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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-29
Fifth race. mile-Gauze.

Fifth race. mile--Gauze. s7; Fox Mead. 96: Intense, 94; Santon, 1O3; Martha German, 94; Estrada Palma, Ill.
 Sixth race. mile and fifty yards, selling-Safety Light, Jim Hale. For tunate, 101; April Showers, 1O4: Tur- rando, le6; Gracious, Brown Vail, Sis- ter Lillian. 101; Small Talk, 106: Mem phian. 10s: Lady Belair, Falklands, l01; Rankin, 104; Doeskin, 106.
 Seventh race, six furlongs. selling Merces, Euba, Pancratis, The Pet. s9; digger, Quiz II, Marco, 100; Jack Rat lin, 1O3; Norwood Ohio. Sheer. 1O4; Major Carpenter, Optional. 105; Sid Silver, 113; Censor, 116.
 Rival Race Meets for New Orleans.
 Louisville. Ky, Oct. 2S.--President Matt J. Wynn of the American Turf As- sociation said last night that the winter meeting of the American Turf Associa- tion in New Orleans will begin Thanks giving day November 30. It is un- derstood here that the winter meeting Jockey Club will begin on the same day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-29

Richmond, Va. Oct. 2s.-virginia Polytechnic. 35; University of North Carolina, 6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-29
TECHS LUCKY VICTORY
CUMBERLAND WAS DEFEATED BY
 EIGHTEEN POINTS.
Beismsn's Men Were Apparently Out played by Lebanon Giants But Fortunate Openings Gave Them Gsme-Tennessee Pushes
 Sewauee.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 2s.--Apparently outpIayed by Cumberland. Georgia Tech took advantage of three good o. Billy" Wilson, Clarke and Day did the scoring for Tech. The line up:
 Tech-Sims, center; Selman, right guard; J. Brown. left guard; W. Brown, right tackle: Luck, left tackle; Sweat, right end; Day and Roberts, left end i: Butler, quarter-back; Billy Wilson, right half back: Red Wilson, left half back; Clarke. full back.
 Cumberland--Whit center, Smith. right guard; Denton, left guard: Vim berly. right tackle; Rice. left tackle: Bogle. right end: Gill, left end; Stew art. auarterbaek; Anderson, right half back: Miller, left half back; Minton, full back.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-29

Genuine Russian caviar is one of the most costly commodities. A table spoonful of 1t costs $2. Twice as much ordinary caviar can be bought for a quarter. but they who have once tasted the real thing never again return to the substitute-sturgeon roe-for Rus sian caviar is as different from stur- geon roe as blower is from crow.
 Order keg Kitchener Herring. They are fat and fine.
 SMITH & WORNUM.
 Phone 6o6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-29

New York, Oct. 2s.-Princeton. I2; Columbia, 0.
 West Point, Oct 2S.-Yale, 20; West Point, 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-29
For Mosquito Bites.

And the poisonous sting of all insects Eloan's Llniment is the great antisep- AA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-29
Harvard scored ruice.

Cambridge, Mass, Oct 2S-By straight plunging football with but few variations and a sturdy defense, Harvard scored touchdown in each half against Brown today but the First at the goal was missed, while in the second the kick was spoiled by Donnie of Brown, running out and catching the ball. Two runs by schwartz. the Brown quarterback. for twenty yards each. were the longest of the game. The final score was. liar ward 10. Brown 0.
 l., Harvard started the playing by klcking to Brown five yard line and for the first five minutes. the officials were kept busy sending the teams back on fnfringements of the rules. At last the Harvard offense got started on Browns fifty yard line and thirteen rushes gave a touchdown. Know1ton carrying the ball over. Burr missed the goal.
 shortly after the start of the second nali, Schawrtz. the Brown quarter back, fooled the Harvard eleven and made fine dash round his own right end Tor twenty yards, but his team could not gain another yard on three rushes and Adams was obliged to kick. Then Harvard worked the ball back from her thirteen yard line toward the Brown goal, Carr making it. ihe kick-out was high, but Donnie, of Brown, caught the ball and spoiled Harvard's chance for goal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-29

Huntsville. Oct. 2s.-(specl4l. y-Ths
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-29

NEW ARRIVALS, Imported German Dill Pickles. Imported Swiss Cheese. Fancy Norway MackereI.
 Brock Grocery C,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-29
The "Deestrick SkeWl."

