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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

'V,ANGLEFOOr. TANGLEFOOT.
i The best Fly Paper in the market f. Tangie-
foot. Four sheets for cent? or ten sheets for 10
cents at HINTLEI =
mayE
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

fI,HE Ebensburg Building Loan Association
i will offer for sale at the council chamber Eh-
ensburg, the fourth Monday In May,
LOCO. 90. THOS. DAVIS,
LESTER LARINRR, Secretary. President.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

rINHE Ebsnshurg Marble and Granite Works
i are Offering a reduction of per cent on all
work ordered before the LIST OF May. This Is done
order avoid the rush Tor Decoration Day
work.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

TAI.L at HuntIey's and buy a Tree SprAyeT
u and Spray your fruit trees. thereby increas-
ing your fruit crop enough to pay tor the Spray
er three tunes over q. HUNrLEN.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

LNARMERS, y-u can get twenty cents per
IT pound tor wool at the store OF W. a. b Little.
in LoretJo. and twenty cents in that store IL
worth more to you than twenty hve cents in any
other store In Cambria county, as we have nVe
thousand dollars worth of goods to be sold ~ ith-
IN six months, and prices NO object.
ma 10 81
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

Resister's once, EhensburE. Pa, Nay 10. a n.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

A LARGE assortment Of Family Ready Mixed
N Paints, Paints for Farm Implements Car
rage Paints OF all coIors and shades. in = pint
i gallon cans. If you are going to paint your
house call and look at my samp.es. / can save
you money G- HUNTLEN-
Arizona republican., 1895-09-24
The Cost of Irrigation Water.

The Denver Field and Farm says: The last report of the geological sur Yey places the average first cost of water for irrigation throughout the western states at $S.15 an acre, while it's value, wherever the right can be transferred without land, is S26. Ap- plying these figures to the total acre age as ascertained by the last census, the total first cost of irrigating the lands from which crops were obtained in one year was S29, ,611 ,000, and the total value of the water right was $94,- 412,000, the increase of value being $64.SO1, ,0O0, or 21S.S7 per cent of the investment. The latter sum may be taken as representing the value of the supply utilized.
 The average annual expense of maintaining the water supply was Sl.O7 an acre, or an aggregate of $3,794,0 ,000, this being required in keep ing the canals and ditches in repair and free from sediment. The esti- mated first cost of irrigated lands from which these crops were obtained was SIT, ,490,O00, and their present value, including improvements, S296,S ,00O, showing an increased value of S219- 360,000, or 283.08 per cent of the invest ment in the land, not taking into con- sideration the water The average value of the crops raised was s11.S9 an acre, or a total of S59,O57 900. These figures have been introduced to exhib- it the cost and value of irrigation in the arid regions.
 The value of the utilized water SUD- ply can scarcely be estimated until more accurate information is obtained concerning the total amount of water and the acreage that it can be made to cover. By making certain asump- tions, however, rough estimate can be arrived at. Taking the average
Arizona republican., 1895-09-24
PERSONAL.

A. J. Peters and wife have returned to Tempe from their outing on the coast.
 Territorial Treasurer P. J. Cole re- turned yesterday morning from his eastern trip.
 Mrs. J. W. Jefries is lying danger gerously ill st the home of Sheriff Orme, on the Cave creek road. She is in 6 critical condition.
 Editor J. o. Dunbar, of the Gazette, yesterday returned from Denver with his wife and the ''captain," who have been spending the summer in that city.
 R. D. French, one of the best known brokerage men in Phoenix left last night for San Francisco where he has acce pt- ed 8 position with the Standard Soap company.
 Herbert Goodman, chief of the fire department returned yesterday from San Francisco with his bride. They were accorded cordial welcome by the numerous friends of the chief.
 Ev-Sheriff Jas R. Murphy and family returned yesterday from Southern Cali fornia where they have been spending the summer. Jim takes the credit of bringing the cold weather and rain along with him.
 Mrs. Clark Churchill returned from the south and east Sunday morning. Her son, Briggs, has entered college at Washington, D. C., where he will take a six years course before graduating.
 Mrs. L. L. Wyatt has resigned her position with The Republican and ac- cepted a similar position with MT. Pugh's livestock journal, which will hereafter be published in this city. Mrs. Wyatt is an industrious worker and The Republicans best wishes fol- low her in her new field.
 Rev. G. L. Pearson, of the Methodist church will leave Phoenix some day this week. His departure will be gen. erally regretted for he has been untir ing in the cause of Christianity, and during all the years he has been in Phenix he has labored unceasingly in increasing his flock in the church. He preached his last sermon Sunday uight at the opera house.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-24
For the American Cup.

