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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-16
B. & G. S-W. RY
TIME TABLE.

Trains Arrive at and Depart IN Unio-
station.
ARRIVE WESTWARD. DEPAR:
IL II m-Athens. Chillicothe, "11 4Opk
Cincinnati, Louisville,
:, Louis and all po'i Is
West. Sonth and S-west
'1H % n--Belpre, Athens. Chill 90 N
'lcothe,anC way stations.
. 10 m-Bepre Athens. Chill. o 20 a 10
43 Ill icothe. Cincinnati and
SUNDAY Louisville, st Louis
only and All points wesr and
south
'12 55 n-Belpre. Parkprshurg Il o5 m
Chillitothr, incinnati
and way stations
= O5 m-Belpre. Pa rkers. 2Opm
burg. thillicothe. Gin
cinnati, Louisville, st.
Louis. Chicago and all
points west, south and
southwest.
20 a m-Parkersburg and Belpre Loca
EASTWARD.
~ O5 m-Belpre, Parkershurg, +5 90 m
Salem. Corn wallis
and all way stations.
'l2 90 -Belpre, Parkershurg, II O5 IN
Grafton, Washington,
Baltimore. Phil delph.
la and New York
3 la m-Pa rkersbure, wash. 8 1Op m
1nt ton, b al imore,
Philadelphia and New York
~ 10 pm--Parkel sDulg. Wash I'll 40 p n,
lnrton. Baltimore Phil
adelphia, New York,
Boston and all points east.
w'Daily tfGxcept Sunday
All trains OF Marietta District run to Park
ersburg.
For through tickets to all points in the
United States, Canada and Mexico, with de
tailed information as to rates routes, sleeping
accommodations etc., please call on c,
ss:--
g. ~ PAYNE. Ticket Agent, Marietta, o.
\. II. SNIDER Passenger Agt., Marietta, o.
" p.MoCARTY, Genl Passenger Agent
in In Iati, v
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-16

to hold his own with Furey. Gardner
is expected to arrive from Wheeling
this morning and will be quartered at
the Bellevue until time for the contest
tonight He reports himself in excel
lent condition and expects to win in
about 10 rounds. The winner has been
challenged by Martin Flaherty, of
New York.
Andy Bezenah arrives this morning
from Cincinnati, ready for his 10
round bout with Chas. Wheatley.
These two should put up rattling
good bout, as they are pretty evenly
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-16

The Burke & Chase High Glass Vau-
Hermann, at the Auditorium We'd
nesday, October 18th. Popular prices,
25, 35 and so cents.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-16
Picked CnuIIttovver.

Choose fine, mature cauliflower, cut
away all the leaves and pull the flowers
into little punches; soak in strong
brine for two days, drain, put in jars
with whole black peppers, allspice and
stick cinnamon; boil vinegar and pour
over the cauliAower. Seal while hot.
Home Magazine.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-16

Tonight at the Auditorium Eddie
Gardner, of Wheeling, meets Barney
Furey, of Cincinnati, in 20 round go,
Furey arrived here yesterday and all
he has to show for his Anderson en-
counter Friday night is slight dis
coloring of the left eye. His right
hand was slightly puffed, hut after
good steaming yesterday that member
is now in perfect shape and he de-
clares he is fit to fight the fight of his
life with Eddie Gardner here tonight,
He certainly looks The part and Gard
ner will have to do some great work
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-16

What do you think! Some eXcur-
sionists came along and wanted to eat
their luncheon on our porch"
did you agree to it?"
"Ma didn't, but pa said they could;
then he sat down with them and told
them all his ailments. Detroit Free
Press.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-16

String young green beans of the best
variety and cook until done in slightly
salted water; drain well, put them in
a stone jar, sprinkle with cayenne pep
per and cover with good vinegar
Home Magazine.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-16
TOWARD MARIETTA,

For further information call on or
address G. NJ. Payne, Ticket Agent,
Union Depot.
T. D. DALE, Receiver.
VIM. NJ. MORSE, Superintendent.
H. c. VINCENT, General Passenger
Agent.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-16

