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=. O'Neil and interment was MADE IN
the Catholic cemetery. Mrs. Goggin
went to Burlington some time since for
treatment, but slowly falcd.-Funeral
services over the remains of Mary, Is
year old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Mich
ael Brown, were conducted in the Catho-
lie Church Sunday afternoon by the Rev,
j. i. O'Nelll. The young woman died
from tuberculosis OF the throat.
Local T. 'ecaster w. a. Shaw of the
United states weather bureau reports n
mean temperature for September OF 81
degrees, which Is one degree higher than
the mean temperature OF the month Tor
the last 81 years. The maximum was ~
on the 10th and the minimum was "a on
the 18Th. The precipitation amounted 10
sos inches, the average September pre-
cipitation being 3U inches. Rain fell Is
days. The prevailing wind was from inc
south, with an average hourly velocity
Of GO miles and a maximum velocity OF
81 miles an hour fro-l tho southwest on
the oath. The month was made up or TWO
clear. eight partly cloudy and 20 cloudy
days Fog was noted on the 9th and 10Th
thunderstorins on the 4th eth, l5th ana
cath, and n light frost occurred on the
10Th
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POINTED PAR tGRAPHS.

His Satanic majesty loves a grouchy
giVrr.
Men who always look before they leap
seldom leap.
1t is harder to beat a poor carpet than
good one.
Being in love furnishes a girl with one
more excuse for crying.
Speaking of dogs, pointer should have
more than one good point.
Some people find fault with bad man
because 10 isn't worse
when woman is unhappily married
she would gladly recall her miss-spent
life
Somehow the less account man is
the more faith some fool woman seems
to have in him.
And the rlan in the moon is doubtless
forced to practise economy because every
thing up there Is So hieh.
Use long handled shovel when YOU
attempt to heap Goals of fire on the head
of a man who Is scf-admitted pessi-
mist
There is more affection in a 50-cont
cotton umbrella than there is in s.
silk one-at least it ahides with the orig
inal owner lonGer-Chicago News.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BENSON.

Richard Leonard. tho lumber merchant
Of the north part OF tho town, went 10
Burlington tho past week. also made a
short trip to whitehall, y, Y.-Clarence
Root, Benson boy. horn and raised
here has engaged to supcrlntond and
operate Dr. Ransom's farm in Castleton,
located near Lake Romoseen.-Plums are
being harvested late this year as they
were late IN maturing. Or. Newton or
this village has sold several bushels
Malcolm Hubert BisEop. the 10 months
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bishop.
died September q and vas buried Sep
tcmber 81 Intcrment was in Fairview
cemetery Cows arc very low this fall
owing to the lack of hay although there
was very little old hay In the country
The carpenters are making transiorna-
ton In the interior Of the town hall. A
substantial vault has been installed in
the basement, constructed OF brick with
double walls and massive iron door,
which will he utilized for housing tho
archives of the town.-The corn crop is
nroving much better than was expected.
r. r. y. Carrier Fred M"aCham is now
having his annual vacation Of two weeks
and seems to he enjoying tho peace ana
ouiet Of his own homo. His substitute,
hudson Belden is carrying the mail af-
ternoonS and runs the Swimming station
loren oons Pulaski Meacham is in Rut-
land visiting his daughter, Mrs. Guy
Wilcox miss Sarah NJ. Higgins is Wis
Ting her brother in Ticondcroga n. Y.
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Delbert Lawson VS.. Drs. Hall and Crane
was resumed in Washington county court
yesterday morning. The defense is stlll
putting in evidence. Il. A. Smith of Mont
pellcr, tho Juror whose illness compelled
postponcmcnt of the trial last week, has
fully recovered, Mrs. Kate Domacci Of
Mortified was brought in yesterday
morning charged with selling intoxicat-
Ing liquor contrary to law. She furnished
bail in tho sum of $500 and was released
from custody
Albert L. Somerville, formerly cashier
in the local Central Vermont freight Of
flee. is visiting in Montpelier, He has re-
signed as station agent of the Central
Vermont Railway company at Palmer
Mass. and is to go soon to Central Amer
lea to be associated in railroad work
with Il. ID. Nash. who recently resigned
as division superintendent of the Central
Vermont at New London, Conn.
The Rev. Dr. j. Edward Wright per-
formed a novel double wedding ceremony
Monday evening at his home on Baldwin
street Two couples We're united by one
service. The bridegroom IN one case and
tho bride In the other were brother and
sister. Henry T.. Cate Of East Montpcl-
Ter married Azubah Slayton of Calais, and
Jerry J. Slayton Of Calais took Enola G..
Goodridge of Upton, Mass, for his better
l,.tI
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FORESTDALE.

