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Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13
GLOBE MINING NEWS
PROGRESS OF WORK oM IMPRov-
 ING OLD DOMINION.
A Large Body of High Grade Ore En. countered in the Lower Tunnel. Natural Gas in the Pinal Paraffine Oil company's We'll. Good Prospect of Striking Oil.

At the Old Dominion good progress has been made during the past two weeks. The installation of the cleo tric plant at the mine is almost com pleted, the wiring has been done with the exception of the mine, and within a week the plant will be in operation furnishing lights to all the buildings.
 The foundation for the compressor has been completed and excavating for the concentrator is well along. Part of the concentrating machinery has ar rived.
 Grading for the railroad is progress ing finely and the rails are expected tn begin to arrive at an early date.
 Superintendent F. W. Hoar has been advised of the shipment of steel for the buildings and when their cree ton begins a better showing will be made in construction. work.
 The erection of five Stirling boil CTS at the mine has been completed except to put in the fronts, and work has been suspended for lack of mate rial. MT. Stevens. who has been put ting up the boilers for the Stirling company, left for the east on Wednes- day.
 The shaft work has not progressed very fast The lepth attained is about 335 feet. Ore has been en- countered in the shaft but the occur rences are not important.
 At the shelter, No. l furnace is shut down owing to the insufficient supply of ore. There is an abundance of ore in the mine but very little has been hoisted. owing to the pumps be ing out of order. necessitating the use of balers in the shaft. The difficulty has been overcome and two furnaces will be running again within a few days.
 MT George Stock, mining engineer and MT. Wilkinson, assistant mining engineer, are recent additions to the engineering force.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13
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 in connection with the ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM,

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-03
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
HAnRE. vT - 5. SOC


Boston, July 81 Fair tonight
and probably Saturday, light va
riable winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-03
TALK OF The TOWN.
Local Happenings TsrseIy Told For Busy
Readers.

Local Happenings Eereely Told For Busy
Readers.
A sl,o0white skirtfor 100 at Vaughan's.
Consult the eye sight specialist for
glasses at J. w Holton's
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kesson, Jr.,
went to Montreal today on a visit.
Friend Whitcomb went to Hlnsdale. N.
H., this morning on business trip.
Dan slcFarlane Of Graniteville went to
Northheld this morning on business.
Miss Bertha Mclean Of Craniteville is
visiting her brother, John Mclean, In the
city.
You cannot appreciate how thoroughly
good -four can be until you have tried
Wise King. Try it.
Mrs. Alex Ross and son left this morn
ing for Quincy, Mass, to visit Miss Liz
zie Thompson for few weeks.
Dean seaver, student Of Goddard Sem.
mary, is working as conductor on this
electrics during the summer vacation.
Twenty-three tickets were sold thi.
morning at the G.. v. station for the excur
sion to Montreal and fory- seven were sold
for the midnight train last night.
w E. Curtlce, who has been carrying
on the Hiram Martin farm for the last five
years, has purchased the Sprague place in
Brook6eld Of e. w. Carr for the consider.
alton Of 100000. Mr.. Curtlce will move
on to the place soon. The sale was made
through the d. A. Perry Real Estate
agency.
EN-. Lyon and Edwin Carleton hav,
| purchased Hyman Segels property on the
corner Of Summer and Central streets
This property consists Of d twotenemeni
house and a tenement cottage. The whole
property rents for about s3s 90 per month
and has an assessed value Of $2S90. 90
The price paid was in the vicinity o
100000 This sale was made through
the D. Al Perry Real Estate agency.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.
BaIlard & "a, reIlahle lnsuranee

The directors Of the Cooperative society
win meet at the store this evening at Z
O'Clock to exchange receipts for members
stock certificates
The young son Of Edward Burke Of
Mount street was taken tothe Heaton hos
pital at Montpelier yesterday afternoon fol
treatment for appendicitis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-03
TENEMENTS TO RENT

