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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-11

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-11
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-11
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

the guest OF Miss VIII J. Easiev this
week
Mr.. ). NJ Glasscock. who has been III
viii pneumonia at his old home. near
Wolf Trap. has recovered sufficiently 10
return to his post Of duty here
Messrs. Jospeh Stebbins. Jr.. and owen
wilson spent few days ia Richmond
last week
Mrs. George Dart, OF Trenton. y. J 'e
visiting Mrs. Henry Easley
The ladies Of the Baptist Church held q
bazaar IN "A vacant store on upper Main
street Friday and also evening Quite a
nice lot Of embroidered and fancy work
were sold from the booths Lunch was
also served during the day. A handsome
little sum was realized for the benefit ~
the church.
REV w. T. Williams. lnte of Rocky
Mount. Va. has taken charge of tne
Methodist Church here. 70 I'll the va
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reliefs showing the struggle between the
gods and the earth giants and monsters
It is believed that it was OF this very
structure that St John wrote in REVEAL
uons the message to the church at Per
eamos; q know where thou dweilest. even
where Satan's throne IS"
Among the strenuous gods who deco
rated the great frieze OF '.Satan's Seat
IL is interestins 10 find an Apollo almost
exactly like the Apollo Belvedere. and a
Diana so similar 10 the Diana illustrated
to-day that We know they were either
taken the one from the other. or both
from some common original Our Diana
is very proud and elegant. like her bro
Their; long OF limb and with a very small
head Her skirt is gathered up high for
rapid motion. and her face is alert. az
though she were on the lookout for a
fleeing stag OF boar. Altogether. sne
makes beautiful decoration for a school
room. Cor she is one Of the most perfect
works preserved for oLr enjoyment from
the age which produced the Winged Vic
tory and the Venus OF AIilos
CFhis Is the fifth of the series OF Talks
on Sculpture which Will appear during
the great contest for schoolroonn deco
ration. The statue OF Diana of Versailles.
four feet one inch high. appears In Col
lection No. 81
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lBy permission 81 Tho Chicago Record
HeradJ
Apollo. YOU Will remember was assoc
ciated with the sun. and was believed to
be SO radiant that no mortal could Too,
on him. lie had a twin sister. Artemis.
whom the Romans called Diana She was
surprisingly beautiful also. though in
"a genter way. and was symbolized by the
moon. But whereas the moon leads % very
serene and somewhat chilly existence,
ArtSmis was a fine active girl. whose
greatest pleasure was go all kinds a.
athletics. In modern times she would
probably have devoted her energies 10
basketball and golf. but as she did not
know about such things she INDUCED eS-
ten in the vigorous Joys Of hunting Tho
old poetic legends generally picture haf as
the queen of the chase They tell as too
that she was not at all sentimental iu
deed. she rather avoided the boys" Never
WAS she SO happy as when following her
eager hounds or bathing in woodland
pools with her attendant nymphs.
The figure shown In tho Illustration is
known as tho Diana OF Versailles. since
fl was at one time a highly priced orna-
ment OF the Palace OF Versailles. 1t has
been In the Louvre. in Paris. since 1898
4 few weeks ago We showed the gentle
Diana at Toilet. here she is evidently
lusiua the l1uItfto1 me tame deer
which bounds At her size does not seem
very well modelled. and this and somo
other features make us believe that tho
statue is "a copy. though "a very good one,
OF earlier work 1t is thought that Il dates
from the same period as the Apollo
Bclvederc." So that the figures as well
as the NEUROLOGICAL subjects arc twins.
This period we call the age OF HELEN
istic art which might be translated
Greek-ish art. or art under Greek infu-
( cnce. You see Greece became suddenly,
under Alexander. n world power" and
the conquerOr founded cities ani endowed
institutions OK learning wherever he went.
All these various AlcXandrias and other
capitals became centres OF Hellenic Gull
turc, and several of them developed a
notable art. largely founded upon that Of
Greece. Tho empire lasted, 10 be sure
only few years but the influence re-
manned. Though the HERITAGE was "tO
the strongest" as Alexander predicted
and there were many claimants and end
less struggle followed. there were never
thelcss men Of peace who settled In Asia
Minor and Egypt, and the islands OF the
Mediterranean, and these wrought out
forms OF beauty characteristic Of this
mellow autumn period of Greek sculpture
Some OF this work was overdrauoatic
and so restless that II seems unworthy
OF the fair white marble in which II is
carved yet Il shows wonderful skill and
audacity Of conception. There was an
immense altar for Instance. in Perga-
mos. in Asia Minor-an altar as big as
"A church-which was erected prohabl,
4 l15 u. G., and covered with immense
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GREENSBORO. N. C.


