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The Southern herald., 1915-08-20

Instead of whining about my lossn
and abusing everybody who falisu
support me, | used my head anu y
good name to try to make enOus4
money to pay every piece OF the wsly ~
house company's paper to winch 49, -.
attached my name as endorser' Ayg
to make enough money out o. Y
Natchez land to pay the note sua y
paid At Security State Bank Of ssak
Vile, Mississippi, but whether y
not, | will pay every dollar OF y W.. =
live, and If l die, my life insulaa~ y.
will pay 1t. will not pass arounv u.
hat as has been Bilbo's custom. ~
not responsible for the failure y ". W
Warehouse Company. used my y.
sonaI credit and endorsed the ws.w ~
house eompany's paper ana 'O. y, ~
hard-earned money trying TO ~ W.. !.
toiIIna farmer to market hls ptOusss pVss,s
on a profitable basis; yet shyster u. y.
war, who has no interest In eon'a,y, u"S.
with the farmers, and who never ~ I. !.
thouuht Of them In his lie sHssp 49,
geeeIve them for hls own se'"s" ., s'r,, ~.
Vrlss TO play on their preIudless y ~, y.
dueInu the character Of an hene'' ~. !.
am not a candidate for 20 Go'sI1@ ,apsa
nor for any other office. J haye nay !, 'ssS Nm.
uo stock whatever in this politle.a,l s,,.s, va,
nsien have refrained from dlsvs., W.,
ing politics Of any kind or cln,a;t, ~" 4,
a. why should be dragged ln,O n.,SorId
n Bilbo thought the College ,,iaI. s9VI "
have another president, why olos' lSs d
wait until after the election M hs
honest ,s investigation and then. .,a,al' ! !.
Ttill thought the College was WA. Y sisc.
eriv nanaaed, use bis inAuence " Donvst
a different PRESIDENT Such = : n WI has
would have justified the claim ~ y y NJ
!" oftsn made that he Is going y e,,sIss ~
tha ssate inaaatuelCns out o. pO'i, ps.iiss,
Ishing 4 vicious sstaok on : .,'',ilsy. vs
T..eaITsst, bsh psHaasly and ..r
~ oysr the state for eswhole ySr M 4
tsstnr me stats institutions as NM,
Soaltics With a vengeance hos \ ne
d. how long, shan We sunS'
herds q the demagogueY "a
Sincerely your tIienea's tIilias
The Southern herald., 1915-08-20

appreciate, most deeply, the
splendid support you gave me in
my race fer State Revenue Agent.
| am in the run.of, and ! ask you
Tor your continued support.
! have made the race upon my
own merits. | am asking you for
your support on proposition OF
sound economics.
Section 4739, Code 1906, reads:
ut is the duty Of the State Rev
enue, Agent to investigate t h e
books, accounts and vouchers OF
the State, and Of eyoTy county,
municipality and levee board"
1t is also his duty to collect pub
lie revenues in arrears. In other
words, the State Revenue Agent is
the travelling auditor Of the State.
I think that the office, as mat
ter Of principle, should be on sal
airy basis, but regardless Of that,
! if | am elected | propose to help
the tax assessors systematic the
assessments and do all in my pow
er to see that taxes are properly
assessed and collected to begin
with, thus cutting out the back
tax nuisance, Ii back taxes are
| honestly due, | propose to collect
them, bat pledge myself not to
injure the State by taking adyan'
tage Of technicalitics or in anv
other manner. ! propose to per
form the duty OF auditing counties
by putting them on a Uniform
system of carbon, or durlicate, re-
cords that the big business inter
ests use, having the counties send
these records to the Jackson Office
and through this medium keep al
the counties checked UP at al
times. Municipalities, ETC., vii
be handled in a similar manner
From these records | will compile
and publish an annual trial balan
ce and cost sheet, where cent o
the tax money goes.
Wouldn't it be better TO proven
graft, error, and the escape 0
property from taxation, rather
than merly to detect it hiss happen
ed? If private business is run OIL
this sound principle, why canno
the peoples business be as strictl!
attended to? 1t can be if we elec
. competent men to oficice.
Who wonld be most apt to dt
this-a lawyer or an expert ac
countant? My opponent is a law
yer. / am an expert accountant
, | have had nine years experienc,
doing exactly this kind of kind O
work. IAN ounce of prevention i
worth a pound of cure" Let
get down toto business.
Respectfully yours,
+ Chas. j. Moore,
The Southern herald., 1915-08-20
Non Resident DEFENDANT notice
State Of Mississippi,

