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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-04

seminary of Doctor Marks In Coils
s. c., the one as Miss White TIE p
as Miss Halls.
II was 1896 that the Federal
eminent had the Indians agUSzI
on the banks of Alabama river, o1z
foot of Commerce Street. prep4f/
to having them transported wept%
across the Mississippi river. n -
OF soldiers encirclei them--to pp4
their escaping to their native b11|
and thereby giving the holders
trouble OF having ito round then
again.
such a large assemblass Of Inl|
OF all ages and sizes. was quite
novelty. and the ladies of MontgoW
would walk to the brow OF the h1{I
the evenings to view the campo. ~
was q child. I was intensely ann
at the descriptions my mother ~
give me of the performances 81
little Indians.
The year after the marriage q
parents. the panic of ~ occurr@
panic that began three years -
my birth and lasted until I wa
years Of age-a panic that ~
nearly all the merchants thr0u1
the country. Congress passed ~
My father refused TO take advoe
Of that law. borrowed money
wealthy farmers to pay his ner4
creditors: and years later. he and
three sons toiled day by day IL
cotton or corn field to cancel
obligations with accrued interest.
then came the war, which swept N
what he had left to him In hts cd
His life had been one long etf4
with adverse circumstances.
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Farnessinp Sun, Wind and Wave ~

keep all the worlds factories. u
and railroads running for year
he could perhaps pack enough q
back TO Jolt the solar system
primeval chaos A bit OF radius.
lose half Its power In 1900 II
and 1t will not be totally usea 1
10000 years. Radium always
itself q few degrees above the
perature of the surrounding air, n
is evidence Of its astounding pr
ties.
The atomic force. however. 4!
confined to radium. It probably
lists in all material thinHs-the|
man body. as well a. the iner<
eral. When its secrst has
gained, I'VE may believe that
will navigate the ocean withouE
for their engines: that freight q
ana passenger trains win traver4
continents without locomotiyess
aeroplanes. breathing energy frou|
element they move in. will Tit
soar as freely as the butterflie4|
the birds; that mills and fae@
will hum with power drawn "a
the worthless Of the ether" sny6
Serviss, land man may spend bis
lions on Mars and Jupiter"
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The Waterford Ghost GORDON MCKINLEY II y

reflled the hole over which the
had hung.
A villager passing the place
In the day, who had seen the
filled up when the body was cut
and again filled IL up. Again tlas
day the hole was seen to be OPEL
again II was filled.
The fliing OF that hole has
going on, the people Of Newkc4
since 1858. But every morning
seen to be open again. OLD req
OF Newton say the tree never
after Ketos' death. and until 81
ago, when 1t blew down. It was N
tree for an oak. Travelling nae4!
stop over at Waterford and M
say they have known OF the
hole" for years and always whez|
fill It on going into town. the3
1t again open the next day.
Some people are unkind enou|
say that IL an old man in Newtcz
lived there at time Of the wei
who lives there now, were to so
for a few months the hole woM
up and stay filed. but no one
believe such a thing.
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vices of a physician should be e1
cd at the earliest possible me-
II this In impossible. then tal<e q
precaution to keep the wound
lutely clean. Lift the edges o&
dressing and renew the applico<<@
permanganate solution every
hour. small bites Of sterile r
should be tucked into the weul1
keep them open. and, no maetex
favorable the case Progresses. 1@|
allow the wounds to heal II 1ee4
q week.
Nearly every state Of the Qx
states IL Infested with Ct 1eas<
variety of venomous snake. n
Of the efficacy Of these new r@U@
for snake bites. II would seem
able for every camper. woodeu4
other Individual exposed 70 tn4%
of poisonous reptiles "a carry
him certain articles for use ~
Of accidant. several iigaturen. n
ably of rubber: q sharp knife o. 81
q package of steriiized ERuze dre9
several bandages; q tube or pure
tails of potassium permanGanat4.
the mother solution Of cltnfl1
lime: two or three bottles Of anti
nomous serum. All the above
be made up into a small packnEA
" carried In the coat or Jacket
ket."
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story which will show you ~
Pasha In another light r. 'xes.]
piled Abdul, and Emin went on:
/ was a Judge in TAFT tthe ple3
which Midhat was exiledl ! va
friendly relations with Ali Beyx|
Bey told me that every day. aaS
or three times day, he used q
Midhat Pasha devoutly praying
reading the Koran with fevor.
Bey sympathized with him very
and one day proposed to allow M
soner to escape over the mounfa3
Thank you very much for
Kindness replied Mirhst. sbunt n
very content here. did my On
used my best efforts for Turkey
1 rejoice to have been even partly
cessfui. Men have always been
to me. with the exception Of
Hamid, who. SONS day. either n
world or the next. will received
punishment for his actions. LII
try, day by day, to draw neare:3
nearer unto Allah
Hearing this. Abdul Hamid 81
deathly pale, left the room and
ing the door loudly behind hin1
Emin Bey to reflect on the resz
his story, in peaceful solitude.
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The. faded. washed-out dyes q
to be modish
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-11
rs. av,s,,,,d Nichwsyman.

