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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-21
CRIMSON MAKES
SPORT OF EL|'S
TRAILING CREWS
Clea n Sweep of All
Events Won by Har-
ward Over Yale.
ENGLISH STROKE
PROVED FAILURE

Though Trying Desperately, Bull
dog Easily Conquered-Least
Trying Victory Cambridge
School Has Achieved in All
of It's Twenty-Four
Victories.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-21
Garrison Reinforced.


Laredo. Ten, June 20.--Aftcr fighting
their way through the State OF Nuevo
Leon. General Joaquin Tellez and 1900
Federal troops arrived at Nuevo La
redo. Mexico, to-day from Monterey
70 reinforce the garrison there. in an
ticipation of a rebel attack. Fin route
from Monterey, which is 175 miles
south OF the border. General Teller re-
ports having engaged eight Constitu-
tionalist bands in battle. and that at
least 200 rebels were killed and as
many more wounded. The Federal
casualties, he declared, were less than
ten killed
1T is stated that large body OF revo-
lutionists is marching from Matamoras
to join the rebel bands about Nueyo
Laredo, in an attack on that city.
Z. Ii. Rippeteau and Henry Crumpler,
the two Americans arrested by Con-
stitutionalists near Colombia yesterday,
were taken to-day to Piedras Negras,
the headquarters of Venustiano Car
rama. tho rebel chieftain. for trial 1t
is charged that tho men are in the en-
ploy of the Huerta government.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-21

VIII Rnise Great Army.
Douglas, AriZ.. June 2O--F. Rivera,
revolutionary Governor OF Sinaloa.
left Aqua Prieta to-day after winning
CONTINUED On Third Page.5
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Continued on Second Pase.)
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05
Hearts Courageous.

The New Orleans Picayun"
talks hopefully OF the fight which
has Just been initiated i'll 4oui>i-
ana TO preserve the sugar in
du~try of the country from >crj-
Gus injury by unW,~" tHt!'i
legislation.
1t says that Il strong Delegation
will 60 to Washington in January
to rrmrnat cate against III" pas
sag. of the Underwood free suG
ar bin at ihc present short Sp>
sion. or the recrudeScunt.r al t hat
bill ut the extra session TO be
called next April. Disregard
inr the warning conveyed in tIic
Underwood bill. :oul>:aua gave
an overwhelming vote in favor OF
,hc only antiprotcctioni>t party
in the field at the last election.
1t helped to swell the majority
at Mr.. Underwood s disposal IN
the new House and the majority
in the Electoral College Of 4 can,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

didate for President who had eX-
pressed the opinion that pro
lection was an injury, even tc
those engaged in the prOtec1eo G
industries.
1t took courage TO vote prottc-
ton away in \uyeM Der and to
plan i month later to nullIly the
effect Of that vote by the ing"ni-
c.3, xpianation that protcction
is d very ba,! thing on election
day. but highly desirable be
tween elections. Such courage
deserves adn1irat!un it oGght
to make the impression OF the
>ileptical Mr.. Underwood which
t. e i'icHvunc t-N1or'S-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05
SUF.HIFF'S SALE IN PARTITION

In the Circuit Court CT Washington
County, Missouri.
Julia Ward, Francis VI. Wright. Sa-
mantha NJ. Wright. Rice Wrisht. ].
A. Wright. Annie Gilmore, J. r.
Wright. Jessie Wright and Bessie
Roberts
Daisy Wright, Guy Wright, George
Wright, Rudy Wright. Rainey Wright,
II.ly ! 'autWell. James Lons, John
F, Evans. Edward T. i..."r''o!" and W
\. Me,caif.
BY Virtue and authority OF a decree
and ort.tr CT sale made by said court
in the above entitled cause. and by
authority OF certified copy OF said
order, dated the 23d day OF October,
1912. and 20 ne directed. | will on
WEDNESDAY, TIE FIFTH DAY OF
MARCH. 1915.
between the hours of nine O'Clock in
i'hc torcuOon and five o'clccil in the
afternoon OF that day. at the front
door .. the court house in the city
OF Poto*i Washington County. Mis-
soul and during the regu-
II
Ci!lult Court OF said county. sell
at pubic Vondi.c, to the hishss, bid
der, the foloWi@2 described real cs-
tate. s.tuut=, lviEG and beir N said
, roUnty of Wa>E.0cfnn. Sta, Of Mis-
souri,, towit:
Northeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter OF section IL, township ::6
ianSr one r2St. south hall OF tht
souih"&s quarter and south halt OF
I 5ou'!iNtat quarter OF section three ,anC
noith"ts quarter of northwest Judi
ter OF section Ii. tow nShip 20 ranct
one east, south hall of southues,
! quarter o. section two. township IS
range oIe east, all in Washington
! County, Missouri.
; terms OF sale: One halt cash. bal
ance in one Year. deferred payments
! TO be secured by deed or trust or
said property, and 70 bear sin Del
cent per annum from date Q. sale OIL
/ All cash. at option of purchaser.
| LUTHER CRESSWELL
Sheriff
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05
Made Il So"

