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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09

general nature Of which Ia to obtain decree OF
the circuit court Of said county, cancelling, set
ting aside and declaring VOID and of no force
and effect the vendors lien had and retained by
the defendant, Jesse P. Alexander, shown ii,
Record Book F. at Page 1856. OF the records Of
Bates county, Missouri, kept In the Recorder
Of Deeds Office In said county; to try, ascer-
tain, determine and define the title to the fol-
lowing described real estate lying and being
situate In the county Of Bates and state Of Mis-
souri,, t0.wit:
The southeast quarter OF section eight fs) in
township forty t4U) OF range thrty-thre 1881
and divesting the defendants and each and ali
OF them o. al real or apparent right, title, In
terest, claim demand. or estate whatsoever,
they or either OF them have or might have or
appear to have OF record or otherwise In the
said real estate and vesting the same In plain
tits and perfecting the record title OF these
PLAINTIFF In and to the said real estate and
that unless the said defendants be and appear
st this court, ct the next term thereof, TO be
begun and holden at the court house In the
city Of Butler, In said county. on the Arst
Monday In October, 1905, and on or before the
hrst day OF said term, answer or plead to the
petition In said cause, the same will be taken
as confessed, and Judgment will be rendered
And it L. further ordered. tina. a copy bsrs-
Of be published, according to law, in tbs
BuILEa WEEKLY hMEs. q newspaper publish
ed In said county OF Bates for four weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, published ct least once q week
the last insertion to be at least thirty DAYS
before the nrst day OF said next October term
Of this court. CHAs N. BARKLEY.
A true copy from the record. witness nv
hand, and sesl Of the circuit court Of
tsxAL.l Bates county, this 9Th day Of August.
1896. ChAS. n. BARKLEY,
Al-A Circuit Clerk.
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TWO DEAD IN A PISTOL DUEL
MissOurians Fought at Close
Range With Fatal Results.

Springfield, Mo-, Aug. 5.-Charles
Freeman and Robert Keeneshot and
killed each other in a revolver duel
Ia Freeman's storein Chadwick, thir.
ty miles north OF here, shortly after
noon to-day. The shooting was
caused by the alleged treatment OF
Freeman's 15,yesr.old daughter by
Keene.
Freeman was shot In the forehead
and In the chest, and three bullets
entered the body OF Keene. Freeman
had eau sed the arrest of Keene, and
the latter was to be tried at Ozark
the latter part OF this month. T. j.
Delaney OF this city was retained to
aid In the prosecution.
Feeling between the .wo men bod
been high and Freeman had threat
ened to shoot Keene on sight. The
report reached Keene and be entered
Freeman's store about noon and
Immediately drew q revolver and be-
gan to shoot at Freeman, who was
behind the counter. The first shot
missed and Freeman drew q revolver
and opened fire. Keene's second shot
struck Freeman In the breast but
Freeman got In three shots before be
fell, all OF which took effect. Keene
recovered his strength for a moment
and Just before he died leaned over
the counter and shot Freeman again.
Persons on the outside heard the
shots and rushed In to find Keene
dead and Freeman breathing his
last.
Both men were we'll known In this
vicinity. Freeman owned stores at
Chadwick and Garrison. Keene was
a son Of Thomas Keene, one Of the
best known farmers OF Christian
county. freeman leaves q widow
and several children. He has lived
in Oh sdwick for many years and ia
known all over the Ozark mountain
region. Several times he has led
posses Of officers after criminals who
have been in hiding In the hills.
Keene was only 18 years old.
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7C,aas an alarming percentage OF
tA4e g5oung men of the cities OF the
s=ssI55A are physically unfit to enter
s.sr srmy, owing, to cigarette smok-
Tor. tate hours and other bad habits,
"a efse statement OF Lieutenant W. E.
SsemQsett, Jr., in charge OF the local
~@r1iting Office. Lieutenant Bennett
ssay4 that out OF a total OF LOG appli.
azanss during July only 20 men were
s,cospted. Out OF the same number
<k npplicants In any OF the new states
.sss OF the Mississippi river or In
s3Sre, Indiana, Kentucky, the mum
GssrSuf enlIstments would have been
sn,kntkh as sixty or eighty. Cigarette
1msking is the principal cause which
<1sEualifies men In Louisiana, Missis.
eslxpi and Texas.
