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WANTED AN EXPERIENCED WHITE
cook wig gxod references. Apply. liol
pennsylvania Avenue. septS-4t
WANTED "A HALF-GRoWN Girl.
Apply go King ST. Sept l0-st
TWO OR THREE LADY CANVASSERS
are wanted about October 3rd. Must
have had experience in Wilmington. On.y
hrst-class canvassers need apply as this
Is high-grade proposition. Address a g,
The Evening journal Ofhce. septlO-4t
WANTED.-A WHITE WOMAN FOR
housework, reference required. eiB
Franklin St. sept9-st
NAMES AND ADDRESSES WANTED
OF six young ladies' vino want emp.oy-
ment in afternoons. Must have wide ac-
quaintance and be OF good appearance.
Commission Is liberal. Only those willing
70 apply themselves are wanted. Address
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sept10-4t
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MASSACRE IN NEW GUINEA.
Ten Roman Catholics Murdered by the
BIoodthirstY Natives.

Brisbane, Queensland. Sept. 12.-
News has been received from German
New Guinea saying that natives at
tackled the Catholic mission and muir
dered Fathers Raschen and Ruttar,
Brothers Bley. PIarschsert and Schille-
keus and Sisters Sofia, Agatha, Annie.
Agnes and Angeila.
Twenty-six natives were captured.
and sixteen Of them We're executed for
the crime. The design of the natives
was to murder all the whites, but this
was frustrated.
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s49.75 to the Pacific Coast and Lower
Rates TO Other Western Points. g.
G. o, Railroad.

From September IA to October IL in
elusive the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company will sell low rate colonist
tickets to San Francisco. Los Angeles
Portland, 0eregon. Tacoma, and Seat
tie, Wash, and to points in Texas. Col
orado, Idaho, New Mexico, South Da-
kota, Washington, Montana and other
western points at very low rates. For
tickets, reservation of berths and fun
particulars. call on ticket agents or
address H. A. Miller. 7. P. A., civ
Ticket ONCE, sO4 Market street. VII
uatngton. Del.
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Worcester Prays For Senator HOar.

Worcester, Mass. Sept. 12.- Senator
George f. Hoar is lying in semieon-
seious condition. and except for a
slight weakening there Is no change in
his condition. Prayers for the senator
were said in almost all Worcester and
country churches, Protestant and Cath
Ollie alike. Several special prayer serv-
ices were held That the end is near is
felt bv all
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WaIthour,s vletory In eerIin.

Berlin, Sept. r. Bobby" WaIthour.
the American cyclist, won the interna-
tional bicycle race at 100 kilometers
here. His time was 1 hour % minutes
and is seconds. Dickentmann Of Hol-
land, Hall of Holland and Robl Of Ger
many finished as named. Walthour
won easily and without having to
change his motor pace.
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Amateur Leaaue Came.

The result Of the games in the city
Amateur League on Saturday follows:
Landlith $50. s.....0O 0 81 Is
St. AIMS ...O l21O O3 0 OF
Batteries: Crouch, Brinton and Han
nigan; Beck and McDermott.
The st. Aloysius- Delaware game was
not played at st. Aloysus disbanded.
Brownson defeated Rockford in a fast
game winning by the score of to z
Brownson -. .....0 1920 Ks
Rockford -. ....,...0 003 x-7
Batteries: Shannon, MuIvana and
Corrigan; Halter and Lynch.
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Standing of the League.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Opened on the Boulevard Court Last
Saturday.

At the court. Twenty-frst and Bou.e-
ward on Saturday, the Boulevard tennis
tournament was opened. A feature was
the playing Of Lyons and Metzger The
tournament viii be resumed next satur
day when mems doubles, mixed doubles
and ladies' singles win be played. The
srnrae.
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OTHER TRT-sTATE GAMES.

Williamsport won both games in the
double-header with Harrisburg, the scores
being to ., and s TO. ,.
Penn Park of York. shut out Altoona in
hard fought gamei thes ocre being .
to D.
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RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

One half cent per word
each time.
Two cents per line per
day on monthly contracts.
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II you are interested in any or the fol-
lowing goods and if you will consider
quality and prices, we lead them an. For
bicycles The Bradford" and .'The vir-
ginian both for juveniles and adults. and
we guarantee the qualify and price. we
have the largest line Of sundries in the
State including the famous "The Brad
ford" tire and the best equipped repair
shop in the State for automobiles bicyeies.
guns and keys. We have special bargains
in guns, and we carry a fun assortment Of
Christmas toys for children. We also
handle motorcycles. automobiles. air and
bullet rifles single and double barreled
shot guns, baseball and football, and an
kinds Of rubber goods. Write for one OF
our catalogues. the largest of its. kind
issued in the country, Silver checks with
each purchase.
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soARpINa.