GEEENsBORO. X. a.. Deoenb.- g
The recently organized bridge club u-.s
entertained Saturday afternoon by NJ
Kate Scales. The club has only efe,t
members. salad course was served
SO prizes are given.
NJ. l. NJ Humphrey eutertainoa .-,,.s-
Gay afternoon ~ euchre il v-as .f.
regular club meeting. Misses GRAY ~
Raleigh. and baislcy % Reidsviue vy.ro
TIE Invited guests. Mr. ~. T.. Allan ,v,,
ne prize, lovely piece ~ rare china
Miss Mary Gator carried away the oo,,-
ISOLATION silver inilstand A d,inf,,
salad was served
thursday evening the members Of the
merchants and Manufacturers Club vim
give dance in honor ~ the visitlna. H.
o.es. l. is looked forward 70 with e.r.at
pleasure. and is % be the sweilest .ee.f-
ever given "a tho club.
MIS- IT, T. Hopkins viii entertain .4
h''dsc in honor OF her guest Miss Bar~fo
~ Atlanta. on Friday afternoon.
Society IS expected to be out i- r,,u ,-
saturday evening when tho "Rarp.s
Messenger s. % De- presented here. -rre-.
are 70 De several box parties
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FREDERICKSBURG


F'fEDERICKSBURG VA. December
S-The college orchestra, under the al
rection Of Prof. ?. 4. Franklin, gave an
ENJOYABLE concert at College Han last
night The program was choice one.
and greatly delighted the appreciative au-
dence- II consisted os several numbers
by the orchestra, solos by Mrs A p
Rowe and Miss Hyde a reading bv Miss
Eleanor McCracken and duet by Mrs
A. 2. Rowe and Miss Alice Cannon
me bazaar at the Opera House by the
Rath bone Sisters auxiliary TO the Knights
Of Pythias. which opened Thursday night
and continued until tonight. was largely
attended and highly enjoyed. Besides the
fancy articles and refreshments a stage
program was well presented each evening
and a handsome sum was realized for the
organization.
The ladies OF the Methodist Church held
n fancy sale one night this week which
was in every way successful. $50 being
realized for the parsonage fund
The young people % the city gave one
of their enjoyable dances at Pythian Han
on Thursday night Many couples were
on the floor. and there were also a num-
Der Of spectators who enjoyed the occa-
sion.
Mrs. Sarah Hunter and granddaughter.
Miss Frances Bowler. have gone to Bal
umore 20 spend the winter with Mrs
Sarah lehman. who is a granddaughter
OF Mrs Hunter.
Or. and Mrs. Frank p. Brand. OF C.
hanna. Ohio. are visiting Major and Mrs
T r. Morris
Miss Resale Johns who has been for
some DAYS guest Of Councilman II. q.
Lane and family has returned to her
home in Washington
Miss Jennie Maitland has returned from
visit IN Orange county.
Nlr. Frank j.. Tyler. OF Staunton. was
here this week visiting his parents
Mrs. d. IT, Grtnith. Of Westmoreland
county. visited relatives hero this weas
Mrs J. r. Colbert has returned from a
Tisit 20 Mr. and Mrs. O.. w. Colbert at
Guiney's
Miss Susie NJ. Bradley Is spending the
month OF December rs o guest OF hcr
brother. Mr.. Charles & Bradley. and wife
in Baltimore
Miss Elsie Wexford ~ Sabine Hall"
Richmond county. was here this week. a
guest OF Miss Flora Mason
Mr.. Gerge r. Warren. OF New York
VISITED his relatives. the Hurkamps. here
this week
Miss Mamie Byrd Turner. OF King
George county. was guest this week OF
judge J. +. Mason and family
Miss Josie Brown. Of Washington. who
has been guest Of her brother. Mr.. ]
FRED Brown, and family has returned
home.
Mrs. Paul Bradley. OF Crcwe. who has
been visiting her brother. Mr. J. Frsd
Brown. has returned home
Midshipman john y McCracken OF the
United States steamship Iowa. spent this
week here visiting his father. Captain T.
McCracken.
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Lexington
Social.
Lsp.-oiaI % mo rimes-pl.pa,snl