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Judge DeArmond is receiving many
fl ittering notices from Democratic
papers all over the state commenting
upon hfs ninth nomination, without
opposition, by the Democrats OF the
9th Congressional District. Judge
DeArmond has been In public life for
more shan a quarter OF a century.
He has held many Offices oihonor and
trust, and has always measured up
TO the highest standard. He was
elected to congress In the old twelfth
The next General Assembly re-dis.
tricted the state, consequently Judge
DeArmond has represented the pres.
ent sixth from It's formation, and by
his abilities has given TO the district
q national prominence. In the six.
teen years he has served In the ma.
tional halls OF Congress, he has never
met his master In debate, and few
care to cross swords with him. he
is a postmaster in the use OF sar.
casm. 1t Is said that not few owe
their retirement from Congress to
their contact with DeArmond-the
most notable being Riley Hall. He
is recognized among the ablest Dem
ocrats In congress and has many
times been mentioned for the minor.
ity leadership. He will be elected by
q safe majority.
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.Snstice David ]. Brewer, OF the q.
81 supreme court, while in Kansas
Chg Friday, expressed the opinion
srknxs Roosevelt will not again be a
.ssnndidate for President Of the United
sdsxsss, but further said that he
tskssught ROOSEVELT pushingfo forward
sszsnsetary TAFT ss his successor. To
N1!Asm Jennings Bryan he paid q
rz~xyoordisltribute. Hecompared the
HEenaecratic leader and Roosevelt as
rszzsheir qualities Of honesty, SINGER
texyH purpose, purity and cleanliness
~EEfs, and said that, as Ii has been
xzixh Roosevelt, there would be no
essnandal In the White House II Bryan
~mssse there. "This talk" said the
Esdge, "oi hysterical people, that the
sssusntry 10 going TO the dogs, fnds
Gslnoeaplsts dissipation 10 the char
ssznstse a thess men. It's . very com.
Esxffng thing TO know that the two
is3 parties havs such honest lead.
n - ~
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Order OF Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, lm
County Of Bates.

STATE GoSD 4T N aI sssss, IS.
In the Circuit Court. October Term 1905. In
vacation August 9Th 1906.
E Howe, Guardian Of the person and Cur
stor of the estate Of Thomas Z. Howe an In
sane person. Plaiptiffs. Against James W.
Parish, IL living and IL dead the unknown
widow and the unknown heirs, devisees and
legal Representatives Of James W. Parish
deceased. Miranda Henry Rebecca Parish ,
II lIving and II dead the unknown husband and
the unknown heirs, devisees and legal rep
resentatives Of said Miranda Henry Rebecca
Parrish, deceased. Duane j. Psrish, ifliving
known heirs. deyisees and legal representa-
tiyes OF said Duane J. Parish, deceased !.
Mariana Shankland, II living and II dead
the unknown husband aud the unknown
heirs, devisees and legal representatives. Of
said Marianne shankIand, deceased. Cathe-
rine A. B. c. Myers, II living and II dead,
the unknown husband and the unknown
heirs, devisees and legal representa-
tiyes Of the said Catherine A. b. G.
Myers, deceased. james r. Locke, II living
csssors In trust Of the said James =. Locke,
deceased. Jesse p. Alexander, II living and
II dead the unknown widow and the unknown
heirs, dsvisees and legal represen tattves Of
the said JesseP Alexander, deceased,
Now on tbi, day comes the Plaintias herein
by their Attorney and fle their petition under
oath. alleging, among other things. that de-
fandsnts James W. Parish Miranda Henry
Rebeccs Parish, Duane ]. Parish. Mariana
Catherine A. D. Y. nyers. James
Are esch and eli Of them non residents OF the
state Of Missouri, and can not be served with
the ordinary process OF law In this action. and
further alleging that there are or they verify
believe there are persons interested OF may
BE- interested in the subject matter Of this suit
Whose names they cannot ineert herein because
they are 70 these plaintiffs unknown, that
what ever interest. right or title such IN
known persons may have nefeans denve the
same % devisess, heirs at law, or - Legal
81 y dsysss. ,.fs
rssents tiycS or heirs ct law Of The said Miriam
ID Henry Rsbesca Parish II abe b deessssd.
