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schooner which recently arrived here from Anadir, a Russian port. Bolsheviki and faction called Men sheviki are living in Andir, the Cap tain said. The latter control the city but work in harmony with the Bolsheviki. Capt. Wittenberg was number of cases. Members of his crew said the Siberians held that he was very wise Solomon in his wise decisions.
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Siberians living across the Boring Sea from Nome who are convicted of petty larceny are sentenced to serve as police officers or deputies without pay, declares Captain Wit
 tenberg, master of Nome trading
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Today's News Today-in Empire
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WOMEN ARE FIGHTERS

SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. 6.-War'j effect upon the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Sains (IorGon) was noted here at the opening of the eighty-ninths semi-annual gen eral conference of the organization. There was large attendance not withstanding the conference are in the country's service.
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-29 it. scow, no deck, picked up. Enquire Douglas Island of w. Lawson. Pay for the trouble and this advertisement
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Embroidery and stamping to order at Miss WahIgreen's Needieeraft Shop. 122 Seward St. Phone 4t7.
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SHOW SOLDIERS PICTURES.

CAMP KEARNY, SAN DIEGO, Cal. Nov. 6.-Motion pictures were shown in an outside temporary thea tre here for the benefit of the sol diers during the recent quarantine of this cantonment because of Spanish influenza.
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TURKISH BATHS

HlLLAIDS HATh aOUSB-Turkish Needle Steam. mower and tub baths. Dry ana steAM ksx. 2-s Eroat Rt phons 1af 11le-tt
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WANTED-Help

MATHEMATICS at the Tread we'll Boarding House.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

