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The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
TENNIS PLAYER COLLAPSED.
DR.. BIatherwfeI< Was Forced to De-
fauIt His Match to Peters.

Omaha. Nebr.. Aug. Z2.-The finals in
the Middle West tennis championship sin
giles proved a disappointment. Dr. BIath-
erwick. who was opposed 10 Peters. Of
Chicago. had PLAYED two hard matches in
doubles before going into the contest
When the first set was ended he was at
tackled by q nervous stroke. which forced
him TO retire and forfeit the match. a
doctor attended him and ne soon revived
Peters viii meet Hayes. the champion, Of
Chicago, this afternoon
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
ROYALTY GETS OUR RACERS.
King of sweden Purchases Three
FiIiies by Parole.

Bloomington, H.. Aug 22.-L. E. Brown.
a prominent horse breeder Of TazewelI
County. yesterday shipped 70 New York
three promising trotters. all FLIES. three
years old. by Parole. PIG. which We're
purchased by the King Of Sweden for the
royal stables
Two from the same stock farm were
sold to the King last year.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
FAILED TO SWIM CHANNEL.
Burgess Was in the Water % Hours
and ~ Minutes.

Dover. England. Aug 22-T. ". Bur
CESS. the English swimmer. yesterday
made his sixth Intellectual attempt TO
swim the English Channel He started at
Dover at O'Clock yesterday morning and
was taken out Of the water at u-55 last
night. having swUm for - hours and -
minutes. a new record for remaining IN
the water
There was much jubilation here, short
" after 2 O'Clock. when IL was reported
that Burgess had succeeded in swimming
the channel
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

Famed -TVashingr0n. ?. Derr0it-
T. First base by error-Derr1it . T,efr
on Washington. 8. Detroit. s. First
base on baIls-Of Hughes. 8; OF sum
mers, l. Innings pitched-By Hughes. =;
By Gates, 10, by johnson. I % Hits
made-O1 Hughes. S. OF Gates. , OF
johnson. i Struck OUt-By Hughes. Z.
by johnson. g, by Summers . Three
base hirs-Street, Cobb Two-base hits
tnElaub Cobb Sacrifice hits -S~raaTzr
schmidt stolen bases-AICTutvre. S~Hae-
fer BaIk- Summers Wild ufrrr-S---
Uers- CmpIre-4Ir. Egau- Time Of game
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
GIANTS TROUNCE REDS.
NcGraw's Men StiII HaIS Game
Away from Lead

Cincinnati, Aug 2-The Giants did
their part in the double act necessary for
them 10 take the National League lead
to-day by defeating the Reds. ) toL
The Trolley Dodgers Intellectual effort
to stop The Pirates served 20 leave Nc
Graw's men still half a game away from
the lead. Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

First base on euuz-Chi1aeo. l. Tvo-hase hit
Bates T-ree-hase hit-Eofu-an. sacrifoe hits
Bates. Dahlsr. Sbecsard- Alctiznn- Left on base
Chicago. 4. Boston. T. Stolen bases-Batcs King
2 Tinker Double ulavs-Ritctey % McGann %
traham: Tinker 20 Chancs; Holman to King
Bases on halls--o1 Brown. 5; OF Tuckey ) Ststck
5rt-By Brown. :; tr Tuckey. {. Hit by pitcher
S.si1feid1. Passed haII-Eling- Cupires-1fess-s
Rizier and RC-2s---s.n- Tine Of garne-2 has1s saG
; minutes. Atrendsnce. IA
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Toronto-First game jersey City. 2: Toronto
Second game Jersey CITY, o; Toronto.
At Roches-er-First game: Baltimore, ;: Roches-
ter. O. Second zane Baltimore. Il: Rochester. ; Il
innings: darknessl-
At Nunireal-Flrst game Providence 8 Non
tTesI- 2 Secon5 game. Pr0Tideuce. I, Montreal
t7ain at end Of sixth inning.
At BufaIo-Newa-k. ?: Buffalo s
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Denver-First game: Denver. 5: Ou,aha. 2 Se--
ord game Denver, / Omaha. called end eleventh
dzrknessl.
At PueblO-First game; Pueblo !. Lincoln. z Sec
ond game: Pueblo. ?: Lincoln (czlled fifth: dark
ness.
AZ Des MOi1es-Des Moines Z; Sioux CITY.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

Two oct vhs-. Winning III vas sc--sE -Bz-rs1
;or Cla-ss n ninth -Bztted fo- shzuuoo IL ff-
tsentE.
PIr-s5'g-- 0 0 0 90 Q 0 o 0 -
Br1okIyr-- 0 Q 0 0 0 0 o %
Tv1-hass Eirs-Thonas jordan sa--idcs hts
lsnta-icchio. Partee- S--uck out-By Yong ;. b
Past0-ioGs. , Lefc 11 baSes-P1;ts51rE. IL Brook
,yn. L Uz.p-e-3lr- O-Dzy- Tine q szue-z
hours AID $ minutes Atteu1zzcs S765
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
JERRY FREEMAN To MARRY.

