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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-28

)OfC IIlelf ScHOOI closing May
20, and Woodbine, June 18th.
Council Proceedings
Missouri Valley, May Is, 'O8.-
The resolution for the con-
struction of permanent side
walks was introduced by j. B.
Leet and was seconded by T. M.
Gilmore. Roll call upon said
resolutions resulted as follows
to-wit:
j. B. Leet voted yea.
7. M. Gilmore voted yea.
DR.. j. L. Tamisiea voted yea.
George. L. Colver voted yea.
Resolution declared carried.
Moved by Williams and sec
onded by Gilmore that the
Mayor be instructed to have
sidewalks and parking put to
grade and grade stakes set
along the west side of Lots 5, G,
Z, 8, and 8, and south to the
railroad tracks, and in block
No. l, Salsburry's addition 10
the City of Missouri Valley,~
Iowa. Motion carried.
Moved by Williams and Sec
onded by DR.. J. L Tamisiea
that the Mayor be instructed to
have the sidewalk grade and
barking along the went side Ct
lot a Block 40 placed to grade.
Motion carried.
Moved by Gilmore and Sec
onded by DR.. j. L. Tamisiea
that the Mayor be Instructed
to have the sidewalk and park
ing along the south side of
Block 43 placed to grade. Mo-
ton carried.
Moved by Gilmore and Sec
onded by Williams that the
Mayor be instructed to have
constructed cement approaches
to the crossings at 9Th and st.
Clair streets or better know n
as opposite to Lot 10 in Block
66, and Lot l in Block 80. Nc
ton carried.
Moved by DR.. j. L. Tamisiea
and seconded by Gilmore that
the city clerk be authorized and
instructed to advertise for bids
FOR the construction of cross
ngs, approaches, cutters ard
sidewalks in the city of Mis-
;oui Valley, Iowa, during the
year 1908. Motion carried.
Moved by Gilmore and Sec
onded by DR.. j. L. Tamisiea
that the Mayor be instructed
o have constructed cement
cutters on both sides of 9TH ST.
between Superior and Huron
streets, in the City of Missouri
Valley, Iowa. Motion carried.
Moved by DR.. ]. L. Tamisiea
md seconded by Colver that
Frank Logan be granted the
privilege of the city water as
per his request. Motion car
ried.
Bills presented as follows to-
wit:
Water Fund
The s. Freeman & Sons,
To boiler and stack,
Pump Station. ..$519 76
Moved by Gilmore and see
onded by DR.. ]. L. Tamisiea
that the bill as read be allowed
and that the clerk be authoriz-
ed to draw a warrant on the
proper fund in payment of the
same. Motion carried.
Moved and seconded that the
Council adjourn. Motion car
ried. Council adjourned.
Frank Tamis;ea,
City Clerk,
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!. Miss Johanna Welsh, of
Omaha, Nebr., died in Broken
Bow, Saturday at noon. The
remains will be brought to Nc.
Valley for burial at Mt. Carmel
Cemetery. The funeral ser
vices will be held at st. Pat
ricks church Tuesday morning
at $50. She lived in this
vicinity for many years and
has a great numbero Of acquaint-
ances.
Mrs. Medley and children re-
turned to their home in Coun-
Gil Bluff, last evening after a
} few day visit with Mrs. Chas.
Byers on North Ord street.
Of course the game of ball
scheduled between Mo. Valley
AMI Council Bluffs was post
poned yesterday. We hor e
they will get together in the
near future. however.
Walter Leet left last evening
for Cherokee to visit his uncle,
John Manion, assistant surerir-
tendent of the hospital in that
city.
Ed. Rowe is taking a lay off
for few days on account of a
dislocated knee, which he sus.
tanned during the Mo. Valley
Woodbine game last Wednes-
day.
Farmers living along the Lo-
gan road have made complaint
regarding the actions of GER
tain Missouri Valley people
who are in the habit of driving
out through the country, evi.
IDENTIFY under the influence Of
liquor and using language that
is far from decent. The names
Of some of them are known and
it is the intention of the fern.
ers to take some action should
the performance be repeated.
Miss Mabel Gumb and friend,
Miss Peterson, returned to Ere.
mont this morning after an
over-Sunday visit with the fer.
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gumb.
Mrs. DR.. Hess left this morn.
ing for Gregory, S. D., after 9
few days visit in the Valley
with the F. q. and NJ. D. My.
ers families.
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Report Of the Condition
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at Missouri Valley, in the State Of low:
at the close of business, May, Ia, $50;
RESOURCES.

