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That Famous Campaign Smile Broadens as He Hears the
 Returns from Con . necticut.
TAT BROTHER CHARLEYS
Four Wires to Mansion In Cincinnati Bring News of Victory prompt- ly to the Anxious Can
 dldate.

Up to 10 o'clock Tuesday night there had been no break in the optimistic character of the returns at .C. P. Taft's residence in Cincinnati where William H. Taft, the republi- can candidate, and Mrs. Taft were surrounded by merry party of rela- tiyes and close friends At that time Judge Taft had no doubt of ais elec- ton, as indicated by the congratula- tory telegram he sent to Chairman Hitchcock shortly after o'clock, cen tral time.
 Judge Taft declined to give any but the most general expression of satis- faction. saying he should delay his statement until Ohio was heard from.
 Elaborate preparations had been made for the best telegraphie service possible, The rear veranda of the quaint aristocratlc old mansion on Pike street, had been enclosed and an up -to-date telegraph room had been established. one wire was directly connected with national headquarters h New York, and three others brought returns fast as gathered by The Associated Press and other sources
 From o'clock on bulletins were received and the enthusiasm of the party increased in proportion.
 In the big drawing room were gathered Mr and Mrs, c, P, Taft and their daughter Miss Louise Mrs. Will liam H. Taft and her three sisters, Miss Maria Heron, Mrs. Prof. Moore, and Mrs William Anderson, and Professor Moore. also Miss Della Tarrey, aunt of the candidate, Mrs, Nicholas IongWorth, Mrs. Walling- ford, sister of Representative Long worth, pr ]. ] Richardson of Wash ington; Fred ". Carpenter, Judge iafts secretary; 4. I. Vorys and I. T. Williams, representing Chairman Hitchcock and a party of newspaper men. Gus. ] Karger read the bule- ;ins and the applause becSme more hilarious as the roseate hue of the returns deepened.
 { Meanwhile Judge Taft walked about olt in the operating room and among | the guests, exhibiting the finest spec | imen of that smile which the cam paign has made famous The first news Judge Taft received was over the long distance telephone from his friend. Judge Fisher, at Jamestown, N Y. and was to tho effect that Jamestown had given Taft 2,900 ma l iority
 What has pleased me more than i anything else up to this time re- marked the candidate shortly after [ o'clock. is the undoubted influence of ] Yale in Connecticut. We get Con nectlcut by S0,ooo and Hartford by $500"
 Chairman Hitchcock was heard from as early as s:3o o'clock. He said; Hearty congratulations on magnificent vote"
 James $. sherman followed Mir.
 Hitchcock with this message
 My hearty and cordial congratu-
 lstions Your nomination created confidence; your masterly campaign accelerated it. Your election clinches 1t. your administration will continue it."
 Governor Hughes wired Judge Taft at s;3o o'clock;
 "Heartiest congratulations on your splendid victory
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GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.

New York, Nov, a-Arrived; Steam er Madonna, MarseilIes
 sailed Steamers Martha Washing ton, Naples; Lusltania, Liverpool. Italia. Naples.
 Bremen Nov, 3,--Arrlved. Steamer kronprinzessln Ceclie. New York, via Plymouth and rherhourg.
 Copenha gen, Nov. IA Arrived; Str. C. r. Tietgen, New York via Christion- sand
 Antwerp, N5v 1,-Arrived, Steamer kroonland New York via Dover,
 Southampton, Nov i--Sailed Strs, Oceanic New York via CherbOurg and Queenstown; Kaiser Wilhelm de' Crosse, Ctrom Bremen) New York via Cherhourg.
 Liverpool, Nov, A--Arrtved; steamer Campania, New York via Queenstown. QueenstoWn, Nov l,--ArrIved: Str ! Haverford, phlla lelphia for Liverpool 1 Caud urocceded).
 sr Malo, Nov l.-Arrived; Steiner 1 California, New York via St. Pierre,
 New York. Nov i.--Steamer Lucania ! Liverpool for New York, was 100 mile. east of Sandy Hook at 1 D, m. Dock S a. m, Saturday,
 Ncw York Nov t-Arrlyod; str Majestic southampton
 Sailed. steamer Adriaic, Southamp tUn
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PERSONAL NOTES

Col, Norris G, osborn has left for an automobile trip of a fortnight through northern Connecticut.
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STEAMER RICHARD PECK.
FRENCH LIN E|

