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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-18
Baquero y Gandara.

Comerciantes importadores de
provisiones de todas procedencias.
San Justo 13 y 1b, San Juan
Pto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-18

80. Sc hallsba en- ell taller del
pit 3r NJ. de dos veios modelos
mas borrachos,que 10 ubA y unidos
por s6liGa smistad.
Els nm carrif1o ejemplar.
--Ys 10 creo, como que tiene c4a' :
renta sf1os de botella.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-18

Un iudividuo al llegar 6 un hotel,
pide qua ealiante para feitarse.
FL camarero vuelve nj p GO ratio
con una gran cantidad de"sgus hir.
visndo.
para que trae ustsd tanta gaa!
-PAra que g aste .ust id ahora 10
que q aier y guarie. 10 otra para
Of sitarse maf1ana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-18

e. grupo de j6venes obrero que
lleva por nombre de eDsrecha de
Borinsusn. llevara varios asaltos Ell
dia "a & To- casa de varios amigos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-18

Entire andaluces:
-Yose oe un individuo que per.
teneci6 media b ora bsjo ell sgua.
-Pues 20 se de otro que estuvo
una hora en- Ell fou6o del! mar, 1eloj
en- mAno.
-Yo conozso an case mas extraor.
dinario! !-exclama nm tsrcero. Ten.
go nt t.ciA de una mujer que Sc
arroj6 al ITO hace ounce dias y to-
davis sigue a!lf 49,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-18

En- la..delegaci6n:
-lSu profession de usted!
-Criado.
-Su moao de proceder es muy
censurable.
-Nada de ESQ. En- tolas las Ca
sas donde he servido hesdejado muy
gratos recuerdos.
-Si, psro en- 10 Ultima no ha de.
jsdo tad nj los cubiertos de plata.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-18
a-Msfana lunes celebrar& session
il Ayuntamiento de esta Ciudad.

-Hsn regresado de FAjsrdo &
donde fueron CON el obieto de inau.
gurAr ura escuela Ell Gobernador
Hunt Ell Gobsrnador Hunt y Ell Co.
misionado de instruction doctor
Lindsey.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-18

Aver tarde sail sron para Fa jar
do las golet.s "E 1carnacio !" y
"PrOviaencia"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-18

..-Manana Sc celebrar& en- el sTri
bunal de Distrito de esta ciudad 10
vista en- jti sio oral de la cAuaa ms
t.uida contra los sefiores Dooley
Smith y Go. sobre cumplimiento de
c0ntratO,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-18

DE maf1ana 6 pasado SO espera
en- este puerto el vspor cubano sJu.
1ia&
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-18

-Esta ncche dar& retrets en- 10
plaza principal 10 banda del batall6n
de- Puarto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-18
-Esta mi f1kna sa)i6 para 10 Guile
bra ell acorazado sMrssachugets.

-Ha sido designado para ins pee
eionar los trabsjos de 10 earre terra
de Comerio 6 B ,yam6n, Ell Ayudante
deInQe oisros seffor Min.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-09-03

Aecateu a. tofA nna Myanooue Stas
uIrAlLioftco tada
Organized with fun stat cf physicians and
SURGEONS for treatment 81 an CbFonle Diseases.
fsihir AoOAA for accom- nodaiiQn % pstients.
Dt0esH Sarrsrai 0tssaffsss fSs,srrssS ssizt
atia zsd Ssfcfff sutsH sHrrsyy - sscffsasy.
DISEASES or WOMEN.
We'll equipped 20 treat diseases o. women
Many who have suffered for years cared al
home Special book Tor women FREE.
Trained Attendants. nesf Invalid's Hsns
In the West. A-Ray Used u EEaninsti0ns.
Aqaiet hone Tor women during ccrenenent,
CANCERS. TUhORs -ao honsy Untif Cared.
Waits FcR FaHs BOOK ON
Club Feet Curvaturcol Lung. Eye. Skia.
Splne, Ha-e LIT, Kidney. Bia1teE.
sioSsss sss Tso55s: asss NsSsass ,99e ssf b,.,,...
PILES. Fistaia-cars Pesitlssly cuarantsed.
H.itAs-f ksifs. ssrafs's ?, sssStr. Ne assso
VARICOCELE.
Radically eered in Ten Days uneer Positive
ouarantce. send for Special FREE Book.
New restorative Treatment for losa of vital
Power, AydFoeeie, BuptaFcs Structure, etc.
pEFORMlTlEs CURED.
All persons crippled. deformed, lane OF para.
iyaed should know what eau 10 done b. proper
treatment for these cases Special afteutiou
psid 10 crippled chli1ren attae SahitaTium-
Psiients successfully uested a. home b
uaiL CONSULTATION EFee and conHdenitai. 81
onaee Or - lrt.ef' Thirty yeaTr' eHperenee
ilestraied Boot Pres, girinE mpsh EAiuahis
DR.. c. n. COE,
oses. sIs WaInsi ST.. KANSAS CITY, no.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-09-03

