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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
Trustees Sale.

Whereas Mary Boyd, By her certain
dewh Of trust, dated the l5th day oi febru
ury taJ), aud recorded IN tina Recorder :
oslec ~ 81. franr0lS county. Missouri, in
book ". ut page i38, conveyed 10 Robert
TrtIey as TTaste- the following dnacfitlra
real estate aun lG gr1vVmentE thereon, 80
unte, lying AHs teiHg 10 the cDuHty ~ ~ 4.
fTnncuis anu state OF Missouri. 20 VII
AL 81 lot Ia hlo@k l.. town ui Lc 4dEilir .
NO. lraseJ lfoga the 80 Louis smelling n nd
tell nag Company.
VIII cit Elil soUFcynnc9 wa made IN trust
10 &scarr the payment ~ a rrrtsin pFuMis
sorry note in said daed at tpIh uescrlbud +,
ana Wdrre3a by the tgruA uf auid decd the
SAID uuta ls pAst GH0 and remains unpRll
ana Wuprtas thr aa}d ituueft k0tfcy. Isist
tee. har tcciilct 60 arf. nov, thEfu4Ire. IA
cpniuEuity with tup pggVlaiuns Of said Arq i
81 srusi nud ~ thg request ~ laa -. ,.il ho.
Ter - said uato, &, the unGb. Encd
sh'riH OF "a. Francois county, viii on
Thursday, October II, 1901,
between the hours At nine O'Clock n the
iofeuuoa hud flNu U'clorE la tn afternoon
ui that Lay, az the south .ruht door uf tisc
Court npaar, !B tine city % taruaugIun, "a
fal1 SO. Francois county, Missouri, suls nt
psbllc nurgl.n. % tna highest bidder los
cash, ali the firut, title, intUreat ana estate
vi thr a9ti Aarg b. hlyd uf, "a ANA 20 the
foregoing described real estate and lEi
ptoNsucnts thereon for the purpose OF sat.
lsiying sal1 GJte an 4 the COSTA OF ex ecmtiuE
this tfast,
JEEP, y. HIauLEY,
sheriff OF st. francois county
segtelnber 81, igui,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03

Ex.Collccior Ed Tnrlry, now Of ST.
Louis, spent couple Of days In town
this week.
Mr.. and Mp Henry Bcnlcr have
been spending the past week a. the
Pan American.
Our stock Of Shoes cannot be OK.
cclled In quality aud price. ---McCor-
mick, Sprotl & Co.
Rev. G. W. Reeves Is holding a
proiractcd meeting At GreenyllIe, which
continues two weeks.
Cut prices to begin With. Fleece.
lined undefwcsr al % cents per suit
at Moore q Oycrall's.
Mr. 81. Dutterdcld visited frcdcr-
icklowu, Marquand and Cornwall last
week on business.
A full and complete line Of choice
groceries will always be found al
O'Baunon g. Shcarlock's.
We have received our fall stock Of
Dry Goods, Shoes and Hats: Sec them
before yuu buy.-McCormick, Sproit
g. Co.
Beginning October 90, Elder Mark
Coils Of Lexington, ny, will hold a
pTotrac,cd meeting at the Christian
church.
Juhn fowl, who Is engaged lcm-
porarily on a set OF books 10 Bonnie
Terre, spent several days here the
past week.
Mr.. Perry II. Mccormick has bought
the thousand kenner residence prop.
ery In the Patterson Addition. Con-
sideratiou 1880,
Now Is the time 10 order your du.
plicate photos from the Trnppo mega
IiVcf at greatly reduced prices. Hin.
ohey's, phone 100.
Tho Fair will sell one lunch box for
Toe; one box paper and envelope
Zoe; slate Toe; Que pencil box With
CON binaliUn lock Toe.
Variability, Potatoes and all
kinds Of produce Highest market
price paid In cash or goods al Nc
Cormiek, Sprott 4 Cos
Air. A. j. Scimmoucs. who has
been travelling IN Arkansas and Texas
for some months, returned humc last
week for stay Of several weeks
Tho Fair viii sell you one quirc Of
paper for DC; one package 81 eutcl.
opcs be; QUO ink tablet Dc; one pen
Gil box Sc; Que book salchcl Sc.
State Mine Inspector Williams was
in town Tuesday, looking himself
Hgain, having fully recovered from
his late protractcd spell Of sickness.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
He Expects Il.