For Laces, EmbI oideries, Lace Cur
tains, Handkerchicfs, Hosiery. Gloves,
or Underwear, go To he Bee Hive, lgs
Front street.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-16
OHIO RiVeR aAlLEUAn.
(Eastern Time }
GOING NORTH

Leave Wiliamstown-
uI:4I a. m,............ to Wheeling
+lO:35 a m.....,.to New Martinsvills
dl2;4h p. m...,.to Pittsburg and Easi
d3:51 p. m.. Wheeling and Int pointa
*5:1S p. m, Ohio Valley Express Pitts
burg and East.
*6,l2 p M. .Sistersville and Int points
1907 p, M, NewsMartinsville ana Int.
points.
GOING SOUTH.
"S:54 a. m.............to Parkersburg
Illus a. M. .........to Parkersburg
|l1:07 p. M. Ohio Valley Express 70
Huntington and Cincinnati.
4'4o p. m.' to PIT. Pleasant
d1:O9 p. m to ParkersburH
|s;eo p, m ............to Parkersburg
d daily. daily except Sunday.
L. e. CHALENOR
Gen. Pass. Agent.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-16
o. & l.. X. r.. r.
rIMsuARD,N HrvvCr DEC. Ind

All Trains Daily except Sunday.
Nos. 20 and ~ make close connections
GAINESVILLE with the B. 4 o. and Pan Hand
trains for Columbus. Chicago and the West.
j. HOPE sutton, General Manager.
c. G. HARRISON, General PassengerAg.
The state herald., 1900-11-09
A JAPANESE KINDERGARTEN.
From 81. Nicholas.

The children are brought to the schoo
IN the morning by their mothers, or b,
an older ais'er, ora Duisrmaid named
an amah. Before entering the iron,
door they Zip of their h,gn wood III ss
called gr'a, ani put their feet into straw
sandals, There are shelves for the geiu
at both sides OF the entrance, and when
these are full the little wooden siio q
are laid IN nrnt row IN front Of the
steps. This looks very strange to tile
American visitor.
When the children go inside to the
large room where the circle ia marked
on the floor, they make deep bow to
each one Of the teachers, bending their
bodies forward from their waists, head
md all, in the most grave aud courteons
manner. This is tho Jspenese why OF
boving, and child is taught to do II
as soon as he can walk. When, a little
later, one OF the girls mas taken the gifts
to distribute among the schol"rs sitting
at the tablrs, she makes one Il these low
bows as she dc iv-rs the g,it to each one.
and receives bow IN return.
When noon comes. the children march
into = long room where their lunch or
beto boxes are lnid out at each ones
place, and besides each OF these is pai,
oi chop sticks. Each little lunch hox
contains several compar' pents, on. on
top Of tho other, and these have been
carefully filled by the mother at home,
one with snow white rice, one with some
little pieces OF meat Il pickles to eat
with it, aud the third with some tiny
bits OF sponge cake. Tea is m-de at the
school. every weak, and served in small
blue bowls at each place. This is with
out either sugar or milk, for that is tie
custom in Japan. No meal is complete
without this tea Whrn the signal is
gwen tue boxes are opened, and I'll.
chop.st make very rapid evcursI"n-
TO sll the eager little mouths.
The state herald., 1900-11-09
rhE REIGN oE rHE BOSS

