The Marshall republican. [volume], September 04, 1908, Image 7

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MARSHALL1 REPUBLICAN
Friday, September '4, 1003.
ia I mmmmmmmamm
Princess Virginia
jr C H. mi A M. WBLUAMSOK,
AvtWt faMrUjhlaUf Coauf ter." "Rcw
h h X : h .
OOVTRKHT.
Tin- chnnu'lloi's flrxt net on purlin;:
with r.c!ii(iiil whs to tcUvai!i Cuptnln
von HreltPteln to meet the tinln br
whltli he would return to Krouhttrg
Therefore on arrl Imk ut tin Gallon he
wits not surprised to pee Icon's linnil
Fome fneo prominent nmuui; others less
attractive on the crowded platform.
"We!IV" questioned the young innn
as the olil man descended.
"I'm sorry to sny It la vory fur from
well. Hut between iin wo shall. I hope.
Improve mutters. Yon Imvc kept .our
pelf mi cmirnut with everything thnt
him happened In the enmp of the en
emy''" "Yes."
"Is anything stirring:'"
"Say 'any one.' and I ran nnswor yon
more cnHly. Who do you think hits nr
rived at the hotel V"
"The devil, prohalily. to complicate
lnatterH."
"I've heard him culled so. hut a Rood
looklmr devil and devilishly pleasant. I
met him In his motor, In which he'd
driven Into town from his new toy. the
bunting lodw In"
"What! You mean the I'rlnre"-
"Of Darkness, you've Just named
him." ICgnn Riive a laugh nt lib' own
repartee, hut the chancellor heard nei
ther. His hard face brightened. "That's
well." said he grimly. "Mere we have
Just the young man to see us through
this had pass If he's as good looking
ns ever nnd In his usual mood for mis
ihlef. If we cnu Interest him In thin
affair, hu may nave me a great deal of
troithle and you a misalliance."
"Uut your wedding present to mo','
hegan Kgon blankly.
"Don't distress yourself. Do what
you can to assist me, and. whntever
the end, you shall he my heir, I prom
ise you. Ih the prince at the hotel
now?"
"Yes. He had been to call on you at
your town house, he stopped his auto
mobile to tell me, and, hearing from
me thnt you would be hack this even
ing, he decided to stay all night at the
hotel, so that ho could have a chat
with you after your return, no uintter
nt what hour It might be. I believe be
has left a note at your house."
"I will go to him, nnd we can then
discuss Its contents together," said
Count von Hreitsteln, and the chauf
feur who drove his electric carriage
was told to go to the Hohcnlangenwnhl
hotel.
The prince, who would, the chancel
lor hoped, become the deusex ranchlna,
was engaged In selecting the wines for
his dinner when Count von nrcltsteln'a
card was sent In. He was pleased to
say that he would receive his visitor,
nnd, Kgon having been sent about
his business, the chnncellor was show
into the purple drawing room of tu
suit reserved for royalty.
As he entered a young mnn Jumped
up from nu easy chair, scattering
sheaves of illustrated papers, aud held
out both his hands, with n "Welcome,
my dear old frleud!"
It would have been vuln to scour tb
world In quest of a handsomer young
man than this one. Even Egou voa
Hreltsteln would have seemed a mere
good looking puppet beside him, au4
the chancellor rejoiced In the physical
perfection of n prince who might prove)
a dangerous rival for an absent em
peror. "This Is the best of food fortuaaf
exclaimed Count von rtreltstcln. "Egaai
told me you were here, and wltboit
waiting to get the note he said ycro
had left for me I came to you straight
from the railway station."
".Splendid! Aud now you must dine
with me. It was that I asked of you
in my note. Dinner early, n serloua
talk aud nn autldote for solemnity la
a visit to the Leopoldhnlle to see Mil.
Felice from the I'olles Hergcrc do her
famous fire nnd fountain dauce. A
box. curtnlns half drawn, no one need
know thnt the chancellor helps hla
young friend amuse himself."
"I thnnk your roynl highness for tbe
honor you suggest, nnd nothing could
give mo greater pleasure if I had not
u suggestion to venture, in place of
yam's, which I bcllovo may suit yoa
better. I think I know of what yes
wish to talk with me, and I desire ttw
same, while the business I have moat
at heart"
"Ah, your business Is my business,
then?"
