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The silver messenger., 1909-06-29
NOTICE OF PROOF OF COMPLETION
OF WORKS AND APPLICATION OF
WATER TO BENEFICIAL U Sc.

Notice is hereby given that at IL M.
on the 7th day of August, 1909,a Stan
ley, County of Custer, State of Idaho,
before H. H. Marshall, N. P.,proof will
be submitted of the completion OF
works for the diversion of GA cubic
feet per second of the waters of Fisher
Creek and of the application to beneti-
cial use of said water in accordance
with the terms and conditions of Per-
init No. 1891 heretofore issued by the
State Engineer of the State of Idaho.
l. The name and postotfice address
of the person, or corporation holding
said permit, are Katherine Il. Shaw,
Pierson, Idaho.
/ 3. Said works of diversion will be
fully completed on the date set for such
com pletion, and the amount of water
which said works are capable of con-
ducting to the place of use, in accord
ance with the plans accompanying the
application for such permit is GA cubic
feet per second.
8. The use to which said water has
been applied is irrigation and domestic
purposes, aud the amount applied to
beneficial use is GA cubic feet per Sec
ond.
4. The place where said water is
used is unsurveyed lands in what will
probably be TIP. 9, N, R. IA E., B. NJ
5. The date of priority which said
user is prepared to establish is June
10th, 1908.
JAS. STEPHENSON, Jr.,
State Engineer
First publication June 20, 1909.
The silver messenger., 1909-06-29
LATER RETURNS.

Sunday evening Clayton and
Custer election returns arrived.
Clayton voted 4 for bonds and 80
against. Custer 81 for bonds
Is against. The election will be
close. For bonds now has 13
votes more than the necessary
thirds, with Pahsamaroi,
Sunol, Houston, Bayhorse, Sun
beam, Loon Creek and Stanley
precincts to hear from.
The silver messenger., 1909-06-29
Program at Hall.

Following is the 4th of July
program to be given at the Hall
in Challis
OcleCUlOu. '''' .DdHu
Entrance of Uncle Sam, COlum-
bia and the States.
song America
Reading Declaration of Indepen-
dence. Miss Kelleher.
Chorus.
Recitation Dan Stephens
Solo. Mrs. Sweet
Thumbkin says I'm Dance"
Little Folks.
Instrumental Solo.
Recitation. -. Bobby Shaftoe'
Miss Smutz.
Chorus.
Grafton . Hon. w. w. AdamsOn
Selection. ........ .bdnC
The silver messenger., 1909-06-29
New School Teachers.

The corps of new teachers en-
ployed for the Challis school next
term are
Principal Harry S. Fisher,
Highland Falls, N. Y, for 9Th,
10th and 18th grades.
Assistant Princi p a - M is S
Theoline Goodwin, Duluth, MINI.
intermediate Dept. Miss Lois
Felkner, Challis.
Primary Dept-Mrs. Beatrice
Foley, Challis.
The silver messenger., 1909-06-29