The hos or girl can find no bet
ter iun than game oi eroquct-
The 80 we olrr consists uf four
balls and four mnlltis. with nee
essary wiekets and stnkcs. The
RET l. wei finished throughout
nnd presents q nice appearance.
OUR FRorosIrioN; Any boy
OF giFl who viii get TEN new
subscriptions lor The Kansas
City Weekly Journal at IS cents
each, making a total Of s.. SO.
and sail send Us hst OF the
names together with the money,
We viii ship 20 his % her al
dress. express charges prepaid,
this nice croquet set
Boys and gtyIs, here is a
chance TO get a very nice pres
ent. Rustic a little and get this
ofoqaet set. as our proposition
only holds good until Nov. :,
1908
send money by poslotliee or
der OF draft and advise ns Of the
name Of your express oiilee.
Address all communications
10 The Kansas City Journal,
Kansas City, Me.
Bar Send for sample copies Of
the Weekly ior oanyassing.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-09-03
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The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-09-03

Joplin, No, sept. Iosh. SIco
rOund MP. Special uaia leaves
Rich Hsll morning oi Sept. 10th.
Feiarniag special lsain leaves Iop-
lin about 70 p. %. sane date
h. a, hAiLEY. Ags.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-09-03
Eanasiksg' EIsarsian.

The aysl anirhird Tuesday ofeaeh
moeth az aaPr sxsmaseiy bad rates
20 ~ the uiasaifeent ssops % the
west and northWrst,ansi % heils you
secure a homs in that Fapldly deeel-
oping region.
write a., describing yoar trip
The tiariiaston llnes are tbs
is5In Travelled roads tl,foosh tie
west ana northwest.
l.. 4 aRickER 4. A. wAkELaf.
T. =. A, "a ns.a Aa. oeaI qaal. A..
kassis rur, 49, - fo,s. aa
&c. eliARoN.
aN. 2 a.. 81 a.i. 49,
Atssts CO ~
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-09-03
TAkE TINS CHANCE 70 60 TO
CALIFORNIA ea TEe PUeET SOUND

August lst . iith. lnelaalve sg7s8
rouna tsipfrom 81. Loaiz ana $3.50
from kansas Cigy sad - Joaeph.
cotsult nearsst tiekst aeeni abeat
oaF sbFough tourist stscpess 20 cfli.
lornla ana seattl.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-09-03
NtRICAs mGtNDS.
isiienned from sarious soaroes. b.
CHas q Jsnrs
4 cRnATIox nvrH.

in the Ninnesoia's Land are inn
msnse eiiiis pf pipe stone that seem
70 run up into the ciouda, and. 10
fact IN some places Is is claimed ,ha,
when i ihanders, Manii0u Is taking
his walk on the top Of the cliff.
One day the snake bad tuezked
high up the great blsf 70 seal from
the great spirit a. be had siways
done. Naniiou ~ WaIkine
one day rolled pipesone between
his han5s, and modelled = nan and
"a woman, which he protected
against the great snake. These
models landed on their feet, an5,
stack in the Pipestons biufi-. Fos
one thousand years they drew wiz
dom and strength from old mother
earth. Then the snake Kuawed
their feet loose.
This pleased the H5anitou, aad he
saw they were very good, and de-
signed for them peace pipe OF the
same material. It's OF ycu. your
flesh, and blood, therefore let il
unite you. So the Msnitou sznesi-
fed II BY Hrst drawing through the
peace pipe, smoke. which formed q
cloud, and that eioud envsloped The
Manitou and removed him from
their presenoe. So was man Great
ed with natural desire for peace
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-09-03
To nimssala's
esaathl RsssflS.