Especial 90 The Tirnes- Dispafchl
LEXINGTON. VA. December ga
movement has been started by Camp
Frank Paxton. Sons Of Confederate Vet
Grams. OF Lexington. for the proper ceie-
bration Of the one-hundredth anniversary
or General Robert Z. Lees birthday. Jaa-
uary 18th. next The celebration will DC
held In conjunction with that OF Wash
ington and Lee University. M Charles
Francis Adams OF Massachusetts. the dis
unSushed historian and orator viii Do
h'er an address In the chapel Of Wash
ingt0n and Lee University. TIE ceiebra-
ZION viii take place under the auspices II
the organizations Of Confederate Vet
Grams. Sons or Confederates and DauRh-
ters OF the Confederacy.
Special Interest sill be lent 70 tho Oh
Servance from the fact that the remains
OF General Leo are buried IN Lexington.
The Rockbridge Artiilery-A Story OF
a Cannonecr with Stonewau Jackson is
tho tue or book written by Mr. Edward
- Moore. Of Lexington. which will De
brought ont this winter by tho Neal
Publishing Company. OF New York Mr.
Moore was "A gallant member Of the Rock
bridge Battery throughout the Civil War
and the volume contains his recollcctfous
and experiences.
Professor and Mrs. Alexander T.. Mel
son have returned from Louisville. Ky.
and Chattanooga. Tenn. where they speut
n month visiting their children.
hev. r. O. Lynch. pastor OF High Ridge
Presbyterian Church % Rockbrldge. has
received calls % the churches NJ Glasgow
and Failing Springs. Of Roc kbridge couu-
~. and 20 clifton Forge. Va
Mrs. George H. Denny and her children
are I'm Richmond listing Rev @ y.
Suickler. J.. j., az Union Theological
Seminary.
MI Basil ". Manly has gone 20 chicago.
where be- expects 90 20 into business
Misc Elizabeth Barton. OF Pulaski coun-
~. IL visiting the Misses BARCLAY
Mif. sally O. Lewis. ~ WILMINGTON. ~
o.. IS the guest OF Mrs. Frarl, r C,fe,
gov
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daughter OF Mrs. Susan Hoge Morton. and
is quite popular here. having visited a
number OF times while tho groom-to-be
is the son OF Colonel and Ms. Henry
Easiey. and holds a responsible position
at the Planters and Merchants Bank.
and also has large circle 81 friends.
After their honeymoon they will reside
IN South Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hun. who have
been on a pleasant visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene NJ. Terry at this place returned
TO their home Ia Carlisle, Ky, last Tues
day.
Mrs John IT. Puryear. OF this place. Is
quite sick with fever.
Miss Elizabeth Easley. who has been
visiting friends in Richmond, has returned
10 her home In Houston
Miss Marguerite Jordan. OF Danville. IS
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His Feet Never Touched the
Ground.