lNewo iten1o taken from the flee OF
The silver Messenger Twenty Years
Aoo, and published now by request OF
. number OF fsubscribers.l
July 2, 1882
Fourth day after tomorrow.
Clayton celebrates on the 4th.
AL. Berendes is over from Bay.
horse, and has gone down TO the
hot springs.
The Jail at Clayton is nearly
completed.
Basket picnic at the Beardsley
springs on July 4th.
Pilliner & Tingley left today
for Custer, with their photo
graphing outfit.
Miss Clara Richardson of Sal
mon is visiting with Mr.and Mrs.
Fred Phillips.
Reese & Trapp have just put
in new pool table.
j. A. Beerley of Blackfoot is
spending a few days in Challis.
Fred Holcomb of Bayhorse is
down at the springs.
Challis will not celebrate this
year, but will attend the big gala
day at Clayton.
Dune. Cameron returned Sat-
urday from Stanley where he
has been on a prospecting trip.
Rock is being hauled from the
Challis stone quarry to Clayton
to be used in building A. ].
Crook & Co.'S. warehouse.
Roxy Stone had his face badly
disfgured by falling rock in
the Beardsley mine at Bayhorse
last week. Dr. Smith was call
ed.
Tim. O'Day on Wednesday fell
. in the main tunnel of the Ella
mine, Clayton,a distance of some
% feet, badly cutting his head
and djsfiguring his face.
Bishop Talbot spoke in Chal-
lis Sunday to very large and
appreciative audience.
Mr.. Gillette, of the firm of Gil
lete & Evans, Ketchum, was in
town to induce the citizens to put
in a system of waterworks, but
he received little encouragement er
: from the business men.
: On Wednesday morning, June
> 26th, 1889, the town of Bonanza
was partially destroyed by fire.
The fire originated in a cabin oc-
cupied by Cowboy Joe" Three
5 buildings we're totally destroyed
$ the cabin occupied by Cow
a boy Joe" and it's contents
, storehouse owned by Geo. Nc
D GOwan, and a large saloon build
|. ing known as the Fargo build
l. ing. Total loss 81, 500.
The silver messenger., 1909-06-29
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Frank Anthony was up from
Mackay last week.
Challis grown strawberries are
now on the market.
Miss Edna Nickerson is out
from Forney on a visit.
If you want to see big cele-
bration come to Challis next Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Emmett Hosford has de-
parted on visit with her par
ents at LaPlatte, Neb.
Martin Joyce, Billy Ginnell,
Duncan and Allen Williams were
out from Parker last week
The Challis band and musici-
ans from Salmon, will play in
Challis next Friday, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Don Rowles returned on
Saturday morning last from an
extended visit with her parents
at LaPlatte, Neb.
Miss Flora Hosford returned
from Salt Lake Thursday eve
ming last, where she has been
teaching school in the public
schools of that city.
w. B. Fowler, the Salmon
photographer, will will be in
Challis this week, and remain
for ten days, prepared to do all
kinds of first-class Photographic
work. Give him a call and be
] satisfied.
We are under obligations to
Senator Hepburn for 1909 gov
, ernment map of Idaho. This
new map shows in addition tC
} the old maps, the reclamation
5 projects and Carey irrigation
, lands of Idaho.
? When you get hot, tired and
dry during our celebration on the
: 2nd and 3rd come to the City
Drug Store. Get your fatigue
relieved by cola, and YOU
\ thirst quenched by ice-creau
: soda. Be sure you treat you
lady friend.
T. The Challis G. E. Society CAV
l. a concert at May last Wednesda.
,, evening, June 23rd. About tif
= teen of this society went over t.
ic May, and returned the next eve
n ming. They report that they re
l. ceived royal treatment by tn
'e May people. They concert wa
decided success, and weIl re
ceived by the large and apprec
is ative audience. The receipts @
g the evening was $64.OO.
The bond proposition has III
,e doubtedly lost out in Cnste
III county to bond the county t
er build roads and bridges, fc
: = about $40, 900. At the electio
,e last Saturday, while a majolit
ic of the voters have voted for tn
bonds, yet they have not bee
as as carried by the necessary tw'
~ ~ thirds vote. Returns from Onl
C. few of the precincts are in, bl
vet it is evident that the bono
is have been defeated.
~ In Challis precinct 273 vot'
" were polled, and the vote stood
id Bonds Yes. ".....-....... q
ne Bonds mo" .........
Mackay.
Bonds YES. ............. 1.
sr. Bonds mo"
Battle Ground.
Bonds "Yes"
Bonds NO. ...........
In the other precincts n
heard from, it is estimated tn
in the two PahsamarOi precinC
y it will be about stand off; HOu
ton will give a small majori
against bonds; Clayton about
majority against bonds. At Ba
horse there will not be to exec
twenty votes, and about a stal
off. Custer will give at least
majority against bOnds;Sunbea
The silver messenger., 1909-06-29

