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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
THRU coNsTTTrTToNAL AMEND
MENsw

THIRD CoNsTtTrTToSAL AMEND
MENT
SENATE JOINT AND COScURRENT
RESOLUTION submitting Co tho quali-
hed voters Of Missouri an amendment
10 the constitution thereof concerning
taxation.
H. q ~ }red ~ ne s,aass re- Huai, OF Rep.
rssrsfa Tres ssurrias fArrsia'
That at the general election 10 be- held
w this state on the fFrt Tuesday after
the Nrut Monday In November. 4. n. 1890
there shah be- rGhnlttot Tor adoption
Z" ~" qualified voters ~ tho state. the
following constitutional amendment. to
wit.
Section l. That article ten nM of the
constitution Of the state ~ Missouri be-
md The snmc T. hereby amended by add
Ing thereto two 81 nov sections. To- be
known ms sections p and . which are In
words md nEIrcs NJ follows
Section p \ mortgage deed Of trust
contract or other obligation hy witch
debt II secured. shall flr the purposes
~ HF4~sHurnt md taxation b. deemed
and treated as an Interest 80 tho property
affected thereby. tyr-pt up In railroad
Hnd other uulsl hubble rnruHTutiUus. for
which provision has nirprdy hren made
10y law, In case ~ d,hts Tp secured the
,A'u" ~ tn" rrpurr'y affected by such
mortgage, dr'd N trust. contract or ohil-
r1tiuu. lees the value IT such security
shpit h.. rssossrd sud taNod tn th. owner
~ the property In the manner herelu-
uN'tF 10 NF IfnNfhfN NN INV. uuN the
value ~ such security shall h. assraxed
and taxed 10 the owner thereof. IN the
ruurfN city ur other local subdivision
in which The property affected thereby Il
situate The taxes 80 lsyind shall be- a
Hen uUun the property uuh security. and
NAV be uuid hy either marty 10 81, & -t--
rur'tr. " paid Nv tn owner ~ tho 49,.
yurity. the tuN - levied upon the prpn-
,rtv M ctst thereby shall become part
- tho drht s0 81: n the owner ~
the property shall pay the tax 80 levied
uu such security, Il shall constitute a
payment thereon. and To- the extent nf
such payment full discharge thereof:
Provided. that IN an such eases the In
trr'st NJ thu owner ~ the HrCuri,y rs
well as that ~ the owner ~ the property
affected 10y such mortgage. deed ~ trust.
contract or obligation. shall be assessed
not" or other obligation secured. h cn-
tiflsf ~ q credit hv payment made on the
PRINCIPAL thereof the aEscssahle ynlup II
the owner n tho security. upon tho fact
being made known tp th" Assessor prior
80 $50 r-a"Ssmet,i. shall be diminished
hy the amount 81 such payment. and the
nrsCsHRhlc value ~ the owner ~ the land
a. other property. currcHpordinciy In
creased. the intent hereof being ~ pIncp
those interested In any way In such land
nr other property. on the plane % absa-
lutte equality a. to taxation.
Sortinn q Every contract here's ftcr
made ~ which n debtor II obligated to
pay any tax or ns--'ssfncnt on money
loaned. ar IN any mortgage. deed ~ trust.
or other Hen. shalt, CO to any Interest
Hp'cihrd therein and "a to such tax or
assessment b. null and void.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
FIFTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION submit.
tihE 60 thr qualified voters Of the afats
ot missouri an amendment to the con-
tutution thereof. authorizing All nppFo-
pTlhtlon BY the general assembly from
&c sinking fund for the purpose % exc
nlhlilng the resources, products and In
Asstfiss OF Missouri IN the celebration
OF the Louisiana purchase centennial.
ne ~ rssaiFed ~ the ssaais. fAe Hsass u gsS.
re@HsSfirsf coScHrTiBg EAorslal
That at the General election to be- held
q the Tuesday next following the firat
nonday In November. A, D. nineteen hum
aFeu. the following amendment 60 the
constitution Of the state OF Missouri atl-
thogfHinR the appranria tlon by the gene
sral assembly from the HinkiHE fund for
the purpose 81 exhibiting ,he resources
prnluctE and Industries Of Missouri In ~
ccishrAtlnn % the Louisiana purrhR ae
centennial. shall be submitted 10 the
onaiiiied voters OF the state
Ihat section Is Of article Nv Of the CON
stitntion 81 Missouri b. amended by add
va ti1 following words, Go wilt. Pro
sloTd that the general nrretnbiy shall
nave IN" power 70 appropriate from funds
th N" state sinking fund being the pro-
reFdH ~ the tax authorized under section
u OF article \ OF the constitution to an
amount not exceeding one million dollars
Tor the exhibition ~ the reHaurcrs pro-
ducts and industrisH Of the state IN the
centennial celebration % the Louisiana
purchase in the city Of 81. Louis"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
srATr OF nfIssnTnr-,r

