The Democrat-News from Fredericktown, Missouri • 6

Mil TW Pswocrat-Nrws, IWafckhn Ih Thursday, Kr 1, 1M1. of Trust that in caw of the death In the forenoon and five oclock that day, to satisfy said note; to gether with the costa and ex penaea of executing this trust Ss 1L WARD. Sheriff of Madison County, Mo, In tha afternoon of that day, Mtisfy wid note; together with tha costs and expenses of executing this trust S. M. WARD, Sheriff of Madison County, Mu.

TRUSTEE'S BALI VTH ISEEK JilSSOyRriJISTQRY- Cwplii ky ths 5IATE II1ST0HICAL SOCIETY OF MISSOURI Floyd Sneamlur; Saaraliny Berry and family over the week end. Ray Bollinger wu home Saturday from Greenville where he is employed aa a bridge carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. King and daughter, Maple; visited Mrs.

King's father at Jewett Sunday. Mrs. Mary Milter and Lloyd, Mrs. Sylvia Bollinger and son Sterling and Min Goldie Milter and friend, Ralph Johnson of St Louis visited Mr. and Mrs.

L. K. Hibbitts Sunday. WHEREAS, Joe Milter Combs and Anna Ruth Combs, by their certain Deed of Trust dated the Slat day of October, 1831, recorded in the Recorders office of Madiaon County, Missouri, at Deed of Trust Record, Book 16, page 425, conveyed to N. B.

watte; Trustee for the Security Bank, all of their right title and interest in and to tha following described real estate, situate in; the City the Count iiei(nMi cw the County of Madison, State of tha estate deceased, Administrator to settlement May Term, Court of State of to ha held 4-H Club Organized AtPfnkley Home A 4-H Club aponsored by the committees of Four-Leaf Clover Community organized lait week at the home of Ray and Mrs. PinUey. All members of the Agricultural committee but one were present, while both the Social and Home Economics committee were represented. Helen Graham is president; Frankie Bclken, vice-president; Joyce Graham, secretary; Hazel Pogue, reporter; John Clark, game leader; with song leader, Nonna Smallcn, Other members an Betty Lou Thieman, Margaret Thieman, La Verne Thieman, Mary Belken, Junior Smallcn, Woodrow Tesreau, Harley Clark, Homer Graham, Harold Matthews; Harold Johnson and James Wayne Graham. Loyd Cooper, teacher of Oak Grove, promised the boys much help in Woodwork and that he would help them with a string band.

He also gave them treat of Soda. Next meeting of this club at which additional members are expected Is Thursday night, May Mh at the Oak Grove School. days did not have time to travel farther than present St Francis and White counties In Arkansas. If this is true, De Soto and his men never reached the territory now included In the State of Missouri. In April, 1542, the disillusioned gold seekers turned homeward.

When once again at the bank of the Mississippi river in the present state of Louisiana, De Soto became ill and died in either May or June, 1542. Ffcaring the effect of his death on the natives who considered him supernatural his followers sank his body in the Misaisslppl. The survivors of the expedition under Luis de Mosco-so finally reached Panuco Mexico on September 20, 1541 Notiea of Final Settlement Notice la hereby given to all creditors and others interested In of Emma M. Tesreau, that tha undersigned of aald estate, intends and will make final of aald estate, at tha 1941, of tha Probata Madison County and Missouri, and said Term at tha Court House, In of Fredericktown, In County and 8tate of I Missouri, on the second Monday L. 1341 th of May, 194L This 25th day of March, 194L David X.

Tesreau, Administrator. Notlw af final Settlement Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in tha estate of FTank F. Schulte; deceased, that tha undersigned Executrix of wid estate; intends to and will make final settlement of aald estate; at file May Term, 1941, of the Probata Court of Madiaon County and State of Missouri and said Term to bo held at the Court House; in tha City of Fredericktown, in Midi son County and State of Missouri, on tha second Monday In May, 1941, being tha 12th day of May, 194L This 25th day of March, 194L Emma S. Schulte, Executrix Netiee of Final Settlement Notlw la hereby given to all creditors and others interested In the estate of Louis St Clair, deceased, that the undersigned Administrator of Mid estate, intends to and will make final settlement of wid estate, at the May Term, 1941, of the Probate Court of Madison County and State of Missouri, and said Term to be held at the Court Houw, in the City of Fredericktown, in Madiaon County and State of Missouri, on the second Monday in May, 1941, being the 12th day of May, 1941. This 8th day of April, 1941.