AT the Broadway Tabernacle yesisr.
day morning the pastor. the Rev. Dr.
Charles E. Jefferson, used the parable
oi the bramble king NJ related In one
Of the Books OF Judges, and spoke upon
the reign Of the bosr in Awnerican poll
tics. He SAID, IN part.
ave are living under Government
that demands the attention Of all the
people. Unless The b-st mon IN the Re
public give themselves :" political AFFAIRS,
the Nation cannot endure. We are be-
cities that the great battles are 10 b-
fought.
"A citr comes TO a merchant, and asks
him for his energy aud Thought. aud his
reply is: lam busy making money. |
connof give time IT, political affairs. The
city goes to the professional man, aId
he snys; I cannot leave my patients
and my clients and my classe. and my
editorial work. The CRY goes to tile
cull,vRt- Il man Of l-irur. and asks him
Tor Rssist.uca, and his reply is: do
not care to dabhle in poli,ics. And
he result is that the hramb'e IN many
American cities has climbed to power,
and is becoming menace not only %
our municipal life, but TO our ver,
National exist, noe. We are suffering
~ la, h.. 4. Hak 80
bramble king.
"rhe reckless WY 10 which good men
shrink from political duties 10 spp,lling.
Mauy u Christian man dnas not feel
that Ia sin agninst Almighty God
nat TO vote. ST. iowShive We sunken In
our ind ference. and so scared IN our
conscience, that is is no, uncommon to
hear men lay with great self-compIa
reDcy: Il knuw nothing Of politics. |
want n"rnlug 10 d. with policiInl affairs
NJ though ind ference to political ohli-
CATIONS we're evidence at u superior sort
"f patrio,sm.
How are We going TO account for thls
iamebfhbl. chi dliion OF MI irs! |ha
pulpit Is in parI in tlpme. Amer can
Clergy on the whule, have never
instructed tier Congregations IN pol,il-
cal iniy. as it was th-ir duty to do. An,
application Of Christian principles to
social or industrial or prliiirai lit !.
considered a departure from apostolc
methods aud an exhibition Of clerical
bad manners. But the Apostle who once
said tnat he ~ns determined not TO
Know anything but Jesus Christ and
HIM rruiciti-u' Is also the Apostle who
declared that the powers int be ar- or
dain.d OF God. To ST. Paul the State
is uevine institution 10 be- projected
by the devotion III Christians amt to he
cleans by their i'f-."-New York
Times
The state herald., 1900-11-09
wEBsTERs FIRST SPEECH


Prof. .ssor MuAlasi-r d..cib, IN III.
November Century webs,e,s ats,
speech TO n popular audience, delivered
on July =. 1900. when he ~a- Is cars Of
Ags:
AZ time passed, this w,d. reading
stood hun ~ good stead, md for y ,ear
he pad his board by aiding 10 .d,,,nu
weekly newspaper 70, winch h. m.d.
selections from books aud cont-mporn,,
publications, now and then writing a
Tow paragraphs biins-lf No, were IN.
ph,sicni characteristics lees striking,
c"lI'1" mates never forgot lis dsep. NJ,
'>.', the -"icmn tones " his vuicc. ,L,
dignity oi his cnrrias., aud, nboy. nil.
his "loqncncs. Tho old rhyu.-. that
'ofmeni-j him 20 ut the suadsuy wa.
gone. ~ last the greatest ~ hi. natural
CUTS was deyelopis rapidly, and wa.
used freely. AZ iifst h,s nuhicpc. IN.
The Society Of the United F,n,prn,,,
mt his lame spread, and ah,u IN. pco.
WV "f'hR aDilt Tor nm
Orator to speak To them on tho E.uuL
"Jhly, 1890. they tuned with ou. ID.
cord to Ionnv Webster Judged Ls N.
r'ie of his iaiir' III r,s the p,ntlop de.
h'"f"d "a that dA, aA. deed s,.l
"nd schoil b.. pfuductmn. Y-tr.po
bcbes'b the vast na. ~ trr,u,t -,
spet'h"- 10 witch onl lnr.f,ih.,, 81 DIS
Ii-itn'd' -" l"s'.dn,- snd rhanl.p,,ny
ua''' on the ani of ",r,, ~rbrrnr, at,
Tie Tour h "f'v :, JAIN. snd r p. 1.
'i''s'ivs'l ih" 300. -.f s..
On thiidn i.. ...........
W"'s'rt p.k ....
nnd 10 u. 70 itU iu.
houpcsd he .Ycr frh.... ..
bor. of conhitt, devotion ~ N. i'n,on.
The state herald., 1900-11-09