I. ALEXANDER A. t.EsrEt-R. secrc-
tar- - State of tho State 81 Missouri.
hereby ctrtify that tie foregoing are full.
true and complete, c,2ples, of the concur,
Assembly of the State nf MissouTi-Ftrrt
Constitutional Amendment entitled:
JOINT AND CONCURRENT REsOLt'-
TtOS No I To- repeal section y ~ ar
tlcle . ~ the constitution and adopt In
lieu thereof new section Second con-
stituti0usl amendment. entitled. JOINT
ANb CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
submitting to the qualified voters OF tho
constitution thereof concerning revenue
and taxation" Third constitutional
amendment. entitled. SENATE JOINT
AND CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
submitting to the qualified voters 81 Mis-
souri, an amendment to the constitution
thereof concerning taxation" Fourth
constitutional amendment, entitled:
CONCURRENT REsOLTTtON submit.
tins to the qualified voters Of the state ng
Missouri an amendment Co the constItu-
tion thereof authorizing the issue Of
bonds by the city of 81. Louis for the
purpose of aiding the corporation organ
tied for the purpose ~ celebrating tho
isnuisiana purchase centennial In Knid
city" Flflh constitutional amendment.
entitled: CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
submitting TO the qualified voters ~ tho
state OF Missouri an amendment 90 the
constitution hereof. authorizing an nppro-
priation by the general assembly from the
sinking fund for the purpose Of exhibiting
the resources, produtbE and Industries
Of Missouri IN the celebration Of the t.nui-
Hiauh purchase centennial" Sixth cun-
stitutional amendment. entitled: Joint
AND CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO.
amending section "A Of article 2 IL the
constitution by adding a pruviso iherrto:"
and Seventh constitutional amendment
untitled: Joint AND CONCURRENT
REsOI.UTlON TO amend section "a N ar
ticie Of she constitution 81 the state Of
Missouri; AZ appears by comparing the
same with the original rolls Of aaid con-
current resolutions now on Ole. an the
law directs In this Office.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, here
unto Get my hand and Rffix the GREAT
SEAL OF the State Of Missouri Done al
ONCE in the City df jefferson. this If
teeu;h day OF September. A. ~ 1900
tSeei) a, A. LEST Eur
Secretary Of State.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
HAZEL RUN ITEMS.