at the close of business, Nav. la, 1905.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. " 11-ct 4 4
Overirhfts, secured and unsecured. 95l3 "a
u =. bonds tn secure circulation 5,,nti0 a.;
sonds. securities, etc ..... l2DaJ o.
Banking house furniture and iix.ures Glt;., o.,
Other real estate owned 49,. Gg;I -
Due from national banks fnot
reserve agents. ...... ....... ilmlS IL
Due from approved reserve agents.. .l0.,1 =;
Checks and other cash items ...... 1866, -
Notes of other national bnhks 2.,;;) 90
fractional paper currency, nickcls
and cents ......... ;. ........ is 03
Lawful money reserve in bank viz
Specie ......... sil3i3 20
Legal tender notes. ] 1900 90 .ll;;,::} %
Redemption fund with w. $. treas
q per cent of .i,cnlat;on) $3.50 90
---
Total .............. ......... 1860 1G
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in -. - 10000 90
Surplus fund -. ........ ........ 10000 70
Undivided profits. less cxl tnFes and
taxes paid ....... ......... ll4.S 81;
National bank notes nntstnlling 49,. $4,000 on
Individual deposits subicct to shock 1897 -
Demand certificate, ol dep sit...... 2l3l40 Il
Total ....... ........ ........ 1886 9i
State of Iowa
County CT Harrison. -
l, Jno. 8 Me1avrcn "a hicr of the above
named bank, do s,,len,lly s.s',' that the above
statement is true to the best oI my knowledge
and belief. JNo. D. M1sA,,,;S Gr,ticr.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this a,2ni
day of Navy, 1905.
j p. Barrett. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
I. Foss,
q. II. Deur. Directors.
Geo A. kellogg
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sees. ,sss,.;ssIa
$500 For Half a Hog
sexsmith & Strong last weel
sola a half interest in one oil
their herd boars, Valley Chief
No. 51095, for $500. w. H
Putman and Il. +. Miner, OF
Tecumseh, Neb., were the GER.
tlemen who parted with the
cash for an interest in this red
hog.
Valley Chief has for some.
time been looked upon by ex-
perts ard lovers of the DurGc
Jersey hog as an exceptionally
fine male hog, and the owners
have had several offers of
money if they would give him
up. but have not seen fit to
part with this animal until Fri
day Of last week, when they
concluded to let the Nebraska
men have a half interest in
Valley Chief. We are informed
the animal will be shipped to
Nebraska soon, where he will
be put in condition for the state
fairs in the fall. Adair County
Free Press.
7. j. Hennessey and Father
Nolan were business passeng-
ers TO Council Bluffs this morn.
log.
Mrs. F. A. Sims left this
morning for Des Moines where
she will visit friends for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. /. Owens, OF
Norfolk, Neb., are in the Val
ley for a visit with Mrs. Owens
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Davis.
The Electric Light plant was
sold today to local capitalists.
Bids tor the construction OF
the new Roman Catholic church
at the corner Of Avenue B and
Twenty-third street, Council.
Bluffs, are being opened today
The plans call for a building
fl02x6S feet in size, of Gothic
design, with a spire, surmount.
ed by a cross at ore corner. IT
is to be Of brick, with stone
trimmings.
Chris Thompson is spend
ing a few days in Omaha the
guest Of friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Bruce Starlin
spent Sunday in Onaws, guests
Of the latter's parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. b. j. Terry.
Miss frankie Mayhem, Of
Spokane, Washington, who is
here visiting friends, will GO
from here to Missouri for ;
short time and from there tt
Nebraska, before returning
home. She formerly lived ii
THIS city. and her many friends
here are glad to meet he1
again. She thinks Spokane il
IA great city and Washington Z
great country.
Miss Winifred Atherton re.
turned to Council Bluffs thi:
morning after an over Sunday
visit with her parents.
Miss Mabel Nelson, who il
attending school in Omaha
spent Sunday in the Valley
guest Of her parents.
Yesterdays World Herald Of
Omaha, contained photos Of
come of the commercial club
boosters who left last evening
for a tour of Omaha territory
Among them we noticed one Of
Clarke Colt, buyer for Lee
Glass-Andreesen Hardware Co
Earl Doty and George Mend
|cnhall have joined a circus
band, leaving for Sioux City
the other evening. Earl will
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Obituary Notice