and e the deyisees, legal Representatives o.
heirs Of law OF the said Duane !. Fensn, ne
b deceased, and g ne -. repfSasinassavss,
Shsnkisnd, II she IL decesssd anA . The legal
renrsaentstives. deyisees or keirs 1t Law Of The
said Cseherine A, B. O. Ayero. ifehs 70 4eeeas-
ed, the said persons spedecally nomeo oeeno
the deyisees named IN tne W. g +. y.Na xnrisn !
matter Of this suit . tsnente h common,
which right or interest would Pcs 2 he an
known defcndsnts but ~ Re1pseuvs inssrest1
Of snsh nnkaswn Psssees ssn ~, se1 e NOR 3
specifically alleged, pe.s ..s.sss y y
n sS u y r,sissiSS g dssiys sons intsrssi
from the dsfendAuSs Jemes 7. Eel. Y e 3
dsceosed, q his su3oeeeox g eneseee9 -
trust srsaesd 4 hin. ~ ~ VA o Dayid
Parish. $4,000, p E1lsa pex6 49, u ~ =
ins 81 ~ "a David Rsfi,n dsssessd. e
~ isSd WSiek is "a sehlset mestss e thtl
1siien, o. fFsm tbs defesdentl - 3. Az AL,
1a1se, 4 = = deesassd - als ssvlssss -
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Order OF Publication
STATE OF MISSOURI, }

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Bates.
in the circuit court, october term, 1906.
Alice Rogers, Plaintiff.
We.
George NJ. Rogers, Defendant.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein, by
her attorney, ". q jackson, md lille her petit
ton and AFFIDAVIT. alleging, among other things
that defendant, George NJ. Rogers, has abscond-
| ed aud sbseht ID himself from mis- usual place Of
abode in this state 30 that the ordinary process
OF law cannot b. served upon him and IL not
resident of the State of Missouri:
Whereupon, II 10 ordered ny the clerk in vaca-
| ten, that SAID defendant be notified by publica-
ton that plain till has commenced q suit against
him in this court. the object and general nature
OF which is to obtain divorce from him be-
| cause the defendant, George N. Rogers, has
abeented himself without reasonable cause
from the plaintiff, Alice Rogers, for one whole
year next before the filing OF the original petit
ton In tnis case and for failure to support his
wife and that unless the said George M. Rogers
| be and appear at this court 1t The next term
thereof, 70 be begun and holden at the court
house in the city vi Butler, IN said county, on
the LIST Monday in October, 1906, and on or be-
fore the first day OF said term, answer or plead
to the petition in said cause, the same will be
taken as confessed, and judgment will be rend
cred accordingly.
Anu 1t is further ordered. that copy hereof
be published, according ~ law, In The BUTLER
WEEKLY TINES, newspaper published In said
county OF Bates for four weeks successfully,
published at least once week, the last inser-
lion to be at least thirty days before the first
day Of said next October term Of this court.
Z. N. BARKLEY,
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record. witness my
hand, and seal Of the circuit court OF
SEAL. Bates county, yhis sth day Of August,
1896. q. hi. BARKLEY,
Al-4t Circuit Clerk.
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COUNTY IN no WAY RESPONSIBLE.

We understand that a few people
In the county still contend that Bates
county will be responsible and have
30 par the bonds issled on the River
Drainage District, If the District IL
unable 80 meet the payments. We
have no doubt the same parties
would contend that q trustee, named
in deed of trust, 20 execute is pro
visions, would be responsible In the
event the property failed to bring
the amount OF the mortgage.
