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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-04-07
A. H. DEMEULEs, GERANT
CANADA

Ottawa-La banque de Mont
real a averti les Establishments dt
commerce que des billets de SIS de
cette banque ont etc contrefaits e'
mis- en- circulation. lis seraien'
de la s6rie 229,7O7 ct Sc chifre
raient a $1,000.
Montr6al-La derniere excen
tricit6 de la mode pour les 6l6gan.
tes de Paris, est de Sc faire accom-
pagner dun petit veau de Jersey
lorqu'elles wont a la promenade
Les fox terriers ct les King Char
les sont d6laiss6s. Heureusement
quill y a longtemps que le ridicule
ne tue plus. II est meme de plus
en- plus recherche.
Qu6bec-De nouvelles d6mar.
ches Won't etre ,tent6es aupres des
autorit6s de Quebec pour le rachat
du navire don de Dieu'' qui a
servi aux fetes du tricentenaire de
Quebec; il est probable que ce na-
wire sera rachet6 par la Cite avec
laide de subscriptions des citoyens
ct sera conserve CONNIE un souve-
mir de f6tes de 1908.
J Ottawa-Le capitaine Tessier,
d'Ottawa, qui Went d'etre nomme
chef des pompiers de Hull, rece-
vra de la vile d'Ottawa, une gra-
tifcation de mile dollars en- recon
naissance de ses services rendus
dams le pass6. LIE capitaine Tes
sier a. fait 'partie du corps des
pompiers de la capitale vingt-trois
ans, ct il ma jamais perdu une
journ6e.
On mande d'Ottawa que NJ. W.
D. Scott, surintendant du depar-
tement de Immigration, Went de
publier le rapport suivant::
Pour les onze mois d'avril a f6-
vrier de Pann6e courante, le NOM
bre DIES immigrants qui sont venus
au Canada a 6tf de 271 1892 contre
It's, ,729 pour Ia meme periodic de
pannee derni4re. C'est une aug
mentation de 81 pour cent.
LIE nombre de ceux qui sont ar
riv6s par les ports oc6aniques, pour
Ia meme p6ride a etc de 1914
1O6,906 immigrants sont venus
des Etats-Unis. De ce cote Pim-
migration s'est augment6 de 25
p. c.
Montr6al-Nous aurons endn
une bibliotheque publique 3 Mont
real Les messieurs de Saint-Sul-
pice ont d6ja achet6 lie terrain au
coin des rues Saint Denis ct Eme.
ry, ct un concours est souvert q
tous les architectes canadiens-ca-
tholiques de la province de Que
bee, du Ter avril au Ter JUN 1911.
On demande des plans pour un
6difce d'environ $4,000. Des
primes de $500 a $1,000 seront at
tribu6es aux meilleurs projects.
On salt que la bibliotheque du
Cercle Ville-Marie, qui 6tait aussi
a l'usage du public, da etre enle-
wee de son local de la rue Notre-
Dame quand lie s6minaire vendit
sa propri6t6 Fan dernie1. Lon
Sc demandait ce que deviendrait
cette bibliotheque importante.
La nouvelle batisse plus spacieuse
ct constitute dams unique but d'y
6tablir une bibliotheque publique,
permettra d'augmenter consid6ra-
Element les collections que Pon
possede d6ja.
La nouvelle bibiotheque, situ6e
en- plein centre de la vile sera dun
acces facile ct commode ct nous
souhaitons vivement que le public
canadien sache pro6ter largement
de la belle occasion qui lui sera
donn6e de s'instruire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-04-07

Nous enverlons un numero specimen
du journal q toute personne qui en- fer
la demande.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-04-07
,PieIX ma Jamais etc
Franc-MacOn