Obituary Notice
Gulielina M. Cook, daughter
o. Jacob and Mary Cook, was
born June 9Th, 1856, in Warren
g unity, Iowa, and died Tuesday
1t her home in Council Bluffs,
after an illnessof several years,
suffering from stomach trouble.
She was married to John Strong
at Stuart, Iowa, On July ",
1874, and to this union six chill
dren were born, as follows:
Robt Strong. FREEDOM, Okla.
Mary Strange, Missouri Valley;
May Fackler, Mo Valley; Maude
Vaudeville, Myrtle and Millie
Strong Of Council Bluffs. Her
husband, father and mother,
two brothers and four sisters
are left to mourn their loss.
The deceased was a member of
1.-THE Friends church and was a
true and faithful wife and
mother ard beloved by all who
knew her. For many years she
lived at Stuart, when about two
years ago she moved to Council
Bluffs with her husband and
two youngest daughters to be
near her eldest daughter. Her
health had been very poor for
several years but the last sick
ness was only of a few days
duration. During the most
suffering she had a smile for
all her dear ones and as long as
she was conscious and could
not speak they were greeted
with a smile, until she fell
asleep to awaken with the dear
ones gone before. Her death
leaves a vacant chair in the
household but she is at rest and
we believe our loss is her gain
and comfort our hearts with
the thought that Good doeth all
things we'll"
Funeral services were held
at the late home, 1926 Avenue
| |, Council Ruff, Rev. j. M
Williams conducting them,
with interment in Walnut Hill
cemetery, Council Bluffs. Re
latives and friends from out Of
town as follows: Robt Strong
Freedom, Okla; Oren Strange
Mo. Valley; George Cook and
Tacy Mclntire, of Stuart, Iowa
Fannie Bathussell, Casey, Ia.
Emma Smith and Eunice Cock
West Branch, Ia, Charles Cook
Valley Jet; Mrs. L. Snyder ane
3. Vaudeville, Mo. Valley, Mrs
B. Fl. Williams, Atlantic, la.
- ~
Mrs. Chas. Deur left this
noon for Carol for q few days
visit mirh rrinpdc a,,l ,sI,4;,,a,
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Men ay Nay IS