Still dry aud needing rain 10 thi,
section. Farmers can't plant or seed
until we have rain. Corn badly dam.
aged 10y our s-weeks drouth; not more
than half crop Of corn can be cx-
pecied. Pastures shOr; meadows In
bad condition. Most all the young
grass fed stock being sold on the down
market except hogs, which are very
scarce aud worth big money.
Marion township congraiulatcs her.
self ON the capture Of the great show
COW, Hattie n, the queen Of the re-
nuuwed A. H. Harris herd uf near Lib.
cttyIillc, Mt Narcis AuBuchan being
the lucky farmer, placed her IN his
gilt edge herd Of blpoied beauties near
French Village. Haiti, X Is richly
bred aud QUE Of the haudsomest indi-
riduals VIC have ever seen. NIrcis
knows his business, and only buys top.
pers, that his coming herd will be eN-
eelled by none Ia the State.
Farmers doing bu, little; only work
lug up their Sorghum crop, which is
the ncNt thing 10 hog killing times.
Send uu, the little brown jug for your
part.
Jim Smith Ilighlcy bought several
good lunches Of feeding cattle IN hi,
section h.t week Jim l. a hustler
aud Il pleasant gentleman 10 deal With
I'D Harrington bought of Judge Pc
ter Auliuchcn a Young mule that is a
topper; price cas-. Va knows what
mules will be IN few years.
Nil: Cosingion !, building an add.
ton to his residence which will add
greatly to the appearance Of his farm
O. S. Edwards Of DeSoiu was 10
Hazel Kun last week looking up fat
stock for II. Louis markets.
Il is softly whispered that we will
have a wedding soon in Hazel Kun.
Every body guess.
Marion Horn !, building a nice resi-
denee on bis farm, lately purchased Of
his father
Kennel, Byinsion aud Frank Deem
were in NJ. Louis last week for pleas.
urr.
Miss Florence Kennedy spent several
day. visiting friends near Bonuc Trrrc. |
viii Lambert bough, Of Albert Au- .
Buchun handsome black saddle horse
W. A. Kennedy has a pen Of good |
fat hogs which be will ship SOON.
George Grniu bought bunch Of fat
hogs Of viii Ashburn last week.
Joe aud John JAM, are feeding 50
head of good hogs for market.
J. y. Kennedy aud son, Joe b.,
left for ~ Louis last week.
Shelf Horn went to Pennington on
bushes, last week.
FAUNER
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
Probate Court Docket, October Q, 1900.

Mary Hrearron, minor. 4. u. Ross. curator.
Nellie johnson et al, minors, JOHN Lyons
rurntur.
rator.
Lucinda nootry insane, Richard Jones. Gu.
rator,
Nora koen ct al, minors. n. nighiey. Gu.
rutor.
simeon Burch. minor. J. c. Ellington. Gu
rator.
Fth-i Perry, minor. y. T.. kei..:, c::-.::c=.
jas. Horne. minor, ". II. Young. curator.
Luther X. Meredith, minor, W. ~. Young.
curator.
Stella DeGTsnt. minor, Alex. DcGrant, Gu.
Riihn Cartee, deceased, ". G, johnson, al
Ininistrator.
Moses i,endergrass. deceased, Laura ppn.
dergrasa, administrator
kosxuth ana FRANK Weber, nifToFs, Annie
q, Weber, curatrix.
fcarI Hunt ct al. minors. Henry Hunt. Gu.
Emnn Haser. minor. lott Grimm. curator.
j. u. liarnieie. deed. j. 3. 1lay, admir-.
kim j. Kline, insane, John Kline, quar-
dian and eurater.
chas. Taylor. minor, Newton p. Ritter, Gu
l. d. walker. minor, 8. q. Walker. guar.
dian and curator
Naive Williams. minor, t'eo. X. Williams,
JERE s. Gos<0N, Judge.
Z. Z. WILSON. clerk.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
SIXTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND

SIXTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT
JOINT AND CONCURRENT REsOLJ'-
TON No. 3 amending section = 81 ar
ucle 81 ise constitution By adding q
proyiEo thereto.
f. q rsss'rsi b. ne SsAais hs Rosse Of n p.
rrssH'sfirss rarfesrvipa fsrgsis'
That ut the general election ia ~ held
on Tuesday next following the frvt Mon
day ia November, A. y. iiso that the
following amendment TO the constitution
81 the state 81 Missouri. concerning grand
Jurtcs. b~ Eubsaltted to the qualified voters
~ said state TO wit Amend section -
nt article % the constitution 81 the state
o. Missouri by the addition thereto. after
the word hill In the last line o. said
section. the following; Provided. how
ever. that no grand jury shall be con-
Nehrd except upon an order OF Judge
81 a court having the power TO try and
determine felonies. but when En assembled
ouch grand Jury shall have power To In
Nesiigatc and return indictments for all
character and grades ~ crime" 20 that
said S~ction. 10 50 adopted. nhall read as
follows;
section y. Trial hy Jury Tnviolatc--
trial by Jury, aE heretofore enjoyed, shall
remain inviolate; but n Jury for the trial
81 criminal or civil caees. IN court not
Of record may consist ~ lrfs than twelve
men. ~ may bc prescribed by law. Here
after a grand jury shall consist of twelve
men. any nine Of whom concurrlnF may
IND an Indictment or true bin: Pro-
ylded. however. that no grand Jury shall
ho convened except upon mn order OF a
judgc. ~ a court having the i,ower TO try
Scmbicd such Ernsd jury shall have
power tp investigate and return lEt:S:-
mcntH for all character and ErudcH OF
crime
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
GA:ess Cello.