! The hlshway man sicrpcI ou' pe'"'N
/ 3 fashionable young woman apd n.'
/ lsr d tremendous blow across tho s'ds
Of the head with a plccs OF ras papa
sypes,ina to serd her TO tho GROUND
unconscious anl rob her OF nsr 'as
oablea imaci3c bis surprise when, 'a'
stead Of a DUN thui. a mualcl scream
AMI .alI to the pavement. TIC wcapou
bouuasd back a. though !, had strues
4 ,,rce piece Of rubber. aud the vi:thn
of tho attack turned ansrily wlsn'
~peast, What do ycu mcan by Try
ing to d,sarrurss ny Aairr-Lamsr
Gal Dcmoc,At
An CID Fashlensd Woman
There was an old fashioned woman
Nso would blush II compiny caught
her with less than six diIcrcu, kind,
81 cale and seven different kinds e'
rre.erres IN the house II guest
iised coffee for supper, she thought u
sas r!sht that she Should have u,
lcr plc, were always RIB, anl SD,
nsei LOIS Of tu;ler ard cream, She
ncd never beard cf the d!ct cure tnl
sc,lcvci ia rccplc catlcs just what
,hey llSci. what pity II u ,hr' shs
lsn't alive. 80 We iol'S who grr ;lrcl
II el,tln- cculd so ard visit hcr'-At'
salson Globe.
N, Deficiency.
A certain Chlca-o mcrcb'-t died
le,vin. ~ bis cnly ron ihc conduct G.
IN extensive tusincss. ard great icuN,
vas cxr-rrs-d IN soaic quar,cri wic;h
cr tie ycurs nan possessed the ability
10 carry cut the fathers policies.
We'll" said enc kindly disposed
r,lcrd. FER my rar,. I tbltk Ecary l.
very bri-st ard caprt!e. I'm sure b.
win succeed"
"rcrhars ycu're ri-h.." said anoth''
rl--d. "rIe-r- IL undoubtedly a clc'
or fellow. tus take Il from mc, e.
nan-he ta.nt get the bed 10 fl, hi
fathers shoes. Weekly,
v,evis Ear the judiciary.
Ycun: ministers sometimes snv
some very irrcvesent things wicn is-'
they ret IN harness. but seldom nr'
80 broadly condemna,ory ns the youn;
elcr--msu who was called u-on to act
as ch,rlrin at tie crcrin. cf a recent
tern cs ccurc In Maine. After ccver
70; everything be could ts!si cs o.
appropriate 10 50. from rs.!-!cn TO
law be closed his PRAYER With the sup
III atlcn. ard cna'y TN" ve al b.
gathered n that harry lrnd where
there are no courtJ, no lawyers and
60 ,u'ccs."
Tlen they changed ehaplains.
c.irrirs.
A lady and q l!tt., boy catered sh,
ous. but the boy sGuIr ned sad Gdse,vi
80 nuch on h!s seat that a. last cue
OF the other rasscn. .crs cxpos;ulatcd:
"ior roodress' sake. keep Jour cl!ii
siI!l. madam
"vm very sorry" said the mother.
hut the truth Il ua,!l I sc, TO the
hospital I sha'nt be able to Qule'
him"
"pear ne. what's the matter with
h!nf"
"uc swallowed q teaspoon ycs'.r
i--. ard ever rln'c he's been on the
s,Ir-'-rearson's Weekly.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-11
KLAMATH FALLS. TUESDAY. MAY II. 1909.