EE0uC Vl0VOu
Ceux qui possede une edition du
("Grand Larousse;' de 1874 peu-
vent lire a Iarticle Pie TX:
''sLe jeune Mastai-F -Feretti sortit d
"dix-huit ans du college de Volter-
'sre. C'est q cette 6poque Zen
$780,, dit-on, quill fut afili6 q la
''franc-maconnerie."
L"Ideal'' dams ses pages d'apo-
log6tiqne r6fute ce 'canard" ,
6clos DUN '.dit-on', ct qui fait
son tour du monde.
I'll meme engraiss6. dit notre
confrere, de plusieurs petits men
songes. C'est ainsi qu'on a exhi-
be un pr6tendu dipl6me du futur
pape sign6 "G uillaume de Wissels-
bach, grand-matsre de ia grande
Loge de Bavi4re", ct d6pos6, di-
sait-on, a la loge de Nuremberg
D'autres font na1tre Pie TX a Ia
>secte en- Pennsylvania, d'autres
enfn d Thionville. Quand un
homme rasse pour etre ne tant de
fois, il est a parier quill nest vrai-
ment ne MULE part. Et c'est le
cas- du franc-macon Mastai-Feret-
ii.
"La Cha1ne d'union,'' organe
maconique c6lebre, s'est d'ailleurs
charg6e, dams son num6ro du ler
octobre 1885, de couper les allies ct
le cou a ce canard,
"Le F. M. Hubert y affirme que,
toutes recherches faites, il est eta
bli que Pie TX ma jamais etc recu
MACON en- Pennsylvania Oh Dali
leurs il ma pas mis- les pieds. On
Ia confondu avec un no1nm6 Mar
tin Ferrety, qui fut initi6 en- l849.
II ma d'ailleurs non plus jamais
etc q Thionville. LIE F. M. HUI
bert ajoute: "Je crois que la pie
zee que je vais produire mettra fin
tune bonne fois q cette assertion
Isl souvent renouvel6e que le Pape
"Pie TX fait partie nn moment
''de la maconnerie. .gC Fest une let
tire que j'ai reeue d.s les ma
icons les plus distfngues de notre
''temps:
"Tres honor6 ct tres estim6 F.
I'M. Hubert. En- r6ponse q votre
"lettre tres agreeable, j'ai honneur
''de vous avertir que le "pr6tendu
"diplome'' qui 6tablirait la soi-di-
"sant initiation du pape Pie TX d
"la maconnerie est une invention
set toute la chose une ''inepte sot--'
"tise''. II ma jamais exist6 une
"grande "Loge de Baviere.' II
my a qu'une Loge Soleil q Bay
''reuth.
"La Maison royale de Bavi4re
me connaft pas Guillame de Wis,
''selbach CONNIE prince de Bavi6re
''ou grand -mattre de la ,Loge: le
"pr6tendu diplome ne Sc trouve
'tpas dams les archives des deux
"Loges de Nuremberg. On ne
''sait pas d'ou Went continuelle-
"ment cette absurde invention, d
''laquelle on impose bien des fois
sun. dement, absolu dams divers
"iournaux.
"signe: R. FISHER,
"CONsE1LLER DE LA CHANCELLE-
RE DU CONFINEMENT PRINCIPAL.
"Gera, le 16 septembre 1885,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-04-07
HISTORICAL
| SOCIETY.
.ANNONcES:
NUMERo i

Tariff des annonces donne sur appll
cation.
Demandes d'emploi de do
mestiques ou d'emloyes- pour
chambre Ou pension annonces pour
objets perdus 0u trouv6s.
Au taux de UN CENT du mot
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-04-07
''Sign6: r. FISHER,

''CONSEILLER DE LA CHANCELLE-
RE DU CONFINEMENT PRINCIPAL.
"Gera, le 16 septembre 1885,"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-04-07

La file de C6lim4ne.
Ia mere va etre sbientot pre-
te. -. ellie metlso chapeau.
Obi non papa c'est main
tenant le plus long 3.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-04-07
ECHO DE L'OUEST
journal Hebdomadalre

Toutes lettres, correspondances, Etc.
ioivent etre adressees directement
s.'EcHo DE L'OuEsr, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-04-07
re .Jeudi Saint

