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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-13

The policeman of Paris, generally
young, able-bodicd men, receive from
$22 to $50 a month, according to
time of service. Only few receive
over S25 q month.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-13
A nnhnmnN Amnznn.

One of the king of Dahomey's fa-
nous Amazons has been imported
into Liverpool for show purposes. She
is eight feet in height, broad, and
very muscular.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-13
FRANK PANHORST,
Real Estate AGENT,

Offers the following bargains in
city property. Ten houses, 8, and 6
rooms, size of lots from 20x90 feet to
45xlS0 feet, prices from $3.50 to $1100.
Eighteen houses, 5, and rooms,
size of lots 40x90 to 45x1S0, prices
from 5000 to $4,000. Twelve houses, s.,
8, 10, II and 12 rooms, size of lots 45
by 1S0 feet to 60x180 feet. Prices
from $500 to $4,000. These properties
are in all parts of the city. We also
have some good farms for sale. Call
on or address. FRANK PANHORST,
No. 122 Putnam street. Marietta.
Ohio. Phone 402.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-13

Jerome K. Jerome's comedy, Miss
Hobbs" which is underlined at the
Auditorium tonight, is one of the most
delightful plays that will be seen
here this season, filled with humor and
having occasional touches of whole
some sentiment with which TO touch it
off. 1t is a modern Tanning of the
shrew," bearing no resemblance to
the original except in its motive.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-13
JeII-O, The New Dessert

pleases all the family. -Four fiavors;-
Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Straw
berry. AT your grocers. 10 cents.
Try 1t today. 6
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-13
Walt for the Opening

At Mrs. C. Greenway's next Wednes-
day and Thursday, October 1lth and
12th. Union Block. Tn, Oct. Att.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-13

Everybody's liable to itching piles.
Rich and poor, old and young-terri-
BILE the torture they suffer. Only one
sure cure. Doans Ointment. Abso-
lutely safe; can't fail,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-13

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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30

Nearly every country in the world,
including our own, hiss taken away
tue primary value Of silver and brought
the sole unit Of value TO the one metal
gold. Those handniaidens Of the
trusts, the railroads Of The United
States, are capitalized at sl0.Sis,-
j54, 03i, aud thee trusts at el2, 3s4,-
SOS, 159. II viii thus be SEGA that
tbc capital Of both the railroads and
The trusts are each greater than the
entire amount Of gold taken out 81 the
earth during the past 400 years, whIlo
they are the creatures Of the past 30
ycars 10 our own country. According
10 the reports u the Director Of the
United States Mat, the supply Of gold
IN the United States ou duty LIST, 1898
was sHl,5li,Tsp. and the supply Of
silver OF no primary yaluc) $685.
652,1f3, Four PET ceot IUlCrus, 90
the combined capital Of the trusts and
railroads, which amounts 10 e28, 2O2, q
,G2, 1870, would be Sg2s,g34,4s5 q
year. an amount 900, 7Ig,IU1 year
greater lhan the entire gold stock in
the JpUcI States No account b.
here taken Of thc bonded debt, If both
trusts aud railroads, upon which iu.
tcrcs, Is bound 10 be paid or iusoly-
vncy cusucs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
Worth Emnhaslklng.

The following cNccrp, from Hon.
\. NJ pOrkcfy's speech, bearing on
the management Of State affairs, Is
worth repeating and emphasizing
The state revenue tax ~ skate Is al
this time but 10 cents on the hundred
dolArs' valuation, aud during lhcIast
fourteen years OF Democratic rule one
third oi this levy hns been appropri-
atcl aud distributed To The counties fof
the support Of the public schools,
leaving only ten cents 90 the hundred
dollars valuation TO pay all the cX.
penscs Of the State Government, Ia.
Guiding liberal support of the cletmos.
ynary, educational aud penal ins,itu.
lions and the erection OF magnificent
public bulldings. Indcr Republican
rule only one fourth Of tae income
from tie State revenue tax was dis.
.ribuIcd 10 aid Of ihr public schools.
Democratic Missouri enjoys the low.
est tax rate IN the Luton. Ia 1895
ihc reports OF the Auditors Of the
States adjoining Missouri showed that
the levy tot the support Of the State
Governments aud mainiainenco Of the
oleensoSynaFy and peual Institutions,
exclusive of the tax for support OF pub-
lie schools and tar payment Of State
hebss. were as follows:
Illinois, 500 on the si0o valuation,
Iowa, use on tho sl0o valuation.
Arkansas, 20 sc on the 800 vain-
aiinn.
Kansas, SOC ON the 800 valuation.
This exhibit, my ieilos cllizons. Is
morc cicaneut 10 vindiraiion OF the
honesty, ability aud economy Of thr
fiscal management os Missouri affairs
by the Democratic party than any
wOrds o. mere eaiogy, however well
cIo2ea.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
Word Portrait Of RanseYelt