Mr. II. Sewer, n carpenter aud
builder Of Kenton, Tenn, when sniff.
ering Intensely from an attack Of BIZ
ioas collie. sent to nearby drug store
for something 10 relieve him. The
druggist sent him q bottle of Cham
bcrlsin's Cholera, Collie and Disrrhocs
Remedy, three doscs of which effected
a permanent cure. Similar cures have
been effected by thiS remedy In almost
every ncighbhrhood. IL Is tho only
remedy that can be depended upon iu
the most severe cases Of colo and
cholera morbus. Aioss druggists know
this aud rceommeDd ID when such .
10 called for. For sale By
City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
SEVENTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND


SEVENTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT
JOINT AND CONCURRENT RESOLU-
TtON TO amend section q % article .
81 the constitution OF the state OF Mis-
souri,
Br II rssairsi Jg ne Ras Of Representation
III NraaS nrprriag hs-sls'
That NJ the general election to b. held
on the Tuesday next following the first
Monday In November. A. - isN. the fol-
lowing amendment 70 the constitution
~ Missouri, concerning the grand
jury and right ~ trial by jury shall be
60 wit: That section - ~ article . ~
the constitution 81 the state ~ MlsH1uri.
he amended by adding After the word
law In line THREE ~ said srrtiun. tho
following: and that a two-thirdH ma
jnrity Of such number prescribed b. law
civil cases And that In the trial by jury
81 all civil cases IN courts NJ record. three
fnurthr ~ the members ~ the jury com
curing may render n verdict !" 30 that
said section ~ the constitution. when
amended shall read ne follows % wit:
Section ~ Tho risht 81 trial by jury,
~ heretofore enjoyed, shall remain tn
and criminal cnSrs IN courts not ~ record.
mny consist ~ les than twelve men Aa
may hc prescribed by law. and that n
two.th'rds majority ~ such number pre-
scFihed hy law CnncurrinE may render n
verdict IN all avn cases. and that In the
trial By lury Of al rivll cases IN courts
nt record three fBurthH ~ the members
nf the Jury concurring may render ver-
diet. Hereafter grand Jury shall con-
Fist 81 twelve men. any nine NJ whom
cnncurrlnR may lind an Indictment or a
true hlli
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
'iarbury and Anthony at Bonnie Terrc.

Mcssrs. u. II Marbury and " ;.
Anthony spoke Mt Bonnie Tcrrr on Wed.
ncsdAy evening Of last week under the
auspices Of the lionnc rrrrc Demo.
cratic Club. The Star says Of their
speeches:
"Mg Marbury talked for over an
hour, dcY"ting most Of 1T. Time to al
expose ct the misIalcmcnts made by
Mr.. Flory. MIR Marbury was exceed.
lngly temperate aud lcnIent in dealing
with Mr tIury, when 1t i considered
that Mr.. f!ory devoted nearly his Gu.
tire speech to Dcmocralc abuse. Mr.
Flory was shown up for " hat he is aud
his statements were all thoroughly aN.
pIodcd. Mr. AIarbury closed with
review Of the county ticket and an ap
peal TO laboring men to vote for john
l.. Bradley, who, as a legislator, had
the eight hour law passed and always
voted right on Nil questions.
"Mr, Anthony spoke for over an
hour, dcyotIng most of his time to an
eloquent and abba discussion of national
issues. Mckinley's yaclllaliny aud
hypocrticai policy was kindly but
clearly shown up, aud the issues were
fairly aud squarely presented aud cx
planned. The Republican policy Of
government by injunction WIS treated
at length, and it, use by trusts was
explained. The Coucr D'Alene affair,
In which Mckinley used United States
soldiers 10 wrongfully hold citizens
without the right Of Trial was skelched
DO ;hc rank aud file Of Republicans
support Mckinley in recognizing slay-
cry under the American fltg in the
Philippine archipelago? do Ameri.
cans favor Mckinleys denial TO the
Porto lticans the sans rights our fore
fathers fought for In l51G, as cmbod.
led In the Declaration Of Iudepend.
nnceo DO laboring men favor large
standing army rs asked by Mckinley.
IN order that he may use troops us he
did TO crush labor IN the Couer D.
Alene's.
"All Democrats are much pleased |
that Mcssrs. Marbury aud Anthony did
not resort to abuse or yilification In |
10 dealing with either Flory or Nc
hinley. The gentlemen have set a
high example Of honest, siragh,for-
ward, plain argument, that will be fol.
lowed throughout tie campaign. The
hsiwecn Flory' s abuse aud the |
able and eflicien; presentation of plain
ruth aud facts BY Messrs. Marbury |
aud Anthony, Is somewhat striking. "
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
tie Owes Ills Lille 10 The FeFeihoHsht Of
CempaHion.

