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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30
You CAN INTEREST MN
Any Man Over Fifty

You can interest any man over
ffiy years q age IN anything that
viii make him feel better. because
While hs may not az yet have any
positive organic disease he no long
or fesls the huuyancy and eiEor -
twenty-five nor the freedom from
aches anf pains be enjoyed IN ear
Hsf years. and he VERY naturally
sJaninss With interest any propo-
slron looking % the Improvement
and preservation o. his health.
He VII notice among other things
that the stomach ~ fiftv is very
different one from the stomach be
possessed a. twenty-five. That
greatest care must be exercised "a
% What is eaten and how much q
4, and even with the best % care.
rsrs viii - Increasing digestive
vsaknsss with advancing years.
a proposition 70 perfect or TIM
fffs the digestion and azalmlla-
Ii Of food ls one which interests
% only every man Of fifty. but
sfery nan. woman and child Of any
sFs, because the whole secret of
good health. good blood. strong
rsrTes = 20 have a stomach which
ectstltusnt u the body are entire
VI promptly and Thoroughly d.
gsst wholesome food. because blood
nsrvss. brain tissue ard every other
u the product q digestion. and no
Estitine or health" food can pos
SHY create pure blood or restore
setky nerves. when n weak stom-
ass : feplenishln9 the daily wear
ast tear " the body from a mass
o. teTmeuflug half-diEestea food
No. the stomach itself wants help
snd IN no roundabout way. either
4 wants direct. unmlstakable assist
snes. such as is given By one or two
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets after
zach neal.
These tablets cure stomach tron-
BE because their use gives the stou
aeh a chance 20 rest and reeuparafo.
eas Of STARTS Dyspepsia Tablets
contains digestive elements suff-
cent to digest 1000 grains Of ofdi-
nary food such as bread. meat. eggs.
ETC.
Ths plan % dieting T. simply an
otaer name for starvation. and the
lss d prepared foods and new
ianEied breakfast foods simply
hakes matters worse. az any dYs-
peptie who has trifd them knows.
~ Dr.. Bennett says. the only rea-
son ] can imagine why stuart's Dya-
pepsla Tablets arc not universally
used bY everybody who "a troubled
y sny way with poor digestion ia
BECAUSE many people seem % think
,ast because a medicine "a adver-
Nsfd or y sold In drug stores or o.
projected By a trade mark must BE-
hlnbpg. whereas as a matter ~
,fath any druggist who Is obaarvant
.noNs That Stuartg Dyspepsia Tab
20 ~. have cured more people o. IN
oigeation. heart burn, heart trouble.
lsryous pfoatrafi0n and rundown
condition generally than all the
patent medicines and doctors pre-
s,lpuona Tor stomach trouble com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30
AT THE TAEATERS

HNAHH 81 80 ~ NJ E"N ~
George Adea sultan of -Hlu.
which opened n The Grand last
riFhf b. even better this season than
Lest hitch Is saying something
The cast is sbnnt the Some. buf In
/ diFiiAal Improvement "a noticeable
f al the way through hud the cos
tuning and scenic arrangements
tfs EsffsshiHWiE now aHi effective
WI IHh cannot be- said &C the a#Hgu-
trfWruta 81 All the productions
which eams west after strenuous
wslr through the eastern srasoa
The numerous catchy HHnas ana
dances Introduced into TIE pires 90
WITH sNihE and vine and dozen aira
run hautinEiY through the memory
after one has been ta the savage
production ~ sultan OF sulu
Thomas WHiffen a. II Rem. the
suiaH SINGS the soma 81 The
Morning After and ruhH his head
with Zee IN his own inimitahfr way.
and th. since I First Met You" that
has been rctng the rounds ~ urru-
trur circles and phanorra rh rolls Tor
the past year. rnKaiua Bll IL has lost
A'A AHN WV pr tANFH u NHHNANAA Ut
By its oruEiral role To be sure fhis
air lH straight plagiarism from
Tale ~ the kangaroo" ana there
are other songs On the pieee that nft
hair bars from other sfrr already
popular and familiar but they are
acceptable nevertheless ard there d
n limit 10 the eight notes - the
musical scale The several wives Of
the sultan. and The Boston school
ma'8ma. are all as dainty and at
trastivs az one could wish. and the
other members % the support are
al good In thrtr own nrupr Helen
Thompson does n good piece ~
character work ~ tho role ~ Gaiuiu
-the charter member. of the sui
taHH harHm. sultan 81 sulu- holds
the boards until "Wednesday niFht.
inclusive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30
Olympus bureau
Seattle Daily Star.
OIympIa. Waah.