BCTTER-R-ceipts. 6oso packages
Creamery higher than extras. ID. 5l1s n
B2c. extras. 90 score. Goh 9Slc. hrsts So
score. AN aI7hc.; thirds, i2ls W4ic.i UNI
sailed. higher than extras. S3d53hc,;
extras, 52db?hc,; hrstS. ga ~ y c.; acc
isis u zoe; good to prime, A. isc. COM
mon to fair, 4lg4sc.. renovated, extras.
tiC,; nrsts' i2h a!stSc'; l'%er grades
4OIs a 40; ladies' current make. hrsts
3SGf3sI1c.; seconds. S6hc.; lower grades.
30 q soc: packing stock. current make,
No. !, aGT3shc,; No. g 35hc.; lower
grades, S3a 35c,
Ing 500 boxes in transit for export, state.
whole milk. fresh nats, specials colored,
nss i Ts ead.sa VIA az rs; ss S VIII. .S
&c, lower grades, 23u2tc.; twins, ape-
cias. 27a27sc; average run; 2ehs %
G aS& Gser sr"G double s Ssiss.
Wisconsin. single daisies 27H@2sc.; double
ds;siss' ,2dH C., YouIg America. ?sg
!.c' PrimS. to choice, isGsOXc;, fair to
EGGsIneceipts, lIsis eases: Fresh
arsis, iSa Soc nrs,s. 40 i1e. seconds and
poorer. SOWa3c,; fresh gathered dirties.
40, l. s7@ssc;; No 2 and poorer, 2sassc, /;
ssSstc; unGarrTSdss. sSSsie t" rsfrg ers
tor special marks fancy. charges paid.
t9n aiic., hrsts. charges paid, 42h a
!ac,i seconds, charges paid ssg 42c, state
whites. fne TO fancy, 62G67c., ordinary to
prime tS16oc,; gathered whites. ordinary
10 finest 6iI6So, western ana southern
gathered whites. tsasnc.; state. Pennsyl-
vania ana nearby hennery browns, jim
see; gathered brown ana mixed colora. IS
FRUITS. FREsH-ApPLEs-- Alexander.
Dbl, i3bo15.so; wealthy. bbl, H05;
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Maiden Blush, bl.. &3a5: basket. sial.75:
Holland Pippin. Dbl. .3T5; Fall Pippin,
bbl,' 1895: Fall and Holland Pippln. bas-
ISeG.L6o! GravensteIn, Dbl s3,5OTS.
basket slal.75; Greening. bbi. s3a55O:
sMofthwcstern Greening. Dbl, S5o@s; bas-
basket, Use. a $50 CRAB APPLES
small Dbl, slOal5: basket, ,S5Oa6bO!
large, Dbl, t9qs; basket. soc. Gss PEARS
l.. ,c sei Bartlett. 500; clapp's Favor
aAnJoa' ,sa SO; s Sheldon s9'' ,s sru5cG
W " sG ,S9t; Flemish Be~uty. ,2.SO
SAGA pEACHEs--Jorsey, carrier, s?dlI;
basket SOC asi 90; state Elbsrta, bushei
snskS,. ss;Sog4. rLuMs-Per quart
bhsket' 2OMbOc,; German prunes, quart
basket, aoa5oc French prunes. 1 Quart
basket, 6Om65c, BLACKBERRIEs- Quart,
- a zoe pint, 1oalSc. RAsPBERRiE s--
R1Es--Jerscy and Pennsylvania. quart ia
u2sc. GRAPEs--Up river, case, 7Sc a.
ilsj 20 ID basket. 759s5c. 1 III. basket.
,-S"I,forq m;c0 box; 'S,@ii. GRAHEFRnlT
cslifornIa; box, ss956o, AVOCADO
sas rISEApr S1F eus, Cuban craft
MELoNs--Jersey. Ford Hook. box. 81 10
lie so snsse sast G 1sS Jersey nsf
t.SoGs.?5; standard crate, SlV2:
pony crate. Tie, dtl,50; Colorado, standa rd
crate, u.2bW2.2b pony crate, tl9rl.5O;
fat crate. 75c, 9tl; pink meats. nat crate.
he, Ttl.i0; New Mexican. pink meats. nat
crate. fi@l.SS; California. standard crate,
sld2a5; pony crate. 7Bc,G1l; nat crate,
Toe at CAsABA MELoNs--CaIifornla.
per crate. .i5od2.25, OSTRICH EGO
MELoNS--Wsstern, tcraHe sibOn2.
,25OTs5o small crate, $50 a so
WATERM FLoi;s-Pe 100. s2bsl per
carload $500 @ 600.
FRUITS. DRIED-APPLEs--Ev porated
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N. a5iAc. as.,a M. s40s.,sc. ,o-as
IDS, % u SSe uhdor 81 ips'' Sic' 70" Ls-
rieSn; ury, pa'he9' Dds western cry
picheI; . .or. "na over: %'m otc'' 80 =
Us 'So' luz 90 Soc los oSP
~. 'os anu uhue', 81 SC SCUM
western; Dds. OF kess' 80 lbs each' Ssp
SsHS,, SoS1n"sn; corn re- red . los. ana un-
nnei ""vn, Nv 81 &c rpw L. resh' lceu
SsoIs' nesm.n' ~ p'th.u' los, anu over
soc'' 80 IDS SSnci !ns, SsSc.' ~
Ms, ms., O." SIC, 'oS, S"v S.T,; oh'9 ana
nfiisa"' svaiueW; nAeu Meights' SSH
go, othtE western, srhluen' mixed
Weights gig Stc. OLD OLD SocksLtresh'
urSo phJhSSII, o1nes or up'S., NY p'Shed' no
ni,,LT ",'"' Ss paeHeu' Dps, uty
piekeu; ss1n &c; western,
Tor r.Tar az SS in, ~
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state, choice, ID. 1875 GlSc,; State. prime.
ID. lAia i6c.
NAVAL STORES - Spirits 'turpcntlns.
machine bbls.. csc. Tar--Rctort and kiln.
$3.50 al4no; Rps'nT,commSn 10 70 good
sl475; NJ, SIS; y. Steps; VIC, 1850, and
WV. 1878,
OILs-standard white petroleum. New
do, cases, !is75. Water white. New
cases. Si9T5. Motor gasoenc, garages.
etHc.; consumer 26hc. tsteel Oarrelsl.
lAnseed oil-stri:ily pure, gallons o. IA
lbs. in barrels. $3.50. Calcutta, OIL 81.
POTATOEs-Long Island, Dbl. ua475;
81 Is Gs7S; round, $50 -. bag, ss7oG4;
.s,5oga75; Jersey; No 2. bhi. tI.5oge % f;
ti5o@a; sSil. b6i, I5c. a,i, Sweets.
S Ssf'Sx S"tana SN ss
Georgia, No. =, bbl 'l.50q2,60.
POULTRY. DRESSED - CHICKENS
Fresh, dry packed, i: TO box. Western
milk fed. 1915 lbs. to dozen. ID. 44c: is
q lbs 80 GS.so lbs. tiG4:e,; 3l.St
fed. Io-ib lbs. to dozen. III, 40 a4:c,; IS
"a lbs. lOa42c.; 1880 lbs, 100 4oc al
"a rs. s6@ssc; s7'4: lbs, s5assS.
SGFR 'd esd Per Dos wsstSS
milk fed, 2-gn lbs to pair. H.. ss9ssc.
81 lbs, aSa Ssc,; So lbs. sSassc-: rs
lbs s 1885, SHT" b asd a lbs s TO P9 s.
sta s5c.; rs lbs, $50 ssc: Virginia milk
fed. "a lbs, to pair, ID. ss0iOc; Phila,
Golpns t ana ISns I,nnd; "a rs to pair
asMt2c.: Ions Island. scaded, "a lbs. "a
pair. III. @@aoc,; Michigan. soalded. "a
40 o. his In NNulF 4. pe
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
ALLIS-CHAI.MERS MANUFACTURING
COMPANY