  Willie, Robbie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26

Den lfleiilden Sanbsmom. Girriae
Woratc lputer erfrnnftc oieler an
eillem Ser5leiben mo erfunoiate iidb
ollentbolben, mer IN Berlin ole critic
IntorltIt in Ser5fronfbeiten lei.
Wfan nannte i'm Sraltbe. Shmeren
Ser5ers mno boiler 3ipeifel, Oh linn
DER Vrofeilor oh ieiner Ibiose nidt
nod %5iirnte, ging er in oeiieu Spref,.
itinse. Sn Dem eleid)en id)morsen
&ode empiina i'm 5roube nit
ireunolifer Wiene: ,9tun, lieber
Sanosmmn, gebt es Sbnen INNER
nod 10 gut, pie banlals?" - sid,
lleil, lulterinfen Sic bod einmol
mein Ssr5 nlo iagen Sic mir, uos
Sic bnpon balten!" Sraube tbot cs
NIT all ieiner @riinolitfeit rno be.
ldieo Den Dor slngit erblaBten
Shneioermeilter babin: SD mode
jtpnr iorit feline Slidarbeit, aber pcil
Sic aif aus Hoienberg limo, miG id1
Sbnen germ belien unb SIRE aranf.
belt fnriren!" -Iic @eihihte
ldfpeigt barber, nie Der gebeiltc
Yotient lid ipGter al Srolbe's
Itfpar5em BOD geiteqt bot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
f. Sepp minftc 9eioc al icin

juriid. Sepp minftc Yeibc an iein
Eager beron.
ySer5eib mir, Srnn5". bolldlte Der
arme Wumr, veb' | itirb i per
mod Dir oils Mnbenfo oil mi Il
Gbriitfinol. Groni, fiuum her i.
ilnb Glib mir Del &ano Yfiiat oi
@ott, Seonbl %, ninum oeiil
Sroni | idcnf Dir II . bei'm
@oier ISIS red)t, cs mllnB eobm red)t
lei"
Ter Iienbouer uidte itlnm mo
mie gebrodjen.
Ia leste Sepp nit elmer lesterl
t0rperlihen Mnltreu9uug Die Sallb
ieiner 8rart IN oieienise Sron5eus,
iein Auge wllroe ploslid itorr uno
glGiern unb nit einem bnmpfen Ho.
d)eln oui Den folben Sippen in Die
aiiien 5mriidiinfenh, baild)te er lei.
lien 8eiit aus.
SrnnS mo Yroni uber itanoen Dor
Dem Sooten mo meibtcr ibnl ibre
SbrGnen. Sn ieinen leeten Iieen.
blifen crit bate er befutoet, oaB
leine Seele zines ehlen M%mfldJmlings
fGbia mar.
Sepp's iterblid)e lleberreItc mllr.
Den orei Gage ipGtcr Inter groRenl
Wenifenanbranae beeroigt. Gin
Steinfrer5 idmiift bellte iein @rab.
Mls es inn Seisohtbnl wicber
lenSte mo Der Sdnee ifniol5. fano
6ranS bel einem Iienitganae IN Der
Ndbe elmer @ilobiitte cine ltarf per
roitete 9iid]le. Gr bob lie oif nnb
brnd)te lie Dem gienbauer nit Dem
9emerfenL Dob notwithstanding oieie
Slinte Dem armen Sepp Dos Seben
g~efoitet babe. Ger Bauer empfing
lie ernit mo ihmeigeno unO BON MN
an mar feline Meoe mebr oapon. Oh
Sron5 cine Ibniing bon DEM ecbei-
men 3uiammenbange bate? Gr
bot Niemanb bieriibcr ms Ser
trollen ge5ogen.
Gin babes Sabr mad, Sepp'S Zoo
muroe Groni bas Wcib Sron5en's,
Der feline 9ienit nieoerlegte mo olf
8erlnngen ieines Sdiuiegerpoters
Den MienbOf iibernabm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
Der Barton NIB Der GIcf.