Jsrry Freeman. -he Nati71sis first base
uaH. vil take rlac, himself b-iis t1-u5--
-ow evening. vixen De- ml-Ties Miss Lll-a
Gilter-- uEa is considered g1e os the p-a--
ties El--s Il Washington.
Nlizs GLHers l.Es IS III Ge-,.s5a5s. Pa.
but she las lived ia Vazlia--s- fa- more
than a wear Tie -a--l----1e Is -aeH-g-a5ze
years Old ard hsis from o-Elaal Cal
Tie welding VIII -ase IIace AZ Lrtler
Place Memorial Caw-a. with TIE Rev. J.
q. BU-lC-. pastor. l-l-iltlE
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At NilkesbsrTe-First game Utica. ?, WiIkeshars
Second game: Wilkssba-re. 1; Utica (caIlei on
account q darknessl
At Binghanton-Flrst game Albany ,: Bingham
TOD. Second game; Albany. l. Binehaaltou !
At STzuton-Emira. 0; Scrsut0n.
Al SyTsc1se-SyraCuse - Troy. rain
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
TBI-sTATE LEAGUE.

st Lanoastsr-La-castsT. 10; wiuiam-port.
At Treuron-Treuton 3 Altoona. ; on irrfu-s1-
At Johust0vn-sohns-cwn. I. Wilmington. 3
AZ Reading-Resding. 5: Harrisburg. /
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
CUBS DROP ANOTHER.
Lose to Boston in Hard-fOuEht Ex-
tra-inninE Battle.

Chicago. Aug 2Z-Tuckey. Boston's
young left-hander. oUtlasted Brown to-
day. and won 8 fifteen-inning victory
TIE game was desperately played until
the fifteenth. when Bates and Beaumont
singled. Mccain sacrificed. Ritchey was
passedh. and Dahlen hit into left. SEMI
ing in two runs The Cubs went out
q ftn- q ar,,e t,--- --saIass al So.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
-. 8. = -. B.

At Loven-Loveu. :: New Bedford O.
At Haverhill- -Haverhin. 8. Lyun. ?
At Worcester-W Worcester. ); Brockrcn. O.
At LawTence-First game: Lawrence. S. Pan
River. O. Second game Lawrence, ?; Fan River 2
called N ninth inning; dsrknessl.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

Two-base hit-D Sullivan Th7ee-tasa hitz-Nfc
Couueu. u. Sullivan. Th0uey. Stolen bases-D sui
Ivan Left on hases-Bos-on. s Chicaro s RsS.s
on baIls-Of Toung. I; of Burcbeu I. OF CY-9-te
/; of Smith. 3 Struck Out-By Youlr ). b.
Smith. ?; hy Walsh. l. VIVID pirch-Burcheu I'm
rlres-2iessrs. OL0uEhlin and Hurst Tine Of game
. hours Atteudauca-es54
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

the relay 20 rhird went into the crowd.
ard the Tigers added another in the
n-nta. when Mcintyre singled. stole sec
oId, and went home when C-avfo-5-s
drive went through Mcbride
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

Th-ee-base hirs-Dozlin- B1r-y. Doyle T~o-bass
hr-TridTelI- Struck out-By N5Giurity, 5 Bssss
On balls-Of Ezinz 8. OF Anes. / Uulps-es-
Mes5rs. RIerr and Johustoue. A-re-5arce-5 ya
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AT Aiilwaukee-N ilEaukee. 8; Louisville. l
Al St Paul-Colunbss, Il; St Pau, o
Al 3lirneap polis-Toleio' Minneapolis. ,
At kansas CstE-IndianspoHs. ,; kansas Ctr, Z
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

~ SIouile-First game Mobile 5, 1feurhis Sec
ond game. Memphis. ?; Mobile O.
At Birringham-First game Nashville 8; Bi-rnins-
ham, / Second game BiImtngham :. NaShriTle
At Moutgonery-First game Montg0mery. p At
lsnta L Second game Noatgonery, ;; Atlanta. q
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
SINGLE BRINGS VICTORY.
Cardinals Bag Contest in the Last
Rally

St Louis. Aug 2-Nurray's single
scored the winning rUn II the ninth. The
Phillies tried hard TO stop the Cardinals
today. but failed score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
CY GETS HIS BUMPS.
Veteran T<frIer Driven from Box
by the White Sox.