State Of Mississippi,
To Perla Bean Defendant You
are hereby commanded to appear.
ed before the Chancery Court Of
Amite County, at the pre-termit-
ted July terms 1915 on the LIST,
Monday OF September 1915, to de
fend the suit Of John Bean for di.
vOrce, wherein you are defendant
This the 21st. day Of July, 1915
G. M. Causey
Chancery Clerk
The Southern herald., 1915-08-20
Malaria Or ChiIIs 6 Fever

Prescription No. G66 IS prepared especially
for MALARIA or cHlLLS & FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
il taken4hens ssSa Ionic the Fevskwill not
return. Il acts on the liver bette, than
Calomel end does noi f'ipe o. sieken. 2ss
The Southern herald., 1915-08-20

There were various losses which ]
sustained, ranging from $1,000 to 81
100000, which in the aggregate amount
ed to about $4,000. The company owed
me at the time of it's failure $11,5OOOO
of borrowed money, out of which !
have realized about $5,OO0.O0. owned
$3,50OO0 of the company's stock. From
this it is clearly seen that my loss IS
considerably more than $2O,0OOOO.
The following certificate will answer
to the satisfaction of any honest man
his sladerous charge to the effect that
used money made out of the ware
house failure to buy land in Adam
County, near Natchez, Miss:
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Natcbez, Miss, July 14th, 1915.

NatcheZ, MISS, July 14lh, lsiV'
This ls to certify, That in January
1914, this Bank, then known as Inc
Southern Banking and lnVestmens
Company, financed in the usual course
Of business for Mr.. G. R. Hightowei
the purchase of Brandon Hall Plants
ton, at Stanton, Mississippi, and ar
ranged that payments for same y
made In installments. The documents
showing this transaction are Of Recora
In the office of the Chancery CLERK q
Adams County, in Book, 3, page OV'
CITY BANK & TRUST COe
(Signed) By Edw. H. Henderson,
The Southern herald., 1915-08-20

We your Grand Jury, duly en-
paneled at this Special August
term Of the Circuit Courtof Amite
County, having discharged our
duties to the best Of our ability,
beg to be discharged.
We have been in session six
DAYS, we have examined 1853 wit
nesses, we have found IA true
bills, we have continued 2 cases,
we have referred 8 cases toJustices
of the Peace, we have ignored 8
cases, we have investigated the
Jail and find it in good condition,
we have examined the County
farm and find the stock and farm
in good condition, we have exa-
mined the County poor-house, we
find the colored and white paup-
ers occupying same buildings,
We find the condition about the
County poor-house bad, and in a
very unsanitary condition, We find
the Jail at the County farm defect
i've, it is poorly ventilated and
air. We want to urge upon all
conservators Of the peace and
other officers Of law to be diIigent
in their efforts to detect violations
of the law and be prompt and fear,
less in furnishing those who have
violated the law.
We havee examined a number
oi the books of various offices, in
cluding the Comfy Treas lrer
Chancery Clerk, Circuit Clerk ant
Sheriff, and as far as we were abb
to ascertain, find them accurat,
land well kept, we want to urg,
upon the Board of Supervisor
the necessary OF giving the count,
a full days work each day that SAT-
board is in session, and we ais
want to snsist that the board b
more diligent in seeing that tn
roads Of the county are kept up t
specifications, provided in the con
taacts Of various roads contractor
| Now having fully discharged ou
Iduties we beg to be hence discharg
ed to our respective homes.
Respectfully submitted
]. A. White
| Foreman
Pete White Clerk.
IP. S.
We desire to express our thank
to the Judge, the District Attol
ney and the county officers for az
/ sistance.
The Southern herald., 1915-08-20

