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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-24
STRIKES BIG FLOW
IN ARIES|AN WELL
w. s. MecAUSLAND, WALLA WAL
IA MAN, SOLVES IRRIGATION
PROBLEM.

PROSSER, Saturday, Feb. 24.-For
several months efforts have been under
way to procure an adequate supply OF
water in the Horse Heaven country
from artesian wells. A number of bor-
ings have resulted satisfactorily, and
drillers are still at work in some OF
the heaviest projects. Possibly the hap
piest man in Benton county today or in
the entire valley of the Columbia, is
w. S. McCausland, whose homestead is
several miles northeast of Carley, in
the southwest corner Of Benton coun-
ty.
McCausland is a we'll driller of long
experience, who is familiar with all the
difficulties which the seeker for watei
encounters in this section of Washing
ton. He has sunk many wells for
Others, some at his own risk, and has
been fortunate enough as a climax to
his labors to tap a splendid vein on his
own homestead. News Of his good luck
was brought to Prosser Thursday by
NJ. E. Carley, of the place bearing his
name. At depth of 1872 feet the drill
broke through the basaltic rock into
icrevce or vault in the formation and
water boiled through the piping to the
surface and poured over at the rate of
Ia little more than a cubic foot a Sec
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-24
SUITS PRESSED.
UNDERTAKES.

e. S. HENNESSEY, UNDERTAKES
and Licensed Embalmer, 312 W. MAR
street. Phone ISL. Opposite Court
House.
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MAGAZINES

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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10
rHls IS A vALuAaLE ooIN.
SILVER poliar Coined IN 1904 Would
Bring the Finder a Fancy
prioa.

watch your silver dollars" ssid y
Kansas City banker, who, according 20
The journal, "a something Of q numls-
matlst az weli a. a monoy-maker N
YOU and one with the date 1904 you can
tet d fancy price for T. OF all the doll
lars coined BY the United States, that IL
tho rareet and most costly
Then he explained that the chances
were against one turning up by accident
as there are only six OF that date known
70 be 10 existence. They have been sold
from $1,000 TO $500 each. The first Is
sues Of silver dollars, dated 1874. are
worth from $50 TO 500 each. Others
that command a premium are those Of
1881. 1852 and 1858. There are two pat-
tern dollars Of 1888 and 1889 that are
valuable.
They were coined as patterns and
never circulated. Between 1904 and
1889 there were no silver dollars coined
or put IN circulation.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10
Aginn ~ Ia AmmonIn

Strong ammonia fumes may be used
cr aging oak. Place the piece 10 be
oamo4. with an e%vaporating dirh con-
esiniag concentrated ammonia. in q box
and dose II air tight Leave for ~
A0aFa and hnish with a wax polish. ap-
piying nrat q yellow and white bees
WaE heated oTer q thin coat Of paranne
- end thea rubbing with a pomade OF
prDared ~ made as follows: Tive
eaness each Of q slow are ia a clean
VSSA (agats ware Is good until
melted. Ada four ounces turpenune
and STIR an entirely cool. Keep the
earpsntine away from the Gre This
will givo the oak 3 lustrous brow
color and nicking viii not expose q o.
fEant surface, a. the ammonh fumes
psnssrate 10 q considerable 9TH
Manual Training Magazine.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10
PLANT OF COLLEGE GIRL
ahsus the Darker Side Of Being q
Graduate Of Educational
institution.

"Eou may he thankful" said the Vas
GF giEi 70 her friend, relates the New
T0g& Sun, that you were never sen
70 college, Ny family has made my
ME miserable ever since l was gradu.
ated.
Ne MISTER what / do or how clever
I en-. Il Is all taken as a matter Of
Aoarsa Even when have an article
~ poem published they all say; oh.
pa o. course, Frances Is very bright;
but then she has q college education
IL I don't DO anything worth while
Chey All want 10 know what good my
college education has been to me-.
Nov, whatever you do even though
Il may be an ordinary achievement,
1sY ell say: Just look at Miss So-and-
-. her stories are IN every magazine,
ead Jet she never had any special adj
oantsges; ske never went to college
Sometimes l wish all the colleges
wefo II the bottom OF the sea The only
ding I learned there that I really enjoy
Was making fudge. I have 9 great mind
q Cpsh 3 shop for 10"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10
pocs AZ ALWAYs HoNEsT
WAols Makeup Of the Animal Gives
Ample Testimony to the
Fact