Mr.. Weldon went through our val
10y Thursday, golns to WLits Lake
Miss voss and Mr.. weldon then at
tended tho dance In Merrill FrIda!
a!sht.
Mr.. Relvc OF the Falls /, now visit
ing Mrs. Blrncll.
Mr.. Buupell took a lead Of grain
to tie Falls Saturday.
Mrs. Rene and Mrs, Baaaoll Walt
ID Mrs. Booth Tuesday.
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A surpriss party ~as given ss
Miss Gertrude stceman's last Thurs-
day evening. The evening was passed
BY playing gamcs and pulling candy.
Thoss present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Tailmaa. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Booth.
"a. Allen. u. II. Becbe. Mr.. Leansrd,
Jaek Clancy. Ara. Dervan. Mr.. Wal.
ton. Lottis Allen. 0ussle and Annie
Dssbe. kathsleea Dcrvan. Madelln
West. Faye West. Roy Ia Praire,
Clyde Short. wade Short. Venus
Booth. Sammy Erman. Walter Er.
man and James Beldin.
Venus Booth spent saturday with
Ma Georgia Booth.
Mr.. and Nrs. Nick Morrison took
diansr with HAIRY Booth sunday.
Jack Clancy went 70 Merrill on
nursdsy 70 have tooth pulled.
james Cole b now LONE from the
ysllA
ROY cossea y working for Nr,
Barn.
4 dance was given In the cheess
SAsaery On the Carrou raach las.
SATURDAY, aisAl
Mr.. and MrA II. Booth speat Mon.
day aAy with M. and Ars. Mica
Aorrtsoa.
Ollie Jory and Mrs. ouinby visI,ed
9ra Emma bisdin r.ursday.
Ars. Bsebs ~as In the Falls o..
nursAay.
Mrs.. Q. Booth spent Friday after.
Hooa with Aiss Becbc.
Mrs.. wsbber Waited Mrs. Bark.
TAsrsday.
Nrs. kirksndall 10 now boardlns
With Mrs. Basks.
Nike 0aiarncau las flashed disc.
Nc On his homestead.
Carl Barks vas absent from
school Friday afternoon.
John Depew transacted business
q the Falls Thursday.
Ma John Dspew 10 quite III a.
The present writing.
Aanis and Gussis Beebe and Jack
Clancy spent Friday evening witt
Ma Georgia Booth.
Gertrude stesman attended church
u aprins Lake Sunday.
n. and Ars. Nick Monson have
moved TO Dr.. Pattcrsons ranch.
A surveying crew vas at work ia
our valley last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jorey have recently
moved 70 their ranch In Sprlng
Lake.
Clara voss IL now visiting with her
parents In Whito Lake.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-11
Settled.

Ar cid woman, on being eS,mlned
! ,fcre magistrate rs to her place Ok
I al settlement. vas afGcd what tca'
In she tad for suppos!nJ her bus
.aEd had O lesal ~etI.eMeat IN tIa'
town.
TIE cid lady said:
.ue was tern ard married there
lnd they buried hin there, and u . II
isn't scyt.la- there what !sT-Vh..i
aelphia inquirer.
Ths krmsrian.
Armenia Is ccuE,ry et sirors cob
traSls, Of opposite extremes OF beat
ard cold. light AID shade. drought ard
moisture. ard ocn;aIas many uyg;c
,!cs awaiting solu,loa. The ethnc!o'
glst II Sill Ia ioGbt - 10 vha; bran h
II the great ru.creaa family the Af
Ge.lan people bc.5a; 20. The phNclo
rls, has rot &c, clisrI-ed their In
gul-e. The antiquarian knows next tc
nothlns 0. tls.r carly a!s,e.!.
crsbh;s Carlyle,
There IL a si0T. Of Carlyle IN his old
ire having taken the following fare.
well In his bruaGest Scotch Oi youn:
tr.ead who had had hln IN charge fof
wallis ard who. while Sl-lc-t alw -
adapting himself to CaFl-lc's mogL.
had on single o-cl-i5u vcatrrcl 20
disagree with him: u wcull Lavc ycu
to taew. youss T2aa. that -cu have tle
saraclty 81 being the greatest bore In
christenio!a."
4 Hsrf,7 cr-eu.le--r.
In rscsevo'rtlrn;ry days thc-c was n
wonsn ruSllr c-eeuiiCrcr In vir-ir!
AZ that tine death sea,eaccs were res.
nl;cd on ccnIl ION tia, n cr,aia,'
shculd rcr.crm this orlcc. L1dy Ect
r.. as sh, vas rs,-r-1rd called. vas
9-tcaced 70 cea,h fer ru-tcr. she
,Sc1d Instead 70 tc-cg-c publ, c=r.
,utlorer ard hc'd rs o-i-c for r. NJ
years II isFsIl 'h1t on the scaT5,
she os,c!atci without a mas,;.
Her c1n He'k.
"vour tusbisi" said Gaeolc. "np
pclrS 10 be a nan OF great seY con
rel"
"Ycs." replied Mrs re,'hrT. "he 4. -
II suppose" Cadd!c vcE; on. he 10.
herl'ed that qualify from hlJ father.
:he IudscT''
"No." she replied significantly. "Irs
virtue he las q. gulrcd s!ncc bis rlr.
riage."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-11

