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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-02
Ch.nute 8 Indians 4

Chanute. Kan. Jan. 2.-Chanute
defeated the Pawhuska Indians at
football yesterday by score of to 4.
Both scores were made in the second
half
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-02

1t was decided at the vestry meeting
of the Episcopal church to sell the rec
tory to clear all Indebtedness. The
vestry was called and conducted by
Archdeacon Leeds of Topeka. The rec
tory is located on South Colborn street
and is one of the most handsome cot
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-02

Seattle, Jan. 2-Playing fast football
football defeated the Chicago North
Division high school team at Madison
park Monday afternoon by a score of
IL to s.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-02

tages in the city. It was built three
years ago by F. Bennett Smith who
used it as his home until it was pur-
chased by the church.-Iola Register
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-26
KIRK SHELDON'S MINE

work, and were gathered at the first store
that had been opened, ,one of them said:
"I want to write a letter home, and blow
me if | know how to locate the camp.
the emergency. Taking what he intended!
should be dignifed position on the head OF
a flour barrel he said, with becoming gravity:
"Fellow-citizens, it's time that this town
should be named, and then we can start out
for postoffce, but not before. Now, pro-
pose that this ,fourishing settlement shall be
called Sheldon, in honor Of one of the fathers
of mining in this here valley" -.
There was not a dissenting voice to this
proposition, and then the entire party, start.
ed in search of the very young father of
mining in this here valley" astonishing Bart
and the boys as they burst into the tent,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-26
Wild Fowl in Alaska

Norton Sound, is the breeding place of these
fowls. All the birds in creation, seemingly,
go to that country to breed. Geese, ducks,
swans and thousands upon thousands of sand
hill cranes are swarming there all the time.
the lowlands, and if you go up the river a
little way from the bay the noise of the wild
fowl is almost deafening.
Myriads of robins and swallows are there,
as well as millions OF magnificent grouse,
wearing red combs and feather moccasins.
This grouse turns as white as snow in winter.
You can kill dozens of teal ducks or grouse
as fat as butter balls in few moments. The
wild fowl and bears live on salmon berries
and huckleberries, with which all the hills
are literally covered
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-26
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE

They continued washing, for the pay streak
ran up by the side of the vein, and it was
thought best to work it at least until every
thing should be ready for crushing the ore from
the true lode.
Mr. Sheldon concluded to start at once
for Denver to get machinery for the new
mine, taking only Manuel with him, and thus
leaving the original party alone without q
cook, as they were before they discovered
gold in Saguache county.
While he was gone, the growth Of the camp
increased From the day when the Judge "a ar
out adding to the number of newcomers, un-
FtiI, at the end of three weeks from the time
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-26

Mr.. Sheldon started for Denver, the ravine
was no longer portion of the forest, but
noisy mining camp.
Jerry, the red-nosed proprietor of the Cliff
Hotel at Silver Cliff, had sent workmen on
to build for him as spacious a house--six
rooms in alias he then owned, and four
stores, two of them under canvas, had been
opened.
The sides of the hill were dotted with min
ers' shanties, while the level portion of the
ravine and far out on the valley had been
made into town.
by magic and it Seemed to the boys as if the
little settlement grew during each night, un-
til the place where their camp stood was en-
tirey surrounded by log. roughlylhewn board
or canvas shanties; and. what was a. still
already had name.
One evening, after the miners had ceased
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-26

dragging Kirk out, without even word Of
explanation.
1t was wild, noisy time, that evening in
the ravine, when the town was christened,
and right glad were the youngsters when,
very nearly daybreak, the "fun" was ended
sufficiently to allow the more quiet ones to
days work to begin.
1t was nine weeks after Mr.. Sheldon had
left the mine before the first load of machin::
cry arrived. He brought with him force Of
men to take the ore out for the crushers, and
work was begun.
Bart, Kirk and Dory had nothing to do
save to have general supervision over the
Others and it was an eventful day for them
when the clang and clatter of their machinery
that the day had arrived when the value Of
the Kirk Sheldon" would be definitely known.
(To be continued next Sunday.)
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-26
With the Little Ones