-There IL one peculiar thing about
eogs," remarked a well known local
fGnefeg and huntsman, says the Hous-
Con Post "and that Is you saw
one pant and wag his tail at the same
time A dog IS not capable OF a double
motion- He can't grOwl and wag his
al az ne same time, for It Is impos-
sfhfs FOR him 70 be mad at one end and
CAD 1t the other.
N DOG IL glad to see his master he
Wsn bark and wag his tail. II be wants
g ~ into the house he will paw at the
dooZ, whine and wag his tail, but they
ere al symptoms OF one and the same
emotion But n HIS master opens the
eoor ~ VIII cease 70 show anxiety i'm
RSdiahs1 by whining, and viii show
Dfeasure only By the wagging OF his
enn.
I'm order to get a mans temper one
must watch his eyes. hut for q dogs
you have to watch his tail. The dog Is
nsewtse incapable OF deceit and hence
be b nothing OF a politician He de-
SELVES no one, not even his master. II
be n overjoyed, every emotion is indi-
eaflye of that fact, and his whole make
~ Elves ample testimony to It. II he
e ~dhspIeased or Angered. It is the same
UAg."
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10
pARsoN LOOKED, BUT ~ VAIN.
His Heart erieved Over Fashlonabis
Follles Of Hls VIM.

A typicsl parson OF long sgo the
sternly consistent man who sounded
consclences regardless Of esnse
duences. figures in q recent book Of
"reminiscences. "Old Schuylkin To- g."
~ Mrs. Ella zerbey Elliott.
Parson NJ. n OF the early minis
ters Of P~ottsYille. Pa. was more
earnestly eloquent than when preach
ing against the love OF dresa His
wife. Mira. NJ. who vas a handsome
woman. nevertheless wore very slabo-
rate gowns, and openly avowed her In
tsrest in such frivolltiea The parson
expostulated against this love Of dress
In private. but although she was an
excellent wife, and obedient 70 his
wishes In other respects, she pursued
her " way, In silk and Lace
One Sunday morning the minister
preached a sermon on humility, and
bore down upon the vanities Of dress
most powerfully. At the conclusion
he leaned over the high board Of the
pulpit, HIS face pale and determined.
'You may think" he said to his
congregation, when l preach against
The love Of dress and the sin OF II
that ! ought to look at home. I want
70 tell you. dear friends, that I do look,
and look until my heart aches."-
Youths Companion.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10
DRAo BONES FROM THE SEA
Nmnnptn 81 Anteduuvian Animals
Caught By Fishermen 81
Dogeer Bank.

( 4 be days when Great Briuin and
ireland we're one-geologically, not 20
Ntloafiy-and we're part Of the cont,
Rcnt o. Europe; when the lrisa sea,
a. Brielol channel, the English chan
81 end uron the North sea we're mere
b lAFefls valleys. various prehistoric
tm0 40 = Wast Geld on which 70
go&R
edward Martin, in an article -
EnowiedEz. describes how these lands
eame submerged, and how, when tho
ksunt North sea plain sank beneath the
wuses. Che DogEer Island. ~ Il may
g Dned uas The last 20 90.
Asss ms Wild animals would nstur
G0 c0ngxeSnts 81 they were driver
ma b. li.fie from their old haunta b.
do ersrAdvancing sea. and here they
QsFa 81 finally entombed when their
tRa sesung place disappeared.
aDd row Il h q common thing for
0s tFaNieTs on the famous fishing
Ry0and which Is all that remains OF
ts hlanG. to catch among the ash a
6o1s o. two which originally formed
past % an a~ntediluvian animal.
Indeed, Tie skeletons are said to be
20 numerous on the Dogger bank that
scarcely q trawl IL brought up which
deas not contain a bone or a tooth Of
sne * the ancient Inhabitants Of the
sNbmeEged Island.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10
ooIa Bsaroams Maks Rasy oheska.

