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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-01-21
Kruger and the UitIandera.

During the agitation at Johan-
nesburg among the uitlanders who
sought burgher rights for them
selves President Kruger thus ex-
planned his philosophy of it to Sir
Henry Loeb: "Sir Henry, these peo-
pie remind me Of a baboon L once
had which was SO fond Of me that
he would not let any one touch me.
But one day we were sitting round
the fire, and unfortunately the
beasts tail got caught in the fire.
He now flew at me furiously, think
ing that / was the cause of his acct
dent The Johannesburgers are just
like that. They have burned their
fingers in speculations, and now
they want to revenge themselves on
Paul Kruger"
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TheiEnothoFn.

Young Father am amazed,
shocked, my dear, to hear-youtsay
you intend to. give the baby: soma
p%aregoric. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
is opium, and opium stunts the.
growth, enfeebles the constitutions
weakens the brain, destroys the
nerves and prpduces:rickets, .maras-;
mus, consumption, insanity and.
death?
ung.Mother-Horrorsl I,nev-
er heardsa.word about that. Iwou,t
give the,little ducky darling aYdnop;
no, indeed. But something must;bo
done to stopshis. yelling You carry
him awhile.
Father latter an hours steady,
stamping with the squalling;infant)
Wherein thunder lsthataparegor-'
ic2
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Good Intentions Frustrated.

Some men are afable and want
to talk with every one they meet,
while other men aresnot.andswent to
be left alone In their shells. Elk
tremes met on a Sixth avenue ele-
waited train the other day-one.of
the dark, rainy days. a grim,
grouchy individual sat in a corner
seat resding a paper. At'Fortysec-:
ond street a trim little man COTTON
and took the seat next to the,eour
one. After settling himself COM
fortably he remarked, "This,isspery,
nasty weather, isn't.it?" Thess,r1y;
one looked up from his paper, .glared
at him a moment and then replied,
us that any of your darned' bust
ness?"-New York Tribune.
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Notice Of Opening Books Of Sub
sCriptiOn.

State of South Carolina.
PURSUANT to q Commission issued
to the undersigned as oorporators by N.
r. Cooper, Secretary of State, on the 11th
day OF December, 1909, notice is hereby
given hat books OF subscription to the
capital stock of the Tennessee. Georgia
and South Carolina Railroad Company
will DO opened ut the office of B. r. Whit
ner, ESD, Peoples Bank building, in the
City Of Anderson, County Of Anderson.
State of South Carolina, on the 10th day
January, 1003. at IL o'clock @. M.
The naid proposed Corporation will
have o capital stock ofS260. 000. 90, divided
into two thousand Eve hundred shares Of
the par value of 500. 90 each, and will be
empowered to engage in the business OF
owning, constructing and operating q
railroad from the said City Of Anderson,
State Of South Carolina, to uome point on
tho Chntooga River in Oconee County, in
naia State, on the Georgia State Limo, in
the direction Of the City Of Charleston, In
tho gsato of Tennessee.
W. b. BRINK,
MERRILL SKINNER
I. II. HARRISON.
Den II. 1903 Sc 6
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FOley'S Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladder FIghk.,
Assessment Notice.
AUDITOR,s OFFICE.

AUDlIORS OFFICE,
THIS ofice will be omen to receive Returns Of
Personal Property for Taxation for the next Fis-
thu the 10th nal, day .y0 on r ths nsss f S1E Uf Sain n u 1908 to
Real Estate stands as before. but all transfers oe
Real Estate made since last return ahould be
noted upon the return blank when listing.
Tho Township Assessors arc required 6v law In
list tor all those that fail TO mako their own re-
turns within the time prescribed. Hence the
difficulty Of delinGu.nts escsping the so per cent.
penalty, as well as the frequency OF errors result
Ing from this practice BY all means make YOUR
OWN returns and thereby save expense and trou-
Exon tolerate Soldiers over so years of re are
exempt from Poll Tax All other males between
of earning q support from being MANNED or from
any other cause. shall be doomed taxable polls.
For the convenience Of Taxpayers we will alEo
times and places:
Holland, Tuesday, January G.
MofIattsvi lie. "Wednesday, January Z.
Iva, Thursday, January 8.
nayiis McConneirs. Saturday. January 10.
Starr. Monday. January ~.
Storeviile. Tuesday. January 10.
Clinkscales' MIL. Wednesday, January IA.
Guyton. Monday, January IL.
Biahop's Branch, Saturday, January II.
Five Forks. Monday, January ~
WAITS Store. Wednesday, January IL
Cedar Wreath, Friday. January I6-a M.
lanes Store, friday. Jaouary .G-p.r
Wisington,s Store, Thursday, January as.
Equality, Tuesday, January i3.
PendletOn, Friday, January Ii.
Iownville, Friday, January l6.
Iugaloo. Saturday, January II.
and 81.
Bc'ton, Friday and Saturday. January 80 and 81.
IiMlmont, Monday and Tuesday, January 26
rel,or Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. Jan
nary 2S ahd ~.
e. N. c. BOLEnAN, Auditor.
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A STRICT DooRKEePER.
Amusing Experience With a Chinese
Mar Of All Work.