We are satisfied that no taxpayer
In the old Mt. Pleasant bonded dis
trict or she old Prairie City bonded
district believes such rot for a mo.
ment. These two districts were
bonded to build railroad. Unlike
the River Drainage District, they were
not benefited, because the road was
not built. The bonds were contested
and carried through the highest
courts OF the land, the United States
Supreme Court, and the taxpayers oil
those districts were compelled to pay,
and those In Mt. Pleasant are still
pay ing on those bonds. Those bonds
we're issued by the county court, IN,
der the seal OF the court, registered
aud sold The conditions we're iden-
teal with those OF the River Drain.
age. And yet no one is so foolish as
to affirm that the people Of Bates
county, outside Of the districts ei.
iectsd, ever paid cent.
In River Drainage the lswprovides
that the county court shall act as
trustee or agent fer the district OF.
iected. Shall bond the land, sell the
bonds and superintend the construc.
tion OF the ditch.
The law also provides that all
nee ded bridges shall be constructed
over the ditch at the expense OF the
Ora image District. That the con.
tract for the bridges must be let be.
fore the bonds are issued, so that the
costs may all be figured in the final
estimates which the bond issue must
cover.
There Is no possible way whereby
the balance OF she comfy outside the
district can be held liable for these
bonds, either directly or remotely.
Parties who buy the bonds do 80
with complete understanding shat
the foil security they have, Is the
land bonded and described fully in
the mortgage. There is no excuse or
reason for any other claim. No law
yer, with any reputation whatever
to sustain, would give different
opinion to this, after reading the
law.
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1t comes with authority that Dick
Dalton has returned to the Demo.
cratic party. He was badly dis
gruntled over bis defeat for the Dem
ocratic nominatinn for Governor by
W. J. Stoue, now senator. He wa
kept in line that campaign by q
promise Of q good place under Mr.
Cleveland, which be got In the col
lectorship at St. Louis. He stayed
with the party until his term Of Of
fee expired and then went over Il
the Republicans and made bitter
speeches all over the state. II hal
was true With which he charged thu
Democratic party, Il will be difficult
for him, pretending to honesty, &c
reconcile bis action In returning ia
that party. However, the party
welcomes him back and trusts III
viii o ow be good. Its somewhat
difficult TO keep track Of Farmer.
Dick" Dalton and "Shot-H His Hat
Davis between campaigns.
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Joplin, Mo-, August 5.-Frisco
passenger train No. So2, bound irom
Wichita to st. Louis, commonly
known as the ''iast mall" ran into
q hali-opened switch in the center Of
this city at 4:29 this morning and
was wrecked.
Fireman Mike O'Neill was pinned
beneath the fre box of the engine,
and was 80 badly mashed and burn.
cd that be died while en- route to the
hospital. Engineer e. j. Warren
Was thrown from the cab BY the i'm.
pact Of the tender going over the en-
CINE, and was picked up so feet
away, with both arms broken and
his shoulder badly crushed. Hi
right arm has been amputated, and
there 10 little hope for his rscovory.
Express Messenger Georgs Ehsldon's
Right arm was broken In The express
car, which plunged down tie en-
bsnkmsnt, bat he was not injured
othsrwiss. All three 81 Tie men Hvsd
e. Nonsts, No. No pal,s1iis ssss
injured. s
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Order ri Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI l...
County OF Bates,
In the Circuit Court, in vacation August and.
William Rapp, Minnie Rspp, Ida Rspp,
Mar,hias Knapp aud Martin Rspp Tor
Himself and as guardian for LJuisa
Rspp, minor. PLAINTIFF
Annie Krsuse, Elizabeth Prochle, Amelia
Johannes and 4. T, Conrad, Defendants.
order OF Publication.
Now al this day come the plaintifs herein. by
their attorney, J. A. silyers, and fle their
petition and affidavit, alleging among other
things that defendants, Annie krsuse, klirs-
beth Prochle and Y. Conrad, are non-resi-
dents OF the State OF Missouri:
Wbereupon, It lie ordered by the clerk In
vacation, that said attendants be notified by
publication that plaintiffs have commenced .
suit against them In this court, the OBJECT and
general nature OF which 10 TO obtain decree Of
partition and sale of the real estate described
as follows:
Lots three. four. Ave, elk. seven, eight In
block ei ghteen and lots six. seven and eight In
block sixteen and all the south half OF block.
thirty eight ell In the village OF Prairie City,
Bates county, Missouri, and to determine the
| respective rights and interests OF the partiet,
plaintiff and defendant therein, or the proceeds
| thereof and that unless the said defendants,
| Annie Krause. Elizabeth Prochle and y. I.
