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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-28
PIpbals Docket for IuIv Tenn, 1900.

Estate WILDER sc:iE. Wan aaechssnschustx.
guardian. annual settlement
Estate Edith Runner. y. 7 guGner. Eaar-
dian. annual settlement,
Estate Wan. noaterman, Henry schlilc. CO..
rAior. annual settlement,
Estate Margaret koss st al, Adeline Ross.
guardian, annual settlement.
Estate John u. Carten ct Al John t;orten.
guardian, anarai settlement.
Estate kfno ana nellie White. John pirtle
guardian. annual settlement
Estate Lncinda soadea. deed, y. NJ. Car.
ter, executor. annual settlement.
Estate klsis smith 81 ai. v. l.. Keith, eurm@
tor. annual scitlemolt.
Estate Joyce Harmed ct al W. II. y,alnr.
curator, annual settlement.
Estate fT"d -isoPcF, h. ". wcl,cr, curator.
annual settlement.
Estate Lavoda hil ct al. J. y Karsch.
guardian, annual settlement.
Estate ). w Fonst, dee q. :. 4. Fonst. al.
niinistratOr mai settlement.
Estate Martin Horn, deed. u. r. Horn, adj.
mii,istrainr. annual settlement.
Est Hehulon Murphy, deed. ". a. Young,
administrator. annual settlement.
Estate y, j Hslber. J. " Ilplher, curator,
annual settlement
ut. samuel Woosi, drc'd, &, n Pratt, ati.
ministratoT, annual settlement.
Estate stelln Wood. G. u Pratt. curator,
annual settlement.
Est u. u. Ashburn. deed p. y. Ashburn,
executor. annual settlement.
Est Jessie u. sutherland. EliKa h. sutheT.
land. guardian. annual settlement.
Est George u. Ashburn, deed. n. 1. Nor.
ris, admir-. annual settlement.
Estate MARI LorbY. deed. jacob Lorhy,
executor. annual settisthent
jRRk :. GOssoM. judge.
q =. WILSON. Cierk.
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Order of Publication

state of Missouri
County uf ~. Francois. -
In the Prlhtt~ Court for the County OF NJ .
frnncnis. April Tefn, no.
WIN. II Young, Public Administrator
OF Joseph fAgnanO. Deceased.
Win H. Young. Public Administrator OF
Joseph FaEuano, deceased. presents to the
Court his petition praying for an order for
the sale " 80 much of the real estate of
SAID deceased as VIII pay and satisfy the
remaining debts duo by said estate ana , ct
unpaid for want of sufficient assets, accom-.
panied by this accounts, lists ana iuvsnto
rics required by Inv In such ease on exam
nation whereof. ~ 4 ordered that all per
ems Interested In the estate vt aaid de-
ceased be notified that application ~
aforesaid has beun made. and unless thr
contrary be sh avn on or before the FIRST
day OF the next term OF this Court to In
held on the second Monday IN July, ilsO,
next. an order will bs made Tor the sale Of
the whole. or so much OF tie reui estate OF
said deceased as VIII be sufficient for the
payment of said debts and II IL further
ordered that cory hereof bo published IN
SOHO newspaper in this county for four
weeks before the next term of this Court.
state OF Missouri, T..
County OF ~. Francois. ~
. JeIv =. tsossum, Judge Of the Probate
Court held In and for said county. hereby
certify that tine foregoing Is a true cupy OF
referred to, as tho same appears al record
In my once.
witness my hand and seal of said
T.. ST. Court. Done at ofssrn In Farming
ington this nh dag ofJune, AID.
JERE =. aOssoM.
June ~, 1870. judge OF Probate.
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Southeast News.