Talberts 9. A. Porter, W ,
McGehee, J. Van Day. G,o,a. \, !.
Seidnenspinner. ''s'
oneals J. G. Brady. R. =
Wilmington, Luther Dav,o1 !
Bailiff R. s. Huff. ~
Homeshite B. F. Huff, R. I.
Roberts b Don G. Poole. BaiHH, VI
]. Seals.
smithdale Charts Reeves, lie
Gerald, Geo Burris. Bailiff. a. g
Spurlocks, Mgrs. G, W. Barron
l. II. Nunnery, J. E. Campbell
Sr. Bailif, Percy Turner.
Tangipahoa Mgr8. R. NJ. Carrntb
]: M. Reeves, H. W. Martin. Bail,
if, II. W, Beachman.
Tickfaw, Mgrs. W. R. Jones = |
Wallace, G. P. Welch BailiH Leon
jones.
Walls Mgrs. Henry Hughes. "
?. 9. Stewart, Ellis Wall. BailiR.
Nick Tate.
Reeville Mgrs jim Cutror. J. B
Roberts, Will Prescott, BaiIiii,
Geo. McElyin.
No futher business appearing
the Comittee adjourned to meet
August, 25th, 1915.
DR.. H. K. Butler Chairman
Pre' Tem' R. M. Butler,
Secretary.
The Southern herald., 1915-08-20
Cost Of Special August 1915
Amite County Circuit Court.

Amount paid to regular jurors
.,....... DoU ,JU
Amount paid to regular jurors
$4O9.35
Amount paid to State Witnesses
,.,,..,.. .$297.75
Amount paid for General Expenses
.........$1015.78 Is
Total Cost. $4,000. Is
The Southern herald., 1915-08-20
ANNOU NEMENTS.

TIME SOUTHERN HERALD
is authorized to announce
the following as candidates for
the Offices named, subject to the
action ofthe Democratic party:
The Southern herald., 1915-08-20
Liberty Miss,
August, 4th 1916.

Pursuant to adjournment the
Democratic Execute Committee
OF Amite County, not in the town
Of Liberty this, 4th, day of August,
1915. with the following members
.presnt; District one, H. X. Butler
J. NJ. Davis, R. M. Butler. Dis.
trict Two, N, F. Smylie, Frank
Jackson, Prexy for W. /. Causey.
District three, W. A. Poole, W. C.
Anderson, Sam Haynes. District,
-Four. R. E, Prestridge J. ].
Branch, W, G. Newman. District
Five. S. L. Bestick, w. B. Wall,
The following results were de.
clarod:
The Southern herald., 1915-08-20

ron Resident Def tSNAaMt Notice
State of Mississippi,
Amite County.
To Sallie Gundy Defendant.
You are commanded to ap-
pear before the Chancery Court ol
the county Of Amite in said State,
on the 1st. Monday Of July, 1915
to defend the suit in said court Ol
A. A. Gundy wherin you are de-
fendant.
This 26th, day Of May 1915.
G. M. Causey. Chancery Clk
The Southern herald., 1915-08-20

The following certificates will satisf,
any honest man that Bilbo slander
me when he charges that madG
money out Of the warehouse failure,
Starkville, Miss, July IA, 1915.
l. Writ Carpenter, Cashier Of tho
Security State Bank, Starkville, Missis
sippi, certify that Hon. G. R. High.
tower endorsed personally note given
this bank by the Farmers Warehouse
Company of Jackson, Miss, upOl
which there remains due $500, and
the said company having failed, ",
look only to his personal endorsement
for the payment Of said balance and
accrued interest.
SECURITY STATE BANK,
(Signed) Writ Carpenter, Cashier
The Southern herald., 1915-08-20

A. j. Causey and D. NJ. Butler
to run it off in the second race.
For Representative
w G McLain. 748
y 4 Cassells.. !. 73l
The Southern herald., 1915-08-20
West Point. Miss. Inlu h. 1O16

West Point, Miss, July Is, 1915.
This is to certify that the Farmers
Warehouse Co., of Jackson, Miss,
owed this bank $7S50.OO at time Of ito
failure.
Mr.. G. R. Hightower, one Of the en-
dorsers Of this paper, has paid $2,7aSM
of this amount, according to the rec
ords Of this bank.
THE BANK OF WEST POINT,
West Point, MiA
By L. W. Yeates, Cashier.
The Southern herald., 1915-08-20
No. CSC