AZ Fort Monroe some time ago fthis
is an old story. where one of the ves
sells OF the navy was mporarilv
awaiting orders. a delegation Of army
officers stationed at the fort came
aboard. There is a set naval regula
ton that nothing can be so on board
ship until the commanding oficer or
ders It. While the army party were
looking over the ship, twelve O'Clock
arrived \ Junior officer approached
the captain and said, with salute
1t is twelve o'clock. cir Make II
So responded the captain and eight
bells were struck. The army Officer
suspected that the navy men wanted
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

| our Democratic friends are
! often H>lling what has become OF
| the hard times the Republicans
predicted would follow the eleD-
ton Of Democratic president,
! That they have not arrived is of
! much qualification to the Repub-
| licanS. for it indicates that the
prosperity We have had during al
these many wears under Repub-
l,can RUE had gathered such
force that it will take the Demo
Gratis some time to break up and
stop, Which reminds us, too, that
previous to the election the Dem
ocrats contended that the country
had no real prosperity. that there
would be none and could be none
under the rOhbcr tariff, which
must 10 wiped out. But now
even the most ardent Democrat
: congratuIating him self tnat the
country is st Il enjoying prosper
ity. and savs it is a happy refu-
tHtion OF the Woeful ca Iamity fore
casts Of the Republicans. Let Us
hnn, fhat rho .rnrst tho Iln,o
ocratS can do Will not disturb the
good Republican prosperity.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05
We are as ready to endorse the

We are as ready to endorse the
cnnduct of any of Missouri S
Dem ,crat:c members in Con
g.r>S when their public policy
conforms with our own views on
a subject as We are ready to
'riticiSr them when we feel they
are at fault. The Hon. Dorsey
y >hak!cfOrd. who represents
he Eighth District. is an active
worker in behalf Of securing
federal aid in the good roads
N movement. In this, he is truly
serving the best interests Of the
people. not only of Missouri. but
Of the whole country. The move
mnnt to secure better roads. the
avenues OF commerce of The farm
rr. Will never make satisfactory
hnalway until it obtains national
SUPPORT. Mr.. Shakleford intro
;ucrd a bill at the last session
IF Congress providin" for an an
nal contribution from the fedc-
raj treasury for the ,iainta!nance
of roads over which the mails are
carried when such roads have
been constructed and maintained
up to specified standard. He
lueS not believe in building ma
tioHal highways for automobile
SpepucrS. but in good roads gen
erallV for the benefit of those who
mus, u,e them in their daily
lives. We give uui hearty on
| doris. mcnt to such policy. inl
the journal has everbetn strong
advocate of government aid in the
| work of improving the highway
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05
EXEC UTOR'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters
tesian.cntary or the estate Of Louis
Breil2cv!>e. 4, ceased, were granted to
the undersigned on the 3lo4 day OF
January, 1919, by the Probate Court u
Wa< hinston county, Missouri All
persons having claims against said
estate are required 10 exhibit them 70
allowance to the executor within SIX
months after the date 81 said letters,
OF they may Le precluGed IN N any
Geietit OF such estate: and ii such
claims be not exhibited within one
y u lrcn TIL date OF the last inser
Cion OF tli> nu lication of this no
lice, they sh;:li be forever barred.
EDWARD BRENNECEE E
Executor OF the estate Oh Louis
8renEecke, deceased,
Feb. >, 1913.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

them TO ask some questions ana get
sold, or that this was a bit Of foolery
got up to joke the land warriors. Some
time after, party OF the army ofIi-
GERS invited the officers OF the war
ship to dine with them. The dinner
MAS progressing when lieutenant
entered and. salli'ing tue senior on
cer present. said. sravely: Colonel.
flf maior's blind horse in dead"
E;5hn II SO" responded the colonel.
with Jhe greatest gravity and the din
uer proceeded. Nothing was said 1T
f'fc lime. but the navy offcers tell the
story.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05
ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS.