While on camping trip In Webster
county, Mr.. s. |. stump of Norman
town, ". Va, had severe attack of
bloody fax. lie says, IL firmly be.
Ievc that | owe my lie TO the fore.
thought Of ono Of the company who
had taken along bottle Of Chamber
iain's Collie, Cholera and Diarshoca
Remedy" Moral. Procure bot.
tic of this remedy before leaving home.
1t cannot be obtained when on hunt
Ing, fishing or prospecting trip.
Neither can Il be obtained while on
board the .ears or steamship, aud at
such times and places Il Ii most likely
to be needed. Tho safe way is to have
u with you. Thousands Of travellers
never leave home on journey witbou,
II. For sale by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
Proposed Amendments 10 Ii:
Constitution Of Missouri.
FIRST CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND

FIRST INSTITUTIONAL AMEND
AiENT
JOINT AND CONCURRENT REsOLt'-
IioN NO. 7 Go repeal section ~ %
tSticis : Of tho cunftituti1n ana ADOPT
~ lieu thereof new section.
Ne q fssairsf 81 fss Ssua,s. ~ .sass " Rep.
fea afnfarss esHfarrtAS herds.
That at the general election 10 be held
on tuesday next following the first Mon
Gay ~ November. a. D. 1914 that the
Following amendment To the constitution
~ tha state ~ Missouri concerning prose-.
CutiOn Tor crime be Huhmittrd 10 the auall-
NED voters Of said state. 20 wit: Strike
out the whole Of section ~ 90 article az,
the constitution nf the state OF Missouri
and adopt In lieu thereof a new section
90 h~ known a. section r. article z o.
said constitution. and TO be IN words and
figures nR follows.
tSeciion L. No persnn shall BE- prose
cuted criminRily for felony or fnlsdr-'
mcnnur otherwise than hy indictment or
Information. which shall ho concurrent
remedies, but this shall not b. CONSTRUED
20 apply 10 cases arising IN the land or
naval forces or 81 the militia when In
actual service In time % war or public
danger.
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Order of Publication.
ofiieelp hcCormiek Building