r. Newton la. hrel 90 fined
TO his room by lisdispesiiion,
but is hettsr today.
Mss W t,Ie G'gsf, w',o has
bsea quite sick is much ir :
proved.
DE-. Cot s's.c -lved a card ii is
morning t''m 2 Esrseth, mail
ed from Son Francisco, in
which he stated that he had
called on +. M. Marsh. former
" chief engineer of the old
E'khorn road, and found him
lin good health. Mr.. Espeseth
is making a months trip in the
west.
Miss Addie Finley returned
20 Seward, Nebraska, today
after a few days visit with her
parents in the Valley.
Mrs. Arthur Ellis and daugh-
ter of MERRIAM, Wisconsin, are
in the Valley the guests of the
formers father, Col. w. O.
Newton.
De Wits Little Early Risers
are small, safe, sure and gentle
little pills. Sold by Doty &
Peterson. a6w
Bernard Evans today pur
chased five and one-half acres
of land in Snyder's Hollow, of
Mrs. Snyder. The place has
a fine house and barn and is
suitable for truck farming.
Joe LaDue arrived from New
York last Friday evening and
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home about $50, after be-
ing on the car from 7::3C a. M.
to $50 Up. m. l was good and IT,
red.
There is little to tell about.
Doc. Ellis likes the climate of
California very much.
Father said when | left home
you would not need any more
coal, but from reports | guess
you are keeping up your fires
in Iowa yet. / am very sorry
to hear your fruit and early
vegetables are killed.
A few days ago met Mr..
Odell, at Santa Monica, the
man who has sold father the
Demming wire fencing for the
past lew years. He came out
here this winter and is trave-
ling for a Los Angeles house.
He wants father to come out
here and go into business in the
Redlands, it being a good grain
district.
Los Angeles is a great city,
the census just completed indi-
Gates a population of 100000,
and Long Beach $4,000, but NO
place looks as good to me OF
SCENE so much like home to me
as Long Beach.
/ | have visited the Eastern
Star Chapter here once.
Love to all at home.
Byrel James.
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Mrs. Chas. Deur left this
noon for Carol for q few days
visit with friends and relatives.
Misses Nellie and Christie
South arrived from Fremont
last Saturday and will spend
their vacation with their par
ent;.
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Joe LaDue arrived from New
York last Friday evening and
will spend several weeks in the
Valley the guest of friends and
relatives.
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oAarozIA.
6; :; z Z; Z; :; T.: '''E

Mrs. Fahn Kelsey has ac-
cepted a position in the office
of Charles r. Stout.
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The Hawkeye Club of spo-
kane recently gave their annual
banquet in the Masonic hall of
that city. More than 800 for
mer Iowans were seated at the
banquet table. In the list of
those present from various
Iowa towns we noticed the
names of Mr.. and Mrs. z. T.
Noyes, j. A. Starlin and several
others, formerly citizens of
Missouri Valley.
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B. 3. James has made it a
rule from this date on, that no
intoxicating drinks will be al
lowed on the grounds at Mobiles
lake. The resort will be run
strictly temperate this season.
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J. B. Lyon, of Dennison
passed through the Valley this
morning enroute to Omaha on
business. While here he did
some boosting for the In
ter-state Firemen's tournament
to be held in Denison, June 10
and 18th.
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The Missouri Valley team of
ball players have a game sched-
uled for Saturday, May Both,
with the Invincibles of Council
Bluffs, a strong aggregation.
Thursday the home team will
70 to Tekamah, Nebraska, for
a game.
The 8-months-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Bruner died
this. morning of pneumonia at
the family home on Tenth
street.
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Walter Leet left last evening
for Cherokee to visit his uncle,
John Manion, assistant surerir-
tendent of the hospital in that
city.
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A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Hearn yesterday
morning.
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Ed. Rowe is taking a lay off
for a few days on account of a
dislocated knee, which he sus-
tanned during the Mo. Valley
Woodbine game last Wednes-
day.
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Council Proceedings

Missouri Valley, May Is, 'oS.-
The resolution for the con-
struction of permanent side
walks was introduced by ]. B.
Leet and was seconded by T. M.
Gilmore. Roll call upon said
resolutions resulted as follows
to-wit:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-28