., y
The Board OF Directors has declared
dividends OF one and Three quarters Per
Cent. for quarter ending September 80
1913, and Three-quarters Per Cent on ac-
count accumulated dividends. on the pre-
ferrcd stock OF this Company, payable
october Is. 1918, to preferred stockholders
Of roCoSl at the close of business Sep
TENDER 80, 1918. Checks for such dividends
will be mailed to preferred stoc!Sh olders
and ia holders 81 voting trust certificates
for preferred stock remaining unexC hang ed
Of record September 80. 1918. Transfer
books Will not be closed.
II WOODLAND.
Secretary and Treasurer
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
TILE DELAWARE & HUDSON COMPANY

New YORK August ~, l9lS
A quarterly dividend of TWO AND ONE
QUARTER t3Ll PER CENT. on the cap
Iial stock Of this Company in favor of
stockholders Of record al the close ot
business to-day has been declared. payable
at the ONCE OF this Company, - Nassau
street. In this City, on September 20, 1918.
provided that before said date there shall
have been received from the United States
Government n sum sufricicnt in the opinion
OF the President, with other available
funds to pay the same, Hnd payable at a
later date when. as and IL such sum shall
be 40 received.
by orJs~ OF the Board OF Managers,
W. II DAVIES Treasurer
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TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY

The board q DIrcctnrs hANo dtcIared a
quarterly dividend OF Sl,7i per share upon
the preferred capital stock nf this com.
pany, payable October !, 1913, to stock
holders OF record at tho close Of business
September l6, 1919.
Dividend checks viii be- mailed nv The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, Trans
fer Agents No, i6-22 VIVIAN street, New
York city. To stockholders who have Ned
mailing orders.
A. NJ ROBERTSON, Secretary
New York. StItembe 8. l9ls.
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AMERICAN CAN CO

4 quarterly dividend OF one and three,
quarters per cent. has heen declared on the
Preferred stock OF this Company, payabls
October LIST, l9ls to stockholders OF record
at the close of business September l4th
1918. Transfer Books will remain open
Checks mailed.
r, II. lSMON
Secretary G. Treasurer.
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KEllY.SPRlNGFIElD TIRE COMPANY

4 quarterly dividend OF one dollar and
nifty cents ttl 500 per share on the six Per
Cent. Preferred Stock OF this Company has
been declared, payable October /, 1918. to
stockh olders OF record at the close OF bust.
ness September l6, 1918.
+. 4. SEAMAN Secretary
New York Septpmber r 1918
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BRONX ALTERATIONS.

SOUTHERN BLVD. =. ss7oi $ West.
chester ave. 3 story brick stores. offices
and anus hall. ls2sA xii0.l-Hunts
95s Southern Blvd. pres owner. Louis
]. Goldstein, 1918 u i63d OF. archi-
tect; cost, 5000.
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CUBA CANE SUGAR CORPOR ALTON.
Prefer red stock Dividend

quarterly dividend OF MS per share
has this day been declared upon the Pre-.
ferred stock of this Corporation for the
quarter ending September 2Oth, 1919 pay
able October list. 1919. to stockholders OF
lAth. 1918, VI =. KROYER, Treasurer.
August snd, 1918,
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
MUTUAL EXPORT AND IMPORT COR
PORATIOS.
To the Stockholders of Mutual Export and
Vmnort COrpOrptiOn:

NOTICE In hereby given that the cleo
ton Of Directors for the Mutual Export
and Import Cooperation, not having beer
held on the day designated in the bylaws
and the Directors not having within on
month thereafter called special election
n mcating Of the Stockholders OF SAID cor
poration, for the purpose Of electing drv'
tors thereof. and for the transaction o.
such other business as may properly com'
before said meeting, Will b" held AZ IN
ONCE OF said corporation. 40. las buan'
street Manhattan Borough. New NorI
city. on the card day OF september, 1878
at 10 O'Clock in tho forenoon.
Dated, New York, September 6th, 1918.
CHARLES JACOBS,
Treasurer and S'uckhOlder
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MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

l2%TH ST, ?eS-65 West, to two story
storage: l. & + W Johnston ~ West
isth q. owners; Roth. architect; cost.
$4,000.
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The annual meeting ~ the Stockholders
of the II ,rn silver Mines Company vii. b"
held at the ono" ~ the company. Roon
Utah on October 18th, l9lS at 10 A. VI.
for the election of Directors FOR the Year
commencing January, LIST, 1879, and for the
transaction OF all other business that may
be lawfully brought before d.
The transfer books VIII close Septcmhcr
lAth 1918. at IL noon and reopen on Sep
TENDER 25th. 1918. AZ 10 \ NJ
MORRIS : uIRSCH BERG, Secretary.
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burr Oak.

Perry Stone, wife and baby, spent
sunday with Delbert Miller and wife.
Ezra Martin and family we're
quests Of Jack Gotten and family, Sun
day.
Miss Ella Hopper went to Camp
Funston last Wednesday to see her
brothers. Joe and Fred, who have been
in training there for the past month.
Rachel and Floyd Stone are max
ing weeks visit with Ed Toupaine
and family at Preston. Nebraska.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. J. l.. Minton in
Fortescre, Sunday.
Mrs. Rand Watts and Mrs. Ira
Alkire returned home Thursday, from
Norwood. Mo-. where they had been
relatives.
". Hopper and wife spent a few
days last week at the homes OF their
daughters in Tarkio.
The ldlewilde Sunday school will
have a basket outing in the near
future. Watch for the date. Plan TO
attend.
Amos Whipple, Of Camp Funston,
was home on furlough last week, re.
turning TO camp Monday. EGO.
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas, j. W. Baker and Eliza A.
Baker, his wife, by their certain deed
of trust dated the 23d day of Febru-
airy, 1916, and recorded in the office Of
the Recorder of Deeds Of Holt county,
Missouri, in Book 129 Mt Page 342,
conveyed to the undersigned Trustee
the following described real estate sit.
uatsd in Holt county, Missouri, to-wit:
The east. half of block twenty-three
(23l, in the original town, now City
of Oregon. IN Trust, however, to se-
cure the payment of the promissory
note therein described and the inter-
est on said note; and whereas, the in.
teFest on said note is past due, unpaid,
and IN default, and the legal holder
has requested me to sell said real es-
tate.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the
power In me vested. I will on Monday,
the 9th day Of September, 1918, be-
tween the hours Of O'Clock IN the
forenoon Of that day, and FIVE o'clock
in the afternoon, at the Court House
door, in the City sf Oregon, Holt coun-
w.. Missdpri, tell said real estate Of
public vehdue TO the highest bidder for
cash In hand 10 pay rad noteS and the
interest due Maroon, and the costs and
expenses Of sxseut@G thia Trust
yr w. q. KE0WN, Ttustse.
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BENTON.

--Evcrcte King. wife and baby
daughter, Of Kansas City. Kansas. Wis
tied the last week with Evorc,t's sis.
ter. Mrs. Walter Stalcy. and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Emerson.
daughter. Miss Frances. and sons.
Ralph and Paul. spent the day last
Tucfday at the I'd Evans home. In
the kimscy ncighborhood.
The iron bridge on the west Of Mfs.
Emma Stalcy's farm IL finished. This
is n much needed improvement.
CARR Wright and family. William
Murray and family, drove TO 81. Jo-
scph last Thursday.
Mrs. Marvin Norris. who has been
quito III, h convalescinc nicely. They
expect To move soon To the house lust
vacated by Oryille Norris and family,
who have gone 10 live with Mrs. Card
or, In the Blair district, she being LETT
alone by the going Of her son, George,
to camp.
Miss Ethel Fcurbacher. Of Divide
y spending the week with her friend
Roberta Emerson.
Mrs. Everett King was ,alled
Tuesday 10 her mother. who IL SER
iously III ut Rivcrton, Wyoming.
Miss Roberta Emerson spent
Chautauqua week at the VIM. Fcucr-
bacher home, of Divide district, and
with friends ut Oregon.
Mrs. VIM. Nciderhausc Is spend-
ing the week ut the Robert Emerson
home.
John Nichols and wife visited the
first Of the week at the home Of Mr..
Nichols sister, Mrs, Walter Armen-
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Monarch.