State OF Missouri, Conutg ii Wash
ing.On SIS. In the Probate Court OF
Washington County and State Oh Mis-
sour, returnable at the May term,
| 1872, OF this court, William A.
Mount, guardian and curator OF tho
estate OF Joseph Desvlieri, insane,
CIDER OF publication.
| Whereas. William A. Mount. suar
dian and curator OF the estate oil
.Foseuh | Crscherl, insane, presents to
this court his petition, praying for
an Greer of sale for so much OF the
real e,ta,t Of said Ioselh DerscherI,
ii.sa,c. a. Will pay and satisfy the
rcniaIn'n1 debts due t.: laid estate,
AMI for Maintenance anu keeping i1!i.t
! ict ny tic ;.-counts. lists and inNen-
tories re- : ':eu by law in such cases,
On tXuif.4l.atiCn Whereof it is order
ed by this clurt that all persons in
terts1ed ir ;he estate of the said
tJoseph II, cscherl. insane. be notified
Itl l,uhi3>.lt on that application as
aforesaid has been made, and that
nni, = IT. contrary be shown on OF
| before me first day Of the Hay tenn
Of this CONT, to be begun and hold
e.. q, The court house, in the cit
of I'otcsl, in county and state afore-
said, or the 18th daV OF May,
1912. an order OF sale will ne made
for the sale of the whole, or so
much Ct tic rea! estate OF the SAID
! ,!osr.,h Ders, herl. insane, as will be
sufficient for the payment OF said
debts ;u0 Nher purposes mentioned,
And II is further ordered that Z.
tcE ot this notice he published. &C
ccl,iln; tu law. in the Potosi Journ-
al d n.Nsraper published within
.:aid county and state, tor iour woe.lS
s'.rc,.-iv'l>, Ii" last Insertion to 3e
ma" d i7ast fifteen d.. 5 1ctor" the
.n.x: !tlx y, rll oi this .ourt.
So. ii Missouri, 'ountN OF Masii-
inS. OF So. i. 'alllcs A 4'>n7"it'
i,isi-. i Ii, Probate court, he'd II
ana Tor said count. hereby c;rtii T.
that .h. ;.bovo is Il true ,ol'E o, the
orr ina c:,ier OF publication therein
r,,f..rr. 70 as the sanle appears "a
3ra,.urd IN Ny office. Witness my
haru az judge OF Probate, and tbs
sea, O. aid court. done at Office IN
rn,,-, Missouri, this >1Il day OF lar
i;Iry. I"i'
JAMES i. HENSON,
tS.a:, Iudce of Probair.
tJunnaly T., l5ld'
Fo: a sprain YOU viii iiEd Eham5er
l.tn's Liniulent excellent. Il dtla> :
the pain, removes the soreness, ano
soon restores the parts TO d hea TN.
condition. - and III cent bottles tor
sale bv al. dealers. adv,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given to all cre,t-
!tors and others interested in the e.
tate OF Francis NJ. Huges, deceased
that |, the undersigned adminlstratC.
CT said estate, intend to make fina
settlement thereof. at the next terri.
of the Probate Court OF NashinS-
ton county, Missouri, to be ho.dti.
It the court house in the city
Potosi, in said county, Oh the second
Monday in February, 1913.
j JAMES A. SHIELDS, JJh
Administrator of the estate &.
Francis NJ. Hughes, deceased.
Jan. t, 1913.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

This is he season Of the year whc'i
mothers feel YER nIcn coIlceTne"
over the frequent colds contracted i"
rh, it. children. and haV" abundant re-
son tor it a. every ccid v-aa ;ens the
lungs, overs tho Vitality a.d pates Il
Wv for the more serious diseases ths'
SO often follow han:terlaiE : Fouci.
Remedy is fala0us IoE its cures. an@
j. riaasaHi ANA go" =" :" r, t"t
-Ig. nr al d1a.-r-. al
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

The denudation of the broken
lands or this section of Missouri.
which includes a large area Of
our own county, by the tim mber
interests. often leads 10 specula-
ton as to what utility these lands
will lend themselves in the future
Since they ale almost entilr].
unfit for tilling. Probably most
Of it will be allowed to remain
wild. to grow another crop OI
trees. But growing trees is a
slow means Of getting profit from
LAND. We believe that the iuturc
of this section of Missouri lies
in the development of stock
raising and turning our wild
lands into paSturage as far as
they are adaptable TO such utils
zation. The growing OK stock
cattle IS already valuable indus
try here. but it can bc made
many times more valuable when
it is properly promoted and de
velOpcd.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTI
Notice is hereby given to tall cred
itors and others interested in the es-
tate of Hannah j. Hanson. deceased,
that |, the undersigned administrator
OF said estate, intend TO make a final
settlement thereof, a, the next term
OF the Probate Court of Washington
county, Missouri, to be holden at
the court house in the city OF Fotosi.
in said cointy, on III seconde Monday
in February, 1913.
JOHN s. HANSON,
Administrator OF the estate a O.
Hannah J. Hanson, deceased.
Jan. 4, 1913.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05
AGN ES SHIMI\.
NOTICE. UF FINAL. SETTLEMENT l