state 81 Missouri.
county Of NJ. Francois, ~
A the circai, Court. November tern, isoo.
TIE state OF Missouri, ~ the relation ana
% The VS. ui hi H. Tur,ry. collector ni
Plaintiff,
versus
John ". TRusias, Henry II. wrrnse. In.
TenEn y johnson. l.. e. Nwaync and 81
Louis Land and Building Association. pr.
Now al this day comes the pia,ptIfr
~ herein, by his attorneys, Merlin pip.
Aih hha itntFfT y sNihk ana nlVs his peii.
ton ana andavit. alleging. among other
thinRs, that the defendants are delinquent
Tor the State and county taxes on the
southeast quarter ana the northeast uuartrr
ni thr southwest quarter and the southeast
quarter Of the northwest gunFtpr Of sect ION
= toMrshlp a range \ east and that The
detcndanfs, L0rrnEu D johnson and T. r.
~Wnyne are non residents OF the state OF
CLERK In vacation that said uefcnannts
tNronEn . johnson and I. T. Swayue he mo-
tinvd ny publication that pninfiff has com
nrnct7i suit against them In this court
IN" OBJECT ana general nature 81 which IL
to recover back taxes ON the sontheast
quarter aud the northeast quarter 81 ths
s'uthWrsi quarter ana the southeast quar-.
ter o. the northwest quarter. all tn section
., township %, mnHs east. containing M
the aggregate ~ acres for tine years ler
issi, isji, is- and lSp. amounting 10 $40 b
anu ANt.ll hlAfrb lNf fAlu lAlFuuEh ,. John
SIN and l. 4. ~wayne IL ana npptnr nj tbis
court, al the next term thereof 10 h, h..
EHu anu holden az the court house ~ tho
sly ~ larlninatnn, IN said county. nn the
lth duy ni November next AMI ON ur be-,
Tor" the third dag ~ said term n the term
sttnil ~ Yong cuBtlnuC-nnu n not. then ON
uF b,iutc the last day uf said tprm-unsvpr
OF plead 20 the i~iitiun In said cause thu
sainr VIII De tHkvn as confessed ana iudH-
int-nt will be- rendered accordingly And n
is turlhrI ordered, that q COPS hereof br
published, according to law, On The Farm.
IhIt'h Times. o uDNspap"r published la
said county ~ u fuuruis, Tor Lnur weeks
surcCssiFcIy, published nt least unrr a
week. tho last iUscfttpn 90 L.. nt least az.
teen days before tho nTei day at said next
November term ut THIS court
j. Z. WILLIAM. tIrrult CLERK.
tue Cuuy from the record
witness ny hand. and seal OF
u. :. thu 'uit tpurt ~ ~ Francois
county THIS ri day Of August
$50.
.. }. &. WILLIAMS. Circuit CLERK.
August ~. iuD
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
Order of Publication

state ~ Missouri,
county Of ~. FmnCpis. "
lHtle tifrult Court. November term f1a1
The state Of Missouri. NJ the relation ana
10 the use OF IA -. Hurley, Collector ox
the Rcycnn" 81 -. Francois County.
Plaintiff.
versus
,. u Krnnctt, whit" hrnncit. Mndva Non.
nett, Agnes h. Brent. Thuz. g. Brent
loitie X, frusi, ond unknown heirs III
John casey, Defendants
NOW ~ TITS hRy comes the pluinilw
~ herein, by his attorneys, Merrill iqp.
KIN ana Hobart ~Tink, ana fies hts petl.
ton and arliayit, alleging, among other
Things, that defendants b a. krnnett
White BENNETT. Mndge krnnrit. Nwnps n
Brent, ThuS, G. nrpnt, lottip H. Frnst
anu the unknown heirs ~ John casey ar,s
delinquent for tie Stntc AMI county taxes
on the southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter OF section ~. township ~ range
east ana that they are non residents ~
lhe Niate OF missouri. whcrrupon, Il IL or.
d"f"u ~ the CLERK In variation that said
defendants ~ notified by publication thnt
plalhtlH has commenced a suit against
Them IN THIS court. the object and general
nature OF which H. to recover hack taxes
for the years tsN. Ike. ls'r IsN ana Is,n
upon the southwest quarter uf the north
east quarter OF section y. township r.
range east amounting In all to- 81 OF and
that unless the EHid defendants hr aud an,
pear ut this court. nj the next term thereof
10 bp begun and holden az the court house
w the Guy OF fannlnRton, ~ said county.
on the 18th day Of November next, ana on
or tctofe the thiru day Of said term II the
term shall 20 long rnutinuq-anu ii not
then on or before the Inst dny Of snid term
answer or plead 20 the petition IN said
cause, the same VIII be- taken as cOnfegsrd
anu JuiWuent viii De rendered accord
inRly. ana u 4 further order esl that q copy
ner"Ui be puhllihrd, according 20 law, In
Inf FntminRtOn Times. q newspaper pub.
lished tn said county OF ~. Francois for
Tour weeks sucressively published at least
once week, the last insertion 10 be al
least hitcen days before the first DAY Of
SAID next November term Of this court.
j. q. WILLIAMS, Circuit Clerk.
\ true copy from the rrcOui
Witness my hand aud seal az tho
u, Circuit court OF ~. Francois
county, this I'd day Of August.
tln.
}. 9, WILLIAMS. Circuit CLERK.
August ~ 800.