The Fork country has asSum-
ed it's normal condition since the
snow left, but the Yankee Fork
river has been ON it's bad behav-
iOr for several weeks past, but
has done it's worst for this seas
on.
At one time it was feared all
the bridges on the Yankee Fork
and some on the Salmon would
go out, fall down with old age if
nothing else) but the principal
harm done was to the grades.
The Jordan bridge was badly
wrecked and had to be rebuilt.
The road up Jordan was almost
entirely washed out, both bed
and bridges, but Frank Georg-
eta, the road overseer, put men
at work at different points along
it and it will soon be in better
condition than before the flood.
THAT $1,000 road bond will be
in time to do some good this
summer)
| Travel has started in to Loon
Creek and light teams are going
over. Mr.. John P. Boyle, Supt.
of the Lost Packer, returned
from Mackay. where he went to
meet his family, and they went
on over some days ago.
The Sunbeam mill is running
and supplies are going up in
small wagon lots, and by the end
of the week the road will be in
fairly good condition for heavy
teams.
| W. G. Sweet and Mrs. Sweet,
Senator Macbeth, G. E. Plum
mer, and some others, who went
outside for the winter, have re-
turned.
!. Geo. r. Dearden, of the Gus
ter Commercial Co., had the mis-
} fortune few days ago to have
a bone broken in one of his legs,
below the knee, while mounting
a horse. He and DR.. Kirtley
were starting for Loon Creek at
the time. The injury was at
tended to at once, and he is get
ting along nicely.
The Sunbeam Co. has recently
surveyed the line and stuck the
stakes for the poles for the elec
trio plant to be established or
the Salmon at mouth of Yankee
Fork, to supply power for the
Sunbeam mill plant, etc. The
ditch will be taken out above the
hot springs and utilize the hO
water, Of which there is large
flow. So you see the Fork" is
getting a lightning move on it
and it's days of slow going ar
! numbered.
There was a new strike of al
ore vein on Dickens Hill thi
spring the old "Capulet,"
short distance west of the oil
Juliette tunnel. The discover,
was made by Elden Dye, VIII
has taken a lease on the CLAIM
and is sinking on the vein an
sacking the ore for shipment
The quartz has the characteristic
} of that of the Charles Dickens,
= and lies parallel to it and a fe,
rods to the south. 1t is par
of the Oxarna Co.'S. holdings
and is in the hands of Hon. Gee
Coryell, receiver for the CON
pany, and by him leased to MI
Dye, who traced out the vein b
the panning process.
Custer is arranging to have
great Fourth of July celebration
The Lost Packer Baseball clu
is coming over to play the Yar
kee Fork club, composed of tn
> pick of the Sunbeam, Custer an
Bonanza veteran teams. Thel
. will be foot races, a drilling col
y test, jumping, wrestling, a fre
picnic and a free dance. Every
thing is scheduled as free. Owe
one hundred dollars has bee
raised for powder and flags alon
#. Patriotism comes cheap on tt
The silver messenger., 1909-06-29
The Trusts can trust the Sen

