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Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-21
NEW FEE LAW BEING TESTED
Action Started in the Supreme Court
Against County Clerk DreIeL
PRECEDENT FOR ALL OFFICERS AFFECTED
state Loses Its Case Against state
journal 10 Recover for Alleged
Unauthorized sale of SUI
preme Court Reports.

" lbil CAdH correspondent
LINCOLN. Dec. 20.-CSpecial To-day the
supreme court granted an alternative writ
~ mandamus against County Clerk Drexel
of Douglas county on the relation OF that
county. to compel him to account for all
fees OF his office in excess Of 81 100 year.
The writ is returnable January , The suit,
which was filed by County Attorney Sla-
baugh, is intended to test the validity Of a
new enactment OF the last legislature.
which requires that fees in excess Of 81. 800
be paid into the county treasures The
legislature, through an oversight. failed 70
include a provision excepting the counties
having a population Of more than $1,000
from Its effect. and the result is to scale
the salaries of the county clerks, sheriffs
and treasurers in Lancaster and Douglas
counties. II is agreed that the suit shall
he a test case for all Of the officers af-
fccted.
In the application for the writ County
Attorney Slabaugh alleges that since April
County Clerk Drexel has been entitled
10 only $3.50 year. or 1915 a quarter. and
that during the last quarter he has re-
coived in fees. as shown by his records,
90. which Is s253.5O in excess of the
amount to which he is legally entitled He
also alleges that the county clerk claims
S--'"' anu iIluStS W pay over the alleged
excess.
state Loses Demurrer.
Today the supreme court handed down an
opinion by Judge Scdgwick sustaining tho
demurrer of the State Journal company 70
the states petition I'm the suit for $4,000 for
the alleged unauthorized publication and
sale of the reports OF the supreme court
The court decides the case on the ground
that at the time the alleged Infringement
occurred the state had failed TO have Tic
books copyrighted. The court also holds
that no relation Of trusteeship existed be.
tween the company and the state because
of the fact that the company had not agree
60 enter into a trust relation. At the ofir,
OF tho attorney general IT was intimateC
that a rehearinE would be asked for. i
was said That a federal question may be IN
volved in the decision as to the copyright
which may possibly be taken TO a United
States court
Suit for Damages Goes TO Trustees
The supreme court has held that tn,
cause of action for injury to business. en-
ploymcnt or property is such an asset tina
st passes to the assignee in bankruptc,
under the provisions OF the federal law. TT,
case is that of J. c. Cleland ct al. agalns
George f. Anderson ct al, from Dawson
county. The court overrules it's recen
opinion in the case Judge Sedgwick VIII
writes the present opinion, says that an in
jury to property is such an asset. TIL
right Of action referred to was involved fl
suit in Lincoln county brought by tn
plaintin against the Nebraska Retail Luni
Der Dealers association for damages 10
alleged Injury to his business, under III
provisions of chapter xci of the CompiIc
Statutes Ot Nebraska entitled .1rrus,s
The court holds that the injury sued 10
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-21
HOMECOMING OF KENTUCKlANS
state Plans 60 Have Great Time al
the Jubilee To TIE Held
I'm June.