staff correupor donoo BY Dan Dean
and Viii Window,
Tho other evening half dozen
friends OF Lieutenant Governor
Coon we're gathered about him dis
Cuaslng politics and other thiuRn
one OF the group addressed him as
governor second called him
colonel. third brother Tor
Caun u an Elk. while fourth. more
dlEulapd than the rest spoke 90
him as AIR Coon A new papur
man Joined the group and remark
ed
We'll nov. governor. here are
fogF Of your frigudH and they all
caIl you By different NAMES and
titles Lets settle II this way
Which OF the titles do yau prefer .
We'll. boys returned the gov
eruor. 'ta tell YOU the truth. ! III
10 be called Charlie best Il all .
So from now ON hia ln.imatsa viii
drop fraternity and # uill prob
ably be just plain Charlie Coon -
Here Is "A letter received BY "a
member OF che legislature from one
~ bis constituents
There is ne comment necessarily it
speaks FOR ITSELF
Il nm srguur tab os TIE senate
rial fight and uy mouth De- watering
60 sec all you boys take mad Sui
Ivan rush into the sseeuy camp
You had quite a sick % q last aum
mer. and your baby atsn. and these
things are a m expensive BE Wise
be cute la an yea do aud say. % We
VIII always b. EfHd We sent sou %
holm .Lc.I sNl.uI. aIkg L-uLLrL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

The other dominating nEure ls
, that OF Charles sweauy. Of spokane
samuel II. Piles has conquered
what we've supposed to Be lusur-
mouutabia ohatae lea. he has
triumphsd over the cunning and
wiz OF some OF the shroNdest and
most experienced politicians In the
state.
Charles sweeny has conquered
himself and bis ambitions
Ono VII Eu 10 the United statca
senate because be has won solely
, BY right Of honest decent methods
The other all stay az home b.
cause he wuald uot bFsmirth bis
name and the honor Of hia party
BY buying tbs office At So much per
vote
When sWeeny came 10 Olympia
and opened mp headquarters he
created something akin - a sem
satiou In the staid old burg HIS
cigars were the best that money
could buy. he was always ready 10
dig down Into bis pocket for
stake 20 some unfortunate scion
Who had 'bueksd the whscF' the
night before With disastrous results
There was not a man. woman or
child In Olympia who could not
so to him for assistance get
Il
Therefore sweeny waa looked
uDou az first a. a good fellow"
But aoOn be Nas spotted a. an
easy mark"
But. while Charles swceuy was
always ready 90 open up his best
bon OF cigars for the politicians.
would never refuse 10 loan a little
bunch 10 a needy laW maker. he
did not come 20 Olympia 70 buy his
way into the United States senate.
And when. after being besicged
BY the political pirates ~ the pres
eat sislature-beiug houndsd b.
those whose lust and greed Tor
money completely submerged their
honor and conscience. the Spokane
millionaire. disguised with the pc
siflon he found himself IN. said.
with characteristic biunineaa.
Here's where cash in This
zane IL not on the level I'm be-
IuE dealt marked eards'+
SweenY entered the senatorial
light expecting to win on hia rec
ord.
lie was the first Of the candidates
10 advocate a railroad commission
hIll-a measure which has met the
enforcement Of practically every
voter In this state.
lie gave more financial assistance
10 the party than ans other man Of
his means IN the state.
There are many cast side leEisla-
tors who would not be holding their
offices today had u not been for
the generosity o. this mining mil
lianaire
What failacy Of fate r. u that
brings these same roiona 10 sweeny
afterwards demanding that he-to
whom they owe their present Of
fees bride them for their sup
port7
They had pitched their tents In
the camps Of the enemy, and badly
told Mr.. swpeuy that there they
would stay until he bought them
one az a time.
Some wanted y nle-
Others demanded 5000.
And a few put their price of hon
or nj from 5000 10 $500.
Several even went 20 far as TO
threaten thai each day would boost
the price $500.
And With each day Charles
sweeny became more dlsgusted With
these political vulturea.
On Thursday afternoon came the
big crash. when one Of the men
whom sweeny considered his warm
friend and political ally, demanded
that tho Spokane man produce his
barrel" and that n be tapped at
once.
We've got 20 have it. Charlie
he stated. We cant get the votes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