Election day landed two men
in the Challis Jail.
Challis precinct voted for the
bonds pretty hard.
The slough bridge at Watson's
bridge was completed Wednes-
day last.
Bayhorse is the last precinct
heard from. For bonds II, and
against bonds s.
The largest stage auto. is laid
up for a few days on account of
a broken engine.
A number of race horses have
already arrived for the races on
July End and 3rd.
Attorney Chase A. Clark and
wife, and sister and Mr.. David
son, arrived in town yesterday
morning from Mackay.
For flags, bunting, fireworks,
and fire crackers, and all kinds
of Fourth of July novelties call
at the City Drug Store.
Now that Custer county people
do not want bridges and roads,
let's see how they stand for a
new court house and jail.
Nearly two miles of the Round
Valley irrigation canal is now
completed, and work is being
pushed. Ten teams and ditch
machines, and about fourteen
men are at work.
Mr.. Gratz, National Bank Elk
aminer, was in Challis last week
to examine the papers of the
papers of the First National
Bank of Challis. He reported
everything in tirst-class shape.
The Pahsamaroi water sui
at May commenced on the 1Stl
and ended on the 23rd, and re
suited in a compromise. The
, court was presided over by At
torney Hansbrough of Blackfoo
who was Referee. Those inter
: ested, besides those living in tn,
ivalley in attendance, were F. ]
lHagenbarth and H. G. Wood, O
Salt Lake. Lawyers and cOur
officials present were L. E. Glen
non, W. J. Lamme, Geo. Keyes
c.. M. Henderson, Challis; j. c
Sinclair, F. J. COwen, Salmon
Worth Clark, John Jones, POcs
: tello, and Harry Holden, of Ida
no Falls.
j. If cut flowers from the florist
+ or garden are placed as soon a
possible in cold water in which
!. little mild soap has been dissol'
r. ed, making suds, they will kee
q fresh much longer than usua
~ and will even freshen up wOnt
n erfully if they have alread
" dropped. Also, if. one wishes
O keep roses in bud for some tim
n soft thread should be tied snu
!. ly around the bud, and whe
" ready for use, even though Sc
II eral days after picking, the ro
s will be found as snug a bud
when first tied up, and, NOR
70 over, will not shatter as soon
ordinarily .-Woman's Home Cor
a paniOn for July.
The LaMott Comedy compar
showed in Challis Monday. Tue
90 day, Wednesday and Thursds
nights at the opera house to b
~ houses. They put on a goo
"a show each night, and an enti
,t change of program. There a
at four people in the company. l.
+s Mott in his comedy sketches
g good as the best on the vaude
tv vile stage, and is the best pa
20 of the show, although his wi
" is excellent in the her work I
al the stage and piano. Zenet
"A the acrobat, is wonder, and
~ the frog and other acts, has fe
=, equals. Lewis also does sOr
The silver messenger., 1909-06-29
Land Filed On.

Land filed on in Round Valley
on west side of Salmon river up
to this time as follows
The silver messenger., 1909-06-29

In the other precincts not
heard from, it is estimated that
in the two PahsamarOi precincts
it will be about a stand off ;HOus-
ton will give small majority
against bonds; Clayton about 60
majority against bonds. At Bay
horse there will not be to exceed
twenty votes, and about a stand
off. Custer will give at least 10
majority against bonds; Sunbeam
about 40 majority against bonds.
Loon Creek will give at least 30
majority for bonds, and at Stan
ley it will be about stand off.
The silver messenger., 1909-06-29
TWENTY YEARS AGO.

tNews items taken from the flee OF
The silver Messenger Twenty Yearo
zoo, and published now by request OF
q mum Der of oubacribero-l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
Der berfebrte McnId).

@attin: yMein @ann bat iif, felt.
benz mir berbeiratbet iin6, b6IIig ms
@esentbeil berfebrt." SreunStn:
,@ieio?" = @attin: oals mir nod
unberbeiratbet paren, fornte i'd iGn
ME Dor Mitternntt losbefommen uno
iest fam ib i'm ME Dor MitternaGt
ms Salls friegen."
Notwithstanding
ioIIte man MIR nlittcIS 8eu5iuS reini.
gen. gs lit 10 bilIig, DaB Der BrciS
oafiir iid faltm t6ber itelIt olS ieOes
anOere MitteI, Ailbcroem Iilhrt e5
piel idueIler 3llai 3icle, Ga es feline
6orbc Ioit merOen bic SanOifube
niht blob braitGen alio aud nidt
aufgcfGrbt 5l perOen, mic es iid
beim @cbroltdl BON Seife notbmanotg
moht. sic beGalten .@etd)Deit ultO
Soiion, iperOen iiberbollpt nie tel,,
Ntur mllb man Iie p0llig in @en5in
eintaud)cn INC Sanu i6nell nit mel.
deri Sllfe abreiben. 3uu6hit Oeli
Son6riiden, Donn ieOen ein5eluen
Singer, Sen man iiber ein run6es
SoI5 Siebt. Sebr bei6muste Stellen
ober io(de, sic puraeitiq troden tper.
6en, feudtet malt nodnlaIs mittels
@ottebGnid9ens otl. Damn per6en
Die SanOi6nbe III 3ugIilft 9ebongcn.
Sn eirligen Stunoen itn0 iie polie
gerudlos. SelbitperitGnbIif) bari
Oieie 8cinigrng nidt BET brennenoem
2id,t pber in Der R6bc zines beiBeu
Sfens pprgenomnen lper6cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
6ttt,einnabieeA
a.6nnhlnnn npIierter MSbel.

