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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
PRAIRIE DOGS WAYS.
Traits Of an Animal That Was
Domesticated.

Ono dog slightly more than half
grown 7 kent near me for the pur-
pose of tanning and observing. For
three or four days he was sullcn, but
at the end of that time he began TO
cat cooked prunes. sugar and sweet
potatoes and drink an abnormal
amount of water for an animal Of
his size; and at length he would
rear up on his hind legs and yell II
his food and drink were not sup
piled regularly. No bed would suit
him. lie would cut up bags and 9th
er soft material and arrange and re-
arrange his home. Yet somehow he
could never please himself and final
ly he began to occupy my hosts bed,
going under the top quilt usually.
And If there we're any attempts to
remove him he would become furi-
Gus and bark and snap and jump as
if he we're a great beast. He would
even grab my finger in his mouth,
but never bite It, Even in the mid
die of the night he would leave his
own bed. IL he had been made to go
there, and climb up on the big bed.
At the house at that time was a
pretty yellow kitten, which laid
claim to the bed part of the day, and
] feared he and the dog might get
into rumpus; so my surprise can
1asily be imagined when ] observed
the kitten pinning the dog under the
cover with his forepaws, so the little
prairie animal could barely move.
Yet when the kitten finally relaxed,
the little fellow came forth. licked
the kittens mouth, and told him
something in prairie dog language
and the two lay down together much
as two kittens would. Thereafter
they were the best of friends, sleep
ing side by side every day.
Altogether the little dog was ono
Of the keenest animals in intelli-
gence 7 have ever known, although
he could never understand the glass
In the windows. For an hour at a
time / have seen him examine and
paw It. This he did repeatedly, even
after he became so gentle as 10 be
given his freedom.
Occasionally stray dog would he
brought into the room to warm. Of
ten he would Just about arrive at
his ease, when little Buck would
stick his teeth into one of his toes.
then dart away. He never liked
dogs. Yet he seemed naturally to
be fighter / have known him to
leave the house, go into dog hole
and fight, eventually returning scar
red and bleeding.
As to prairie dogs and snakes,
there are many contradictory state.
ments, so | observed Buck very care
fully one day, when saw him run
almost on rattler near a hole. lie
stood back until the rattler went in
to the ground, when he took care
ful survey of the B.ii-.. ,.. riled
in dirt as fast as he could until It
was filled and battered II hard with
his nose. Nor did he stop at this.
He went directly TO another hole, in
TO which he knew that one opened,
perchance, and filled IT, likewise.
Buck was death on rats. although,
of course. he did not eat them
Forest and Stream.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
CONSTRUCTION Boss Shot Three strikers

Wheeling, w Va. Aug 22.--Three
Italians were shot and seriously In
jured Friday by construction boss at
Dam No. IL on the Ohio river below
Wellsburg, w. Va. The Italians at
work on the dam struck for more
wages and when their demands were
refused they tried to destroy parts of
the completed work. One of the con.
struction bosses opened fire on the
strikers with revolver.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
Boy Killed by Train.

Ashtabu'a, o., Aug. 22.--,Iohn SteY-
ems. aged 8 years son OF Charles
Stevens, jumped from a J. & +. freight
rain on which he was stealing ride,
ialling on an adjoining track ahead Of
;hc Pittsburg flyer Thursday night, be.
ng thrown go feet and instantly killed.
Three other boys with him escaped un.
iurt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22

Columbus, o., Aug, 22.--John p.
Reid, who committed suicide in Lon
Ion. England, Thursday, was fugitive
rom justice here, having been indict-
I'd for assault on his own daughter He
vas wealthy contractor and fed the
country after his Indictment The as
'ault happened about a year ago, and
aeid was out on $4,000 bonds.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
sirnnt wilma Glory and $500 Ret.

Washington, Aug. %. - Charles
Street, catcher on the Washington
baseball team, on Friday won bet OF
$500 made with John Biddle OF this
city by performing the unprecedented
though oft.attempted feat of catching a
regulation baseball dropped from the
top of the Washington monument.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
Bali PLAYER Injured in coIlision.

st. Paul. Aug. 22.-While coaching
on the third base line in Fridays
game. Tim Flood of the St Paul team
was run into by Third Baseman Nc.
Carthy of the Toledo team, and the
formers cheek and iawbone were
broken, and his nasal bone was frac
tured
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
Judge AppOInts Assianee for Bank.