Sunday school teacher: "What caused the
death of Lots wife?'
Tommy Jones: "salt rheum, guess"
The only money in chickens is what they
swallow.
Gamin Ito street ,peddler): "say, mister
are you really blind"
Peddler: "No. sell these cough drops for
my blind brother who stays around the cor
ner to look out for cops"
Whv is doctor like broken windlass? Be-
cause he can draw nothing from the well.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-26

cies of the feathered tribe. 1t was afterwards
found that their habitat in summer was the
waters of Alaska-the Yukon River and the
lakes of that hyberborean region.
People wonder where the wild fowl come
FROM They see the sandhill crane, the wild
goose, heron and other fowl every spring and
fall pursue their unwearied way, but like the
wind, they do not know whence they come
or whittier they go.
UP on Golovine Bay, on the north side Of
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-26
A Big Jap Soldier

=7HE Japanese are of small stature,
IH and their soldiers look anything but
i formidable, although the war with
lz=SsSSl Russia proved the contrary. But
IASgSs) there are some big japanese, and
one, at least is in the army. He is
Private Yamashita, of the Nagoya Field Artil
iery. He is twenty-five years of age, seven
feet tall and broad in. proportion His uni
forms are specially made, and he receives two
mems rations. His muscular strength is 30
great that he can carry field piece on his
shoulders, and if he eats for two he does the
work of four.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-26

NTIL the acquisition of Alaska by
the United States it was a wonder
where certain wild fowl went when
they migrated from temperate chimes
on the approach of summer, as well
ao opo,,, h;rds oDd ofhar small SDe-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-26
Electroplating
Copyright. by James Elyerscn.

Copyright. by James Elverson.
HIDING was formerly done by cover
ing the metal to be gilt with gold
leaf by hand, or with an amalgam
of gold and mercury, and then vola-
tilizing the latter metal; and the
same process was employed IN sil-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-01
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nave yead with some interest and
no little slrprise the sefics or articles
written by Major Hoy aganSt the con
siitution Stripped of everything else
The burden of his objection lies iu the
iact that the constitution leaves enfI
tiiell1 1ob much reserved power im Tue
people. a,id that this power Viii bel
used by them iuiudiciuusly and to
the danger OF free government and It's
Institutions
Ii Major Hoy Is sincere in his con-
clusiOn then the convention made
mistake when IL framed the initiative
and referendum proposition of the
consultation. reseWing this great pow
or TO the people do aot believe it.
and the 1871 years existence of repre-
sentative government by the people Ia
this country shows the fallacy cf
snch conclusions
The great Jefferson taught the dos.
triae that all power was vested IA
the people, aud that taxation and rep
reaentation must 60 hand IN hand.
and that the nearer tine government
was TO the people and the people to
the government the safer our iree In
stitutiona and later on ia our history
Abraham higcoa taught the same
doctrine
These two great Americans believed
in the intelligence of the people, and
were not afraid to trust them with
power They did not believe. as
Major Hobbs seems to believe, that
the people would abuse or aaarchize
that power into little mobs of societies
to war upon each other or society at
large
Speaking Of this particular provis-
ion Of the proposed constitution the
Major says "Hcnce. II follows That
al powers Of The state. legislative, ex-
O racy purc and simple it is the
electors. or the voters. and we will
have bhem If the proposed ceasuu.
ti0n goes into e1ectth the anomalous
condition Of state in the American
/ Union where all sovereign powers are
accumulated III the same hands
But says the Major. this is Dem
ocracy prueand simple, Il is the
exercise of the power of sovereignty
directly by toe people in person it Is
the very kGud of government that
societies provides themselves with
whose only purpose of government is
to wage war rpol other societies
The above quotation shows exactly
whore Major Hoy stands He does
/ not helieye with Thomas Jefferson
and Abraham Lincoln in the honesty
and the patriotism Of the American
,itizen6hip
He loses sight of the fact that tho
referepdrm IS q means by which the
The people can prevent corrupt legls
lation. state or municipal, drive into
Oblivion the trade OF the briber ald
corrupt buyers of franchises. either
Of state. county, city or town and
thus save the taxpaying people from
being robbed through the forms OF
law, II Is rarely that this powerful
piece OF governmental machinery is
ever employed by the people, but
when their sights are being ruthlessly
trampletl upon by the dishonest and
corrupt bought legislation, it Is
there 10 protect them. and that Is
what II was Iut into the constitution
for. and that is one OF the main rem
sons why the citizen taxpayer Of Ok
lahoma viii vote for its adoption.
LOGAN COUNTY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-01