man bort oft Saltsfrauen lid be-
aaasrt 6ab ibre polierten @sObel 10
iSnsq nnaniebnli6 wer6en. Sic
simlbeuL Der Siidler ODER 8olierer
Kat Sic S6Alb. pabrenb ibre i9led.
i gebanohms allein ben S6aben be.
m. 9,an beafte folgenoe WnBre.
IN ATM 9drse Der @olitnr. go.
s,rte MStel miiiien Dor allen geiiti.
N ElGiiiafeiten, Dor Stun, grannt'
WI. 9ifor II. SergI. iorefdltis Be.
SaErt perSen; iie biirfen audi nidt,
~,rl lie orr6 bic Sonneri. unb Diem.
Shr ertparmt fine, nab ober feu6t Oh.
gniIdlt pcroen. leberbaltpt mtB 6as
Suidcn unterbIeiben, nerr bic Mo.
sI ans ser @6rme in Die 4alte fom.
men unS Oaburh beihlagen ODER
su6t aeporoen, bebor lie niht mieber
hon ieibit troden eefporoen iiub. Mhtb
man S~olierte Wobel nab abtpiiAen, 10
mts 6ies nit einem peiden EuHe
lnS nidt IN Ser 8arme geifjeben uro
dnes Reibcn bermieben tueroen, ionit
berIieren lie ibren @lana.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
gcnsin ale &ittcl sur G%utferuans
bptt Settflcden.

9er3in lit iebr feuer9cfdbrlif, man
tpenoe oasieIbe 6nber ME Bel 2idlt oocr
IN Ser RGbe bon gebeiSten Sefen ar,
So aud IonIt Ieiht cine gnt5iinonng
infolae Der entpideltcn @dIe eiittreten
fam. Gbenio beahte man ettuai5e
fIeite @unbcn ooB fem 8en5in oo'
ron fonlmt, 90 ionit bierourd) einc
glutperaiftlng entIteben f0nnte. Sill
Les nit genSin gereinigte mub Dor
benz 8Iatten gnt5 troden lem, oa ionlt
bie Stoffe leift Seuer fangen fonrter.
lin Benign 81 priifen, 9ieBe man et'
mas ailf peiBes 9apier, es bari feline
Eleden binterlaiien, ionoern InrB mad
cinigen Minuten pollltanoig perO,lr.
ftet fem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
sl.fs BON Giien aus Der @aide an
brinaet.

gs ipirO cine 5innerne Same o6er
Sla|te nit iie6enbem @oiIer gefiiIIt
SnO Ser Sled auf beies beige @efdB
aebaIten; pdbreuo oeifen tropfelt
Fan G~itroneniaft auf Den Sled, ba.
Hi fortfabren6, Bis oerielbe nidt
msbr 81 ieben lit. Sci frii6 entitunbe.
mem GIeden geiGicbt 6ies nett eber
ale Bel Senen, peI9e i6on ldnger oor'
tunSen parer; es mitB baber obige
Boridrift audi I6nger ongetpenoet
perSen. 2GBt elm ioldes @efGB in Der
Stbe nnf, 10 rnterlaiie man niht,
lie6gn6es 8oIier rn65uoieben. Nadl'
Dem nun altf bieie art Ser Sled meg.
aebradt porSen lit, miro bieie Stelle
NIT friIdem @aiier ousgespaiden.
Mud Die bartnGdigiten SbItfGede ialb
mf bieie 8eiie fueg5ubringen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
SenterIdeiben bpn Sdfar6en SO
reiniaen.

