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Return to st. Louia.

ttSeO'H 70 81. COUIO.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Charles has re-
turned to her home in st. Louis after
q few days visit with her mother Mrs.
Il. G. Horne, and with her three little
boys who are spending the month of
July here.
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THE DAILY GATE CITY

Hazel Alderton. Minnie Opstelton,
Mary Fletcher. Katheryne Dimond,
Oretta Carrel, Lillian Criswell, Thel-
ma Redmond, Maxine Baird, Karl
Baird, Charles w. Brice, Jr., and
Edna May, Oliver, Ruth and Rachel
Casey.
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Eords and the Vets,

Lincoln Journal: His nomination
would bring a bit of color into an
otherwise quiet campaign, but aside
from that 1t would have little sig
niticance.
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w ant Column

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II you arc seeking a position or want
someone to work for you; II you have
lost anything or found anything, your
advertising message Inserted In Tho
Daily Gate City will enter every
reading home In keokuk and twenty
five milo radius. Tho cost 10 but a
cent a word each Insertion, no ad
vertisement being taken for lesn
than 15c. Cash must accompany order
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19

Unfortunately the people who are
satisfied with themselves are seldom
satisfied with anything else.
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FOUND
MISC ELLANEOUS.

MEN-Our illustrated catalogue en
plains how we teach chiropody in
a few weeks, mailed free. Moler Col
lege, SO n. 9Th St, st. Louis.
LADIES-Our catalogue explains how
we teach hair dressing. manicur-
ing, facial massage, etc, in few
weeks, mailed free. Moler College
SO N. 9Th ST., st. Louis.
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DancIno Party.

Misses Mary and Louesa Harrison
were hostesses to large company
OF young people at delightful dane
Ing party at the Country club last
night. The hours were from eight to
twelve o'clock and the dance program
was played by Agnes orchestra. The
grand march was led by Miss Mary
Harrison and Joshua Elder. Jr., and
by Miss Louesa Harrison and Jewett
Fulton. The programs were given by
Max Kastner Jones and Alice Weber.
At ten o'clock ices and cake were
served on the club house porch.
The party was chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. Cephas Harrison and num-
Der Of their friends. Among the
guests from out of town were Miss
Dodge of Warsaw, Miss Elizabeth
Fry, St. Louis; Miss Eglentine
Thompson, Chilicothe, Mo-; Misses
Mary Atlee, Katherine Doeer, Sarah
Hamilton, Francis Brockman, Ruth
Bowen, Marie Gardner, Louise Am
born, Fort Madison; Mr.. Crockett,
Dallas, Texas; Messrs. Robert Casey,
John Amborn, Bernard Glaha of Fort
Madison, and Mr.. Gableman, Marshall
town. Mrs. Joseph J. Casey chap
eroned the Fort Madison young
people.
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Lawn Social.

Last night the young people of the
First Congregational church enter.
tanned their friends at very success
full lawn party at the home of DR..
and Mrs. C. R. Armentrout on Grand
avenue. The lawn was lighted with
Japanese lanterns under which the
tables were spread, from which ices
and cake were served.
The young people OF the First Bap-
list church also entertained large
company on the church lawn at a
social last night.
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Ruthean Bible CJase,

Mrs. O. K. Boiler, Mrs. Grant Wild
man. Mrs. E. w. Scott and Mrs.
Laura Hanson entertained the mem
bers Of the Ruthean Bible class this
afternoon in the parlors Of the
church at a very pleasant social
meeting. The afternoon was spent as
kensington, after which refresh
ments were served.
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Sunday School Outing.

Miss Ruth Alling took her Sunday
school class of the Trinity NJ. e.
church to Rand park this afternoon
for a picnic. Twelve little girls com.
prise the class. The afternoon was
spent in games, followed by picnic
supper.
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VIsited Hero Yesterdav.