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Logan County, Oklahoma, VIII. on the
second day of September, A. d., 1907
at the hour Of one O'Clock OF the said
day az the office OF the County Clerk
OF Logan County Oklahoma, receive
bids from any and an persons for the
Installing Of complete steam heat
ing plant for the new county build
ing Of Logan County, Oklahoma, ac-
cording 20 steam heating plant plans
and specifications now on file with
The COJnty Clerk OF Logan County,
Oklahoma
Said plant to be paid for by warrant
for one-hnlf Of contract price when
work Is completed and accepted bal
ance TO be paid by warrant one year
later
All bids mnst he accompanied by
certified cheek ~ the amount OF 10
per cent OF tos b,Is, gllarantcemg the
execution of a contract Ia case bid u
accepted
All bids to be one file with the
County Clerk Of Logan County Okla.
hOma. by 10 O'Clock a. m, ou the
second day of September. a d.. 1907
The said Board reservinl the right
TO reject any arJi an bids submitted.
The Board Of County Commissioners
of Logan County
by j. d. BURKE
ATTEST; Chairman.
NJ ~ TRAP.
County Clerk Of Logan County
By CARL T. RICE Deputy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-01

Commissioner district in said coln-
ty; and In each township, one trustee.
one clerk, one treasurer. two justices
Of the peace, two consiables, aud one
road oyerseer IN each road district,
and one member OF the county central
committee in each voting precinct in
said county
The following named persons are
appointed as judges and clerks TO hold
said election. and polling places are
hereby designated In the several pre-,
cincts az follows,
Antelope Township Inspector. r.
j Jenigan; judges. S. PuHiam, j.
w suits3 clerks All Cline and y. p.
Martin, polling place at A. L. Ayers
place on n. w. quarter Of section 90.
Rear Creek Township
Walter Wilson judges, J. A Price,
George Morgan; clerks w r Briggs
aud Miles Allen, polling place, Merid.
ian.
Bismark Township. Inspector y
y. Dyehe Judges Geo Hanson. w u.
lnelish. clerks. w. l.. Sullivan and
Thomas Feuan; polling place, Hubble
school house
Cedar Township. Inspector, Robert
Hancock; judges W. Erwin, G. II,
Gordon; clerks $. A. Jones, Guy
iicdgocpck' polling place, Pawnee
school house.
North Cimarron Township lnHpcc.
tor, John Foster; Judges i q Lewis,
W. J. Long clerks John Millard and
u J. Garner; polling place Coyle
South Cimarron Township lnspec-
tor. Henry Porter; judges. u Il New
land w w Spencer. clerlW u | Me.
Daniels and c. d. MiHard polling
place Meridian
Crescent Township Inspector a.
y Powell. Judges d W. Miller An
drew Powell; clerks. a. B Watkins
and p. st0bangh; polling place,
Crescent
Guthrie Township inspector Jen
Murphy Judges A. j whitney
Wnkerson clerks John Bachus and
VIM IT, Potoet polling place water
works
Iowa Township Inspector, Ien
Archer Judges, James Archer John
Henslcy; clerks. Robert Lister and
Frank L. Mcclure polling place
BiYer school house
iron Alognd Township Inspector
~ y Bross. sudges. G.. Ham. W n
| KcllOen.. sorts. a. Kruger James
GilmC& p1f'6g place, stockdalc
~ Township Inspector ) J.
~ Z Judges = GOOch II T. Feafy
81 - ~ y. Stems OttO 3. Burst
, DpllinS place. Riverside school hOuse
Z Ma-shall Township Inspector W
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-01