LONDON, Sept. 23.-Mr. J. Nj. Soper, yacht designer, came to London today and had a conference with Chas. Day Rose regarding the details of the yacht proposed to challenge for the American cup. It was agreed to con- municate with the secretary of the Royal Victoria Yacht club, who will cable the New York Yacht club as fol- lows: My challenge will read in be- half of the Royal Victoria Yacht club and in the name of c. D. Rose, mem Der, challenger to sail a series of matches for Americas cup against any yacht or vessel built in the United States" The name of the yacht will be ''The Distant Shore" Length lead water line, thirty-nine feet, rig cut ter. The challenge will be absolutely unconditional
Arizona republican., 1895-09-24

first cost of water at SS15 an acre, and it's present value at $26 an acre, the difference, $17.S5, may be assumed as the value of the water as it flows in the stream. If one cubic foot second will water 100 acres, then the value of one second foot is s1,7S5. Taking the figures given as the total quantity of water probably available, 360,000 sec ond feet, the total value of this water is S642, ,600,000. These figures obvi- ously have no claim to accuracy, but merely indicate that, calculated on the most conservative basis, the water supply of the arid country must be ranked among the most important among it's undeveloped resources.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-24
ROYALTY RECEIVED.
How Peoria Entertained the Visiting
 lrrigatorS.

ifOW SUI Ia EulSf LdlflGQ If1o vISlIlDR
 irrigatorS.
 The reception rendered Saturday at Peoria by the citizens of that small, yet large hearted burg, was the subject of the most enlogistic comment on the part of the visiting delegates, the National Irrigation Congress. In the beautiful little railway depot had been spread 8 feast of fruits. melons and nuts. mainly provided and arranged by H. 0. Mann and wife.
 Peoria takes no place in the rear in the growth of fruit, and the display that awaited the appetites of the guests was one that would have been decidedly creditable upon the tables of ho-ticul- tural fair. After sll had eaten their full, baskets full of fruit and flowers were given every visitor and the special train took Phenixwerd a delegation of irrigators who voted Peoria the gem of the valley.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-24
SPORTING EVENTS.
International Half.- Eaters Race
 Creedon and Craig.

International Half:- Eaters Race
 Creedon and Craig.
 OYSTER BAY, L. l., Sept. 23.-The indications early this morning for the international half-raters race were very much the same as those of Saturday, the breezes being light. The course to- day was three miles out and back and repeat, making twelve miles. The starting signal YVES given at 12:45. Ethel Wynn got over the line first and started away on g run before the wind. The Spruce was fourth and followed eight seconds later. Both set their spinnakers immediately. The English boat succeeded in blanketing the Yankee, and at 12 :50 had run by the Ethel Wynn.
 The run was a remarkably close and interesting race. At 2:3S the Ethel Wynn led, it was estimated, three eighths of a mile.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-24
A Fight Postponed.

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-This was the date originally set for the twenty round contest between Dan Creedon of this country and Frank Craig, the ''coffee cooler" for purse of $2,000 before the National Sporting club and with which h that social organization was to inaugu- rate it's season. A private dispatch from an American sporting man now in London, however, says that the mill has been postponed until October I4th.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-24

One of the purest and best whiakies sold in the market is the famous old Jesse Moore. Nothing equals It. In- valuable as safe and wholesome stim- ulent for those who are enfeebled by illness or overwork. Moore, Hunt & Co.,, 404 Front street, San Francisco. sole agents. For sale by all respectable dealers. Either Louisville or San Fran cisco delivery.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-24

At McKelligon's you can get thefnest handmade Sour Mash, Bourbon anG Pennsylvania rye whiskies. No. 21 East Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-24
VOODMEN ORDER