lin Gpritflefe bon Selfarbe ~
entfernen, peIde beim Streiden elmer
SnIiaSe an BEN Sertiterideiben emit
ftanoer uno bereits aufsetrodnet iinb,
genii0en Serpentin uno So6a ni6t.
8u empfebIen lit bier3li SEIZE. Ra-
mentli9 tuerbert ale Selfarben bur@
iosenunnte Sdmierieife G9nnrac
Seife), peIde ntan oarmlf ftreidt un0
rtebrere GtunOer iteben l6Bt, oufse.
lSit. @un tpenbet oieies @ittel aud
NIT @ortbetl ar, Inn 8inieI, fpeI6e IN
Selfarbe bart gepor6en Iinb, anfsu.
tueifen tpcrauf man lie rein olsipis,
len fam. Sie antpenoung anoercr
i9arfer ODER Gtenoer IitteI, nie
Bottai6e un6 9aIf. lit Bel @Ias nidt
ratbiam, tpetl basielbe 6abur1 Iei6t
blind miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
Live Stock Market
National Stock Yards, Ill.
Aug. 16 1909.

- ~
Cattle receipts 5000. Mostly grass
ers. Choice grades 1oc higher med.
ium killers slow OF 10c lower. Pros
poets steady this week
Hog receipts $500. Prices on good
light and medium weights were 10c
higher than the close of last week
Heavy hogs steady. Most of the
good mixed butchers hogs sold al
$3.50 = $8.05; good heavies $7..S5
- S.; mixed packers 1915 = IS
Good pigs $3.50 = s7.S5; light pigs
s5.75 = 81. Outlook strong next
few days.
Sheep receipts 5000. Lambs 25c
lower. Top $3.50. Sheep market
steady. Best muttons $3.50; breed
ing ewes $3.50. Prospects steady.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
ms perrathsrilde seIepdpn.

81. Gum 6reunbe): a@t6 adti
Sect babe i'd mciner 6rou mitee.
tbeilt, baB id Gid fiir .beltte Mittag
gum Giien mitbriugen peroe. @Ieid
piro oie 4nttport bier iein. Sreutt6
g. (6en Scorer ans Sbr baIten6):
,9tbal~ 0ie Intport I1iitete nGnl.
lid: ySdttclt audi mas 8erniinftige.
res tbun fonnen. aIs ben alien Gicl
rinsuIabeHl4 !,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
StreUlSctc Spiesel nnb gilberrabmen
al reiniaen.

Wan muB ooGei duBerIt poriidttg
oerfabren. neil Sos @oIo mr. iehr
oiim oiifsetragen 1T uno bel ieiner
@eidheit Ieidt obgerieben miro.
8enn ieSc6 8Iieoeni6mits ooer ion.
itige ltnreinigfcitcn cine &einigung
onr9mts e~rfor0erlih MAIDEN, 10 be.
Oiene man iid) einer @iidung bon 10
8r. Salmiafaeiit itno 30. @ranm
Seiferipiritlis, tnllfe 8otte In bieie
Sliiiiigtcit itno reibe bomit MIR gons
leidt Die 8ereoloitng, bis bieieI6e rein
eriheint.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
ainulenmtcppide,

ole ibren @Ian5 perIoren haben, reibt
man mittels pollener 2appen, Die in
elmer Miiidung bon Del mo Gcrpen.
tin ollSaemrlmgsn iilO, Mon trd1t
oie Mii6ung in Oieier gtrt mlkAnto
reibt nod ilngefdbr elmer StunOe nit
trodenem poIlenetn 2appen nod, bis
ser @Ians pieocr bergeite!lt lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
BASE BALL.
A. B. Jrs. Win Again.