llnter oieier Spismarfe crsGblt
Sir Glifforo Saae, Der Sobn Oes be.
riibmten, fiirSlid) III 9onoon p~eritor.
benen @irtuoien Sir Gbarles Saae
= folgeitbe Mnefbote: ,Gs Ipur in
Eort Gli5abetb (Siib.Nirifo, no id,
EN- Concert gcben iollte. Der Sool,
III Dem id) lang, lag III einem 9cSirf
DER Staot, IN melfem Der aroBte
Sbeil Der gepDlterung aus @1nien,
gnten, ShmeinenL Gieln unD onoerm
Salsgetbier 81 beiteben idien. Iie
gtaht mar marnl, unO Der Soltptein.
gnng blieb oifenJ INN Der friihen 2ilit
freien 3utritt an gerpGbren. Sd
botte 5lpei ooer orei Nummern gliid.
lid berlmtergeiungen mo begnun
eben oas b%efannte Sieb 5u iingen:
yVruoer gebit Oh bier %poriiber", Elm
SieO oas meillen 3uborerm iebr III
sefullen ihien. 9as Sieo croet be.
fanntlih nit ocn Worten: ,9ruoer,
gruoer, lage ySu", mo geraoe. aber
gera0e in oieiem Iugenblide itrcdtc
elmer Der picrbeinigen @iel bon Sort
eli5obetb Den aopf IN oen Saol, uno
IS -. a" floltg es berein.
Gntiirlif pGl5tc iid bos gciommte
Tublifun, Ole loblife @arniion nit
inbegrifien. buditGblih Dor 9ad)en.
2ie Srau oeS Gomnnaltoal,ten befoln
aero0e5n Den Sodtrampf. Der
Gomnlnnhont lelber aber trnt nit
Dor Saden tbrGncnben Nugen oli
midi 81, flopftr mir nili Ole Stulter
mo iaate: vSiebcr Snl6. ipcrn Sic
bel inns III Nirifn ernit aenomnen
iperocn mollcn, Damn loiieu Sic
Sbrc Seruonoten biibid 81 Souic."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
Gr madDt feline Tlifarbeit.

Nus Dem Xeben oes beriibmten
@erliner alinifers Iroieiiors Or.
2uopig Sraube erSGblt Die .Srfi.
3tg." folgen0e Nnefoote: 5raube
mar BON einiad)er 9erfunit nnb
itamnte ans Hpienbera in Sberihle.
iien. Nud) ais er bereits Elm geiid)'
ter Nr5t mar uno nod langem &in-
gen Die croentlid)e Trofeiiur erreibt
bate, 'bebielt er ieine beiheioenen
2ebensgewobnbeiten bel. Selbit IN
Der aleihun9 pernlod)te er lid Mnnt
unb Wiiroen 10 wenig o%n5upoIicn.
oob leime Sreunbe barber oft I'M
miaig murben. obne Dab lie cs mag.
ten, Dem groBcn @clebrten onrilber
8orbaltungen az MAIDEN. Gnolld)
iaBte elmer ieiner @etreuer ben 0filtIl
mo ais er Srmnbe eincs 5ages bel
gutter 9uune antroi. lhlna or ibn
Dor, ood einmal cinen orbcitlldell
Sd)neioer ipegen ocS ld)mor5en
Hodes, ben or id)on 10 loil9e trilae,
0aB er nglan5te", 5l HntDe all 6lehell.
I'D mill Tir, liebcr Sllomia, cinen
ididen, DER peritebt lein Saf -
benn er lit elm Y%onosnlonn bon unS.
or lit aild) Elm Sberid,leiier, niht melt
BON Moienbera az Souie." - nShid'
mir ibn!" crmioertc 2roube. - Der
Ghneiber, Elm elaganter .Wiord)ono
taileur", fom iinb es entpidelte lid,
iolgenbes @eiprdd: .Siaber Munn,
Sier hubc ih einen id)poraeu Nod an
@us bolten Sic BON Dem? 49,. @r
glGnSt etpus! =" ,@ntidnlbi.
gen Sic. liebcr SEER Yrpielior. oo
fam ih Shnen uid)t bielten, id
made feline Slidorbeit nit cincnl
neuen Mn5us itebe id, Shnen germ 81
Iicniten!" % fam id) Sic lei.
DER nid)t g%cbrandcn," enpibertc
5rnnbc nno entlieB bulopoQ lGdclno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
tie ocn &opi ulririd)tetc mo ircuOig