This . . pgsssEipsiss psopsseo especially
Cor AaALAalA e ebtllL8 q FEVER.
rive o. si1 ee1es vii bseak aEy eess, ed
4taken thsa as tonie lhe Fever will ael
sssufa. Is eels e. he liver better thea
Calaae - Soaa asl eile g sieksa. 2ss
The Southern herald., 1915-08-20
Justice Of the peace

field declared the regular nominee.
The following managers and
Bailiffs were appointed to hold the
second Primary Tuesday August
oath, 1915.
Liberty, Mgrs. T. B. Butler, A. A..
Reynolds, NJ. A. Jenkins Bailiff,
G. G. Hughey.
Zion Hill Fayette Melton,
B. H. Bowlin, F. M. Berryhill.
Bailiff T. H. Reynolds.
Dooley R, P. Pwell, B. E.
Wilson, 7. M, Brabham, Bailiff
F. G. Wilson.
Berwick G. M.Hazlewoond,
Chas. Kinnebrw ]. F. Hays. Bail
if 2. G. Smylie.
Ariel L. NJ. Gallent, F. H.
Wilkinson, Esco Welch, Bailiff
Ben Smylie.
Thickwoods H. M. Carruth,
Joe Byranes, Thes Lanssell. :,
Harry Trask.
Streets, Mgrs. Ed Jones, Eleana
Bates, Henry L. Jones, Bailiff L.
Havgoodl
The Southern herald., 1915-08-20
District Two
Supervisor

E. II. Whits declared the NOM
inee, and H. R. Causey and H.
A. Wing to run it off in the Sec
cond primary.
Constable
The Southern herald., 1915-08-20

We desire to express our thanks
to the Judge, the District Attor,
ney and the county officers for as
8istance.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

6ptal .......................$t,S97 1854 80
----
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

Nengltlide Grmdgungen 0ieier Irt
lin0 meines @ra6tenS bente niht IN
gebraft, mo ms einerieits oie CLAN
5enoen @rfolge Ser ger0r1neung 0es
ilapiiden GinoringIings in oitelbilde
Wfarfungen, a~nOererieits ober 0aS
6ortf6reiten Oer&cripell6ung ser ME
oeroeutiden @ebiete an ser Maas uno
an MermelfanaI cine 10 bere0te Spro=
DIE lpre6en. &as b e I meli6t MUIR
De, lam olt6 mieOer c n t ipeli6t mer=
ben.
Sotld6lid lit Der llebereang iomohl
pes Baltenlan0S ais oes friiber aarl3,
jebt gr0BtenteiIs teutoniihen 8elqi.
ems Elm bcrrlider @ft Ser 8efreiunq.
Us bonoelt ii6 ourhaus nidt nm
lilal1inilirbare &ailen, ionoern
ltrn, gum 9roBten Seil bod
ooer nieoeroeuti6e reip. oeutId reoen.
De Solferidaften.
Die 0ltieepropin5en Iino felt Dem
II. Sabrbnnoert oeutides @niieo-
lllngsgebiet; oeltti6er SleiB uno oeut-
lde Sabigfeit baben oprt Elm @oro-
Dies gei6offen. StGote mie Miqo,
Sibol1 Oorpot iino grunooeutide@ei-
ltes5entrer geipeien ul6 trob ruff
ider umtriebe un0 @epoltmaBreqeln
in ben leBten so Sabren aud geblie-
lhen. Die ldn0li1e 8eb0lferuna lit
s.fpor IN groBem MoBe lettiih 1tno
eltbiid, aber troy oler bon ruIiiifer
Settle Derbreiteter 9iigen, i'm beIten
ginperltdroniB nit Ben beutiAen Mit-
bitrgern uno fait ollr1g6ngig ser
oeutl1en Sprade mG6tig. @roBe
Observation-Disclosures fir Deuti1e
belteben in Dem nod oiinnbepolferten
@ebiet. gs miro elm @loorooo fir
Die ilberi1iiiiige 8ep0Iferune Deutih=
ldnos, elm gliDl fir riidmonoeruoe
Oeuti6e aus ben eneIii1 reoenoen
Sdnoern, mel6e nod Dem &riege in
Strolnen fommen mer6en.
Mabrlid, es mare ionobl eegen
Oeutihlano als gegen Die inter ruff
lder @epaltberrihaft i1modtenoen
Balten Elm rnre6t, aud rtllr einen
Weorgen oes eroberten uno 5u erobern-
Den galtenlanoes je nieoer b~erausau.
geben.
Spr tiesuna fplet in ns6aer Rrmrcr-
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