COLO Bedrooms Make Rosy Cheeks.
A beauty doctor. pausing to change
the roller In an electrical massage ma
chine. said with a sigh:
1T is true, madam. that my art
brings to your cheek a transient flush
and bloom. but l can do nothing for
you, really, TIL you stop sleeping In
an o~verheated bedroom went you
change 10 a cold room?
"The secret OF the English complex.
ion is not the moist climate. We have
districts as moist as a wet sponge,
and IN them our women go about with
faces Hae old leather. No, the Eng.
Hsh 0ecret is thu cold bedroom. In
England. with the open fires. a heated
bedroom is unknoEvn.
There they Eseep all night undG
heavy ~blankefs, with open windows
the body warm, the head cool, the
lungs inhaling the pure. cold. winter
air. AS a result, they awake IN the
morning with shining eyes and cheeks
like roses
The beauty doctor turned on the
current and began 70 iron out an eye
wrinkle.
$50 should we awake" she said, If
Wo removed the radiators from our
bedrooms. And then our skins would
no longer be dry. Opaque and yellow,
but s clear pink like the petal OF q
rose.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10
order Of Publication
OF M|IssoURI.l

STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY or BATES
In the Circuit Court. 60 October
term, 1905. In vacation Aug. Alb.
1908.
Thomas sheeby. Plaintiff
vs.
Daniel Corbett. Defendant.
Now at this day comes the plain.
tiH herein, by his attorneys. 1rcm.
pleton \ hales. aud alts HE peiitiun
and amdavit, alleging. amoug other
things that defendant. Daulcl cor.
bctt, IL "A NONRESIDENT Of the state
Of Missouri
Whereupon, it &. ordered by the
clerk IN vacation that said dpfrnd-
ant he notified by prbiiention TINT
plaintiff has commenced a suit
against him IA this court, the Object
aud general nature of which Is 20
obtain "a judgement against the de-.
iendaut herein on the grounds that
said defendant by his promissory
iote herewith hled dated May lst.
1908, promised, for value received to
pay Lizzie Corbett. the sum Of four
hundred dollars. twelve months nt.
fer date thereof, Il not paid when
Tue with Interest from date at the
ate Of seven. per cent per nunum.
aid note conditioned that Il not
pnid at maturity. the maker "a pay
Expense Of collection and attorney
Zee. Plaintiff further states that al.
ter giving said note 20 the said
Lizzie Corbett as above stated. and
while the said Lizzie Corbett was
the Owner thereof. the said lizzie
5orbett hecame the wife OF the plain.
iin and lived with plalntln as hls
wife until about December lat. 1907,
when she detailed THIS liie, Interstate.
leaving personal property IN ihls
stnte, not grenter thanls allowed by
law as the absolute property of her
dover, the pialnun herein. That by
an order of the probate court of
Vernon County, Mlssourl.sa coun-
IS being the place OF residence Of the
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10

Commissioned omeoFs IN the British
army aro supposed 10 wear uniform
only when In barracks or on duty. An
ono \ furiough, and when not en-.
ga military duty. Is supposed
" "a civilian clothes or mufti.
Dhero "a no hard and fast rula laid
down iy the military authorities. but
the unwritton law OF good form. a.
upheld by the officers themselves,
makes Il imperative on all members.
when attending private functions or
otherwise engaged in non-militsry
pursuits. 70 wea civilian clothes
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10