Boston, Aug 22--Chicago again proved
too much for the Boston Americans to
day. knocking Cy Young out Of the box
in the seventh
Davis and Jones We're put out Of the
game for kicking Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
SEVENTEEN INNING
GAME TO PIRATES
PittSburg Takes Long Con-
test from Brooklyn.
CONTEST BETWEEN PITCHERS

Giants Capture Game from the
Reds, but Are stiII short of the
Lead-PhiIIies Fail TO stop the St.
Louis CardinaIs-BOstOn Gets q
Fifteen-innins Bout from Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
Racing at Gravesend.

II was only natural after the action OF
the Sheepshead Bay people had become
known 20 find out what would be the pol
icy OF the Brooklyn Jockey Club. which
viii hold a meeting al Gravesend after
the session at the Bay So P. J. Dwyer
was asked what he intended 10 do
Why, race. Of course was his prompt
reply 7 intend 10 have law enforced az
my track, but if any persons take chances
they must suffer the consequences. I do
not mean that I viii hold club over
anybOdy's head"
There viii be racing al Belmont Park.
Jamaica. and Aqueduct according TO the
schedule. but under no such arrange
ments as will prevail at Sheepshesd Bay
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

Two-5ase hits-Brarsfeld. Doolin- Three-baso hits
Murray. Konetchy- St7ucE out-By Besba, :: b.
Sparks. s Bases oa baIs-OF Beebe. 1: OF Sparks.
2 Umpsre-8Ir. Eusslie. A-rsr5suoe4OO.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
7gs- II The ninth inning.

Hils made-ot NicSers. = OF Dyge-t- l. Tvo-Hass
-b-1c-ey- la-eea hi--J- Clarke Sacrifice
alr=-N. Clarke. B-a5Iey- Davis N5-ho7s- So
6a7a--N Clarke Gooie. Scovau COMBS Iafr on
oasss-t svelard s. Philadelphia g Struck o--r-Rv
ylecl- s. oy Niczers, s. 5y Dygerr 2 Umpire
1less-s- sheridan ard Esau- Time of garne-I hour
and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
COLUMBIA CLUB WINS
Retains South Atlantic Golf
Championship Cup.
BEATS BANN0CKBURN FIVE

BriEhtvOod Avenue Team Captures
FOur Ont of the Five Matches from
Players from Chevy Chase Circle.
Best Match OF Tourney Develops
when Brooks Defeats Harlan.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

-BatJed for Beebe IN the ninth inning. -Tuo
out wnen winning I'M Eas scored
Philadelphia- ia------------------- Q C oi ooIzOs
s. Louis-. Q D Q Q Q , 0 -
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Boston, 3; ChicaEo.I
PittsburE- Brooklyn, o.
New York. .; Cincinnati, 1.
ST. Louis, .; Philadelphia, 1.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
BETTING Is BARRED
ATSHEEPSHEAD BAY
BOokleS Cannot Operate at
the Next Racing Meet.
GRAVESEND PROHIBITS RING
Executive Committee of the COney
GRAVEsEND PROHIBITS RING

Executive Committee of the Coney
Island Jockey Club VIII Use
PiHkertons TO Enforce Lavs-P. !.
Bvyer Says BOokma kers Are Also
Under the Ban at His Track.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
CLEVELAND WINS EASILY.
Blues Bunch Hits on TickerS and
DyEerf

Philadelphia, Aug by punching hits
on Nickers and Dygert. Cleveland Won
easily here to-day Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

