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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26
MmS ben Geri9ten.
Veue &IaQen.

STR gelieferte Waaren i'm Werthe
bon $500, bic i6nt angebli4 nod Gus
fommeu, rsi9te Nu9uf 8ui&mann
gegen Sobn 3. Wiler cine ala9e Elm.
Waltsr 5. Subbaro tlagte segen
Ius. s. Sobr u. u. tussen elmer
S9uloberi9reibuns itber 800 nebf
$25 Mnpattssebtbrsn.
@eser bic Stabt Snoianapolis
rei1te Sobn Goodman cine S9abens
eriabtlase fir SIS. 900 Elm. ST be-
baubtet. BOB bic Stabt an, s.. Sebruar
b. 3. ben 8iirgerfeig an South Str,
smiI9en 9elatpare unb alabama Str,
niat freibielt bon gis unb S9nss, er
infolse bsfsn ausalitt, binfieI unb fi6
beioe 2no9en i'm rs9ten 8sin brad,
mesuegen er 6 Monate i'm SOIpital
subrinssn muBte unb nod beute nidt
piebsr bsrgeftslt 1T.
Amer 9sppsl reiGts asgsn feline
Satin Nmbia cine S9eiounsstlase
Elm, fe beiGulbigsnb, i'm NIT S9impfs
nau,sn belsste uno sesen Setannte ibn
In iiblsn 2eumuno sebra9t su baben.
@s9en srauiamer Sebanblung mill
Sannab Gbsp nod 2~3.idbrissr gbe
bon ibrem @atten Jrancis geidieoen
fein; elei9seitis bsrlanst He fir f4
unb ben ~11=idbrissn sObn p64entli9
81 unterfasung.
Gbparb pri99er min bon ieiner
Satin Sha, nit Der er fi4, radbsm
fs i9on einmal eei9isben waren, am
25. Sanuar 1901 pieoer berbeiratbete,
ieBt wisoer geI9isosn iein, ba he i'm
anssbli6 sei8lagsn uno 10 ifreitIa9tis
gen Gbaratters 1T, baB er ni9t nit ibr
leben lam.
@egsn un9eniisenoen unter6alts
mill 6lora Weimer BON ibrem Wiliam
gei1ieben isin uno mieber ibren Wdos
9snnamen 5lora W. IrnOlo fibren.
Saifsp 6artman eriu9t in ibrer
3Iageiarift oas @eri4t, ibrsn @atten
@barIss, Der He b6swiais Derlafen
baben ion, %an5uwsiieu, fir ibren In.
tsrbalt su iOrsen.
6lora Barter srbislt In ibrer 3la9e
aeeen Mnbrsp s. Netpmar bonn Tris-
bensri9tsr Saeob u. gmrid s25 3u9s=
ipro6en. @e9en oieies urtbeil reidts
Nspman geftern g%erufuns Elm.
NahlaB8eribt.
SIM Na4labssri9t wuroe geitern oas
Ssifamsnt Der bsrforbenen Warp 6.
Cones our 8eftdti9ung eingerei4t.
Mls Mominifrator tpiro @onfantin
Sones, Der $50, 900 Birsi9aft fslts,
fungiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26

Aus ben cneliidben SN~ittelidnlen.

Die .@eitminitsr Rsniep" sibt
einen ue6erblid Der 2ebrgegenitGnbe in
BEN Dffentli9en M}itteli9ulen in Gngz
lan0. Yhbliologie, geologic, 8otanif,
@itronomie, Geologic: gdn5li9 unbez
tannt. @eiter beiBt es:
Geographic: unipItematii9; bsitebt
i'm ACKNOWLEDGMENT bon Namen.
9ei9i9te: faft uusi6lieBli9 eng
Hide @ei9i9te. Weltgei4t9te beinabs
nnbetannt.
Mdt6ematif: mdngelbdft.
p6biit unb gbemie: MIR Spe5ial@
fG9er un6 Damn i9le9t.
Gnglif9: ie6r Derna9ldfigt. @ufs
JAP ielten ober gar niGt.
Sran50fii9: un5urei6eno.
Seutf9; gar ni9t.
Surnen uno Sport: miro nit uns
berbdltniBmaBiger Wi6tigteit bebunz
0elt.
&eligipr: 8efu9 bss @pttesoienites
pbItsatoriI9.
&laffi9e Spra6en: nebmen biel
3eit in 4nipru9. iino ausi9luggebenO
fir oas S9ul5eugnib, perOen aber
ni9t 10 seIebrt, baB Ser Sur4i4nitts>
f6iGer benin Qbgang o Ser S6ule
Die 9laifiser leien unO ssnieBen tann.
Gnglii.e 2iteratur: berna9ldifiat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26
MmaeacaeM.

