The Lexington intelligencer. [volume], June 29, 1901, Image 6

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JIIIIBIII 20, SO. 160.
I 'ml. iv Uiu- bind fet. tr
:a fotiVid. IT hand huh. Sue style, jooil
tme and r.iu-li a 1 ijum tbe horse for
addle or light hrv. .-ired by ArtSt.
Jr.. J:li: ho by ArtNt Ii: lie by Kr-c Wil
liam. C. 1st data by Jewell iH-umara: ArtKi.
.'r. by Artmu dam by luitiftoa, Jeeeii
TV-hmTK w by Wahltiffioo Iierm-.ark.
'. j'a the Vu-en. Dim .sauuie Burr. Per ex
pended piiRrtt5 x-v N. J. H. Kt'ir.MiT
Artisan 3d. No. mo sill stand at !t.
Mannadukc, Jr.
M trmadake. Jr.. Is a 'euliful d:ri ba
with black points, hano Miih and ll!
iffh lull This i of in it-M uii pur
knrs in the euntr. as he is a fcrst
elass road hors-and maiy cnoa'.:li ! dnw
a lir;tr load than any draft stiiiii.n is the
muiT. He ih sired tor Martnaui.'-. No.
:;. djun by Biniark: in- by lttvi- His
rolts are lirfv and thus Just tin" !ml to sell
r lb market at fsn.-y prio-s or to raise
tirsi-slas mult marvs f rou. a d) aft riart-s
lirvrr produix- cwl mule, ilt- ui Maud
ai
Missouri raivemty Note.
The annual catalogue of the Slate
(.'Diversity of Missouri has bco issued
and will be nt to an? one upon re
quest. Tbe catalogue contains many
new annooncernenta Ibis year.
Many ct ib classes io the summer
school o( the 1'oiversity of Missoari
are crowded to their utmost capacity,
the eorolluiect io ancient history alone
tw.ng over eighty, and other Classes
are almot equally as large.
Two thousand, seven hundred and
Ef:y decrees (not including honorary
degree?) have been conferred by ibe
(."Diversity of Missouri up to June
f, l'.'vl. "
dee hundred and six counties, in
cluding the city ol St. Louis, were rep.
resected at tne State University dur
ing the season that has juft closed.
1 he counties sending ten or more sto.
dents with the rorcber ent by each
were as follows: Audrain, ."0: Bales,
13; Uooce, 21'.': llucbanan, !: Cal-
New Laundry Machinery.
Mr. O. O. Crawford, the enter
prising proprietor i.f our steam laun
dry, is determined to Veep every.
mtg in hi. laundry rvbt up-to-date.
He has jut replaced a wod starching
nncblic by a rew rue that has all
the latest improvement-, and U is
the very U-t thiig made iu Its line.
He ha al-o added a new Ironing
machine for-hirt bjditM. shirt waists,
s-kirt?, duck truu-t-rs, &c. and can do
the best of work In the nii'st sills
factory manner on llii? machine.
Last week lie put in a special drylnp
attachment to hi drying room to be
used exclusively for dryitj; cliars
and cuffs. Mr. Crawford is doin
evervtuiogr possible to make Ins
laundry equal to anything in the
country and he deserves the liberal
patronage of the town.
10: Clinton, 10; Cooper, 11: Franklin,
Ol: Ccntry, 21: Giene, IS; U.-rnon,
13; Henry, IS; Holt, 13: Jactj!i, 7u:
Jasper, 44: Lawrence, 10; Lincoln,
10: Linn, 15; I.uiagsion, 10; Macon,
13; Marion, 10; Monitva, 11; Mod-
jroe, l'.': Nodaway, 17; Petti j, 2b";
jl'htlps, 40; r.-tlls, 13; Kaiidolpb, 20;
lUlua is a brown liihi r" ' ' '
I4. biiHis hi.-h. aill i-.i.-n l pi.uti.l-. i ; l' : Vernon, 11: CltV t'f St. I.OUlt-. 05.
ery bi K-iy tno 'Jlra hi-mt li-. H :
a Hi- b-r-. a hi- it- jir. v. 5. Wood, president of the
-oa fr tii-nt-r-s: b i- -tirt- fon'. . r
Mif 'm win brv.-i itb anv t-ir j;n-k ic : Naiioual Dana of Commerce, Kausas
th-cuutr. ! ai'.l -i.od atS-.'.tw iniit- !