tie Den &opi uuirid)tetc mo irclOig
rici:
.Gpbn, Gooo. Ga bin t."
Sic bate ol ocn Stimmcn ibrc
NngcbDriaell crfonnt. Die lich phiie
,3neifel mtincmadlt bnt1eIl, nm lie,
Die pom Sdnecirurln lleberiallene,
6l lid)cn.
Sebt hielt elm nit 5pci Yicroell
beipunntes oiiencs Tabr5eiA olli
lpcld)cnl cin 1ltercr mo cin jungcr
Monm lab, Dor Sran6. SnOem lid,
OieIcr cin menia biidte, nm %roni al,i
Den Sd)litten niebcrgleiten 5i lailen.
nointe or IN menia Wprten ieinell
Stollb ui0 Nanneu unb beidrieb Den
critaunt auibcrhenben 9nlieru Den
ndleren Saduerbalt.
n%lllicr Scrruott 'n1rs Dir ton.
ienb Wol!" ioatc Der Niner poa
luarmcn @mpiinoens Sn Srons.
oNei' Sduloi9fcit merb' / lido OBJ
trag'n. 90, mo Der ilell ,Sogoge-
bilf bit? No, Dos is red,t. oab D
fimmlt. Nber inBt iteig oli. SronS.
mo lis' oi bu her lleb Il mei'u filnf,
tig'n Sdppicgerlilb' -. 60, tott
fcbr'n mo nm. Sii."
Ganit lcnftc Der Sd)litten sur
Seimfobrt berilni. 9tidt lalgc her
nod troter Die llmriiie menidlid)er
&obmun9cl aus oeiu Iunfel her
aus. Won mar in Siid)bud)al.
Noh ciniac 9iegungen ulb Der
Shlitten bieit Dor Dem ltattlihen
@eboit oes 9lienpmuers. Iieier lilO
6ran5 elm, III ole Stubc 5u fonlnen,
mn Iid ST. lpormen illlb III Speiie
mo Srunf 81 erqliideu. Sroni
orong ebenfous I'M Sinne oes &uters
III ibreu Hetter, aber p~ergepens.
rs bin miiuo", iogte Der SagOgc.
biiie, rlnb ntoht slei' ms gett. Pm
nnoersmol, Miner. 0eunol, glib
mir mein Sob'n, lei 10 guot f..
go, guote Had)t %beionnuo,"
Nit oicien @crtcn entidliipite
Srun5 Nauner bebenoe ben SliGen
Der orei Eerionen, ole b%ierouf oas
@eboit betroten, ndbreno elm berbei.
g~eeilter anedt Yferoe nno Shlitten
untcrbrahte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26