PAWN TICKET NO 1I0~
The popular Iousiale company
closed it, engagement az the Aicazar
last night with Pawn Ticket No
8i9." one Of the best plays in The
Lousdale repertoire. Nellie stark.
Who has played the lead for the
company through the entire engage
meut. takes the role of Mag In this
piece. and Il e. ono OF th6 best she
has yet appeared On.
Hal Barbrr's makeup Hud acting
IN tho part Of John FfcruhaId. the
old man. WIS n good piece ~ char
8rter work and leighton Star. NJ
Uncle Henry the pawn broker. WINS
particularly good I'm the different
cha racfsr and emotional work
The fonrdalea leave tonight %
follow the IA Redmond circuit
Tonight tie Williams Opera com
uauy opens "a weeks cuEaE cement In
"Gay-Go.' musical medley ~
song. dance and romance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

Tho members Of The council are sur
fering with 'Ers6litia." Ife VIII
file a formal document 10 tho coun#
cll and Vail also De present 10 make
any remHfLa or answer any quna-
tIouH that may DE asked ~ him
after bis written statement haas been
read
Hut II will be no occasion for
akYruekelB." he dacIarfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30
a0VrR NIAGARA TALIs"

- Tx N AAAHAEAA NAaAHHH#
In over Niagara Fails" the Third
Avenue audience yesterday after
noon found their moneys worth q
thrills and o. laughter. The piece is
mafodrama and melodrnma u the
pronounced kind. but n side line or
fun runs through 10 and temperH a.
very acceptahiy. The scenic accou-
termrnfs ~ tho play ar" up to tho
advances being especially good and
rlcvarly managed. The barrel trip
over Niagara Fnlls is particularly
good piece ~ scenic arrangement.
This scene particularly delighted tho
audience and several curtain calls
we're demanded. The company IL a
capable one end several individual
hits we're made. over Niagara
Falls viii continue through the
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30
ChaS. Sweeny Turned
On Political Pirates

nEs WHO OWED THEIR VERY POLITICAL EXISTENCE TO sPo.
KANE MILLIONAIRE TRIED TO HOLD HIN UP. AND THEN IT
WAS TsAr TIE EASTERN VA sHiNoToN CANDIDATE SHOW.
10 HIS MANHOOD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

SAT IaFrffpandenee D. Dan Dean
ara Will Windorr,.
OLYMPIA. Wash. Jan. = The
t.s fight has ended.
And thrnuEh the smoke q the
fsay. two figures stand out prom
.rsatly
Ihsy are the vlrturs
oas Is samuel L. Piles. % Seat
Ia Who viii. for Dix years. repre-
SECT the state OF Washington In the
United States senate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