~ dome Ike ter hear bout sperr.ts
comm back ter earf after day done saii
Eoo4oy.' remarked Brother Dickcy. IT
~ortcr make YOU think dat dey wuz dis.
app intcd I'm what wuz waitin' Per u-u 40
yander-dats des de way Il look ter me-
You amt never see none-has youe'
Not mo has hean 'um comm. Dgt
dey wuz too slow ter kctch .no. Atlanta
Constitution.
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SOUTH BOSTON SOCIAL.
Especial b mo rimes- oispatoh !


SOOTH BOSTON. VA. December &
An approaching wedding Of much interest
% society Is that CT Miss Susie Duglass
Morton Of Chase City. to Mr.. Thomas
Owen Easley. OF south Boston. The mar
riage will take place Wednesday morn
ing, December 18th. at II o'clock in the
Presbyterian Church. Chase city, Va The
oTide-elect u the pretty and attractive
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Wellington and Vicinity

Id LhALhA.J
H. B. Corse transacted business in
Kansas City Wednesday.
W. H. Holke and wife, Of Napoleon,
visited relatives here Tuesday.
james L Kinkead was up from
Lexington Wednesday afternoon.
Dommick Plsselte will leave for a
months visit III Italy on the 18th OF
Feb.
Fred Kruse and lam ly left Tuesday
incoming for thei. new home nea.
Little Rock, Ark,
Mrs. Henry Holke spent the day
With Misses Bertha and Alice Gray
near Waterloo Wednesday.
A, NJ. Lockhart after a weeks stay
with his brother rhos, F. Lockhart
returned to his home 10 Oak Grove,
Mo-, Monday morning.
Schaberg Brothers save Purchased
gasoline engine to take the place Of
the wind mill here to use in
pumping water from the river to their
livery barn.
Hon A. F. Rector, Of Marshall,
Mo candidate for the democratic
nomination for congress from the 7th
district had business with the voters
here Wednesday.
The new management OF the CITY
FIGURING Mills are having 8 new ROOT
put on the building and many other
chsGaes made and expect 10 start all
Of the machinery In q few days.
While be was returning from Lex
inetou Wednesday AFTER Don d team
belonging to Schaberg Brothers ran
awav With Deputy Sheriff John
Bryant and near The J.. o. McGreW
coal mine the buggie was torn to
pieces snd he was thrown to she
ground and severely bruised but
fortunately no bones were broken.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF L~AFAYETTE, 81
In the Circuit Court Of Lafayette ounty.
Missouri, April term, 1905, at Lexington.
William Henaff, Plaintiff, 4, v.aa.
VS.. w Nacauon
Marian Henaff, Defendants january 81, 1915
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein
Dy his attorney, r. A. Hlcklin, aud files his
petition and affidavit, alleging, among other
things, that defendant Marian HenaH is a
nonresident Of the stste Of Missouri; Where
upon II Is ordered by the clerk In vacation as
follows; To the defendant Marian Henaff.
you are hereby notified that plaintiff has
commenced a suit against Won IN This court
me OBJECT and general nature OF which is TO
obtain a decree OF divorce from fhe bonds
OF matrimony contracted with the defendant
On the grounds OF desertion, and that unless
the SAID defendant Marian Henan be and
appear at thiscourt, at the next.
term thereof to be bernn
and holden at the court house. in the civ OF
Lexington, in said county, on the end day OF
april next, and on or before said day.
answer or plead 10 the petition In said cause,
the same will be taken as confessed and
Judgment will be renderd accordingly.
And 1t is further ordered that acopv here
OF be published according to law in the Lex
ingtOn Intelligencer, a newspaper published
IN said county OF Lafayette, for four weeks
successfully. published at last once a week.
the last insertion TO be at least fifteen DAYS
before the first day Of said next April term
OF this court.
J.H. CAMPBELL, Circuit Clerk.
h. A.. Hicklin. Atty. for PHI. 2-3t5
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Mrs, X W., Ashworth went to
0desss Wednesday for a wo we es vstt
with her mother Mrs. Broughlon.
Hon. Alt. Rector. d Marshall, wa
here Tuesday night to hear ne c nre
Of MS friend Wallace Of KAnn ans City
NMesdames R. P. Harwood aud
Culver Martin win entert lin he
Reading Circle Saturday night Of this
week.
John Hogan, wife and little daughter
Avaline, OF Lexington, came down
Monday night for a few days VISIT with
relatives.
Miss May Harwood, Of Kansas City,
came down Sunday and spent the day
with her parents NJ. and Mrs. Allan
Harwood.
Tom Holman went TO Kansas City
Thursday morning 10 receive treatment
Tor a very bldlS mashed thnmh ~h.ee
happened while he was AT work on the
railroad.
The lecture at tue Christian church
Thursday night by The Hon. VIM. H.
Wallace OF Kansas CITY was well
after ed. 1t was quite a lreat to the
people of Dover and vlclulty. The
subj ct 'Jesus az a Man" was divided
into four parts esch division most
lyqaeutly hauol d, beautifully
porUaying the Network aad teachings
Of Jesus while on csrth.
Ed. King Stark, OF warrensburg,
has been employed . peach at the
Christian churcb 10 The coming year
Bro. Stark had the churcb mere sboul
q year ago and resigned on cou Of
: re trains making sucu ppor connection
fbe board then employed Ed,
RlalOsk OF Marsball aud he preached
until sometime in Sep embrr when be
as taken seriously ~ his illness being
!, VI such a nature that it would prevent
his preaching again until late in The
coming summer. For this rcsson the
church has been without a preacher
until now. Everyone is glad to havr
Bro. Stark With US again as he is /
good preacher.
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trustees sale Of Real Estate.