(Flrst published In Daily l.Nder
July 81, 190T)
Nosice Of Application For
Liquor License.
Territory of oklahoma. Logan County
SIS.
Notice is hereby given that /, g.
Herbcr. have This day filed il the
office of the County Clerk, In and for
said County, my petition, asking that
4 license be granted me TO sell al
retail, malt, spurious and yinou-
liqrors On Lots No 20 and 30, Block
No. So. Third Ward. City Of Guthrie
in said County and Territory.
If no protest be filed before August
18th, 1907 | Will demand of the
County Clerk of said County that peti.
ton be granted and license issued as
pprovided by law
Dated July 81, 1907
j. s. HERBER,
Applicant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-01
posTAL INspEoTIoN cHANaes
An AsaocIaten Pressl

Washington y. c. Aug LIN pur-
suance of the plans of Postmaster
General Meyer for the reorganization
Of the inspection service of the post
operation today A new division has
been created With headquarters at
Atlanta, composed OF Florida Georgia
and Soth Carollaa The san Juan
p. r. division Is. abolished and at
"a he'd 30 the Washington division
Mississippi Is taken from the New
Orleans division and added TO the
Chattanooga division
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-01

The most eminent medical scien.
lists are unanimous In the conclusion
that the generally accepted limitation
of human l,fe Is many wears below The
possible with the advanced
knowledge OF which the race Us now
possessed The critical period, that
determines its duration, seems TO be
between 80 and 60: the proper care
of the body during this decade cannot
be too strongly urged, carelessness
then being fatal 10 longevity. Nature S
hest helner after so Is Electric Bitters,
the scientific tonic medicine that reyi.
talizes eyery organ of the body Guar
anteed by an druggists soc
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Endorsed BY The county.

"The most popular remedy "a Otse'
go county. and the best friene OF nay
family" writes VIM NJ Dlelz editor
and Publisher Of the Otsesp Journal.
Cilbertsyille. n. y. SIS nt Kings
New Discovery n has provo 70 be-
an infallibla cure for coughs and
colds. making short work % ths worst
0f them We always keep a bottle in
valuable prescription known for Lung
and Throat diseases Guaranteed %
never disappoint the iaker by all drug
stores Price soc and Sl.00 Trial bot
ne sree
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-01
nkReAiNs IN AN EarArE.

BARGAINS IN REAL EaTATE.
FOR SALE
Three roomed house. two lots,
good wen plenty of small
fruit Chicken house and
stables. One block % car line.
$500.
Tea and Coffee house, invoice
s1,S00 to $4,000 required
Six room house. bath. lights,
sidewalks. two barna. cellar.
clstern. allgood repair Small
fruit. On car line Price $4,000
Two vacant lots. south and
west front. An excellent build
ing site.
Two lots. seven rooms. porch,
on three sides good well.shed
barn for horses, buggy and
coal One block car line
Price s2.500.
Two niles from city 100
acres fine land,ll0 IN cultiva-
ton, balance timber. living
water. 4-room house. stable
and ont houses. fenced and
cross fenced About goo fruit
trees Part cash
Two lots 9rocm house, large
pantry good we'll out build
irs. shade and fruit trees.
Close in. $1,000 if sold quick.
Part cash.
Two lots. 4-room house, shed
barn. Close in Price $500,
one half cash.
Three lots, 6.room house,
barn. well. fruit and shade
trees. Sidewalks Right in
town. Price s1,500.
one lot. 3 rooms and ldtch-
en-. porch front aud rear,
wash house. woodshcd, barn,
good we'll with pump, city
water in yard, electric lights,
piped for gas 81 500 two
thirds cash. balance one year
Two lots. two big rooms,
kitchen and pantry porch,
well. walks. good shade, barn,
chicken house. Two blocks To
ear line. Price 5000, one half
cash
Iell nc your wants and | Will sh
on the property.
<. V. HuTCHiNS,
ffice Phone No. 964. Home Mo.
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MARYLAND ASSOCIATION OF OHIO