eff a newspaper man knew how
many knocks he received behind his
back, he would adopt another cali
Ing" said a citizen the other day.
The citizen was mistaken. The news
paper man who succeeds expects TO
be maligned by every law breaker,
swindler. hypocriie. and every lover
Of nciorieiy who does not agree with
him on public or private qaes,ions.---,
Mssieo Leger.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
HarmiRgton Times
THURSDAY, OCT. ., 1901.

All the latest books At Polty's.
Elmo Mason went to Bismarck Suu-
day.
Mis Mary Wilson is visiting in St,
Louis.
School Books aud School Supplies
It Pelty's.
Miss Edna Mason is visiting in
bismarck.
New kraut aud pickles at Moore &
0verall's.
Mr.. j D. Vance Of Jonea was 10
town Tuesday.
Go to relty's Book Store for your
school supplies.
Miss Bessie Brady spout the past
week In St, Louis.
Full line Of choice fruits at O'Dan.
non & Shcarlock's.
Mrs. Il +. Iiincbry is visiting in
ST. Louis this week.
A new line Of elegant icwclry just
received at Te'lcy's.
The best groceries and provisions
at Moore & Overalls.
Elder II. ~ Talbcrt Is spending
the week al Doulphan.
Go to Tc,lcy's TO have your eyes
,sled aud glasses fitted,
Have your pictures framed 10 the
latest styles At hinchey's,
ST. Louis Dairy Co.'s Ice Cream at
O'Bannon & ShearloCk's.
Moore & Overall have received a
large line Of fancy flannel
BRYAN Forster visited in ST. Louis
several days the past week.
For the best meats 60 TO Aulsen &
4 lbaugh's City Meat Market.
Mrs. Lucy Clark Of Slselvllc is the
guest Of Mrs. A. X. Harris
Mr. Sandy Ellis Of Tennessee Is ,is-
iuog hi, mother, Mrs. Ruoker.
Mir. and Mrs A. h. Harris were
visiting at Libcrr!yille Monday.
All kinds Of produce bought aud
sold -McCormick, Sprou & Go.
Mis-, Nelli, Stevenson Of California il
the guest OF Alis Mollic Dalton.
You will iud Martin l. tho Peoples
Best Photographer. rhuuc Ia.
We are headquarters for everything
good to cat % Baunon & Shrafluck.
SWokc sAckmau'- Hand. made CT.
EaTs The union label /, an all boxes.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03

The Athenian Literary Society will
give mn embellishments In the Opera
lluase on Thursday evening, October
l7th. a good program Is promised
and music will be furnished by the
Farming,on Orchestra, Admission 20
and So cents. Tickets on sale at
City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
Stockholders Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Grand Leader Mercantile Go. will be-
hold at their Office IN Pennington, 81.
Francois county, Mo-, on Monday,
October 18th, 1901, At Q O'Clock a.
m, for the purpose Of eleo,ing diree-
tors and for tho transaction Of such
other business as may come before the
meeting.
x. NJ. REEsE, Vice Prcs't.
J A. ZwART, Secy.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03