Mrs. T. D. Foster and Miss Flor.
ence Foster of Ottumwa brought a
party of friends to Keokuk yesterday
in their car. Mrs. John A. Pool of
Boston, Miss Charlotte Haemstead of
Urbana, Ohio, and Mr.. James Slevttz
of Ottumwa were in the pa...,. Mrs
Foster and Mrs. Pool we1e the guests
of Mrs. H. A. Kinnaman and the re-
mainder Of the party was at Hotel
Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Kinnaman en-.
tertained the party at breakfast
this morning, after which they re.
turned to Ottumwa.
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st, Mary's Society.

The Ladies society OF ST. MaryS
Catholic church, will entertain this
| evening on the lawn of Mrs. Edward
Spring, 715 South Fourteenth street.
The following commf ttee will serve
as hostesses: Mrs. William Refmbold,
ST., Mrs. William Reimbold, Jr., Mrs.
Daniel Roam. Mrs. Anna Reppendin-
| Mary Seibert, Mrs. Teresa Steiger.
Mrs. Louise Schenk, Mrs. Frank
Schenk, Mrs. Charles Schenk, Mrs.
Emma Schenk, Mrs. Katherine Spring,
Mrs. Edward Spring, Mrs. Josephine
Schneider.
| Were Guests Here.
Fort Madison Democrat: Miss
Frances Brockman left yesterday
noon for Keokuk where she
was guest Tuesday evening
of Misses Mary and Louesa Har-
rison, who entertained with a
dancing party at the Country club.
The following motored down for the
affair: Misses Sarah Hamilton,
Louise Carothers, Ava Watkins, Ruth
Rowen. Katherine Doerr, Marie Gard
ner Louise Amborn, Mary Atlee,
Messrs. Robert Casey. Lewis Monroe,
.John Amborn, Harry Gableman OF
Marshalltown, Bernard Glaha and
Russell Hopley. The party was
chaperoned by DIT. and Mrs. ]. M.
Casey.
Birthday Party.
A very enjoyable birthday party
was given at the home of Ruth and
Rachel Casey, 1107 High street. In
honor of their thirteenth birthday,
Yesterday afternoon, the hours being
from 2:3e until 500 O'Clock. Games
were played and late in the afternoon
delicious refreshments were served
following which the guests departed
wishing their hosts many more hap-
ny birthdays. Many attractive sifes
were received. Those present were
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To Visit Here,

Miss Alice Halliday of San Diego,
Calf, will arrive tomorrow for a
visit with Miss Anne B. Davis.
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Thlmble C'lut

Thlmble Club.
Mrs. e. G. Weisman. 1910 Leighton
avenue, will entertain the Thimble
club on Friday afternoon of this week.
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Needle Club.

The Needle club will be entertained
on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. ED.
Mackie, GIL North Seventh street.
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FOR RENT-Furnished light house
keeping rooms, modern, good loca-
ton. close in. 315 Blondeau.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Telephone
Red 308.
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WANTED.
WANTED-Barber at once, Grand
hotel barber shop. Fort Madison, Ia.

WANTED-Experie waitress a
Syngel cafe.
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LOST.

LOST-Link bracelet. Return to 203
South Sixth street
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WANTED porter at Syngle'
cafe.
Potosi journal., 1916-07-19
Eouthtui Patriose.

Tgo Dexter 4oy. started to9 the
Mexican aaf yesterday. Qua Ser" ape
prehendc,7 four miller 7foRn Gown and
returned nome. They vepe 2Isman
Montgomery. ! years Old, son o9 II
mes aiou,gomere, anta Dean McCos"
lum.G sesrs DID, con Of Henry aYc-
CoIium. yhey heasd a6ous tse waG,
saw the ssoop sgains go shrovgh fucs.
day nigas, anf coufdn'e stand Is say
longer. !heir countYy'e cali sa arms
was 81 strong, 80 they HeG QUE each
with a c!uh ~ b,g As he could carry.
and when Neury McCul!nm goi notice
oi their whereabouts he ioibo1eG IN an
auto. catching up with them nearly 8
miles wes, oi Dexter. Wher asked
what they meant by running away,
they replied they had started 90 Texas
" fight the Mesicans. Perish the ig.
norsmus who says Americans can be
while such hc'oism lives.
-DoKlrt S,atcrmRn.
Potosi journal., 1916-07-19
ACT QUICKLY.
Delay Ras Been Dangerous Ia
50tcsi.

