company, ol
New York. Trustee, and Eiw ard Hidden
Trustee. Defendants.
Civil Action in Eqnity. Order OF Publication
ArOW, on this 18th day Of March. Is2,. comes
~ thu plaintiff, Leo Doyle. in tho above en-
titled cause and dies with the clerk of this
court, in vacation Of said court, his affidavit.
alleging amongst other things that the Mcrcan-
tile Trust Company OF New Works trustee. one
of the defendants in the above entitled cause,
IL a nonresident Of the State Of Missouri, and
is q corporation in and under the laws OF the
STATE of New York, and that the ordinary prl-
| cess of law Cannot he served upon il. Il is
therefore ordered by tn. clerk of this court in
vacation, that publication be marie notifying
said defendant, the Mercantile Trust Company
of New York, that an action has been rom
mence,i against II and the other defendants in
this cause by petition in the Circuit Cont OF
Cape Girarfeau county, Missouri. the general
nature aud object OF which is to fO-cclose the
several mortgages aud deeds of trust executed
by the st. LOuis, Cape Girarieau and 1T
smith GALWAY Company, under that name as
we'll Is those executed by il under the name
aud STYLE Of The Cape Girardeau Railway
CompsaN" and the Cape Girardeau South-
western Railway Company" to the plaintiff as
trGstec hcrsiI AID IT is further ordered that
e mpsny OF New York be and appear at tbs
court, at the next term Thereof. 10 be- begun aud
holie.i at the court house in the City of Jackson
la the cou..ty of Cape GiTardeau. on the first
Monday IN May, tO-wt: the 9Th day OF Nav,
lS4. aid on or Dcforc the 4ih day Of the term.
il the same shall So long continue, and il not,
tleI. on OF before the last day u said Term,
a .swrr or plead to the petition In said causc
the samp shall be taken as confessed, sd
will br rendered accordingly.
II Is further ordered that n copy hereof be
Nn lo~ ia fha 49, L.
arIeau D~E4ocRAr. . daily newspaper published
Ia said county of Cape Ci-ardrau, for four
Err-ks succcssive'y. the last insertion to be ut
fftrcn dsys before the iirst day Of said
next Ma, term of this court. .
A true cnpy froIn the rrcurd.
Arrrsr: HENRY r.. ENGI ISL,
Clerk Of the tirruii Cont Of Cape Girariean
tEaty. Missouri. rnsr-st -. Ia
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-28
Sherif1's Sale Of Real Estate.

by virtue aud authority OF an alias
execution issued by the clerk of the
Cape Girsrdeau Court of Common
Pleas OF Cape Girardeau county.
Missouri, bearing date the 18th day
of April, 1894, and returnabIc TO Il Q
May term, 1894, OF said court aud .
me directed, in favor of John 81.
Avit, ST., and John st. Avit. Jr and
AZ list Frederick v. bradford. have
levi i upon and s.izsd the folio wing
described real estate situate. ring an !
being in Cape Girardeau cuLutv. Ais
souri, to-wit:
All that fractional part OF the
southeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section thirty. township
twenty-nine, range twelve east. &c.
as lies on the east side of the st.
Louis, Arkansas and Texas Railroad.
SO that the boundary line Of said
trac: shall be q part of the south line
of said quarter section and part 81
the east line and the roadbed OF
said railroad, containing three acres
HioTe Ut less, anu ] Will.
TUESDAY, THE TwENTy-NINETH DAY
OF MAY, A. ID. 1894.
At the court house door in the riiv
of Cape Girardeau, county of Cape
Girardeau, Missouri, between the
hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the after
noon of that day, and during the
session of the Cape GirardsSu Court
OF Common Pleas, of Cape Girardesu
county, sell for cash in hand to the
highest bidder, all the right. titlc
claim and interest of said Frederick
n. Bradford, of, in aud TO the above
described real estate TO satisfy sai,i
execution and costs.
JCDSON II. RANIoL,
anr2Sn41 SheriE
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-28

MIR. Stoll, of Lexington. NY, says
that he has waited in vain three days
for Judge Jere Wilson to answer the
letter which he (StolI) sent
him. 1t is to be hoped that Judge
Wilson will have the good sense not to
answer Mr.. StolT's letter or to take
any notice of 1t whatever. 1t requires
no answer, and is beneath Judge Will
sons notice. The man who should
take notice of it is Col. W. c, P.
Brock .nridge. Tho sooner he muzzl, 8
his council and retires them to the
remotest recesses of the backwoeds of
Kentucky the sooner he and they will
relieve the strain that has been put
upon the patience of the people.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-28
Order of Publication.