Daily, roand trip tiekets a. AZ
Minnesota resoFts az a ulsFe triee
over nali rates VITA ber iQto
iakes aiasrsosa offers wealth of
sswmer Attractions wsite tog a
liza q Nnnrssta eoardlaz hossss
ana hotels
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-09-03
eAsap d ea0l eaIaIaas.

Evcry day we selg excnrsson tick,
sss 60 Colorado aal Unsh nsserss a
approximately hAH rates with r..
tarn liaiiis nlf suhius
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-09-03
THE TRANsLATIoS OF PAssAcoxo-
WAY.

WAY.
In the country OF Ramapo valley
there lived Amasis the youth OF re-
nsrksble paris, whom tradition tell,
Us brought gifts 10 the Inlant Re-
deemer. He made the philoso-
piers stone and became immortal.
The secrets Of nature were an open
scroll 70 him. The earth obeyed
his commands.
He loved an Indian maiden and
who could blame him, and for hei
passionate love, he gave wisdom.
He afterwards became . Salamandsi
and lived in burning Ere as his nat.
uFal element.
Chief Passaeonoway OF the Mer-
rimaeks, acquired much wisdom
from this mystic, and, became Sc
proficient in his ar that be by CON-
msnd could make a tree to blaze
out IN flame in the winter time.
Thea he could make the ashes live
again, and grow into a tree Of beau
ty. Hls bow aad arrow blossomed
al has command. His powers were
simply marvellous. as be used them.
But.he drank from the fountain OF
Biwina', 50 that one hundred and
twenty tunes twelve months passed
away Many OF his own generation
had been laid away in the happy
hunting grounds 10 await the awak-
ening when in all the celestial glo-
~ Of the red msn, be should
hunt forever.
As the years crowded On be be-
came an earnest studcnS Of MIS-
dom, IN fact be allowed his otheS
powers 10 die from n0a-uss. Az
ter q season he commenced hie a.
hermit, studying aloae the Wis
dom OF the gTea, Maaisou. he
was constant 10 els fellowship VITA
the great spinl. lie became more
aud more Ike h.m. lie was veuer-
a,cd aud respected by all the ,ribe.
Ons winters nighs a. he rested IA
his lodge, he heard the bowling
ct the wolves. who came yvlping up
to his lodge door. Thea the old
hermit seemed 70 be invigogated
wish a uew poser and life. tie
ehansed tEiumphantly the death
Song OF has trihe, sad the ears al
tae frost heard, repeating 1, 20 the
ears oi The Wiod. whose lips pro
claimed Il 10 the forest, and Il
seemed 70 chant back to han 10
holy ave, aud, soitened tones. 1be
last soag Of bis cid age, as be
moanted has ehanos, and. upon
the word Of command irom him
.hc ys,P,ng gray wolves climbed
,ne mouasaia height, nll preSi.
pise was reached where 70 the "a.
wne below measured ave thousand
feet. Then standing eFes, 10 his
chariot his face aglow With tsilse-
lion Of shs ilames be commanded
them 70 appear. Agaia ehanung
the PsaR Of sriumph he ~as saksa
ap cat oi the sight q msa 70 Be-
with Mana0a. The eyes ol TIE
gray wolves ssemsd % hla1e. 50
that is vhy shs gray woli's eye
lssns liks ! losses q hss in shs
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-09-03

wANTED-YOUN0 MEN 20 prrparV
for Government Positions. Zine
openUrs ln ali hpartmsnts aopd
Salaries Rapid Promotions. IA
Inter state Cor, lust Cedar Rapids,
ia. iiys
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-21
BISMARCK BREVlTlES.