New York. Aus 2-If what IS known
as professional betting cannot De- pre-
vented during the taL meeting Of the Co
ney Island Jockey Club at Sheepsnead
Bay, the gates viii be closed 10 the public
and the stakes VIII BE- run of in the pres
ence Of club members and officials. At d
meeting Of the executive committee Of TIE
club the following resolution was passed
Moved and seconded. That The autumn
meeting be run Of with eleven DAYS rae
ing. emitting the two Fridays. y0mmeuc-
ing August = and closing September z.
with open gates, provided ali professional
betting can be stopped Should ii be i'm
possible 10 stop professional betting. the
gates viii be closed 70 the public and
stakes only run OF"
Rich Purses Ohered.
The committee decided 10 hang up S5ol
purses for the overnight events. and to
run the rich Futurity next Saturday. It
was reported. but the report was not con
d-msd. that the above resolution was
the result Of Instructions received from
W X Vanderbilt. the president ard prin-
cipaI owner Of the Coney Island Jockey
Club track After the meeting. AIr. Par
soas said
The Coney Island Jockey Club intends
70 enforce the law rigldly IN accordance
with th5s-iews Of the Kings County au-
thOrities-
The Pinkertons viii receive Instructions
10 pay particular attention 10 the mem
bers Of the Metropolitan Turf Association.
the bookmakers' organization, and If any
OF these so-caIled professional layers are
caught in the act of accepting oral wagers
they viii be led 10 the gates and perma-
nentIy barred.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

-Bat-ed for Criger IN the eighth inning rBatted
Tor Young II the sixth inning
Chicago 0 Q 2s o.
Bosyou------------------------ > 0 0 O-s
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

To-DAY's GAMES.
Boston at 81. Louis
Brooklyn at Chicago
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
Some Base Running.

Detroit wasted a couple Of hits in the
first and had the bases loaded when
Hughes forced Schmidt TO go ou- on IN
easy chance from pitcher TO first In
the second the Nationals piled up three
runs Unglaub beat out g grouade- 70
ROssman and Clymer drew = base On
balls Freeman forced UngIaub Al third
but after Mcbride had fled out 10 Cough
lin. Street tripled past Cobb. driving in
Two runs and scoring a moment later
when Tom Hughes made a swipe al
wild pitch on his third strike and took
first
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
The Summaries.

The results Of the play follow
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-17
OREARVILLE.

Allie Soper made u business trip To
Kansas CITY Monday where he pur-
chased two car loads ~ cattle.
Walter White of Kansas city spent
"a few days last week with his aunt,
Mrs. q. 4. Nell aud family.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ncsser of near Mar
shall spent several days last week
with their daughter Mrs. Il. 5 Sren.
cer aud family.
Miss lone Leisure visited Misses
Lura aud Ellie Dickson ot Slater one
day last week.
Mrs. Walter Msrksberry was re
ported To be- among the sick list last
week.
j. T.. Allen aud SOP, Edgar, were
Slater visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Howard visited her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Marksberry last Thurs
day.
Joe Sweeney was a Slater visitor
Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-17
GILLIAN

Mrs. j. +. Cross is visiting her
daughter, Mrs, II, l., Atterberry in
Kansas City, this week.
Our city Marshall had two sus-
poets in the cooler last night.
The measles have left Gillian.
The G. a. A. had an engine at the
switch for an hour Sunday morn
ing caused by the engineer crowd
ing the breakman.
l.. Roberts who has been sick foI
the last month is still a very sick
man.
Price Lee, east Of Gillian is very
sick with typhoid fever having beer
down seven weeks.
G.. ID. Swinney sold his store
honse to II. c. Deis also q dwelling
in the north part Of town to Capt
Richardson.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-17
burn Friday afternoon.

burn Friday afternoon.
Misses Mamie Smith and Ola
Colvert were callers in our little
village one day last week.
Miss Katherine Irvine was much
pleased TO have as visitors Tuesday
her brother and young gentleman
friend from Marshall.
II. z. Dinglcy pays excellent
prices for produce.
Mrs. Il Grimes and daughter,
Estelle and Mrs. Carl Grimes spent
one day last week with Shackleford
relatives.
II. Klecne and wife enjoyed q
visit from their daughter, Kate Of
Overlook, Kansas the past two
weeks.
Mrs. John and Harry Dingley
visited Mrs. Jas. swinney Friday
afternoon.
B. L.. Huston, wife and little
son, Edwin, Of Sweet Springs
spent several days with Mrs. S. l..
Dowden.
G. r.. Paul, Mrs. J. j. Robert
sen and John Dingley and family
we're among Marshall people
Thursday.
Miss Lucille Bell and little Marion
Robertson spent Friday afternoon
with Miss Viola Baker.
Mrs. Howard and daughter. Vir'
, ginia, enjoyed a visit with G
: Oquest and family several days last
'. week.
Olncy Deal and wife were callers
here the last Of the week.
Rev. G. w. McClanshan [enteret
his work as pastor Of Mt. Loanart
Baptist church Sunday and preach
ed tive good sermons.
Measles are visitors in the hom'
Of I. 8. Smith, ST., at this writing
Mrs. ID. s. Scrivmer has beeI
numbered among the sick the pas
few days.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-17
ARROW ROCK