Lobby Gossip
tdst4a alttt pt99.lba 4ss a3lt8ts4t3t8tt bt8etssb

friendly kiss would write,
bat YOU know how SOME ~ the boys
are Just like Jim HHI then hold
Ia" sack God knows. 1 would not
steer yuu wrong Tor love or whisky.
but llfe IL short. uud II ia an oK-
peuHtFo world TO live in.
Hoping you mHy Her through the
glass darby hoping yuu nrr Wise,
as { told some Of tHr boys in the
county You were last November, Il
viii be- we'll with an your babies and
believe me- 60 be a. dumb a. an
oyster. 1 am.
Nz dear air your most absaIent
servant. '
Things az "rhe Yellow House"
have been quiet since Friday and
VIII be slow until tonight
Headers OF The Star vii rrmem
Der the yellow House b. OIymulaa
Monte carlo. and 3t present. lH the
emily gambling place allowed 20 re-
main orru within tua precincts aI
thr city.
since our last letter on abuehHe
TIE tlHor' the local authoritioa were
stricken With q atrf1H Or rrfafnl laa
closed cap every place ln town
Except the yellow tiauaH.'
GuaHmuph as this popular rendez-
vuus b. the mecca Of SOME 81 the
best known Of WushluKtou'a HoIlua.
the Olympia powers chat be- did not
summon up enough courage TO pat "a
quistHu on thla den or lniquitH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-30

Olympia 9uresu
Seattle DAILY Star.
OlymRia. ash.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-27
Wool Dress Goods.

Every indication points to tremendous Dress
Goods trade and we have planned well for it by
bringing on by far the strongest line than ever
before The magnificent selections so carefully
choseu by our buyer are equal to anything you
would see were you to visit the leading stores
in much larger places than Manning.
Our Wool Dress Goods Department is full to
overhowing Of all that's new and stylish.
Come in and see our 1905 new fall weaves in
zHenriettas, serges, Mohairs,- Broadcloths,
Waterproof Covarts, Eoleens, Bedford Cords,
Nub Broadcloths, Hugenot Sackings, Illuuin-
ated Tricots, Plain Tricots, French Twiled
Flannels, Alice Blues and Greys, Mohair Pana-
mas and in fact everything in Wool Dress Goods
that you would find in any of the leading stores
in the largest cities. Prices from zoe to 81. so
per yard.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-27
Colored Wash Goods.

No season that has gone before ever brought
out such a large and handsome gathering of
Cotton Wash Goods, such as Flannelettes, Out
ings, Percales, Cotton Broadcloths, etc. You
could spend hours looking and find it hard to
decide which particular pattern is handsomest
or most to be desired.
Some very special prices in this line. Splen-
did qualities as low as 74c and 10c yard
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-27

Dress Goods Department.
Silks, Silks, Silks Silks, Silks.


the
Silk
inchS y
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-27
NOTIONS, NOTIONS, NOTIONS.
Towels.

Always fascination about Towels. There's
double fascination when, as in this case, prices
are so much beneath values. It's the old story
-overproduction. The maker started with a
theory and had to face a, condition; he had to
realize, and IN order torealize he was compelled
to sell at a loss. The benefit goes to YOU. where
it rightfully belongs ..s.
Get yours now-prices from SC to SOC.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-27

The Just as Good as
Ours is not as Cheap
as Ours
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-27
Bed Spreads.

Visit our Counterpart section Matchless:
values loom all around. The best values for
the price anywhere in the State Have you
tested them? Never a better time than now
Prices start at 75c up to $3.50.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-27
Winter Underwear.
Linens, Table Damask, Doi|ies and Napkins.

Linens Table Danask, DoIies and Napkins.
We will follow up of the past by continuing
giving you choice selections and low prices all Linens
Table Damask Doies Napkins, etc.
Our bargain is yours if you wish to share it. Don't wait
long the goods very rapidly Disappearing quote
such low prices these goods that they very 60
RIBBONS.
Dimes do almost quarters work Ribbon department.
We feel that you will pass this department by you
find what you want at prices that please
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-27
SHEETS & PILLOW CASES,

What's the use of cutting measuring and
sewing when a made-up article can be had at
almost the plain cost of cotton Get our prices.
Don't ask how we do it. but figure out the cost.
of the material and count the work and see.
which is cheaper
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-27
White Goods.