MIR. aud Mrs. John Crow If Libcr.
tyyillc spent Sunday in town with
friends.
Mr. A. T. Nixon leaves this morn.
ing (rhursdiy) for st. Louis 10 buy
goods.
Mere Il Overall have ono dozen
King Heating Stoves at wholesale
prices.
Miss Kate Rodchavcr Of Little Rock,
Ark, Is tho guest Of relatives here
this week.
A son was born 10 Mr. aud Mrs. c.
w. LOOMS Tuesday, but died tho
same day.
Airs. A. J. Lcalhers has been visit
Ing her daughter, Airs. Chas. Clardy,
at Niue LaAlotte.
We have Il nowl The beat fleece
lined underwear for csc per suit ut
Moore s. 0veralrs.
Mrs. l.. ID, Anthony of Frederick
town Is visiting relatives and friends
10 Pennington.
Judge ]. S. Clay aud his family
spent several days In Bismarck last
week visiting relatives.
Fresh fab every Thursday at Aut-
sen q Albangh's meat market, oppo-
site the Court House.
Miss Laura Morris, who has spen,
the past Two month"; Ia NJ. Louis, TO-
turned home Saturday.
Corn, hay, bran, oats and all kinds
Of feed, wholesale aud retail, at Nc
Coraick, SpFoit & Co.'s.
Everything Is sweet, fresh and clean
at Aalsen & Albsugh's City Meat Mar
bet. Give them trial.
Why pay fancy prices for spcctaclen
when you can get u perfec, iii for l5e.
aSc aud Doe AZ Tho Fair, Harrington,
Mo.
Mr.. III. J. Love OF Monroe. La,
en- route home from St. Louis, stopped
over 10 Pennington last Thursday
with friends.
Go to Pelty's for school books,
school supplies, day books, ledgcrs
as,1 aeeryfhfnc, In fha hook rnd ef a.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
Notice to Borers Of Ar
tesian Wells.

Bids TOT drilling one or more deep
wells, nine inches Ia the clear, i,r the
Farmiug,on City Waierwprks, will DO
received by the Board Of Aldermen OF
said city up to O'Clock p. IN. on
Tuesday, October 22d, 1901. For
full particulars address the under.
signed. chairman Of the committee on
advertising The Board reserves the
RICH, TO reject any and all bids.
J ". HIAuAN, Chairman,
Pennington, Mo
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
Cole 6 Nixon.
No DeelsiOn Yet

The Commissioners iu the righ. Of
way contest between tho Southern
Missouri Railway Company and the
II. X. 6 Is. T. Co. are slow in ar
riying at a decision. We have been
informed that they expect to be able
TO reach a conclusion next Saturday.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03

NOTICE or
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice 81 hereby given that a meeting ~
the Stockholders % the ~ Francois County
ibank VIII b. held az the banking house Of
said company ln inrminEtOH, u. Francois
cpu1ty, Ms puH, uN aus t2IH DAY uT
OCTOBER, 1876, az o. u'pIueS &. a.. tor llr
uurpl-' Of voting uHpu propositions then
ana there O. br submitted, ns follow.
ist. 10 increase the capital stock of said
lnuS from Ten Thousand Dollars as pros
lars.
~. To convert anid bank from state
into National Npnk with capital OF
Twenty nvc Thousand ppliarE,
Done by order Of ihr iiuard OF Directors.
NM, r. TAYLOR. President.
). O.. COVER, Cashier.
Dated August q. 1871.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
ALSO, SOLD IN BULK.