Bruce Bullock visited in Forcst
City Saturday night and Sunday.
Nellie Black visited /. Saturday
night and Sunday with his friend, Miss
Ora Munkres. of near Mound City,
-Efer Atkins visited Sunday at Mr..
Boyles.
Bin Sollars, Fred Bullock, John
Patterson and Val Lyle visited at John
Sollars Sunday. u
Those who visited at James
Smiths Jr., Sunday were: Clarence
Lilly. and wife, Vada Smith and Kate
Mead. ~
Mrs. James Smith is spending. a
few days with her; daughter, Mrs.
Clyde Kretzer, Of near Mound City.
Ora and Henry Munkres accom-
panied Nellie Black home Sunday even-
ing.
--Emmerson Hughes and Clifton
Chilcoat were in st. Joseph Saturday.
Hobart Black Is helping All silos
In the MsyAower neighborhood this
Roy Ashworth and family visited
his sister, Mrs. Ramsey, Sunday
-HS{yy 6ipes and family have re-
tuSned hens 4fpm their trip to Kan.
~ .aAd Colorado.
ati ..4sli- 81 $3.50 - AOS0xs ~
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Highland.


Clifford Norris and wife spent
Sunday with Albert Martin and fam
lily.
Elmer Cordrey and wife spent
Sunday evening with Earl Benton and
family.
II. j. Keown and wife, of Oregon,
spent the weekend with their children,
Merl Norris and family. 20
Julia and Nellie Cunningham
spent Sunday afternoon with H. S.
Hanna and family, ..-
Earl and Mabel VanGundy, Of
near Cameron, are visiting with their
grandparents, Prank Dudeck and FAM
lily.
Miss Minnie Foster has returned
from her visit with friends in Mound
Earl Benton and family and Mrs.
Mary Benton spent Sunday with AL
Elder and family, of near Forest City.
John Dudeck and Earl VanGundy
went to st. Joseph Saturday.
Mrs. Hortonse Hickman, Of Mound
City, has been engaged as teacher Of
our school.
The members Of the Highland
Ladies' Club, with their husbands, were
very pleasantly entertained Saturday
evening, August "a, at the home OF
Mr.. land Mp Merl Nosris. Music and
refreshmen& were f11tures Of the
sveping. There wera ! about thirty
SueSts. The regular melting Of the
ub will be Wednssday, Sept Z, and
n. HGnEy VII be the hostssY az
H,-Nl8s kldlw. FyYnjnn AID de11h-
III, Lon. Sc Tx &odvilh 1istrict NIL ~
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Obituary,

Dollie Ann Waggoner was born near
White Cloud, Kansas, Nov. 20, 1884,
and died at the Ellsworth hospital in
81. Joseph, No., August %. 1918, mt
the age of 3 years, . months and 3
days. She was united in marriage to
George A. Stroud at Falls City, Ne
braska. March II. 1905. To this unian
five children were born, all of whom
survive her She was converted and
united with the Methodist church at
Forest City about year ago, since
which time she has lived a consistent
Christian life. and before she passed
on she expressed herself M being
ready and willing TO 20 home and be
with Him. who died that she might
live.
She leaves husband five children.
many relatives with host of friends
To mourn her untimcly death. The
funeral service was conducted ut the
Methodist church in Forest City by
the writer ther pastorD, Saturday If.
tcrnoon, August %. mt 1880 o'clock.
after which the remains were laid TO
rest in the cemetery at BENTON church.
T.. +. COOLEY.
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BECOME A PARTNER OF THE
GOVERNMENT; BUY WAR saw.
INGS STAMPS.
Administratrix's Notice.