The Democrat says prnebe, have
been plentiful 10 kennctt for the past
two weeks.
viii Martin Of Perryyillc has chal.
lengcd II. l.. Thorpe to eat pie with
him on July (.
4 Southeast paper, in an accoun! Of
recent wedding. congratulated the
bride on getting such magnificent
husband
When the stock law went Into force
IN kcunctt, the horse Of the mayor OF
the town was the iir.t ono TO be put in
the pound.
GUn Golden went Into New Home
Church, in Madison county, and say
ing 10 the crowded churuii thai he had
the small poX, created great excitement.
tie was fined $40 for his fun
Barney Murray, who works at the
Shcchan quarry ut GrInitcviile, was
recently struct by a large rock and
badly crushed on tIe Ieil si,ie, having
his collar bone and several iibs broken.
Some New York detectives found a
murderer, whom they had tracked
from Montana, IN a cave near Glover,
in Iron county, last week, aud cap
turcd him just as he WAS preparing 10
change his quarters.
Wild dogs are NUMEROUS w n err-
tain section Of Wayne county. A lit
tie girl crossing pasture near her
fathers house was attacked by one, and
her legs were terribly mangled and the
child Is In a serious condition.
A sixtcen-year.old boy, beating his
way, bad his foot badly mangled at
Neolyyilc on the goth. and he lag un.
tended nj the depot nearly all day be-
fore doctor could be found who would
amputale bis foot and dress the wound.
Reva, the lutte iive.yraE.old daugh.
ter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Clarence T.. Mot
ris, celebrated her fifth birthday ami.
yersary on goth inst. by entertaining
her young friends. There were pres
eat Misses Robbie Pipkin, Susie ilarls-
horn, l.alra aud Nellie Morris, Alma
Smith, Belle UeGrant, Edua Scimm-
ons, Nellie and Pearl Dying,ou, Mar
tina Mccormick, Grace Wood, Mia
Cloud, and Gertrude aud Edna Beard
Of Bismark; Matters Taylor Smith,
Cecil Cunningham, Raymond Nixon,
Dian Wood, Fred Asbury, Joe Lee,
Dcnnic Morris, orval Taylor, Homer
Clay, Shelf Cunningham, Van Cloud,
Dcarlo wes,over. Willie Munger. Ed
gar spaugh, Hugh Maybcrry, Glen
wood Pipkin aud Claude 0ften.
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suited i5r CL.si Executive H. elu.
cation AID training SeEc along differ
ent lines, but he was carried Of bis
Zee, b. popular praise, and that too at q
time when the senrimenl of the two
great parties was oys,alized on Bryan
and Mckinley, aHd their nominations
iur President wero as certain as nay.
thing human ran be- 10 closing his
interview. Admiral Dewey said "In
these days the people do no, select the
President, The choice j. made by =
few political leaders, who put their
hcad- together aud fix mp their slate
before the convention assemblies ''
This opinion may apply TO Mr.. Mckin-
lev, tot l'uua and the trust leaders
have complete control ol The Republic.
can party machinery: but that thcir
management aud policy are accepted
1y moim.ry 81 the voting Rcpubli-
cans !, apparent to any one who min.
gles with mad bear, them talk 10 the
case " Alr. Bryan, however. the pDlii.
zeal leaders have exercised little or no
influence in shaping the sentiment Of
the Democrats" voters The people
admire M. Bryan inr the principles be
~ boldly maintains, and have frrccd
rhr Vulitcal leaders 10 conc 'u him.
bryan j. the people caudidale--no,
the politician
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-28