Dave Green and wife were shopping
in town Saturday.
l., A. Wilmarth and daughter, Miss
Belle of Cooper county, were trading
with merchants Thursday,
Rev. Barnes, the presiding elder,
held quarterly meetings at the Metho'
dist church Saturday aud sunday,
Frank Allsticn and Miss Maude
Lawless were quietly married Sunday
afternoon January l2th In Nelson by
Rev. Dotson. We extend congratu'
latiOus.
Harold farley Of Cooper county
aud Miss Mary Pearl Bingham were
out sleigh riding Sunday afternoon,
on the first anew Of the new year,
The town board had several good,
new, substantial cros sings put Ia OF
Main Staeet last week also some ~
the side streets. II was u much need
ed Improvement.
Rev. Bruce will preach next Sunds!
NJ the Baptist church.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-17
Not Irish

The ''Irish bull" is an ac-
ccpted term. aud has IA fixed
meaning in literature, but
the ''hcrding Of bulls is not
by any means confined Ia the
Emerald Isle. IL was
n Scotch wur'an who said
that the butcher Of her town
only killed half II beast at Il
time.
a Dutchman who said that
"a pig had no marks ON his
ears except IA short tail.
A British magistrate who,
on being told by Il vagabond
that he was not married, re-
sponded, That's good
thing for your wife"
a Frenchman who, content
eddy laying mis- head upon "a
large stone jar for u pillow,
stuffed it with hay.
An American lecturer who
solemnly said one evening,
parents you may have chill
drcn; or, If not, your daugh-
ter may have
"A German orator, who,
warming with his subject, OK.
claimed, There is M man,
woman or child in the house
who has arrived ut the aye ot
fifty years hut has felt the
truth laundering through
their minds for centuries" -
Selected.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-17
MT. LEONARD

The young people are glad
to see the cold weather. II
it continues they think they
can skate in a day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dingley
and sons were among the
Marshall visitors Thursday.
Mrs. W. Bagby aud little
daughter, Mildred, spent
Friday with Mrs. GA. Dawes
of Blackburn.
The Ladies' Mission study
met with Mrs. George Smith
Friday where they all spent
"a pleasant evening.
Miss Minnie Hockinsmith
has returned from her three
weeks visit in Indiana, Kan.
sas City and Odessa.
Miss Catherine Irvine Wis.
tied relatives in Marshall
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hattie Oquest re.
turned to Kansas City Mon.
day after IA few days visit al
home and with relatives in
Marshall.
Miss Ida Danuser spent
Sunday at home.
Floyd Conner returned home
Saturday from the Indian
Territory. He has beer
AWAY for several months. l,
isn't learned whether he has
come TO stay or not.
The sick list people are re
ported better At this writing,
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-17
NEW
Intended for last week.

Miss Annah Whining left
Sunday for Napervillc where
she will resume her duties mt
college.
o. e. Reidenbach aud FAM
lily and Ursula Thierfelder
spent a few days in Brunswick
with Almond Caul and fam
lily.
Jno. Steenstry returned to
his home in Kansas.
Irwin Reisacher left Sunday
for Kansas City.
Jesse Jackson returned
I home from an extended trip
through Oklahoma and Kan
sas.
Mr.. Oldham aud wife, of
Randolph county, are here
with a view of locating.
Miss Rebecca MUM OF Glas.
gov is visiting relatives IN
and near New Frankfort.
Mrs. r. A. Gorker spent
last week visiting in Kansas
Gity.
Arthur Hill of Kansas City
is visiting relatives aud old
friends in this neighborhood.
J Earnest Lemm is reported
Qn the sick list.
Mrs. Norvell who has beer
,tsquite sick is convalescing.
u Tom Erect of Slater and
NM. Mckenzie were through
1tthis neigh borhood in the in
terest of selling shares toward
erecting q canning factory a
Slater.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-17

MIR. aud Mrs. W. T.. Ille were shop.
ping In Marshall Thursday.
j. J. Scott butchcred last week.
Woodson school hogan last Monday
with the usual attendance.
Mrs. G. W. Gorrell aud daughter,
Lonetta, visited her sister. Mrs WIN.
Holmes last Friday aud Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-17