Notice Is Hereby Given, That Let.
tiers Of Administration on the Estate
Of Edwin c. Courier, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned on the gu,
day OF August, 1918, by the Probate
Court Of Holt County, Missouri. All
persons having claims against said es-
tate are required to exhibit them for
allowance to the Administrator within
six months after the date of granting
Of said Letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit Of said Estate;
and II such claims be not exhibited
within one year from the date Of grant
ing said Letters they shall be for
ever barred.
First publication August 10, 1918.
MARTHA l.. COURIER,
(Seal Administrative.
Attest: HARRY NJ. DUNCAN,
~ Judge of Probate.
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IsffkItlf1s JOiEn j.. lffklltfG. Emma
| ickliter, Laura T., Lickli,er. Martin l..
Tickliter, deceased: that "A. L, August
II.b, ,,os ,os,od ,,.;,h , o,.i,,, ~. ,;,i,
,n " ill., wa s,.,a., ' WILL ..s, H. " a,'e
,,.os, ,,,,ar,ar 80 faa,;a, .,,..
I ,S5S ,o a VI al J'V rap 'me ensss
H.. To- ,,,;, ~ ,;,', ioaJs H. e., ~,
H. IN. Srorn, Tho,nas pc,nnb.n, us III
vito Wi,,ian, Stor,. al ,,;Sn am.
and Thomas Story, of date of March
Q. 1883, and of record in Book az at
Page lis Of the aforesaid records, the
second of which Is from M. r. Ouin-
Ian and wife Elizabeth and Madison
Story. BY guardian and of date March
IA. 1883, and of record in Book 46 at
Page i57 of the aforesaid records.
that the said auit-claim deeds are the
last transfers of said claim ar title 10
said real estate: that Tho nlaintig has
no knowledge or information as IN
whether said II. l.. August Hahn IL liv,
ing or dead; that II he Is living. the
said n. l.. August Hahn Is n non.resi-
dent of the State of Missouri. that IL
he Is dead, certain unknown nersons-
herein, derive or claim To
derive and claim 10 said rcal estate ma
the consort, heirs, devisees. donees.
alienees and immediate. mesne or re,
mote, voluntary or involuntary gran.
tees Of n. l.. August Hahn. deceased.
that Jacob Waggoncr was vested with
a claim or title 10 the northwes, ouar-
err of the southwest quarter of section
twcnty-scven (27). township and range
aforesaid. hy n patent from the intel
States Government dated NAV ~.
1851, and Of record in the records of
tho t',,,,d State. t,,J p.,o,,,. :,
Washington n r. In Vo,,,n,. 10 ~
PAGE ass. ,b,, ,ha sa,i pn,n.,.
las, ,,ansfcr ~ sa,J niai,,, a,. nj Wv
mid rcoi estate. ,ha, ,ini,,ir h :"
knowl,dyc or info,,nn,in, n.y. o. ,,'h.,h n"
or snid Jnrob W,ggnnor H. Ii,,;ns ~.
dead: that N no a. iiv;ng The sa,T u.
cob Wnuyono, IL . ,,n' s,s,,io,,, ~, IL
STATE az Niis,on,,. H., ~ " VI Wy
rcr,,,n ,,nLno,,'n . W aea.,
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md ciair' 20 All III, " u.rNe VIC
consor, h,irs Ja,.i.aa a JIs.e US ,nc
Dos md irr,cd;a,a ,, "o"eeS, a,,.n-
yoIun,,r,' 49, ;n,.ai,,n, ,vS' ", ,slno',;
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S,oy, v'as e ,.o,,a ,''i,t wa. El ~,
IN ,Le nar,bvcs, , " ,, ~ ~, y. .Itlc
west uuartcr OF tho sou,bw cst o,,.r,"r
of section twcnty.scyen l1Tl to,ynsbin
and range nfoycsaiJ bv .,r,,I. III,
in which 2cdcklah story is The testn.
tor, of dat. December % is6h md n,
rcco,J in ,ho ianJ so, 800, s"u .,
conn,v. Missouri ~ III, os ,, s
sss. r., ,h., ooiJ al, p ~ ~. q. :" lupc
fcr Of said clam wv ,i,,o y, '" en-, 'a W.,
estate; tina, the plaintiff has no know
edge or information ms 10 whether soiJ
Eliza Story Is living or dcnd. that II
she Is living. the snid EIizn s,orv
a nonresident Of thc state or Nis.
souri,: that n she Is dcad. certain nm
known persons. defendants herein. de.
rive or claim 10 derive attic md clam
TO said real estate ms the consort' heirs
inic' ncsnc M ,"n,a,o , " m"
involuntary grantees OF Eliza story,
deceased; that George c. Story and
Sarah, A. Story, his wife. Catherine
Bcauchamp and Thomas Beauchamp,
her husband, Frederick Story. Charles
Story, Elizabeth Quinlan, William