lion. Charles A Tovn,, the Mime.
sofa ropu,i,' leader, spoke at Duluth
last Monday, and embraced the op,
poruui,y to reply to Gov. Roouyclt's
ubalh w,craurc5 at St Paul, he d..
clarcd tie speech OF the Republican
candidate Tor Vice President 90 be
enormously disappointing, AMI said
"Ncither "a MISTER nor In manner is
It worthy Of it, occasion In respect
Of argument, The speech H.. with rare
exceptions, an alienation OF evasion
and assertion. Ia spirit Il g. com
pound " sc1lI and frulpu a, T.
i,s iac,s, Il abognis Ia inaccuracies
which, IL accidental, are iucxp,ica5lc
as coming from min who has pcr-
formed orcdiub'y ia history anI bio
graphy
"But the worli is accustomed 10
Inconsistencies from Mr.. Roosevelt.
Il has long looked upon him a. a pre-.
destined aud iucprrisi5lcN occeulria.
Il has given up attempting 70 cyplaia
him or 10 reconcile him with himself
I. is quite impossible, whether IL
would d. worth while otherwise or
not, 20 mako an entirely Satisfactory
diagnosis Of civil service rclormeg "a
partnership with rb1ml, G.. Plat; q
citizen soldier who riIirulc, the yplun-
trrT; % leader IN battle who iudJ
glory iH being rescued from ambush.
a here who boasts OF shooting
hcejug foe la The back; candidate
who pny- aud poses 10 delegates and
gtl.cl."s % obtain nomination that
hc doe. no. want; % gentleman who
charge, six and ons-hali millions OF
No, icilowcnuulfym1n with i4Hie-,uc,s,
di-,tuu1r aud cpwalI,ac: % statesman
who, mounted 90 % hobby, hide,
roughly % grave questions 10 cruunm.
les aui politics, swinging hi. puui-
sun lldlt and yelling lsa au iu'eIlee-
iual Camauchc."
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
Iowa Germans for Bryan.

Col Joseph Elb0cck of lies M0inc4,
Iowa. says q special TO tbs Republic
from that place under date Of the goth
inst Is oua Of the most promlnent
Germans ia Iowa. lie has lived ln
the State for neatly fiiiy years aud i4f
more than half Of that time be has
been The editor and publisher OF the
iowa Stats Anzeiger, the leading Ger
man paper 81 the State. lie CON
mandcd 40 Iowa regiment In the Civil
War. was a Commissioner to the Vi
emma Exposition, Commissioner from
Iowa to The Worlds Fair az Chicago,
has held other appoiniiyc positions
aud has just completed a vcry carefully
prepared history Of Germans Of Iowa
II any one Ia tho State is prepared
60 speak the sentiments aud exptes,
the general opinion OF the Germans vt
IDwa Col EiJorck d, able 20 DO s1
Four year. ago be was one oi The most
ardent supporters Of Mckinley among
lnc Germans OF The West. lle advp.
Gated hi- election 30 hi, newspaper
nd .lumpri throughout Illinois. h..
diana, Ohio aud other States 10 Dol,
behalf he WAS violently opposed 10
the Tree coinage Of silver, aud upon
that question Dee Ia, not changed h,-
belief: vet. Notwithstanding, al ,an
recent Democratic State convention ~
Cedar Rapids, De was chosen one ni
the cIccgor,.a,. large, aud Bryan uu.
nowhere to-day 300 the West more
caI3cs, advocate than CoI E.boeck
lit is my opinion, said Col e..
borcS iH 800 Interview, chased upon
my knowledge Of tho Germaus, of
their character, sentiments anl belief,
that fully two.ihirIs Of lhnm 20 this
State nI.I vote thi. year Cor Bryan
lit cannot haze escaped the a,lcn.
ton Of iuirl.lgcn, voter, that The Re.
publican parry s making q desperate
effort TO cyadc the issue Of imperial.
ism, The leaders ol that party ku1w
that their only hope Of victory is too
obscure that issue and DO pres, as the
most important question one which
has already been settled, according 10
lho leading su'huriy 90 finance iu the
Administration, Secretary Gage
81 know 20 Go b. iac' thar The vast
maiprily OF Germans who oumc 90 this
country do so because Of militarism IN
lhu falhtrlaud, which demand. the
best year, Of thei. lJie and requires
them 10 DO ready for service IN rimr Of
war. They want 80 such condition
Of affair. u his country aud vilI vote
against anything which lcuds toward
IT,
Col Ebpoca has inst returned from
Chicago auI declares lha, two third,
Yt ihr Gymu voters Of that cts who
east their ballots irr Mckinley four
yCu, ago, will vote for Bryan tins
gear, aad hr believes ,ba, lH. amr
w.i be lfu. n 100 pat, ut Go. rrau'y
tie confidently o,prcl- the election Of
Bryan. aud assert. that thr Gngmlu
voter, viii bn boo q very large measure
responsible frg Be-. COD Lbo.rh will
place himself 90 lho disposal ui The
National Committee and w,l. deliver
-porsAu, hnughpa, nI tine doubtful
States for ihe prmu.lu. candidate.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
Some FACTS Aboli Pro p.riiy.