When the Andersons went to Cal
%ifornia, they rented a small fur
nlshed house and cngaged'a Chinese
man Of all work. The house was, well
situated and taetefully furnished,
and Wing Lee proved to be a good
cook, clean and respectful.
AS soon as the Andersons were
settled the ~ncighbors began, to cali,
and it was then that the fact. was
discovered that Wing was absolute
~ devoid of any ideas as.to the .ush-
erlng i'll or out of guests.
So II morning the ladies deter
mined to instruct him. Providing
him with a tray, MISS Anderson
went out, rang the bell, was shown
into the parlor and waited while the
calm Chinaman carried her card to
Mrs. Anderson.
This was repeated several times
until the ladies were quite satisfied
that Wing was perfcct,in his,rolc.
That evening at $50 the bell
rarg. Wing shunled majcstically to
the door, while mother and daugh-
ter hung breathlcssly over-thor banis-
tiers to watch the result Of their
teaching.
They heard a gentlcman's voice
ask if the ladies wcro at.homc. They
saw Wing present his tray and, re-
ccive a card with an. air'whichsmadc
them mentally pat each. other'on the
back, and then they saw him draw
q card from.his sleeve.
"Mine!" gaspcd Miss Anderson.
"Thc II we used for the lessonsw!
Wing compared the two carefully,
and, returning the one which the
caller had just handed him, he.re-
marked blandly: "Tickee no good.
Nc can come" and calmly:shut' the
door in the face Of the .astonished
guest-Little Chronicle.
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A LEGEND OF THE FLOOD.
Tbs Tradition Handed Down by the
British Columbia lndiane.

British Columbia Indiana.
AL the northern coast Indians.
says q British Columbia correspond
ent, have a tradition of a flood
which destroyed ali mankind except
q pair from which the earth was
again pcoplcd. Each tribe gives the
story n local coloring, but the plot
of the legend is mucl, the same.
The Bella Coola tradition is as fol-
lows:
The creator Of the universe, Mes
mes-sa-la-nik, had great difficulty
IN the arrangement Of the land and
water. The earth persisted in sink
ing out of sight. At last ho hit
upon a plan which worked very well.
Taking q long line Of twisted walrus
hide, he tied it around the dry land
and fastened the other end 10 the
corner of the moon. Everything
worked well for Il long time, but at
last the spirit became very much
offended ut the action Of mankind
and Ill a fit of anger one day seized
his great stone knife and with a
mighty hack severed the rope of
twisted skin. Immediately the land
began to sink into the sea. The
angry waves rushed in torrents up
the valleys, and in a short time
nothing was visible except the peak
of a very high mountain.
AL mankind persisted in the
whclming waters with the exception
OF two, a mar and his wife, who
were out fishing in a big canoe.
These two succeeded in reaching tho
top of the mountain and proceeded
to make themselves at home. Here
they remained for some time until
the anger of A1cs-mes-sa-la-nik cool
ed, which resulted in his fishing up
the severed thong and again fasten-
ing it to the moon. From this pair
thus saved the earth was again pop
ulated.
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Mill Site Wanted.

Owners OF land outside Of city limits
along either line OF railroad are invited to
submit written offers for not less than 100
acres and to specify oonoisely the location,
as to proximity to railroad, distance from
city, supply Of water, etc.. stating the
lowest price the property can be bought
for cash. We prefer a larger tract II sui.
tably situated, and 1t is immaterial II the
land belongs to several parties just 80 1t
lies adjacent, In good shape and is in
Guided in one bid.
r. s. HILL,
President Gluck Mills.
Jan IA, 1903 80
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: There arc 1.47O 600 ,ersons over