Charles Dehcrle OF St Louis was
in town Sunday.
Robert Can,er came over from Hun.
tington Saturday.
j NJ Hawkins of Bellview visited
in Bismarck last week
A Barth had horse to hang him
self in wire fence Saturday night.
The Arcadia excursion Sunday brot
quite n numbsr of visitors to town.
Quite number Of our people AT
tended the festivities at Pennington
last week.
d. l.. River. was here Wednesday
looking after some legal business for
the town,
Mr. NJ. Coates will go TO Upton
vile, Tenn, soon to visit aclstives
and friends.
s. j. Colman loft last Tuesday os-
tensibly for some point In the western
par, of tho State. He left some kind
RENEE branccs in the way OF unpaid
bills.
May 10Th. OWL.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-21
The Pennington and Boune Terre Road

BEGINNING at a point on the north side
and near the top OF what is known as
Taylor Hill. at St. Francois, thence III a
noftherly direction along the main line
OF said road in the direction of Dcslogc,
distance Of about one mile, OF to the
extent OF one fourth of the total appro-
priation, less $500 apportioned for re
pairing the said Pennington and Bonne
Tcrrc rock road
The contracts awarded will have to be
completed bv November 18th, 1903, Ac-
cording to an order made and entered Of
record III the St Francois CountyCourt
Record on May II, 1908.
Bidders are required to furnish with
the bids the names of their securities for
the faithful performance OF their work
or contract. Contractors OF bidders
to furnish and deliver all rock or rip
rap, macadam and gravel, at points on
said road as designated by the superb II.
tendent in charge, and lay and spread
the same.
Bids to be opened by the County
Court and contract or contracts awarded
Iune 9th, 1904. between the hours OF two
| O'Clock and six O'Clock p. nj. OF that day
The court reserves the right to reject
| any or all bids. All contractors to whom
| contracts are awarded by the Court arc
| allowed the privilege of using and get
ting gravel from the gravel bed owned
| bv the County on the ST. Francois river
! if they desire to do so, free OF charge.
| ]. A. LAWRENCE,
County Clerk
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-21
MAY CROSS DERBY TRACT
Decision Of Judge Riley al Jackson
Last Saturday DssoIveS Injunction
Against Southern aIssour
OTHER DECISIONS EARLY IN JUNE.

The decision handed down in tho
Circuit Court Of Cape tirardcau coun.
ty by Judge Riley on Saturday, May
IL, dissolvcs the injunction granted
by Judge Fox against the Southern
Missouri Railway Company, which re-
strained that company from occupying
its line Of road across the land OF the
Derby, Irondalc and Jennie May Lead
Companies, and allows the Southern
Missouri to construct its line of road
across the Derby tract
but It IL understood that the
Southern Missouri will simply construct
the emhankmcntS for THEN located line
Of road, and will in no way disturb or
interfere with the switches which sup
ply the Derby Lead Company : plant
Tho reason ini this is rald 10 be be-
cause the jefferson County CiIcuil
Court will probably, IN the first week
of June, hnnd down decisions III th'
two crossing rn-cs AMI IN thu case con
corning the ~ acres, about which
there has been much dispute. II II
thought that the decree Of Judge Dear
ing Of tie jefferson Circuit Court vii
undoubtedly settle matters with res
pect TO the crossing of the Derby tract
The Southern Missouri began worl
on the Derby tract Monday morning
and will construct the cmbankmcnts Il
hurriedly as possible.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-21
Notice 10 Contractors.

Notice 10 hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the undersigned
or County Clerk, to 1, O'Clock noon, on
Saturday, June 9Th, 1905, for the con-
struction and completion Of the roads or
approaches to the Highway Bridge over
Flat River. on the Pennington and
Potosi rock road in the town Of Flat
River. Said approaches consist OF two
rock fills and one drain pipe, posts and
railing, a. fully shown and specified in
the plans and specifications adopted by
the County Court and on file in the
County Clerks Office. The rock for the
construction Of the approaches will be
contributed by the lead companies OF
Plat River. at their dump, free OF cost.
Contractor will be required to enter into
contract and give bond for the faithful
performance Of the work. The County
Court reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
8. l.. ASBURY, Surveyor.
and Road and Bridge Comn'r
May IS, 1908.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-21
Ste. Genevieve County Sunday
School Convention.