Now is the time to join the Woodmen, cheap est and best fraternal beneficiary order in the United States. Young order composed of young, impressive men. No oangerous risks taken. Will double its membership this year. 1nsur- snce fully paid cut in 20, 25 or 30 years Charter mem bers 8 each. Compare rates below:
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-02
Mustang
Iiniment

owes its SUCCESS to It's
power of penetration.
There Is nothing mar
Vicious about It's cura-
tive powers. 1t II Sim
plya few COMMON sense
ingredients combined
In a way to make PEN
etratiOn possible and
insure a cure.
Mustang Liniment
has been used for one
half a century.
Write for "Fairy Story Book" ntus-
trated, also "Hints from . Horss-doo-
tors Diary" Both bcoks mailed free.
Lyon Manufacturing Co.,
- South sth St.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-02

Hosts of people 60 to work In
: the wrong way to cure a
SPRAIN.
s when ST. Jacobs Oil Gsss,a eur. IN I, I: g,

and we walked 70 the house Of God In
company. Have they forgotten us3
Those fathers and mothers started us
on the road of life. Are they careless
as to what becomes of us? Aud those
children, do they look on with stolid in
difference as to whether we win or lose
this battle of eternity? Nay; I see
that child running his hand over your
brow and saying: Father. do not
fret" Mother, do not worry" They
remember the day they left US They
remember the agony of the last fare
we'll. Though years in Heaven, they
know our faces They remember our
sorrows- They speak our names
They watch this aght for Heaven.
Nay; l see them rise up and lean over,
and wave before us their recognition
and encouragement That gallery 10
not full. They are keeping places for
us After we have slain the lion they
expect the King to call uA. saying:
"Come up higherr'
But here I pause, overwhelmed with
the majesty and the joy of the acensi
Gallery of the KingI Gallery Of an
gelsl Gallery Of prophets and apostlssl
udAhCTy VI hoTtNTSs uoAiOEJ VI D8IutDl
Gallery Of friends and kindredi Oh,
majestic circle of light and lovsi
Throngsi Throngsl Throngsi How
shall we over feel lonely againP With
God for us and angels for %. aad
prophets and apostles for M, and the
great souls of the ages for Us, and our
glorifed kindred for us-shall we give
up the fight and die? No! Son Of
God, who didst die to save rs. Mol 70
angels, whose wings are spread forth
to shelter US No! ye prophets snA
apostles, whose warnings startls "a
Mol We loved ones, whose arms are put
stretched to receive US Mol We Will
surrender!
Sure ! must light II I would reign-
Be faithful TO my Lord:
And bear the cross. endure the pain,
Supported by Thy Word.
Thy saints In oil this glorious Wal
Shall conquer though they die;
They see the triumph from afsr.
And seize 1t witt their eye.
When that iilustrlous day shall risA
And all Thine armies shine
In robes Of victory through The skias,
The glory shall be Thine,
My hearers, shall we die In the are
ma, or rise to join our friends in the
gallery? Through Christ we may some
on more than ~conquerors. A soldier.
dying in the hospital, rose up IN bed
the last moment and cried, "Hsrsi
HereI" His attendant put hin
back on his pillow and asked him
why no shouted "Herer" 'tOhi I hard
the roll call Of Heaven and was only
answering to my namew I wonder
whether, after this battle Of lie u
over, our namss will be called In the
muster. roll Of the pardoned and glori-
fed, and with the Joy Of Heaven break.
ing upon our souls. We shan srys
"Herei Herei'
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OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF NIseOURI, I
County OF Lafayoete.