Dayton. o. Aug 1.-The Maryland
Association of Ohio began its eleventh
ANNUAL reunion here today with .
large attendance OF visitors. The as.
sociatiOn was organized IN 1897 and
now has some 5000 active members,
Albert Kern of this city Is president,
r. G. HarhacmA Of Casstown and II.
H. Eavey of Nenia. treasurer
Some Of the speakers to lac heard
at The present reGliou which viii
-optinue over tomorrow, are Gen j.
Warren kiefer OF Springfield ohio,
Rev. r. X Bell of Baltimore. aud Dr.
D. H. Bauslan of Wittouhcrg College
The association has recently publish
I'd history of uhe society and It's
work.
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oLD AoMg WEEK osLsaaAEloA


li (By Associated PressA o
Boston, Mass. Aug This the
fifth day of Bostons Old Home Week
celebration was designated as Mas
sach goftg Day. with the governors
OF neiehborina states and the mayors
and other representatives Of the
cities of Massachusetts as the spe ial
grests The feat1fas of the program
me dusinR me morning and afternoon
included . fshermeuA race on BOs-
top light for ine Sir Thomas Upton
fsaiiene cup, an open air horse
ah0R and faees al the ChaHes river
speedway. and automobile p0faae
aad 4 rernlon and outing OF Oldtine
basepall players
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-01
EoR sALE-soHoLARsHIps.

FOR SALE-SCHoLARSHlPS.
Two scholarships in East
mans Business college, of
Wrightwright, Texas, full
course, worth $40 each, each
500.
One fun course $50 scholar
ship in Draughans Practical
Business college, for $40.
One fun course $40 scholar
ship in Mckinney Practical
Business college, Mckinney,
Texas, worth $40, for %.
One fullcourse life scholar
ship in Hil's Business college
dt Oklahoma City, full value
500. Can be had for $50.
One fullcourse scholarship
In hwesternBusiness uni
verslty, of Oklahoma City, for
$500.
One $50 scholarship in
Southwestern Business uni
versity. Oklahoma City, good
in all departments, for $23.
One full.course scholarship
in Morse School Of Teie-
graphy. Cincinnati, O., valued
at $40. can be had for $40.
One full-course F. NJ. X.
scholarship in International
Correspondent School, of
Scranton. Pa, valued at SIS.
Can be had for $50.
All the above scholarships call fC
in telegraphy, shorthan
bookkeeping, CONNIE
clal accounting, etc. All the college
named are first class. For furtht
address Scholarship
care Daily Leader. Guthrie, Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-01
CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY PRIMARY ELECTION
Primaries 10 be Held August 23rd to
Select County Candidates.