The reelection OF Senator Teller by
an almost unanimous vote OF the Colo
RADIO state legislature was one OF the
strongest il not the stronRest endorse
ment that any candidate for the United
States senate had ever received at the
hands Of the voters OF his state. BY the
result Of the election in the state lat
Tuesday tho voters OF the state hav,
again given Senator Teller's record II
splendid endorsement. In the recent
campaign, the Wolcott press OF the stat.
has abused and vilitiei Senator Teller
shamefully but the voters Of tie state
have severely rebuksd this style OF cam
pAigning by sweeping victory for the
silver parties legislative ticket winch
will retire Senator Wolcott rs even a
possible candidate Tor the senate.
The state herald., 1900-11-09

aic!e lived FOR years in China, and ia
well qualified 10 speak wrh authority.
Mr.. Walker shows ,hnt China's popalu.
iion is greater than that Of Russia, Great
Britain, Germany, France, japan and
the United States com bined; that China
has population capable of bearing arms
OF approximately lO0,OCO,C0O; lint IN
those other elements that go to make up
nations poten,inl strength, vitality,
endurance, difference to disco mtortS.
ability to su ubsi.t on the smallest ration
md 10 thrive amid mpsanitary surround.
nps, the Chinese are unmatched. He
declares iha, the Chinese are not con-
quoted, but will make peace in order to
prepare for another issue OF strength
with the outside world and that with
char iac,eris'ic patience and persistency
they will master the art OF modern sar
Ms they have the problem of handling
modern wepons,
The state herald., 1900-11-09
stIEItiyS,s skI.r

by virtue Of sper,al execution or Line
Foreclosure issued out of the clerks once
Of the county court Of phillips county snd
state of Colorado. and to inr directed. where.
by MN commanded to make th. stun of
fo1r hundred nyc and ~. 100 doilars (stus. NJ
aud costs Of suit. th- amount Il u e-rtnIn
Judgment rrcenti, obtained sRain-t Charles
y. iirgg. and He'll iiriRgs In favorof hafic.
y. Gibson out OF the lands. trpcnicnt-,
goods and chaticls u the -nid Charlie.
n. Ihisn- and He'll briggs.
have levied On III, iiu~iny proper ~, to
wits Eaof sec : Township No of Rang,
u West of ~. ~. N. In the county Uf Phillips
state of Colorado.
Therefore according To sad command, I
shall expose for sale, at public Huciion. all
the right, titir and Interest OF the abpyr named
Charles n. briggs and i,cii nriga.
! ~ ani TO the nbot .
'lc'cfibcd property. IN saturday the 81 day of
oct. 1910 NJ t2 o'clock u ~ at III, front
do"t q the county court house In lIol, oke.
county oi Phillips aud state cf Coiora,io.
Dated NJ ii"iyokn this day ~ Oct, 100.
Gus Young. sheriff II rhillip. county.
tirrt publication Oct. 4, trS.
Last publication Oct. ~ 1909.
The state herald., 1900-11-09


The lateet election returns from the
state show almost clean sweep on The
legislative ticket. Never in the history
OF the state was SO large an amount oi
money used in rampaia. n as was used
to secure the re election OF Senator f.
U. Wolcott to the United States sennte
but the attempt has proven dismal
failure. The voters OF the state have
declared in Il very emphatic manner that
Mr.. Wolcott shall not represent the
state in the senate for smother term
Not single Wolcott candiea'e for the
state renste has been elected and only
seven Wolcott candidates Tor the house
have been elected. This is a worse de-
feat for Senator Wolcott than the elec.
ton Of 1898.
The state herald., 1900-11-09