On Aver street. five large rooms spring water and barn.
Tenement Of four rooms ard single room III the
AvernI block.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-31

ium, jardiniere. Premium by R. S
Coolbaugh.
4. Best five plates five varie-
ties) winter apples, commercial
sorts adapted to this valley,
grown on trees under eighteen
years old. First premium, TWEEN
ty.eight pounds Paris green.
Premium by Palace Drug store.
Second premium, ladies' hand
carved belt, value $3.50. Prem
ium by J. H. Peters.
5. Three plates best and largest
apples, first premium, Baker &
Biggs, $500 worth of goods from
their store. Second premium, one
pair shoes, value $3.50. Premium
by Galley Shoe store.
6. Best box apples, packing
and quality considered. First
premium, 200 pounds fertilizer.
Premium by Fremont County
Fruit Growers association. Sec
ond premium, one pair mems
gloves, value $1.OO. Premium by
L. w. Felter.
7. Best plate apples. First
premium, souvenir gold coin of
st. Louis Exposition. Premium
by Fremont County bank. Sec
ond premium, one years subscrip-
ton to Clipper. Premium by
Canon City Clipper,
8. Largest specimen apple.
Premium cash $1.0O. Premium
by F. L. Smith Dry Goods Co.
9. Best plate Ben Davis. First
premium, umbrella, value $3.50.
Premium by Craig Bros. Second
premium, whip, value $1.0O. Prem
ium by J. H. Peters.
10. Best plate Gano. First
premium, one rocking chair. Prem
ium by Avery & Robson. Second
premium, one jardiuiere stand,
value $1.O0. Premium by III. g.
Young.
IL. Best plate Wine Sap.
First premium, two gallon Noun
tain and Plain paint. Premium
by Campbell Lumber Co. Second
premium, one pair mems gloves.
Premium by Peoples Store.
IL. Best plate Jonathan. First
premium, one pair shoes, value
$500. Premium by Davis, the
Cañon City record., 1903-12-31

premium, one jardiniere. Prem
ium by The New Store.
10. Best plate Minkler. First
premium, book on Irrigation in
United States. value $500. Prem
ium by II. N. Beecher, City Book
store. Second premium, pound
pail lard. Premium by Wright
& Morgan.
20. Best plate Newton Pippin.
First premium, mans shirt, value
$1.25. Premium by l.. w. Felter.
Second premium, laundry work,
SOC. Premium by j. B. Lantz.
81. Best plate Sheriff. First
premium, one walking, talking and
sleeping doll. Premium by Mari,
Goth Century store. Second prem.
ium, one set cups and saucers.
Premium by Wright & Penning
ton.
%. Best plate Northern Spy.
First premium, one whip, value
$1.00. Premium by Tyner Sad
dlery Co. Second premium, China
dish, value Soc. Premium by
Eureka Bargain store.
%. Best plate LAWYERS. First
premium, one years subscription
to Canon City TIMES. Premium
by The TIMES. Second premium,
six months subscription to Canon
City TIMES. Premium by The
TIMES.
"a. Best plate Baldwin. First
premium, cash $1.00. Premium
by Livingston Produce Com. Co.
Second premium, 5 pound roast.
Premium by 9. II. Edmunds.
25. Best plate Walbridge.
First premium, picture, value 81.
Premium by F. 81. Whipple. Sec
ond premium, one kit white fish.
Premium by Crozier & Rea.
26. Best plate Willow Twig. First
premium, Mocha and Java coffee,
$1.O0. Premium by Fred Riede &
Co. Second premium, one pound
Wedding breakfast coffee. Prem
INN Inv Frank McClintOck.
q. Best plate mann. First
premium, one fancy plate. Prem
ium by Harding Hardware Co.
Second premium, one pound finest
candy. Premium by Miller, Can-
ldy Man.
%. Best plate Northwest
Greening. Premium by O. A.
Keables 4 Go. Bottle perfume
vA.uO. faoi iIn,s ~
Cañon City record., 1903-12-31

l. Best display of fruit grown
by one person. First premium,
silver bake dish, value $500.
Premium by j. D. Russell. Sec
ond premium, pair lace curtains,
value 1925. Premium by Gem
Dry Goods Company.
2. Best box winter apples, CON-
mercial sorts adapted to this val
ley, grown on trees eighteen years
old or over, two and half class,
first premium, insurance policy,
value $500. Premium by j. NJ.
tRagsdale g. Sons. Second prem
ium, mans hat, value $1.5O.
Premium by Gem Dry Goods Co.,
Annex.
3. Best box winter apples, two
and quarter class, first premium,
mans hat, value $500. Premium
by L. w. Felter. Second prem
Cañon City record., 1903-12-31