I.set Saturday while Joseph Hooker,
aged four years, was whiting a piece
Of wood his knife slipped and
went into his right eye, cut
ting it seriously. Drs. Baker and Averin
dressed the eye and he was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
where they are in hopes to save the eye
although the sight is entirely gone
Mrs Peter N!cklaw was called 10 Win
chenden, Mass. Tuesday by the serious
illness OF her sister, Mrs. G. C. Bump
Charles Wright Of Manchester passed
Sunday with mis- parents, Mr., ana Mrs.
f. r. Wright Rev G. +, I'LL of
Glens Falls. n. Y. called on friends here
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. J. Fortier
returned Monday from visit TO their
daughter at Schenectady, N Y.-Miss
Lena Manley. Miss Isabel Northrup and
Mrs. Mary Hull left Saturday for Prov
tdence r. I.-Mr, and Mrs. James Smith
and children, who have been Easing a
week at p. +. Wheelers. have returned
30 their homes In Warren.
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VERMONT 0, DARTMOUTH O.
ScOrcIcss Football Contest between
the Two Educational Institutions

Hanover. y. H., oct. 2-Although all
the students Of Dartmouth College were
present at the game to-day between their
own eleven and that from the University
of Vermont. they We're unable 70 make
college yells or the drumming of tin pans.
The eleven from Vermont sprung sur
prise on the local boys who expected
an easy victory. Vermont had shade
the better Of the game all through and
in the first half they gained 70 yards
for three downs before tho local boys
had fully realized what had happened
The forward pass was used by both
teams with varying success. the plays
beng ragged at times on both sides
Vermont, however. showed tho effe-,, OF
an experienced team and their lines
evidenced more knowledge of tho new
game, Wright. center for Vermont was
especially clever and his work was the
feature Of tn" game, Watkins. left ha!f.
also did great work and aided not "A
little in Caring territory. The Vermont
boys We're never in any great danger.
they being In Darunouth's territory all
through tn" game. Dartmouth. on the
other hand was kept busy in defensive
work. and had no opportunity to spring
any practise or trick plays. Tho Vermont
team showed up better than any previous
season II has appeared here. Summary:
Score, Dartmouth o, University of Yer
mont o; referee, Cloudman of Vermont
umpire, Brown of Dartmouth: time n
and Il minute halves.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Several weddings occurred in this
city last week Wednesday and Thurs
day. At the home OF Mrs. I-ottie Kellc-
her Thursday afternoon Miss Imogenc
Pottle. stenographer in the secretary's
department Of the home ofYice of the
National Life Insurance company, and
Stedman G. Wheeler. n lumberman of
Waterbury, were married by the Rev,
L. r Reed. They left in the evening for
a trip down the st. Lawrence river
and through the great lakes. Miss
Pnnsy NJ, severance and william B.
Jones, superintendent of the Grear-
son Beckett granite works at Will
Jamestown, were married Wednesday
evening at the home OF Mr., and Mrs.
Henry r. Severance on Prospec,
street. sThe Rev. A. ]. Hough was the
officiating clergyman. They left on
the midnight train for Utica, n. Y,
for a brief visit at the home OF the
parents Of the groom. At the Meta
odist parsonage Wednesday evening
Miss Helen f., Foss OF Hardwick and
Guy S. Knapp of New London. Conn.
were married by Presiding Elder W
S. Smithers.
The trial In Washington county court
Of the malpractice case of Delhert G
lawson va, Drs, Hall and Crane wYe
At~--..s.,AA Friday ny the ulnasA al
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Harriet benjamin. wife of the late
Joseph Benz min, died Saturday evening
AT the home of her son, L. j. Benjamin,
at the age of 81 years. Death was due Ia
a shock which she sustained a short
time previous to her death. She had been
for many years an active member Of the
Congregational Church. a regular attend
ant until the feebeness of age compelled
her to remain at home A kind neghbor
and an appreciative member OF society.
She Is survived by two sons A. NJ. and
l.. j. enjamin, two brothers, A. NJ. Fos-
ter of Cabot and Ell. of Newark, y. j.,
and two sisters, Gorilla Risshy of Barre
and Diana Blanchard of Mass. The fun
eral was held on Tuesday at her late
home. The Rev. Wilson of IIardwick
oflciatng.-The entertainment given IN
het church vestry last Friday evening was
well attended. The proceeds go for paint
ing the church,. G. Brown was at
Frank Batcheder's over Saturday and
Sunday, where he met his nephew
Arthur Town of Saratoga, who has been
in this place for several days on bust
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WATERBURY CENTER.