LOUISVILLE. Dec. G.-(Special) -Actinr
upon a suggestion made to IL by young
woman born in Kentucky. but now living On
Colorado. the Louisville Commercial club Is
to have home coming for all Kentuck
ians next June The plans. as far as
matured, contemplate a celebration much
more extensive than any Of the home cCia-
ing weeks ever held in New England The
dates fixed are June Is, II. Is 16 and Il,
The first day will he known as "Rccer-
ton and Welcome day" Every county in
the state will establish headquarters in the
new armory at Louisville. where registrd-
ton OF visitors will take place. This will
be followed by civic and military parade
Mr. Henry Watterson has been invited to
deliver the chief address of welcome and
former Governor David r. Francis OF Mis-
souri, the response. Among many others
invited to appear on the program are
former Senators William Lindsay and John
G.. Carlisle Of New York city. Associate
Justice John NJ. Harlan of the United States
supreme court. former Governor Thomas T.
Crittenden of Missouri, and former Vice
President Adlai e. Stevenson of Illinois
This list will be enlarged with the names
Of other Kentuckians who, I'm adopted
homes have marked their names high on
the roll OF fame in the law, the ministry
and commercial pursuits.
Thursday, June Il. is to be Foster day,
in honor of Stephen Collins Foster, the
author Of the immortal song. My Old Ken
lucky Home"
Friday. June 49, Daniel Boone day" will
give both host and guest the opportunity OF
paying tribute to the Kentucky pioneer. re.
viving the states earliest history. the trials
and privations OF its men and women lr
the eighteenth century. A handsome media
will be given the person present who car
prove the closest relationship to the great
pioneer.
Saturday. June 16 has been set aside as
Greater Kentucky day" with barbecues
campfres and the like.
The census of 1900 shows that there arr
over 10000 natives of Kentucky now Twins
in other commemorative of the United
States. The Louisville Commercial clut
| would be gratifled to have the name anC
address of every one of these former Ken
| tuckians for the purpose of extending invi
| tations to them.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-21
GREAT HOLIDAY
PIANO SALE
Sweeping Reductions on
800 New and Slightly
Used Pianos

All Makes-Steinway Steger,
Hartman, Mueller, Emerson,
Steck, A. B. Chase, Reed, Ma
son & Hamlin, McPhail and
others.
One of the greatest Piano
Sales that has ever taken place
in Omaha is going on at the
present time at the warerooms
of SCHMOLLER & MUELLER.
We are forced to vacate our
present quarters by January
LIST, and have concluded to sell
regardless of cost, every instru.
ment in the store. Now is the
time to purchase if you ara
looking for a good Piano at
low price.
English Upright. fully repaired .$65
Ebony Upright, good for beginners 500
Kimball. Cabinet Grand S115
Singer Upright, Mahogany Case S13s
New Sample Piano, worth $3.50,
only .......... ..........S los
Chickering Upright, Rosewood
| case ........... ........ SioU
Sohmer Upright, fully repaired,
| only ..s......... 1900 S@iu
| $500 Steger Upright, slightly
| used ............. .....'... 1850
$500 Emerson Upright, returned
Kranich & Bach Baby Grand 1925
Steinway & Sons. ebony case,
slightly used-a great bargain.
New Eastern Sample Pianos, worth
double the money, only $185, S1S5,
$2O5 and $225.
The above bargains will be sold on
terms of SO cash and So per month.
We will ship pianos on approval
anywhere and pay freight charges
both ways II the instrument, after
careful examination, is not satisfac-
tory.
Send for catalogue, prices and bar
gain. list or pay us visit of inspec-
ton Operating five stores and
large factory enables us to fairly out
strip all competition.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-21

Watches, Edholm, Jeweler.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-21

Completion of New Building the oc-
casion for FeIicitation.

casiOn Tor Felic1tatton.
EEARNEY, Neb., Dec @.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-On account of the presence OF tho
State Board Of Education chapel exercises
at the State Normal school this morning
were of a more elaborate and interesting
character than usual, and as the building
had just been completed the celebration OF
that event also contributed something to
the enthusiasm and good feeling. which
were the distinguishing features of the
exercises. Unfortunately. State Superin-
tendent McBrien and President Crabtree OF
Peru were unable to be present. The other
members of the board were in attendance,
however.
The exercises consisted OF music and
speeches by Profs. Snodgrass. Thomas,
Miss Robbins, Mr.. Childs of York, the new
member of the state board. w. E. Hitch
cock of Omaha and Mr.. Gregg.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-21