The news from China Is unsaii-iac.
Ofy aud alarming, little on nothing
sha, is reliable being received from the
heart Of the disturbed Districts. In.
sormatiOn fros Chce.Eoo Of The 26th
INST. is t'at fIrce ID the allied Pow.
srs had succeeded in taking Tien. Tsin
and relieving the foreigners sho were
hcrolcaiiy defending themselves ss ainsi
the Chinese mols. From prkin the
Tuuiors are not 50 tsassuring. Il /,
yeporled that Commander Seymour.
who was moving toward that city un.
der many dangers and difficulties with
an inadequate allied i,,rcc To relieve
she haFd-presscd Foreigners, has been
captured with bis command, Iha, the
foreign ministers have len Pckin uu.
der guard 81 Chinese soldiers, aud the
worst Is feated for them. Nothing
reliable, however, has been heard FROM
there sirre The Frpor, Of the murdv,
vi the Japanese and German minis
ers and the massacre VI native Chris
,hsns and Foreigners. AL ihe nations
are rushing reiniorUemru,s 10 tho scene
si trouble aud steady stream OF for
eign troops I. pouring into China.
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Whereas, Henry Amoncti ana sarah Am.
onstt his wills. hy their certain decd of trust
dated ibs LIST day Ocioncr, 1891. ana 30.
cQried in the Recorders once 81 ~. Fran.
cots county. Missouri. in deed bonk ~, IN
| page ~. cpuvryed tothe undersigned, John
" wescoal, ali their right. title, interval
ana estate. IN and To the following described
rial estate. Situated IN the county at 81
francois, ara State OF Missouri. to.wiI
fait u1 Sot No. II, IN the town ~ Farm
inEt0n .aat lies Within the following boun-
daFfFs. to.wit, Commencing At a tpoluf on
the Torthern boundary limo % said lot, "
foSG east OF the northwest corner OF said
lot No. ~, thence south one hundred ana
Diary line OF said ~, thsncs eass rarsiIsI
with the north boundary line OF said lot one
hundred and eighteen titsl feet thence
north oie hundred and four llnIl feet 20 the
north boundary line OF said lot; thenen
west to the beginning. ExrepSlng from the
n3ovE tract thai part az said lot described
% follows; beginning az the northeast cor.
the east line vi sntd lot 10 feet, thehee west
~ feet, thntira auuh ~ feet thence east -
feet 20 tho beginning.
which said conveyance was made In trust
10 secure the payment Of a certain prufn.
Issory note IN sald deed a. trust deseribe,i /;
and whereas said note has become due and
rcui0lus nnpaiG. now therefore, ia accord
anee VIII the provisions % saii deed OF
OF taid note, viii prorped 90 sell the above
drscfihed real estate al The south frDnt door
o. the Court House. IN the city OF Farm
Layton, In the eDuntS OF ~ Francois state
aforesaid. 10 the highest bidder for cash, at
public auction. on
Saturday, the Iilh day Of July, 1900,
brtween the hours ct nine q CLOCK IN tile lore.
noon and ave o clock In theafternoon of that
Jay 70 satisfy said motto, toRrther with the
cost and expense Of eKecutinR Tits TRUST.
JOHN ". wRsCOkT. Trustee.
Dated this 2ist day OF June. tsUD.
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Order of Publication.