Cleveland. Aug. 22.-Thomas j..
iolmdep, treasurer of the State Bark
ng & Trust Co.. was appointed as
signee OF the Farmers e. Merchants
bank by Judge Adams Friday. to sue
iced Edward +. Spurney, removed,
Tho appointment was made on the
unanimous recommendation of the de-
)osltors committee.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
AM unlaue pamaae sun.

Louisville, KY, Aug 22.-Aability
for the contraction Of tuberculosis is
charged In a $4,000 damage suit filed
here by Richard Deyine against the
operator OF rug factory in which he
was employed until he developed tuber.
culosis
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
Woman suieided in Jail.

New York, Aug. 22.-Possibly acting
on the suggestion contained in a maga
zine story which she had just read, q
young woman awaiting trial on o
charge OF shopliftlDg committed sui
eide in her cell in the Jefferson Market
prison Friday night by hanging herself
to the transom of the door with rope
taken from the prison cot.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
Made a New Record.

"Dover, Eng, Aug. 22.-T w. Bur
gers, the English swimmer, on Friday
made his sixth Intellectual attempt to
swim the English channel. He started
al Dover at 1 a. m. and was taken out
of the water at 11;45 last night, hav-
ing swum 22 hours and As minutes, a
new record for remaining in the water
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
Editor Collects $3.50 for Bryan.

Chicago. Aug. 22.-Robert Ewing, ed
itor of the New Orleans Daily States
visited the Democratic headquarters
Friday and turned over s3,250 of con.
tributions to the Bryan campaign
fund, This sum represented donations
collected by Ewing through his paper
In eight days.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
Deadlock ls Broken.

oswego, n. Y, Aug. 22.-After an
eight days session in which 332 ballots
were taken, Charles l.. Knapp was on
Friday re-nominated for congress by
the Twenty-eighth district Republican
convention.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
A Judae ls divorced.

Ti6in, o., Aug. 22.--Judge John c.
Royer, former state senator, was grant,
ID a divorce Friday from Lalcenia
butes Roger, She was awarded 5000
.,i'hony Phe Rogers were married
asst September aud quarIelsl on their
Seddlng trip.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
ouarrel Ended In Murder.

Youngstown, o.. Aug. 22.-Urged on
by his two brothers, Rachello Pollu.
chic, after quarrel over a load of
stone, drew dagger and plunged II
through the heart Of Frank Gileppo at
the Hillsville stone quarries Friday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
J .ThreM herself from a Tower.

EIerringsdorf, Prussia, Aug. 22.-The
bride OF week of Prof. Rudolph Spit
zer OF Sternberg, Mecklenberg-Schwer
in on Friday threw herself from the
top OF the Bismarck tower here, fall
ing 200 feet to the bottom OF the
cliffs upon which the tower is built.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
ES "a xME Rn The PAINT OF
EH ~. WV QUALITY
ZeTaae Sherwin Williams
Amman Sells 1t.
a Fs,a, Mistake.

Columbus. o., Aug. %. Walter
Starkey. his wife end two children, ol
Groveport, near this city, were accl.
dentally poisoned Friday and ore chi'd
is dead and the parents and the Other
child are reported to be dying. Tho
poisoning was due ioa mistake said to
have been made by Mrs. Starkoy IN
mixing arsenic with dough while mak'
ing a pie.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
Six Balloons Entered in Race.

Columbus, o., Avg. 22.-Entries foi
the Columbus balloon race which Is
to start on August 20 were completed
Friday Six will participate.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
Colonial Country Club Hotel
West Baden Springs, Indiana.