"I hope you may so consider It la
any case it Is business which must ba
carried through now or never and is of
life and death importance to those
whom It concerns. How It's to h
done or whether done at all may de
pend on you, If you consent to interest
yourself, nnd It could not bo In mors
competent hands. If I'd been given
my choice of nu assistant out of tb
whole world I should have chosen your
royul highness."
"This sounds like au adventure."
"It may bo nn adventuro and at.the
eame time an act of Justice"
"Good, Although It was not In search
of au adventuro that I camo to you,
any mora than it was the hopo of game
which brought me ou a sudden impulso
to my little hunting lodge, still I trust
I have always tho instinct of a sports
man." "I am suro of that, and I have the
less hesitation in enlisting your goed
will because it happen that your blr
and mine can bo killed with one abet"
, jyviaeellw, you exalts ny eurtwa-
ssmtifms
THE
The old man smiled genially, but un
der the bristling brows glowed a flame
.is of the last embers In n dying lire.
"I'pstnlrs," said be, "Is a pretty wom
an, a beauty. She claims tho nnnio of
Helen Mowbrny, though her right to It
,1s more tlinn dlsputnblc. Her love af
fairs threaten a public scandal."
"Ah,, you are not the first one who
has spoken of this pretty lady since I
crossed tho frontier this morning," ox
claimed tho young mnn, (lushing, IIo
paused and bit his lip before going on,
ns If he wished to think or regain self
control, but nt Inst ho laughed not al
together lightly. "So tho lady most
talked about for the moment In all
Ithnetla Is under the same roof with
mo."
"Fortunately sho Ih close nt baud."
wild the chancellor. "To you more
than to any other I cnu open my heart
In speaking of our great peril. Thto
girl has drawn the emperor Into a at
of moon innduess. It Is no more seri
ous than that, und wero she out of
the wny he would wake as from a
dream. Rut this Is the moment of the
crisis. lie must be saved now or he In
lost forever nnd nil our hopes with
him. Pleased would be the man who
brought my poor master to his senses.
I have tried nnd failed. Uut you could
do It."
"IV"
"The sword of Justlco Is ready for
your hand."
"'I'tiflf UniitAitnii linu n ontntitii xti.
I uon't see what you want me to de.
Hut what sort of woman Is this who
has bewitched your grave Leopold?"
"Heantlful and clever ns women are
clever, but not clever enough to tight
her battle out against you nnd me."
The prime laughed again. "It isn't!
my metier to light with women. I pre
fer to make love to them."
"Ah. you have said It! That Is what
I beg your royal highness to do."
"How am I to get nt her when Lee
pold stands guard?"
"He will not bo on guard for some
hours."
"11a, ha! You mean me to under
utond that there's no time to wuste."
"Not a moment."
"What Is the girl Ulcer
"Tall nud slender, pink and white as
a (lower, dark lashed und yellow half
ed, like nu Austrlau beauty; eyas
gray or violet, It would be heard to
say which for a man of my years, bat
eveu I can assure you thut when tho
lady looks down, then suddenly up
again under those dark lashes, It's
something to quicken tho pulse of nny
man under sixty."
"It would quicken mine only to hear
your description If you hadn't Just nut a
maggot In my head that tickles me to
laughter Instead of raptures," said the
prince. "Toll me thls-lms this girl a
tiny blnck mole just over the left eye
brow, very fetching, nnd when Bhe
Biulles does her mouth point upward a
hit on the right side, like a fairy sign
post snowing the way to a small round
scar almost us good ns a dlmpleT"
The chnncellor reflected for a few
Mvouu uuu men rep lieu tnat unless
his eyesight und his memory had de
ceived him both these marks were te
be met with ou Miss .Mowbray's face.
He did not add that he had seen her
but mice and at the time had not taken
Interest enough to note details, for It
was plain that the prince had u theory
as to the lady's real Identity nnd to re.
tabllsh tt ns a fuct might be vnlunhle.
"Ia It possible that you've already
met this dangerous young person?" he
aiked eagerly.
"Well, I begin to believe It may 1
as. IH explain why Inter. Thereby
baugH a confession. At all events, a
certain lady exactly nuswerlng the de
scription you've given Is very likely In
this neighborhood. I've heard that she
was shortly due in Krouhurg, and It
was In my mind when deciding sud
denly to speud a few days In the woods
for the sake of seeing you thnt 1
might see her also before I went home
agnln. As n mutter of fact, the lady
and I have had a misunderstanding
nt a rather unfortunate moment, as I'd
Just Impriideutly tnken her Into my
confidence concerning or some family
affairs. If It Is she who Is mnsqnernd
ing in Rhnetla ns Miss Mowbray and
turning your emperor's head, it may bo
thnt Ehe's trying to revenge herself on
me. She's pretty enough to beguile St.