u. @reper, 0erR9e=
rungss, @runo-g igentbums-, anleihen-
rnb Mietbe-N sent. 3immer go. 81 i'm
6iBgeralb.@ sbdube, 6 OF Wartet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26
Gein Sen Giebsr; fein Mfbma;
,Noro Wi9igan @reurIunen
Wi0 NeunlnInnnin Qiuie
Yia YennInlpaniI

am 2. September mad ben beribmten BUR,
orten-Madinac, 9etosfep, Traperie Gitp,
Omena, Southport 8unbfabrt NUT 3d. 90
BON S~noianapoIis.
0esen ~gin3eInbeiten tpenbe man ii6 at
bic 9enrlpIpania Babn TidetsNsenten ober
SO. 80. 3i9arbion n, u. G. g. 81.
S~nbianapcIis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26

%. e.. Wit9eIl, 1916 Noro
alabama Str, meloete Der poli3ei,
oaB ibm aus ieinsm Stale isin Tabr=
rao 9eftoblen murbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26

vrwrIn ats y. nDner>
utter. Die Natur bietet uns 10
man9e Suttermittel, BEL beren Ser
pen6ung Dem 8eoIrfnib Der Sbiere
entiproGen un6 biel @elb seIpart miro.
go ftnO gum 8eiipiel Die @i4eln Elm
poraiigli9es Meiafutter fir Die Siibnsr
unb erieber Die 6leii9fitterung boa
ilno gana. gs lam iomit alien Oenen,
Die in Der Ndbe bon gi6enralounsen
tpobnen, ni9t orineenO genug ssratben
tperben, our @i6el5eit Die abgefaaenen
gi9eln iammeln gu la1ien. Die reifen
Srii9te peroen i'm 8odpfen gerDftet
uno bel tlsinen 9eflIgelbeitdnoen nit
Dem M0rfer aeritampft. Sas srobe
Mebl miro Dem tdgli9, einn1al bes
Moreens, gu rei9enoen Wei9futter
6eisemii9t, uno 5tpar auf Is Sibner
bier bis flint Gbl6ffel bon. Mie be-
reits eeiagt, eriibriet ii9 bierbei Die
@erabrei6une bon Sleii9ubfGnen, unO
man ersielt oenno9 cine beoeutenbe
Gierprpouftipn. Cine Su rei6li9e
9erfitterung bon Gi9elmebl lit jebo9
ni9t 5u empfeblen, oa oas Tutter bann
mGffen0 nirft uno BET einem fetten
S6iere Tdmmtli9e Srgane erf9laffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26

Sir SnSiana: S&on unb tpdrmer hemte
4benb Scnntag, pdrmer unb tbeilmeiis
b%epDIft, Sdauer i'm duBsrften nSrbIi4en
Tbeile.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26

2oeaIs0 etterberi9t
SdSn uno iparrner beute Gbenb; Sonn:
tag, %5unebmenbe bewOIftbeit unb fteisenbe
Temperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26

so afbtnston, 26. gas.

sur "a etnnOsn .nOsnb = ubr gOrssus, 81. gns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26

lu perfaufen: Ausesaei1nete quite gllntub
- Sieielbe 1T frii9 uno aiebt A 9auonen JatIh
pro 9as Sobu Ruif, Bluff Toab, sH WteiIsH ihb.
lia bon Der Stabtsrenae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26

N<crlanet-gin Wdb6en fir Sausorbeit. 3leine
Samilie. Refine g8di9e. EefertrSen per'
Ianet. gta9sufraeen So. 2OO2 Noyb Tslapars Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26
9tebesfnmmer

1rei5t gum Selbitmorbberiu9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26
Tbermometerfane

Tbermomsterftane.
S51fe 1emperatur. .......... rs @rat
Risbrisfe Ser1psratur. ......... Sc
80. Z. BIbtbe,
Seetions.O Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26

q eiratbseeiud- = Sin Want pbne 9inber uini9t
q 5psds Seiratb bic Befanntitaft elmer Tran i'm
alter BON 85 Bis 45 Sabren gu MAIDEN. abreHe
Sobn Stem, 1o16 Sho a9eft Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26

c6fnan; enes 0sIb su nerIetbeu IN treeuh eiuera
a Setr Q fur 8 biz 9 Yrostut.
American Home Buying Coz
0 4ombarh 0sb6uhe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26
Na6laB8eribt.