Sor eini9en @od,en bate 6oriter
Wulter BON Sild)bofuu leinen SSago.
9ebilfen IN einen Sample nit @iioe-
rern p%erloren. Seitbem mar er in
9etbGtieung ieiner Eflidten alif iidJ
ielbit belfrGnft geipeien, uno 10 bat,
ten lid tros ieines Imtseiiers bel
Der betrGdtliden Ausoebnung bes
HepierS Die 8alo. mo @iloirepel
ni6t unerbeblih permebrt. @s NOR
oarpun gang ielbitperitGnolid), oab
Der Soritbeamte Die anfunit Strait
sens, ieines nellen Sagbgebilfen, nit
Sreuben begriiBte.
Ies mnoern Worgens nnd Dem
Sriibitiid unternabm Sron5 ieinen
eriten 9ienitgang, nm namentlih Die
Wilbbiitten nit Den SiitterplGben
fiir Sohpilo fennen 81 lernen. Ils
er gegen 0tittag ms Soritbars 5ll.
riiffebrte, meloete ibm Der Soriter,
oaB Der Iienbauer ba 9erpelen lei,
uno Sran5, iopie i'm ielber, ben
6oriter, fir beute abeno anf ben
Nienbof eingelaben babe.
Ser Ainer bat mir Iqes err.
5Gblt", fiigte IN gebobener Stinl.
muna @alter, cine prdhtiae @eios
m%annsgeitalt, bin5u. .&eipeft Dor
Dir, Sran5, Heipeft lag /! 9u bit
q Sa9er, Der : Ser5 auf'm reft'n
Sled bat. lluo : iouberit Geanol
bon Siihbodar bait trog'n. SEER.
eott, s is MIR idao, Dob b groni
lido uerlobt lit, ilunit iaget | glei:
6rar6, Lob nimmer uus!"
geim acknowledgement Mittag.
eiien fam Die &eOe mieoer auf 8roni
unb oa eriubr oenn Sran5, oab Der
Nienbauer leine ein5ige 2ofter ge-
gen hire 9teiguug NIT einem jilngelt,
permogiihen 9auern oes Srtes, nit
Dem aiirnberger Sepp, perlobt bobe.
abenos periii9te lid, Der Soriter
nit Sran5 aui ben Iienboi. Ger
Bauer llno ole gGuerin 5eiaten lid
bod)erfrert ilber oen Yeiii6 uno leb-
tere oanfte Dem Hetter hires ainoes
nit Der gan5en @arme zines lieben.
Den Wutterber5ens. gud) Der ailrn.
berger Sepp. Troni's Gerlobter, mar
5ugcgen, uber er ipruh nift piel,
oenn er liebte IS, nit @orten al
gei5en.
Die 3abl Ger @Gite murbe erbobi
Ourd) eini9e Sreunoinnen geroni's
uno etlife aomeruben Sepp's. Salo
mar cine rege %llnterbaltlng i'm
@otoe. Wan lang, ludte nmo
ider5te, rno Die 3itber ipenoete ibre
9emiitblihen al1nge. Sroni plall-
oerte nit 6ron5 10 utge5mungen, OILS
femme lie i'm id)on ieit Sobren, unS
1rolt6 mnr ent5iidt Don Dem herr.
lid)en WGod)en. Nls eS gum 5nn.
sen ging. id)enftc &roui ben ~eritelt
Gambler benz ,SngOgebilicn, mno Der
GorIter orebte lid) nit Der bebdbigen
Sauerin. 9ann crit fam ole Son5.
gclegcnbeIt on Die iibrigen @Gite.
Nadoem lid Srall5 neben 8roui
lpieber an 9iidjr ricber9clniien, be.
merfte er. onB Scpp mlittlerpeile
perldnnunoen mar. Gr hattie lid ge-
rouid)los cntiernt. SnoeS od,tcte
6rnn6 nift ncitcr b%nrnlli, uno i'm
@runlOe oenonmlcu fam ibn Ole NIB,
meienbcit Sepp's 9or nid)t einnal
rnermilnldIt, oenn or fonntc lid) INN
10 maeItorter Der ll%nterhaltuna nit
DER Id)oncn Observation-Disclosures binge.
ben, pbne beiilrdlten Su miiiien, hires
Serlobtcn Giieriuht an cHtioder.
is ucrItrifen einigt Stnnoen,
obnc Dab Der S%ilrnberaer Sepp er-
ld)Iencn mare. @cgen eli llhr crbob
IL ~. = - -. -. -
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-06-24
OF PUBLICATION.