Sam Mouser, Administrator. Notlw sf Final Settlement Notice li hereby given to all creditors and others Interested in the estate of George Tawfall, deceased, that the undersigned Executor of wid estate, intends to and will make final settlement of wid estate, at the May Trim, 1941, of. the Probate Court of Madison County and State of Miasouri, and said Term to ha held at the Court Home, in the City of Fredericktown, in Madison County and State of Missouri, on the second Monday in May, 1941, being the 12th day of May, 1941. This 8th day of April, 194L Will Tawfall, Executor. Letters of Administration Notice is hereby given that Letters of Administration on tha estate of Columbus M.

White, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Madison County, Missouri, bearing date of April 8, 194L- AU persons having claims against the mid estate are requested to exhibit them to the undersigned for allowance within six months from the date of the said tetters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate and if wid claims are not exhibited within one year from fiw date et the granting of tetters on wid estate, they shall be for ever barred. I toitlrarr vfcwaof I here on tiflB tbi nal at ti i ItoftM Qxft IXattmi Coi) 81h day cf April, 141. Lloyd a White Collia C. White, Co-Administrators. Attest: Walter McFarland, Judge of Probate Court or absence of the above named Trustee, that the acting sheriff of Madison County, Missouri, at the request of the legal holder of said note; may proceed to wll the property herein before described, at the request of the kgal holder of said note, I will proceed to wll the above described real estate at the South front door of the Courtiiouw in the City of Fredericktown, County of Madison, State aforesaid, to the highest and heat bidder, for cash, at public auction, on the 17th day of May, 1941, between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and five oclock In the afternoon of that day, to satisfy uid note, together with the costs and expenses of executing this Trust a M.

WARD, Sheriff of Madiaon County, Mo. TRUSTEES SALE WHEREAS, Isaac P. Revelle and Opha N. Revelle; by their certain Deed of Trust dated the list day of March, 1832, recoded In the Recorders office of Madiaon County, at Deed of That reeod Book 18 it page 139, conveyed to N. B.

Watts, Trustee for the Security Bank, all of their undivided one-half interest In and to: All of the Northwest quarter of Section 83 In Township North Range 7 East, excepting therefrom 108-25 acre conveyed by Deed recorded in Book 17 at page 37 of the Madiaon County Land Records, which leaves 54-75 acre hereby conveyed. The above being the uma land conveyed to A. F. Revelle by Deeds recorded in Book 17 at pages 8 and 49 and 478 of said Madison County Land Records, tew that conveyed by uid A. F.

Revelle tor Deed so recorded in Book 17 at page 37, Alio the Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 82 in Township 33 North Range 7 Eaat containing 40 acres, it being all of that certain piece of land purchased by Calvin Murray of Leonard Per ringer by Deed dated February 18, 1870, recorded in Book page 232 of the Madison County Land Records, excepting that part of wid tract heretofore conveyed by the Deed dated March 13, 1873, to Joseph F. Murray and recorded in Book at page 75 of the Madison County land records. Refemce to both deeds being here made for more particular description of the land hereby conveyed, all the above land containing In the aggregate 116 acres, and is the him deacribed land conveyed by the parties of the first part to uid Security Bank by Deed of Trust recorded in Book 10 at page 273, of the Madiaon County Land Records. The intention of this is to convey one-half undivided Interest in and to the above described tends. Which wid conveyance wu made in Trust to secure the payment of a certain promissory note in uid Deed described; and whereas, the wid note has become due and remains unpaid, now therefore, in accordance with the provirions of the Mid Deed of Trust, which provides that in caw of the death or absence of the legal trustee, that the Sheriff of Madiaon County, Missouri, shall proceed to execute the provisions of aald Deed of Trust and whereas, the said N.

B. Watts hu now become deceased; and at the request of the legal holder of wid note, I will proceed to wll the above deacribed real estate at the South front door door of the Courthouse in the City of Fredericktown, County of Madiaon, State of Missouri, to the highest bidder, for cash, at public auction, on Saturday, May 17, 1941, between the hours of nine oclock in the forenoon and five o'clock In the afternoon of that day, to utisty said note, together with the costs and expenses of executing this trust. S. M. WARD, Sheriff of Madison County, Mo.