-tit to stand aJ suck . p-!tjt tas pftStbltd iFl.tH.".' to the
rir takn u prevent b--M. bm n . State t'niveisity, the interest from
r.,p..usihilitj assumed N.uM auy .. our. -hlrh h..n inrt .
tAlrZrJZS j rded each, year to tbe junior
f'-risicdtuts iu the collece of agriculture
and Qjechanic arts writir. the beit
boo.1. A litfi is rrtained im tnr
TiKt nxHify.
Th- abfiTe animals will m:ik- tit' -fi.wm
of lAi ai ihv 1'iattviihur.- f:.rn 'fiTCi- r esys opou a subject councted Wilh
miles si.utbea.-t of l.-i'liictou. uar tbe uld ! tD prodUCtj Of the State. Dr. Woods
fair grounds. i msii. ih rir i),..,.k I ..k.
au. v. ato tyivuU Udiyuci Kitu
FRANK FISHER.
RUSTIC B. 30763.
(UKCOKD 2:22..)
Hrcd and ow nexj by Joseph K. T:ar.
nett, proprietor Edgefield Stock Farm,
Lexington, Missouri, will make tbe
season of 1901 at bis farm 8 miles
southeast of Lexington, near Prairie
church, at II to insure, money due
as 6000 as the fact Is ascertained or
mare parted with. A lien is retained
on the colt for service money. So
responsibility for accidents.
Bustle II. is 7 years old, 16 bands,
2 inches high; dark, bay with black
points, good size, weighs 1,300 pound.-,
with both style aud speed combined;
good mane and tail.
Rustic h. was sired by h'ewcomb.
239; be by 'utwoJ, No. 600, record
2:13 ; Ndtwood is the premier stallion
as a sire of speed; be by Belmont,
No. t4; Newcoruls 1st dam, Maggie
Wilkes, dam of three in the list, by
ieorge Wilkes, record 2:22: Rustic
Jt. 1st dam, Mertrix, by Merchant,
No. 3a9; be by bdrooiit, "No. 64; 2nd
dam by Al West, Xo. 14371; he bv
.Almont. No. 33; 3rd dam by Marina--duke,
No. 90s2; 4lb dam by Idol, No.
177: be by Meinbrino Chief, No. 11.
-JOS. H. BAH2TETT,
44 m -5
Tbe tipcat Northwejjfs First
White Child.
One of the most remarkable prod
iawsy, 1?; Carroll, 13; Cas. 12: Clay, of the aruazing growth of that vas
region ot our country camnionly called
tbe great Northwest, with its numer
ous si-terhood of states and its popu
lation of more than 7.000,000 people, is
tbe fact that it i only a little more
than eighty years since tbe first white
baby was born th.T;. Tbe child was a
girl, tbe daughter of a regular army
officer, and -be is still living. A fas
cinating account cf ber eventful life,
tbe early years of which were spent
among soldiers and savages, will
appear io an early is.-ue of IV Ladies'
Home Journal.
The whole bland ot New York was
originally bought of the Indians lor an
equivalent of about twenty. five dollars.
Tduy N" York bij a population of
about o.i"0,.nio. which is exceeded by
only one other city L)nJoo. Ill
wealth is enormous; its aunual ex pen.
diturtJ are more tban twice those of
tbe republic of Mexico, and almost
one-tbird much as those ot tbe
Genuai empire with its population of
32,000,000. And it bas become tbe
financial center of tbe world July
LadieV ITome Journal.
On Jellies
rrawo-T and pick la. iprad
a ibta ooailuf or rUoad
PARAfFINE
WAX
Will Kta ahalirtly maiatar nd
, ,4pno! Huimii !" af-il in
a ! ohT wr ak( ihthaaa. Fall
arrttaia sa'k aoaad a.-kaf.
bold trf vtitn.
STANDARD OIL CO.
1
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Epworth League
;:;iC3liforoia Excursions..
A OHUI 9T8?APEB.
The Sunday edition of tbe St. Louis
Republic is a m irrel of modera news
paper enterprise. Tbe orKw.uBtj0n of
its news service la world-wide, complete
in every department: in fact, superior
to that of any other newspaper.
The mHzlne section is illustrated in
daintily tinted colors and eplendid half
tone pictures. This section contains
more high class literaiy matter than
any of te monlhry maga7.ines. The
fashions frustrated in natural eo4ors are
especially valuable to tbe ladies.