Rates 81 80 to $3.50 per day Ameri-
can Plan, Private Baths. Special
Weekly Rates open the year around
COME and drink the water and
take the baths, 1t will cure Kidney
Liver and all Stomach ailments.
colstipasion, nervousness and ali
kindred complaints.
The expense is a mere trifle COM
pared with the benefits derived.
For these VINO cannot spare the
time OF money to come TO the Springs
wI.te MS, stating synr'cn's a"d all
ment ~ -nr''''' onclos.ls., g., ~ a.G
we " al. sAll 1....lons Mineral Wate!
fresh from the Springs with Phys
oianG advice for tome Trsatment.
The state herald., 1908-01-31
SUMMONS,
state OF Colorado, L.
county Of Phillips, "

NuuhAS VI fuliips,
In the county court
The Huber Manufacturing Company plaintiff
W. W + kortright defendant
The People OF the state OF Colorado.
To W fortnight the dofendant. above nam
ed greeting
You are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff In the county court OF Phil
lips county. state Of COloroio, and answer
the complaint therein within twenty days
after the service hereof, II served within this
county; or, II served out Of This county, or
bJ publication, within thirty days after the
service hcreof, exclusive OF the day OF ser
vice; or judgement by default viii be taken
against you according to the prayer Of the
complaint. And II IA copy OF the complaint
Ia the above entitled action be not served
with this summons OF II tho service hereof
1o made cut of this state. then ten days ad.
iiuonh to the time hei einbcfuro specified
for appearance aud answer will De allowed
orior. the taking Of Judgement by default
| rs aforesaid.
The said action is brought 10 recover from
the defendant the sum Of tloy2 with interest
thereon at tho rate Of 10 per cent per snnuin
fruin the ard day Of January lsS, on thr-. Ger
Jun pi"ihis-otS notes -iocutoi hnd delivered bJ
The defendant to tho plaintiff aud slss To fore
Close one certain mortgage deed upon the south.
sc-t quarter lsNh' Of sectisR twenty siI i2sj
in township nine W north Of range foriy -'eur
"a west Of the 9th ,. IN, in the county Of Phil
| lips, state OF C0lurado, executed and deliy.f~
/ By the defendant 10 the plainun.
Aswill mors fully appear from IN. complaint
10 said act ou 10 which reference 1. here made
Aud ySu are hcreiy notified that ~ you
TAIL 10 appear, and to answer the sad CON.
plant NJ AboVe required. tho SAID plainur
will take default and Judgement a., prayed
| 10 complaint
uiNon under my hand and the seal Of the said
county court a. nolyoke, Colo, IN said couu.
| ~. THE day VI pge. Ap ipoi,
,G.HkLLAsD.
County Juds.
| SEAL Phillips couHty. Colorado.
The state herald., 1908-01-31
Sterling silver souvenir spoons OF
Holyoke at Lymans.
TRUSTEES SALE


Whereas, MARI Ksyansugh Of tho county Of
Logan (nor Phillipsl did by her trust deed dat
cd Sept 2s 1883 and filed for record on Sept ~
1888 at 30 a. m. and recorded IN book 81 page
2i of the Office OF the clerk and recorder Of To-
gan county Colorado convey to George " Toms,
as trustee. the following described property st
uatc in Logan, now Phillips. county state of
Colorado towit; The nsrih east quarter ~
OF section twenty (sol township tx 70 north 81
range forty seven a. west Of the 9Th pm,
whOreas, said conveyance WINS mais in tFnst
to secure the psyment Of her me cuppn pron-
lssory note OF er,n d,th thcrewith for the prin-
cipal sum Of four hundred anu hfty iSEIl dol
lars payable to the ori-r OF william y. Leonard
at the Office Of vii on a Toms, st L,nis. No..
with interest thereon ats per cent per annum
payable semilnnuSlly and Is per cent PER a.
mum after maturity
Whereas ssid trust deed provided that in case
~ defsult In the payment OF said note or any
part thereof OF the interest thereon when du.
tho said trustee his successor ia tTu.i shall nt
the request Of th. legal holder Of said note sell
aud dispose Of the above described land at pub
lie auction after having given 30 days notice of
said sale by publication in a newspaper publish
I'd In tho county Ia which sRid land is situated
for the rurpos. of paying said note interest on
the same, money -Ip-ndcd by the lessl holder
Of said note In payment OF ttErs upon the said
land and tho cost. and expenses Of executing
this trust
whrna. dstanlI ha. L,an made iu Tho wy
ment u said note and aiao TIE intsrr-r on IL.
same from March 1924 and by reason of said
default. the legal ncf and holder Of suid nsl-
has requested The substitute trustee 10 se!l sAid
land Tor the purposes aforc-aid.
Whereas said trust deed proyd hat In case
u the death oi the trustee tAurain named tho
legal holder Of said note shall have the power
vi appointing substitute trustee,
Whereas George " roms said trustee IL dead
and tho undersisncd hns byun BY the lrgn hold
OF OF said pois, sppointod substitute trustee OF
record.
Now therefore notice is h-rslI given TINT l. }.
u. Painter, substitute tru.f., unJsr aud By yir-
toe u the power and suthohty ~ me vested US
Aforesaid and al the request of tie legal holder
and owner Of said note will ON Tuesday th. ard
dag OF March lgs at o'clock .. M. VI that dsy
NJ Tho front doof ~ the couT, house IN tie town
Of llolyoke county of Phillips aud .,si, Of Colo
rsdo sell and dlspcss oi n. above ds.cnbei
land and all ~ tho Hsht title. b.n'lt and squi.
y Si redemption u th. aid Man Ka,snaush
her hsifs aud .,sirn. thsf,i IN ~ public auction
for tho highest prics he ssns will buus in eash
for tho pnfpn.. ui paJiug sali note. money 81.
pended b, the lrgai holder thereof ~ ruimsnt
VI taIs. 90 said laui III unpaid intsttt un nsld
note sad the costs aui rsr'Dsis II ihtugst
Datid Al llsiJoso, Colo, laHl, o. lsz.
J d. rairIst
suHsunt Irpstss
The state herald., 1908-01-31
SEAL
AIMS RuNMnN,.