In the Probate Court of Lafayette County
Missouri, May Term End day, TUESDAY
May 9th, 1905.
Estate of Daniel ID. COllard, deceased.
Now at this day ONE DelilHh C0llart
executrix of the estate of Daniel D. C0llaId
deceased, and presents her petition praying
for an order for the sale of so much otthe
real estate OF said Daniel d. Cotlard as will
pay and satisfy the remaining debts dueby
said estate aud yet unpaid for want q
sufficient assets, accompanied by the &C.
counts, lists and inventories required By
law in such cases.
on examination whereof ii is ordered that
all persons interested in said estate be
notified that application as aforesaid has
been made, and tnat unless the contrary be
shown on or before the first day Ofthe next
term OF this court, to be held ON the second
Monday in August, 1908, an order with
made tor the sale of the whole or so much
OF the real estate of said Daniel Il. C0llari
as will be sufficient for the payment of sad
debts.
And 1t Is further ordered that all ilAe
heirs OF said deceased, residents Of saidLl'
fayette county, be personally served with
no1iCe Of these proceedings according TO law,
And it is further ordered that this notice
be published in the Lexington Intelligence,
a newspaper published IN said county for
four weeks successfully before the com
mencement Of the next term OF this couN
A true copy. Attest ~
JAMES P. CHINN,
5-27t5 Probate Judge
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-06-24

Or. w. R. Eckle went to May view
Tuesday afternoon to see his daughter
Florence, who dislocated her arm
Sunday at the home of DR.. Nickel,
where she is visiting. DR.. Eckle
found her doing nicely,
rhe state convention Of the B. Y
P. U. 10 session for the past three
days in Sedalia, has reelected DR.
Milford Riggs or,espouding secretary
The convention was attended hv ~, +
five hundred delegates.
Mr.. A. S. Loomis, the nopultr
agent OF the Missouri Pacific, came
home from Kansas City Mondiv
night. On the 18th the first annual
Inspection Of Missouri Pacific agro'~
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-06-24

Hrs. Eva Bartho, 1888 East 18th street,
Now York City, n. Y, writes;
81 suffered for three years with leucor-
rAea and liberation of the womb. The
doctor advocated an operation which l
dreaded very much, and strongly object
ed to 20 under it.. Now 1 am a changed
woman. Peruna cured me; it took nine
l%ottlos, but | felt so much improved !
Kept taking it, as / dreaded an operation
50 much. I am to-day in perfect health
ard have not felt so well for hfteen
years. Mrs. Eva Bartho.
II is no longer a question as to whether
Pcruna can be relied on to cure all suck
cases. During the many years in which
Pcruna has been put to test in all forms
and stages Of acute and chronic cotarrh
no one year has put this remedy to great
er test than the past year.
If all the women who are suffering
with any form Of female weakness would
write to DR.. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio
ana give him a complete description 0!
their symptoms and the peculiarities Of
ihcir troubles, he will Immediately reply
with complete directions for treatment
free Of charge.
ADDRESS Dir. Hartman. President o
Tsa Hartman ~Sanifariuni, Columbus
O"jo.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-06-24

was held in Kansas city. A banquet
followed at the blossom House. A
large number attended aud the occa-
sion was a pleasant one.
Charles D9rton, a colored man, was
arrested Tuesday by Sheriff Kinkead
on the farm formerly owned by Capt.
Thornton Dorton showed strong
sy mptoms OF insanity and was .nclin-
I'd to be violent and caused %cODsidera-
bic alarm in the neighborhood He
has been subject 10 violent Spasms for
>ome time past, espec ally when he
has been drinking. He was lodged 10
jail aud will be held to await further
-%yelopments Of Insanity or his re.
coyery
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-06-24