James Smith of Lowell. Mass, was in
town Friday and Saturday,-A ball game
Saturday between Shootsville and the
home team resulted in a victory for the
locals by score of II to 2. Batteries,
Shootsvillc. Pccor, Lovely and Lyman;
Locals, Hayes and Drew. Umpire
George Pccor.-Thc Rev Louis y. Moody
and family of proctorsville hay, been
visiting at T., B. Moody's,-Roy Morrison
was in Montpelier one day last week
Mary Greasy, who has been In the hos
pital at Burlington for FIVE weeks, has
returned ana is reported as gaining
slOwly.-W. T., Marshall is better and
able to be out after quite a severe Illness
Mrs. Wallace is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. A. K. Smalley.-James Trait has
moved to the farm reco" tly purchased by
him in Shootsvlle. John Paul Is making
extensive repairs on, his house.-John
Paul. Jr. Is cooking at the Pavilion in
Montpelier this week.-Archie Dow is
working in the telephone office in Water
bury,
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Doubles the Number Of Eggs.

To be successful with poultry re
Qures great deal more careful atten
ton than many are apt TO think. Ih'
house should he large and warm Tit
fowls should have plenty of exercise
but, more than that. the fowls should
he given as food what their nature de-
mands and what, If allowed free range
they could procure for themselves,
Pages Perfected Poultry Food" con
tains these ingredients in a carefully
compounded ration. A. \. Olmsted OF
South NeWbury, VT, has the following
to say in regard to this food; I'VE
have been for some time using your
Perfected Poultry Food with such
good results that we thought il Il prop.
er thing to tell You. 1t keeps our hens
well and in good laying condition and,
we think doubles the number of eggs
Being in good condition, lice do no,
trouble"
Any one sending his address on a
postal card to c. :. Page, Hyde Park.
VT, and mentioning this paper, will re-
celve by mail, free, postpaid, sample
package OF Pages Perfected Poultry
Food"
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GEN. GRANTS BIRTHPLACE.
Memorial Tablet on site of the
House Unveiled Yesterday.