SIM Na4labssri9t uuroe geftern baa
Seftamsnt Der berforbenen Warp 6.
Cones our geftdtisuns eingerei4t.
Ils M%ominifrator tpiro @onfantin
Sonss, Der $50, 900 Biirsi9aft fslte,
fungiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26
d@afts=0ele8e19ett : ss ss. sssIss

phey Dertaui&eu tines gei3dftes probtren ets
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
8tmner q, sStteeraIS eebaube, RorhbfIi6s Gas
Wartst etrate uRb gtrse,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-12-22

of such licenses or franchises,
and to charge and collect the
same. The amounts collected
for such charges shall constitute
q fund to be expended for the
promotion of the work of the
bureau of corporations of the de-
partment OF com m cree and labor.
Sec. A. That between the first
and tenth days of July in each
year, and ct such other times as
the secretary of com merce and
labor may require. every corpor-
alton, joint stock company, or
other association engaging In
trade or commerce in food or fuel
supplies, as herein provided,
shall tile a report IN tile office ot
the secretary Of commerce. and
labor, signed and sworn to by its
president, its leasnrer, it's gen
eral manager, and q majority OF
it's directors. or by the persons
exercising the powers usually
exercised by such officers and
directors. setting forth such in.
formation concerning its organi.
zation, capitalization, properties,
earnings, proits, dividends. and
business methods as may be re-
quired by the secretary of com
merce and labor. A failure on
the part of the said corporation.
company, or other association 30
make and file the annual report
within the time herein provided,
or to make and file any additional
report within thirty days after
written demand therefor by the
secretary Of commerce and labor,
shall cause . suspension OF thu
franchise or license OF such cor.
poration, company, or associa-
tion, and all the rights there
under, until the requirements OF
this section are fully complied
with.
Sec. 5. That II any corpora
ton, joint stock company. or
other association haying obtain
ed from the secretary of CON-
merce and labor Q license or
.4 s. st
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-12-22
Illinois Cantral ts Build From Sioux
Ealis 20 Bonestesi

According 70 the Bonesteel
News, Geddes Is destined 70 have
two lines Of railroad before an.
other year rolls by. The fore
cast Is a plausible one and there
is nothing that will give as bet.
ter aecomodations than compe-
tition line of road. The News
states as follows.
Following close upon the heels
of the ''tip" from manager Bid
well Of the Northwestern that
the G. q N, w. would build west.
ward from Bcnesteel NEXT year,
come now the positive informa
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-12-22

valuation of the rights and pro
perty actually owned and pos
sessed by 1t; that IL is not an un
lawful trust or combination, or
operated in violation of the laws
Of the United States, and that IL
is nos It's pur pose to conduct q
business in violation OF the pres.
ent or future laws Of the United
States; that it has not entered
into any contract, combination IN
the form of trust or otherwise,
or conspiracy, In restraint o1
trade or com mmerce among the
several states or territories. Or
with the District of Colum bia, OF
with foreign nations, and that i,
is not its purpose to enter int
such contract. combination, or
conspiracy; and that it is not
monopolizing or attempting t.
monopolize, or combining or con
spring with any other person,
corporation, company, or assOcia
citation TO monopolize any part OF
the trade or commerce herein
mentioned, and that it ID not its
purpose to monopolize, or to com.
bine or conspire TO monopolize,
any part Of such trade or com
merce.
Sec. 8. That the secretary OF
com merce and labor Is authorized
to issue licenses and franchises
to corporations, joint stock com.
panies, and other associations to
engage in trade and commerce in
food and fuel supplies, upon pro
per application and satisfactory
showing, rs herein provided, and
such licenses or franchises shall
continue in force during the legal
life OF such corporations, com
panies, or associations respec-
lively, unless sooner forfeited or
suspended, as hereinafter pro.
vided. The secretary Of CON-
merce and labor Is authorized TO
establish q schedule of reasonable
fees for the examination OF such
corporations. companies, and as
sociations, aud for the issuance
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-12-22
Not unllkslx

Howell-Who was the fellow
who went around with . lantern
looking for an honest mani.
POWELL don't know. bat Il
he were 70 try II today somebody
would steal the lantern. Wo-
mans Home Companion for
January.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-12-22
mr.. 47s
A Bill TO Regulate Co porations, Joint
Stock Companies, and Other A..
sociaflons Engaging In inter.
state and Foreign Com.
Inerce In Food and
Fuel Supplies.