State of Colorado.
county VI Phillips,
In the district Court
DuHirl Roth. plaintiff, - L A olson. defend.
ant
The People Of The stats OF Colorado.
ToCA oisgn
| Tho defendant above named Gre-tins
You are hereby required 10 appear In an
sciiun brought sgainst you By the above
named piainuf Ia Budisirici ceurt VI thil
| lips county. stats Of Colorado. aud answer
tile complaint therriu within twUuty day.
Aiior the scr Ice hereof, IL served ptthin thi,
county or, u E1ryui out u this cluuty. pf hy
publication, within thirty days after tho ser
wee hereof. exclusive OF tho day of ssruc,
or Judgement by default will ba taken
Rainst you according to The prayer - ,hs
compliant aud if sopy uf the complain,
M tho nboyr entitled artlQn ~ not served
with this summons, of II The service hrf-oi
b. made OUT Il this state then ton day. ai.
diti1nal 10 the time hsfsinbsfoFa specified
tot app.arAer aud answer vii b. allowed
bgiur, tho iatiuy VI Judgement by dsf.uit
a. Afn. rsaih,
Tho aid af,ion is bfaHsht 10 gniofr. the 81.
rihr performances ~ contract " sale u tho
fuilauina dssrHtsi real properly. tos~lu 1hs
aust hHif Of ssriiuH ~, IA tirusltp7, Hurth sf
range a. vsst Of tie rib D. IN, W tts cunt, .f
rhiilit,s and s,alsuf uoiYfaio. Tho plsinur
ailpGna that the dsfshisgt mAls an as frunsGl
IN uuttnE IA rDn'ul - saii iaad, shI NOV ~
fnsss - ~ do That iLs plslntii ). damaged 10
ihs sum pt so
Assln niufs fails spuHaf from tir complain,
In ssii action y pbisb frisfaHss ). bore male
Apd you are tstgby nouusi that n you
fall tD app.af, and 10 Hnsusf The saii gDmf
plaiut - above required the said piaiHt1
sill take default sHd iihaumsHi 80 prayed.
Given undsf fLS hHhd ahd the seal II the
said district court ~ liohuts roist. M said
pBuHty, thi. ~ usy II December 4 -, iuuf
W. nELLlNp.
t'lufs ~ District court
HFAtI phillips county, colorado |
The state herald., 1908-01-31