j. ". Cattern, editor National Grain Grow
ers' Journal. Fremont.
1O:J0-Paper, Farmers Educational and
Cooperative Union OF America and the
Cooperative Grain Business" James But
Ter Topeka. Kan.
II :30-Reports Of committees.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
1;9o-Paper. Free Cooperation, versus
dent Farmers Cooperative Shipping asso-
citation, Kansas City, Mo.
committee. secretary and treasurer
2;So-Eeport of delegates to the State as
ISOLATION.
4D-r.lcction Of officers
THURSDAY EVENING.
7:3D-Legal Side OF the Grain Business.
Frank s. Howell, attorney for the Tom
Worrall Grain company.
Clemency for Prisoner.
Today Governor Mickey issued a COM
mutation to Frederick Sargent, a Madison
county man sentenced in 1898 to twenty
years in the state penitentiary for wife
murder Sargent, who has served twelve
years and is the oldest inmate of the prison
in point OF service, will be released on
New Year day He has been a trusty for
several years. He killed his wife in a
rage over her alleged unfaithfulness.
The governor has committed the three
year sentence of John II. Blair. a York
county farmer sentenced for statutory as
saut upon a young woman last year, to
take effect December "a
Corn Cooking Prize winners.
Deputy State Superintendent E. c. Bishop
announced today that Grace Odell. school
district p, Beatrice, is the winner of the
first prize in the cornbread making contest
Hattie Kreachbaum of district 70, Geneva,
is second, and Sadie Messman of district
90 Pawnee county, is third.
Anna Turnbull of district %. Burchard.
Pawnee county, is first in the miscellaneous
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-21

Baby Rings-Frenzer. 18th and Dodge
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-21
Nebraska Company Buys Bonds.

BANCROFT. Neb., Dec. 2o.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The $4,000 school bonds voted for
the purpose of erecting a new brick school
house were sold today to the Bankers Re
serve Life company of Omaha at a pre-
MUM of 800. The next highest bid was
from Mcdonald, Mccoy & Co. of Chi
cago at premium of s64S and II. c. Speers
| & Sons company Of Chicago at $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-21
Fatalities Prevented.

After an accident, use Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. 1t prevents fatal results. Heals
cuts, burns, sores. Is cents. For sale by
Sherman 4 Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-21
CROWDS GREET CORN SPECIAL
Farmers Greatly Interested in Lee
| lures by the Professors.

FRANKLIN, Neb., Dec. 2o.-(Special
Telegram.)-A large crowd was at the depot
to meet the corn special, which arrived on
schedule time. The crowd was made up
mostly OF farmers and they no doubt will
be much benefited by the interesting lee
lures which were given. A large amount
Of literature pertaining to corn growing was
distributed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-07
Commissioner Court.

Court met in called meeting to con-
slider condition of bridge over run
west OF Leonardtown, commonly
known as the Plank Bridge.
John T. Cecil the newly elected
commissioner took the oath of Office
before the Clerk of the Circuit Court
and entered upon his duties. On
motion of Mr.. Bailey, Mr.. Cecil was
elected president of the Board. 1t
was ordered that appointment of
Clerk be postponed until regular
meeting to be held Tuesday, Deem
Der 18th instant.
Clerk was ordered to obtain esti-
mates for an iron bridge over the
plank bridge run, and also 70 get
local carpenters to furnish estimates
for the repair of present bridge by
putting in new cross stills and two
lateral sills 10x12 full length of
bridge; also To support bridge by
six piles and generally overhaul
bridge. Carpenters in their esti-
mates are to state exactly what they
propose to do.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-07

Reh's High Class Entertainers
have just closed . week in Leonard
town. They can easily be termed
entertainers, and the show is clean
and high-class in every respect and
cannot be given too much praise.
Mr.. Reh as a versatile entertainer
can easily be ranked among the best
entertainers in the country. His
characters are gilt edged. Miss
Clare Furrow is a clever actress and
singer and by the applause nightly
proved she was favorite in Leon
ardtown. Paul divers part of the
program proved that be is really a
clever comedian, be is also very
clever in his novelty piano act. One
of the main features o. Mr.. Reh S
show this year is the Hindoo Mys-
terry Frank Bowen with his fiying
trapeze and Hnmp:y Dumpty Trick
House is another feature with the
Company. Mr.. Reh with his show
is singing sympathy" the song that
is true TO life. 7
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-07
Death Of Mrs. Susan Leigh.