TRUSTEE'S SALE WHEREAS, D. L. Walker and Mabel Walker, by their certain deed of trust dated the 22nd day of July, 1933, and recorded in the Recorders office of Madison County, Missouri, deed of trust record book 18 at page 196, con veyed to R. H. Davis, Trustee for the Security Bank, all of their right, title and interest in and to the following deacribed real i tatf rm in the Comity of '101 Elite of Mlamii It 1 AH 3 Qtafiiwcft qtwta of tea grbwest quarter of Use uon ana tha West half of die Northwest quarter of Section 26, all In Township 34 North Range 5 East, containing 120 acres more or less.

Which wid conveyance was made to secure the payment of a certain promissory note in wid Deed of Dust described, and whereas, the said note has become due and remains unpaid, now therefore, in occordanoe with the provisions of uid Deed of Trust, in caw of the absence or death of the above 1 named Trustee, it is provided that the Sheriff of Madison County shall proceed to execute the provisions therein, and at the request of the legal holder of said note, I will proceed to wll the above described real estate at the South front door of the Courthouw in the City Fredericktown, County of Madison, State aforesaid, to the highest and best bidder, for eash, at public auction on Saturday the 17th day of May, 1941, between the hours of nine o'clock 1 Missouri, to-wit: A11 of the Southeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 3, Township 33, North of Range 6 East, containing 40 acres more or tew. Which said conveyance wu made in Trust to secure the pay ment of a certain promiaaory note in wid Deed of Trust described; and whereas, tha wid note has become due and remains unpaid, now therefore; In aeeord' ance with tha provisions of wid Deed of Trust wherein it is provided that In caw of tha death or absence of the Trtiatee named therein, that file acting Sheriff of Madison County, Missouri, shall proceed to execute the provisions thereof, I will proceed to sell the above deacribed real estate at the South front door of the Courthouse in the City of Frederick' town. County of Madison, State of Missouri, to tha highest and beat bidder, for cash, at public auction on Saturday, May 17, 1344; between tha hours of nine o'clock In the forenoon and five o'clock In the afternoon of that day to utisfy wid note; together with the costa and expenses of executing this Trust M. WARD, Sheriff of Madison County, Mo. TRUSTEES SALE WHEREAS, Audrey RuswU and W.

C. Riiswll, by their certain Deed of Trust dated the 34th day of March, 1932, recorded in the Recorders office of Madison County, Missouri, book 18 at page 138, conveyed to N. B. Watte; Trustee for the Security Bank, all of their undivided one-half interest in and to: AH of tha Northwest quarter of Section thirty three, in Township thirty-three, North Rang Seven East excepting therefrom 105.25 acres conveyed by Deed recorded in Book 17 at page 87 of the Madiaon County land records, which leaves 54.75 acres hereby conveyed. The above being the same land conveyed to A.

FT Re-velte by Deed recorded in Book 17 at pages 8 and 49, and 473 of uid Madison County land records, tew that conveyed by uid A. F. Revelle by Deed recorded in Book 17 at page 17, Also tha Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section thirty-two, to Township Thirty three North Range Seven Eaat, containing 40 acres; It being all of that certain piece of land purchased tor Calvin Murray of Leonard Perringer by Deed dated February 18th, 1870, recorded in boric at page 232 of the Madi-son Land Records, excepting that part of wid tract heretofore conveyed by the Deed dated March 13th, 1873, to Joseph F. Murray and recorded in Book at 79, of the Madiaon County land records. Reference to both Deeds being here made for.

more particular description of the land hereby conveyed, all the above land containing in the aggregate 116 acres. Further reference is hereby made to Record Book 10, at page 273, Trust Deed. The Intention is to convey hereon One Undivided Half Interest in and to the above described land. Which said conveyance wsi made in That to secure the payment of a certain promissory note in uid Deed described; and whereas, the wid note has become due and remains unpaid, now, therefore, in accordance with the provisions of the- wid Deed of Trust, which provides that in caw of the death or absence of the legal trustee, that the Sheriff of Madison County, Mimouri, shall proceed to execute the provisions of said Deed of Trust and whereas, the said N. B.