As will more fully appear from the kcomplaint
in said action to which reference is here made
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear, and to answer the said complaint
as above required, the said plaintiff will take
default and Judgment prayed in the CON-
plant
Given under my kand and the seal of the said
district court atHolyoke Colorado in said county
this 70 day OF Nov A u 1907
W.G, HELLAND,
County, Judge
tsEAL) Phillips County, Colo.
First pub Dec c
The state herald., 1908-01-31
ALAS suMNuNs


rs',, s,,iC q q, 'elG 'ieslGmr. d" The county oonr'
~ linnusli and " l'Rolsaf co.paiinrrslip
,iains business under tho name, hfn and q, 10 u
bennett 4 Knlssi plaiauh Va b Alsa defend
ant
The l'a1pigof tho stats ~ Colorado,
roI n Allan tho dgteBdaut ab1ts named
gfpaiinH
You nfr hereby required 10 apraaf IN an
action brought aHainst yHu bY thH above
named piainur IN ths oHan'I court. IT
phillips county, state of colorado, and aus
wrf tho complaint thsfrin within tsentf
days after the service butrli " served with
~ this county ~. " .rfyn1 nut u m. c1una
-. ~ by publication, ~ithin thifty days al
trt thr service hereof, exclusive q the day
~ art,ios. Ne Judgment hY default viii u.
takun against you according 10 The prayer
Of tho conn iaint, Ani n . rorf " the eUms
piaint In the above entitled action DO not
Served with THIS auWmuns uf " the service
hereof b. madu uut nl this state, thfh ten
iaYz additional tp tho time hafulHahota
specified iuf appearance sra ahsHsI ~tii b.
altos II i5'fBfs tho tat nK 81 judgment BY Dc.
fault pc aforesaid
Tho ssId action 10 brought IN frsuFsf she sum
af ten hundred dlliafs nH BrtHHHi ~ Profession
Il services 10 sittnHfs ron iafrl 60 HE saii ds
fsbdanis Ia iuisiind tba iilintHuH iruib sasi
1uatisf ~ section p i1 tnauzhr 9 harih ~
iun . ~ ussl u ,bu ouipm
The state herald., 1908-01-31

SUMMONS OS APPLICATION FOR
REGISTRATION or LAND.
state Of Colorado
County oiPbillips
In tho district court
Darwin NJ lnman plaintiff " Emill kesuy aud
Knock II Hartley
aud all other persons or partie.
unknown, claiming anS right, htle. e-tats. lieu
~ Interest Ia the real sstnts describod Ia the p
pliratiou hrrvin defendants
Tie rrople ui the State ot Colombo to tho a.
boye named defendants Greeting
You Aru hereby summoned and required TO ans.
wof the application uf tho applicant plaintiff Ia
tho at,oyc entitled application for registration Of
the following land situate Ia Phillips eountyCal.
orado to-Nip
Tho south east quarter (seNil Of sa'tion
nineteen lpl and tho noItarast quarter lnoA ~
spc uiriy is1' inloWaship so,ra q north d range
forty hsu o. west u thee . IA
And 60 hlr your answer 90 the aid application
ia tho oii.ca uf thp clerk ~ said court Ia said
couuty within twenty days sitter tho sptics Of
this summnHs upnu you, exclusive af tho dap ~
such service, aud u yuu iail iu Ausuuf the said
application within tha hui" siufrzaid, tho aps
plirant plaintiff in tllis action uill alply tn tho
ruuft fur tho relief doulandsi iH the application
herein,
witnrss " q Holland clerk of aid roart, and
the seal thereof, at llul,uke In aid county and
.,atr. this - dap OF Dag A u llpi,
lsfal w iiELLANp, CLERK.
Fifst pub gE
The state herald., 1908-01-31
SUMMONS on APPLICATION FOR REGIS
TRATIOS OF LAND
State Of Colorado
County Oi Philips

In tho district conrt
Darwin NJ Iumaa pIainua vs. IL white l. A
Watkins
andall other persons or parties unknown, claim
ing any right title estate lien or interest in the
rial estate described Ia the application heroin
defendants
Tho People of the state Of Colorado To the
bovc named dciondants-Grccti
You are hereby summoned and required to an.
,wer the application Of the applicant plaintiff
in the above entitled application for registration
Of tho following land situate in Phillips county
Colorado towit
The south east quarter Is e4. Of sec twenty
W and the south west quarter sw - OF sec.
tion twenty -une lsil township seven "a NORTH OF
fanro forty Eve ~ west Of the 9Th pm
And to hle your answer To the said application
in the oilicc of the clerk OF said court In said
eounh within twenty days after tho service Of
this summons upon you exclusive Of the day OF
such service aud u you fail to answer tho said
application within the tmo aforesaid tho appli
cant plaintin in this action will apply 10 tie
court for the relief demanded In the application
horci.
witnes. W q llcllnud clerk Of aid court aud
tho seal th5rrof a. Holyuke in said county and
state this - day of Dec A Uis7
lSEALl WG HEIIAND
clerk n the district court Phillips county Colo
Firut pub Dec 3;
The state herald., 1908-01-31
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
nolroke Colo Jan la laos