Mrs. Susan C. Leigh widow OF
the late Lewis II. Leigh. formerly
OF this county, died at her residence
.226 ID street S. W.. Washington,
ID. c., Friday, December /, 1905.
Requiem Mass was celebrated at st.
Dominic's Church, Monday. Mrs.
Leigh was 81 years old. For years
she lived in the St. Clements, hun
dred, and there are few of our older
residents who do not recall with
pleasure visits to her hospitabls
home. She is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Joanna Caweod. of Stones
wharf this county. and three daugh-
ters-Mrs. p. J. lWimsats, Miss
Pauline II. Lee and Mrs. William
4. Palmer, all Of Washington.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-07
Harrison Bailey.

Miss Margaret NJ. Bailey, daugh-
ter of Mrs S. A. Bailey, was mar
ried last evening at 8 o'clock to Mr..
Harry W. Harrison, of Charlotte
Hall, St. Mary's county. The mar
raige took place at the home OF the
bride s mother, Belvieu and Granada
avenues, West Arlington, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. l..
VI. Bennett. pastor of Chatsworth
Methodist Episcopal Church.
The bride was attired in a band
embroidered batiSte gown, trimmed
with pearls, and carried a bouquet
of pink roses and smilax The
bridesmaids were Misses Daisy
Bailey, Dora Harrison, Isabel Cad
den and Bessie Gladden.. They wore
white mousseline and carried pink
roses. The best man was Mr.. W.
Guy Bailey. Miss Bertha Harri-
son. a niece of the bride, acted as
ring bearer and Hamilton Smith
aud Bernard Doyle were the ribbon
holders.
The library, where the marriage
took place, was decorated with pink
roses. yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS, smilax and palms. A recep-
ton followed the ceremony, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison left
for trip through the South. On
their return they will reside at
Mount Washington. San.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-07
COMMUNICATED
SCOTLAND, Md. Dec. 4, 1908.
AZZANA.


Again | take my pen in hand to
write you a few lines, as Azzana
seems TO be oblivious of this part
of the garden spot of ST. Mary's.
Pa is we'll and he says pointedy
that his democracy knows no change,
and that defeat makes him more
sanguine of the future. He is no
cobbler in politics.
Our school is progressing well.
1t not ignorance the Inlet of misery
and vice! With God S help intend
to study my lessons we'll, obey my
teacher, and always try to please
Pa.
/ take this occasion to make nv
bow to Bob White" and say that
trust that all is well that ends
WELL, and that blue dress is be-
, coming 10 me, iLasmuch as my COM
plexion suits the beautiful color. !
have no heart burnings aud Mr..
Smith, no doubt, accepts the ver-
dict of the voters of the county.
Pa says no maliguancy rankIes in
his breast. Don't you know Bob
White that a malignant creature is
like every perverted intelligence a
Sphinx, a terrible Sphinx PROFOUND
ing a terrible riddle the riddle of
the existence of evil? The demon
is simply the invisible wild beast
which has been presented to the
eyes of human beings by Dante in
his Vision of He'll. To taunt does
no hurt. Enemies are ignorant OF
this fact. Haunting is an unproduc-
tive outlay. Like hypOcricy, it is
an investment the devil reimburses.
| LITTLE GIRL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-07