The colored comic section is a
genuine laugh-maker. Tbe funny car
toons are by the best artists. Tbe
humorous stories aro bipth class, b?
authors of national reputation.
Sheet music, a Iiigh-class, popular
song, is furnished free every Sunday ir
Tbe public
The price of the S'inday Hepoblic b
WINKLER
TURE
n
i IV
COMPANY
AC(CTCKIBAIDSaLMl
FURNITURE.
ABB raWABBB TO txj
AIM HIM Of
Tiniig, Pluitj Scroll Sniig, fxt.
WeaiiokeepcooJtaoUfon kaed
Stair Banisters, Newel Posts,
Walnut Coffins, &c.
n-p, one ot the curators. lr. Wood
was student at tbe Missouri Univer
sity and takes a lively iutereil in the
! iiwiituiion. His purpose in tuskiof
tbe gift to tbe juniors was to give lbs
successful ones tbe means ofcontio.
uing their education tbe neat year.
McClcttaod.Thomas.
Mis- Elizabeth Aruold Thomas,
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
tuoud J. Tboma, N'o. 717 North
Leonard avenue, and James McClel
land were married last evening, the
ceremony taking place at the church
of the Holy Communion, tbe rector,
the Rev. Lte Craig, reading tbe
service.
The bridal partv large. There
were four bridesmaids, a mjtron and
a maid of honor. Mrs. Edmood A.
Thoma?. a sister-in-law or the bride,
served as the honored matron, wear
ing white silk mull and point lace,
and Miss Eess Hays, of Louisville,
Ky., was the maid of honor, in a
white Paris muslin frock, with
Valenciennes lace and sa-h of white
liberty satin. The two bridesmaids,
Miss Julia Curry and Miss Carrie ' mail 0.ne 5" ' -. For sale by all
Taylor, wore white musliu gowns! "eW9
with pale green liberty -a-l.es and
cariied lavender sweet pea, while
the other maid?, Miss Eieatrix Lodi:e
and Miss Isabel Gutberie. varied the
color scheme by pink -a-nes over
j their white gown and carried pink
isweei rxas.
i.v. vmui "- ".ir uuii.un over wpi IB spirceu aettlt-d country it thrr I ,n..m. .. ,
liberty sin, the entire g-wn trim-1 c-nt.a ,!!,. Tb. popul.tio o, VXZ e CK.lest recreative
med in quantities of birring. A j d' II"'!0'? b "w tn ' Ask Mr the H.irlin.ton-. sm
. .i i - ... i oa- riuwh raDirii iner B rn . " .
wmia hi iiui i.ice was us onlv . ..... .. ' . " " cursion latecircu ars.
ornament. She carritd a shower of
j lilies of the valley,
i The u-btrs were Lull.er frer.shaia
i
or Lexington, Mo.; Albert Cnti.
Edward Lebens, Mao9cld flay and
James Thoma. James C. Hi rr, of
Louisville, was the best man.
There was no reception. L ist olgbl
Mr. and Mrs. McClelland departed
for the northern lakes. They will
travel for several reeks.
Mr. James McClellaDd.tbegroom, is
an old Lexington boy, well and favor
ably known in our city, and bas bonis
of friends in LeiiuKton who Join the
Intbllioknckk in wishing him and
his bride much happiness and a long
and prosperous life.
Account Fifth International Conven
tion of Fpworth League, San Francisco
July s2t.
San Francisco is ao ideal summer re
sortweather always cool.
Trip thither in summer, across high
tablelands of New Mexico and Arizona
is pleasant air bracing, no oppressive
beat or dust.
Lest way to go is via S inta Fe Route,
only line under one management. Chi
cago to San Francisco; daily trains to
California, Fred Harvey meal service,
personally-conducted excursions.
On the way visit Indian pueblos, and
petribed forest, also Urand Canou of
Arizona world's greatest scenic
tacle, now easily accessible.
See southern California its noted re
sort hotels, idyllic, valley, majestic
mountain!, smooth beaches and lovely
islands, its W missions, its semi-tropic
fruits and flowers, its (great oil wells.
This important section reached via San
ta Fe Rout cheaper than most other
lines and witb greater comfort
Extremely low round-trio rates; liber
al stop-orer privileges; choice of routes
returning; open lo everybodv. All
ticket 3-ots lI via Santa Fe "Route.