Watte has now become deceased; and tb request sf the tegil il nld note, I will prausd to UN la abovs ii cribei itcl Mra at the IjtiUi front dear if Mi Soarthonw hi the City of reaexJcktown, County of Madiaon, State of Missouri, to the highest bidder, for cash, at mblic auction, on Saturday, May 17, 1941, between the hours of nine oclock in the forenoon and five oclock in the afternoon of Imaginary tales of wealth on the North American continent in the middle sixteenth century inspired both DcSoto and Coronado to make expeditions into the interior which in some respects were never surpassed in the history of the country. It wu during his three-year search for an imaginary El Dorado, a second Peru or Mexico with new deposi tones of gold that Hernando De Soto on May 8, 1541, four hun dred years ago this week, happened to discover the Mississippi river. Emerging from tangled swamps, he and his men first uw the "Father of Waters1 in the northern part of the present state of Mississippi. Although other Spaniards may have preceded De Soto to the banks of the river, he is the first white man to have been aware of its discovery. DeSoto wu likewise the first Spanish cavalier to penetrate the interior of North America.

Although there had been previoua attempts to Spanish colonization, it had been con' fined to the coutal area and extended only' a few leagues Into the peninsula of Florida. 1541, one year after DeSoto began his expedition in Fluids and while he wu leading his men through the bayous of the lower Mississippi river, Coronado began his exploration in the Southwest The combined course of these two expeditions nearly spanned the continent from Georgia to the Gulf of California. DeSoto wu bom in, Spain 1500 of a noble but impoverished family. His career as an explorer in the western hemisphere began when he wu only nineteen years old in his service captain in the ruthless conquest by Pedrariu in Mexico. In 1532 he Joined in the conquest of Peru and led the van that captured the Inca Atahualpa.

His interests then turned to North America, DeSotos wealth acquired in Inca booty, his pleasing personality, together with his reputation a conqueror, won him favor' with Charles of Spain who gave him royal grant for conquest In Florida. DeSoto wu also made governor of Cuba which he wu to use a base of his expedition. He arrived in Cuba in May, 1535, where he mustered necessary equipment Setting sail from Havana on May 18, 1539, he landed on the west coast of Florida and began the expedition which covered around 4,000 mites by land, river, and sea and brought him and his followers ihee to face with all the hardships possible in an unexplored wilderness. In directing and managing his company of between 600 and 700 men, DeSoto performed a herculean task. The force at times reached more than 1,000, slaves and Indian camp followers were commandeered along the way.

The company included cavalry well foot soldiers. About 240 horses and a drove of 300 hogs, the latter for emergency food supply, were taken along. Jhe hogs, unlike breeds of today, could travel long dis tances at a rata of ten to fifteen mites a day. In three years, the drove increased from 300 to 700. After penetrating at leut ten of the present southern states, including Florida, Georgia, North and South Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi, DeSoto crossed the Mississippi river in Mississippi somewhere between the mouths of the St Francis and the Arkanau rivers.

This marked the first conscious discovery of the river by white men. From the point where he crossed he sent out a scouting party which spent eight days in the region to the northwest 'The United States De Soto expedition commission in its report publish- ed by the government in- 1939, stated that the party in eight KNIFE CaZ TRUSTEE'S SALE WHEREAS, J. P. Irwin and Mary A. Irwin, his wife, by their certain Deed of Trust dated the 2nd day of November, 1931, recorded in the Recorders office of Madison County, Missouri in book 18 at page 115, conveyed to N.

B. Watts; Trustee for the Security Bank, all of their right title and interest in and to the following deacribed real estate, situate in the County of Madison, State of Missouri, to-wit: All of that part of the north part of Lot Eight (8) in the Northwest Square of the City of Fredericktown, Missouri, that lies north of the lot described in Deed Reend Book 30 at page 5, and enough of the land lying north of said Lot Eight (8) to made a lot 92ft fact wkfe and extending from the Street to the Alley. The aouth line of the lot herein conveyed runs through the center of the well now in use on Lot Eight (8) and is bounded on the west by the street; on the aouth by the land deacribed in Deed recorded in Book SO at page on the east by an alley; and on the north by land formerly belonging to J. H. Perrine; and is a lot 52 Vi feet north and aouth fronting on Noth Maple Ave.