Primaries 10 be Held August 23rd to
Select County Candidates.
Notice is hereby given shat puI-
suant 10 a decision Of tho Democratic
Central Committee of Logan county.
ia the proposed state of Oklahoma, a
primary election Wiz be held In an
voting precincts ia said county on,
Friday. the 23rd day Of August A. D5
1907, between the hours of o'clOcS
. n and 3 o'clock p. m. Of said da3
for the purpose OF dominating canal
dates for the following Offices
ono senator
One Representative from each of
tile three representative districts in
said county
one Judge 02 bae County Court
One County Attorney.
One Clerk Of the District Court
One County Clerk
Ono Sheriff
One County Treasurer.
One Register 90 Deeds
Ono County Surveyor
One superintendent of Public IA,
ief
cae County Commissioner ~ egeh
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ows. John Garner; polling place
Rose Hin school house
Seward Township Inspector. B.
w Bowiby; Judges. Albert Ploeger.
Dulle lenreyss clerks. AZ S. B0wlby.
w r. Kooutz. polling place Seward
Springer Township Inspector NJ
Hggenbotnam, judges. w NJ. Taylor
q. Grggsb}; clerks. X Craig Albert
Cutler polling place, Charter Oak
school house
Springvale Township Inspector G.
w Greenway; Judges, sam Glyene.
Martin lie Grande clerks. 81 r.
smith Dan Willie; Do-ng place,
Evansville.
Spring Creek Township Inspector
Nabhen Syler; Judges. George Soy
bert. w N. Richardson. clerk Jerome
Cayanagh, Joe Denton. polling place.
Spring Creek school house.
Woodland Township. Inspector.
John Burnett; judges. a. . Todd.
J. B. Arnold; clerks. Peter pIagg.
II y. Gooen; polling place, n r.
corner section n, or as near as
practicable
Flrss Ward, city of Guthrie. Pre-.
cinct A-ilnsBector, Felix Ader.
iudgea, w ~ Gray. J. H. Bnfkc.
clerks, w d. Packer J. WV Diiiic:
polling place HHtselrs store
First Ward, city Of Guthrie. 2fe-
cnct y Inspector. G A Erxon.
judges, a g. Dawes, .iuso Busch
clerks, W. n Irwin, j. r Buckner;
polling place BachiOlds store
East 2nd Ward, city OF Guthrie
Inspector VIM Barringpr iudgo5.
James France. w r Wclchs clerks,
Harry Oycrbay John Oyerbay; pole
Ing place. Central school
West 2nd ward City of Gthgjc
Inspector John Scubbens judges I'd
Byrne5. Paul Ncwm0n clerks. charles
adler Frank Thurston; polling place,
city Hall
East Third ward Clty Of Guthflo
Inspector. Frank Olsmith; JUDGES,
Sam Evans, Ed Cooper elef6a. ~. =.
Herod Henry DerWln polling place,
BrO6as Opera House
West Third Yard city of Guthrie
Inspector Frank Hlldmant Judges.
W. q, Oids. M COl1r, clorks, ~ pndu.
w r Williams, poa.us place, lioog-
crs livery barn
Norh Fourh ward Clty ef GHsh-
ric ~luspoctpr ~ Anderson,
iudroa ~ a cease,
CLERKS. o t alaor
polling place. ChadWicks store
soutn Fourh Ward cts 0f Guthrie.
Inspector William EiHeaii judges,
Hiko White GOO Whlimifeh clefts
J. w POtsa, Nolr
lug place. West Side Lmnher CO., 5uh
and Oklahoma
Norih Fifth Ward city of CiHthrIe.
1ueuf. Iuhu CalEnrf- indgrE4 y.
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BARRIERS SCHEME
TO HELP TRADE


Bollefuntaino, o. ArR LIN ac.
cordance with mutual agreement
Reached some time ago the BARRIERS
of this ciiY today raised he price Of
shayes to fifteen cents. N order TO
prevent patrons from shaving them,
selves. the BARRIERS have decided 10
increase the price for honing razors
from % to 80 cents.
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NOTICE or APPLicA-
TON FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.


TON FOR LIQUOR LICENSE
Territory Of Oklahoma, Logan coun
~, SIS:
Notice Is hereby given that we
Bourger a. Johnson have this daY
filed in the office OF the County Clerk
IN and for said County. om petition
asking that a license be granted us To
sell az retail matt spirituons and
vinous liquors on lot No T. block No
%. 2nd Ward. Town OF Marshall. In
said County and Territory
II 40 protest be filed before August
IL. 1907, We will demand of the Conn
ty Clerk of said County that petition
be granted and licenae issued as pro
vidod by law.
BOURGER e JOHNSON.
BY J. l.. Johnson. Applicants