IL the Cape Girar.icau Court of Common
Pleas, witnIh aud tor Tape Girardrau COuaty
state o: Mis-, ouri. Januar! Term, 1921.
Saturday. January ..th, lS,i, siAth day OF
JrIIa-y Term
john L. Groseclose and William II. Groscclosc,
plai"tIns,
AGAINs-
;. Ossood and Al. Osgood, composing firm Of
UskVOd AID son, defendants.
Order of Publication aud Continuance.
NOW comes the plaiatin herein by attorney,
~ ami il appearing 10 the court %iruLItiIc rcturn
o. the ShcrId nprcII, that the defendants are
non residents oil the state OF Missouri so that
the ordinary Process OF law cannot be served
unOn th"m WhcrcupOn II is Ordered by the
court, that sai'l defendants he notified 10y pub
LEGATION that p!ai:tIss have cUHImrI.cri y SUIT
against them ia tins court, the object ANT
nature "f v!iIcn Is upOn and accou..i for the
su.l oi Nine llu Idcrrl and Sevrnty-Ilr'r
l'uliars ai.i Fn;ty-ninc cents tS1ii 49,, uPuI
Viii h a writ u: attachment has been issued and
~crrtn;n pcrs"La! property seized and levied up
D.. by yirtlC thereof, aud that unless the sal !
icicrr!aits be aId appear n. thI> court, II; the
neat term Thereof, ~ br b.suI and hn:dcn III
tbs cont house in the City OF Cape GIIarirar.
ih said county Oh the 18th day OF May net,
All ~, OF before the thir I DAY OF said term ut
tiic term shall 81 ioaS cJ.ti'uc. aid Il not thea
81 or before the last Il ~ OF said trrInl, answer
or plead tn the petition in sal 1 cause. thu same
VIII he iakcI rs cOLicss,t. AID judgment
rcIi- Ted accnr.ti' Ilv
And L l. iIrrh = Uri.roi that q copy hereof
b published according 10 Law ia the Iinr CIR
al irau DtI.CrAT, a new srarcr published Ia
SAID county for four weeks sncctsaIv ~, the
last irs' rtiDa 10 h. At least iiitcca daNs Dc:orc
the cJ.,,Incnc"mr t oil TIL nr>; term Uf TINS
c'urt to which term thi, cau-r is cOn:is.ucd.
ArIr>I: IL. ENGELMANN.
np:.I.b clerk.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-28
Order of Publication.

IliHr ZAP tTITar,lCau Court al Domino.
Pas u. aari cJul'S. Stat" Ot Missouri.
May Tenn. I>.4.
Thomas \. AJcr .aihy. plaiI;iI,
NkI;>US .
Nellie X .hLrr5Gthy. a. I-ria;t {.
1 1 this Hay comes tn" r~!a..i.I hcEti ly lur
"A attorney. belize TAI. cl' "a ut the tape I.r-
ar'''au Cii.I Of Common / l,A>, WI! IT, AID Ill
the coz. y "A III STATE a!OTcraii, II Iara'ibI aud
nlr> hIe l. t..iIn an { affidavit ale ,iIS an.O .
other tlI.rss, tnit d'i""tia I S"l!ic Abr .arny is
uItS re- itrIl OF e n 80: MIS- ."iTi. VIII rcII
ON i, q II .C't III tiIr C!"T. jII' -ari Ir.c va 81
IA .IuIi!ir.i b. ia ~,licatiut lnIi plLint.h MA
rrnlIir.r'd a >uit a-ai.>i her ia tnI~ court Jhr
Object and In'uTc oi W!iIrh Is t. Data % Il
divorce nom ;hr l'Iutp al MI:,im0 y her toto ,
c. tra'tri hrtNc'n ilaI-fl ID ,c;ri.Ua - Ur
tine Sr'u-d- ct abH-du.I!ri; aId iIdigUitirS
Rendered r~laihtin n to Render his cbl'ii'ip.
mtnirrIhI :. -! that u..lcss The laIi d.iv.uIat
Nr!lI, AZ -.nrIHatHy br aud APPEAR at tH.S
Court, at the neat term thereof. I,
he hr@u" aud h"i'c. ~ the trTJ a.. Is ,
1t '.r ,l:! Of I'P. Ii 4
OF May neat, and GA OK before the in,ri dan
al SAID ter II, IL thr term -ilall - Ia ~ cu.tiau a..
and 1t not, th. ! or h"IVrr i la : Lay at SAT-:
term, aHd answer OK plea &" the r:.iiinA ia
s;.'t ral-r. the same viii hr take, rs Confessed
anl ju'iGn.rit WILL he Trg,!-rr,! accordingly.
And It Is further Ur!cred thai II copy h-r'ni
he published. According 10 law. il the Capr
ITiraT irsn DsM"ENI, a new -pGIcr luiIii-hr :
ia sTI't county tor iuur wrCks suCcr-siItlN. The
last Insertion to he al least h.t"eI days before
the cnIniIr. C nIr.t ui the heat term o. Thu
court
\ iru, cory from thr record
r ~. E>t.LLNANN, Clerk.
WitICs- mt hari ami the =, al
>S,L Of sail Court ut Cape Girar,:rau
49, c0unty, this I'm IA, Of April. lsgi
r II. ENGELMA%N.
apr!tn6 LlrrS.