X
December 4, 1905, Mr.. Martin
introduced the following bill in
Jthe house Of representatives,
which was referred to the com.
mittee on interstate and foreign
commerce and ordered to be
printed.
Be it enacted by the senate and
house of representatives of the
United States of America in
congress assembled.
That every corporation, joint
stock company, and other asso
ciatioh, except corporations do.
ing exclusively the business OF
com mon carriers, engaging after
July first, nineteen hundred and
six, in interstate or foreign trade
or commerce, or trade or com
merce between territories, or
between any territory and the
District of Columbia, or between
any territory, or the District of
Columbia, or any state, in cattle,
sheep, swine, dressed meats,
meat products, poultry, poultry
products, dairy products, grain,
cereals, bi eadstuffs, coal, oil, or
other food or fuel supplies, shall
first obtain from the secretary
of commerce and labor license
or franchise permitting it to en-
gage in such trade or commerce.
Sec. 2. That before such Ii
cense or franchise shall be issu.
ed, such corporation, joint stock
company, or association shall
show to the satisfaction of the
secretary of commerce and labor
that the said corporation, CON-
pany, or association is not over
capitalized, but that it's alleged
capital represents only q fair
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-12-22

tion that Mr.. Schultz, estimating
eng gineer Of the Illinois Central
Railway Co.. has been at Wheeler
upon the river for nearly tw.
weeks past taking soundings
and personally inspecting the
crossings there with a view Il
furnishing his company an esti.
mate Of the cost in bridging the
river at that point and plating
the feasible routes from the
crossing back to the level of the
prairie here.
Mr.. Schultz had little 70 say to
.ayone at Wheeler and IL was
pnly just before he left there
that his mission was discovered.
For time it was thought that he
wasa mining expert quietly In.
|vestigating the goldbearing sand
along the Missouri near Wheeler
The secret Of his being there
leaked out accidently, however.
when he received instructions
last Monday. from the Illinois
Central company At Chicago. %
be at hand In that city t.day aud
present his findings ~ q meeting
Of the board OF directors OF the 1.
G. railway. He left Geddss last
Tuesday morning for Chicago.
Il has besn known for q good
while that tina Illinois Central
was desirous Of extending its
system from Sioux Falls west.
wrrd. A number OF different
surveys were made BY the Great
Northern several years ago
merging upon the Wheeler bot.
tom. The Illinois Central being
closely allied with the Great
Northern system, ID II predicted
that its line when bnilt will
follow along the iIine III these
old surveys.
In the matter Of 1 river cross.
Ing. Mr.. Schuitz found that the
crossing - the Grsenwood
agency. about forty miles below
Wheeler. was ) better one than
that at Wheeler. In the event
the |. G. crossed ut Greenwood
agency II will probably bnild
through upper Nebraska and
Boyd county striking Butte per.
haps. Should IL choose the
Wheeler crossing the line Of sur.
vey will follow one Of the courses,
viz: Up Grew creek direct 10
Bonesteel, up Burnt Rock creek
striking the level seven miles
west OF Bonesteel or up the
South Whetstons AMI running
out upon the prairie just east Of
Gregor3. The aim OF the road
is to reach Bonests.el II IL can b..
done. Grew creek presents .
directs route 70 BonesteeI, and
II Is claimed. will not prove 10 be
too steep . grade.
The line as projected from
Sioux Falls would strike both |
Parker and Olivet. Following |
this route II would seem from
the map that both Armour aud |
ieddes would be on the proposed
new line. But IL would drop in
south Of both eli these tow ns,
passing between Armour aud
belmont and cutting across
south OF Geddes 10 Wheeler.
This information OF the Illinois
intention TO reach Into
'his country may possibly be an
Of the eagerness
on the part OF the
Northwestern and Milwaukee 10
invade territory west Of the
Missouri river, and especially Of
he Northwestern's intention 70
build out Of Bonesteel next year.
[n 1906 there will undoubtedly
,e vast amount of railroad &C.
,ivity In South Dakota. Geddes
gaUa
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-12-22
CORN MEAL

Which grind ia my own mill.
Buy and be satisfied. Wholesale
agent for Armour Flour. the best
on the market.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-12-22
Wagner
FEED l1ILL

Il always ready TO grind your
feed for very reasonable charge
Feed always kept .,n hand, which
| will self fDr cash or exchange
Tor grain. No waiting for feed
10 be ground. / am handling
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-12-22

-srsYr sl-TT TIT
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-01-18

The above is picture of the Con-
gregational church at Jacksonville,
one OF the prettiest churches in the
Lamoille valley. 1t has good men,
bership and is presided over by Rev.
e G. Howard, who has been it's pas
tor some nine years. This church has
recently issued, from the News AND
CITIZEN press, an interesting booklet,
called Links of Memory" in which
are given quotations from the men,
bers. and friends of the church. The
hook ia sold at 80 cents per copy and
is handsome souvenir OF he cnurch
and the good people OF j. ff4rsonville.
Sent to any address on ro"eipt Of the
above price. Address Mrs. W. III.
Griswold, Jacksonville, Vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-01-18
GARFIELD.