Anthony, let nlono n St. Leopold, nnd
she's clover enough to have thought
out such a scheme. Our small quarrel
happened about four weeks ago, nnd
I'vo lost sight of the lady since. Sho
disappeared, expecting probably to bo
followed, hut she wnsn't. Tho only
question Is, If she's playing Miss Mow
brny, whero did sho get the mother?
I'vo heard there Is a Mowbrny mother."
"Thero's a faded Dresden china shop
herdess that answers to the name,"
said the chancellor dryly. "Hut these
mnntolplece ornnmcnta are easily man
ufactured." The prince was amused. "No: she
wouldn't stick at n mother If she
wanted one," ho chuckled. "And. wlillo
she was about It. slw has apparently
annexed a whole family tree. The
black mole and tho senr dimple you're
sure of thorn, chancellor? Bocuuso, If
you nro"
"Oh. I am practically certain!"
"Then tho more pieces In the piwrle
which I flt together the more llUeb
doe It seem Uia( four U'opoJd'Misui
Why
Suffer?
If you suffer pnin frees
any cause, Dr. Miles' Anti
Pain Pills will relieve it
and leave no bad after
effects. That's the impor
tant thing. Neither do
they create a habit. More
often the attacks becoma
less frequent, or disappear
altogether. Dr. Miles'
Anti-Pain Pills have no
other effect except to re
lieve pain and quiet nerv
ous irritation.
"We are rvrvcr wttboat Dr. Mil OS
Antl-I'nln PUIk. My hustmnil and
on, URfd IS were alwnyx subject te
licit lirmfeicttc until we biwin using
tlie.sn PiU, MI tfcty hnvc luolten
them up eatlrely. Don't think they
tnvr linil to iif thrai for nix mouth.
I rcntmimrnil them to every one A
few wcrfea ago I heard nn old Udjr
friend wan nick. I went to sec her,
film wu down with Ijiflrlptu'. nnu
nenrly cnuy with nwful imchnrhe.
I kuvo her one of the Antl I'nln I'llls
and loft nnothcr for her to tnke In
a Bhort time. They helped her right
awtiy, nnil sho tmya she will never be
without them t:aln. I-nxt winter mjr
huslmnd won taken with pluerlsy oa
both sides, nnd I know lie would hare
eieil If It Imdn't been for tho I'llla.
In Wfh limn linir nu hour he waa
awaUiz, und went to heel nnd xlept."
MHS, (J. II, WI2IIH.
AuKtlnliiiig, Ohlft.
Your druggist sells Dr. Mllon' Antl
Pain Pills, and we authorize him te
return the price of first package (only)
If It falls to benefit you.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
RcTen Mowbray mid my SH'ss Jenny
Brett are one nnd the same."
"Miss Jenny ItreltV"
"Did you never hear the unmet"
"If I have I've forgotten It."
"Chancellor, you wouldn't forget If
yon were n few years younger. Jenny
Brett Is tho prettiest If not the most
talented singer ever sent out from
Australia, the fushlouable homo of
MiiKcrs. She Is billed to sln nt the
Court theater of KronburK In n fort
night, her llrst engagement In ithne
tla." "You nro right. It may well be that
she's been hnvlng u game with us a
Kiune thnt we can prevent now, thank
heaven, from ending In earnest."
"Oh, yes; we cnu prevent that."
"Your royul highness met the lady
In your own country';"
"N-o. It was In I'aris at llrst. but
I'm n fin Id I Induced her to uecept nn
engagement nt home. We were great
friends for awhile, nnd really she's n
chnrmlng creature. I can't blame my
r.elf. Who would have guessed that
she'd turn out so ambitious? I'y .love.
I cnu sympathize with Leopold. The
girl tried to twist me round her linger
nnd, I verily believe, funded nt one
time that I would offer her inarrhige."
"It must be the same girl. And the
emperor bns offered her marriage."
"WbntV Impossible! lint with the
left hand, of course, though even that
would be unheard of for a man In
hls"-
"I swear to your royal highness that
If he Isn't stopped he will force her on
the Ithaetlan people us empress."