White Goods.
We get busy when it comes to White Goods
It's not often that you enjoy the satisfaction OF
selecting from such a complete. up -todate stock
White Marseilles Piques, Mercerized Waist
ings and soft finished Madras are again used
for winter waists
We have had the most fattering compliments
passed upon the range of styles and littleness
OF price of our White Goods
Prices range 10c, l5c SOC and 25c
Dornestics.
Always on hand a full and complete stock of
Percales, Calicoes, Ginghams, Homespuns Cot
ton Plaids, Sea Islands. Bleachings etc. at
swapping dollar" prices
Quick selling and small profits prove that our
store always leads.
Our substantial goods, with our reputation
back of quality and our prestige for low prices
guarantee the values.
VIII you buy when there is a great saving2
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-07
WEST LICK.

The box social given at the
McClintic school last Friday night
was well attended; the proceeds
amounted to $158.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Is. Larue aud
daughter of near Mexico were the
guests of II. Y. Galloway's Sun
day.
Miss Ethel Stanford left Sat-,
for Kirksville where she will at
tend the Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Samuel TOrreyson-
spent Sunday at James Thomas.
Cliff Dudgeon aud family spent
Sunday at S. p. Dubray's.
James Brown and sister, MOllie
of st. Louis, are at the bedside of
their mother, who is no better at
this writing.
Harry Galloway sold a fine mare
to Bud Anderson for 1925.
Jasper Moomaw sold three head
OF mules at 5000.
Mrs. James Anderson visited
her daughter. Mrs. Luther Augle,
of Centralia, last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-07
BEAN CREEK.

The Mesdames Martien enter.
tanned callers Thanksgiving.
p. IL. Dudley and o. L. Woods
each shipped load of cattle to st.
Louis Monday.
DR.. e. S. Cave Of Mexico was
called in consultation with DIR. j.
f. Flynt at Joe Mougler's Monday
j. N. Beam was a pleasant caller
on the Creek Tuesday.
AT the farmers union meeting
Friday night the following officers
were elected to serve one wear:
G. P. Arnold, Pres G. E. Robin.
son, Vice Pres: W. 7. Arnall,
See. and Treas. q. b. Willing.
ham. Chaplain; Chas. Hubert.
Conductor; VIM. Hesterburg, D.
r.; E. E. Shay, Lecturer. D. IL.
Brown, organizer of Mon
roe county, will be invited to in
stall these officers Dec. 10.
Henry Stuart got his nose brok.
Gu Saturday morning while putting
a halter on a young cow.
Rev. j. w. Trower, of La
Grange, Mo-, filed his pulpit at
lakewood, Hannibal, coming here
to help Rev. w. D. Pulls in a Sc.
RES OF meetings at Union, south
west of Mexico, but owing to sick.
ness of Bro. Pulls the meeting
was postponed indefinitely.
z. G. Ackerman took a load of
turkeys to Martinsburg, getting
lie per Id. G.. b. Willngbam
and son took three loads to Wells.
vile, getting 13c per Id. Mr. w
says he made $40 that day and
had the privilege of splitting
where he pleased, by George"
Ernest Hesterberg Is sick with
stomach trouble.
DR.. Flynt and wife are enter.
tanning a new girl since Thanks
giving.
" w. @NLohS VI nay 70. was q
pleasant caller on the Creek
Thanksgiving; said be was max,
ing New Years calls,
,o. Lneoaore' !E..5ampian shipped two
.-..us of cattle Tuesday.
Mr.. Breymer is on the Kansas
City market after cattle to eat his
large crop of corn.
j. e. Hodge bought male hog
from the Powell's Ford herd for
$50. Pete Erdel one for $25. Glad
to see our young men interested in
high class stock these hogs were
sired by Meddler 2nd, full brother
to the Grand champion and Sweep.
stakes of the world.
r. l.. Heller and son, William,
have purchased the store at Moli-
no. Mr.. Beamer gives possession
Feb. l, 1906.
Chas. Robinson sold 10 hogs to
Chas. Arnold at 41Ic.
The little daughter of Joseph
Mongler is seriously ill of erysipe.
las.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-07
Choice beef by the quar-.
ter, 5 to &c per Id.
F. A. SANNEBECK.
SUN RISE