= There arc 1910, 900 persons over
the age of ten resident in the United
States who annot speak the English
language, exclusive Of ~, 900 Indians.
This number is about two per cent of
the total population. The largest
number OF non-English-speaking per.
sons Is found in New York, where they
number 226, 600. Pennsylvania, Iii.
nois and Texas follow. Texas has a
considerable Spanish-speaking popula.
ton. So has New Mexico and Arizo.
ma. In the former there are 10000
persons not speaking English and in
the latter $1,000.
One of the most curious lawsuits
GU record is reported from San Diego,
Cal. The plaintiff is q Yuma Indian
named Aqua His, and the defendant is
one j.. 5. Spear, an Indian agent. He
asserts that while held a prisoner by
Spear, the latter cut his hair off, there.
by depriving him of his proper stand
ing In the Yuma tribe, Of which he
was a chief, because the Yuma In
dians, it seems, set great store by their
hair. He wants So 1000 damages.
= a woman is happier to marry Il
man and have him shatter her dclu-
sions about him than to have ONE
body else shatter them for her and not
have her marry him.
= During the recent cyclone OF Ka-
rachi trains were stopped by the force
of the wind, which blew at the ratio Of
100 miles an hour.
- VIII tracking by drivers Of We
hicles has become such a nuisance in
some German towns that special by
laws have had to be passed against
it.
The consumption Of sugar in the
United States has increased from less
than u million tons in 1880 to 1900
600 tons in 1902.
= Nothing makesa woman so hap
py as to be unhappy for some one she
loves.
= Man can never hope to under.
stand woman when he cant even un-
derstand her clothes.
- To get them attached TO you pct
a dog and fatter o woman, with occa.
sional abuse Of each.
- A woman's idea Of enjoyment is
to be not very i'll but i'll enough to be
in bed with all her jewels on.
Experience teaches q man how
dishonest other men are.
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Sweetheart Abbey.

There is in Galloway, Scotland,
an ancient ruin known as Sweet
heart abbey. Within It's ivy covered,
storm battered walls lies buried the
affectionate and devoted Dervorgill,
with. the heart of her husband, John
Ballot, embalmed upon ner breast.
Lovely in their lives, in death they
r not divided. The crumbling
masonry is still and must ever be
q romance in it's symbols of death
and decay, telling every day, as it
has for 600 years, the thrilling story
OF q womans tender love and devo-
ton.
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VIXEN PhlladeIphla wae Fhrss.

New York was not always the
first city Of America. In-1T30s Phil
adelphia had a.population.of!12;OOO,
Boston 1880 and Now York $500.
Twenty years later Philadelphia,s
population had,risen .toY1S, 900, .Bos-
toms to $4,000 and New York,s to
10000. In 1890 the Quaker City
still led, WITH ,O00, Newly orkshad
jumped into second place, ,withss39,-
900, while BostontstoodatA18sDOO.
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January 10 being Lees birthda,

- January 10 being Lees birthday
and. a legal holiday the Legislature
will not be in session. Al effort will
be made to have the members visit
Winthrop College on that day, and it
is likely that the arrangement will be
made,
= Don't censure the man who
scolds his wife in public. He doesn't
dare do it at home.
- a man who has the govt feels
pretty good when he gets down to or
binary rheumat,sm.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned, Administrator of
Estate OF Mrs. Matte P. Mcclure, decd,
hereby gives notice that he Will o n Fri
day, 14th day February, 1908, apply 10 the
Judge of Probate for Anderson County,
8. c., for q Final Settlement Of said Es-
tate, and O discharge from his Office az
Administrator.
J. F. MCCLURE, Admir-.
Jan Ii, 1908 so s"
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All WrStom