Cincinnati Oct. In the presence OF
distinguished gathering that included
many old, army associates n memorial
tablet at the birthplace of President l..
$. Grant at Point Pleasant. in Clermont
county was unveiled to-day. II was the
first OF a three days celebration Of the
centennial and home coming week OF Cler-
mont county. A hronz" cannon and me-
mortal tablet have been placed on what
is believed to be the exact spot where
was located the house in which Grant
was born, and about this We're gathered
Governor Harris, Leut.-Cien Corbin,
Brig. Gen Fred -. Grant and other
guests. A detachment of regular soldiers
from Fort Thomas acted as guard of
honor. General Corbin, "A native of Cler-
mont county, presided The principal adj
dresses were made by Governor Harris
and General Corhn.
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GAYSVILLE.

Carl Edward Still OF Graniteville and
Miss Florence May Bishop, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. william BIS
hop Were married at the home of the
brides parents. Wednesday afternoon,
Sept. % in the presence of a group of
near relatives. The bride wore white
silk made princess en- traine and carried
a bouquet of sweet peas. Mr. and Mrs
James VI. Amsden of Randolph ofciatod
as best man and matron of honor respcc-
lively. Mrs Amsden carried sweet peas
and wore suit of white mule over blue.
The ceremony was performed within an
ella boratcly decorated alcove of the par
Tor, the bridal pair kneelng after the
wedding march played ny Miss Helen
Boutwell, and the solemn words of the
service being read by the Rev. ]. Wesley
Miller Of the Methodist Church IN BcthcI
From 1--WE to seven O'Clock a reception
was held during which refreshments
were served. The guests from without
the State were: william G. Bishop Of
Providence. r. L. the brides brother,
and William Chagnon of Manchester y.
H., the brides uncle Mr.. and Mrs. still
took the southhound night train at Bethel
for a brief wedding journey before TAX
ing up their residence in Granitoville.-
Mrs. William Reed is passing several
days in White River Junction and
Mrs. Whitney of Remington, y. II.
came last week to vi.lt her sister, Mrs
=. Il. TagEart Mr. Whitney returned
Monday leaving Mrs. Whitney for n
longer stay.--Miss r. C. Nowall of En-
field. y. H.. arrived Monday night t.
teach school at the south part Of tn,
town.-Those who attended the Nortl
| Windsor county Sunday school convcn.
ton at Bethel Setn. = we're: The Rev. +
". Day. The Rev. V NJ Mack. Mr.. anc
Mrs O. J. Richardson. Mrs Ella NJ
| PaE' Burns l.. OsEood, Mis- Hclor
Boutwell, Mrs. s. II. Tucker. Miss Agnc
Heap and Mrs. A. " Ballard. Mrs con
nors. who has been AZ Parker Bahcock
went to har home in Boston Monday ~,
| was accompanied by her sister. Mrs
| Ruth Babcco "A quiet wedding orcuro,
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gcorg,
Swinyer Monday evening Sept. o. whor
| their Youngest son Parker Swinycr Wa
united in marriage with Miss Odctte o.
| Rrstol.-AuStin Anisc and Mrs. Ami,
! Eimonds were married Tuesday cvenin.
| Sept "a by the Rev W. G. boutwell,
| They will reside in South Stockhrdge.-
Mr.. Ketchun of Randolph is 10 move int,
| the Methodist parsonage and work 70
| c.. d. Gushing Mrs. Ella NJ. Page wa!
| In Northi.id over Sunday the guest %
! her sister, Mrs. James Sargept.-C1aytor
| Mills Is working for {. u. Gushing
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BRANDON.

Frank MORN Is III at his home on
Carver street.-The Friday evening
service at St. Thomas's Church Will
be omitted this week.-Miss sSpragne,
who has been the guest of Miss Lucy
W. Smith. has returned to her home
In Brookline. Mass.-The annual meet
Ing OF the Womans Auxiliary Of st.
rhomas's Church was held at the rec
tory Monday afternoon and the fol-
lowing officers elected: President, Mrs.
F. s. Marsh; vice-president. Mrs
George Crockett; secretary, Mrs. r.
II. Everest. treasurer, Mrs. +. T.. Back
us; librarian. Mrs. Charles Crockett
Rev. and Mrs. Charles b. Carpenter
left Tuesday for Richmond, VI,
where they will attend the general
convention of the Episcopal Church
after which they will visit the James
town exposition.-Mr and Mrs. f. Il
Hyde of bennington are passing a
few DAYS with relatives in town.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Maroncy, who has been seriously IL
for the past few days, is improving.
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NORTH TROY.