! from 'Na SOW lHrs laJrual
Il s. % fashionable feature Of ctm-
pa,zn argument just now 60 iaib OF
'Rrpu1llcau Prosperity, " although Boz.
gilImuc prosperity ended with The
dawn Of the new year tn, effects ol
Imitation, although still visible ia many
quarters. arc gradually subsiiiug, aud
by mex, October our Republican friend.
will be ready Ia talk Of "Dcmocruic
adversely
During the past month the follow.
ing labor items have been uoied: The
Washington Mills, ono Of the plants OF
the American Wo,ieu company, en-
pIoylug G,OOO hands, have been closed
down
Eighteen mills Of the American
Steel company have discontinued work
IN the iron mines Of the Lake Superior
and Menuminee regions wages have
been cut from 10 to Is per cent
Outputs have been curtailed . 500, OOD
tons, aud labor will suffer accordingly.
The rail mill, billet mill and fur.
naces composing the plant OF tho 10.
rain Steel company, AT I.oraiu, Ohio,
have closed down
The Clinton Cotton Mills Of Clinton,
La, have ceased operation and the
output throughout the State has been
CENTRALIZED.
All over the country the railroads
report decreased earnings. This
shows more plainly than anything else
shat the tide Of prosperity Is ou the ehb.
The ST Paul, the Rock Island and
the burlington showed n decrease Of
$50, 600 10 net earnings tot the month.
The Louisville & Nashville earnings
decreased sI3l,53i aud the Southern
Pacific StG7,I20
When talking u prosperity for cam.
psign purposes Republicans should not
tail to mention these things, as they
mty dad occasion to forge, later on
aud attribute them to the effect OF
Democracy.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30

/ lo 30, letter o. rLr Republic from
Toledo, ohio, uu lhr -s.H u-l., jaime.
Crccmau says.
Ihi. afternoon / went 20 see tho
mon working on ,hg unN boulevard
I bad boon told thai skilled mechanic.
from the bicycle factories, closed by
the bicycle lia,i, we're forced 10 work
on the roads, aud that many trained
mechanic, from other establishments
were earning their brld by pick and
shovel /, was a pilHHie light The
mea evidently suffered from the uuac.
cu,iumud work iu The bu, son.
A few question, brought dat the
story that the mcu were employed at
- DO to $500 pea day 800 be bicycle
concern. until they closed up.
"Ihc trusts ATE shutting down ia
order to keep up prices, said the
spokesman Of one group. II walked
the street, idle for i've weeks aud had
bard work TO get job even here.
GLOW about the iuli dinner paii?"
wa, asked.
The meo hugoi.
1--WE can, be fooled a second time, -
said the leader.
"Do you dnd many men ont Of work
now
"Iulpdo ia full OF them; hundreds
bad TO 90 away. haven't known Ui
50 many idle mechanics since 1928
"Ilut % Is said that every uydy is At
work; al least, the Republican party
says so"
"lrs q deliberate falschood. You
can 60 about among the men and ask
them. There are thousands aud thou
sands out OF work In this county alone.
The trusts are forcing men TO give up
their trades and 20 to day labor"
So It was wherever ! went; always
the same bitter story aud tho Same
fierce determination to vote against the
party 81 the trusts have found that
the trust issue is more important than
any other in Ohio. The people have
bad 10 learn their lesson by hard ex-
pGFieucc
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
ssoe.eo Reward.