Cnmpagnie Genernle Transntlant Direct Line to HAVRE.-PARlS, Fra sailing every THURSDAY, 10 a,
 From Pier 42. North Rivnr,
 Now York.
 La Lorraine .,..,.....,...,. ;Nq La Touraine ...,...,..,......N No1 'La Savoie ..,,.............. NoE sLa Provence ,.........,..,.... NoE Va Lorraine .,.,...,.,.....' .Ds sLa Touralne ,.s,,..,.......,. Det .Twin-sc screw steamers.
 SPECIAL SAILING.
 New Twin Screw $, s. Chicago, 7th, noon, from Pier S4, W. 44th StE
 Second and Third Class Only. General Agency, ID state Street, ' Apply to French Line. 19 State St., [ or Sweezey X Kelsey, i02 Churcl Bishop & Co.,. lSS Orange St.
 Parish & Co, S6 Orange St
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GENERAL MEETING.
Teachers of This City to Convene at High school on Thursday. Nov. t2.

There will be general teachers meeting at the high school on Thurs day, November 12, at which Dr. Haney will speak on the subject of Applied Design The meeting will he divided into two different sections; the first or Grammar teachers meet ing being held in the Science lecture hall at o'clock, while at 3:30 the primary teachers will meet in the same hall. the grammar teachers con vening in the auditorium where gen eral teachers matters will be dis cussed
 During the intermission of tho two sessions, the art and industrial rooms in the Roardman building will be open for inspection and it is hoped to have drawing exhibit from the New York schools set up for the in- spection of the teachers School in the afternoon of this day has been dispensed with.
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Mir. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff have opened their house in Sherman avenue for the winter,
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when Charter oak degree team will confer the degree on 22 candidates
 and all members of the order are in- yited to attend The meeting will be called promptly at clock and mem
 bers are requested to be In their seats
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A train of ears a half mile long s nothing President Underwood of inc Erie. has an engine that weighs s78 66U pounds, the largest and most powerful locomotive in the world, This monster and monstrositN rith sixteen driving wheels. hau!ts freight train of 250 ears, two miles long
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at that time, Grand Warden Freder- tck II. Tollcs, Grand Vice Warden r, E, Whaen, Grand Secretary ]. Wall Grand Treasurer Frederick NJ Drew and other officers are expected to be present
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Starin's N. Y. & N. H. Ii

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY,. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SER Leaves New Haven 800 D n., 5 Pier. foot of Brown Street. II New York goo p. m.. Cortlandt SI Pier No. i9, N. R. Fare 75c.. excuE tickets s1.2b. Rooms S1. Take " Hl Street cars to Brewery street
 .. II. FISHER, Agent,
 New Haven.
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Mrs. R. c. Baldwin entertained the teachers of the junior department of the Dwight Place Sunday school at her home in Howe street last night Mrs Baldwin is the superintendent of the junior department.
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ksM Marine ReCort. GE
FORT OF NEW HAVEN.

Arrived Schrs Sylvia C. Hall, from Brunswick, Gai Pell C. Bought from New York, and Flora Condon, from Perth Amhoy; tugs Dictator. with three barges from New York and Sarah E. McWillI1ms light, from prOvi1nnre
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The Peoples Choral Union will meet tonight for their first rehearsal at City Mission hall at o'clock An interesting has been arranged for the intermlsslon
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CLASS INITIATION,

Beacon Lodge to Confer lntiatorf De- gree on Twcnty-tNo Candidates,
 Beacon lodge No 6a, x F. q F." will have class Initiation tonight
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an automobile trip of a fortnight through northern Connecticut
 Cards have been issued by Mrs. John Hall of Hillhouse avenue, for the we'd ding Of her daughter, Miss Helen Hall and MT John Ellsworth Owsley. Yale '05, of Chicago The wedding will take place Tuesday afternoon. November i7, lat o'clock at Center church and will be followed by reception at the brides home
 The Peoples Choral Union will meet tonight for their first rehearsal at City Mission hall at o'clock, An interesting entertainment has been arranged for the intermlssion,
 At Kenmore, the home of Mrs. N. W. Kendall, dance will be given by Mrs. kendall's niece, Miss Harriet Terry, Friday. November 6, II is a subscrip- ton dance for the benefit of the Core opsis branch of the Tribune Sunshine society.
 Mrs R. c. Baldwin entertained the teachers of the junior department of the Dwight Place Sunday school at her home in Howe street last night. Mrs Baldwin is the superintendent of the junior department.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff have opened their house in Sherman avenue for the winter,
 The wedding of Miss Lulu Jessie Nor ton, the daughter of Mir and Mrs. George A. Norton, and Mir Howard D. Baldwin, was solemnized in Grace r. E. church last evening at o'clock the Rev George Alcott. rector of the church officiating. There were about three hun dred guests at the church and the cere- Imony was followed by reception for the immediate families and few in innate friends at the home of the brides parents in Maltby street.
 The maid of honor was Miss Beatrice Norton. q sister of the bride and the pl ldtsldlus were llIllP loNer glfls, Miss Weller of Baltimore. Md. cous- in of the bride and Miss Margarita Robbins of Bristol cousin of the groom.
 Mir William A. Minor Of Ansona was 1 the best man. and the ushers were MT, l Carl Lyons, Mir. \. Thompson Mir. Charles Magoveny and Mir Judson l Terrill.
 After a short wedding tour Mir and Mrs Baldwin will reside At 3s2 Crown street. where they will be ''at home l after January f 1909.
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~rw LONDON MARINE NOTES