STATE OF MISSOURI, lss
COUNTY OF RATES,
ln the circuit court, October term
ly0S la vacation July 18th, 1905.
Frances Smith, Plaintin,
VS.
James b smith and the unknown
ueirs Of Robert W. Smith. deceased,
Defendants
Now at this day comes the Plalnt.
IN heriu, by her Attorneys,
T%emplcton and Hnles,
aud files her Petition and Amdavit.
'llegiug, ana ( Other things thai
Deieuduuts, TIE unkuown heirs 81
Ruhcrt ". smith, except James b.
smith ere non residents Of the stntt
Ai~oud,atd plalutln further allee.
log that Hubt ". smith died seized
aad pursessrd II al those parcels or
trin.is % land. HING, being aud slt
unt0 To- abe county at Rates aud
STATE ST Missouri Ia. wit
An that part Of che south bali oI
she south east quarter uf a,etlot
tNcntyeght C2sl lying west OF thp
Usage river ALSO the north tWent,
coz acres 90 the north west qunrler
Of the nurih rnsi quarter OF section
thirty three iaah aud the north Ten
(l0l ncres at thu part ~ the north
east quarter 81 che north west quar-.
Ter Of said srviiou thirty three la8l
lying west % che Osnge river. also
an that pnrt ofthe north west quar-.
ter oi The south west quarter. lying
north oi thr Usage river lu sections
twenty eve t23l, aud ak (6l acrer
on the south side q the south west
quarter uf the north east quarter a.
said seeitun tNents seven [27l; also
the south half li,2l 81 the nt FJh west
quarter OF the south west quarter.
aud the north cast quarter of the
north west quarter OF the south
west quarter Of section fifteen fihl.
all Ia township thirty eight [8sl, ol
range thirty 1907
That the snld Robert ~. Smith by.
his last VIII ana testament, a copy
OF which VIII and testament Is here.
20 attached, marked Exhibit A.
nnd made "a part hereof. gave. de-
yised aud hequeathed 90 the plain
tln herein az the prpinises herein be
fore described to have and 70 hold
the rame 90 her. tbs said plaintiff.
for aud daring her natural ne, that
che said plalnuH nov holds and re-
tains the said interest IN the said
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10
srfGor on MusIo on MonALa
En1iish Composer says Emoslohai
Trash Causes Harm.

A disciple 81 Tolstoi's theory that
mugio may affect the morals has come
foi ard Ia England u the person Of
Sir walter Parratt lie has practically
proposed a censorship Of music, which
IN the face OF the growing bitterness
against the dramatic censorship cef-
talnly shows him TO be a daring II
somewhat misguided porson.
when. one considers the style Of bal
lad overwhelmingly popular in London
to-day. with its trashy. reminiscent
melody and lie everlasting refrain OF
che wounded heart pierced by Cupids
dart" or "tho little bird which sings,
sings. sings."-thelr name Is legion-
one can't help but feel there Is method
IN SIR Walters madness,
He emphaiically denounces senu-
mental. weak and washy music as
really wicked
There Is very pressing need, ne
says, for the wedding out Of the many
Gocalled musical compositions on the
market to-day. Many are written in
q sentimental vein which Is most
objectionable and d-eteriorating tn
tendency.
Even IN on present-day hymn
books there are many tunes which we
could well do without
Il SHOULD not like It to be thought
that I object to ali forms Of emotional
music. There Is a certain kind OF
emotIonalism' Of which ] am an adj
mirer; the other kind would do any.
thing IN my power 70 suppress"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10
order Of Public tIOn
A OF MISsOURI(
County OF Bates ~