DO ;he right Shing AZ Shc righ9
time
AoQ quickly in alma OF Gsnsay
In Zine o9 sidney danger
DnaD % ki5aey s'lils ara nos.
effective,
s'benty " iotoss evidence Of
Shclg worth.
Hiram " sook. i'otosi, sass
hy kidneys !luqc been out Of
order Sctera. times. was oft
en- annoyed by having to get up
AZ night to pass the kidney So.
crctions While in thi.t condi
ton, | goi box of Doan's Kid.
ney Pills at the City Drug Store.
In day or two after ! began
using them, the trouble was re.
moved
Price Soc, At all dealers. Don {
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills. the kind
Mr. Cook had. Foster Milburn
Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Potosi journal., 1916-07-19
Another Ford Story

IN Potns. Mr.. 4. %. Carr is agent
Tor the Ford car, another citizen IL Mr..
A, NAeim, the Syrian merchant, whom
We oil know moro ultimately as Abfa.
ham, and thereby hangs this tale. Mr.
Carr has a little daughter. Kebeeca :.
aged about Y0u. years, who attends the
Presbyterian Sunday school. o n g
SGuday recently the subject selected
by the teacher oi the class included
the story oi Abraham. .! biblical re-
nosu. While the teacher waserplsin-
the lesson 90 8he children, with iIo.
Quent illusions "a TIE name OP Abra.
ham. little kebocca was mucn inter
ested and ALL al once pipcd forth the
staiement- My daddy solo Abraham
Ford last week.
Potosi journal., 1916-07-19
ANNUAL PICNIC AND FISHERY
will Be Held at Belgrade
Saturday. July 18th.

In Woods Park, under the au.
spices OF belgrade Lodge, No.
G32, A. Il. Il A. NJ. Good music,
base ball game, speaking by the
leading candidates of both par
ties seeking nomination. Amuse-
merits and refreshments of all
kinds will he on the grounds.
Reserve this date, ns every
effort will be made to make this
the. most cnjoyabin day OF the
season.
For concessions, apply 10 l.. +.
I'artlow, Geo &. Woods and A.
i. Robinson, committee,
The following business houses
will close for the day: Belgrade
Mercantile Co, Wiley Il Robin
son and Newcomb Il Smith.
Bank will close n ll;3o a N.
Potosi journal., 1916-07-19
OPENING Of Normal School at
Cape 0isardeau Septems
boI 11th, 1916,

The Normal School is the one
great college Of Southeast Mis-,
souri,, enrolling last year is44
students. It offers the following
courses?
1. Four.yesx college course,
leading TO the Normal diploma
and college decree.
2. Three. year coilegs course,
leading to the Normal aip!om&, q
life state certificata.
8. Two.year college course,
leading to the Normal diploma, g
life state certificate.
4. One. year collage eoarse,
leading to the elementary lsro,
fessional certificate.
5. Fouryear high C h o o
course. leading to the rural
scl,oOl certificate and college en-.
trance.
The Normal School is n college
and technical school and offers
che most thorough education in
srts and sciences and in Agricui-
sure, Home Economics. Manual
Training and Music.
For catal0g and further infor'
nation address w. 8. DcaruOnt,
President Cape Girardeau. Mo.
Potosi journal., 1916-07-19
lyo,,dale.