II there ia one thing more than smother
that tue people Of Colorado ar. grat.inl
for iodsy il Is the fact that Senator Ell.
ward .. wolcot, has been retired by the
voles OF the people 10 that political ob,
livion which b. ~ richly !, serves.
Had Il not been fn u pre,identiai ,lrc.
ton 10 which great many Republicans
desired to vote th-i' straight ticket and
we're fearful that they should max. n
mistake II thsy attempted to scratch
their ballot. the verdict against Wolcn,t
10 this state would have been almost u.
naninous.
A. III ", many Republicans ,oimy nr~
rejoicing that they h,yc go, ihs w"lcott
load oil their shoulders. For live or six
years he b-s Leen u genuine 'oli man OF
the sea- and h. has caused more defeats
Tor 'hst party In state sud county rlec.
tisp. than nny other oDc .g.nry or IN.
diviiiai. Even to-day tho Republican.
sr. saying that II they had not been
loaded with wolco,, they would b.y.
had rond cbnncs o' cnrr, ing the state
oi Colorado. Bu, women and men nllk.
united y-s,urday in setting the stamp ~
disnpproyal upon u. q. w"lco,, and 10
put him fsr without the range Of future
political possibilities.
Any s''-mp, on tho part OF Tho Re-
publican party To rrsurr. rt Wolco,t Will
bc met with n stronger di-approyal than
u ~ which wnv shown yesterday. For
two years from now, when there will be
no presidential c"mpaisn to interfere
tho people will spc"k syon NOR. Jcri-.
lively thHn they Jni ,..ioiJ-y. Il r.,
mains 10 b. seen whether ~. kapubh.
Gan party In thi. ,iA,. has the ini.psnl
~ncs 4" assert itA.lf sni rrnounco Vol
coi ano "ll his works tn'il N. pptiS
j'~s th,s. II una, h. yer, -p,- that II vii
no, re- .i'r III. approval oi ~. peopir ~
C1lora To-. -fnhr.," Sutiupa Telegraph.
The state herald., 1900-11-09

Captain W. S. scovey. Of Denver, was
Que OF the iirst TO make the trip over the
Burlirgion's new line from Denver
Deadwood. In an intei view in the Dead
wood Pion-er! Times, he saye: "Th- Bur
iington's new line is the greateat thing
thus portion Of the country could have
received. II vii prove q benefit to not
only tho mining and commercial inter
ssts, but 10 the cattle interests. 1t gives
I'll air line fiom Dakota TO Texas, and
will mean u tremendous increase In the
number OF cattle shipped into this coun-
Try every year. Where 10000 are nov
shipped yearly, there will be 10000 aud
10000. Texas is the natural br, edipv
ground for cattle aud this is the d-vel.
opipg ground. The business has under
gone remarkable revolution the past
few years. Thousands Of them nre bred
.esrly in Texas and kept until they are
!snrlings OF two. ysnr olis, then shipped
north aud allowed TO mature. Then the,
should be fed, and Nebraska, right NJ
hand, 10 tho natural feeding ground
With the BurlinRtou's new linein op-rs
tion, three or four days are saved in
transit, lcss stops are required for is-o
and resf, and there will he correspond
ing lessenipg Of the loss IN shipment
Heretofore It has been necessary to shiI
clear around by Concordia, Kansas, aue
then up TO Idncoln. The cattle men ap
preciatc the advantage over the ol,
order Of things and will he ameng III,
first to avail themselves OF It"
The state herald., 1900-11-09
A BAD OUTLOOK FOR WOOL AND
HIDES.
III. lIalihuspp .

II. hiilnuhtD.
The reports as to the wool situation
hive not been exaggerated aud all tue
truth has not been told. The Amer.
lean wool-n company. one cf the great
.st trusts III the world, har ab.vlut-
power 10 control prices: 1t can raise or
lower the prices nj its will and nobody
cah say nay. 1t can change the cls.s Of
goods manufactured in the mills by
using .hoddy or course woods and the
sheep rsiesrs sand helpless. When the
company isready It goes into the market
II has been the policy Of the great cor
the present year. Asa result We have
2,0J0,OOO or 100000 pounds nf WOOL 10
store in Colorado aud no demand.
Wool has dropped twenty csnts on tie
secured pound md wool tina, was selling
for sixty i've cents u secured pound IL
now drug on the market at forty -Rv.
cents. The WOOL situation Is duy ylicnl~.i
IN the hide industry. The trnsis hav,
almost ruined all traffic IN hides. Tue
American hide and leather COMPANY Hnd
ihe sole leather trust control all bu.i.
ness IN hides. They have 20 manipu.
lated the market that there has eun
de cline Of thirty or forty per cent sine,
January !. Manufacturers arc III bao
condition, as they are ut the mere, ii
these trusis and the outlook ior pvx,
year bodies no good Tor either wool or
hide men. Large stocks will be left
over and there will DO no market exc.p,
when the bug compsniea see tit To enter.
Ono Of the things | exp, cted aa- hap
peusd and the outcome connot fall to b,
disastrous to the investors. Commission
houses Of New York ami Boston hsy,
taken millions OF pounds OF wool apd
placed 1t ir store houses. with the FL
per'ation that alter iho election th,r.
VIII be n reaction and pric-s viii 20 Il,
~ark. Then they hop. to unload. Tn,
ois dump will pound the prices lower
! met farmer tins week who bs.
seventy eight sacks OF wool uho ssti
mn'rs the wool In worth twelve to thur
teen o. nts n pound. Let him Ivy to sell
H. would not give ten cents u pound
ior the lot. Field aud Farm.
The state herald., 1900-11-09
U 5 LAND OFFICE, /
STERLING. COLO, J