county a ~ rmnco,s. Sc.
In the Probate goart OF the County OF 81
Francois. april Term. no.
q. ". AnBrTts. Administrator Of
e y. ~. Mbsfts, fpcrased.
q. W. Alberts. administrator Of e. Y. II
AibertS. deceased, presents TO the Court hi
petition praying for az order for ths sais
OF 80 much OF the rrai egtate of seta de
ceased n VIII pay and satisfy tie remain
Ing debts due by said estate usad yas unpaid
FOR Want of suffiriant assets. accom- painted
by the accounts, lists and inventories ~
quired by law IN such case; upon ezanitna'
ton. whereof n IS ordered that AL persons
Interested In the estate OF said deceased b.
notified that application as aforesaid has
shown on or before the ftrst day Of this
Court, 20 be- held on the second McndnT In
Jaiy, 100, next. ma order will he made fot
the sale OF the whole, or 20 much Of the
zeal estate of Eaid deceased rs VIII be sum.
cient for tho payment of said debts and u
II further ordered thai Tits nnttre be ptib.
lished Ia some newspaper In this county fot
foar weeks before the next term OF this
Court.
State q Missouri, lm.
!, Jera s. t.ossom, Judge Of the Probate
Court, held In and for said county, hereby
certify that the foregoing lisa trase copy OF
the original order of publication therein re-
forr~d 10. as the same appears OF record In
witness my hand and seal Of said
IT., ST. court. Done at ofiicn In Farming.
ton this 9Th dag OF June. A n, 800.
JEkE =. gn@sOM.
June ~. 1890. Judge OF Probate.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby siren that sealed bids
viii b. received ~ the once OF the County
Ni"fh 70 August en-. 1900, Mp 10 2 o'clock y.
~, ios hlprnp. Maraann aud travel, BIZ
the cubic Yard. ibids for sach Kind OF said
material 10 bD aepamtely made, and aiao
Tor tach road. FOR ftprapptns. macadam.
ixinE and Kraveiing the PORTIONS Of the
following pEbklc funds, to-wit
THE ST LOUIS ROAD.
beginhinE ON; the corporation line Of the
Rad. thence running northwRruly along
the main line OF said road to the FORKS al
said n. Louis and the iiiIIsiDorO road.
THE RREDERicKTowN ROAD,
beElnnins or the corporation line cf the
wv, ot Huntington, In the center OF said
The main line Of aid rad 70 ihe ror nsS1 ~
SAID frederickiown ana Burnham Ford
roads.
TUE JACKSON Road.
IN ginning at the southeast end OF the prps
cat fnck road, thence running southeast
road 20 the west end OF Wolf Creek bridge.
the PoTOsi ROAD,
beginning al the northwest end Of present
rock road, thence running northwesiward.
w along TIE uaHin line Of said road 10 this
extent Ut the appropriation.
THE PENNINGTON ASD BONNIE TERRE
ROAD.
beginning NJ the end OF rock road south OF
waapn bridge over the NJ. N. A n. 4. Ran.
road, thence running In q suutherlY direr.
lion along main line oi sG:d ruad III the N.
fectlon OF Big River, 70 the extent OF the
appropriation.
According 10 an ouieF made aud entered
oi record IN the ~, francois County CnuFt
RerDrd. ON the nth tiny OF Iuns. lso0.
HtddeEs arc required 20 furnish with their
Hds the names Of their securities for the
faithful performance Of their work or con-
tra.t, contractors or bidders 10 furnish and
deliver au rock or Tiprnp, maendnm ami
gravel. az points en- said Ioaus rs iesiEna
ted by the superintendent tn charge. iIlds
To In npendel by the Connty Court and ron
tract awarded August elh 1870, al O'Clock
., m The Court reserves M > right to ~
,set any and AL bids.
by ORDER Of ths upurt.
June %, ieaa.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-28

The Now York Jcarual suggests as
few OF the things that voters will do
well 10 make special slady OF between
DOW aud election day, the following;
The Aiger embalmed beef scandal.
The financial coliusiou between John
ID. Rockefeller aud Secretary Gage.
The tariff oPpsession Of the Porto
Ricans.
The United STATES army ou,rsges on
sss coucr d'Alenc miners, authorized
by Vim. Mckinley.
Theft. murder snd misspansxcnscni
IN the Philippines.
FosiofIIce ras0alIiy and emhcxzlc-
nrnt 10 Cuba.
The lIay-Pannceiote treaty. BY
which we are 10 ibid an isthmian o.
nal. whsle Eaglsud commands u.
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Ne lna,cnllan q prhIie ssrilnsr..