The directors oi the lrondalc Bank
helu their annual meeting Aiunoay
and reelected J, l., Eaton president,
Walter sohmst,f Vice. president, and
W. T. Hord cashier.
Quite number q Bow scouts came
down iron at. Louis Monday to loln
thc Scout cncampmen, here.
Mt, aud MTs. j, {. q Neal LETT last
Monday on ~ auto sour through the
west.
Miss Louise boHeya Lac teen in.
stalled us assistant postmaster here
10 bo in charge of the office while
Postmaster O'Neai is away Gu his Va.
cation
Miss Sarah -in,psou, aged 10 years.
a seceni settler near ihis place, died
last Monday
Felt Smith sh pped n carload Of
hogs one day las, week,
Dr.. s. NJ Donneii OF this place and
Rev. and Mrs. c. l.. Davis Of Lead
wood went to Arcadia Friday.
Mrs. Humphrey visited at Bismarck
Friday.
DIR. j. l.. Eaton OF Bismarck had
business here Friday.
Mrs. Josie Edgar and children OF St.
Louis are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Harry Coivin OF Sewberg, No.,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. W.
Bennett, OF this place.
Mrs, J. /. Robinson and Mrs. Mason
and son, Robert. have returned home
81 De Soto, AFTER weeks visit with
relatives here
MiTes Mary and 3io!en North have
retained home 10 orau. NO, after
spending lew weeks with relatives at
Caledonia and Belgrade,
Miss .Agne- Cole sd! i;,.&ga,.o and
Misses Lucille sloan and MaIcella
" nl,e Of Caledonia are attending the
Methodist Assembly at Arcadia.
Rev. q. 5. Tsy!oo made trip t.
DesAt& Saturday.
Nj. ana Nj. \. II. Ramsey ol
l.e d'eood -pea! Sunday last in Iron
dale.
MI L. \ Cam oi tn, place i very
~
Potosi journal., 1916-07-19
State SSheoa Fupds Still Shoyss

Many aowne IN the SKATE chat have
added ahe the teachers Yaining course
70 the curriculum Of their high schools
are complaining over the withholding
the. specified .sate aid Tor this course.
1t ~ reported THAI the .ta,e il s5o. .OU
behind in che payment oi tnis aid on
laot years account. Inc Potnsi
school board recently decided 30 add
the teachers training course here al
the opening Of the coming term, which
neccssitates the employment d All adj
ditionai teacher. at an expense oi sT5
a month. The state aid OF $3.50 would
pay this salary. but since the state
il shy on funds for this purpose, 1t
bids lair that the district will have TO
assume the expense until the state
treasury becomes more plethorlc. OF
which there IL no immediate prospect.
Verify. our present state administfa-
..on hath run things into the sroapd.
Potosi journal., 1916-07-19