and runs from the Street to an Alley east and weak Being the same property conveyed to parties of the first part by Warranty Deed of C. D. Irwin and wife, dated July 20 th, 1929. Also, all beginning at the northwest comer of a certain lot in the Northwest square of Fredericktown, Missouri, once owned and occupied by Annie Cobb and P. Cobb, situated in the North west Square of Fredericktown, Missouri, said lot being described in Book 38 at Page 7, and thence running North along the east side of the itreet (North Maple Ave.) the distance of 60 feet and 6 Indies to a comer thence in an easterly direction through the center of well the distance of 200 feet to an alley thence south along the west side and line of the alley the distance of 60 feet and 8 inches to the northeast comer of the lot owned by Annie Cobb and J.

P. Cobb; and thence west along the north line of the said Anni? Cobh and J. P. Cobb the distuice of 200 feet to the place 1 of beginning. This lot being a part of the unplatted portion of tend lying between lot Eight (8) of the Northwest Square of the City of Fred' ericktown, Missouri, and Saline Creek.

Being the same parcel of land conveyed by W. A. Brookshire and Mae Brookshire, and by Annlq Cobb and J. P. Cobb.

Which laid conveyance wu made in Trust to secure the payment of a certain promissory note In said Deed deacribed and whereas, the uid note has become due and remains unpaid, now therefore, in accordance with the provisions of uid deed of trust which provides that In caw of the death or absence of the trustee named, therein, and at the request of the legal holder of uid note, the Sheriff of Madison County may proceed to wll the property herein before described; I will proceed to wll the above described real estate at the South front door of the Courthouse in the City of Frederick-towfl, County of Madison, State aforesaid, to the highest bidder, for cash, at public auction, on Saturday, May 17, 1941, between the hours of nine oclock in the forenoon and five o'clock in toe afternoon of that day, to satisfy uid note, together with the costs and expense! of executing this trust S.M. WARD, Sheriff of Madison County, Mo. TRUSTEE'S SALE WHEREAS, George W. Sitzea and Vina Siz- their certain Dead of In, itiirrdiito tin Reeonliif (Jlfin i Malaii County, UlaiciH DeaJ trt Trust raxnl Bulk 18 at i lya li COIivejrci tu Is. h.

WsttS, Trustee for the Security Bank, all of their undivided one-fourth interest in and to the West half of the west half of the Northwest quarter, part of the Northwest quarter of the North eaat quarter of Section 28, Town-ihip 81, North, Range 8 East, con tabling 71 acres more or tew and the Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter and the Southwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 21, all in Township 31, Range 8 East, Madison County, Miasouri, more fully described in Book 40 at page 9 and quit claim deed recorded in book 32, pages 272 and 273 deed record of uid County and State, Which uid conveyance wu made in Trust to secure the payment of a certain promissory note in said deed described, and whereas, the Mid note has become due and remains unpaid, now therefore, in accordance with the provirions of uid Deed Lower Mill Creek Then wu a farm meeting last week at the home of Mr. O. W. King. Mias Arnold demonstrated the pressure cooker and Fred Stevens from Fredericktown explained the farm programs.

The meeting wu well attended. Several In this community attended the funeral of Mr. Henry Golden which wu held at Brunot Saturday. Raymond Reeve preached at the new school Sunday night Mr. Daulty King and sister, Evelyn of St Louis visited their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. O. W. King bat week. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Reeves and family took dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. R.

Winchester. Ben Shearer and his sister Ruth of Patterson visited Mrs. Lemie Cobb Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Fahnon of Rolls visited her father, J. R. Mihlfeld over the week end. MOORES CHAPEL Church wu well attended Saturday night and Sunday.

We had with us Saturday night Rev. Rob ert Schell and Rev. riggers. Brother riggers preached for us Saturday night Sunday evening Rev. and Mrs.

Hicks; pastor of Esther church with their mens and girls quartet and some other members came down and spent the evening singing. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Cook and daughter -with Lloyd Sitze of East Alton Saturday and Sunday with their father, Zack Sitze and fhmily. Revs and Donnie Sitze of All-bright spent from Thursday until Sunday with their uncle, Bill Sitze and family.