Col. A. s. Tracy is very dangerously
III with but slight hopes of recovery.
His children from away are with him.
IF. w. Elkins and wife Of quebec
are in town.--D. W. Porter's house.
barn and their contents were destroy
cd by fire at about four o'clock Tues
day morning, October IA meeting
~ps held Tuesday at the G. A. r. to
see what could be done towards help
ing the oxford Mountain Railway COM
pany.
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PROCTOR.

Miss Mabel Taylor. who has spent the
summer at her home mas returned to
Wellesley College-Niss Stella Smith Of
Foxboro, Mass. is visiting in town
Mary Donahue has returned to Washing
ton D. C.-James Calder has gone to
Boston. where he has secured work.
The Rev. NJ. Kelly was guest at St
Domonic's rectory las- week. -Albcrt
Frazier has gone to Amherst, Mass,
where he has secured work.-Rob"rt
Gro. and family OF Philadelphia are
vi sting relatives In town.
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Vile, Mass.--Mrs. O. j. Ellis was in Ran
dolph Monday to attend the funeral of
her stcpmother. Mrs Anna Adams Ell
mer E, Hapgood is passing ten days with
his parents in Milton Mills, N H-Thc
Rev. H. e. Merrill of Fairlee gave "A talk
Sunday evening at n union service in the
Congregational Church.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
G.. Ashley, who were visiting relatives in
Rochester last week, have returned. 49,
Norman Hunt and family expect to move
To Woodstock where he will have employ
ment.-J. G.. Ashley visited his son in
Proctor recenuy.-Warron Tcnncy of
Philadelphia. Pa, is spending two weeks
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. G.. W.
Tenney.-Mrs. Daniel Durkoe mee Miss
Lucy lIale) of Riverside, Cal. is the
guest Of her mother. Mrs Martha Sibley.
Mrs. Mabel Sinclair has been passing a
few days with her cousin. Mrs Adclla
Wander Nc"r, during the lattcrs illness.
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NORTHFIELD

The remains of Mrs. Ellen Goggin were
conveyed to this place yesterday fore
noon from Burlington A mass Of re-
aaiapa was celahratad by the Rev. ].
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GUTTER NJ lark EFT

BOSTON, oct 2.
BUTTER Steady Northern, S2iad
3Slsc western S,a@S2qc; dairy, e7G2Sc.
CHEESE-Steady. Vermont twins lax
al5,ac.
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Wednesday, Oct. 2.

Sir lnonaS lNptOn expresses MS utep
regret at the refusal Of the New York
Yacht club to accept his challenge to Il
race for the Americas cup, and says
that his challenge must be abandoned.
Charges of eNtravagancc and neglect
full management, or, If not that, failure
to account for millions of dollars, are
made in Il petition calling for the APP.
po!ntment of receivers for the New
York City Hallway company and the
Metropolitan Street Railway company.
Mrs Aurel Ratonyi. a prominent So
ciety leader, has begun suit at New
York against her second husband, Il
professional horseman, for divorce.
Keokuk, Ia, put on gala attire to re-
ceive President Roosevelt, whose
theme was the similar treatment for
rich and poor,
-Four hundred mechanics went on
strike nj Sprnghill, y. $, in sympathy
with the striking miners of the cum.
berland Coal and Railway company.
Three persons were sent to Il hos
ptal. while Il dozen or more others
were slightly injured as a result of IL
rcar-cnd collision between express
trains in the station at proydcnce,~
Seventeen indictments have been
found 10y the special judge in the Gu
ban conspiracy cases, and the men in
dlcted are being held in default Of Sl0,-
900 bail each.
ON the charge Of soliciting positions
on public service corporations, the Suf
folk county Mass grand jury indicted
two state senators, two members Of the
legislature and two aldermen of Bos-
ton,
With all the members of the Mexican
cabinet present, President Diaz re.
ceived Secretary Root at Mexico city
and welcomed him in the name of the
Mexican nation
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224 paro. 800 trot for a purse of 81
brought up for scoring eight horses.
Three heats We're t-otted with No finish
and the rlro was postponed III, ir:2o to-
mnrrnM I,Ie summary.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-01-11
HOFFMAN PARAGRAPHS.