Mr., John Willis of Blooming.
ton, ILL.,, is visiting his brother,
j. V.
ChOs. Hinegar sold IS head of
fat hogs last week.
Miss Lena Lawder came down
from Mexico to spend a few da US
with home folks.
Bruce Piper spent Sunday with
John Baker.
The Thanksgiving supper given
at Benton City was a great sue
cess. Amt reed $62.
Paul Poggenpohl is now our
night operator at Benton City. y
Captain j. G. johnson and fam.
lily of Tampa, Florida, are visiting
home and friends. Expects to
stay two months.
Mrs. Maggie Romans has been
visiting in Fulton.
Jim Harrison Of st. Louis visit.
ed his sister, Miss Ped Harrison.
Ethel Willis was kicked '~ ao
mouth by a mnlA Wv od hro 80 imO ..
vuU one tooth, injuring another
and cutting her upper lip severely.
PoGGENPoHL- PIPER.
Again the sweet mueic of we'd
ding bells has been heard in our
midst.
At the BRIDES home 81 miles
southeast of Mexico, on Tuesday
evening, Nov. %, 1905, at 8
O'Clock, Mr.. Paul Poggenpoh and
Miss Rae Lucile Piper were united
in marriage by Rev. A. w. Koken-
doffer. The ceremony, which in
cluded the regular marriage cere-
mony combined with the ring ser.
vice, was very beautiful and i'm
pressive. After the ceremony de-
liciOus refreshments were served
Numerous handsome presents were
received.
The bride looked charming iu
an exquisite gray silk gown, her
only ornament being white carna-
tions and Marechal Neil roses worn
in her girdle. The groom wore
conventional black with white
waist-coat.
1t was a beautiful home we'd
ding. The guests were Mrs. Park
err, aud Mrs. Criger, Taylorville,
ILL.,, Mrs, Cain, Bates Co., aunts of
the bride, Mr.. aud Mrs. Cal. Bar
mes, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith, Mr..
aud Mrs. Sam McCuIluch, Miss
Marall, Vandalia ,MissCarrie Baker,
Miss Carrie and Linnie Miller and
Messers Byron Bradford, John
Baker and George Miller.
Mr.. Poggenpohls home is in
Kansas City. He is a telegraph
operator of unusual excellency aud
is a young man of clean habits and
high noble manhood. He has
many friends who congratulate
him on winning one of our sweet
est aud accomplished young ladies
of high pure ideals whose chief
JOY will be in reigning supreme as
queen of his heart aud home.
We are glad to know their flu
ture home is to be 10 Benton City.
Welcome to our midst. May the
life thus begun,
Glide with pleasure smoothly
on. May the VOWS so solemnly
taken. Never ~ life, a sign
Awaken. Thus may Joy and peace
and love surround your life until
you go above.
BIC.
CAMrA mH
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-07

state OF Missouri In the circuit court
County of Audrain January Term, 1906
Alexander Carter, Plaintiff,
Tho unknown heirs dovisees or assigns Of
JamesSims, deceased, and all persons who
might claim by, thru or under him or
them, Defendants,
Now on this 10th day of November, 1905,
comes plaintiff and files with the clerk of
this Court, in vacation, his petition duly
verified by affidavit OF plaintiff, wherein
among other things. plaintiff states that
he holds the title 10 the following
real estate
lying, being and situate In the coun-
ty of Audrain and State Of Missouri, to-
wit:
The northwest fourth Of the southeast
fourth and south west Or, OF south east
or. of section eleven u1l township fifty
one (51), range nine (0) west.
That the title to said real estate has
vested In him by limitation under the
provisions Of Chapter 49 sec
tion 426s of the Revised Statutes of Mis-
souri,, for 1899: That there appears Of
that Of plaintiff and that James Sims Is
dead. Plaintiff states that no verify be-
lieVes there are persons who might claim
said real estate, the subject matter of
this petition, as heirs, deVlsees or assigns
Of said James Sims. deceased, or by
through or under him or them, and
whose names he cannot insert herein be-
cause they are unknown TO him and whose
interests he cannot describe because they
are unknown TO plaintiff but as far as his
knowledge extends their interests are de-
rived from said james Sims. deceased
his heirs, devlsees or assigns.
1t Is therefore ordered