Whereas, Joseph Kist fnow dead more
Than nine mOnthsl and Mary U kist. his
vile, by their certain deed Of trust. dated
August 10, 1899. and recorded in the record
ers ONCE FOR Lafa, cite County, Mo in
BOO M at page POI, conveyed to the under
signed trustee the following described real
estate situate in Lafayette county. Missouri.
to-wit. That part Of the east half ~ The
southwest quarter Of section thirty three
1851 IA township ifty-one 1911, OF range
twenty-Seven (2U, bounded as follows.
beginning 1T the northwest corner Of the
tract Of land formerly belonging to James
Graham, and running thence south ~
degrees east Az links to the point of COM
mencement, and running thence south ~
degrees east 1856 links, thence south 82iS
degrees west 1867 links, thence north III
degrees west 1898 LINKS, thence north BOZ
degrees east 1860 links to the place OF be-
ginning subject to the mining and other
rights reserved In a former deed conveying
sald property made by Alpha W. Henning
Y Hne George W. Estes, Containing 1874
acres Il land ;talso some lots since released)
wnlch said deed Of trust was made TO secure
the payment OF a certain promissory note la
sara deed described; and whereas, said note
IS long since due and with interest thereon
is still nnpatd due and owing.
nov, therefore, at the request of the legal
owner and holder Of said note and in accord.
ance with the provisions OF said d eed OF
trust ana the power In me vested thereby,
that / wni. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1905.
between the hours of nine O'Clock In the
forenoon and Ave O'Clock in the afternoon
OF that day, proceed to sell and sell at public
Nendue, TO the highest bidder for cash In
hand at the court house door In the CITY oi
LeSingten n. Lafayette county. Missouri. said
tract OF land except that part thereof over
which the right-of-way OF the Lexington,
Chtlicothe &Gulf railroad bed was formerly
lai9 cut and That part thereof lying north
and east of said right-of- way, which has
since the execution of said deed OF trust
been sold and conveyed to the Lexington
Coal Mining. Coz to pay the amour. Of said
n9tewith the Interest due thereon together
with the costs OF said trust and sale.
Given under my hand this January 20. 1905
I'd E. NJ. TAUBMAN. Trustee.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given to an creditors and
other persons interested IN the estate az
Ahpnony " DoutDitt deceased, that the un-
hnal settlement OF said estate, at the Feb-
rnayy term, 1909, of the probate court 81
Aalfyette county Missouri, to be begun aud
nelo az the probate court room, IN the cits 81
Febru0ry. iQH. r
JOSEPH and RICHARD W. DourHIrr.
ATAY1p Executors
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eenqe = hereby given to All creditors and
9tns6 persons interested ia the estafa,ofR.F
a. hooSon IAN nabltpal drnnkarN that
~ Undersigned guardian viii adnlV fn
nAhe nnnf settlement 81 sald osiaia ~
re ftprpnfy term. 1905, Of fhe nrobats cot, /,
o. Lafayette county. MlssoNrl, IA be hee,,n
XIV neiq 60 the probate court room IA thr
~ ! ~ LeSinRton, on the second Monday n
I,sts neutrality-suspicious..
''F Guardian.
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FTNAL NErri