Measels are still plentiful
in Gillian.
L. Roberts is no better at
this writing.
Farmers in this part Of the
county are blowing for corn.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-17
DAVIS DISTRICT

Mrs. Irbsn Stephens Of near Ayres
is visiting Mrs. Mollie stephens and
family ~ THE writing.
Chss. Pineksrd and wife spent suns
dsy 9TH r. @. sullivan and family.
Joa Gsdberry spd John w0olum
wers shOpplpg u 6lAtse Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-17
WOODSON

Rev. WIN. vsrdoman preached AZ
Salem last Sunday and dined with J.
J, Scott. We always wslcone Rev.
vsrdsmsn and hops he will preach
ter " sgsin soon.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-17

August Singleton aud family oi
Kansas city are visiting In this neigh
borhOoI ut present,
Amos Audslcy Ia visiLing relatives
over the river at this writing.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-17

Ernest Harvey and his best girl
spent Sunday with relatives in Kan
sas City.
Its reported that Mrs, =. Nor
~ w meve ~ slaAas y a. -
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-17

Annie, Lewis and John Brown
attended preaching services here
Sunday evening,
Mrs. Bagby and iittls dsushaes.
lfafansst. yiala1d.lxiaa1s u 81
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-17

FOR SALE Good ten-room
house near c. 3 A. depot,
suitable for boarding house
Living water at door. Win
sell At q bargain.
I(Jan.) A. ]. MORTON,
|sl1IA 1eepy
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-17
GILLIAN
Intended for last week.

Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby High
barger Of Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, are in the city.
Mrs. J. W. Fremonth Of the
yendome is in the city today.
The town board had rather
: tos@y meeting lat nikht.
The Delta independent., 1908-10-23
Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, J
U. $. LAND OFFICE AT MoNTRosE, Colo,
October lst. 1908.
The Delta independent., 1908-10-23

Ella /. Stark and Mary Z. King. formerly Mary
E. Lowe, are the alleged heirs Of said Mrs. II.
l.. whitney. and to the above described
premises.
And you are further notified that the hearing
OF said case has been. by order Of Court made
and entered on the 2sth day OF September, A. D.,
1905. fixed for the 9Th day of February, A. D.,
1909 At the hour Of ten O'Clock A. NJ, in open
Court; and at before the time fixed for the
hearing, as aforesaid, you any person inter
ested may appear and answer such petition and
set up any proper defens TO the came, or any
part thereof. or intervene TO assert and protect
any interest ou or he may have. And a further
statement Of the cause Of action will more fully
appear from the complaint and petition In said
action, TO which reference Is here made. which
Is on file with said Court
And you are hereby notified that II you should
above required, the said Petitioners will have
your default entered, and will apply to the
Court for the relief prayed for In said petition,
and for the determination of the heirship to
said property. and for order adjudgng the
title to said premises TO be In Petitioners IL fee
simple. and for such other and further relief as
Petitioners may show themselves entitled.
WITNESS my hand and seal, and the seal Of
said Court, at Delta, in said County, this 18th
day Of Sept mber A. D.. 1905.
sPRIGG sHACKLEFORD,
Judge of said Court.
fSEALl A. +. AMsBARY.
Clerk OF the District Court
MILLARD FAIRLAMB,
Attorney for Petitioners
First pub. oct End, 1908; last pub Oct. 23rd. 1903
The Delta independent., 1908-10-23
Notice to Stockholders.

Notice IL hereby. given that the annual
meeting OF The Ironstone Ditch Company
Saturday, the eth day Of November. A. d.
1905. at the hour of o'clock. p. IN. for the
purpose of levying assessment to pay the
present indebtedness Of the company, to
elect a new board Of directors and the
transaction OF any and all other business
that may properly come before said meet
ing.
W. ii. JONES, GEORGE 8. CONKLIN,
President. Secretary.
First pub. Oct. Q, 1905; last pub. Nov. @, 1909.
The Delta independent., 1908-10-23
Notice to Stockholders.

Notice is hereby given TINT the annual
meeting Of The Ironstone Extension Ditch Co.
will be held at the court house In Delta on
Saturday, the 18th day Of November, A. d.
purpose OF leyying nm assessment to pay the
present indebtedness of the company. to
elect new board Of directors and the trans
action Of any and all other business that
may properly come before said meeting.
Dated at Delta, Colorado. this first day Of
October, 1908.
w. II. JONES, GEORGE b. cONkIlN,
President. Secretary.