Ross Mclaughlin, of Logan,
was in the Valley yesterday
visiting friends.
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Mrs. DR.. Hess left this MORN
ing for Gregory, s. D., after a
few days visit in the Valley
with the F. e. and NJ. D. N.Y.
ers families.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-02-06

bullet entered the brain just above the
right ear, tearing large place out of
the skull, passed through the brain in q
horizontal line and fractured the skull
on the left side. The verdict of the iurv
was that Warden came to his death bv
pistol shot wound in the head inflicted
by his own hand
Inc inquest was held in the room of
the Motel occupied by Warden and then
the body was removed to the mavor's
ONCE where it remained until taken
charge of by the undertaken.
1raham Is considerably stirred I'D
over the sad affair and the entire town
Is deeply in sympathy with the family
OF the deceased, as Warden was widely
known, very popular and had no enem-
les. he was an active member of the
order of Odd Fellows, who will have
charge of the funeral services and bur-
ial
Warden was born and reared at
Wytheville, Va, and was about 81 wears
of age and leaves a wife and five small
children. He married a Miss Yost. of
Iazewell. where he lived for several
years. He came to Graham four
years ago and had been town sergeant
Tor two years. He formerly worked at
the printers trade and was employed in
The Daily Telegraph office at one time
MIR. Warden carried a 81 200 policy with
the Mutual Life Insurance Company.
There is no doubt in the minds of any
but that the killing of Alex Preston
bore so heavily upon his mind that it
drove him insane, and led him while in
this state to end his life.
The funeral services under the direc-
ton of the Odd Fellows, will be held
this afternoon at O'Clock in the de-
ceased's home at Graham, and the re-
mains will be inferred in the town GEM
etery. -Bluefeld Daily Telegraph of 5th
instant.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-02-06
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

VIRGINIA:-In the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court of Tazewell County.
January Is, 1908
Merchants & Farmers Bank. of Rich
lands. Va, a corporation,
Complainant.
VS.. Order
Pittsburg Baryta & Milling Corporation
and others named in process
below, Defendants.
1t appearing to me, S. M. Graham
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Tazewell
county, Va. in vacation, from the af-
hdavlt of j. w. Hartman, filed in this
cause, that Pittsburg Baryta & Milling
Corporation, is a corporation chartered
under the laws of Virginia, and one of
the defendants in said suit; that, to the
best of his knowledge, information and
belief, there Is no agent of the said
Pittsburg Baryta & Milling CORPORATION
in said county of Tazewell wherein this
suit Is commenced, or any person de-
clared by the laws of this state to be an
agent of the said defendant CORPORATION
IN said county of Tazewell, and that
there Is no person in said county of
Tazewell on whom there can be legal
service of process in said suit against
said Pittsburg Baryta & Milling Cor
poration. 1t is therefore ordered that a
copy Of the process issued in this case
be published once week for four sue
cessive weeks in The Tazewell Republi
can, newspaper published and printed
at Tazewel, in Tazewell County, Va.
S. M. GRAHAM, Clerk.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-02-06
GRAHAM TOWN SERGEANT
DIES BY HIS OWN HAND,
Killing of Negro Desperate Six Week,
Ago Believed TO Have Made Toe
Warden Insane.