"CJad-llttle Jenny lirett! I didn't
half uppteclato her brilliant ipmlllies."
"Yet I would wnger thut she appro
ciated yours."
The prince shrugged his shoulders.
"I believe she really eared something
for me n month ago,"
"Then she still cares. You are not n
mnn whom n woman can for
get. though
pintle or umliltion may lend her to try.
I tell you frankly I beee that I'rov-j
V
Idence sent your roynl highness here
nt this moment, nnd my best hopes
are now pinned on you. You -nnd no
one ns well ns you -can nivo the em
peror for a nobler fate. 12 von when I
BiippoFed you u stronger to this lady f
who culls herself Helen Mowbray 1
thought that If you would consent to... , ',, ,
meet lier nnd exerelse your fusclim- J U"8' our iopulnr nepubllcan poll
tlons there might be hope of averting tlclnu, had us print a bis bunch
the danger from n.y master. Now 1 '0r foI. J,j, Ht week with
hope everything. I beg, 1 entreat, that i ... . ... . , ,,, .
your r.i.vul highness will send up your whMl to si""1 ' Ktol' r his
inie nnd nsU the ludy to see you with- candidacy for tho office of
at delay. She will eertalnly receive i;ounty mirvoyor. Air. Mulllns Is
you, nnd when the emperor learns thnt , , , ., ,
ahe hns done-so It may go far to dlsib u ulvU enRlnoor of umpiestlonod
Inslou him. for, pardon me. your roynl skill nnd dosurves the full support
highness hns n great reputation nn a of Ills party. Miss Illrdle
lady killer. Still more vnlunhle would 'ituckel returned Friday from Ue
i... i, ,,... ....... I,,. i, i.i i i .
if his lufut.mtlon fore-er If If- l
'v. ikmivivi iiiill-l-u. in UWIIIII Ul L'l 1LU r
To bo continued.
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as moroury will suroly destroy'
tho sense of smell and completely
nuruuKu liiu wiiuiu Kysium Wlien
entering It through tho raucous
BUifQces. Such articles should
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l lions from roputablo physicians,
- tl (III Vf till 4l, illl
?lfdr;r"d!S !vook. M. WoWnor wtu, n he,
dorlyo trotn thorn. Hall's Ca
tarrah Cure, mnnufacturctl by F.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.. con
tains no mercury, and U taken
Internally, noting directly upon
tho blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. In buying Hall's Cn
tarrah Cure bo euro you set tho
gonulno. It Is taken Internally
nnd made lln Toledo, Ohio, bjr F.
J. Chonoy & Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold hy druggists. Prlco 76o
per bottlo.
Tako Hall's Family puis for
cowtlpatloa. .
9
I County News
J From Our Exclianues
SLATHU.
Prof. J. M. Hnllny, former
Kuiwrintondcnt of llio public
Nchools at this pliico, wjih here
on a brlof vlnlt Tuesday morn
Inft. Ilo lias been with Ills par
ents near MnrHhnll kIiicc the Hi-hI
of Juno. Jloth his Hither ntul
mother hnvc boon very III, IiIh
fnthcr being; entirely helplcHH. -
JnmcH Wctton ntul "Mark Ifiwi
na" worn out on .Mr. WottoiiH
farm last Tuosday ovonluj; and
while InvcKtiftallni; the condition
of tho crops their attention wan
attracted to tin rattling of a
inttlcHiinko and "Mark" Immedi
ately took refuge on the top of a
barbed wire fence. Wctton, how
ever, locnted and killed the Kiiake
which wan a Ihi-jch oir, having
eight rattles and a button. After
"Mark" wiih mire the unnke wuk
dead he came off his perch and
liiMlHtcdoii being taken home
whore he could get koiiic unnke
medicine to quiet his nerves
Otto Iluppert will have a sale
of his personal property on his
farm near Ayres, August .'Mst,
and as soon as possible thereaf
ter will leave for Kallspel, .Mon
tana, when; he expects to move
ids family. Walter Keith, Floyd
Stephens, nnd his brother, .T no.
It. Iluppert, go with him. We
understand that J no. T. Uhondcs,
of Marshall, is thinking of mov
ing to the same locality, as he
has a son living out there. Mr.