literature, certainly; Tunss&nAhe
gcribbaer family. TheYtu0sdadgh-
tiers write poetry that noh6dSEwa1
print, the sons; write.plaYsfahassno-
body Will act, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Stories.that nobody il1sfea1s
Observation-Disclosures -
ooh, he writes checkDk&6se&noJ
bodpwiIpcash."
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COME all ye that labor and are heavy
laden and the L. 81 N. Railroad will give
you rest, and T.. J. Snyder q Co. will give
you all work at gI.35 per day On the L. 81
N. new extension from Knoxville to
Jellico, Tenn. They are fine mon to
work for.
j. K. BREAZEALE, Bolton, 8. c.,
Foreman for T. f. Snyder & Co.,
LaFollette, Tenn.
Dec 81. 1909 % 3
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ii I nad The man as made this
here" he growled, "he'd never make
no more. The idea O. folks 'ayin'
awkward furniture like this IN their
,ouscs. It's only out O a~ggeravation
to give folks unnecessary trouble
over their work"
But at last the hinges gave way to
the brutal but silent attacks of the
Jimmy where the file had bitten and
gnawed, and Joe, quickly forcing
the inner drawers, turned his bulls
eye or the contents.
""cll!" he said, aud then he
sworc. "Arter all, nothin' but a pile
O dirty parchment not worth a
crown" And he angrily turned over
the bundles of deeds, which repre-
sented tens of thousands of pounds.
But IS the last drawer slid open a
chuckle- escaped him. There lay a
bundle OF crisp Bank Of England
notes which Mr.. Timpany had re-
ccivcd on the completion Of q con-
vcyancing matter after Office hours
on behalf Of his client too late to
pay into the bank.
Stufing the notes into his pocket,
he gathered up his tools and pre-
pared to depart. To his great Joy he
saw upon the table q bottle of port
wine and a tumbler.
ooh, amt C kind" he solilo-
quized, "to pcrwidc refreshment as
well as amusement? He might "a
left it in q tureen, an really l don't
like drinkin' port out O. a tumbler.
Reckon he's too thirsty for wine
glasses an mops it up here on the
And, taking up the bottle, Mr..
Renshaw placed it to his lips and
drank and drank until he had
drained it to the dregs.
Replacing the bottle on the table,
he picked up his tools. He was q bit
tired after his exertions, though he
had not felt it SO Enthusiastically as
now.
He slid into a chair to rest for a
moment. He iolt quite sleepy. If
there had been more than half q
bottle of port, he would have fan
cied he was drunk.
"This won't do" he muttered. "I
must get back to the pony trap.
Wasscr matter, SO sleepy-eep-eepy!
Ahoo" And lie yawned loudly.
He essayed to rise, but could not.
For a moment he felt a thrill of
fright, but it died away in q deep
and drowning slumber. His arms
sank upon the table and his head
between them.
And there five hours later Mr..
Timpany, trotting down in his
dressing gown, found him. For a
moment ehe started} then. he said:
my. friends a man of his word. I
thoughtshe was, though I began to
give him'up. So the -glass bottles on
the wall, the bulldog, the electric
bells and the iron shutters all failed
me. But my own idea-thed rugged
bottle of wine which I've left in This
room ever since this gentleman,s
last sentence expired-has done its
work admirably"
And then Mr.. Timpany trotted
upstairs for that patent alarm wills
tie and woke up all the sleepers in
the locality except-the burglar, who
slept on for several hours more and
awoke to find himself seated on a
hard deal board in a police station
cell.
He is now commencing q term Of
twelve years penal servitude, and
his constant reflection is that it's all
through doing business with law
yers."
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Notice to the Public.

WITH q life time experience and o loi
OF good seasoned timber. I am better pre-
BuGgies and Wagons at q reasonable
price and solicit q ahare Of your patron
age You will find me on the corner be-
low the Jail, near w. M. Wallaoe'g shop.
Respectfully,
&. T. GORDON.
Jan 2. 1908 ~ "
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CAS-TORl Ia
Fer Infants aad Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
e sssss sss Of txAzs

- One &C the most magnificent gifts
of the Christmas season was that OF
William L. Elkins, Of Philadelphia,
to the Mesonic fraternity. He will
erect and endow, at a cost Of 81, OOO.-
900, o home for the orphaned daueh-
ters Of Masona. to be situated liz
philadelphia. The gift is said to be
the largest ever made to any fraternal
organization in the world. Details
have not yet been completed, but the
work Of erecting the new home will
be begun in q short time.
Nothing but learning will teach
q man how ignorant he is.
= It takes q brave man to face q
thing after he has refused to coun-
tenance it.
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FOR SALE.

NICE Dwelling House and core
Lot In the Town Of Pendleton.
Also, Fine Plantation, containing 26O
acres, on West side of Seneca River.
Will sell on very favorable terms.
Apply to-
QUATTLEBAUM & COCHRAN,
Attorneys at Law. Anderson, S. C.
Dec d, 1909 81 4
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1t is apt to make q young man
hot when his rival casts him in the
shade.
SO many people are busy with
other peoples business that they have
no time to attend to their own.
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NOTICE.

ALL persona indebted to tho Excelsior
accounts on or by November lst. The
affairs Of the old Company must be set
tied by that date, and 1t is hoped that
every debtor will heed this notice at opoe
". F. COX, President
Oct 8. 1909 I6
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CAN you BEAT THIS?

I am ready to do all kinds Of Wagon
and Buggy work prompt. Just think of
it! I will Rim and Tire your Buggy
Wheels anew, first class. for $500 a Get,
and tho regular price Is 7 so. Now Iguar-
antee my work to be irst- class and to
give perfect satisfaction; II not your mon
ey returned. All Spokes glued In. I
will give you low prices on all Wagon
and Buggy work. What shout your
horse? Does he interfere, stumble or
travel bad? II SO bring him and lot me
stop 1t. You will fad mo on the corne
below Jail. w. III. WALLACE.
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@MxAv.>s~

Laxative Broca0-Q uimine Tablets
enc remedy that cures O casa fe.- olo -ony
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CURSE
- dbF -
DRl INK
CUR ED BY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY.