STATE OF nJssoga.;
In the Circuit Court Of said County. IL vsca-
ton, Octoosr 3stA. toL
The state Of Missouri. 81 The rslessoa ssd 70
the Reyenue Of L.fayetts County. N Tie
ups.o:s ls's OF ssls,,. Q n.sss.
To the said Unknown Heir
Haser, you are hereby uotnsa
S an6 sAi sS Dse;s1ss. ,s suit as3cSS
nature OF watch IL TO obtain
the taxes. Interest and COTS d
fS.lowins ds:cr,SsS r:sl - sssc
wss qnaSss d - nGs3
:sSs.Sn , s,sSssss sis Pr so. q p. p. ~;
d%elinquent for the yean - .tol, 10 Cd
leas. and that aaid taxes for sald ysan. sxciN-
ave Of penalty; ipssrsss a.d 80. s.oS..
the same ma be declared . lea On "a ruol
estate. and that the same nay b. ool1 or g
'ss iud ssSssS. s r:n %: !: e. As s:Sss.s Va y i. ::ssssy
And you are further notssd IHst ualess
70 Be Sssun and heid .. the ccurt hosss. Il
ne city OF Lexington. in said county. On The
"a day OF December, sext, and On OF
sseS sAsiI 90 long cSsu,inus. saS Il soS thea
SSSuge the end Of The tern. and answer ssi1
Doeioon. the same VIII be taksa e coufsassA
hsgeof se published IN the L~sxtngtoa we'd
v lotelligeucer. . Newspaper publiaAsd u
81 county q LAfayecs. for tour vseSs
nftsen days before The commencement Of
ths ne.t term Of tsis court
BY P.A.r R.upr. o. g. S"'S'' 81;
y. G. Wallace, Jr.. Attorney for Ptainst6.
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OF PUBLICATION.

STATE o. nIssogEI;
In the Circuit Court Of sasd eqsaev. n vscs,
ttou, October stsA. m2
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"a. ' q 2isso ~ fisl:sss. 49,. 's'
waiter co~S.rd and yss.cA.r oevssss. ~.
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Of esnis.in 0Ssss Sscfsese.S 2. lsysS:
Z =; !; !
eSc ssorissa s ssS . sss ssssass !. :. =
soutkeast QunztsF Of soUfhs&
: :::a,s-. s:sl t.s.! sSrssssI 49,
eststs bsInl d~sli.Qns1s e. - YvaE
said ysaSs. exclusive Of psaalty, inssslD16A
Of SlS q, and that The ass ~ . -
may ". Dc (" sold Or % much sSsssos = a.s 8
herein. xsits intsFsss, fsss, Ssaslsss. sos-
And yoS srs naltAes notissa thss u.ssss
you appear st ne qext tsfn e 80 eosrt.
to Be- 6esvn ed ssld q shs sossseosss, g
the asts Day Of ~ - e - -. 80
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the samo WI be tskQ e 6o11o01oa. -.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
SrA cou or n os sE2SSzn4t;rrrr.

a 66u 81 s 81 E~ap14;.rr..
In the Circuit Court Of said County, IL vseo-|
ton, October -. LES.
The State OF Missouri 1t the relation end tol
the use OF Thomas A. Catron, Collector q
the heyenne Of Lafayette County, 10 IL
etA'e OF missour1' PisinaR.
Sarah X. Dnnsford and Milford D. ns~noouua.
s ses 1 n nrsIf s%sle ~ =; Ems2 ss..SssS
Defendants
To the said ~dsfeudsnts, you am her~hv
notified that said plaintiff has conmc1Go6 =
s sS,e ss', .sa You sen !. .i'a ns sSSs * essa:sS'; -
obtain q Judgment for TIE taxes. inssrose 81
costs due on the following 1sscs16oa Nd
State of Missouri. iorvN: CcrdSsS 1900
lot" via being = part ~ TIE nosshe6st Gu61loP
o. ne north.e.s aSsrssr q ssctsca g egyss
US follows; Resianing
115EusI d. ~.
q Mulberry .neet NOV ssI strestle al -
Ferries heirs nes e. ncavsSss1s5Ed
corner 70 said Moore.s Iosf las9ens41
q Q stake: thence NORTH 10Y oogreeo Weoe, ~
feet 10 Q htake; thence south ~ oo1rooD
west, $50 feet 70. the beBinniuc, ouoel3Ding
63-l0o Of an aCre more q LesA tetag IT, 49,
lands convey ed by deed Of Chaslec Q. ousun
recorded in BOOK K, No. i. q ,1Sss lie =
recordegs o0ce. LAfaystes coanty. ns16am,
e.; ;:ss, i ,s:s, t 49, ia All ii. %s:s n:a ssS 6: I: "a:
| aatd taxss for ~ ysass. exsa1.lvO - 00nhl.
Interest and coses. mount IN ths aOase0oes 70
declased . Men On sd rUa1 o1t41os -
the same may be cold o. % muqo tnerouf g
may be necessary 70 snelofy ~ .jo9EU
rendered herein. with tneoroot, f09n. D0k0MS
commissions aud COSTA
And you are further noo0ed that unAGD ~
| appear ct The nett term OF oat6 court ~
begun and held ~ tho courteous. IN - 81
1 OF LextnQeon, In ~ -ooo010s - 0DoA
Of December next anA % a boeogo - 4Kfh
day Of said term. u the tsr0 ehan - lQa6
coutnue. and II n04 49, iblldeo - 40
the term, and answes eatd pGelt1ou. - -
will Be taken o ooufsaDod.
And q d fafther cel6rol ~ 8 soVy hNsef
be publlshsd in TIE LsxlnGe11 NeSS9y Issea-
ugencer. 9 neyspepeeR aoelaee1 = - 80
last insertion 70 b - lsest Afaeea AAys tcepge
court.
a. a', r.. .s', .,.s..' : ]. i~nss. g.;
70 Wstiacs. Jr.. Attorney for PAisef9.
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Probate Court Docket.
NOVEMBER THRN, 1896.