From Oar Re0alar Correspondent
Heavy fogs occasionally take place.
Are they not the terror OF mariners?
It's during fogs that the phenomenon
1t. Elmo's fire occurs, which IS re-
garded by superstilious sailors as
the departed souls Of their comrades.
We have studied the fogs-some per-
/ sons call them storm fogs-which
occur on Chesapeake Bay. They
are OF a composite character. 10
certain fogs Mariotte discovered mi
croscopic prisms of ice in suspen-
sion 10 which be attributes halos,
mock suns, aud paraselenes.
Every body works down here.
They know that the sleeping cat
catches no mice, and that heaven as
sists those who never give up-who
are not afraid to work.
/ There is a plentiful supply of hog
and hominy in the district. Iron
hearted hunger is unknown. Afull
stomach resembles an easy consci-
ence.
Steamboats, generally make Mil
Ter s, Grason S and Bronze s wharves
according TO schedule time. The
feature Of steam navigation. We may
add, admirable feature, that 10 discip-
lines the very boat itself. Does it
not diminish the boats obedience to
the winds and increase its dociity
to man?
Flocks OF wild geese are frequent
ly seen, and We watch them until
they become only a dark shape upon
the horizon, growing smaller and
smaller against the pale twilight in
the sky.
The ant-like perseverance of the
workers on the telephone line is
cOmmeudable. There are a few old
men in 81. lnigo's district Some
one remarked recently while admir-
ing the venerable DR.. ]. Fl. Miles,
o that ] could take the engine out of
the old doctor and put it into a new
hull Mr.. Geo. Poe, of RIDGE, is 100
years of age, and he is comparative
ly active.
Miss Mary Bean, 2. NJ, ofSt. Ini-
COS postoffice, is very attentive and
patrons are well pleased.
AZZANA,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-07
First Communion.

First Communion al ST. Joseph S
and Mechanicsville, Sunday, Nov.
20, was especially noteworthy for
the large number of children-at
st. Joseph S, 53, and at Mechanics
vile, 63-as well as for the fervor
of manner with which the children
received the Holy Communion, in
dicating a course of training which
reflects no little credit on their teach
ers. A large congregation, in both
churches, witnessed the edifying
sight.
Friday next, being the Feast of
the Immaculate Conception will be
observed at the church of that title
in Mechanicsville. Mass will be
celebrated there at s, A. NJ, and there
will be reception OF new members
and diplomas conferred on old men,
bers of the Sodality at Z, Pm. The
Rev. ]. NJ. Mcnamara, of Benedict,
a noted pulpit orator, will deliver
the discourse.
On Friday, at $50. p. NJ, the col
ored members of St. Joseph S Sodal-
isy will bold reception, while on
Sunday next, December 10th, at 3. 30
p. NJ, the White Sodality will have
a reception and comforting of diplo-
mas, a suitable address, a solemn
procession, carrying the new statue
of the Blessed Virgin, the act of
conservation and Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-07
Dolly Madison Shoes.

We are making q speciality this
season of shoes and underwear.
Sc our lines before purchasing.
We have also our usual full line of
coats, dress goods, nattings, air
tight stoves, etc.
L. A JONES & SoS,
Leonardtown, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-07

Under date Of December 9Th. in
slant, Stephen McKenney Jones has
served upon DR.. Charles Vincen.
Hayden, Jr., notice of intention TO
contest the Doctors right TO seat
in the House Of Delegates.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-07

We are now prepared to furnish
our customers the newest things in
hats, ribbons, hosiery. gloves, dress
goods, silks and trimmings.
L. A. JONES & SoN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-07

l am prepared to serve funerals at
the shortest notice and on terms to
suit the hard times.
In connection with this, / devote
especial attention to my Blacksmith
and Wheelwright department.
All orders quickly and neatly at
tended TO EUGENE HALL.
May lO-tf. Dynard.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-07

Wednesday last, Col. William Kill
gour, OF Rockville. paid flying visit
to LeonardtowH. Many friends here
were delighted TO see him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-07

At Chapiico Hall, Thursday, No
vem5er =, gold masonic pin. The
finder will please return to BEACON
Office.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-07