New Dress Goods. Domeslics, Can
ton fIanneis and itaunclctis at Nc.
C0rmick, Sprott & Go. s.
Thomas, the four year-old son Of
Mr.. Thomas y. Douthit of Anglelon,
Texas, died on The 27lh ult.
II you want a sewing machine or
sewing machine fixtures you viii find
the best ut rcllcy's ,Icwelry Store.
Miss Nellie Rushing has been visit.
lug Miss BERTHE Moon at Commerce
with her friend Miss Lillian Applegate.
Our stock Of Dry Goods and Notions,
Shoes, Hats, Shirts and Gloves is
complete. --MeCOFa'ek, sprott & Co.
All kinds Of rings, latest designs In
settings as well as plain rings, pins,
buttons, charms, chains, etc, al let.
ley's Jewelry Store.
-
The Fair sells table oil cloth at.IGc
per yard; turkey red table cloth al
26e per yard; pictures fvmed ut half
the usual price.-The Fair, Farming
ton, Mo.
mir. and AIRS. Frank Guthrie, who
were the guests Of DIR. aud Mrs. C.
X. Fleming for week, left last Thurs
day for their plantation near Point
Pleasant, La.
An ''irou Jaw man aad human pin-
cushion" gave q street exhibition on
the Public Square last Friday, taking
10 considerable coin and crowd OF
some 1850 people.
DR.. L. r. Ruff, the ST. Louis Den
tist, will be In Elylns from Wednesday
a. m. October ID. until Tuesday a.
m., the 5th, six days inclusive. o.
Zee al Crescent Hotel.
Lost, September 2sth, betweeS the
Burks settlement and Pennington, q
ladies' black leather pocket book. con
tanning about $40. Finder viii DO
rewarded b. leaving same at this
Office.
Col. and Mrs, u. T. Hollis aud
their daughter, Mrs. Lizzie shannon
Of Sharon, Tenn, arrived here last
Thursday on visit 10 Mr.. and Mra,
@. ". Hollis. Col. Hollis 10 bro
thor Of Mr. Hollis Of this place.
l.IanARY EurIcr. library VIII
be open on Wednesday and Saturday
from , 70 IL. Phrase aotico change
10 Tho day.. free 10 everybody.
Mrs. John Kirberg, librarian. Read
The books now, ~ ths library win BE-
returned December lit.
Lot and iwo-siory beilding On gravel
road, Near Carleton coliexc. ior sale.
Apply 10 Clsy, Hack q Flepips.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
s254 10

IL is reported that he was indebted
to olhar business firms TO an amount
nggregsting couple Of hundred more,
but they declined to make any deliaiie
statement, We understand that be
also owed Mr.. David Hcidleburg over
sa00 on the hotel furniture, which be
purchased from The latter when be
took charge Of the hotel. During tho
time he did business here the hotel
appeared to be well patronized by the
travelling public aud to be doing well.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
Program Of couaty ). s. cuovsu,Ien.


The following program has bsen at
ranged far the County Sunday School
Convention. to be held al the Chris
iian church in Pennington on Friday
and Saturday. October iiIh and i2lh;
FRIDAY SESSION. Pm.
Devotional Exercises. led by Rev, >. h. AIS.
worth,
me oouniry Sunday school Association. by
NJ. r. smith.
The Relation Of the Church ana Sunday
school WORK. by Rev. W J Iieye.
Discussion Of Topics Relative 10 sunday
school work home Tcrre.
appointment o; Commlttsss.
Registration OF Deleg gates.
EVENING SESSION.
o'cioek--song service.
Devotional Exercises. led by KID. u. ~ nj.
bert.
Lyric Quartet
social Service.
SATURDAY MORNING.
clock--Sunrisc Prayer Mec,ing.
O'Clock sing service.
Devotional Exsrtisos, led by Roy W. q.
Reeves.
How Shan We Arouse Enthuaiasm, by RoY.
W. Z. Thomas.
Normal mule Lesson. by Prof G o. Ma
lions.
Our Ideal sunday school ANA snort Discus,
siuns, led ny n 4. Evans OF Fiat River.
AFTERNOON sEsslON.
l;5a o'clOcS--S0ag Service.
pevotions, ic1 by Dr. 4. =. George.
How Shall We HOLD the Young Men 10 Oar
Sunday schcoisg by II. J. Hubbard. of
Desi0Ee.
Ropors from sunday schools Of the County
ilopous from County Secretary,
Experience naetluE-what Have Learned
ana What an 01lns to nor
Election OF OG1cers.
RcpoFi Of C1mmlttee on Resolutions,
Closing Conservation sery.co, led by pF. J.
j. Martin,
Al singing Ici 10y Ds. ". Z nli5t.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given that letters OF
administration were granted TO the under.
signed By the Probate tttuft OF St. rfanrnis
county, Mo-, dated the 2lth day 0i sspten
Der. tyll, on the estate OF
EDWIN T.. KEITH. Decd.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required 10 exhibit thsm 20 the
Adrginixtrairik for allowance within ora
year from the slnte ot aald letters, OF they
fnAy BE- preciudrd from any tIenefli Of said
estate: and II nut exhibited for allowances
within twD years from the date OF said let
terAfhey win b. forever barred.
CATHERINE METH, Administrative
0cfpbor 81. ROT.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
Feed Mn.