Notlcels hereby given to an credltora ana
osher persons Interested IN the estate 81 nenrN
Olay kaesdaiet deceased that rhe underalcned
aanalnlstfatrix VIII apply to make 4 nnnf eef.
sisenehs W saiG estate, ~ the February term.
missouri, 70 20 begun and held az the Efobefe
cuuLt room, ~ the cityNof Lexington. on fhe
Monday Ii February. ind 'S
49, kJTHlE n. RAGSDALR.
'S" ADMINISTRATIVE.
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nover Items.

w Cs1mo Holmes spent Wednesday IN
: y ,sas City.
+re Webb Cola had business 10 LeIirg-
0donro "Wednesday.
Sparkyar town was full Of candidates the
pyre a. Of tais week
its anaarence Dysar', Of Blocho, is here
are foi week visiting relatives.
people, M. Webb, Of Corder, attended
iaiis lIlec,ure here Tuesday night.
ira. Esary zeyziag, OF Waverly, is
l'as'eM visiting the family Of Capt. Etv
ny nzing.
rood Iofast Shelby and Lynn Shelby and
Hugs, Of Lexington. were here
sdag.
The oe LIT leiobn cane in Wednesday
eentIy at Tor q few d.ys visit with HE
ernmeIlg here.
time iElAude Turmsu came in Wednesday
Brig. Gu Nebtaska where he had peen to
cisco ychase 8 farm.
sioners,, Art EpOs. Of Kansas ci,v. made !
otner ct visit 20 his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
uniforr. rans last vVaek
The on, ~
rank
his rigf. Ts.rsSsv avsara '' - ''''''
1fl Meng ltft Tuesday for Goodland
He win be absent several days
.irg after business interests.
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FlNAL ~SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given to all cradltora ana
other persons interested In the estate OF nor-
ace J. Calbraith, deceased. thatthe underqign.
ed executrix viii apply to MAKE a anal
settlement OF said eatate, at the FEBRUARY
tern, IVY OF the probate court OF Lafayette
probate court room, IN the city Of Lexinrfon
on the second Monday IN February. 1905.
ANNIE e. GALBRAfTH.
l-ioto Executrir.
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FINAL s-ETTLEMENr-

Notice Is HEREBY given 70 all creditors and
Matilda Hess, deceased. that the under
signed administratrix will apply 10 make a
hnal settlement Of said estate az the Februa-
~ term, 1905. OF tile probate court OF Lafay-
cite county, Missouri, to be begun and held
at the probate court room, in the city nf
Lexington. on the second Monday in Febrpa-
ny, 1905
MARY r. HINES.
administrator with the VIM Annexed.
LIRE
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Preaching at Edenvisw.

Rev. l.. +. Clemens will preach at
Bdenyiew church Sunday morning,
Feb. II at, II o'cs9ck.
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For SAfE-Fine I47 acre farm
improved, 81 miles west Of Msyvlew,
D. j POWELL, Odessa, Mo-, R. F. d.
No. A. l.27m2