NOTICE UF FINAL. %ElrLEME\T
Notice is hereby given 10 ali cred
itorS AMI others interested in the cs-
tate II Mary Buh, deceased, that /,
tie uu..'rsi gue;i adinini>:tra;rix of
said es,t;e, intend to make d iinai
settlement thereof, at the next term
oi til, Probate Court of Washington
county, Missouri, to be hoI'en i. the
court hn2se IN the c::y Of ia!"Si, in
said county, On the second Mondav
il Fehrusry. 1918,
CLARA BCH.
Administrative of the estate OF Mary
Buh, dr'itH>eu.
Ian = 1913
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05
A Horseshoe ior Each.

tt" o.,rut # horseshCes in Vie
rnul.try last year j. a;1GOuhcpG
tnbr atrut ljp, p,UuD.N)O. Orone fol
each It car ',:.:;.;t:l pnnulIt!0n,
:iii> t.;1z-;r; - bring -: all good
I"".' We -ire these i.gn: e~.
however t. show that the llnr>s
i@ sill: with Us. More heavy
horses, are being used. cease
ure!,tiy The manufacturers are
makin:5 lnOrc i."ayE horse shoes
and lc>:5 ii.i!s"iGnt>. The heavy
horse takes Il rii.s, Of greater
weight out il will last }.3nser rs
he dee, not travel st. fast as the
drir;n. hnrsr:; ana others OF
| ,.no pnlnd' anu lo>s.
From !aOptu 1910 tile nnii.hel
Of i:urStS il Sic United States
increased flcln l:i.nuU,utO to u.
500. .OH'. v,.'i" their N"'Un during
that n,.r;uu t.,>r li'.,.4: al average
Of 81, per itrud t. ::''i. Ii 1890
tie -nAl"nt rti"rted the
mule population % be :. go, coo:
in 1910 it h&:l Gpr h!ud. 1t is es
ti,nated ti.;.t the nunb,rot Wul k
hur~"~. nn' runn':*g those on
Tie ranges, Increased It1, ,oOH last
wear
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05
SHERIFF'S SAIL. IN fAIIi1lO\.
In the Circuit Ccur,, of Washington
County, Missouri
John SlGsS and Henrietta ReCS,

In the Circuit CCur; of Washington
County, Missouri
John Sloss and Henrietta ReCs,
James SIoss. George Pilnell, Mel
son PinncN. Luther Pinncll, Lizzie
Windle, Thomas Windle ard William
SlOss.
Hv virtue ami authority Of a decree
and order OF sale made by said court
in the abo>c entitled cause. and h>
authority of certified copy of sal
ort.er, GATED ,he 2Sth day cf August.
1912 and to me directed. VIII. on
w. .DN rSIAY, TIE FIFTH DAY OF
MARti.. 1913,
b=.Vtrn the hours of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the
al. rncon y. that day. at the front
,.r... - u" t, trt ho>,Sc in the city OF
po, o3i, Washington County, Missouri,
AMI during the regular Narc:?
term of the Circuit court
of said county, sell at
public ve1due, to the higEesl bidder,
the following described real estat".
situate. iying ard being in the County
of Washington. State of Missouri
tO-Wit:
Southeast quarter Of the northeast
Gunrtcr OF section 2l: also the south
west quarter of the northwest Iuar-
ter ,l,,i northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section -. ali
in township 81. range one east, il
Westminster County, Missouri,
Terms OF sale:--Iialf cash, balance
in on, .e2r. with approved security
on deferred aHments. bearing inter
, est at six per cent, or all cash. at 'OE)-
ton OF the purchaser.
LUTHER CRESSNELL.
Sheriff
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

President elect Wilson seems
disposed to favor Il single term
for presidents, This is causing
the prospective Democratic Jot
holders :; me worry, in view 81
taeiranXicty to hold on lndctial1
ely and unfortunately.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

Missouri is compelled TO pay Il
commission Of S113,UOO to dis
pose of 81. .O0O. 900 Of its new capi
tai bonds. That new capital is
going to come high before it is
finally paid for.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

LandlordiSm is making strides
in the United States. An En
glish corporation of cotton spin
ners has Just bought -, 0ooacreS
of land in the GazOO delta. The
single tax will remedy this con
dition Sulne day.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