STATE OF MISSOURI(
County Of Bates 80
In the Circuit Court, 20 October
term. 1908, I'm vacation July -, 1908.
Mary S. LeNar. Plaintiff,
VS.
T. d. Farmer, William SperFy aud
the unknown heirs, deyisees, wife or
widow Of William Sperry and all
persons claiming by, through or
under toe said William Sperry aud
all persons claiming by, through or
under the the unknown heirs, devil
sees, wife or widow OF the said WI.
liam Sperry ............ Defendants
Now at this day comes the Plaintiff
IN herein, by her Attorneys,
Templeton and Hales, ia vacation,
before the undersigned, I. d. En-
gree, clerk of the Circuit Court,
within and for the said County. and
files her petition verih1dby Affidavit
alleging, among other things as I'll
lows
PlaiDtiT states that the parties
defendant designated as the Uu-
known heirs devlsees, wife OF widow
Of william sperry and all persons
claiming by. through or under such
unknown heirs deyi es wife or widow
and all persons claiming by through
or under the said william Sperry
are each and all 20 her unknown
and for that reason none Of the
names or places OF residence Of such
unknown parties defendant Can be
stated or given in this petitions;
That she verify believes that such
unknown heirs, deylsees. wife or
widow and persons claiming by,
through or under them, aud persons
claiming by, through or under the
said defendant, william Sperry, are
int rested IN the subject matter Of
this petition, via, the deed Of trust,
the prOmmisory note secured there
by and the lands hereinafter named
and described: That she has Nc
knowledge Of the nature or descrip-
ton OF the interest OF the said uu-
known parties defendant IN the said
property nor Of the interest Of any
Of them, nor does she know how OF
from whence such interest or Inter
ests Of any OF them have been deriy-
ed: That she h iniormed and believes
that ali OF the defendants named IN
10 this petition u non-residents Of
the state Of Missouri and that none
OF tho said defendants can be served
by personal seTYies IN this state IN
the manner prescribed by Chapter
No. Eight Of the revised statutes Of
the State ~ Missouri Oi lsgO. Thai
none Of the defendants can b. served
IN this state by the ordinary process
OF law.
Whereupon, II u ordered by the
Clerk ~ yaeslpp, that said Defend
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10
Lsna-LIvea EnaIIsh FnmIIn.

Henry Wye. for many years clerk
and sexton az st. MaFy's church, Lon.
don. England, died the other day az
the age Of 81 as the result Of an aool.
dent He belonged 70 a family with a
remarkable record for longevity. Two
81 his brothers were 81 and IS respeo.
lively when they died. and two other
brothers. John. aged o.. and william.
IS. and two sisters. aged So and so.
are still living.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10
Mixed History.

ArOahd the great striking figures Of
hlsAssy the small boy WeaYes curious
answers. Moses mother pitched his
little cradle within and without with
pltch snd left him there In the pool Of
9il0am. But when the daughter OF
Solomon got the green leaf from the
dove she FASTENED and brought food
oonscnient for him. and the babe
erOWed thrice and grew up in her
courL-Century.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10


ants be notified by Publication Tint
Plaintiff has commenced q suit
against them Ia this Court. hy pe.
titions duly verified by anidavlls,
the object and general nature 90
which r. ae follows, 60 Wit
For cau,e 81 nction plamtiH stntes
that She Is thenowncr of ihe follow
ing nnmed end Described lauds, w.
Ing AID situate IA tho county OF
mates md state Of Missouri. tDwit-
Lott thrte aud four Is a ~ ~ block
six (6) Ia sperry's Addition TO the
city q Rich Hiii. That on dee "a,
1881. one May Il, Young
wins the owner ni the said land mud
on the said date the said
Mary w. Young aud her
hnslmnd. john e. Ynnuw. executed
th,ir promissory mote Va the amount
of one Hunlrrl mud rwentv-hve
tsi25 COZ Dnlhi,s payable So Williams
Sperry. defendant. and Tor tle par
pose OF securing the payment 81 said
note the said Mary T. Young ANA
husband Jno. =, Young executed
their deed Of trust uf date Inst niorc
said. 10y which deed at trust they
conveyed the said lands to defend
ant, Z n. Farmer, as trustee and
naming Ia the said deed OF trust the
snid Wllinm Sperry as beneficiary
and holder OF said note. the said
deed Of trust being OF lrecord In the
Recorders office Within and for the
county Of bates aud state Of Mis-
souri,, ia book 81 at page 842, the
same having been recorded ON Jan.
%, 1882:
That the note aud debt so secur-
ed by the said deed OF trust has long
since been paid and fully satisfied
but by madyertance or oversight
the said decd Of trust hns not been
satisned aud released on the record
thereof
Plaintiff therefore prays the court
for a judgement, decree aad order.
declaring and holding the said deed
OF trust fully satisfied, void and o. nc
effect and that such deed Of trust hC
10y the court odiudged and decreed
satisfied and released from the rec.
ord thereof and for an farther aud
other relief and orders to the court
deemed fitting and just in the prem.
ia E; and that unless th,
said defendants be
appear at this court, at the mex
term thereof, TO be begun and hold
en- at the court house in the city o
Butler, IN said county, o. The irsi
Monday In October. ICES, anu On 81
before the first day OF said term, Ut.
swer or plead TO the petition IN sui,
cause, aud same win be taken ~
confessed, aud judgment Tendere,
accordingly.
And It Is Jnrther ordered that
copy hereof be published, according
TO low, In the Rich I'm Tribune. &
newspaper published IN said Count,
OF Bates for tour weeks successfully
published az least one "a week, thl
last insertion 20 be at least thirt,
days before the first day OF said mex
October term OF this Court.
r.. ID. ENBBEE.
Circuit Clerk
A True Copy from the Record.
Witness my hand, and seal OF The
Circuit Court OF Bates County, thii
18th day Of July, 1905.
+. ID. EMnBEE
seal Circuit Clerk
-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10