From the bcylaulu: ui the founda.
,lnn 70 the time When the i.reat church
u -. Peters In nnu- could b. saii 20
tc comp.r'r three anl n half centuries
had -iapsci. eighteen architects had
hrUu enplo-ri ani fortytlIrec pores
aaI eigGei. III. cost of th. great
lfrch cHn never he known with ex'
.cme5s. AZ the ,ad ~ the ,rycnternih
'ntnry 1t hid cust S:.O.uCO.UVO. with.
~ Inclu 'i!s the sacrI.;y tell, towers,
=. II" Hsr Iuprilni OK ~ ,hs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-11
Marta, Purlshwe Mt.

so YOU have hal It cut WIN your
wife, How did you mtnag" itr
Took her up In Mrirm'rs cove
rhrw thsI~ IL the nost rsaiar@a""
echo In the world"
"Ilnw dIi thu, cuw her' What dli
IN. echo have to do with h'r maladH y
THE echo had the last word, We"
Nark INiS.ra
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-11
Man Are 20 Unrs asecaels.

The youn; wife caunri understand
why. II she only hu' u vase of fr"'h
rawrrS pa the u,'r ~ breakfast hor
husband should hud fault luai h"chure
III, s,,aG II burned. SonrrNLls Jour
nal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-11
A nInrttrt March

school luspytor Nu", ,hlldrrn
what l. II that roWr- IN Ike q ll"n Hnj
&c. out lite n,uhN SWill Girl
rlrasr. dr l,'- father whcn m",ls'
ans been giving hm u hlhlus to-
London Express.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-11

ABSTRACTS. Do you H~rd one
SEQ MASON \ sLoIGn. First doo'
AS, OF tho American Bank D Trust
Co.. on Main atrcct,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-11

Delay In buylns lots In Midland
rrsp, another di,appoin, m nj
omlns YOUR wry within 20 daNs
"ake Cumpbcil's tip,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-11

Does your hu nlud r,cr S'ij when
ypu want u new hii'
"No: he never Knows anything nhon,
II uuti G.,,r sgI IT. I.oaGon upln'
lon
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-11

ediaec was drrc Nv Tore Rus IN" o.
the four u'rldth anniversary " w.
birth " Michelanselc. - New forA
American,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-11

The world = rulI ~ men AMI "om"p
who d. uh'hmg They genera lS I'm
pos. on some one who works toS mueh
-Atrhlgun Gl1hs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-11

rNorgh -ragg a.. zen rI.,Fv
A. tNttrr I, WICKET
Thars - u.y t....I - rood hu, shs
Wesla nss " Elt Ticket
-Dspssr Ssss rUasa
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Taken Up

One bay horse, about 100 VT.
about 10 yrs old, both hind feet
white, came to my place Dec. 10th,
East Sd st. Miller. Prove property
and pay expenses. j. M. Severance 2
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Notice of Sale of Real Estate