Conrad, be and appear at this court, at the next
term, TO be begun and holden at the court house
in the city Of Butler, In said county, on the first
Monday In October, 1906, and on OF before the
first day OF said term, answer or plead TO the
petition in said cause, the same will be taken
81 confessed, and Judgment will be rendered
accordingly
And IL Is further ordered, that copy hereof
be published. according to law, In HE BUTLER
WEEKLY TINES, q newspaper Published In said
county Of hates for four weeks successfully,
published at least once q week, the last inser-
tp h q IA thirfy "A hpfOrp the dAV
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8Saeouri poultry breeders are dis.
c,asssiz & the sensational price recently
Es1a by state iancier for white
sS"Ea outh Rock rooster. The trans
ssrs: aa depleted his bank account to
Ia y tent OF $500. which Is q good
eS.sA u money % let 40 OF for one
E-a,=',7r, even through OF the Missouri
siyxixyt. Not to be outdone By this
g,sE o,ensaction, another Missourisn
r,-S'4ss. s that ne received y eco for
@s@ Aog, all OF which would indicate
rSsxt5 i've stock prices are soaring in
r a,a'7rIate OF big corn crops, red ap.
E'he~ and othe" good things Amer
ic&rz FARMER.
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be Or .lieothe C,ua itnliar inks
s-alssSss. Louis Gicba.D mocrat's only
E,.S~et over the violating Of TIL SUI
G1Gg closing law in s.. Louis county
$50. s., Joseph - lbs taepe-sistency
Is J.ae low, breakers in deiying the
tfs~anor will strengthen him with
ssae ;,sople. The moral phase OF the
~ 8,4qlion doesn' occur to the Globe.
X "a Thought that Sunday saloons
ezvs I'd increase the Republican s
e,tasGaoes for victory in Missouri this
9ss-a e would exult and be glad just
sAs 2as when the Governor found 1t
tA als gait to enforce the law In st
l. Gas.
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From street urchin to choir hoy in
the great st. Anhe's church, Toledo,
Ohio, and from the chorister cloth
10 the stage-shst Is the unusual
step of Master George KuiphUff
singer OF rare ability, who win sp.
pear sith the Morzsu.Pepple Com
psny which will open nights en-
gagement at the opera house Satur-
day, Aug. 1lsh. The play is entitled
"a n Indiana Romance" In addition
to tie ssset slnger, nan other In
teres Ing features will he introduced.
Among thc-s ar tn R,sar Trio. the
DsArmond Sisters, Bert Hedden,
moving pictures and illustrated
songs.
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County Tic'o'

County TlcEn'.
Hsar~ snsatiye-LAWREkCE NJ. GRIFFITH
S,eesai& Ossrk-T. ID. EMBREE.
C<s~ses' Sterk--C. a. WEEKS,
Esssa ~ ri. NJ. SMITH.
s5Nsrsr-JhMES X. ANGLE.
Fesss erting. Attorney-wATr b, DAWSON.
pcrx.yc sIdge--J. A. sILV ERS
TcAsG< CIV. 4, BELL.
Ch1sssu n r--Y, c. COMBS.
A~sss 81 "A. L..GILhoRE.
tNsrw5 go. y. RENICk,
k'xessa lar < judge. ". McFADDEN.
.sAsastt1r Judge North Dist ESTES SMITH.
- sss = - Jvigo, Sou.h Disr.--A. ID. HYDE.
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The Rich Hill Fair.

The Rich Hill Fair win open August
90 and continue three days. The
program embraces horse and mule
shows, with tba addition OF colt
shows by owners of stations and
jacks. Stake and purse races open
to the world, county races for hortes
owned In Bates and Vernon counties,
novelty races along new lines, mule
races, pony races for the boys, and
other entertaining features sufficient
80 entertain visitors every day from
morning till night.