Last Sunday the A. B. Jrs. de-
feated Jonesburg IL to 3. The game
though one-sided was very interest
ing, as Jonesburg put up a good
game and scored their three runs
In the ninth on Sieglers single and
Mudds home run, Jones was safe
on Hueller's error, stole second and
third and scored wien Oswald's
to first was too wide to get Flener,
Score
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
giaaerofctc gdranben IN ISien.

Dtes ut oft nit groBen S6niertg'
tetten serbltnberL 6a oieIelben bGuffs
brsdbert Dime iid su riibren. 9agesen
aelingt bieie 26iung Ieiat, tpenr riar,
nnf Die 8erbinburesIteIIen aeroiir6l
brtngt ipeIfes in fiiraeiter Belt Die
iletnTten &iten bitrd6ringt, in nielet
Sdllen bilh altd Serpentinol. @ir6
MN on bieie Strmiben ober @olse1
nit einem Somn,er geflopft, 70 iucr.
Den oieIeI6en in BEN meiiten Sdllen
loie iuerben ltnb fi9 Ieid)t aufifrall'
BEN laiien. Sn bartnddtgen SGllen
lett man bte 10 bebnn6eIten 8erbin.
eungsitellen ser Ginmirfrtg bon Site
nrs, Die Damn Sen ermiinidten gr'
ioIg berbcr5ringt.
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Sin aIattcs GcI6aft.

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10000 @uI0en peroienert, rein, bInnf,
altf Ser &aub, obne &iIifo2" - a@ie
10, Seigclitod2" ,,g9er' i) Sbnett
lagel. Gle geben bod Sbrer SreiIein
Sod)ter 4 Mitgift bon 100000 Sui.
ben. @ebrn sc oe Sreilein @altuin'
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sc 10000 peroient." .
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county OIL
In the Circuit Court, September
Term, 1909.
WILLIAM LICHTE Plaintiff
VS..
CHARLES E. NlESE Defendant
Now at this day comes the Plain
tiff herein, by his Attorney and files
his Petition and Affidavit, alleging
among other things, that Defendant
is not A resident of the State of Mis-
souri,, so that the ordinary process
of law can not be served upon him
within this State.
Whereupon, il is ordered by the
Clerk in Vacation, that said Defend
ant be notified by Publication that
Plaintiff has commenced a suit
against him in this Court, the OBJ
ject and general nature Of which is
to try, ascertain and determine the
interest and title of Plaintiff and de-
PENDANT respectively in and to the
following real estate to wit:
The West half of the Northwest
or. of Section, Thirty-three, Town
ship Forty-one Range Six, and the
Southwest or. of the Southwest ar.
of Section Twenty-eight Township
Forty-one Range Six, West Situate
in Gasconade County, Missouri and
that unless the said Charles Il. Niese
be and appear at this Court, at the
next Term thereof, to be begun and
holden at the Court House in the
City of Hermann, in said County, on
the 18th day of September next, and
ON or before the first day of said
Term, unless further time be grant
ed by the Court-ansWGr or demur
to the Petition in said cause, the
same will be taken as confessed, and
Judgment viii be rendered accord
ingly.
And it is further Ordered, that a
copy hereof be published, according
to law, in the Advertiser Courier a
newspaper published in said County
of Gasconade for four weeks success
siYely, published OF least once a week
the last insertion to be at least fff-
teen days before the first day of said
next September Term Of this Court.
w. J. ELLIS.
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the Record.
Witness my hand, and the seal OF
the Circuit Court of Gasconade
County, this End day of August 1909.
w. J.. ELLIS.
Circuit Clerk.
IL. 81
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SQnle ImsreSc.

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