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cInuo, be served Drnn -1.,r ,,.
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VI -i!>N"nrl, ara Nlat n" - ~"
oWnCF IN zoe SIMPLE. in fN,>>c>,.
sion ofauI elaine. ,;,l.to,h ..,.i
nrth.,s, .,,,,,..., 80 - ,,.'
.. 20 '''' '">''
| "tNt H'"i 'tf Hl h'FtOu eleven
tiIi N township ttittv.ri'1, ,Nui
range twGtai.as, Va .hi,t,,,r,
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80 containing
''S thof' or lrsS. f!}irt!N
/ lHEIA"r alleges - his IN tltiC,.
that hC vcr;ty Irli,y,4 ,t,,. I'll,
ar. nnr.o,,x ,,.n,,..,I
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SUBJECT matter If this art5nn
whose names II" cauru. insert
therein tur ti.. r..a>pr tbs, ,,,,.
,,,l., ''.''r ny
-, ~ ''"''''''. 'l"t
Nd'" person" -" AZ KNOWN 10
p,alU!nt Arr IL" UnkupM t.ty,,
ruuS.r,. 1u.i.,! foua,s ,!,,.,...,,..
,,t ,~-,...t,.,.
80 '''" 10
( 'T'''''.' '"' "hr'FN "NH ll'"luN'p prY
staht'cs 'f Johu l.. Il, G.~:f,;. ,...
'ta'"'', "h" Al thr s.nlv ot h. l,l
asserted M. .e the foregoing d,s,tih.
ei real estate, gnd,f aud ~ s,.tar oi
% warranty 1r,d ff,m Luxe ". Lar.
'iH and wife. So! record 81 Huae - e
Al rasr 5ii, # ils lee i records Il ,.,tt
Washington F"uniS, Missnuu, AMI
'hat "ach ~"i all II The ahnvc~n.,u,,i
a"''n' 'nr, the u' known heir. con.
""t. he'1se"s, Jau~s, ailouv - .u..t
!hihf'i't", 'urfn' and rrm ~ vuiuu.
tafy and thru.uu,aiy ru .ut,,. II
rt7hnnic Hcmps.esi. kcr = Grat,at.
ih"Hh"rt Nttatini sLt Er nj, Graii,,
h"'IEh'' aesert ;tls IA lac alor4 and
iahos ana nremisrs II Ghr, and hv ,ir.
'tt o' the '~ci ttatlcy are the l,ral
heits ~ the sa!d Iuhu l.. Il. Gra,ot.
""t%hoa
:" he'''iphn II H. ordered by tho c,c,k
o' th' clfrn'. court OF WsshinRinn
county, missouri. in vacation. that
IN" tA'h dcTndants. Carrie Flaupher,
" ~. Ftaughct, A,xauticr t;tI,,,t
anu Rrnna lss,ri hr notified hy ny bl,.
cation that plaintiff has comm,,r,J
sn action a9atns, them in this rrn,,,
"" general nature and object Iu,lrh
|. /" srrufe an order, ,ulgnp.nt and
"rcr'r, ad)udeing aud deer. .,ny thr
uEht. tiilc and interest Of u , na,,,r.
plaintiff mad defendant, IN nat, Mo
aforesaid lands, and iut NJ, n,i,,
Judgment and ar,rre. ad,r t,,,,, and
dc, rpeine that the pl.,r ~, ~ ,hr o,n.
~ in Ice simple al ,a,,, ,,rIs mat
premises. and thy IN, ,ionIarts orJ
each oi them hs SO nu ,,,.h, ,,,,, nnd
tntcrr., ther- y, aud e., cn.,s ,nJ
Tor such ou -, ,.,,ci n.,,,. ,rJ ,,,J,.
mrnts as III, cru,t n,,v .r,,n moot
aud ,o.' .,,h .a,s
Potosi journal., 1916-07-19
Bridge Will be Built.

The proposed bridge 1t \ge,' ford
IN Big River viii be bulk, An agree
ment has been reached between the
county courts OF Was hingtnn and JET.
wards 1eiraying the cost. khey will
have state AID 70 the amount II I ,Asl.
This bridge viii he "A great honch, "a
De Soto, as high water viii not keep the
people II the Kingston and RichwuoAs
countries from coming to DE Soto 10
trade. The hridse will be ii big help
ard great Improvement. -- De Soto
Press,
Potosi journal., 1916-07-19
McCartby-Seytarth.

\ pretty wedding was celebrated at
st. GATHERINGS Church. st. Louis,
Mo-. on June 2sth, uniting Miss Ma
rie l.. Scyfsrtb, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Y. Seytarth o7 near Potosi,
Mo, to Mr.. John Mccarthy, OF Cres.
cent City. Cal. The ceremony took
place at : O'Clock "A. M. Rev. Father
John NIeent officiating. Mcsdames
+. W, Heimen and G. Sey'arih attend.
ed the bride as matrons u honor and
Miss Mary Rrnsing A. bridesmaid.
Mr.. John Dooley attended the groom
~ best man. The bride Vas gownct
in ivory white si!k ne2, and her gulle
vul. was held IN place with lilies oi
the valley and orange blossoms. She
carried brides yoses. Ele matrons of
honor wore white embroidered nes aud
iarre w.Hte haa,, while the brides
maid wore white six aud yreath
If delicate blossom, instead Of "A hat.
All thee carried showers ot Killarney
roses. Ate, the ceremony IL wedding
breakfast was served a; the home Of
Mrs. Heimen, a sister Of the t.iIG,
and a dinner and reception we're given
20 ihc newly welded couple AT the
s.Ime place that evening. The we'd
iing was attended By large number
u relatives and i.iends OF the cen.
srActlnc parties. Ar. and Mrs. Ne
ar;hy arr at present visiting the ls.-
ter's parents ne2. i'0,J-i, bn; expect
u leave about July 2d.h Tor tneI. home
~ California
Potosi journal., 1916-07-19