No taste. No odor. Can DO given In glass Of
water. ten or coffee without patient's know ledge.
white Ribbon Remedy will euro or destroy the
diseased appetite for alcoholic stimulants. wheth-
or tho patient is a conf rmei inebriate, a "tiplcr."
oocial drinker or drunkard. Impossible for any
oae to have an appetite for alcoholic liquors after
using White Ribbon Remedy.
Endorsed by Members OF W. T. u.
MRS: Moore, press superintendent Of Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, Ventura, CalIfor-
MIA. writes: II have tested White Ribbon Remedy
on very obstinate drunkards, and the cures have
been many. In many cases the Remedy was Civ.
en- secretly. ! cheerfully recommend and indorse
White Ribbon Remedy. Members Of our Union
are delighted to find an econo pical treatment to
aid us In our temperance work"
Druggists or by mail, 81. Trial package free by
writing Mrs. a NJ. Townsend. (for years Eocreta-
~ Of a Woman's Christian Temperance Union
2l8 fremont ST. Boston, Mass. Sold In Anderson
by ORB, GRAY 4 co.
Sept II, 1902 10 "
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Notice to Administrators,
Executors, Guardians,
And Trustees.

ALL Administrators, Executors, Guer-
diana and Trustees are hereby notified to
make their annual Returns to this office
during the months of January and Feb
ruary, as required by law.
r. Y. II. NANCE,
Judge OF Probate.
Jan IA, 1903 80 s
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Peoples Bank Of Anderson,
ANDENsOE, N. C.
We respectfully solicit a share
Of your business.
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT Oh COMMON PLEAS

W.; IL; Mckee: Plaintiff, against Mrs. Mary c.
ttoou, nee Mckee. Mira Margaret Anderson or
Mrs. Margaret. Emerson, nee Mckee; Thomas
Nolan, Edward Nolan and Fannie Nolan, chill
Mrs. Martha Metcaif, noe Mckee J.. w. Nc.
Nee. Mrs. Lou l.. Dempsey, J.. M. Mckee, and
walter Mckee, and Claude Mckee. children Of
n. D. Mckee, deceased. observation-disclosures
for Relief. Complaint S.rved.)
To the Defendants n love named
Wv are hereby summoned and required to an
l. swer tho Complaint in this action. Of which
a copy is herewith served upon ynn. and to serve a
copy OF your answer to tho said Complaint on the
subscribers at their Office, ut the PeopIeo Rank
Building, {" Anderson c. H.. within twenty
Gays sfief tho service horeof. exclusive OF the
Gay OF such service; and IL you fall to answer
PlaintiKs in this action will apply to the Court
forth relief demanded In tho Complaint.
De'eu NJ AnuersOn. y. G., Dec. RI, A. d 1902.
BOEHAM 4 WATKINS,
~ PLAINTIFF ATTORNEYS.
lSRALJ FRANK HATKIHS. DEPUTY r. e 70
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To tho absent Defendants. Mrs Mary G.. Hood. nee
Mckee, Mrs. Margaret Amberson or Mrs. Mar
garet Emerson. nee Mckee; Thomas Nolan, Ed.
ward Nolan aud Fannie Nolan, children Of Mira.
Jane Nolan, nee Mckee, deceased Mrs. Martha
Metcalf. nee Mckee J. w. Mckee, Mrs. Lou L.
dempsey. J. NJ. Mckee, and Walter Mckee and
Claude Mckee, children Of A. d. Mckee, de-
ceased
Please take notice that the complaint in this
action was filed In tho office OF the Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas for Anderson County
south Carolina. ut Anderson, g. c. December SIst.'
1907, and that the object of the said action IL to
procure a partition and sale OF a Tract Of Land in
said County containing 500 fifty and one-half
acres, more or leas, for-erly belonging to David
Dated Anderson. S c.. December 8lsi, A. D. 1902.
BONHAM & WATKINS,
PLAINTIFF Attorneys,
l6nAL] FRANK WATKINS, DEPUTY c. G. c. p.
To the minor Defendants. Claude Mckee and
Walter Mckee:
Take notice that unless yon apply to the Court
Within twenty days after the service hereof upon
you, exclusive OF the day Of such service, for the
appointment OF q guardian nd liten or guardians
al lien TO represent your interests IL the above
stated case, the plaintiff will then by his attorneys
make such application for you.
AM ( WATKINS,
Fiaintins' Attorneys.
Dec. .9lst. 1892 80
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LABORERs WANTED.

Oct 8. 1909
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Jan :, 1908