shoe man. Second premium, cash
SOC. Premium by G. F. Pressey
13. Best plate Missouri pippin.
First premium, silver tray. Prem
ium by Rosenberg. Second prem
ium, one roast, value $l.OO. Prem
ium by Weaver & Bond.
IA. Best plate Geniton. First
premium, one pocket knife, value
$1.OO. Premium by Watson &
Bancroft. Second premium, one
neck tie, value SOC, by L. W.
Felter.
Is. Best plate York Imperial.
First premium, toilet set. Prem
ium by Seely Drug Co. Second
premium, Mocha and Java coffee,
value $1.0O. Premium by G. r.
Tanner & Co.
16. Best plate Colorado orange.
First premium, one Hartford tire.
Premium by Cooper Electric and
Cycle Co. Second premium. two
pound can Crown coffee. Premium
by Linkins & Son.
II. Best plate Paragon. First
premium, fifty pound sack Crown
Patent -four. Premium by Canon
City Milling Co. Second prem
ium, hand lamp, by J. J. Schultz.
Is. Best plate White Winter
Pearmain. First premium, one
sack Monogram -four. Premium
by Fair Mercantile Co. Second
Cañon City record., 1903-12-31

90. Best plate Smiths Cider
Premium by Smith Mercantile Co.
Fifty pound sack Silver Dust
-four.
80 Best plate Vandivere
Pippin. Premium by The Record.
One years subscription to Canon
City Record.
81. Best plate Grimes Golden.
Premium by Bethel Co. Mans
hat.
80. Best plate Huntsman.
Premium by Combs d Minor,
Blue enamel dish pan, value 81 .25.
33. Best plate Rambo. Prem.
ium by Ellis g. Hood. Nickle
plated coffee pot.
"a. Best plate BelleHower
Premium by Morrison Bros,
Manila Java coffee, $1.OO.
35. Best plate Black Ben Davis.
Premium by Higgins Bros. -Four
piece glass set.
36. Best plate Stayman Wine
Sap. Premium by G. G. Patton.
one brooch or one pair cuff
buttons.
81. Best plate Red Pearmain.
Premium by Hunter Palmer. One
bottle Palmer's Great Wonder
liniment.
3S. Best plate s hackleford h
Premium by G. H. Whitmore.
Dish or plate, SOC.
80. Best plate Rome Beauty.
Premium by Gem Dry Goods
store, Annex. One suit mems un.
derwear, value $1.OO.
CAKES.
Open for fruit growers families
only.
Chocolate cake. One ladies' hat,
value $500. Premium by Miss
Lackey.
Cocoanut cake. One ladies' hat,
value $500. Premium by Miss
Nelius.
Angels Food. One ladies' hat,
value $500. Premium by Elite
Millinery. s,-
RULES GOVERNING FRUIT CONTEST
lst. All fruit growers of FIRE.
mont county are invited to CON-
pete for these prizes.
End. All fruit shown must have
been grown by the exhibitor.
3rd. All fruit must be on the
table by / O'Clock p. m. Of first day
Of institute. -. Ia
- a - u - =
Cañon City record., 1903-12-31
Good For Children.

The pleasant to take and harm
less One Minute Cough Cure gives i'm
mediate relief in all cases Of Cough,
Group and LnGrippe because 1t does
not pass Immediately into the stomach.
but takes effect right at the seat OF the
trouble. 1t draws out the inflammation.
heals and soothes and cures permanent
ly by enabling the lungs to contribute
pure life-giving and life-sustnining
oxygen to the blood and tissues. DR..
Armstrong Of Della. Tex. prescribes Il
daily and says there 10 no better cough
remedy made. Sold BY Seely Drug Co.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-31

4th. No plate can compete for
more than one premium, except as
one of group or collection.
5th. Six specimens to consti-
tute plate.
Judges to be competent and dis
interested persons.
F. BArcHgLoR,
NJ. X. HAMILTON,
NJ. 4. Snow.
Committee.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-31
SLOW TO GET IN Line.
The Canon People Are Slow to Get
In Line Clothes Line.