Apres la triomphale entr6e de
Jesus q Jerusalem, le Dimanche
des Rameaux, c'est, au soir du jeu-
di, la derni6re Gene en- laquelle fut
institute, avec pEucharistie, le Sa-
cerdoce Catholique.
Aussi, ne dirait-on pas que Dieu
s'est, a travers les ages, applique a
l'annoncer dams les figures ct les
symboles, CONNIE Jesus Christ lui-
meme, a la pr6parer par ses paroles
ct par les fats, pour, enfn, la r6a-
User au C6nacle.
: LES FIGURES EFT LES SYMBoLEs: !:
Abel immolant ses agneaux ct
victime de la jalousie de son frere;
Melchis6dech offrant le pain ct le
vim; Isaac, le fills unique ct bien-
aime, 6tendu sur le bois du sacrifi-
ce quill a porte sur ses epaules JUS
qua la cine de la montague; Jo-
seph vendu ct ivr6 par ses fr6res,
puts sauveur du peuple. auquel il
distribute le froment mis- en- r6ser-
We; n'est-ce pas Ia parmi tant d'au-
tres, quelques-uns des personnages
de pancienne loi qui ont figure J6-
sus-C Christ Dormant au monde lEu-
charistie. .
Est-il besoin de rappeler les sym
holes dennis Esapneau pascal
mango, ct parmi quelles ceremonies
myst6rieuses, nous le savons tous,
q la veille de la sortie de rEgypte;
depuis' la ''Manne'', nourriture,
chaque matin envoy6e du ciel, JUS
QUA 'sleau chang6e en- vim aux
noces de Cana?
Aussi David, voyant dams la lu-
miAre des prophecies, q travers ces
|Symboles, pEucharistie, a-t-il lais-
Sc s'6chapper de son ceur CO cri
d'admiration ct de reconnaissance:
-"Dieu nous dome le Pain du
Ciel.- L'homme a mango lie Pain
des Anges."
-L'EUCHARISTIE REALISEE:
C'est au soir du Jeudi Saint que
Jesus d6chirant le voile des figures
|et des symboles, les realise dams
un acte merveilleux de puissance
ct d'amour.
"Ahez a la Vile, avait-il dit 3
deux disciples, ct ''pr6parez-nous
le C6nacle on nous mangerons La
Paque. Et lis allArentS ct lis pre-
par6rent la Paque."
N'ayait-il PAS desire dun grand
d6sir de manger cette Paque avec
eux? Car "ayant aim6s les stems
qui 6taient dams lie monde il les al
ma iusqn'a Ia fn''.
Ouvrdns le livre des Evangilee;
ct, dams un sentiment de fol pro-
fonde, d'adoration ct d'amour isant
lie texte sacr6, admirons ces '.inven-
tions divines'', entrevues par le
ProphAte Isa1e ct que le cmur de
Jesus 6t6 seul capable de trouver.
Pendant qu'ils soupaient, J6-
sus prit du Pain, ct le b6nissant le
rompit ct le donna d ses disciples
en- disant: Prenez ct mangez, CECI
EST MON CORPS. Et ayant pris
le calice, il rendit graces, ct le leur
donna en- disaut: Buvez-en tous,
The Dickinson press., 1911-03-18
Railroad Legislation.
Educational Laws.

The complete new educational code
Of the state was passed, with very few
amendments from the bill as reported
by the special commission of
educators which has been work.
ing on It for some time. This is
the rost elaborate bill passed by the
legislature and makes a small volume
In itself. It has aimed to harmonize
The Dickinson press., 1911-03-18

Williston sub-station ......... 5000
Milling wheat experiments. ... 1000
Hettinger sub-station improve
ments .................... 1850
Edgeley s~ub.station .......... LOO
Hettinger sub-station, mainten-
ance ...................... 10000
Mayville normal ............ $1,000
School OF science. 1880
Valley City normal. .......... 90,100
Minot normal .............. 100000
Industrial school .............. $4,000
School for deaf .............. 10000
School of forestry ........... $4,000
School for the blind. ........ 1,O75
Aid to rural schools. ......... 10000
Miscellaneous.
Codifying probate laws.......$ $500
Glandered horse indemnity. 10000
Relief of Mr.. Blake. ......... $50
Railway commissioners, prose-
cutting rate cases........... 10000
Farmers institutes .......... 10000
Dairy commissioner ......... 10000
Inspection of state coal lands. $500
Compensating P. G. Johnson. 1880
Commissioner of agriculture
and labor, furnishing infor-
nation 1000
Commissioner Of agriculture
and labor, promotion of i'm
migration $4,000
Employment commission ..... 1000
Historical society, increase. 5000
Mandan fair 5000
Educational commission. 5000. 1000
Tuberculosis s%anitarium ..... 1880
Military reservation, store
house 5000
Survey from Mouse river to
Devils Lake $50
Fish hatchery ............... $500
Tax commission ............ 5000
Society for friendless ......... 1,040
Total 995
The Dickinson press., 1911-03-18
Executive Appointments.