WANTED. D.--BOARDERS. GENTLEMEN
pr ferred, pleasant rooms, home COM
forts. sos w. Third st. septi0-3t
WANTED. D.-BOARDERs AND TABLE
hoardors. Apply, go King st. septl0-t
YOUNG MAN WANTS sECoNp-FLoOR
room, good west side neighb0rhood
about October LIST. Steam or hot water
heat preferred. Use OF telep one de-
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septlO-tf
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All transient advertis-
ing must be paid in ad-
vance. Telephone orders
mean immediate collections
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Said checks are to be drawn payable TO
the Water Department as surety that II
the proposal be accepted a contract vii.
be entered into.
The blank forms Of proposals supplied
by this department shall be used in maxi
ing out bids
Plans and specifications may be seen
and forms Of proposals and contracts may
be obtained at the office Of the Water
Department, S. T.. corner Sixth and King
streets, Wilmington Del Copies Of the
specifications and plans may be obtained
upon making deposit Of $50 said deposit
to be returned upon the return of the
plans and specifications.
The Board Of Water Commissioners re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids
should it deem It to be for the best inter-
est Of the city Of Whining on to do So.
THEODORE A. LEIsEN.
sepuz-st Chief Engineer.
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Call No. 80 from any .. G. A. nav zts-
tion--drop quarter in the stot--4a1~.
phone your want ad. The Evari~.
Journal will do the resk.
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NOTICES.
NorIcE.


A meeting Of the Republican voters OF
White Clay Creek hundred will be held
In the Grange Hall at Newark on Tues.
day evening at o'clock. Candidates for
hundred offices viii please file their
names.
DAVID APPLEBY, Chairman.
GEORGE MEDILL, Secretary
NOTICE. TO THE TAX-PAYERs OF
MILL CREEK HUNDRED:
Will be at the following named places
during July August and September, Ia
collect county poor. road, capitation and
dog taxes for the years 1903 and 1904, and
allow rebate Of per cent. on 1904 tax.
Wilmington Court House. Saturday.
September "a, from 10 a. m. to II m.
and ! 70 D. ml
Marshallton, Or. Balls Office. CWed-
nesday, September IA ana "a, from 10 a.
m. 70 y m.)
stanton, +. o., "wednesday. September
Il and q, from ] to $50 D. m.)
Red Mills, "wednesday September q.
from 1890 a. m. 10 p m)
Milford Cross Roads. September i3, and
Wednesday September 2S from 10. 80 a. m.
to i2 m)
Union, Cfuesday, September lS and We'd
nesday, September 2s. from to p. mD
Al g. +. McVaugh's every Monday and
Thursday excepting August II and is
from ] to p. m.
HENRY r. MeVAUGH,
Collector Mil Creek Hundred.
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SHERIFF. SALES.

sAI.E.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Ais Lpvari Facias 10 me direct
cd, will be exposed 70 public sale on the
premises, in the city OF New Castle.
New Castle county. State Of Delaware.
ON FRIDAY,
THE 10TH DAY or SEPTEMBER. 1904.
at o'clock, p. m,
the following described real estate. Wig.
Al that certain lot or parcel Of land
with woolen mills and buildings thereon
erected, situated ia the city Of New cas-
Ie, county of New Castle. and state Of
delaware, bounded and described as fol-
lows TO wit
beginning az point on the southwest
side OF Washington avenue whore fae
same IS intersected by the northwest side
OF seventh street. thence by the said
sue ',el q seventh street south sixty-seven
degrees west one hundred and thirtv-fivp
ieet 10 the northeast side III 4 thirty
iset Wide street TO be opened and called
enterprise street; thence bv the said side
~ SAID Enterprise street north TWENTY
three degrees west three hundred fept
70 the southeast side az Eighth street
lhenee by said side OF Eighth street north
atN tNtN-seNen degrees cast one hundred ana
tllIlN-hNe teet TO the said side Of Wash.
iheton avenue aforesaid and on or near
lhe centre Of the railroad track. faenes
nv uhe said side OF Washington aVenne
south twenty-three degrees cast tbres
4suituteu teet 70 the northwest side al
seventh street aforesaid and pace az hn.
ginning. Containing within said mefa,
ana bounds forty thousand ana five nun.
ared square feet Of land Excepting ans
FFeserVing thereout Vhe rights ana priv.
htEes ot the railroad company which
low occupies q small portion on said IN
oI land az the corner of washington ave.
nue. and Eighth street.
rs improvements consist OF a LARGE
priek mill and other buildings with ma
chimes, boilers, engines, shaftipp in,n.a
inients ana appliances appertenant 10 the
pant Tor manufacturing wool ana coffon
e,eeIea ana being on said above-described
ael1ed and taken In execution az the
" IIopeerY or James g. Knowles and Ella
'i'' ms VIC and It's. ana to be sold hv
s,A..,,,ihs ihMMIr r. sTIDHAM, sheriff.
August 20 1904 ''' va 2.
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FoR RENT.

FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-TWo DESIRABLE ROOMS
and bath, with all conveniences. cali
sos West ST. septio-2et
FOR RENT DWELLING. No sl5 Dell
aware avenue. Possession September Is.
Apply Real Estate Department Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Co. m,w.f-tf
FOR RENT.
alS Bennett st.
92l Bennett ST.
1902 Heald st.
lsol-ll Vandever avenue.
Store 100 Scott st.
Store and dwelling. Maryland avenue.
and Chandler sti set.
DELAWARE TRUST CO..
ausze-st-eod No. East Ninth ST.
FOR RENT.-FIVE NEW HOUSES ON
Pearl street rooms and bath
Apply y q GIiYER.
Cor New Castle Ave. and Heald ST.
sep12-2t
FOR SALE.
-FOUR CLOSE BRED IRISH sETTFR
pups. Price reasonable. 2l1O Lamott
ST., Wilmington. septl2-4t
FOR SALE. CHEAP BAR CUTIE
RE buggy, In good condition
FRANCIS II. HOFFECKER,
aug29- ts,-6t Room 4. Law Bldg.
THIS AD WORTH 25c AND a FREE
pen. Wishing to raise capital honestly
for start in business. / offer to all users
OF the pen, for 80 days, g2 Fountain Pen.
tirst-cass, for S.75 with this ad. WIN
give every tenth customer pen free. An
orders will be greatly appreciated sendI
cash and order to r. A. Fisher. Point
Peasant, n. J. sep10-2t
FOR sALE.-FAMILY LEAVING City
this coming Friday, September 49, must
sell regardless OF price, elegant $475 Up
right Cabinet Grand Piano. rs octaves,
silver-mounted over string bass, students
practice pedal, all latest improvements
beautiful carved mahogany case without
mar or blemish, as practically new, very
sweet tone and sympathetic action, fully
warranted for ten years by prominent
maker, and must be seen to be appreci-
ated. Price $50, including stool, to quick
cash buyers, as must be sold at once a
great opportunity for any one desiring an
CAL Residence SIS West
Street. septs-6t
FOR .-RESTAURANT WITH
good trade. Cheap for cash, If sold at
once. 109 French Street. sept7-6t
FOR SALE rHEAP.-A GOOD sEcONC. !
hara. two-seat carriage. ABessiagers. Gil
West Front ST.
we nave CARDS, Eh VELOPES. BILL
HEADS, STATEMENTS and TAGS at
Il. 50 per thousand. Samples mailed free.
Good work. Fink & son. Printers, Is s. /,
Fifth St., Philadelphia. Pa.
SAFES.
-. : NEW AND SECONDHAND.
Repairing: both phones. BARNES SAFE
AND LOCK CO.. II N. 9Th St., Phiadel- /
lna. mildly
PENSIONERS.
SERVICE PENSIONS FOR AGE
New and important order. 50 when a..
8 when 65. so when s.. s12 when 70 years.
John Wainwright e. Co.. Pension Attys..
md floor. ? W. 7th St. Wilmington. De-.
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BASE BALL.

Games Called at $50 p. m.
Wednesday, Penn Park.
Thursday, Penn Park
Friday and Saturday, Harrisburg.
Admission. 20 cents; boys, SC; ladies'
free. Grand stand 10 cents extra to all.
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PERSONAL.