The Canon People Are Slow to Get
In Clothes Line.
We have several families
who have had their family
washing done at the Steam
Laundry without missing many
weeks during our eight years
management.
y Now many more are follow
ing in line after finding out
that they can't have it done as
we'll or as cheap as they can
at the public Steam Laundry.
We Dewey washee we'll at the
Canon,
We Dewey washee we'll at the
Canon,
We Dewey washee we'll.
We have washee to sell,
We deoderize the smell
At the Canon.
CanonSteamLaundry
Jas B. Laatz, Proprietor.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-31

All who pay Record subscriptions for
next year, this month. will be given
the illustrated magazine, Farm Life,
one year without extra charge. You
get the two now for Si.25. You need
the papers, we need the money.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-31
# Home For You
$25 Only, per Month

A fine new frame house OF six rooms
and bathroom, just finished BY the
carpenter, blinds, range, electric
lights and ali convcniences. only FIVE
blocks rom the Post Office. Il
We will cell you this for $1,000.
and all you need to do Is to pay Us
S7so cash and the balance you can
pay at the rate Of Sas per month till
paid for with interes, IT 8 per cent.
We have two other houses costing
s., 900 and s., 300 Tor sale on equal
ly easy terms. Come and zee ~
about them.
We have money to loan st al
times on any good security.
We write insurance OF ali kinds and
do general Real Estate business but
are making special effort just now to
push city properly and fruit lands.
DsU1esse 4. Turnbuu.
SIS MAIN STRkRT
i Z
Cañon City record., 1903-12-31
Fossnd

Found
At Ellis & Hoods the only genuine
Estate Oak heating stove, guaranteed
TO hold fire flfty-two hour.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-31


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Cañon City record., 1903-12-31

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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20

Honsst Missourians viii be tempt
ed 10 take = SORT Of uuholy ioy ia >
news dispatch from Budapest.
Deputy Zolnnan PopP czssed =
sensation IN The lower hOsse Of the
Hungarian diet last week by dss-
playing 10, 900 kronsn IN cash,
which, be declared, had been given
him as a bube. Herr PopP IS a
leading member of the Kossuth par
~ and be said the money had been
rendered him on cOndiiion that be
desert his fellow obstructioaists sad
leave Budapest. He even named
the alleged bribeE, who, he said,
bad retained one-sixth Of the oouup-
ton fund as hrs commission.
When Herr PopP had told hia
story another member Of the diet
Herr Lovasy, rose and declared that
an effort bad been made TO bay Of
the Magyar orszag. n newsPspti
that supports the obsiruehonisss,
More starting accusations followed
and the session broke up in a u.
muli.
Altogether II was quite ike Miss
ouri. Itis TO be hoped thsi ths
parliamentary committee appointed
to investigate the the bribey charg,
es will find q Folk TO act as chsiF
maR.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20

after which Onstogo stepped out
from the ambush oi the twsnty
braves, just below the cavern 81
the biaH lie commenced 70 Chant
the death song Of his people. The
Piasa noved cur cautiously to the
edge Of his cavern, and immediate
y swooped doWn 20 bury his tsi0us
IN the chiefs flesh, a1d convey
him 70 his feeding grOund. bet
the Pizss fell dead a. BIS feet.
pierced by the twenfY poiso1ss
arrows. fred By his twenty Jravss.
The fame Of Onstogo Esns cat
iuto all that eountry, asd the n
dian mothers named iheH sons
alter him. a brave q the IIini
people srzie5 ne blsH ard carved
ihe picture Of the Pissa on Us sur
face. There the mothers took
their children uhen they ssng Of
the fame Of Onatogo, and tod fhs
boys that triumph comes only
through the help oi the gresi Man
itou.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20
ray FtAsA.