VI. tran"s l. ral.e Nissputiar,
for jutu" vr4rs nue ( Ia. t,sGrt, II
rae htr. was tao ga.uinre II III, party
f1r "a" zane III o In l.as' Fer ,u.
puiy o''i,e b. ever held prosecuting
Att 3,ncyt he was dominated hv The
Republican. AMI placed by Democrats
On iHcir t.. ktt "a man III Suu.hrast 1t
Njss0pg. -tArA- hrsArr snsu he. h-k
any JudEe - lhc supreme Court, any
judge ot the Cnitt 80! Appeals, CT the
:, District Judge nsk tn. hench
aud har II this district, aA To- his
rtnUdluw citizen, asa tnrist Aui
~ ythoiar. Combined with th.cx.
pcf!cnc" II az. hc pu--esses unusual
Vigorous mental and rhyeical vitality.
The counties should he represented
in that Court. Judge Nortoni was
from the country. bu. he rctircs. The
uthe, judges aud candidates are from
:, Louis.
We ak on Mr.. Cramef's behalf and
the behaI ot Southeast Missouri. your
active support. knowing tha, no better
man eau bc had Tor tA!s Judgship.
The Republican Central Commit
tee o7 Cape Girardeau County.
4 ttp,tf .-.pl.ti
Potosi journal., 1916-07-19

The unknown heirs, consort, dc.
Nisocs, duNr,s, altt'n"cs. and I'M,
mediate, mesh" and remote, vol,
uutatN and Involuntary grantees
|n! John ! b.tratiot, deceased. ,lIe
unknown heirs, COnsurt. .UrviSros.
duArts, allcUttA, and ltulu, diatp.
mesh" ana remote, voluntary aud
involuntary grantees 0t Stenha
ME licmpst'ad, deceased, the
QnhnoWu hers, Vonsort, dew
sees, hOne"S, alicncts and i'm
mediate. nlesuc and remote,
Voluntary and involuntary gran,
tees OF Rene Grafton, deceased ,
The unkunwn heirs. consurt, de
y!sces. doneeS, alien,es, aud ia
mediate. lnrsnc and remote, vol
An'ary aud involuntary grantees
.0t Thculo.. tratiot, deceased, 4,
th@ uuxnown heirs, consort. de-.
J.. sees, donccs, aIlcnces, and i'm.
mediate. Wcsnc and remote, yrl
untary and Involuntary grantees
ot Emily Gra,iot l'aughcr, de.
ceased twlfc Of t. &. lnughcr),
T. {. Baughrr. Marie Il Gratiot,
i single woman daughter uf
Theodore Gra,iotJ Victoria Ora,
tlot Andrews and s ", And
r"ws. her husband. daughter OF
Theodore GratloN, Alexander
t'rat,ot, tSon of Rene Grntlo,A.
and Rcnna Baird. tgrau3son of
Rene Gratioil; F.ugenc {. ltaugh
or, lson OF Emily Cratic, Rangh
srl Samuel Isaughcr, (son If
Emily Gratiot lsauehcrl and Nil.
dred lsaughcr, his wife: E.ugcnla
Boone, daughter of Emily Ora.
tiot i!aughcr) and l.. A, Boone,
her husband Kate Nolan, tdaugh.
ter Of Emily Gratiot Haughcrl
and Rufus Nolan, hor husband.
Emma Flint, daughter of ENTITY
t'ratiot l'aughcri, and Waldo
Flint, her husband; Carrie Flar.
CHER, daughter of Emily Gra,lot
Bauphcr) and G. II. Faurhcr,
her husband. Ninctte Mcintosh,
daughter Of Emily Grrtiot Rau
CHER, and A. l., Mcintosh. her
husband; Robert l'augher, (son
Of Emily Grasios BaugherS and
Ethel l5augher. his wife; and Ma.
RE Flaugher, daughter of Emily
GratioS lsaugherS and J. h.
l'laughot, her husband, da7end
ants.
The State oi Missouri 10 the
above nAned defendants-greet.
ing: soH ere hereby notified |
.has an action has been com.
nenced against you in She circuit
cours OF she Gounty of Washing.
on in the State ot Missouri, for
,he purpose of determining the
right. title. interest and estate,
)t the plaintiff and defendants,
respectively. TO the northeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter
If section eleven ul) township
thirty nine 500 range two (2)
.ast, Washington County, Mis-
.ouri. Now at this time comes
he plaintiff herein. by his attor-
ley. and files his petition. verified
~ the affidavit Of the agent and
IttOrney Of the plaintiff, alleging
.mong other things that Carrie
and g. II. Fiaugher,
\lexnnder Gratiot. and Renna
3aird. are each and all non. resi.
|ents Of the State Of Missouri, 20
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NAkU NlE IiiA\h :