MATERNITY PATIErTs ADMITrEl)
free ct the homeopathic Hospital. Il
BOYS AND GIRLS CAN EARN MONEY
after school hours. No outfit required
only reliable children. between ages of
fourteen and sixteen are wanted. as
collections must be made Work can begin
at any time. Address A sl, The Evening
journal othee. septi0-A
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sHERiFFs sALE.-BY VIRTUE on A
VIII OF Levari Facias, to me dl-
ttss1'ed, VIII be exposed TO public sale at
me Court House on Market street. he
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets in
me ety Of Wilmington, New Castle
county, State Of Delaware.
,r;,,,, - ON SATURDAY
Ahb nth DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1884.
at 10 O'clock a. M
me following described real estate. viz:
Al Al that certain lot or piece OF land
Win the tWo-storiod brick dwelling house
tTInlee,reon tIle, erected situated in the city Of
Warrington " aforesaid, bounded and de-
scrlbad as follows, to wit.
beginning on the westerly side Of Pom
lar street between Front and second
streets at the distance Of fifty-seven feet
from lhe northerly side Of Front street In
une middle OF the brick division wall be-
tween THIS and the adjoining house on the
south; thence westerly parallel with
Front street eighty feet to 4 stake
lhehce northerly parallel with Poplar
street sixteen feet six inches to a stake.
thehce easterly parallel with Front street
eehu passing through the middle of a three
Z 9 81 81 VIDE alley between this and the adj
JolhlHB mouse on the north eighty feet
70 the said side Of Poplar street Ana
tHthce thereby sQutherly sixteen feet six
lnches 70 the pace OF beginning ~ fnn
contents thereof what u may. With the
privilege Of the use of the aforesaid
II q iiein-Iset wide alley in common forever.
sel1eu ana taken I'm execution AZ tha
property OF the Equitable Guarantees and
Z (, IuAt company, corporation of tne
atdte ot Delaware, administrator Tal
ponls non OF Mary Coogan. deceased
ls,fI emery Mary Clinch, widow OF Michael
lenatei and 70 be sold by
EMAlIf r STTDHAM. sheriff
sueIlI bfhce, Wilmington, Delaware
september /. 1901 e
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Wilmington. Del. Semi

Wilmington, Del, Sept. 3, 1904.
EXTENSION AND FILTRATION OF
WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM.
Sealed proposals addressed to the Board
Of Water Commissioners, Wilmington.
Del, and endorsed Proposals for Build
ing the Filtration Pant and the Exten-
sion of the Water Supply System" viii
be received at the office of the Water De-
partment, S. p. corner Of Sixth and King
STREETS, Wilmington. Del. until y O'Clock
noon on Monday, the twenry-slxth day of
September, 1904 and will be publicly
opeaed and read at 1.so p. m On the same
day.
Tae entire work VIII be sub-dlvided into
sevel contracts as follows:
CONTRACT NO /. sedimentation
basin. 21,00o,Ooo gallons capacity; six III
Ter beds about five acres, and pumping
station
CONTRACT NO. .. 200 feet Of 72 inca
concrete conduit; $500 feet Of 66 inch con
crete conduit; 1850 feet Of 66 inch con
duit in tunnel; 1870 feet Of IS inch iron or
stee. pipe; intake crib and gate house.
CONTRAST NO. s. Two l6O0O.OOO gal
Ions centrifugal pumps and engines; two
200 horse power boilers and al other ma
chnery. :.
CONTRACT NO. A. Supplying about
$500 tons Of cast iron pipe ana specials. and
alternative bid for $500 feet Of 4s inch
riveted steel pipe.
CONTRACT NO. s. Supplying IS gate
valves. sluiee gates and special valves
from inches to As inches.
CONTRACT NO. c. 100000 gallons
clear water reservoir.
CONTRACT NO. Z. one custodis stack
l25 feet high
Each Of the several proposals must be
accompanied by "A certified check Of the
fnllnr,irr. arrnnt,rt.
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way for preparing for college, even
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evening, and do not call at all unless
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the Forthcoming Session of
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-12-22
Warning AGAINST Pneumonia.

Few more important Investigations
are Under way In this country than the
oae now being undertaken by the CON.
mission on acute respiratory diseases
which has just organized in New York.
Pneumonia has come to be the scourge
OF modern city life, and the increase in
the number OF its yearly victims has
been SO rapid that health commission.
e:s ara continually bewaiing taeir
neIplessness against It,
The physcia ns who compose the
commission are men OF the highest
standing in their profession. DR.. Jane.
way. OF New York. is chairman. and
such men as Drs. Os!er and WEIGH. CT
Baltimore; Dr.. Theobad Smith. OF
Harvard. and Or. Frank Billings. OF
this city. are among the members
They hold that these diseases. includ.
ing pneumonia. arr essentially CON.
municable, ard that theoretically, al
least, they are to greater or less sx.
tent preventa6!e. They propose to de.
vote themselves to the task OF iuding
methods OF prevention. Thci; &C.
searches will undoubtedly lead them
intc a study OF the conditions Of iit,
Ia cities, and especially. We presume
in fat buildings. and they may perhaps
In the end make recommendation con
corning everyday hygiene that viii
have valve even beyond the special NJ
ject which the commission seeks 20 al.
tain.
II ali the money spent on the gath
t,lng Of health statistics by on. large
cities had resulted in nothing more
than the showing OF the increasing
rJyages Of pneumonia alone-a show.
iTs so clear as 70 stimulate the best
srientlhc brains OF the country to seek
at once for the remedy-it would have
been money we'll spent. The health
bureaus cost little 10 comparison with
their enormous dividends In lives
Chicago Record.Hersld.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-12-22

>EuuS DLUUDt St.1s 49,
CURES eatarrh of the stomach
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-12-22
Hards Fiahs Tor 4 Trout.