5ugs enbeiItig beieitiat. 9as fann
nur eei6ebeil, penn Der gan5e @ilrtel
bon Yrppin5en i'm @elten &ilBlanbs
o%bgetrennt miro.
Sic @inreibung Ser boltii6en Trp-
pin5en ms 9euti6e, Hei6 lit nidt mlr
i'm militGriihen Sim, ionoern ard)
politii6 bon bodIter Itrategiider@i9-
tigfeit, oenn Die 9euti6=8 alten maren
ItetS ole &llltrrtrGger oes ruiiii6en
&ei6s. Sn ieiner militdrii6en uno
itootsmirti6aftli6en Tatiafeit Der
oanft es gera0e Den 8alten feline groB=
ten Grrungeni6aften. @s liegt alin
in ibrem 8erihminoen ans HllBlan0
cine enorme Sdaoigung unoS hmG6-
llng oieies grbfeinoes.
Wtit ser Mnglieoerung oes 8alten-
lambs lit i6on CUR 8iloung moglihit
fttr5er MilitGrgren5en sic llebernab=
me Yolens nls alttonomen Staat un=
ter Ser Oberbobeit 0euti6lanos ooer
Selterrei6s, be3m. beioer, empbatiid
geboten. Gin gGn3li6 unabb6ngiger
Yolenitoat 1T i6on megen oeiien lin
fdbigfeit, iid gegen ruliii6e l1mtriebe
5u mebren, nno Ser M0gli6feit oes
Siniiberfdielens na6Sranfrei1, ans
gei6loiien.
Ser Sang europGilher &lltltr, nno
i~nsbeionoere oerti6er &ult1ir, Ser
groBten @eip6brleiitung fir Die bod
ite @ntfaltllng oes menl1lih S6onen,
@roben uno @llten, berltbt altf Git
r~iiforangen uno SdmGdung oes
SloDentllmS llno borlniegeno oesWtoi.
fomitertrmS, uno es mGre oober Elm
llnredt ni6t niir am oelti1en @e-
bonfen. ionoern an Ser Meni6beit,
menn oie @elegenbeit oieies Slapp
Sartarentlm alif unabiebbore 3eiten
olrrd moglidlt meitgebenoen 2Gnoer-
b%erlult 81 entmnnnen, ni6t in oltsgi-
biglter @eiie oitsgennbt miiroe.
@Grc nit ser Nnreibun9 BON Sur
lono, 2iplano mo Gltblano i'm Often
rno 8elgien nno Norofronfreih, bon
@elfort bis Nmiens i'm Melten, Die
SompaendItG Die Goiieneinbeit in
0euti6lano bebrobt? @Gre bomii
cine innere @efabr berbunoen, bic mo-
tlirgemdBe @ntpiflung oeuti9er 81
genart geltort ober gebemmt2
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
ptr nrmtTdtr 9tfgrsprrts
BON % @%eOrgti.

.lt0ger bic 5eOern Der DtpIomoten
nidt ipie0er Der0erben, mas 0os Solf
nit 10 grpBen Anitrengungen erruns
den." -9Iither.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

Gbriitian fanOer's @irginia
8ortmeiue iinO DOu ben beiten
Mer5ten fir 8lntarmut empfOb-
len. 900 Ute Str.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
0i~reftprinm:

Mattbelu &uppert, s. u. acene,
SD6n 9. @eicr, Ananlt Sdmlot,
SUbn s., Meinbcra $, y. gansOale,
@eD. Wenfe @m. NenlanO,
s.. s. Ries, 9lbplp6 2cnD,
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
8ea1nte:

Seamte:
9raf6cut: SObn Sbnsrtte.
@iaiam Briggs, SefretGr.
%. 8. 9iEun, S6abmeiiter.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

s0r tissaHa fOlst in na8asr 3ammer.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-30
HINA E. SCHULZ
MADE SUPREME
COURT MARSHAL
Charlottesville Man is Chosen
Successor to the Late
Major Finks.
NEW OFFICIAL MUST
LIVE IN THE CAPITAL
Member of Normal Board of Re-
gents Honored by Judge
Farris' Aid.