The Ste Grncvicvc County sun
day School convention was held at
Oakland church last saturday and sun
day and was opened with O W
Hoy, president in the chair After
song service and prayer. the later
by Rev John Wood the address of
welcome was delivered 10y J ". Hoy
and was responded To by Rev Z NJ.
Chandler
The secretary being absent the pres
idcnt appointed G - McClintock soc
rotary pro ten. after which the fol
lowing committees were appointed
On nomnatiuns-D u Killam
Thos Bradley, Theodore Lott L G..
Cunningham and A II Orten.
On rcsolutions-J W Hoy, c. Il
| McClintock and Rev j Wood
Following these appointments was
music by the choir with Mrs Lillian
| Johnson as organist. and an address
on Christian Education by DR. J. 5
Mcraclo. and one on How Shall We
Interest the Boys in the Sunday
School" by A. V Cashion, all Of
which we're very interesting and in.
structiyc
After song by a male quartet the
following delegates were enrolled.
Salient Bradley, Philip Thomure
Russell Strong and Haywood DarnclI
Three Riyers-T NJ Petrie
Oakland Miss Ida Hoy Miss Ella
McClanahan and Val McClanahan
Ste. Gcncvioyc-A H. Caldwell
Chestnut -Herndon Harrel
son
Genoyiove--Mis Ollie Hardy, Miss
Emma Horton, Miss Mamie Chandler
James Horton and Sam Hardy.
On motion the following were mad,
honorary members Rev. J. Wood
Rev. +. NJ Chandler DR. J $. Mcracle
d. d Killam. A V. Cashion and c. Il
McCiintock
; The convention adjourned for din
! ncr. which was served in the beauti
ful grove surrounding the church ant
which certainly had been prepared b,
| those who have had experience il
e arranging basket dinners.
0 The afternoon session was opene
at 2SO by music. followed with al
address by DR.. j. S. Meracle on tn
subject. The Opportunities the SUI
day School Offers to Parents" and A
~ Cashion gave a short but Interest
ing talk on How and Why We Shout
d Use the Blackboard In the Sunda
d School" After a short talk on tn
n 'puzzling problems" OF the countr
!, Sunday School by c. b. McClintoci
II the program closed with music by I'll
d male quartet, after which the col
). vention adopted the following report
A Mr.. President and members OF tn
IL convention, we. your committee O
y resolutions. beg leave to submit tf
. following;
,e Resolved, first, that We tender o'
,f thanks to those who have provide
!. entertainment for the delegates az
n visitors to this convention and, secon
" to those who arranged and assisted
~ carrying out the program of this me-
ing, especially DR.. j. s. Meracle, pre-
r dent of Carleton College. and Bro. A.
Cashion, editor of the Ste. Genevie
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-21
Biz Osy at Three Rivers.

Next Sunday will be the annual com.
munion day a, Three Rivers church,
abou, four miles north Of town. Roll
call Of members on Saturday at /
O'Clock a. m, and two services sun
day, with dinner on the ground The
two features Of the occasion will be
spiritdsl and social. The District
Board of the Franklin Association will
meet with the Church. Everybody is
invited and BIO welcomed.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-21

News. who 80 ably filed the places OF
those who were absent
Respectfully,
ii W Hoy.
Committee G. b. MCCILNToCK,
JSO. WOOD,
The committee ON nominations made
the following report which was unani.
mously adopted
President, Q. w. Hoy Vice Presi.
dent, j = Jennings; Corresponding
Secretary A II Hoy: Recording SEQ
rotary. Lizzie Scott Treasurer. II
Johnson.
Department Superintendent. Hay
wood Darnell, primary; l.. " Morton.
normal, J W Pinkston, home, j. K
Murphy. visitation
Township Presidents T j I"t7.
Union: A. X. Caldwell, Ste Genevieve'
Rev. W f. Golfer. Saline John NJ
Aiken, jackson G. VI kimh Gu, Beau
vuis
+ &. CUNNINGHAM,
r.,i,,o.. ID, u. klLLAM,
COMMITTEE THEODORE LORI,
THOMAS BRADLEY,
Convention then adjourned.
o. W. HOY President
{ Is MCCLiNTOCK, Secretary
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-21
CHICAGO, May 20
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that scaled
bids will be received a the Office Of the
County Clerk to June 9th, 1903, ny to
one O'Clock p III for Riprap, Maradhm
aud gravel .0r chats where 70 dcsigna.
ted, by the cubic yard, tbids for each
kind Of material to be separately
made, and for each road for ripraplng,
m lcademizing and graveltngihc portions
of the following public roads, to wit.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-21
Broke Ms Collar Bone.