NpPoIhtftehtS.
The appointments of the governor
included that of d. H. Macarthur Of
Fargo as state oil inspector, who sue.
ceeds Frank A. Wilson, who has had
the office for the past four years. Nc.
Arthur was chairman of the Demo.
cratic central committee last year.
William O'Gorman of Grand Forks al
so succeeds Anderson as state hotel
inspector. Oliver Knudson has been
r%eappointed as state examiner. Other
appointments of boards Of trustees and
minor officials were distributed among
the faithful, a good many old ap.
pointees retiring and new ones finding
the pie counter"
The Dickinson press., 1911-03-18
Auditing Board Probe.

The joint committee appointed to
Investigate the state auditing board
report it was more than they could do.
to make a systematic report Of the
proceedings Of the state auditing
board, bat as examples Of the way
things were conducted they took Jan.
uary, 1908, 1909 and 1910. Irregulari.
ties were shown In every one of these
months. While there were no glazing
irregularities in warrants there was
much laxity in allowing these accounts
without vouchers and sub-vouchers.,
J.. w. FOLEY.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-04-06
Trustees Sale

whereas X. \. Horn, by his certain decd
OF trust, dated the eth day OF january
lgNs, ana recorded In the Recorders once
Oh 81 Francois county, Missouri, in book Il
az page hla, conveyed to the undersigned
tiustc" the following described real estate,
situate, wing and being In the county OF n
Francois ana state OF Missouri, to wit
The east half OF the northeast quarter of
stctloh thirty four $50, township thirty. a
.'6l, range six, containing 80 acres.
when said conveyance was made in
Iusl 70 secure the payment OF a certain
pIomiSsory note In said deed OF trust do
ScFihed and whescas by the terms OF said
ueed OF trust said note Is past due ana re-,
ullilhS unpaid. now, therefore, In conform
ny WIN the provisions OF said deed OF trust
ana az The request OF the legal holder of said
note, !, the undersigned trustee, win, on
MONDAY, APRIL Il, 1911,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock I'm tho
forenoon and fye O'Clock I'm the afternoon
OF that day, at the south front door OF rho
lpuft House In the city OF EnrmlnrtOu In
sald 81. Francois county. Missouri, sell nj
pubic auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the foregoing described real estate To
satlsiy snih note and the cost of cXCctItinr
THIS trust '''"
March -. l9ll
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-04-06
Paint Lick Sick Lady.

Paint Lick, Ky Mrs. Mary Free
man, Of this place, says: Before
commenced to take Cardui. suf
Tered 50 much from womanly trou.
hl"' ] was so weak that was down
on my back nearly all the time. Car,
dul has done me more good than any
medicine ! ever took Ia my life. .
You need not be afraid to take Car
dnl' 1t is no new experiment. Com
posed Of gentle. acting, herb ingre.
dents, 1t has been found to safely
relieve headache, backache, aud sim.
iIar female troubles. Try it for your
troubles.
The Wright hotel in Poplar Bluff
has Il Bible in every room put there
by the GideOns.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-04-06
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET
SPECIAL REPORT

National Stock Yards, III. April 4.
Cattle receipts $500. Market steady
and steady with IA week ago on nil
Kinds, except medium heifcrs, which
are 10 to Zoe lower. Choice heifers
sold today up to $3.50.
Hog receipts 1000. Market
opened about steady on light hogs
but closed stronger. COMPARED with
IA week ago prices show "A decline of
about Doc, best pigs and lights sell.
ing at 1919 to S6.Sj: medium weigbts
5000 to 500; heavies 81. .IOto All IL.
rough hogs $500 to 1910.
Sheep receipts 5000. Market Iic
lower today and shade lower tb.n
a week ago. Top for Colorado
lambs 500; best Native and West.
ers Sj.I5to s6.2j; best wethers aronnd
500; ewes $3.50 to S4.1j.
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK Cow co
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-04-06