The Mississippi River 4 IIonne Terfe
Railway hereby Offers a reward ol
iIyK nrsDntp DOLLARS (s500.oO)
for the arrest and conviction 81 person
on pefsoas who destroyed a track frog
10y the use Of explosives just ives, Of
stone quarry on Gumbo Line Of this
railway, near Elsirs, Missouri, on tho
night " July ED, 1900, thereby en-
dangering tho lives Of lie employees aud
safe passage Of trains.
Mississippi River & Homo Terrc Ry,
j. BrgSs,
General Manager.
Bonne Tsrrc. Mo. Aug 3, 1900
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30

II you have not read The splendid
and convincing speech Ct Hon a 81
Duckery, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, delivered At Scdaiia lac,
week, aad furnished To the readers Of
TnE TnfEs in supplement form, do 30
al once. IL l. clear. logical aud
mastcriul presentation Of both State
aud National issues in this campaign,
so plainly presented tlil, 1t il as enter.
tanning ~ Il Is convincing to the mind
shat wants to get n the truth We
have nambcr Of cxtrS copies Of The
speech, and viii gladly furnish anyone
with cops who viii call at Ina
inns office.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
Order Of Publication
state % Missouri.
pphty - ~ Francois, -

comfy N.Y. - Z, y A' s,saas,. -.
T. the Circuit court. November term l,.e,
tih stale 81 Mlsznuit al fi,e retaflon aRd
ia Tue nse qi ~ y. Hurley, collector of
VIC knAvnRa ~ " Francois County,
ihalniiH,
VERSUS
5ghn " fapslng, iirsiry u wurnre. 10.
itiite JoiihsAn. - A.. ~sayue, and "
l.osis aud ana Rhildina Association, De.
iemhHnts
Nov i ms DAY e1nles ,ne plaintiff
an ana Isonaf &. ssriaR, ana aies l,is mi.
ilnn anh AFFIDAVIT. alleging anna,g diner
ihlnEa. that a.. Defendants nts' dclinnnrYt
iot tne STATE and enunfy taEea nn tbc
snaiisnasf qiierier ami The northeast quarter
q the suaihNast quarter and The southeast
quarter ~ the northwest quarter % zectlan
Y gov eshsp q. ranEe east, md that tlr
ugieudaufr, Lorenzo ,. johnson ana 4. y.
sNayne are nnn residents ~ the state OF
NlTsuuti, W1lsrruIain. u 4 ordered hy the
llefs w vacation iiiat said defendants,
,f,fen - .ig,itiss,Rand I nNagne, ~ no.
tihed N publication that plaiHtiif has com
uienrea gnit aEsinst them ~ this CuuFf
the object ana fenvgui nature OF which "A
10 recover inck sa1ea 90 the southeast
quarter and the northeast quarter Of The
southwest uu7r ana the sofitheast guar
tor pi TIE northwest quarter, III in snciion
Z, township q, ranFr sc0st, containing in
l~s.. isa7. isit amt iwn. amounting fo sts ~
nnn that unlrfs tnn suid lDrpngn John
son and l. L swaYns b. and appear nt this
c1pBt, e the next term ih"reOf, O. ~ b"
gun ana holden az tho court huilsr 90 tbs.
city nf farulinstpn, Ia NAid county, on the
lAth Nhy ~ AuvemlNr next and uu dT b.
fore the third day OF said term. % the term
stail 50 bong continue ana u not thpu un
or bgfnlr the last NBy 90 sad terUl-nuawNT
OF ilcdd % the petition IN said cause. the
% ~ VIII ie iHArn as confessed, sud ulr~
mont Niu Do rraaesrl accordingly. Ard ~
Is further ordered. that cDpy hereof ise
published, according 10 law, IA The Farm
inEtun Iimr8. q newspaper published ln
-.s.- '.snnts ~ - trnnrnlx. for fuuF week
saccrss lively, p0hilAhsi AZ ieaFf uncr n
week tbr last inFfTtiOn 90 Or az least ~.
ieHn HayH be ore ihr nrst dnJ az said next
November O. ma ~ thi court
4. e.. WILLIAMS, Circuit clerk.
tfuC rppg irum the record,
witness wy hand. nud seal uf
o.. the tlr1 Cur 90 ~ Francois
county, tnis III 10y Uf august.
IFH.
30. WILLIAMS. circuit Clcrl.
August al, tVIf
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
s1s.W Reward.