now have my French burr mill
ready for operation, on my place IN
northeast part Of Farmingto, and will
crush wheat and other gsain Tor feed
purposes Price per busliel cents,
j Il. PERKINS.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03

win Grcenhill and his brother Dan
are under arrest st DcSo,o on charge
Of numbering their sister Sadie and
John Msicy, o man who was payisg
her some attention Aitcr killing
tbam with an tx. they fired a pistol
Into the wosnds. so ~ TO make II
appear II was murder aad suscsde.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
There will be
] No interference
l with Business

I While our store building
/ is being remodeled. Our
I stock viii be kept full and
/ complete in all departin'ts,
I and we will continue to
sell at the closest prices
and to give that general
| satisfaction 10 customers
I for which our house is
I known to all who deal with
: us. Our fall stock will be
1 one of the best we have
l ever been able to offer, and
TO make room for it our
Summer Bargain Sale
will continue during the
hot weather.
Cole 6 Nixon.
yysr a,ru-yr uuu nctr,s sr,r rsrr 7syr-ps
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
To Teachers 10 Missouri.

You are respectfully requested aud
urged 10 observe the first Friday ia
November appropriately to the mcm-
Dry oi Eugene Field, the Patron Saint
Of all childhood. Programmes for lhc
day can be bad fec by enclosing q
ouo cent stamp and addressing j. West
Goodwin, secretary aud treasurer, Sc
dalia, Mo.
W. 7. CARRINGToS,
State Superintendent Public Schools.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
Bctweeu Two Days.

W +. waggomau, who has had
charge 81 the 81. Francois lTo;el foI
something less than year, bid fare.
well to Pennington and It's environ.
mcn's sometime between sunset Last
Saturday aud sunrise Sunday morning,
aud number Of people With whom
he bed dealings are probably the only
mournefs. lie had during the week
made transfer OF the hotel furniture
10 Mr. A. T.. Vale Of Mine Lalioitc.
MIR. Mcgowan packed up his other
effects and shipped them, aud Mrs.
WsEgoman aud daughter bought tick.
cts iDr East ST. Louis, H.. and left
on the $3.50 north bound train Satuf-
day afternoon. Mr. Waggoman WAS
- remain few days until Mr. Vale
was installed and got the Iun of things.
and on saturday Informed several OF
his creditors that be had sold out bu,
that he didn't care to have Il made
public just then, and asked them to
call around Monday morning with
their bills and he would pas them off.
It seems that he came into possession
Of q buggy and horse as part payment
from AIR. Vale, which he aud the
negro poner utilized in getting away
Saturday night, and he was probably
out Of the State early Sunday morning.,
Among those with whom he left un-
paid bills were:
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03