hpNOhc I Nolp Jun 10 l'N's
Boprd met pursuant 10 adjournment present ]
A Berg chairman Henry Mitchell and Heller
commissioners and Leon kepler clerk.
Board then proceeded to audit county judges
fec reports for tAcsiN months ending Dec 81
1907
Board adjourned to mcrt at pm.
Board mt pursuant to adjournment present
full bonrd
Board finished auditing county judges fee re
uorts for the six months ending &c 81 1907 md
found the amount earned FOR tins period to be
81 hundred forty eight and ao-lGO i6iS3O) dol
lars and the amount earned for the year ending
Dec ~ 1907 To be sixteen hundred thirteen and
lO-rO lSlmal0l dollars leaving an amount Of
throo hundred thirteen and lU.iOO lS3i5.lJl to be
turned over to the county treasurer.
Abstract Of business done by clerk Of the dis
trict court for the six months ending Dec 81 1907
was ordered filed.
Bard then preceded to audit the abstract Of
hIsmoss done by the clerk Of tho district court
fr thc six months ending Dec 81 1907 and found
the amount eurnod for this period 10 be three
hundred ninety three and g5.OO lS393g5) and the
amount earned for the year ending Dec 81 1907 10
b. six hundred forts seVcn and 7s-lOO tSbi77s
Board adjourned to meet saruary lith 1908 at
O'clock IN,
Uolyokr Colo Jan Il 1905
Board met pursuant TO adjournment present J
4 ilc=r chli man Henry Mitchell aud VIC u.l.
irf commissioners and Loon Knr lar clerk.
Claim OF Elmer l. SKIOLD Tor 1850 for services
ns Witness in Justice poacn court in case OF peo
Uln vs Frtcmyor wis allowed for 10 80
Claim of Mrs Elmer Sold for 1850 for service
rs witness In Justice p0acc court in case Of tha
pIf y- IF1ImV.r ET4. al ..ye.,l f..r "a
Claim OF Elizabeth Swcdluud for I.s0 services
Hs witness in Justice peace court case Of people
Ir-amErr was allowed tor 42l
Claim Of Orton Wood Tor q. 20 services rs Wit
nos IN Justice peace court case people vs. Free.
mTar was allowed Tor a
tllim Of Il L. Damn Tor 500 services as witness
in Justice pace court case people ys groemyer
wis allowed for 8 W
Claim Of Harry Hendrix FOR 1890 services as
witness In Justice peace coarg in case people vs.
frramyer was allowed 10 %
Claim Of Alox scdcrburg for 80 services as.
sist NJ ianitor was allowed
Claim OF } Young rI.3i balance due on con
s'ruciiou cement walk az court house was allow.
cd i8l
Claim Of W seIcrburg for g.67 services writ.
ing certified copies to be used in bond case was
allowed 96l
Claim ufA W McFaiien for II IS for stationery
waz allowed for IG
Claim Of shepard Nslark Tor ii.87 for meat foi
strand for Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec was allowed
for ll@
Claim Of clint Guddarl Tor @ m for services "a.
witness 10 county eyurt aud mileage was allow.
ui for gIC
Tie iollauIng claims OF on shols- for scr
NH#H ls IHaft.a. 10. fa f.fl 30, .s... .F pa,ff.
Ef=mEuJu ul 40 were allowed ls fullows:
The state herald., 1908-01-31
Every Mother

is or should be worried when the little
ones have a cough or cold. 1t may lead
to Group or pleurisy or pneumonia then
to something more serious. Ballard's
aorehound Syrup will cure the trouble
at once and prevent any complication.
Sold by F. NJ. Smith.