Above Bissel's point on the
Mississippi, where the rvss is
clear, some twelve miles above
Alton. Illinois, ,ou viii 6nd
ersggy bluH, some one hundred
feet above the rivef Ons Of sa-
lures barriers to prevent the over.
aow by the Fathers OF Matters.
Near the TOP Of this bluii is i-Sge
cavern, aud above the eavsrn
carved on she side OF the blua is
Representations Of shs Piasa bird.
Ia the days OF the mastadons,
during a eonfiet between two
tribes, he tasted human Hesh. AZ.
ter that nothing else would satisfy,
Il would swoop dowa over the
tribal village and carry Of a ehild.
woman or man. 10 the cavern near
the top Of the biaa. The best
hunters OF the nhe wsTe unable
to get on as trail or roms into
eondies with ,he monster. This
cavern 10 The blua vas has feeding
ground. Some times a skull would
tall out Of The cavern ts the yivsr
bank,
Aiser a moon oi las,iag aud
prayer, onasogo. The great and be.
loved shisi OF The Him people.
1old them that under the guidance
ol ,hs Naniiou. be was 10 b shslr
saviour. So be summoned suenty
Of his best braves, who With pois-
oned arrows, were % aceonspany
him h destroy this grim monster.
Arriving a the bottom Il the blaa
the ehisi gsss his men shsir osdsss
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20
IRt sIffS SMf.

Whenzae. Perry ! Er14aeszsr ~
Ella Bgf1neIzr. kks we ~
eertsEs tses1 q trust. Gated se E
dag a Esgs0isz. 1-sf. All -srsIe.ssl
sise EseegFssers ossce gE EsArss e0an
Missouri. iz hoaE - pn<e ssz
xexed tossesrss = Lssene - srzss,A
fte fUElowiRg deacz s1 rpat ssF
situste.i IL rks Ceznty - Bafes a.
state q 8issoari. g0-w4es 1ot 4
TO- ta Blo.sk ttlrtees. ttsi in the M
Hi1 TOWn Csr4pany's = First
90 tie town. now eisy. - Eseh ss|
nh5eh said eouVsyance Was niatie
scEre the paynlent " zhe sese
suns a nsoaey Haentl0Oe,i and
provided ia q ceFsaIa proa.sf
note Cr olEsatiou la arfting lnsa
1eel e tfrlst seE flrtk aud deeerI
A1sI WherNas. desaaif kEs 1oI
made Ia the payHleat n tae vs.
several sums - monsy ul0afhiy 80
When due. and Df the dnas eaeea
On accouAt thereQf ~ provided
r4tA1 IlAlfllArttlFf EffLE fft fttfI5E 4 ~
"a writing. aGd such 1sfanif E1a ec
tsnued ior nnre than six n1Rf
and xie n1ousaiy payalents now
theTeoa nre tr e1crss ~ all mDnt
paguirut= thensin Urovisied. idx "a
period - SIX m0rfhs.
Now tA,FefoFz. ~ fhe rfil0st
the h.gal boi,lFr ~ snld pr0nIlasll|
nnse o. 0hliGatiaa ia writing. antt I
nccpryianer with the terms uf 6s
tessi of trust. notiec y hereby I'll
that I. tbs unsirrsigued trnsfae. y
On FFbiay. tho 2lat day "a AaW4
lss5. l~Imern the h0urs ~ u'
o'eiae& in tke forVn0ou and ~
0'eioek Ia THIS nftrrnooa. AZ th& fft
door * the fieh Hiif bank. Ia
.clfy of kieh Hili. BNtes e0untr. ~
s0urk proeeed 81 ssli the sahs ahe
deserirei rial estate. Or - MA
thaxeof - may BE necessary. ~ IN
lie xrDdue 20 the biGbFst biflilsf q
cash. tuF the purposes q AatialFi
said icot - ae<uFci and the eo
and expenses uf execsftilte eaiss ffs.
GEORGE E. LOGAN
1f
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20
ii sMF.

Whereas. F0ruau and lIl
May Morwa a.. b. rhesF
tnin spcd q dated m iFt
dag of Marghs snsi rscnr'l
rse resursfsrs - flates raaa
Nlsaourf. IN boe D. paze IA t0d
regsf 90 Geo. T.. Logan a. trus
tae i.llowtag dsaseFitesf Feai ss
siraatesi n ths CoTaEg - Eafes -
ssats of Mss@suTf. to-wit. Al ~ E.4
thuse. ~ IN Rloek Va. ewenty e.
- la the Eleh HM Town ces'
ps1ngs nrst aiizlElan 10 the sawa
l1E city q Eich Hm- whleh
tuureyanee was zaaze % secnrp
pagnnent q the several a
nlansT aensiuzesI- aaa1 a. pragla
iz a esrrsin prqaaizsorv nose or 81
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20
OTter Il PsblCsihu.