Kuppcrt and others are thinking
of getting some of the land in
tho Flathead Reservation, which
Is to be opened for settlement la
a short time. A. L. Uggett
mado a. special trip to Kansas
(Jlty the first or the week to con
sult with the weather man at
that place and is now quite sure
that his equipment is about ns
good as they have in Kansas
City, with the exception of one
machine, which lie intends to
make. Slater Hustler.
MIAMI.
Farmers of Miami township
should not forget to make prepa
ration for the colt show which is
being worked up for the l'.Hh of
September. The colts can lie
got in rendlncss for tho show, be
broken t ohnltcr and put into the
very Im'sI of condition. The pre
mium list hns not yet been com
pleted but some good premiums
,ai' t io offered, 'rue .Miami
(Jormnn Coach Horse Co. will
I y... i. . . i. t
' """"'A I"cmuiur.s ... o.u,
i . !M and for tho first foul
best colt shown. Au luTatit
son of Noble Warner and wife
was burled at Rich Clin pel Tues-
,inv r i.,uf w,,.u- W n Mnl
w,,OTO 8,10 ,U,H uvm vlHl"K
uru x .. . ... Mil..
the family of bor uiiulo several
weeks. Job llunna and fam
ily wore hero Sundny from Mar-
'sliall. thai gruMts at MLvh. .T. K.
n,.u mihu uUn nn n.,,,,,,..
who has been visiting horo a
wntyl! ...,.....wi i., .m,
them. William linker of Malta
bond nnd his sister, Urn, Welt
nor, of DoWltt, woro guo.sts of
ltov. Jones and wife one tiny this
why to visit her brother's 'Jatnl-
ly. Tho citizens of Dognrd and
vicinity, In Carroll county, have
boon in a luroro of excitement
slnco tho oatabllshmont of a gal
lon houso In that town, which
culminated Tuesday night of Inst
week In sovornl hundred eoplo
some masked and others without
masks, tearing down tho build
ing and burning lt.-MtamI JJow's
GILLIAM
John Tumor and Avlfo "ro-lurnod
Sunday, irotti" a trip to Ok la-
Tho Kind Yoti IIuvo Always
in uso lor over w vennu
AH Counterfeits, Imitation!) Rnd"Jiist-asgond"nro but
Experiments that trlflo with anJ endanger tbo health of
Infants nnd Children Experience ayalnst Experiment.
What is CASTOR I A 1
Cnstorla Is n .barmlcsn futtartltnto for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops nnd 8wthln Syrups. It Is IMeasant. It
cor.Ulns neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
KubHtuncc. Its ngo Ih It jpiarantoo. It destroys Worm'
nnd allays Fevorislmess. It utwi Diarrhea and "Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething1 Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It nsRlmllatos tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and JSowcLs, givinpf healthy und natural sleep
Tho Chlldren'a Panacea The Motlicr's Friend.
QENUJWE CASTORIA ALWAVS
Boars the
The Kind You Have Always Boi
in Use For Over 30 Years.
TMr CIMI.UH COMMIT. TT nMwrmOT, MCWVODK CITT,
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
WARRENSBURC, MISSOURI
Thoroughly equipped in every Department. Prepares timeli
er for both Hlementary Schooln nnd high School.-. A faculty
of tuipurtnr Nt'liolurship and tnnehltis; ability. Bxoel ent
school spit It, good professional atmosphere, school ideals
formed arc tho higheet. Kuro'linont at -uinmar teim !U2.
Full term opens September lnth. Send for cntulo. Addicts
THE REG
WARRENSBURC,
hoiiia. .lohn gives the new state
a big send off and says his father
is living In clover that lie has
1L!5 acres of good corn as stands
out doors, and he brought hick
with him nHo.x of cigar.- hi- fatli
or sent to ills ninny friends here.
-(Jlobo.
MALTA lUCNI)
A W. Kapp has contracted to
hulUl Karne.it Wilson a residence
on State street where the old
Wilson house stood. All those
who are any way connected with
the rhrlstluu church In Sunday
School or Kndeavor, are Invited
to nttend the Sundny School pic
nic at Uculck Lake, Friday Sep
tember 1th. Qui Vive.
SWKKT SIMtlNtSS
Mrs. Wayne llayiiiiiu received
a telegram TucMlay iiioruing
stating the serious illness of her
mother ut her home at ltending.
Pa. An hour after the first tel-
egraiu came tne seconu one arm
ed stating that she had died.
Ilornld.