The Mississippi River a Bonnie Terra
Railway hereby Offers reward Of
rwESrr-fIvF DOLLARS (e250o) tol
The arrest aud conviction Of person OF
persons who Gu, or destroy the right.
of.way fence Of this company. at any
point
Mississippi River & Bonnie Terre ~.
j. BrHSs,
General Manager
Bonnie Ierre, Mo-. Apg. 3, 1900.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30

If yos Srs going TO tue World's
Fair at Paris this year you should by
all means take with you a bottle Of
Chambcrlain's Cholera, Collie and III.
arrboea Remedy. l, is not sold in
Paris and Is almost certain to be needed
on the trip. After yoa have called 10
a French Physician and paid him for
bis services aud paid for the medicine
he prescrlbcs, you win realize how
much a liisie bottle Of this remedy is
worth when you are 5000 miles o.
more irom howe aud among strangers.
For sale by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
D0cKGRY AND FL0RY.
Two Rival Candidates Siroagly Con.
traSled.

Prom rtn illcbnlud Democrat,
Alexander Monroe Dockery Is a
man, every inch Of him, aud Il requires
no speeiacullr. farce comedy campaign
upon au inflated railroad stccJ 10 bring
tia, fac, 60 the notice OF ths voters OF
lhi, Impc,itl domain.
There Is gtaud opportunity ioi
study 10 the faces, dispositions aud
characters Of these two rival applicants
TOT houor., D0ckcry sud Flpry. The
ono @ calm, imwssiuncd statesman,
who climbed to The lofty pinnacle by
slow aud certain step Beginning life
a, q country doctor he early developed
financial genius aud became o banker.
poaur- Interested him aud ha wa
nominated iJy Coagra S. Ineu This
sou OF the ihiui district went 10 work
aui therein lies ,hr -rtre, ui DO. sue.
ee.s NJ man ever wpr,rI harder,
pIpIbrd longer for thn good Of biz
people ,bnn D1cknry lhny grew Ga
love him aud naturally con iuurl 90
vote iDr him. Iur ,iN,ou yarr. Ice sal
u Congress, lha GumYn servant Of d
great ui,rfiri -, i.ag--....y ""r"r
nHurd. rather increased De was
uryor defeated ipr ,hs nomination and
retired voluntarily u, uiI, make a
Governor @. Boz dl Cmgrr..mln,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30

Twelve years ago. when Mr. Bryan
delivered patriotic Fourth Of July
speech 10 Johnson county, Neb., he
was ssked al l's close whether he was
a Democrat or Republican. "'rhey
doa't have to ask that any more, - Mr.
Began aaid The other day. ''Nhen o
man makes speech IA favor Of the
Declaration Of Independence now, they
know be Is not Republican. 4"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
Administrator Notice.

N1tlcu 'g hereby given that letters 81 as
ADMINISTRATIONS were granted % the under
signed uy tHH Probate HuHTf 90 -, Francois
county, NO, dated the ittI day ~ May
1919, uu the ustafuuf
~, HKuJkuAS. Deceased.
III persons having claims against said
estate Hrh rss.ulrHu 20 exhibit them to TIE
Administrator for allowance within one
year from tir date OF said letters. or tines
may De- r.lrluIvd nom any benefit 81 said
estate, ana lf me-. exhibited for allowance
Within twp years from tHe date - said lee
tors they VIII DO forever barred
WM ~. fOTNB.
june 20. 1870, rubiir Administrator.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
To Builders
and Contractors

Nutl"o b horribly given that arufrl blt.
VII p" received by tHu uaHrfa iguv9 $500 81
u.rtnnN O.. m.. Tuesday. -"vtumhar ttH.
lHf1 lur The cuuH traction and completion 1i
the roads uT approaches a. fhu highway
bridge Hstr 1858 River. nf fHH George fuF8.
ur tue iiJunn Irrgc AMI tJuHinRtua ulai.
lhe cuutMr.fT az contractor N.l. D.. &C..
CURED o. 600 good aul suit '.rnf security .
approved hg fhr tuautE court! FOR tHn
tithful performance gi tlr work so
work tu u. dome arruUliar o. tHr eunclarl
ton un Nin lu thD tUuLfy tiDtA IS Ht'iHr 40
~. francois county. uuI under iHH sups'T.
81 .Hu UI tile tumm sluux. iH rABTEH. Hila
uIg bt delivered o. iuH County tlrls.
Fuu right I- hereby reserved lB the Clul
% court ip reject ans and AN blis.
~AM'i. g.. ASH as tu. sur
ana RusH ana Bridge tom e.,
August 2Hfu ltV.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
Order of Publication