We wish b. express our sin ere
thanks and grateful appreciation a.
ous friends and relatives Tor their
many kind acts and consoling words
II sympathy In consequence ot the
death Of our beloved husband aud
ta.hc,
Ma az u. .HiTt l.I\n~ AND cliiiDRE,
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The recital gwen by tn Ce,ii:an
c,ub # =. Joseph, Convent. II,
i.or.-, at the o;eta House here last
Thursday evening aa. = d,ijGhtiu.
nusirs. outertniumCnt !He various
uuH. bsr- on the pro ram We ~rIl
chosen and cIcei!cEtly rendered ans.
pleased the audience very much. .he
net receipt, II tue entertainment
amounted 20 aboa; $50 The visiting
nemhegs Of the clab. Misses Geraldine
aud Margaret n oeln, Agnes bsuminn
All! Hons stanton ae'c entertained
hy Miss Catherine Cuuuoily tur.u.
iheir -tay IN f2Gcsi
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sTKAYED.

a black MARI mule. ~ hsnds high.
wore hell; .,rayed away about June i''.
Anyone knowing oi her whereabouts.
please notify W. .E.Phares, Shirley No.
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Stste ~ Ohio. S''ay OF Toledo. / 10

Eutas County III
frank y, tf-Hey matrp oath TINT no In
senior partner Of the Arm of y J t.hrscs
n Co. doing business IN the city Of To.
ieuo. county and state sforrHhid and
Tint said fr,p VIII pay the sum ct ONE
HUNDRED poiI.Aita for each ami ~.
cry case OF caiarrh that cannot hr rurcd
by tho use Gf HALLS CATARRH Ct'RE
FRANK CHENEY
sworn 10 brfore mo and subscri,,c,i in
my .preeeno'. this sth day cf December.
A. y. ~.
tSsAD A " GLEASON
Notary Public.
i!aUp Csa srvh Cur ia faltrn Internally
ana acts directly upon thr blood and nu-
.ous surfEHes nf tho system E-nd for
testin,ouialp FREQ
r. CHENEY q CO. Toledo. q.
0old ny all Drusrtsta tbc
Tah~ hsos vamiiy iriis fr- constipation.
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Order Of Publication.

state Of Mi>Sour
'ounty Of Washington,
In the Circuit Court, August
FERN, 1910.
Walter j. Tyrcy, plaintiff,
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

Birdsali Glover Huller. big Six"
with fecuci and wind.siaSker, com.
p!e,e; almost new. Address German
Amer;cau snk, De Soto, Mo. /,
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Psesbyterian Chuseho

scfvlccs 2os Sunday. July .3d IL a.
M. subject. The Narrow Door -
There will 3re no pfeachiAg service At
uight,