AUUOW UOUK
Died Virginia Hose, the little
eight months old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Wood, died at their
home hero Tuesday morning at
about 1 o'clock, August 2T, IPOS,
after an Illness of about three
weeks. Funeral services were con
ducted at the home by Rov.Wnrd
and tho remains were Interred in
the Sapplugton cemetery near
Llttlo Hook. The pall bcarors
werw four llttlo girls, Luelle
Dickson, Mnrgorlo McGulre, Kthol
Wells and Motta Watts. Arrow
Rock Statesman.
DLACKntlRN
Miss Mary Trent who has boon
tho guest of hot brothor, T. 11.
Trent, and family somo time, de
parted Wednesday afternoon of
last week for Kansas City where
sho will visit relatives for awhllo
before returning to her homo In
Tennessee. Fred JuBgwwun, ot
I
i
Bought, nnd tvlilclt haa been
hnn bomn tbo Hltrtiuf urn nP
ana Ibos Docn iiinuo under his pcr
oo nl stnpcrvlsiou slnco Ms Infancy.
Alio .v no one to deceive y m in this
filyEaturo of
I S T R A R
-V MISSOURI
Shack'eftiid, sjient Sunday night
with his parents, c. .Iiingerman
and wife. Acrompniiletl by ills
si.-ter, Miss I'liiMia, he went to
Mayvlew Sunday to vi-lt a liroth
er. Duncan Itlchart who hns
been spending his furlough with
his parents, Dr. ami Mrs. t!. A.
Ilichart. left Sunday afternoon,
lie willl visit relatives at Louis
ville a few days, but hu to re
port for duty at Wc.-t Point Sat
urday and will not come home
again fur two years. Mines.
Mdttio lilanl and O. P. Sturm
went to Kxcelsior Springs Thurs
day for the iK-ncrit of the hitters
health which lias not been good
for some time. Miss Maude
Hlackford came in Saturday from
St. Louis aftur a visit or two
week's with relatives. Her niece,
Miss Leta llrlghtou, came home
with her and will spend the win
ter with her grand-mother. Mrs.
T. W. Hlackford. Hov. nud Mrs.
(I. L. Washburn aud baby who
have Ih'cii visiting the famllcs of
I W. s. and A. L. Washburn, left
'1 hursdny Tor a visit with Illinois
relatives before uoiag to Mt.
Hood, Oregon, their fulture homo
Record.
Klrt Insertion Auk. H.
A l.M 1 S ISTItATUIX NOT10K.
Niitk'iUliTili.VKlviii thnt Ifttfrs of ad
iiilnl.trutliiM ou ttiH fhtiitx of I'tmrle K.
Niiftrlln.ilcri'iiM'il, vi'n KiHiKed lo tin
iimlcr-lniHMl 011 tlieillkl il;;y of July lW)N,by
ilit I'roIiittxOuuri ots.illne County, Mo.
All ptTMMH llllVllIK ClllllIIH HKIlllUt mild
futMtf nre ri'uulml to exhibit tli.'iu to mo
fur ttllowniiee. wltliln mitt yttnr nfter lli
ilatti of tnlil lotti-rs, or they muy lm piocliiu.
ml from ntiy tiniKllt ot such t'stiite; und If
iK-hcliilms b mil t'.lilliltil within two
ywr trtmi tho tluit) of tlu ul)llcutlon ot
thin notlff limy hIiiiII I") fortvwrtiHrrvd.
CATHKUINE NAKUKMN.
Admix.
Pint liuortlou Au. II.
ADM1NI HTU.Vtt) U'S NOT 1 0 K.
NotK'ols lii iftiy Klven tli(t;itttvri of ncl
mlnlntrti'.liiii on the vgtiite ot Henry Albert
KUU. dfei-nwd, werw n ran toil to the uudr
Umd,on tin-17th day of Aunut luos, iy
tli 1'robata Court of Hiilluu County, Mo.
AU K)i-in IiuvIiik clatnm Hsaliut utd
tlim nro reipilrvd to exhibit ibvui
to ntw for ullitwitur. wittily one jvnr altvr
lhi'iln.tUt lvtltr,ortby mny b pre.
cludrd from uny ov nu lit ot nuuh. ttyiBd
Itiui'horulnolKin.nojililbHcil within two
.war frumibu time of ih publication ot
(UU uollcw thvy "hull b totrvt- burivd.
WALTKK KtlUX, Adwr,