New London Sor Arrived sch George Fl Ames, Savannah for Rock. port, A. K Mclean, British,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-16
Stone Not Out For Delegate

Columbia, Mo, April 13.-united
States Senator Stone, OF Missouri,
will not be candidate for delegate
a. large from Missouri to the Demo-
cratic National Convention. In a
letter written by Senator Stone to
William Hirth, editor OF the Column
bia Statesman, the Senator says:
81 observe that numerous papers
.hroughout the State are mention
Ing me ss one OF the delegates at
large to the Denver convention, and
several county delegations have been
instructed to vote for me as such
delegate. | desire to say that | an
not and will not be a candidate iol
delegate, and do not wish to be con
sidered. think it reasonably Ger
tain that Mr.. Bryan will be nomina
ted at Denver"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-16
RICH HILL'SELLS WATER
MAINS FOR $3.50.
Kansas City Firm Buys Mans
Between City and Pump.
ina Station.

The City Council OF Rich Hill has
made a sale OF the water mains be-
tween the eastern limits OF the city
and the pumping station on the
Marias Des Cygnes river. This was
done as the mains will soon become
useless from deep wells near the CEN
trail portion OF the city. A number
O, firms we're bidding Tor the mans,
which were awarded TO the Sunkle
Wrecking Co., OF Kansas City, Tor
$3.50, besides which sum an In
demnity OF 800 must be put up io'
whatever damage may result. Al
experienced waterworks man, who
was one OF the bidders, says, accord
Ing to the Review, that this was al
excellent price for the mains, being a
thousand dollars more than hi
would have paid =
The new reservoir, which isto b.
1Gx4O by u feet deep, will be com
menced as soon az conditions per
.nit.
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Trustee's Sale.

whereas, Alex Mosnis and Nancy Z; Mosnis,
his wife, by their deed of trust dated Decem-
Der 9th, 1895, and recorded In the recorders
Office within and for Bates County, Missouri
In book 1855 ct page AIS, conveyed TO the under,
signed trustee the following described reei
estate lying and being situate in Bates Ceany,
Missouri, 10 wit: Lot two hundred and ten
(2iO) in the Rich Hin Town CompsnS,s fourth
addition to the town, now city OF klch Hill.
Missouri, which conveyance was made In trust
to secure the payment Of one certain note iuily
described in said deed Of trust; and whereas.
default has been made In the payment OF botn
principal and interest on said note, ana tne
same are now past due and unpaid. NOW,
therefore, at the request Of the legal holder q
said note and pursuant TO the conditions OF salu
deed Of trust, will proceed to sell the ABOVE
described premises at public vendue TO the
highest bidder for cash at the mont door OF the
Farmers and Manufacturers' Bank In the CITY
OF Rich Hill, Batee County, Missouri on
Friday, April 18th, 1903,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and five O'Clock In the afternoon OF that
day for the purpose Of satisfying SAG aep''
! interest and cost. W. W. FERGGSoN,
2a A. Trustee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-16
Women Clean up City.