HlHfe rf MaEsflIrt. -
E.orasv - Bafes
n ~ CIreuit court - Batszeoansy.
Mlssongi- II Taca1io1. kglzllsss ssA.
T9a gsorss ~. EHsrsz H-l gfgz
Wneon. plainrGs. W yaeos Ar
mold. gsrezaias 9. Patrse2 and 1aka
X Huhs1e. eefsu.lausz
NoN a. thIs day c1aues ths ptaia-
fsss ~ fkeig attorneg-, Teusp5gfsa
4 Hates. and 6Be ih-lr peslrtou aasl
afAsarif. aiseEzsE aeao1z etker
fhiaes tka1 aeseaanta geesa
AMOS. geentzh o. Rasrek and
lain r. Hassse are not rssn.s q
tl.e state - Biss0urs-
Wber1poa g y ur5sgnd - sze
eseFE - rarafi0u thar said 6sssn.i-
sat@ ~ rz,ti-sa - pzleari11 thss
faialrttNs haFe enuueE e11t
aEaiass tinera lnafAas egzxt. rseErEa-
~ 10 the fhrtefer terza tnlncE 81
whseh pefitNn * = a4sgss rhas
plaiEtsSs are the gwnerE 90 re ezsx
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ssrtEoa -. sswnstsg ~ q rzagp -
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tAey and fAelx <raE1ars a1d tto-e
iiF. fkrozxh ana En8eg wh0s 1Aey
clasz have lsea i- tte 0gs.z exsiszs "
adFense. gsacafls. and ri1tst1fs.ss
posssssion q saE5 lants ~ @-e
than ten Fssrs bat pact Ttat -
fznsanek slagnl -.saae inserass s4 Sad
Lands 1t.e nafzre ard eissscaer ~
Wsssch eia1rn s Ezknoa-n - E1z1ssl1s
and rsHnot - ssssrfl.sd asTgsn sz-
oepf that ssia eiaim = adverse szs
Tre5udlctaI 20 rla58fiss
W-harefors ts,e rtoiatiEs pray ffte
.e0art % try. ascertain- and aeser-
mi9e the estate tiris aad frszerests -
plaintiffs and aesen1ants respective
Iy. ia ard 20 ti,e reaR estate aflse-
sal5. aaal % dsEne auaE a55u8gs b.
irs izdgment and decrse. the TIKI
estate and interest - plaiatiFs sz9
leEzndants herein, zeTeraily, Ea and
TO said real property. apcariizg ~
the stazutEa in sszch eassz made pro
ridSi. and for al other AMI f1rttrr
proper reli<f t. tie court deezns
fitting and iusG PIatntfa fprzher
states that the above named ssszsd-
ants are nOn-resislents - the state u
Missouri.
And that unIe@s the said
Jacob Arnold. Jeremiah 6. Patrtls.
and John r. Hubb3e he and spFeal
at this court. at the next term there.
of. 10 b. begun ard hoiden az n.
court honse. ia tie eity % t5utier. IA
sesd coaaty, on tie 9Th day q Ces0
R,er next, and on tle first day % said
term, answer or plead 70 the fetf
tiou In said cause. the same WI y
taken a. coDssssel. and 5rdgraeai
, wi81ae renderesl aororIin9iy
And hs II further or2enad. that 3
copy hereof be published. according
70 Law. IN THn RnH HmL TRiBUNE
a weekly newspaper printesi and
[ putslishesi "a Bates cC8utv, No. fs1l
I Hour weeks successiFely, the tast Ia.
{ seTtiou tn be AZ last thirty days be
ifOne the frst day oi the next term d
the Circuit CUBrt.
J. PATTERSON.
Circuit cierk
A true copy q the record.
- wltaess my hand and III
sEAL sal Is tlse CIrcuif Coart q
- Bates enanty. this tth de5
IL August, lsN
J. A. PATTERSON.
Clrcuis eterk
I By e. M BAsKUEy. nepaty Cicxk.