U SLANDDFfIcE,
STERLING. COLO,
Aug, 3 1900.
suilicient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by L. J. Wight contestant
against HE entry No 521 made Oct. lc
is9s. for o !. scc - tp . N r IL " By Miller u.
Jennings contestee in which It il alleged that
Miller ID. Jennings has wholly abandoned said
tract that he has changed his residence there
from for mole than six months since making
said entry. mnd next prior to expiration Of first
i've years period. that said tract is not settled
upon and cultivated By said party ~ required by
Law, that all OF said failures exist at this time
and that said alleged absence from tho said
land was net due TO his employment In the
Army, navy Marine Corp Of the U. 5. rs priv
ate officer soldier seemAn or Marine during the
war with spain or during am other War In which
the U. s. may be engaged.
said PARTIES are hereby notified to app ar.
respond ond offer evidence touching said Allex.
a,iou at 10 O'Clock IN 90 Sept. u ivo b-foss
tho Ilcgi,tcr and R-eeivcr at tho United statss
Land Office iu SfcrlinG. Cois.
The said contestant having In proper affida-
Wit fled Jnne 81. 100 sot forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service Of this
notice cannot bc made IL Is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice DO given By due and
proper publication DC Fleming Register
The state herald., 1900-11-09
II N MONS

- ,~ of ,oiorsdo. - L. the district court
con ~ of Phillips, ~
J. Zern. plaintiff W Grant Duru
hrf.ni,nt.
: he "oplr ~ he = lt- of Colorado,
10 nrnnt Durro the drirnlani above named
sr'', tins;
lou ~" hereby r-qu re- TO appear In NJ
nctio brought against y u by the pb We
n1mcd plninuff IN the disiric, court of
lhiilii county state OF coIornd., a.d ans
wet the complaint therein witiin twcut
days after the service ere tf. " served with
~ this county; r.if rived ut NJ thi- IN
~, "r by pu licaiiop. wi hi thirty days al
~ = service hereof. exc ciusivc { tho lny
NJ service: rj dgmcEt by default Will h
taken against ncco ding 20 the prayer
NJ the com l',nt Aud " u cop, ( The ~.
plnlnt In the al We entitled action b. not
-.tN,d Ni'h thi- ,u.f ons orif the ryicr
hi 81 h. made out ~ this STATE. then lri
days additional to the time rrfri a,fu.,.
specific Appearance and answer vail h
allowed b"for the talk uR nf jnd iiacnt by Il,
fnul Us aforr-iid
h"- d actnniH b ought to q let thr utl.
tic south wet quarter II .cction tlryri.
i'NIslu numhar eight north rhne. fotii.i,,
't,t ui The Cih J. ia Phillips county state ~
'ol"isd". That ~" ITO to .nid rrrmte b
d"rlar-l, adj dsrd ard ierrred To b. tn.
p'Aint'i- and the claim of title NJ the defend.
nui h" null AID void rnd fc' such further ,rclcf
A. may Inst and eguiiAbi
~ will more ini, appear rom he conpinint
~ said action To which reference IL here
made
Aud You ar. h.roby notified ths, u you fail
/, APP ear. and T. nns rr thr -nid complaint I
~ aboN" required, the -ni'i pininiin viii take
default and iudsm"nt rs prayed In pinin,ifi
complaint
'.iyon under nv hnni and the seal of thc
district court ut ii"iy"k- Colo. In said coun.
~ this 18th day of September. \ u igrD
ts"ail W. u. IIEiLAND.
clerk ofbistrirt Court, Phillips county ,,oIo