Martin Alexander broke his left col
lar bone in two places last Monday
morning, by falling off wagon loaded
with lumber. He WAS going to his
fathers quarry south Of town, and
whom - short distance from town, the
wagon wheels struck stump in the
road fitting it up and throwing Mart
to the ground. lie is doing nicely At
present
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-21
Passed the Examination.

Word was received Wednesday AT.
tcruoon by Nj. Merrill Plpkin that his
son, Philip, had passed the physical
examination to West Point in st Louis
that morning. His certificate from
Carleton College wa. accepted in lieu
of the mental examination, and he
vii! leave for West Point some time
i'm June.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-21
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDIn GS.

Abraham Gordon vs. Reuben Miller;
motion by defendant to dismiss over.
ruled.
Geo. ". Kerr ct al vs. Vale Rey.
burn ct al; Jsre i. Burks appointed
guardian nd Item
Al. $. Simpson vs. S /. Crawley (;
dismissed by plaintiff.
Calvin Hoy VIZ Columbia Lead Co I;
plaintiffs bond filed and approved
Eta Kcnnermsn vs. Wayne Larkln;
motion for new trial oyerrulcd
Southern Mo Railroad Co. W. J IL.
Gnssom: motion Tot new trial over
ruled
Thos. oliver vs. Mary Oliver; mo.
ton for new trial ovcrrucd
+ Tcllcy W. J l.. McElmurry ;
motion for new trial ovcrruled
Martha Kane ct al va Jennie Mays
Lead Co, suit to recover title; title
vested in Jennie May Lead Co.
Ihos. Oliver vs. Mary Oliver appeal
taken to Supreme Court.
So. Mo Ry. Co. Va J. II, Gosson
ct al; appeaI taken to the Supreme
Court
Jules Janis ct nj VS. Franklin Muir.
ply, suit to recover title; title vested
by court in Franklin Murphy
Town of Elyins VS. Dan Sparks ;
continued to August term.
j. +. Glove vs. II n Glore; dis
missed by plaintiff
j. " Buchanan VS. Henry c. How
ard lred and submitted
J. c. Blythe VS. J +. Jones; treC
aud submitted
Barney Price vs /. W. Miller; dis
missed BY plaintiff Mt his cost.
c. d. Bailey VS. J. " Buchanan
tried and submitted
State cx rel Collector OF Revenue v
Henry duncan; delinquent taxes
deed presented by Sheriff Murphy Nh,
ordered certified
State cx rel Collector Of Revenue '
Calvin Cupp, delinquent taxes; dee
presented by Sheriff and ordered Ger
tilted.
State OK rel Collector of revenue '
Dorc ms sexton ct al, delinquent taxes
deed presented by sheriff and ordcrc
certified
State OK rel Collector Of revenue '
Robcr, Bagncl ot al, delinquent taxes
deed presented by sheriff and ordere
certified.
State OK rel Collector of revenue +
Rufus Ricketts,, delinquent taxes dee
presented by collector of revenue AT
ordered certified.
Parkhurst Slcclh vs. Delphnc d.
I.assus ct al, partition deeds presentc
by sheriff and ordered certified.
] In re the incorporation OF Bonn
I Terrc. Cooperative Burial Associ
ton articles Of incorporation granite
e. G. Bryan ct Al vs. EIizabe
Nichols ct al, partition; sale ordore
State OK rol collector of revenue
Jesse Bounds, delinquent taxes; de
presented by sheriff and ordered cert
fled.
W. Frank Carter OF al VS. Mamie
Il Weber, partition; sale ordered
Sarah Easter ct al Va st. Jose
i Lead Co, damages; dismissed
plaintiffs.
Z Harriet Newman VS. +. M. Van
ct al; dismissed by plaintiffs.
! j. T Barbee Va West Stuart ct I
4, court found for the interpleadcrs a
ordered them tc hold the property.
Jas. Blythe OF al VS. j. +. Jone
y tried and submitted; court found II
- J. +. Jones had no interest in
prop .,y and assessed the costs
n him