The exciting lsssoing exhibition
by the best cowboy talent TO be
found In the southwest will be a
speciality few people In this section
have ever witnessed. The Rich Hill
people have gone to great expense
TO secure for this entertainment the
best talent In she southwest, as well
as the best material. The cattle are
fresh from the Texas panhandle,
wild and longhorned as they ever
grew, and were purchased by the Az.
ISOLATION from the big herd OF Rus.
sell Bros. expressly for this exhibit
sion. They are now In their herd In
Cowley county, Kss., and will re.
main there undisturbed among the
three thousand head where they were
bred and born, until cut out by the
eight cowboys employed to give the
exhibition, and shipped to Rich Hill
on August 25.
This thrilling exhibition will be
given every afternoon during the
fair. No matter what day you select
o good program awaits you.
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Order OF Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, }

SIAlE We mlooOOhi,
County of B..s. S.
In the Circuit Court. May Term, 1905. in vses-
Kari Levy, by his guardian and curator, Lewis
A. J. Llppeit, Bessie l.. Howell, nee Levy,
and Cecil Howell her husband, and Leonard
Levy. PLAINTIFF,
Thomas Medlock, Delilah Forrest, widow Of
WIN, Forrest. deceased, Nancy E. Booker
and Jacob Booker, her husband, VIM. r.
Forrest, Bernette j. sease and VIM. H !.
sease. her husband, PerlinaJ 6poher and
Jno. j. Spoher, her husband, Mary K.
simpson end Elias H. simpson, her nus
rest and VIM. +. Forrest and her husband,
Eliza Bacon and - Bacon, her husband
and the unknown heirs and legal representa-
tive Of oil OF said defendants, and other in
terested whose names and interest 10 not set
Now It his day come the piainsiis herein, 81
their attorney and die thutr petuon under
oath. alleging, among other things that defend
residents o. the stats of Missouri. Also that
they verify believe there are other psrsons In.
tafestsd In the subject matter Of this petition
hat they are unsbls 70 give the names or sst
are unknoWn 70 these plsansifh who are M
not residents Of the State Of Missouri:
Whsrsabon, Il Il ordered BY he clerk In
vacation, inst e0i0 ceteuoontA Do notified BY
publcAtipn that plainttns haye commenced (
suit agoines hem IN tile court, the object ana
general nature of which u 70 have the court a.
6ertain ard determtue the sstats, title snd in.
tereeto 81 said paroles respectively In and 70 lot
1vs % etoeioa aghteen QS), township 70, range
u, Of Batee C0ansy, nieeCuri:
Aleo " dives the Title Of Eliza Bacon, for.
mefly HorriQ, and Bacon her hutbana In ana 70
one feuxtQe1Ah tntarset u ~ y said l0I fve
and vest he came II these piaiau1As
A1Do 70 eoK1eet he deeer1puoA ofnai0 Lot An
b. stxiktns out nom the description Of reeord
tie words 5snoktAsast quarter o. he eousheasf
e9artexo ard that unlsse ~ I'D dessnaanfe.
~ unknoWn hefo aAd Other paK11ee unknoVs
bat ihtesestsd be and AppeA! % this ooRrS. a
~ next tofm thereof, ~ ~ begun md h6l3on
~ the court hOuse IN the city u nutler, ~ said
aonnty. on the nfst Monday u Ocsober, lSs.
and q % before the 1rst 6Ay q saad tsrm. 9. .
1wsr o. Pied = he peatton - sola eaast, N
same will - taken - eonfeoDsds ond tudelnaas
will p rendered aoco1dingly. s. 3
Ana Y p further oxdereRf that eopy hessug
. pubfiehed, according ~ lANs y I'M DufIss
WnHxlY 1NIs. AneHepapee eneleee1 q saad
coenoy u Bates ~ fo0x veeko eoo9a111g6ly.
Fapnshed at leasrpoee > yeeks - laet inssr.
IA = y = least th.1ey doys 1855 a. aEss
~ efesid nsxs octsssE ts!a . ~ epess
!. 4 - go DEP ~ 1s.sel ki.sss NJ
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Two highwaymen hold mp Young
man and girl at FL Psso, Ok, and
assault girl. Unidentified man kill
ed while capturing two suspects.