Misses Emma Hoffman and Ora
Cage went to Hereford Monday
on special business.
Rev George Bryant preached
his first sermon in this section
last Sunday to an appreciative
audience.
Deaf Smith was visited by an
other fire last Sunday that crea-
ted much excitement. Seventy
five men went to fight it and were
successful in putting it ont after
it had burned for several miles.
1t was set by a cigar smoker.
No loss except grass.
f. Hoffman has returned from
his trip in South Dakota, much
delighted with that part of the
world.
viii and Roy Cage have re
turned from their Mexico trip.
Farmers are very busy turn
ing the soil for wheat and oats.
c. H. Hitchcock went to Can
yon Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. T. Johnson
desire to thank their friends for
the many nice china presents
that were presented on their an
niversary. Several nave been
sent in since then by those who
could not attend.
J. w. McClain and family have
moved to Canyon for the benefit
of school. We regret very much
to give them up.
Sunday school at Paladuro is
growing in interest all the time.
Mrs. B. T. johnson visited
Mrs. 7. Lester Saturday. We
are highly pleased with our new
Majors from Missouri
TASSIE.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-01-11
CITATION.
The State OF Texas,

The State OF Texas,
| 10 the sheriff or any Constable of
| Randall county, Greeting:
| GOu are hereby commanded to
summon W. l.. ChildrrSs hy making
/ publication OF this citation once in
each week for four successive weeks
previous to the return day hereof, in
some newspaper published in your
county, ii there he II newspaper pub
Iished therein, but ii not, then in any
newspaper published in the Nth Jul
dlcial district; but ii there he no
newspaper published in said Judicial
District, then in Il newspaper pub-
/ lishcd in the nearest district to the
said 4Ith judicial District. to apppnr
at the next regular term of the Dis.
trict Court OF Randall county. To bp
holden at the court house thereof. i'm
canyon City, on the LIST Monday in
February a. D. 1907, the same being
the 18th day OF February A, ID. 1907,
then and there to answer n petition
lllcd in said court ON the md ony az
January A d. 1907. in u suit. mum.
bcrcd on the docket Of said court No
'"4. wherein W. +. Heller Is plaintiff,
''' W - NIlllltsS Is UcIpnVHUt, and
shid petition alleging that hereto.
iorr' towit. on the 18th day Of. June.
lN59. the plaintiff was possessed OF
the following described premises sit
uatrd in Randall county, Texas:
Block No. - in Lair Addition to
Canyon City, as shown by the rpcor-
ded plat OF said addition in the deed
records Of said county and state,
Book . page !, holding the same i'm
lee simple. That afterwards, on said
date. the defendant unlawful'y en-
tered upon and dispossessed the
plnintiff OF said premises and with
holds rom him the Possession thrrn
OF And prayS for Judgment for title
AMI possession ofsaid land. for costs
etc.
Herein fail not, but have before
said court, mt its aforesaid next reg
ular term, this writ, with your re-
turn thereon, showing how You have
executed the same.
Witness, j. a. Tate, Clerk of the
District Court Of Randall county.
Given under my hand, and the seal
81 said court, at Office i'm CANYON
City this the md day of January A.
u. 1907 j. A. TaTr. Cltrk
Seal District Court Randall 70.