Kenneth Sitze, who is in the training camp at Little Rock, Ark. spent Saturday night and Sunday with his father and sister, Bud and Juanita Sitze. Mrs. Leo Legg, Mrs. Irbia Penn and daughter, Virginia, Mrs.

Either McMurry and son, Bobby and Mrs. Ruth Diggs of Poplar Bluff spent one day last week at the Albert Shetley home. They brought Irbia Shetley home. She bu been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Legg, the past three weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sitze of Cape Girardeau visited his parents; Fred Sitze and family Sunday and attended church. Mrs. Virge Moyers and children of Big Four spent Saturday night with her sister, Mrs.

Willie Sitze. HERBINE When Biliousness, Headache, Flatulence or Gas, and Listless-ness or that tired feeling are symptoms of Temporary Constipation and von take a laxative or cathar tic for relief, try Her bine. It ig strictly vegetable pHirlae, 60c a I Zteseoise Dreg Store I Fredericktown, Mix I PILES MINE LA MOTTE Raymond Labrot and daughter of Flat River visited a few days the past week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs: James Labrot Clifton Frey of St Louis visited Sunday with his aunt Mrs. Bertha Frey and family, Wanda Milter visited over the week end at Cross Roads at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Scott and children of Rivermines visited Sunday with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Scott Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holley and son Leroy visited over the week end with his brother, Carl Holley and family at Alton, III Mildred Carring er of Liberty-villa is visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Sterling Priest Mr. and Mrs. John Denton St Louis visited over the week end with his brother, Alva Denton and family. W. Brookshire of Farming-ton was a business visitor here Thursday.

Stanley Shryock and Miss Jane Matthews, teachers in the grade school here, took their pupils for an all day picnic to the Zoo St Louis Saturday. The pupils mothers and a number of others went with them. A most wonderful time was enjoyed by alL CEDAR BOTTOM We hod a fine rain Monday night which waa badly needed on gardens and young meadows. Aaron Young came down from St Louis Saturday to visit relative and friends for a few days. Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Arnett visited relatives at Black Mountain Sunday. Mr. Spalsbury is building a big bam on his farm hem We are doing aome repair work on the inside of our church here which is badly needed. Mrs.

Walter Young left last Sunday for North Hollywood, CaL where she will make her home. Mr. Young will Join her somp time this summer. He is looking after his stock and will dispose of it before going. Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Skaggs attended church at Central Sunday. Several from this community have been attending the revival there which Rev.

Kennedy has been holding. FARO Jen Simmons made a trip to Fredericktown Tuesday with Mrs. Gilbert Francis; who is taking treatment from the doctor. Mrs. Lee Milter and two children were visiting in this community Wednesday.

Melbourne stayed for a few days visit with his grandmother, Mrs; Hibbitts. Robert Maberey of Flat River was in Vhis community Friday afternoon. George Buford of Fredericktown visited at the Jen Wells home Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Milter of Fredericktown visited his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jen Simmons and his mother, Mrs. Mary Milter over the week end. Ozro King of Fredericktown called on Mrs. Mary Milter Thursday night Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Horton of Jewett and Mr. and Mrs. Moore of Iowa were visiting Mrs. Jane PROBATE COURT DOCKET-MAY TERM, 1941 Monday, May 12th, 1941 Emory Myers, Incompetent Thelma Mills, et al, minors Lydia Price; incompetent 1 Frank Simon, incompetent Lawrence Arnett, incompetent Charles Clauser, incompetent John Buckner, et al, minors Wm.

Frank Green, Incompetent George Tawfall, deceased Louis St Clair, deceased Bertha Beitschten, deceased AdnLerEx. Settlement Alex Wampler, gdn. Annual Wm. A. Mills, gdn.

Annual Melvin Englehart, gdn Annual J. R. Johnson, gdn. Annual Gussie Arnett, gdn. Annual Sam Clauser, gdn.

Annual Albert T. Lacey, gdn. Annual C. R. Barber, gdn.

Annual Will Tawfall, Ex. Final Sam Mouser, adm. Final P. A. Beshere, adm.

Semi-Annual Walter McFarland, iy Probate Judge. I all Eactal Dlaaam Mil hr OaMh Daaiar. Na HaaaitaL Na Datamfea fraai Bttaiaa artiTiM today. ifWILL PAT YOU. FIZZ BOOK' Vahabla to Pill SuKanca.

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