Chas Thompson had the misfortune to
lose horse last week.
Some of the farmers in this vicinity are
putting up their ice this week.
Chas. Thompson is still on the sick list,
although not confined to his bed.
Arthur Munson and Leo Billiard are draw
ing wood to Morrisville for c. b. Swift.
Mrs. Geo. Ives is quite i'll of Bronchitis and
Tonsilitis. DR.. Stevens of Hyde Park is in
attendance.
Mrs. Edward Davis, who has been in Cam
bride, at the home of her father, Rev. Silas
Foster, tor several days, returned home
Monday.
Lester Foster of Johnson, who has been
spending several weeks at the home OF his
upcle and aunt; Mr.. Mrs. Edward Davis,
returned home Friday
G. B. Keller of Barton Landing was a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. M Davis Sunday
night. He was on his way 10 Morrisville,
where he was summoned by VT. Laraway OF
waterville as a witness on II case held there
Monday.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-01-18
LammoilIe County Good TempIars

Ga Wednesday the Lamoille County
Distri"t | O. 6. T meeting was held
with Stowe Lodge, No. 46 Ropresen-
tatives we're Dres ent from Worthwhile,
Wolcott, Cambridge, Hardwick,
Marshfeld, Fayston and Waterbury
Center lodges. The following officers
we're present or appointed District
Chief Templar, G. A. Abbott; Vice
Templar, Mrs. Carrie Straw Sec'v,
Alma Kenfeld Assistant Secretary,
Clara Mills Past Chief Templar,
Mrs. Abbie Warren Guard. Henry
Sanborn or Stowe; Financial S.c'y,
Mr.. Eaton; Deputy Marshal, Mrs
Nichols Chaplain, R P A. Smith
of Morrisvile; Marshal, Mr.. Down
ing OF Wolcotr Sentinel, Miss Full
lington of Cambl idge. The platform
with the Chief Tempar was occupied
by Grand Chief Templar C. H. Hay
den OF Riverside and Grand Marshal
Il E Straw of Stove.
Tue afternoon session was opened
with business meeting, after which
the following questions were discuss
ed (a) us it the duty OF Good Tenn
plars to expose violations of the liq'
uor law ?" (b) "Would county
board of commissioners he superior
to a town board p (c) SIS return
to the town agency advisable ?''
Much interest on all these topics was
manifested and interesting points
were brought OUT. Messrs. Martin,
Downing, Roys, Hayden, Eaton,
Fitch, Smith and Others took part in
the debates. The lastnumber on the
program was stirring address by
the Rev. Eliza VI. FL. Abbott which
was listened to with great interest.
The evening session was open to
the public and opened with singing
followed by debate upon the ques-
ton, (which has thegreater Influence
upon q chiId's future, heredity or en-
vironment % led by Mr.. Gowan of
Wolcott and the Rev. ?, A. Smith of
Morrisyille with remarks by Lucius
Sallies. Solos we're sung by Messrs.
Mills and Abbott and Miss Sarah
Mayo. A paper was given by Mrs.
Maria Tinker of Morrisville upon
"How Good Templars may influence
state legislation" followed by re-
marks by John CoDgers. A paper by
Mrs. Dora Eddy, Suggestions upon
how our lodges may be improved,
was read by Ellen Stearns. The ad-
dress OF the evening was by Grand Chief
Templar Hayden and was a master
ly setting forth of the reasons why
the temperance cause should engage
our attention. All thoughtful people
should be interested enough in bet
tering the condition of, society to en-
act temperance laws and to see that
they are carried out. The address
was full OF suggestions and inspira-
ton for earnest work in the order.
Dinner and supper was served by
the Stowe lodge and the meeting was
a most pleasant and profitable oc-
casion. The next session will be open
on June T with Wolcott lodge.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-01-18

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
Lamoille Commissioners to receive. examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of V. A. Patch, late OF
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purposes aforesaid at
the lace residence of V. y. Patch on the
2lst day of February and the 9TH day OF July,
next. from 1 O'Clock a. m. until O'Clock p. M,
each of said days and that six months from the
7th day of January A. D. 1905, is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors to present
their claims to US Denomination and allowance.
Dated at Johnson, this 18th day OF January,
A. D. 1905. WILL q: JONES,
GEO. DILLINGHAM;.
IA Commissioners.