RESOURCES.
Leans and discounts. IB.ass 81
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. ~
=. ; Binds 20 secure circulation. ESQ 20
Y. Bonds ON hand. so 90
Bonds. securities. etc. 4UkS %
bai. king house. furniture nxtures, s23 =
Due from approved reserve agents. 2A3l7 %
u fo o9t San sa sssa Ssal. @
Fractional paper currency. nIckels
ad GEMS. l49 %
Lawful money reserve In bank. viz:
specie, i6 4Sl 30t
LegA tender notes. 12Y40 or sssI 10
REDEEM rtio8 fund with Treas
urer ID per CT Of circulation. 3l2 80
Total. SIS. lso el
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. Q 5000 90
SURPLUS fund, 5,SO0 %
Undivided profits. less expenses
aud taxes psid, 4zs 50
National sank Rotes outstanding. $40 %
Due to other Nafionai Banks. 7y3 IS
DIe TO state Banks and Bankers. Sss5 90
Individual deposits subject to
cheek, 1885 30
Certified Checks. IL an
SashieT . cnec 40 outstanding, 20
Total. Ska ia gI
state Of Maryland. County Of 81. Mary's. ., ::
/. L. j. Ster ing. Cashier Of the aboye-named
bank. do soennly swear that the above state
meut IL true 10 the best Of ms knowledge aud
belief.
L. J. STERLING, Cashier.
10 before re this l7th.F. u. MoRGAN
day Of Nov, 1906. :EsoCH 81 ABELL
10. Z. MORGAN. J. P. ~. v. KISG. Directors.
Nov 3. lsl5f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-07
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 90,
AT lO, A. NJ.
SAMUEL V. HAYDEN,
Nov 23 o.
W. Meverell Loker, Atty.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
" and NOTICE To UNKNOWN HEIRS

Joseph b. Drury,
). Gladys Dillow,
Josua Smith, Plaintiffs.
VS.
Marie +. Nash, Bushrod S. Nash.
Amanda Pillsbury, Alfredo. Dyer,
Charles +. Dyer, L.. Appelonia
Dyer. Jennie Dyer, BENZ. Norris,
Robert Dyer, Kate Dyer, Susan Hol-
ly, Francis Readmond, Cinderella
Redmond, Maria Redmond, Henry
Mattingly and Laura Mattingly,
Defendants.
In the Circuit Court for st. Mary's county
In Equity, No. 1912, n. L.
The object Of this suit is to procure a decree
Lor the sac Of certain real estate ia st. Mary's
County, oi winch a certain Hezekiah d. er,
late OF said county, died seized aud pussesseCi
situated Ia the znd k4eStiou District of said
county aud Ca. I'd and known as Thorn ps,,u' =
y c0n. .s La acres, more or less, and
Also tract Called hopewells' containing III
acres, more or less. Tor the purpose VI pa, lug
the debts due the Plaintiffs aud ala other cred
ltors VINO VIA come IA and contribute to the
he UIiI states that the said Hezekiah DYER.
deceascd' ieIt no personal estate whatever 10
discharge the deOts due ana owing by him
anu pray that "A decree Ue passed tor the sa q
ot his Eeai estate, or mucn thereof as NAV
oe necessary TO pay the debls OF The said HeZ-
eklah Dyer. lnaL Inc said Hezekiah Dyer
died leaving the above defendants as mis- heir
at law.
Inat the said Marie E. Nash, 8ushro6 3. Nash
JeuIIe Norris, benjamin Norris, hoOerI Dyer,
traucIs headmoua, Maria hedmoud, Laura
Maulnsy' Susan Holly are non-reside nts of
this State.
IL Is tnereupOn, this I7th day of November,
iSO1, ordered W tue Circuit court for 81. Ma
- eOu"ty, ia Equity, that the Plaintiffs by
Causing a cUpy OI this oruer 10 be Inserted IA
some ueWspaper. puUaIsned In 81. Mary . cuun-
-, once ia each vi TOUR successive weeks be-
lore the aih 40 day Of December, 100, give
NOTICE 10 the said absent defendants aud All
the reslaent or non resident heirs oil the said
heLSkiah n4 er, whether knUwn or not knowu
oil Ine OBJECT and substance VI this oiII, warn
lag them 10 appear In this Court In person ur
~ solicitor, CA OK Def re the l2Ik day Of Jan.
uary 1916, 10 snow cause, "a ANY Lney have
WnJ a oeSIee ought not u he passed as pFaS ed.
ESUCH b. ABELL, CLERK.
True Copy. Test, ENoCH ID. ABEL, CLERK.
Nov 23-5t