INOtiCe OF SdIe OF keaI Estate
In the matter OF the estate OF Chester.
Thomas. Ethel Thomas, Kenny Thomas.
wesley Thomas. Sylvia Thomas, Clarence,
Thomas, Minors.
whereas, an order of the County Court of
hand county, South Dakota. was made on,
The 26th day OF December 1908 directing W.
:. Thomas as the guardian OF the estate OF
the above named minors. To sell at private.
sale certain real estate, the property OF said
minors.
NOW therefore,, In pursuance OF said order
OF sale the Undersigned will. on or after the
10Th day of January 1909. sell at private
sale to the highest bidder the real est te in
said order OF sale described. to-wit: the mr..
divided one-eighth of the southeast quarter
OF section thirty in township one hundred
sixteen north OF range sixty-six, in Hand
county, s.. d.
The terms'upon which said property will
be sold are as follows: for cash.
Said real estate will be offered for sale at
private sale at my office In the city of Miller
In said county. and bids In writing received
at said place. W. :. THOMAS
Guardian OF Estate u sSaid
Minors.
Harlan j. Bushfeld, Atty.
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LAWY ER
X. WALLIS, M. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON .

Calls attended to promptly day or night. OffiC
west side of Main street, Miller. So. Oak.
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ORGAN FOR SALE good as new.
of O. H. Yetter. 4-t4
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Horses Taken Up

Taken up at my place on section
11-109-70, / black mare, no brand
about 5 year old, weight 1900. one
black mare with silver name and
tail, weight 100, one brown mare
with star in forehead, brand circle
D on right hip. one bay mare. VT
1000, hair brand Ak, one bay mare,
two white hind feet, weight 1900. l
bay mare, weight 1900. left hind
foot white and star in forehead.
Albert Kelly.
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ing.
Belle Mckay returned to the
Mitchell university after the holi-
days spent at her home in Park.
The Misses Hill have returned to
their schools in Park after the holt
days spent at Parker and Woon-
socket.
Geo. A. Mckay and wife hold
their New Years dinner on Friday
last. 1t was confined to the Mckay
families.
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Dec 24t3
Notice of Hearing Petition for
Letters of Administration

State OF South Dakota, County OF Hand.
IS. In county court.
In the matter OF the Estate OF Myron l..
Meads. Deceased
The state OF South Dakota sends greetings
to Eliza Sauriol. Nina Heinzinger heirs at law
and next OF kin OF Myron l.. Meads deceased. 4
and to oil to whom these presents NAV
come.
Notice Is hereby given that Ed Saifken has
filed with the Judge OF this court, a petition
PRAYING for letters OF administrator OF the
estate OF Myron l.. Meads deceased, and that
Saturd av, the 9TH day of January 1909,
Mt IL O'Clock a. m OF said day, being.a day of
a regular term OF this court, to-wit: OF the
January term, 1909. at the court room OF
said court at Miller In the county OF Hand,
have been appointed as the time and place
for hearing said petition, when and where
any person may appear and show cause
why said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Hon, @. NJ. Carroll. Judge of
the county Court, and the seal OF said conrt
this 22d day OF December A.. ID. 1908 at his
office In the city OF Miller. county of Hand,
State OF South Dakota. G. NJ. CARROLL.
IsEAL1 Judge OF County Court.
Attest: JOHN CoSTIGAN. Clerk.
HARLAN j. BU%sHFIELD. Atty.
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NORTH HAND