In 1909 and 1911 Democratic
law makers were very much OPP
posed to creating new offices.
In 1913 they are clamorinG for
- new Offices with annual >ala
rics ag.regating 500. 900.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05
\OTlCt, OF: Fi\Al. SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE Of FINAL. SETH .t.nlE-.\ !
Notice i; heichy >5!Nen TO II. tre"-
itors AMI others inter, ssod III the e.
,1atc OF lanes NJ. SiIve' deceased
that j. the unGerajSned admIn'atrato'
c1 said estate. intend 10 make a i.n4I
scttlemen, thereof, At IN" next TERI"
nt the Probate Court OF Washington
county. Vi; ,sonri, TO q" hoiath at "'
cour; house in the ;lty OF fotosl, ~
..,;.,.,oun,. on tie second Monday i:
February. i'l;.
CHARLES + S!hNEI.
Administrator OF the estate I"
James NJ. SilreN. dec Ased
Ian. /, ':'i3.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

The St. Louis Star has broken
away from the notion that ST
Louis is dependent upon its
breweries for it's well being.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

DO Won know that more real dans"'
]ul<s in A cciililon cold than in any
0fher OF the minor ailments? lt
safe way is to take Chamberlain :
iCo1en Remedy. a thoroughly reliable
nrepcration, ard rid yourself OF the
cold as tu.ckll as possible Thi, re
,lnctiy is fol sale by all dealers adv.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

The liquor interests will MOI
comply with any law they car
evade. 1t is the policy OF cor
stant law breaking on their part
that leads to more constant efforts
on the part of the people to ap
ply more Stringency upon the
liUuOr business.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

President elect Wilson having
been a school master all his life
is not apt toalloW the big boys to
sass back" when he tells them
what what.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

The government of Missouri
is now being conducted on the
theory that it is the property of
the Democratic Marty
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

The fourth Of March is a ,ong
time in coming to Our Democrat
ic friends who are hoping to get
themselves fitted to d nice fat
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

Enough states have now re
ported favorable on the incOm
tax amendment 70 the fedora
constitution to ratify it. IT.
inclusion in the constitution
will give congress power to lev,
a tax on incomes and the lev
will not have to run a test in The
courts
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

Bills providing for about seven
ty-tive new State offices, with
salaries ranging from 500 (;
month to >6, 900 a year are now
pending in the Legislature.
When Republicans were in pow
rr the Democrats vigorously OPP
posed every suggestion of Il new
State office or an increase IL
>s1iaripS.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

Tho Sherman law on Trial. -
was I've caption tuan editorial in
the Globe Democrat The other
day. l. thc Sherman law Il farce:
One would imagin" FROM the nun
Der of times i, has been ON trial
during tic inol" than twenty
wears, it has been en- the federal
statute books. hat the law Itself
was the serious offender and not
those who break its provisions.
The United States is Il modern
nation. bat wearr no, yet modern
enough to- accept Il law OF the
people as paramount 10 lnd!Iid
ual interests. The modern Ma
tions of Europe exactly reverse
this condition. and individual in
terestS must conform their con
duct with the law.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

Governor. Major has protfered
the City Of ST. LouiS Il tri partl-
.san election board though the
law plainly specifies Il by-parti
san hoard. But Of what con>e
uu.r,p j. a mere law when a
Democratic governor wants to
give his personal political friends
a chance to get on the pay roll Of
the State?
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

The National and State plat
forms OF the Democrats approve
the initiative and referendum.
vet ii /. Democratic party leaders
at jefferson City are doing all
that can be done tundrr cOvcr) tO
bring about the repeal or nuIliti-
cation of that law in Missouri.
They are afraid the people may
undo some of their cnactmcnts
and that they may establish sen
atorial and congressional dis
tricts Ivy direct vote
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05
MOTTO +, t)L' ~

NOTICE UF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given to ali cred
| itors and others interested in the cs-
late ui Edward {. Shimin, deceased ,
that | the Undersigned administrative
If sal estate. intend to make a final
settlement thereof at the next term of
the prcbate Court u Washington
count. Missouri, to he holden at the
court house in the city of Hotosi, in
said county, on thr second Monday
in Febri lry. 1918.
AGNES SHIMIN.
uar,. {. :Shimiii. deceased.
Jau. :. 1918.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

Fo:. sprain YOU viii find Chamber
laIu's Linilent excellent. It dtlaE
the pain, removes the soreness. ano
soon restores the parts to {, heatt
condition. - and 5n cent bottles Tor
sail, bv all dealers. adv,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1913-02-05

JAMES !. HENSON,
tS.:,., .I,1dce Of FrObai".
Juntaly l., l3l".