Speaking Of the Republican National
Convention, the Boston Herald Of tbs
22d SAYS:
The convention was absolutely har-
monlous and absolutely useless AS 81
indication Of public sentiment. No
representative Of ssii-AdminIsirsiion
sentiment On any subject was given mn
opportunity even 10 get himself bissed
by the Ubscrvieni lacke!s of power.
''Such . nsiipual convention was
never before known in America
Twelve years sgo, Il would have been
the death Of any party submitting to IL.
Perhaps Il will be so How. IL may be
that there are yet some sparks u liy-
irg independence In the Republican
parry, that Il Is not moribund organ,
i1ation, composed wholly Of dic,aiors
aud cravcns.
"Ouc other thing this convention has
made clear. the substantial quality of
the alleged popularity of William Nc.
knlcy. Al the fulslme eulogies oi
bis wise, intelligent, hish-principled
and mastery stntosmanship, did not
avail to cover and conceal It's real in
lirmlty. insinoeri,y and dependence on
ADLER minds aud stoutrr wills than his
own.
In regard to Roosevelt's reasons for
accepting the nomination the Herald
says:
lit was because Roosevelt has con.
Stunning desire for public office and
doubtless be was given to understand
tina, be could not continue to be Gov
ernor Of New York Then he was
ready to take the Office he did not pre-.
fer, for which, a. he has said, he has
no qualifications and no taste, which
would be rs uncomfortable as a prison
and rs tiresnme as bore. He pre-.
icrrcd even this tyreiiremeut to private
lie
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-28
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
fur President
WILLIAM j BRYAN

JAMES 4 REEI
Alr'l"" Ht Large Nm. \. ROTuW I'll
rlrst piurirt-E. n RIchmonh, Macon 10
s.spn1 yinY ntrvur. linn county.
Third J. v suiinVvr. GHnty ruuuN
Tnurth-w. 7 jenkins, rlattr county,
Tifth-w william Gfovrs. iaiavr't" county.
sixth TdEar r. Mann bad" county
Dcseati,- Herman rutal. r'k county.
Elghtb--A. !. walker. tpayrr county.
Ngnth-O n Avery Lincoln county.
TrUih--w llfrrd Junes. 80 Louis
Llrvcnih--W. T.. Lancaster, -. inuiE
Twruih-DI ugiuc Mara. # tnuis
TIr'c"uth-J. VI Nansf'ld Wright count.
lnurtcrth-JHsse ~hcIlid.
ltftr,th Hugh puuli-, ia lfr county
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COT MY TItkET.

Bpr i!rpT' rn'1'Iyr
joins T. EH ABBY
Tgr roun'y Juisn, tiI' n'-iTirt
joins 4. ~AtIEiI
F,u Jpupfy judge. sr"u1l UIr'I,ri.
joins ~ WOOD. ~
g.. l'raa"rufing Attorney,
WALTER g.. IEN-LEl.
IuT collector D' The H"yrnu"
IHANk HrllNEp-pN.
FHr ~AHTiU
JETT y IltsHlTl
.Hr county IRE .suuT
EirH il.p MOORE.
lrf county As-'sar
~. ENINSTuN.
tug psIU'Y surveyor
-AVI H. g. \-l'l Isl.
Fur gHu'1 tuTE.I
uE INNi, 70 tN,,t.T-U
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bsI Governor
s. VI. De- htUA .' ,l,,aiiu.
tuT Lieutenant Governor
JOHN 4. LIT u -' Louis.
Fur secretary ui stat"
~NN @. t,sth 10. " ..r'.
lr state auditor
ALBERT q. ALll, ui N.H Madrid
ElT state Treasurer
" T. WILLIAM ,t IIFr'i".
tpT Railroad nnh WurrhuH '' .ffu
jos IIEEHlNEIuN ul H.al1uH.
Judge ug N" ~, IJpuis l"UIi o.! ipIsair
gI,UN&p T.. GuIDL ns fI.iEnrb
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To Gnln q Good Reputailon.

1.-The way to gain good reputation
j. to endcayor to be what you desire Ic
appear" That is precisely the man
Uer IN which Chamberlain Cough Rem.
cdy has glined us reputation rs a cure
for coughs, colds, eFODp aud wboopine
eough. Every bottle thai has ever been
put ont by the manufacturers has been
fully up To the high standard of excel.
lcnCc claimed FOR IT, People have found
tina, It can always be depended upon
for the relief aud cure Of these ailments
and that it Is pleasant and safe to take.
This has given il good reputation
wherever it has become known aud nc.
counts for us great popularity. fot
sale by City Drug Store,
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Order of Publication.