7. Gomez from western North Carolina a
weliauthoriaed tale that can rival any
!, ctthem for novelty. It Ia about ruin
bow trout. says the New York Times
which was caught only after It's captor
had hooked 1t four separate times. on
four successive days. and after he had
once dived TO the bottom of the deep
pool to extricate the tangle into which
the willy fish had mixed the line.
About 60 miles southwest Of Ashe.
vile. as the, Crow files, in a. great tract
Of mountainous land known 40 the SAP
phire couatry. taking It's name fron
Sapphire lake. e., The native FISH Of IL /.
region Is the speckled trout, but Their :
have been imported many OF the rai-
bow variety, better known in California
and therea5outs. The speckled trout
is considered far more game as a rule,
and so the adventure with this particu.
lar rainbow is especially remarkable.
Unlike his speckled brother, the rain.
bow trout darts for the bottom Of The
pool the moment he feels the hook.
Unless the angler is very alert the prey
escapes by lodging under a root or
stone far beneath the surface and en-.
tangling the line so that 1t has ID be
cut
The fisherman In this case. PROBES.
sor OF the North Carolina university.
had been patrolling the Horse Pasture
river. which Is outlet of Sapphire lake
for several weeks. when one day he
cast his fly upon pool that looked
very deep and very "fshy," No.soorer
had the Hy touched the water than a
big rainbow trout struck. took the
hook and made for TIE bottom Of the
pool.
The professor could see that the Gsh
was huge one for those parts, but see.
ing was all the satisfaction he got, The
fish tangled Itself in the rocks. and
broken line was the result. That eight
the professor told his friends at the
hotel that he intended to fish in no
other pool Until he had caught this
Ash, and the next morning found him
On the spot. Again the rainbow struck.
dlved. ard escaped, The fisherman
was beside himself with rage. and the
third day he was on hand bright aud
early. Once more the trout took The
hook
Instead OF tearing loose or cutting
his line the professor laid down his rod,
dlsrobed himself. and dived after he
fish. Being an expert swimmer and
diver, he managed to explore the bot.
tom OF the pool. which was some II
feet in depth, but no matter how hard
he tried, he failed 20 G.slodge his vic.
tim, and Tor the third time he reached
the hotel unsuccessful.
To-day" he announced, On tae
fourth morning, ~ shall. give Tim 10
leevay at all. III use strong line
and try 10 pull him straight out, as
though | we're handling a sucker"
Catching trout without playing"
it is not deemed good sport by the en-.
thusiast, but the professor explained
that he was ready to sacrifice art or
commit any crime against etiquette in
order to conquer his new foe. And he
succeeded at last, for the line was too
strong and the jerk too quick for the
trout. AS usual. the fish struck greed.
l!y, but when he tried 10 dive there
was nothing doing" The professor
bore him away in triumph. The scales
recorded him as a twc-pounder.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-12-22
PUBLICATIONS NOTICE.

No, iQ62.
In the district r"urt Of Phillips county, Kansas.
De WnT u. WEsT. Plsibtf
W.
WE BEATHIcE NoRTe'eE oHPANY, Defendant.
20 The f. airic" Mortgage Company, the above
named defendant
You are hereby notified that the sbove named
lainiiG, De Witt q. West, uid on iheegird day Of
november, 1874. lie In the office Of the clerk Of
leabove naaIed court bic petitnn pra, ing that
u title IN and n the ksst Half Of The South
ast Quartz OF section Two 90. ana the North
lalf OF tire North East Quarter OF Section Eleven
H., In Township We To-, Snuth OF Rang Nine
zen to-. Wet ~ the Sixih Principal MERRIAM,
. quietrd, and especially us asain-t you.
lou ate rrQhired TO nSwer eaid ~ tltion on or
fore { e 5th day OF December. 1914 or Judge.
INT will be rendered In favor OF p.aintif qu Il.
his title A. prayed for IN bis petition, aud
'gaisst you for oosis.
G. A. LOWS, Attorney for plsiuiiff.
irst published Nov "a, 1871.