| County of - Francois s.
y TIIE CIRCUIT COURT TO MAY TERM
| 1911.
Luc Allen lcoIl, rIaintir,
vs..
Jack Allen COLI. Defendant.
Now at this day comes the plaintirr here
IN by her attorney ana niles her petltiOf
ana atiidavlt alleging. among other thing,
that defendant is not a resident OF Nilsson
whereupon. It is ordered by the Clerk of
thls Court, In vacation, that said defend
anu De notified by publication that plain.
TN mas commenced u SUIT against him I'm
TINS court, the object and general nature
OF which Is an action Tor divorce upon the
sinGnus OF Abandonment and deseTtiOn OF
pihlntln. without reaspnnblc cause FOR n
period OF more than one year. and that mn
less SAID defendant bc and appear nj This
court, AT the next term thereof, to be be.
gun am holden al the court house In the
Guy on bennington, In said county, on the
stu uhy OF May next, ana on or before tho
nfst uhy OF said term or before the Ia Il day
OIL sald term answer or plead to the nett
loh IN SAID cause, the same VIII he taken
hs confessed, ana judgment VIII he rem.
d'red accordingly.
ANA II Is further ordered that ropy
hereof De published according To Law. in
! ne harrington Times, u news paper pub
Ilshtu ~ said county OF ST. Francois for
inur weeks successfully, published at least
ono" q week, the last Insertion to be al
lth,l nitecn days before the FIRST day OF
said next May term OF this court
true copy from the record.
Witness my hand, ana SCI; OF
SEAL the Circuit Courtsof 81 Francois
.......... county, this 10Th day OF May,
lHll.
e. +. WILSON. Circuit Clerk.
March H. 1911.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-04-06
just Half in Bed.

clyde, Ky. Mrs. /. A. Decker,
write, from clyde, ~ recommend
tardgt, the woman's tonic, to any
w"i"nH 10 need of a remedy. For
fi'" years, ! was unable To do nv
work. Half my time was ,pcn, in
bed. At times, could not stand.
Al last tried Cardui. Now / am
wen ana happy, aud can do my own
work Don't suiTcrpain, headache
harkarh", and other womanly mis-
cry when your own druggist has ON
his shelf a remedy Cardui. Get "A
h"ttI" for your shelf.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-04-06
Leaves Flat River tor Farnfno,on
NJ r. s B. 7. Connections

Car leaving Post Office at ~, a. m
connects with No. %, due at st. Loui,
AZ 1850 a. III.
Car leaving Post Office at 2:or p. m.
connects with No. p, dine in St. Louis
at b:'7 p. m.
Car leaving at gas a. M. connects
with train No. u, leaving St. Louis at
+ 50 a. ~.
Gar leaving at 6;2S p. III. connects
with train 30. IS leaving ST. Louis At
500 p. m
Gar leaving at $40 p. M. connects
with train No, 81 leaving 81. Louis at
$50 p. M.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-04-06
Tolerton to Test Legality
of Appropriation Bill