state ~ Missouri.
County pf ~, Francois. 80
In tie circuit Court November ttsu, ia0l
TIE state of Missouri, ~ the relation aud
20 the usn ~ I.a y. Hurley. Collector ~
the tcyonne oi 81. iwucuh county.
Plaintiff.
p. -. kcnnrit, White henHott. MIdzr Ron.
metz Agnes r. Brent thog, o. Trent
l1tilc X. frasi, pnl unknown heirs AT
John casey. Defendants
Wow al this day rlmcs ~. piaintin
~ herein. - his attorneys. Merrill i1p-
kin ana itphrtl \ swfuk and higs his psfia
things, thai defendants q. -. krnneti
white heuneit. MAdgo kcnnett, ARncs K.
Brent, thps. g. Front. ioftir *. Frasf.
ana the nnkunwh heirs ct John casey ara
dell q tens FOE tie 3 ate nui county taxe4
on Toe southwest quarter 81 the northeast
quarter uf section ", township a4. range
least, and That they are non residents OF
the ~intU ~ Missouri whrrpuppn, II 70 or.
derrd by thp tlrrk 80 vacation that rait
Oct. adsntH d. notified ~ publication that
plaintiff has commenrvd a suit against
thru lu ihis ruur, the uhifrt nnd grneul
nature - which ls TO recover back take
for the years i~c, NV. l~y- i-r nuu i7"
upln tine southwest quarter ~ the North.
east quarter 90 section o., township e.
THAT mites. the gHu defendants d. nnd az
i"N. 1l lltH court, uf ia" next torn thereof.
i1 %" hgEJn anl hulticn az the 0Iurt h1usu
Va I.l~ CITY 80 tlfulHHtYu, 20 Faia ruun'l
uI ihH t-rH lHF oft November next. nuN o.
ur h"tpTu tnr tbitI ans Of s1id term. u TIE
tHiW shall .l long continue ana 20 alt.
then an ui before the lasr day % said f'rm
-'N N"f pT Wrll - ihr petition iu s1lI
Clu H', ~. .tt VIII To- ta som Ae pEEfrs .ts1.
ard Judgment 1871 hr rendered Frr1rI.
lusiy. ana ~ o. further Ordered that q COPY
hereof Do pHttliHHl. according Gao law. boz
Ia" lhrWiuEi18 Tunes re newspaper pub
t|HH"H 900 sIld county soft II IUucIlT. inr
.#I. weeks SURGE FlNuiN, publl shrd uf least
#U"- week. ihr Tact Insertion 80 lfH or
.Hfaf h'futu daYs before the urst uIy uf
HHll nest November term uf ihi. court.
j. A.. WILLIAMS. tFTgUt ttHgi
a true -upy inlH lhr RECORD.
Mliurfa vas band. and -rui Hf the
El#r tiTeUt iHIr Ht - irnurI.
county. Ib., ad lay uG August,
lIu.
4. q. WILL M. Circuit CIrrE
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Executors Notice.

Notice s. hereby given that lctterg les.
tamrutary were granted e. the nndvT
signed by the Probate court at 81. Francois
county, Missouri, b-aTluE dIte OF july "a,
1870, on the estate OF
LTgWhTfA \. NIL. Decd.
al persons having cluims against said o..
tate arr required to exhibit them 10 the
Executor for allowance within one year
from the date OF said letters, or they may
be- prrcluded from ans btnsni Of said ea.
tate, aud u not exhibited for sliuwuuc-
within twu years from tue date OF said let
tiers, thNy VIII tie forever barred.
JnM1 a., NuAu, -.
~ y. HILL, IN''e'''H
July ~. 1909.
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The Bcs, Rcmsar for plarrhocn.

MFR. G. X. Dawson, \ well known
citizen Of romeroy, o., says: Cham
terlaia's Cholera. Collie and DisuhoeS
Remedy is the best medicine for diaF-
rhoea that have ever used. Having
used II on several occasions with good
results can testify 10 ils merits, y
tcF sale by City Drug store.