4 want that new book on the matrl-
moniai state" said the melancholy
Eaa-
Fas dsgk IN tbs bookstore scratched
nfs head.
I'VE have no new booH on matiTi-
mouy," be replied
'Ysa. you have, said the a THere
A. - al your catalogue The Port 81
efnol' Aflants conslttulioa
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said wilcoi plaintiff az che time IN
her death. the said note wns deliver
go 90 this plplnun os hls absolute
property ana that be "a now tIe
owner ana holder 90 the sAnie
Tint plalntiN d informed ana IS
lietcs that the said Daniel Corhett
mauc q payment 20 forty roo
dollars ou the enid note ahonf a.
Senr since ana thatt BE- claima 81
other credit theneon for the price az
"a COW ot the value ~ about tlsrty
1880 COZ collars. the date " which
claimed crcdlt \. tu platinum up.
known, that the remaining part az
the said note. after the allOwnnre 81
such credits, With be Interest thpr,
on are due plaintiff. aud fnr which
be asks judgement TO- ether with u
farther judgement Der attorney fees
in the Sum ~ hfly. dollars nnd Dir
his costs, aud that IN nId nf sud
suit a writ " a%ttnchmcnt wa. sued
ont AMI levied upon the following
described land Of dciendani, situat-
ed la Bates county. Missouri. IT,
wit;
Fifty acres off the south side of
the cast nnr hnlf ll2l of south w,sr
quarter SIX SO township 30. range 3s
and the east hdf u-2l 81 the north
west quarter IL the snnth west
quarter OF section 80 township 30.
range 83, except three ugrcs conner AZ
south west corner of north ensr
quarter OF the south west quarter.
thence east across Walnut Urpek.
thence along east nRtl north bank Of
the same TO north line ~ said ten
(l0l acres OF above described forty
acres, thence west nu snii north
line to west line 81 said ~ acr4s.
thence south on suid west line T.
place of beginning. containing sixty
seven acrcs in All. aud that mless
the said defendants
a bove named be n q
appear at this cont, at the next
term thereof TO be begun ana hold.
en- at the court house Ia the city OF
Butler, ga said county. au the nrs'
Monday In October, 1905, ana on OF
efure the first day otsAld term. au.
yer o. plead 10 the Petition In si.id
cause, aHd Same viii Dee taken as
confessed. ANA Judgment rcnden
accordingly.
An'l @ * further ordered that "a
coUy hereof be published. according
20 l,'v, IN the Rich Hnl Tribune. q
new pepper published In said County
81 Bates for four weeks successivety
published at least once "A week. the
lart insertion 10 be at least thIrty
la : before the first day OF said next
October term OF this Court.
+. d EMBUgE.
Circuit Clerk.
4 True Copy from the Record.
Witness my hand. and seal Of the
Circuit Court Of Bates Count, thir
9Th day Of august. 1908.
T. d. EMBRrr.
SEAL Circuit Clerl