Pine Bluff, Ark, April 13 -Vexed
at the city officials for not ordering
she city cleaned OF rubbish, the wom-
Ell OF Pine Bluff organized CITY
Beautiful Club" called upon the city
officers tor cooperation, and set
aside one day Tor cleaning day. Such
a strong sentiment was aroused that
the public schools gave a holiday In
order that the pupils might assist,
and throughout the city everyone
went to'work and cleaned yards and
alleys and piled rubbish In heaps, to
be hauled away, while throughout
she city bonfres burned the trash
which could be destroyed
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ment as turned in by the assessor oil
the several townships Of said county
for the taxes OF 1908. Mingo, Grand
River, Deer Greek, East Boone, West
Boone, West Point, Elkhsrt, Mound,
Shawnee, Spruce, Deepwater, Homer,
Walnut, New Home, Lone Oak,
Pleasant Gap, Hudson. Rockville,
Prairie, Usage.
Ordered tina. all real estate includ-
ing all farm real estate, village,
town or city lots or real estate also
all implanted tracts, parcels OF land
or lots within or without the incor.
porate limits OF any village town or
city In the following townships OF
Bates county be increased 10 per
cent in value above the actions OF
the Board In changes OF valuation
and above the original assessment
as turned In by the assessors OF the
several townships as follows: Sum.
init, Mt, Pleasant, Charlotte, How
ard.
Ordered that all personal property
In the several townships In Bates
county be increased 10 per cent In
valuation above the amount turned
In by the assessors OF all townships
for the taxes OF 1905.
April 10: Motion carried to re
cind order OF April Sth relative Il
increase of Is per cent on valuation
OF Mt Pleasant, Charlotte, Howard
Summit and Charlotte and TO max
a blanket raise Of 10 per centincreas
instead:
! Yes-Estis Smith, Chas. Beard, Il
= F. harper.
: No-A, D, Hyde, E. B. Boron.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-16
1000 in Panic at Funeral.

Pittsburg, April Is During the
funeral OF Dorothy Yost, II years
old. who WAS killed by Samuel L.
Gardner, SO, injury from panic. WAS
narrowly averted. Nearly LOCO
persons congregated at the house,
and during the services 1t was report.
ed that the walls OF the house had
been sprung.
Immediately there was a rush Tor
the street. All escaped uniniured.
The services, however, we're inter
rupted for some time. An hour later
the funeral services OF Gardner, who
lived next door, were held. Prac
ticslly the same persons were In at
tendance. A squad of police were
summoned.
Gardner shot the girl and himsel
owing to jealousy. He was married
and had children.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-16
Three Women Are Elected.

Dallas, Tex, April-In the city
elections held In Texas three women
were elected to Offices. Miss Sallie
Word was elected Assessor and Col
lector OF taxes for Palestine, and
Mrs. E. P. Turner and Mrs. ?. P.
Tucker as two OF the seven members
of the Dallas Board OF Education
They are the fret OF their sex to
campaign for Office In Dallas. The
Board OF Education disburses from
100000 to 100000 annually
being in no wise responsible to tn
general city administration.
The question Of the eligibility o
women to hold elective Offices wa
raised during the campaign. Tn
Attorney Generals department rer
dered the opinion: 1--WE find moth
ing In the statutes prohibiting It,"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-16
Grown Prince Makes Chairs

Berlin, April 13-Crown Prince
Frederick William, following the re-
uuirements OF the House OF Hohen
zollern that each Prince shall be
skilled In some trade is becoming an
adept In wood turning. He surpris'
, ed his suite yesterday by ordering
that a lathe be set up In one OF his
bedrooms, and today he spent the
morning turning Gus chair legs.
The Prince worked at the machine
| in his shirt sleeves, and when thu
electricity failed he summoned al
Adjutsnt to help him turn the lathe
The Adjutant also was In bis shir
sleeves, and the two men alternstet
In driving the machine.
Emperor William Is cabinetmak
er, bis, father was a book binder, an
bis grandfather a turner.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-16

County Clerk authorized 30 release
old school fund mortgage OF David
Kelley.
Swamp land patent issued to 5. +,
Warnock on s. ". n. W. 26 4O-33
and S. E. y. E. p 1913 subject TO
satisfaction OF school loan on same.
E. B. Boron ordered to make con-
tracts withsWestern Bridge Com
pany for bridge over Shaw Branch
and for construction OF approach
spans for drainage bridge No. 6.
CountyEClerk authorized to close
)unty collectors accounts during
period OF March / 1907 and March 2
1908 either to or by error as the
case may be.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
County: Board OF Equalization met
In regular session, members present
, as follows: R. F. Harper, presiding
Judge, Estis Smith and A. d. Hyde
associate. judges, Chas. F. Beard
Sheriff, he. B..Borron, surveyor ant
C. G. Weeks county clerk.
I Board organized by electing T. +
Harper chairman.
April 8 Board OF Equalization me
pursuant sto adjournment OF MOI
day afternoon.
Ordered that ali real estate includ
ing all I farm real estate, villag'
town and city, lots or real estat
also all unplotted tracts or lo'
within or without the incorporai
limits OF anylvillage town or city
the following townships OF Bat
county be increased 10 per cens
} tivaluation above the original asses
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-16
Few in Kansas Aims Houses.