here ~ vacancy IN tue cadetShip
Of 1t. Francois coun,y nj tho State
University, which may be secured by
some Que by applying 10 Representa-
tive Bradley. lie must be graduate
Of coed high school or academy.
Mr.. Thomas LANG, Miss Mary Lang
and Mrs r. Lang returned Saturday
from an Eastern ,rip ot three weeks,
having visited The PAN American Tx
position during their stay. Mr., Miller
Of Touawanda, n. J., accompanied
them home.
McEinney's has made arrangements
With one of the largest vegetable
houses In st. Louis 10 supply the
trade here, aud will receive q full linc
fresh twice week, such rs cnuli.
flower, lettuce, beaus, celery, potatoes,
cabbage, etc.
The Christian Eudcavor Of tho
Christian Church elected officers sun
day evening. They arc J. T.. Cover,
president; Mi@ Villa Buck, vice
president; Miss Edith Harris, secre-
tary, and Mrs. J. w Buck, CORES.
pending secretary.
Mr.. Hardin Perkins is visiting his
son In Fillmore, H., aud wil! go this
week to Ficdonia, Kansas, TO spend
three months. Being one Of THE
TiMFs' ardent friends, Mr Perkins
has ordered tho paper sent him during
his absence from home.
Mr. ID. +. Reese, who has been So
iournipg out Wet for couple 81
months for the benefit Of Bis health.
will be home this week, stopping over
in St Louis to fll out the stock OF
general merchandise OF the Grand
Leader Mercantile Co.
Mr. George J, Cole has bought the
residence property Of Hon. NJ. II.
Smith On Columbia street Consid.
GRAFTON 81 300 Mr.. Smith for the
present will remove into Mrs. Lloyd's
cottage on Liberty street, until he
builds on bis beautiful site on the 20.
tosi road.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03

our venerable old friend. Squire a.
o, Blbb of Jonca, was In town last
tuesday. Although the old gentle
man is ~ years old and totally blind,
he enjoys good health aud is as cheer
iul and spIishlly as many n younger
man. We wish our old friend con
iiuued health and good cheer, and
many more years on earth.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03

The kindergarten win open Thurs
day morning wilh Miss Macarthur q
st. Louis 10 charge, Miss Macarthur
comes highly recommended and is
capable teacher.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. wm. N. Perry and Cora Perry
his Vile. ~ theI CsftalA degd at trust /,
dated tine nru day Of n-tnbtr. 800, and
recorded ga the Recorders CriCe - ht
Francois county, Missouri, o. buUk sa, at
raRH Si5, cunNcltA 90 1hs uudpIE .ueit
truatrD tine following described real tstat e
uhd improvements thnIcaa. zltHsf". Isih1
aud being IN tho county ~ NJ. Francois aAli
state pi MissoIH. 1u,Wit.
All OF lot I, block \ leased from r.. Louis
smelling nud ketiuiuR Company. lG shown
un tbeir private map.
which sald conveyance was mndr in
trust to secure the payment uf u certain
pruHiisspry note IN sald deed described
aud whereas ~ ihr terms Of salI deed OF
trust SAID notes are past due and remain
unpaid nOw therefore. in accordance
witn the provisions OF sAid der,l ui trust
ana at the Request OF tbs lpsni holder Of
SAID notes, will, on
Thursday. October 18th, 1901.
bctweeu Sue hours OF nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon ana i've clock Ia the afternoon
81 That aay az tho Aouth door uf the court
iiousv Ia TIE city ~ Pennington, IN said
county 81 ~. Francois and state 81 NlH.
souri,, SCH at public auction 70 tho highest
bidder for cash, al tho right. title ana In
tercst OF the Eaiu hnis n. Perry ana Cora
Perry his vile in and h. the above do
scrtbnd real estate ana improvements
thereonLtu safety said note ana the cost
OF executing this trust.
JEFF u. hiGiit.EY. Trustee.
september 81, 1870.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03

wanted---5D bushels OF peach seeds,
for which we will pay 25 cents per
bushel In trade.
CoLE g. NIXON.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
Administrators Notira.

Sotice q nsrsby k.vsn that letters OF Oh
minibtrngian WIRE ErnnSeh 10 thu under.
signed ny the Probate Court IT 81 Francois
county. Missouri, dated the 23d day OF
repiember. liai. on TIE estate OF
NEWTON y, RITTER. Decd.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required 10 exhibit them To the
Administrator for allowance within one
yeHr from the date % said letters, Or They
may be pres luded IRON any benefit OF said
estate ana q not exhibited for allowance
withln inu years from the date OF said let
teTE they viii be forever barred
rnus. II. STAN. Adm'r,
snptamber9J, 1911