state OF Missouri, lac
County OF st. Francois, IS
In shs Probate Court for the County Of IT.
Francois. Aprti Fern, 1870
VI II. Young, fr.sllr Administrator
VI George BiiiinEsbg, Decd.
VIA. II Young. Public Administrator Of
tsaorxc nilitasshr, Deceased. presnats To
said. durexsspd 1s VIII pay aasd Hattfy tfs
reszzaiuinx debts DUE fy said estate and Jet
unpaid fcg wasn't Of sufi3rIunt assets, Mt
cofnIanied BIZ t1e accounts. iists aud IN.
yeutfp11er yEqiiifud b. INV In such case w.
on exarasssation whereof 10 IL ordered thar
ali p1egnuns tnfer<sted IN the estate of said
i<csans1 - nofli1<d that application a.
nscfUnntd lsns been mode. and unless the
3 80 g I, a il re ss s ~ III IN ss
day - Jslg. -. nszt. AZ orasr MI Be-
u fne rel ssfafs 0f satd deceasett ~ will
ri rlr1gut TOR ~ paysuFnt ~ said debts
~ II II IAKsher osssefed that this notice ~
yNsryishcd p noane nswepapeT ~ this county
lor sssr wee,s ssscrs the next term Of this
sisss ?. /, ,s, e m. l.s
oasss. Assa \ sss isr ID cnan ~ ssrsss
cerfiiy that the forexnIng 4 y irne copy u
tne of4xiusi order 81 puh&ientsun shefefls
referTed g. ~ the sanie spIsa&rsof rrcur1
Witness my hama end seal Of sasa
H.. 81 Court. Done 81 ozIcefn FaaBinK.
ton fhize<h uHy ~ tpne. a %. 30.
-. - skHh aQsson
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Charles l.. Stokes has been nomi.
mated by the rr0hibitinni,ls as their
candidate inr Governor. Mr. Stoke.
y = Southeast Missouri man, and wa,
iur number Of years editor Of the DcN.
ter Enterprise, though his home is nov
ia Mcxico, Me. OF cuursu he does
not stand any show Of being elected,
hut all who know Charley Stokes rec.
sgnizc in him clean, honorable and
Hplight man, who pursues his conyic.
sions Of right regardless Of what others
aay say.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-28

Nov b tho s:me to picshic yourself
snd family with bottle Of Chamber
hin's Collie, Cholera and Disrrhoea
Remedy. II Is almost certain to be
needed before the summer Is over, aud
" procured now may save you "trip to
town In the nigh. or In Jour buAiess
sesson. II 10 svsrywhess admitted n
b. the most sacecssful medicine 10 uss
Tor bowel complaints. both for children
and adults. No ixnsiIy can afford 10
be wi,hcu, Il. For sale BY City Drug
store.
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VINO pfrS " nm MONEY!


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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-28

The thicycry Of the Hanna ckip.
icy carpctbaggcrs In Cuba !, being
dusbcd up - much n possible by III,
Administration for fear Of rs cnccI
spsn the November election. Tho
embczLlemcnls and corrupt prodigal.
lily over there call iot immediate aud
Vie most rigid investigation and pun.
Shmeut oi the thieves, but little il
anything is being done in that dirrc.
tim.
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Executors Notice

Notice Is hereby given that letters les.
tamentnFy were granted ~. the under
signed by thn Probate Court OF ~. Trancnis
county, missouri, barring date Of Anil
Lid, iial. on the estate OF
y. q. SHRRRIII. Deceased
Al persons having claims eHainst saIl ~
tate are required 60 exhibit them tu tn,Y
EXECUTOR fOr allowance within one Yea
Irbln TIE OATS OF said letters, or they mar
be preciuded irnm any heDgft of Sati 81
Ete AMI " not exhibited for allowance
Within EwO years from the date OF said ie,
tiers, they VIII be- iarrveF barred.
eHO, l., COOLEY. f.s.,.s,.,.
G.. n. SnEnRIiL. hAec"'oFs'
Jane :. 1850