Hina C. Schult of Charlottesville,
banker, lawyer, real estate dealer and
/ member Of the Board of Regents of
the Normal School, was appointed
marshal of the State Supreme Court
yesterday to succeed Maj. J. H. Finks,
who died last week. Mr. Schult will
take charge of the position within the
next few days.
AS Marshal of the Supreme Court
he will be compelled to make his home
IN Jefferson City, according to the be-
lief Of his friends His term as a
| member of the Board of Regents eX-
pired Jan. l, 1915, but owing to the
fact that Gov. Major did not choose
his successor, he continued as a hold
over Regent. His new position will
prompt Gov. Major to fill the vacancy
on the Board with a short time.
Mr.. Schult, who was appointed by
the Judge of the Court, is a Democrat
and has been influential in his party
in this State for many years. He was
appointed member of the Board of
Regents by Gov. H. S. Hadley, who
kept the Board nonpartisan during his
incumbency
Schult supported w. S. Cowherd
for the Democratic nomination for
Governor against Elliott W. Major,
and because of the fact that he had
opposed Gov Major Mr.. Schult did not
permit his friends to urge the Cover
nor to reappoint him on the Board.
MIR. Schulz is about So years old, and
has been considered one of the richest
men in Southeast Missouri for a. de
cade. He won the appointment through
the influence of c. 3. Farris, men,
Der of the Supreme Court. Judge Far
ris and Mr.. Schult have been close
personal friends for more than twen-
ty years.
Friends of f, G. Hancock of this
city, Deputy State Game Warden,
were urging his name on the Supreme
Court, but when these recommends
tons reached jefferson City yesterday
the appointment had been made.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-30
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

State Of Missouri, County of Cape
Grardeau, Missouri, IS.
In the Common Pleas Court of Cape
Girardeau, County, July term, 1913
Agnes Schmidt, plaintiff,
Schmidt. defendant.
The State of Missouri, .rn,.
named defendant, greeting.
Now, on this 28 day of Al -. -u.
July 26, July term of Commsr Pleas.
Court for Cape Girardeau Ca.rt
Missouri, comes plaintiff here D It,
torney of record herein be ..
clerk of said Court ard on Iul. "a.
plaintiff files petition and aft
suit herein, among other ma.
action alleging:
That said defendant, Albert !.
Schmidt, is a non resident of the State
of Missouri, and that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon
him within this State. and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of this Court
that the defendant cannot be summon
ed in this action:
Whercupon it is ordered by the
Clerk of the Court in vacation that
said defendant be notified by publica-
ton that plaintiff has commenced d
suit against him in this Court, the i'm
mediate object and general nature Of
which is to obtain a decree of divorce
and that the bonds of matrimony here
tOfOre contracted and now existing by
and between plaintiff and defendant,
be dissolved.
And it is further ordered that said
defendant be an appear in this Court
on the first day of the next term
thereof to be holden at the City of
Cape Girardeau. Cape Girardeau
County. Missouri, on fourth Monday,
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-30
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

In the Cape Girardeau Court of Com
mon Pleas, Cape Girardeau County,
Missouri, in Vacation, 1915.
In the Matter of South Cape Girar-
doau Store Company:
The petition verified By affidavit Of
its president and treasurer, for the
dissolution Of the South Cape Girar-
deau Store Company, a corporation
under the laws of Missouri, having
been filed in the Cape Girardeau
Court of Common Pleas, Cape Girar-
dcau County, Missouri in vacation,
and the several officers and all the
stockholders of said corporation HAY
ing entered their voluntary appear
ance thereto in said court at the time
Of filing such petition, it is now or
dcfcd by the clerk that all persons in
tercsted in the South Cape Girardeau
Store Company, corporation as
aforesaid, be and they arc hereby re-
CURED to show cause, if any they have,
on or before the 25th day of May,
1915, why such corporation should not
be dissolved.
And notice is hereby given that the
general nature of said application is a
PRAYER for the dissolution of said cor
poration because its objects and pur-
poses having been accomplished, its
assets having been sold, there is no
! further occasion to maintain its COR
pCratc existence, and it is ordered that
this notice be published according to
law.
In testimony whereof, l have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
| Of said court at my office in the city
of Cape Girardeau, Cape Girardcau
County, Missouri this 30 day of April,
1915.
D. A Nichols,
Clerk Cape Girardeau Court of Com
mon Pleas.
| A true copy of the record.
In testimony whereof, l have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
of said court, at office in the city of
Cape Girardeau, this, the 20 day of
April, 1915.
D. A. Nichols,
Clerk Cape GirarGleau Court of Com
mon Pleas.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-30

Emil Stahneir of New York, a solic-
itOr for a German publication, is a
business visitor in this city.
Elmer Grant and Whitney Gal
breath of Chester were business visit
ors in this city yesterday.
Prof. Schultz of Charleston has
been engaged to play the pipe organ
in the German Catholic church in this
city, and will bring his family here in
the near future.