FIRST DAY. MONDAY. NOVEMBER iIrH. 1895.
I Buck. Mary e ct al. minors: N p Buck
curator.
3 stewart, John W minor; s N wilson.
; Fitzgerel, James W minor; $ II Wilson.
curator
a. Robertson. Geo W deceased; Mary 1,
Robertson, Administrative.
8 Smiley. Nellie X et al. minors. c., 1
Chamhlin, curator
9 Young, Mary C minor: s N wus,n.
curator.
. shroyer, Frank ct al, minors: s N wilson
. Frerklns, Adolph. minor; H % F F,erk-
ing, curator.
10 Frerkins. August. minor: II d FreIk
Ing, curator.
SECOND DAY. TUESDAY. HovsnBER IarH. 1896.
III Green. oliver Z minor; A Z Green,
y Green, Colorado P minor: A Z Green,
Is noChesney. Thomas . minor: J s Gross
q aam.sy.. Thomas B minor; Samuel S
y Alsweli, Amslia. minor; Herman Ale.
q Ford. Stella b minor: $ N wilson.
n Ford. Clyde ct al. minors; S wilson.
y Stockton. william ct al, minors; 8 N
is Kopoleman, John n deceased: catharine
T. koPpleman. executrix.
~ Noonan. Timothy. deceased; John J
Lilly, executor
fniaD Day. WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER l3rH, 1895.
:, eulllna. Pau v minor; Clemens N
Baus.e, Edward, deceased; Caroline
x s s::a,. s :sss. ..' < a.s = ...;o1 william sn.ssH +
Silver: adniuistrstor.
8 Bluscher. John, deceased; n b sluecher.
> brown. Amanda. dec, ased; A + Alex
q jsoE.oo, oliver P e. al. minors: Charles
. steele, George B minor; 8 N Wilson.
= Aeoos!sct. James " deceased; Emma
30 Drake. james G minor; Cornelius n
Pouszn DAY. THURSDAY, xovsnpnn ltru. laS
81 stnlts. Aacs = ct al. minon; Charles
a sechFest, James W deceased: Belle g
Sechrsse, sdmiuistratrix.
.. Sechrcst, william, deceased; G d
ssS.fssa; SGnio as,l.ss g a..s...a. Ma, =
Graham. admluistrstrtx.
y hageo. Anna G deceased; 9 N Wilson.
public edministratos
sdm.aiss.sscr d Sosis aoe via the vii
9 Jcsaeoe. J Richard, deceased; Thomas
II Hissnsn- HS~rv d>cA.~a. ros, p
L0Aosfnsf.~ s1ainistrstor.
> 1arie. MARTA docsassd; Charles Lyons,
o Auii. John. dsosaAsd, william Aun,
sIPru DAT. BnInAv. HovaMB.a lsfn. lsoa
~ Hartman, nsrcellus T deceased, Lizzie
8. Hartman edminietrafrix.
= Htgg!ns, Harvey , deceased: william "
8 TSo%psonj snes. deceased ;yu,,u. " u,u.
sds'i9aseEssos: 49,. :,
- Ioc@ NJ a>....ua. n>o,u. a,
pocrS s6rcssS. - Ooose
INV Icss .~.. N MAJ.
sdniristrssor;
Cssro1. omiassGeeos,
-Ssoe"o Aosos ua"os' JUNE Fes8usoo
" m,.A ~u.,r MA
- ~.1"as o~' sanma nsoo
a. GnonsSns ni,- a -, uo.u,~
| Noi,inS' cTrtoe
ssxzs mas. sAfuaDAr. nov.x.ra isrn. 1895.
81 Robinaou, Samuel c minor: joseph II
Ch.ssY. curator: -.
KsSusH. SsScut.sx. -
cuS., Sress' JONI n'nor' csar'es Anderson
d1es'' Ao'''e . "'nor' Louisa { hoSse
u - nc .s.i :@sy oecsasso' Joseph 7
y s9nk jacob " dsceesed; Emily Funk
a. stocito,- Pn.phu " dece.saa. rsoms,
r Stockton, adminIstrafor.
d Bowling. George, deceased: 8 N Wilson
administrator.
g Holnss. Nelson ct a. minor; Nelson
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a reduced price. Now. remember, these are stictly my own make.
My long experience in business FORTY Two YEARS in this city; the
reputation that l have made is that there is not another house in the
state that is any better-Yes, l can safely say in the q. s. l have
sold thousands of vehicles, and it is very rare that You come across a
party that has made a complaint. Oh, yes, Russell is rather high in his
work, but yon will not be able to buy good work unless you pay for
il. l am making better Vehicles for the, money than ever did. and
there h not another house in this county that will sell You the same
grade of work tor tho money, it cannot be done.
lam agent also for several Of the leading carriage houses In this country,
the world over. Being u practical and experienced carriage maker 1 know the
house to buy from. l warrant everything l sell or n year. having practical
workmen M made the guarantee satisfactory. 1t is surely 9 great advantage
10 the purchaser. / have % Yin stock % large selection of Vehicles Of other
makes, which will he sold or Five ler cent discount O the ist-every purchaser
chi sec the net rice when called for Remember all work Is graded. 1t will sur-
prise you to see how cheap you cal buy u Vehicle. This change will take place.
! VIII b OrHd to make u sacrifice In my own work; IN Will keep during the
easm q supply OF other makes IN hand. Its to your advantage to buy Russell
work this year.. N-L-uL----
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given 20 al creditors ana
lin ". sepckeon dseeased.. that Ne under.
signed adn1u1scator viii sppay to make .
nnal setfiemeot Of sa1d esenee. q tAo HOve1-
cttc county. Missouri, TO be begun and held q
the probate court room, In the city Of Lex.
inRton. OIL the second Monday in Novemf e..
ls@, THOMAS p. sToCkT0N.
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FINAL