~ statement says "A Jefferson
/ NY special to tn" Republic. fbnt
th"r" Is no precedent for the cours,
pursued by the Legislature in ulyc.
my rider on til" approximation Of
'W,OUO Tor support Of the Srntc
Gam" Department., conditioned thut
. NO part thereof shall be available ms
. ipn2 as jess \. TOIerton rrnnius
stat" Gam" and Fish Commits nurr
+ or Is connected IN any way with
n" department., is not sustained bv
Tia" records.
J. mere are several preccdouts.
/ Will" David K. Francis wus GOV.
ernor OF Missouri he improved n
PHI 81 TINS character May II. lSSg,
rms measure contained hut one
snort section, reading as follows.
section !. There is hereby an.
Pr"pfiat"I ont Of the State Trrns.
ufN, charg"Hhlc to the State revenue
IuHn, Tor support and maintenance
81 the state University at Column.
bla, the sum of So 900. For my.
mrnt OF balance due Professor : :.
Laws Tor specimens in museum
Sb23 9j. Provided, that none Of The
appropriation hereby made for snrh
Institution shall be audited ar mid
By tn" state Treasurer while pro.
fcssOr J. W. Sanborue is cUnperted
III any way with said institution -
Champ Clark represented Pike
county III that session of the Icgis.
latur" and Joseph j. Russell. now
congressman from the Fourteenth
district, was Speaker of the House.
IL Is said that MIR. Clark was large.
y instrumental in having the san.
b"rhe rider placed upon this bill Al
mat time Professor Sanbornr was
d"an 81 the state Agricultural Col.
leg" and bitter fight had been
"aged upon him for some time by
tolon"l AhleI Leonard of Coupcr
county aud other members of line
stat" Board Of Agriculture.
mere was no contest in the courts
the validity of this rider
Professor Sanborne left the State
ana later Doctor =. :. Laws. who
was then tn" head of the university
aud TIA" sponsor for Professor SIM. /
borne, also retired.
during the 1907 Legislature bit. /
Ter ilght was waged uDou STATE
tam" Warden Rhodes Of SrdaIia
nm appolnt"c Of Governor Folk. I'm
pfd"r To reach him the Legislature
that part of the law under
which he was appointed and enacted
N lieu thereof IA section providing
.pr new appointment. THIS net
Was not contested. Mr.. Rhodes re- /
.ir"d and Mr., Bassford of Mexico
Vas appointed and served until Jan.
lury, 1909.
rms time, 1t appears. the power
u IN" Legislature to attach riders
. appropriations, rs in the case of
stat" Game and Fish Commissioner
oI"rton, viii be made the subject
y Judicial inquiry in the Supreme
curt aud ruling from that body. ,
me Governor has said that me l
."uld not remove MIR. Tulcrtou and
ne latter has no notion Of resign.
X After tn" general contingent
bill is approved, Mr..
6i"rton will make IA demand upop
ne Auditor for "A warrant for his
hlarE for some date following the I
olhs into effect of the apprOpria- I
ON bill. In view Of the rider. the 4
uditor will refuse to ISSUE the /
lme, aud then Mr.. Tolcrtun will =
lstitute mandamus proceedings i'm i
~ supreme Court to compel him /
do SO, and in this way. it is ex- h
'cted, II judicial ruling will he oh. Y
lined. u
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-04-06
Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given Tint rho md.
s's"ed' administrator of the estate OF
W. ;, BARRY, Deceased.
VIII make 1nal settlement of soib as,,,,,
me next term OF the Probate Court M -
francois county, Missouri, to DO begun mn, d,
neiI III the Court House in Pennington I'm
April, 1911. '"''' III
Mar'h ., 1917. '''' N'"i
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-04-06
Administrators Notice

Notlce is hereby given that letters nj al
nhinlstratlon were granted to the under.
signed ny the Probate Court OF 81. Fr,n
S Wn county Missouri, dated the 6th day OF
March 1911 on the estate Of 10y W
SARAH METZ, Deceased
All persons having claims apainst s,t,.
Iate are required to exhibit them In ma
administrator for allowance within on.
sear from the date OF said letters, or they
as aS w pIsciuded from any beneft OF soli
s ,,s,,h' ana II not exhibited for allowance
,aui Two years from the date OF said lei
'erS they VIII be forever barred
VIM. j. CASEY. Adm's
March Q, 1911.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-04-06
Final Settlement

NOtlce Is hereby given that tho urt,r.
signed Administer OF the estate OF
WILLIAM NJ. STRONG. Decd.
VIII make iinal settlement of said as,,t, a,
the next term OF the Probate Court of -
ttrhncnis county, Missouri, to he begun ana
satT c o. w court mouse In Pennington, in
1911. '''""o' III AprH.
February 90. iDII H"'' l.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-04-06
Final Settlement

Notice IS hereby given that the und.r.
signed administrator OF the estate of
DAVID {. RICHARDSON. Decd.
VIII make a finnl settlement of said es,,,.
~ ~ tbe next term OF the Probate Court M ~
tFancois county, Missouri, 10 he begun nm.
s nsin az the courl house In Pennington, in
April, l,ll. "'huaS "
March >, IglI. "'' Aihii'
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-04-06
Notice Of Guardians Intention to RESIGN
STATE or MISSOURI, !
county OF st. Francois

STATE OF MISSOURI,
county OF st. Francois,
Notice Is hereby given that m. u,,,.
siRnsd. Guardian OF William H. Young
curator OF the estate OF Patrick Krotehott 4
anu Annie krotehetta, minors, will annly
next term, to be held at the court ho,,ss u :
s sa, county. on the second Monday OF Anrii
,sli, Tor permission to resign as such ma
March 2, lsII.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-04-06
Final Settlement

Notlce Is hereby given that the under.
signed Executor OF the estate OF
JANE KENDALL. Decd,
VIII make fnal settlement of s,t,t ,.,,,.
y Tue next term OF the Probate Court ~ :,
rancoiS county, Missouri. 10 be- begun ,nd
heId IN Harrington, I'm said county on III,
second Monday In April IaiI
March ., 1911 Jaw "'"''
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-04-06
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Your breath is foul.

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