LEXINGTON, Mo-. June IL. 1868
| will let 10 the lowest and best bidderlU
construction, on
THURSDAY, JULY 10, A. D. 1890,
One Wooden A Truss Bridge 30 feel span
be built across branch on Columbus LIN
between secs. 5-4. T. 40. r. ~ and peLe'
the lands OF L. n. Wilson and ABA
Stevenson.
Letting viii be at bridge site at lOoeA'-
a. M
Plan and specifications can be seen a'N
and place OF letting, .ree
Contractor is to give bond Tor main'eH'
OF bridge. .onvi
and al bids. b. d. WkbpLnl,
6-2ltd Commisslo'''
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-06-24
%EXECUTORlS NOTICE.

Letters t~estamentary on the estate t
Gustav Gruber, deceased, were granted b
1904, by the probate court of Laial.
cite county, Missouri All persons hayp
against said estate are required u
exhibit them for allowance to the excel
tors within one year after the date q
said letters or they may be precluded frOE
any benefit Of such estate; and If such claims
be not exhibited within two wears from Oh,
date II said letters they will be foreva
barred.
This 10th day OF AprIl. 1904.
WAITER 3 WADDELL,
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
6-3t5 Executors.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-06-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTI1

Letters of administration on It'd
of Henry g. Ewing. deceased, weTd,
to the undersigned on the lst day.
1905, by the probate court Of LafayeI
ty, Missouri. All persons havinl
against said estate are required
them for allowance to the adm
within one year after the date of s.
or they may be precluded from
Of such estate; and If such ella
exhibited within two years from
said letters they viii be forever n
This LIST day Of May, 1905.
CHATHAM NJ.
5-ft5 Adm
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters OF administration on the eSta
Thomas J. Jones, deceased, were grant
the undersigned on the Bird day Of 4
1905 by the probate court OF l.al
county, Missouri. All persons haviugf
against said estate are required TO eXhL
tor allowance TO the administrator WI
year after the date Of said letters or
he precluded from any benefit of sui
and il such claims be not exhibited
years from the date of said lettefsl
be forever barred.
This 3rd day OF June, 1905.
JOSEPH j. JQl
6-l0t5 Admini
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-06-24
Notice to Bridge OontractoT
LEXINGTON. Mo-, June nd
VIII let to the lowest and best bid

LEXINGTON. No., June i7t
VIII let to the lowest and best bldg
construction, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 70. A. D., I0Ot
One Wooden A Truss Bridge 2s feet
with two IA feet approaches. to be d
across brateh near the south end OF wv
lard's Lane, Ia Sec. g.. II. 40. r q. not ~
north OF the center OF said section.
Letting will be at bridge site at 10 ocloA
a. m.
Plan ard specifications can be seen al
time and place of letting.
Contractor is to give bond for maintenan"
OF bridge.
Commissioner reserves right to r~eieclshl
and all BIDS. B. ID. WEEDIN,
6-2itd Commissioner
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-06-24
N0tlce To Brldge Contr
I will let to the loves and best

/ Will let TO the lowest and best
SATURDAY, JULY Is, A. d
One Wooden A Truss Bridge. 2s nd
10 II. approach. for construction
across Oaten Fork creek on
between SE 4 and SW 4, sec.
range "a, near X. j. Dalton's place
Letting Will be at bridge site at
A. NJ.
Plan and specifications can be see,
and place of letting.
Contractor is to give bond for \
ance Of bridge.
Commissioner reserves right to rel
and all bids.
B D. WEE.
6-23td 'ornmiss
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-06-24

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