Notice Is hereby given TO all creditors an6
other persons Interested In the partnenhfy
estate OF Taylor q Lesueur, q c~o-partnerxhip
that the undersigned administrator and sur
viviug partner Will apply to max Q nnal set
tlement OF said estate, at the November term
lsh. Of the probate court Of Lafayette county
bate court room, in the city Of Lesins con. q
tho second Monday In November, 1866
JOSEPH o. ftSUHUR,
Administrator and Surviving Partner.
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FINAL

Notice Is hereby given 70 all creditors and
other persons interested In the estate of Emily
p Hutchinson. deceased, that the undersigned
administrator will apply to maxi q ANAL settle
mentof said estate 1t the November term, l0o6,
souri,. to b begun and hed q the probate
court roo0 in tie CITY q Lexington, on the
second Monday in Noyembef, ~.
JOSEPH q. HUTCHASON,
1012-5t Admfnintrktor
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-02
FINAL ~sErTLEMENr.

Notice q hereby Riven 10 Ill creditors md
O. Hagen. deceased, that the undersigned
public administntor will apply TO make Q
nnal settlement Of said estate, q the Novcm.
cite county. M1Dours, & b beGun ond 80 Il
the probate coaft rooms In Tie e1ty Il Lex.
1895. n. WTI0m.
l0l2-f Public Administrntor.