Descriptive literature on request.
Santa Fe Route
Address,
ED. McKEON,
ACDt A. T. & S. F. K. K.
Lexinrton. Mo.
Low Rate Excursions
all Summer via
THE BURLINGTON ROUTE.
ririnji tbe cominj? summer tbe I5ur
lirtgton Rrtute will have in effect the
very' lowest excursion rates that have
ever been made. The general plan of
these rates, destinations, etc., is so
varied that the public should ask their
nearest ticket agent for details, or else
do us the favor to write for rates, des
criptive matter, etc.
Cheap Summer Tours West Pady to
Colorado. Utah and lllack Hills, also
Homeseekers' excursions every two
weeks to the whole West and Xorth
wes Cheap Excursions East Verv low
I k 1. K EDUCED E1TE3 ISIXDUa i round triI' to th Buffalo Expo-
TIBRITQET. I sition. the Seashore. Adirondack, Can-
Ev-jriince tbe construction of tbe M. ai4' M'diRii Ikes. Mackinaw; a
K. A T. Ry. tbrooeh tb Indian Territorj, j thousand eastern resorts; 6ne lake and
in local patenter rai between station ; trips ea-t, via Chicago, iMroit,
to the Indian Territory bas been ea ibe i Cleveland.
bai of five tents a mil. Tbt customary Cheap Kxcursiotis North-Everv day
r.l. ol paweoger tares 0B railroad.. ex-J to St. Faul. Minneatnlis and L.akn
k-v. i j . Itft m S 1 1 I M I!
Ivi P
..Ik. '4 Al ;
ill it-
MM
wnt rnM r r 1 T I
, ! .lamestown, Virginia, where the
aieuuic ana nooaen iunai cases Knt,isn firil 0.d their foothofd (n
Always on hand.
arc iDcrta-e io paRaenger iraSJc on tbia
account, and the Katj official, recojnii. ' "'"rn' r-xcursions iersoiialIy con
Id tbe waots cf tae people aod iba'dllCte1 rtT wlMday from St.
lu.ttceof o doing, bars volontarlly ar. j Louis tveTy Thursday from Kansas
raog-dtor4uctha local passenger rata ' "nd St. Joseph,
io a bau of three eeon a mile. Tbii re- Write f rates and printed mat
ductlon will take plmce on or aboat No- j l" describing the proposed trip
vember Art. There, will be great reioic- R- II. CltO?!K, L. W. WaKCLV
log amoag tb resident aloag tbe llae of A- Main St. Ct a Paa n r a'i
tbe M. S. ft T. j ..aa.eClty.M.K KkITo.
; HOWAKD EttlOTT,
Ihrougjb to Harrlwn. j (i'n',nw.M.jlp..l0.
On April lolb. the St. Imis snrl
North Artansa Railroad was totmally
......,.,MU,WU o toimaiiy Ti a Ttn A,rr .
opened to Harrison. Arkansas. esUb-i A KAKE CHANCE
libhinglin eonneetion with the hifco1, HT'. o ck.se oot mr fcaiT
lifle from Seligmaa) direct railway com-' &5 torlX .d."T ?.a,60 b.
mnnlcatlcu with ..ome of tbe rlchtst ! SibboTtbo. u'JiZ
lead and zmc fields yet discovered. I -. am VeT? S wuh
The turrit nr. k. Ik. 1 tnllk 1 1 rat fl . lArmatl. 1. -.
,. w vuc new io creamery boaineaa. fa t-'. 1
line presents peibar thf most ninark. j with cair at foot ,od J?VL'J
able panorama of ruceed mountain '""h?1-. .'Masiac from ni i-jt
ranges and fertile vallevs to hufonnrt m T u"a- L,u 0B "i-Mreaa.
. - , 111 Uft uu...
-w. ... m rujf.
the New World in K0, was burned in
lb.o. lodav nobodv
n,inMif.iii7ii n...t..niin.. .ii.-i iuua ouui nves tDere.
be article cf their manutacture. pl.-drlnir ! ''lll!c rPma,DS to mrk the i;e except
tbemelne towll at cheap a. .ucb artiolej ; crumbling church tower, dilapidated
in be tx.uiciit. gravest;iea, and rcmnsiiU on the
foundations of a few houe ,7uy
j Ladc' Iluine .Jeurnal.