Mrs L. N. Mcclure gave her an
nual holiday dinner the last day of
the year 1908. There were present
Albert Govder and his wife, Bert
Sebring and family, and Mr. and Mrs
H. G. Rudd. Quite a number be-
sides were invited, but sickness or
the weather prevented their attend
ance. A splendid time was enjoyed
by all.
A Andersens, Nadgwicks, and
Johnsons, of Park twp, attended the
Swedish church oyster supper at
Orient. on Thursday evening last,
Dec. 3lst.
One of Mr. A. Sebrings horses fell
on the ice last week and was quite
inquired. DR.. Walen was called to at
tend it.
Martinmmas Bros. shipped a car
load of hogs from Orient, on Satur-
dav the I'd.
We learn that Dolph Brewer is
getting along real well at Aberdeen.
His mother from Harrison is caring
for him. 1t is hoped that he will be
able to be moved home SOC
Gertie Hall and John, Katie Egg.
gerling and Joe spent Sunday at Joe
Buchers'.
Dick Rose of Ontario twp, drove
to Orient on Saturday last.
J. j. Strut visited at Hy Eggerl-
ings, Fairview on Sunday.
Katie Eggerling was in Orient on
business from Friday till Sunday.
Thede and Ed Butcher of Fairview
started for Iowa last Saturday for a
visit.
Am Watson and wife of Park re-
joice in the arrival of a baby girl at
their home on the 10Th of Dec. 1908.
Annie Haberling of Park took
train at Orient, tor the Convent
school at Aberdeen on Saturday.
Ethel Sebring. of Park, spent Sum-
urday and Sunday at Martin Con-
ways in Orient.
Charley Haberling and wife who
have been spending their holidays
at Wecota returned to their home
in Park last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Dorm of Hendricks,
Mimi, who have been making a Wis
it at Franz Buths and with other
friends in Spring returned to their
home Saturday.
Will Buth of Slater Iowa who has
been visiting in Spring took the
train Saturday for his home.
Geo. Bovbeil, of Des Moines, Iowa
is visiting at the the Mrs Herman
Matter home. Spring.
Walter Rudd and wife of Park,
are the happy parents of a new baby
boy bord Jan. lst 1909. Mrs Dunn
OF Miller is with her daughter Mrs
Rudd.
Harvey Rudd of Spring is still
feeling poorly because of rheuma-
tism in his feet.
The roads are very bad in this Vi
cinity.
There was a small party at T. N.
McClures in Park on Saturday even
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Buy your hard and soft coal al
the Mill. Best on the Market. 48tt
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Dec. Sta
Notice to Creditors

NOCIct 10 CredItOrs
Estate OF FrancesJ. Fitzwilliams Deceased
Notice IL hereby given by the undersigned
admlnlstrator OF the estate OF Frances J
F1tEwiIlams, deceased, to the creditors OF
ana al persons having claims against the,
SAID deceased. TO exhibit them. with the
necessary vouchers. within four months,
after the hrst publication OF this notice. to
me sara administrato at st. Lawrence in
the county OF Hand, S. ID.
Dated at Miller, S, d. Dec. 30. 1908.
WILLIAM +. FLINT,
Administrator OF the Estate n,
Frances j. Fitzwilliams DECEASED
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Finest stock of clothingin Miller at
A. H. hurchill's. stiff
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Splint coal at the Mill. Same
price as Hooking. Cleaner, more
heat. no clinkers. 5-tf
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DERT ~COQUILLETTE,
Hogs For Sale

Full blood Poland China hogs for
sale, either sex. If you want the
best ! can please you. Sec. 10-113-
SO, post office address Miller. S. D.
2-tf VIM. Strong.
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Dec. 10 TO
Summons

Dec. 10 to
Summons
State CT South Dakota County OF Hand,
~. In Circuit Court. Sixth Judicial Circuit.
William d. Craigo. Plaintiff.
J. Mark Kellogg. also known az John NJ.
Kellogg, the unknown heirs at la w and the
creditors OF Isaac Kellogg. deceased, and all
persons unk no wn who have or claim to
have aDv estate or interest IN or lien or In
cumbrance upon the premises described In
the complaint. Defendants.
TIL State OF South Dakota to the above
named d~efendants:
You are hereby ana required
to answer the complaint OF the plaintiff
which was filed In the Office OF the clerk OF
this court at Miller, IN Hand county, South
Dakota. on the Sth day OF December, 9OS
ana which prays for a Judgement quieting
the title to and determination OF all adverse
claims against the premises described In the
towit The North West quarter of section
thirty hve (35j. township one hundred thir-
teen OLD. range seventy (7Ol, and to
serve a copy OF YOU answer to said cam
plant on the undersigned at his Office 10 the
city. OF Miller. Hand County. south pakota.
within thirty days after the completed ser
vice OF this summons upon YOU. exclusive Of
answer said complaint within that time.
tne nlaintih Will apply to the court for the
relief In the complaint.
Dated Mt Miller. South Dakota this 81
day OF December, zoos.
s. v. CHRIST.
Att0raey for the Plaintiff !
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Elegant line of dress shoes at A.
H. Churchilps. Stiff
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-01-07

Bronze grass seed for sale A. j.
Gifford's feed store. 15tf