AT $50 O'Clock yesterday morning in
room in the Hotel Graham. at Ora
ham, Joseph E. Warden. town sergeant
at that place, took his own life by firing
a .SS calibre ball through his brain.
1t viii be remembered that on Christ
mas eve night, while an entertainment
was being given in the colored Odd Eel
lows Hall at Graham, Warden was fore
ed in self-defense to kill Alex Preston.
a negro with bad reputation, who was
causing disorder in the hall. The case
came up before Squire c. o. Mccall.
who sent Warden on to the grand Jury.
but he was released on a $500 bond.
the mayor and entire eight councilmen.
besides other prominent citizens. being
his bondsmen. This murder, however,
was continually on his mind and he new
er ceased to talk of it, and grew more
and more Respondent each dav. For
several days previous to his death his
friends had noticed how irrational was
his conversation.
Monday night Warden decided not to
go home, but went with ex-Police Off
Ger Wade to the Hotel Graham to Sc
cure a room for the night. Warden
seemed more downcast and less ration
al than ever before, and Mr.. Bonham.
proprietor of the hotel, refused to give
him room unless Wade consented to
remain with him during the night. Mr..
Bonham stating that his daughter was
Ill and he did not wish to be disturbed
during the night. Wade arose about )
a. m. and went down into the lobby.
leaving Warden in his room dressing.
Immediately afterwards a shot was
heard in one of the upstairs rooms.
Wade refused to go up to see what had
happened, but sent Mr.. Bonham. the
proprietor, VINO went to Warden 3
room and found him, life already ex-
tinct, lying on the floor partly dressed.
smoking .38 calibre revolver in his
hand and blood streaming from an ugly
wound in the side of his head. Bonham
then rushed to awaken E. A. Jacobs
who occupied the adjoining the room.
They Immediately sent for Mayor Smith
and Undertaken Hartman.
The town authorities at once made
preparations to hold an inquest. Coro-
ner B. M. Newman then summoned ].
1. Galloway, B. F. Stafford, G. D.
Bruce, E. H. Hartman, ]. W. Wade and
r. N. Neal to serve as jurors. The post
mortem examination was held by DR..
X. M. Witten and it was found that the
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FACTS ABOUT FOLKS.

Gov. Hoke Smith says he Joined a to-
tai abstinence society when he was %.
has been Presbyterian elder for wears.
and has never seen the bar in the At
lanta hotel of which he is part owner.
DR.. ]. H. George, president of the
Drury College, Springfield, Mo-, has
announced another professorship will
be added to the college next year, the
chair to be devoted to romatic Ian
guages.
Frank A. Vanderlip, an alumnus of
Illinois College, has secured for his
alma matter the promise of a gift of
5000 from Andrew Carnegie. Last
year Mr.. Carnegie gave $50, 200 to the
college.
Il want you to know that | never
swore profane oath in my life, and I
wouldn't say damn to mosquito if it
bit me-" Thus spoke Speaker Cannon
to a reverend gentleman who recently
interviewed him.
81 see no reason" says Rev. John T.
Schudder, of Jersey City, "why the
face of Christian soul should be as
long as that of horse. Personally.
intend to get all the fun out of life that
l can, and get good deal of it,
Signor Enrico Toselli, the music
teacher who married the Countess Mon
tignoso, the divorced wife of the King
of Saxony, is writing a comic opera
and says he intends later to publish
some curious and important news which
would astonish those who are interested
in public life.
Herr Bebel, the Socialist leader of the
German Reichstag, has informed the
American Socialist party that his visit
to the United States must be indefinite
ly postponed, because the state of his
health will not permit him to take anv
additional work. He had planned to de-
liver series of addresses in the princi- |
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
TO THE SHERIFF OF TAZEWEI /
COUNTY. GREETING.


We command you to summon Pitts
burg Baryta & Milling Corporation. a
corporation chartered under the laws of
the State of Virginia. j. T Keil. B. F.
Hobson, Fred j. Shaler, Walter LYON.
the Tri-State Mining & Manufacturing
Company, a corporation chartered IN
der the laws of the State Of New Ter
sey, and The Mercantile Trust Com
pany, of Pittsburg. Pennsylvania, a cor
poration chartered under the laws of
the State of Pennsylvania, to appear at
rules to be held in the Clerks Office of
our Circuit Court of Tazewell county
Virginia, on the first Monday in Febru-
airy, 1908. next, to answer a bill in chan
Gerry exhibited against them in our said
court by Merchants & Farmers Bank
of Richards, Virginia, a Corporation
chartered under the laws of the State
of Virginia. And have then here this
writ.
WITNESS S. M. Graham. Clerk Of
our said court, at the Court House, the
oath day of December, 1907. in the
132nd year of the Commonwealth.
S. Nj. GRAHAM, Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Taze-
well County, Virginia.
A Copy-Teste:
s. M. GRAHAM, Clerk.
w. B. Spratt and
Hartman & Pobst, p. q.