"Winkler Furniture Co.
the American continent A trip to liar
riam is well worth the time so Bpent,
either from a commercial or a sight
seeing standpoint.
COBRKSFONDESTS WANTED Tbe K
aprTTyear l
Aollvllle, Mo.
DR. ALVIX V. COLE
PHYSICIAN - AND .
TKLLIUBNCKk want, a correapuodent to I'nVe; Meu JiuliaiLB l-l., .. i.-.-rylowo.n
UUyetie count,. Write R.-ldvnre: lth KMnJ .
tor particular.. ''fiMln, ph
imn
ORDER OF PUWtoS
STATE III? MIKSrtrui 1'J.'
Ull'Mr Or LAI AVKTTe. Pv
Iu the Circuit Cuu-t. ef i.,t.... .
Mixtoutl, Auirur.1 Term. Ii-.i '.
(Maude A. Pblllips. In p..,n aild
r.ii uku in me wi;i toa t.-i-ment
nf John A. Phillips divJj"
Vlrll II. r-bllii. Hir I TTS'
Hps. Cora E Poll. !
HiiIIoce. ber btir-an.1. Luth-r
Phlllip!Mi minor. I'nrtt-r H Vanha
a minor, ni, d Grare V. Pbill
minor by their vi)rdiin and'oun ,'
torClaute A. Plilliipg. Pldint.tj
Saiuucl T. Lee. Defendant. ;
Now attbi. dayco-ne tho ilniui,ikw.
bv tlieir attm nev ana HI.. ,k... . .
aft.tavit. allttiut. amt iuf iiib.rtair,
defendant troii. I T. Ue. , ,. . xlt
nf the ktatH i.f Miu.H. Uk "
urdered the clerk in 'vin-aii..3 n'M
rti'lcnrl (i.l lu. n. ,i,rl..l I..
tliMiniiri llrfV.I u..,n..r. A - .. .. "
iii this court. tb i.t.ji et an I , n. nl ,
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Ike nf lrt u.wl .,... I .... . ... .'"""-H.
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tii.n in thMt (.i-t-i... ri....l .....i
... ... ....... ., , u,.H. .i ue j inurt
IS', by ut.tltulin the w..id
nltbowiird -one.1' where th.. -iim- JZ.
after tbe word "Mock" in the flt-oipV?
uu .tu hi iomi aia oirr:p(ii.n i.u
n-td etiMll re-.nl m f. il ;,; .h .mmt
fllt f.W t ..... mr-A .... .
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l .m.,utkMjn..u . . hi. .... . . .
m iff. nidi t.. i.. . n i. '
ame aupenrs upn Ui plit .f Mit
detNla wltl.in nA) I . ... . .
. .mji-iiH CWWH
thence wt Mid a!uiii..o hvm kj
un-.f i...., im, isi-iire uiti x-veo il rlu
I 5 ' l'n"' ibeace ttnitan.
iui..iri.--i icvi iwi. lui-nre n.rtn m$
cbalosaDd twenty 0e n lnk to iiin
Kilnnlfiw ....W...1 ..n.!...!! ....
.............. . m vmmi w TV in A
en.rtaet ruruer nf tbo bove J.-vriM Im
nf land, eirkt i-i l wide n..t' ma am
Kl.ilMI fll.lMt W .U. - - . . . ....
umnw aiu ui-n'Dcjact patnuel T. 11
be and appear at iaicwurl.atMnitim
tbeieo., lu be tx run and k hO. a at iltul
hUi., la tke rlty wf Iaiihvo. i k!
oouniy.tiDltie ItU day of Auiui Doll a
ob or KofuM tbe JJ day ot -.atfrm II i
term .hail cidiIiiuv. ra if nn,;
uo i tn-l.rrii the lt day (,f .M t. u mm
ur plead to tbe petkk.a Iomi j--.iU'a
will ii taken a. is cf-efl. a 4 Jlrfiiitl
be reujered aeci.rdinaiy.
And it la lunber ordered that a ciWm
lui tiiiK11a.l . . .a i i -
too liitttllla-fDcer, a nea-spaper putiiiMii
luat luaertluo tu beatlmat thirty dayi beK
im uaj "i aaiii dvji .lurui icrx pi la
CimV. -A
true Copy from Ibe record.