Topeka. April ID kansas has q
population OF nearly 2 million, and
there are only TAO persons In the
county poor houses, according to
statistics compiled by the board oil
control. There are los counties 10
the state and twenty-seven Of these
did not have any wards in the aims
houses last years. Most oithe wardf
In almshouse are old and in6rm per
sons. There are AL Of them. There
are iorty.fve insane, twenty. hv'
deaf, flity-one blind, 1853 ieeble-mind
: ed and iorty.seven inebsiatss on tn
county poor farms. Thirteen chis
drsn are In slmshouses.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-16
Real Estate Transfers.
WARRANTY DEEDS

'hhN-H"' '''T'@'
HAYNES Heirs to A j Muilenbury
81 a sec 36 Hudson 81, $50,
Ell McCrsw to 5 II Wray lots 81,
IS 4 80 Illusions lst add so Adrian
$3.50.
Fila Sebring to H n Martin lot .
blk II Titles add to Hume 500.
Jno NJ Sheppard ct al to Il l. Nc
Craw lots 81, 3S 4 80 Illusions LIST
add TO Adrian $500.
CIV Kelley to Walter Ross 40 sec
Is Usage $1,000.
Thos Conner to 6 G Cook lots 1,
$50 blk 1877 Town Cos 2nd add to
Rich Hill $50.
Pauline Cook to Hiram Vail wet
! lot 10 blk "a also lots I, s X 8 blk
1877 Town Cos 2nd add to Rich Hill
$50.
Little | Sproul TO Josie X Pease 50
New Home $4,000.
Sarah A Blocker to Emma Davis
lot 134x14O II Adrian 5000.
Jos H Goodspeed ct al to Sport
er lot 7 blk 60 Town Cos lst add to
Rich Hill $3.50.
Edw Stuffink to H II Simmons p'
blk Montgomerys add to Buffers 81
DC Smith to Nancy Lee Marriott
lot IA Worland $50.
Harriet Smith to Elmer GreenuI
9ll5 a sec 81 Deer Creek $4,000.
D. T. Rogers to VIM. Freeman s'
q sec II Walnut $500. -
Floyd J Hill to Emma sbuke A
Charlotte $1,000
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-16
HADLEY IS RECEPTITE YET.
Senator Warner Declares Re-
fusal is Not Final.

United States Senator william
Warner said yesterday that Attorney
General Herbert S. Hadley probably
would make final statement In q
few days as to whether he will &C
cept the Republican nomination Tor
Governor. Senator Warner made
this announcement following an all
afternoon conference at the Southern
Hotel with number Of local poll.
ticians. It is taken to mean that
new pressure is to be brought on At
torney General Hadley to allow his
name to be used In the coming cam.
paign.
Senator Warne, declares he has no
second choice for Governor. 1t is
Hadley first and always with him,
he said. He added, In response to a
question::
"John Kennish Is one OF the brain
lest men In Missouri"
Senator Warner asserted that
Hadley has not said he has with
drawn from the field, and that ht
still is available.
Senator Warner will depart THU
morning for Washington. He reius
ed to admit that the Kansas Cit,
election, carried by the Democrats
would have any material effect OF
the Republican situation in tn
State.
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Notice.

Notice lie hereby given, that letters Of admin
deceased. have been granted 10 the undersign-
ed, BY the Bates County Probate Court In Bates
County, Missouri, bearing date the 9th day
Of February. 1908.
All persons having claims against said estate
are REQUIRED to exhibit them to me for allow
ance, within one year from the date Of said let
tiers, or they may be precluded from any bene.
Ht OF such estate; and If said claims pc no!
exhibited within two years from the date OF
the publication Of this notice. they VIII 6e for-
aver barred. JOHN C. Ii AYES,
29-U Public Administrator.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters Of admin
istration upon the estate Of Mary Jane Lggett,
deceased have been granted to the undersign-
ed, by the Bates County Probate Court, In
Bates county, Missouri, bearing date the 9th
day of February, 1905.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allow
snce. within one year from the date Of said let
tiers, or they may be precluded from any bene.
At OF such estate; and II said claims be not
exhibited within two years from the date oil
the publication of this notice, they will be for
ever barred. JOHN Y. HAY ES,
22-t Public Administrator.
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Notice OF Distribution.

Notice is hereby given to all tine heirs at law,
devisees. legatees and persons interested In the
George G. Henry, executor of the last will and
estate OF said deceased, intend to apply to thu,
probate court OF Bates County, Missouri, f2s
an order of distribution In said estate. ofI&he
funds now in my hands as such executor q,
the next term OF the Probate Court, In said
county and state, which said term is to be be-
gun and held at Butler, Missouri, on the 23tn
day of May, 1905; and on the first day Of said
term, or soon thereafter as the matter can De
heard GEORGE g. HENRY,
23-4t Executor.