A Urn I
3. H. CA M PBKLL. Circuit CM
By i- W. bvtisoa. Deputy vie
Blackwell X Shu Att.,ru jj for PUItlA
ORDER OF PDBLICATE
?tat: or issorKi.' .
County of lafnyett".
Id the Circuit d.urt of Lar.;.-ite CtS
Mltncuri.at Leilna-ioo. AuvuilIrra,lA;
Edward Holmes, Plaintiff i
va.
Tbe Dwer Coal lompanv and
Lee W. tvi. iK-feiitlaniii
Now at thiday romeaihe phiintifl
ni attorney unJ tin hi-, petiti.41 .ad i3.v
alioffinc. amonr other tbiDfrt. that defrna:
Tbe IluverOi-al (i.tuDunv. i a liiwr. Mi
ration of anKoer Mate, that i of tbv Suvf
liltmK and that the oefeodant bee w In
19 not a rem Jent of the Mate of Miixntin:
whereupoD. it woiilcred by tliederklti
cation, that said defendants be W:Mt
publication that plaintiff ha o.iLDi.nfM
suit aa-ain-t theiu In Ibis court, the ohjrftn
irenenU nature of which i. t" ivtovrr .t
ment iimiiiit defeudants .tabli-hiiir tae
tiff' title to the O'Mlh eat nut.rter o! 9-
nonn east quartix ol wi'lion n'V.-niwif'
oiwninip ntty-oue l.Mi. runve iwenty-jus
in said coiintv, and .l.i'n.H' d im iiH f
aMe; and tarn hundred and tilt) aw
namtir" lor wiihholduiir p.x"i!.iii Mt
dollara for monthly nnt ar,d rf
ami that utiles the said rt. t. mijiti
and appear at thin court, st the
term the reof, to ! tvtfiin ami h -Idi-n 0'
conn House In the City nf lnr.tn. m
county on tbeMhdavnf Aueurt m tt.ini'.c
N-fore ttie thlnl d.iy of anl tetm. if n W
"hall an Ionic continue, and if not. th.ni1"
tarorctlie lu.t.lr nl xahi terni.aparruri
totbe tM'titionin aaid phiii. Ih. wwl'k
taken aa c.nf. iM-d. aod Jui'Hiiiout lU
tenderwl acfor.liuly.
Aod it I. further ordered, that a copy Vtr
oe putihed. according to law in the
Intelligencer, a oewapaia-r putilllid l
County of Lafayetl for four week mk
ivelv. linlilUhi .1 In. mi nniv m vrk. Ill V
mwrtloo to be at Irwat thirty day. b-fi
Brat day of aald neit Aiifunt term. Ml'
ibip court.
J. II. CAMPUKLL. Circuit Ct
By J. W, 8VDSOM. Deput.
Alexander Gt-, Aitorm-y for W
lilt. fr
fiONDCAIX
llnMMnl ak.i Tii.trirt Kc'
towusbip il. range . Lata) ntln ii ui.O.
oun, . De percent bood-i are Bnoj"
tlMl tMlt 1..1. ...mt. 1(1 II li. 11. I4.R.'
W, IS, l. 90 and 21. dated May I. Utfna.fl
deelan-d due aod nayaM" on Ike DritMl'
July. ttOU by Uie Board of Wueaikm
OlatricK imyable at theotnoe nf Hk' VZ
Truat Co, In tbe City ol 85. 1"
no which day and date all Inlerrt uvre
will etaee. lU
Hv rrA-r nf ,. W.A ..f I'.liirnlion 01"
dUtrtct this Wth day of May. I3l. . vn(V,
e-lti T.J. BA00.
Secretary of tbe Doard of Euui'uli U'W
too rVbool Di.-4rtet No. 3. townadtp
r.nrc Z. Lafayette County. Mwu""- .
XOTIPK fit.' HKSliiVATlOS-
N.mIju la hereby fieen that the un,,,frf
rn irdlHU of the prison aod entnte"! Hf
Wllbern. a ralnoi. will apply t" H" Pn.(
court of Lifayette county.
Auvu.t term, ImiI, of said court. Lei
the prulmte. court nmrn. In lb'1 ''"",,,
inirton. in aald eountv. on lhr 'n.1 M .
Auirust, l!., cnve to reiK'i : fMrum
tbe person and estate of aaitf ir.iri;r
f-KEtlKKICK KUV
(luatxllan or tho Perum and 1
Miniir.
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