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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-20


without the fierce heat that aunoys the
...;.,,a,.7 Nh. .+,ra-
en., -,.:.+, ,,,,5, .,;+a7 a. the
,.'. ', .h.-, Who ,,,.h will find
'l'''''''' ..L
an abundance OF good Things io'
sexes in the various shops around
town
SACHS DRY GooDo w. ~ M,
ner Of Fort and BeFetanla Street9' ~.
announcement IS again maze tHa' s''!'
store Will close at one CLOCK Oh 90 +to
urdays. New wash ruchnSS, pE Inc
yard, in white and cream ana l5o,es
white Plque stocks trimmed III u''' '''.,
pearl buckles ana .. Du1lop E.r are fine
the goo" 'n'lHa o ;iI- r;nhnns fI.a and
4uaiitZ OF more IN 'i''', 1t.ara5 a4 -
one man ih'1'e9 49, t .,I,,;na window
cents a \afu a"'I 49, ll ,'';l,, rnas to
draPng III al'["e''le '''o'- ,.a'ri
you al twenty -">' '''''9
THE CLARION, Fort and Hote
streets.-This store is filed with sult>
for men. Twenty dollars buys as goo1
a suit Of clothing of the BENJAMIN
make as can be bought in the Unlte'
states. / he 'l1' 81
attention Of good dresSers ana lne :S,,l ,,,'
much worn IN cohNe4 "a
did quality at the 10" price
NrANTrF SHOE co
TIA Tnr- street below Hotel.-Wa
! 49, ..oa+a a thirst for something coo
~ rra rhroat and the feet. Thi
.Ta, has some splendid offerings /
] ,no+,,.aa, Of +bis character this wee
a4;o.. white canvas pumps, wltbou
! srrans At $3.50. are cheap and the
!. 49,, +Lo +oo+ q nattv appearance. Som
:-}, a,, ;nstnn strap and the whit
WI, ,.,r,,,,s will attract attentic
.-t,.ir, The sell At 50 90 and So
''l lr, v-or+h +be money.
y Dr1eoN SMITH & CO. LTD, &c
i - For+ and Hotel streets.
I ..-rhora,, i that particularly hapl
] combination Of powdered soa anu W.
{ meal and Is sPlenflu .s Loi so;i +ha+ G,
I Of removing all OF the son Ia S+;cI
I lects on one il1u,7 3..to o Sanitary
] season ~ =! - forro and once us
I account Oh us ioi" : the O.
\ can not be uSt' 1Ss Th;s a1ane is su
I OF soaps IN CAKES. :. fnr nsa in
Y cient to recoii'''elN
fees or at nome.
\ M INERNY, LID, corner , u l,n+
\ at McInerny you T Tha nxDrassion
] that 1t IS correct. 5a,,h+ +rna T;
\ often heard anu aa - II" FOR instance. =
the matter OF oaPo' r,I, uaid
[ Heidcaps, made oE CT 41-- +ba .
PhiladeiPhla' are u unin+ If stvIe, T
par eXeelleht tts III rr poIla show that
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-20
AFTER
DOCTORS
FAILED
y" Z. Pinkham's Vegeta-
Die compound Cured Her.

T sn tfffaI{naan1c, Conn.-"For five wears
t l Sll[efed untold agony from ffm 6ai
t tiou0 di., causing backache, irrerujari-
yes DIZZINESS and nervous nE : ,sl'r,-
lOn. II was imnnssiLIa e G ILOotId
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-20
What the Retail Mere ants
of Honolulu Offer This Week


-"l'iiIi,s II u"4 S, ms ha , .atc6aI to
..ra+a[,a H. .ri,.a. ,,ro,or- r,arsonaI
IN 5 a,I 40. 4ba-
49,, +rnnL.s .hairs and satrhels en-
r,,-.al "a h., oara aro safely denoSit-
.,..,'-,r,9i,,,, - instructions.
HALElWA HOTEL, on the oahu
ralIWay-Ihere IS to be pig dance
at this popular resort next SATURDAY |
night. The moon Will be full on the |
I'd, and three nights later there Is
to be a gathering Of society at HAZE
iva. 1t is close enough, by the cars,
to be almost next door and the roads
for motoring are III suen GOOD cohul-
uon' ana 'n me- zee ,5o loi so on ra reason
reS7on'ple' ma ~. I't'l -t.,,. a,,.or
WY ''''' 0l'' 7''''''','
ROYAL HAWAIIAN GARAGE, no
tel street opposite the HaWahah
Hotel.-Machine IL rent service AZ
this establishment are strictly first class
and the chautteuTs are careful, PROOF
agalnst-arrest-m men VINO MAKE mo o. ~
ride around the Island, or 10 1dlei" q,
a deIlght. IheE may De e." t o,tt 60.
/ take paFtleS 70 li"lei"" 0''
/ night
/ M lNERNI SHOE oiohh' u .
! street gust above Nm ooHu 80 ~;
( comfort Is what MclheI"I 5'''9 ---
/ patrons who wear Packard cusilaol,
sole shoes. Tins IS an invention ne " ',
TO this section OF the country any, -
has caught on with men VINO are I nue. -,
on thelr rect e,'"I 81 6n nav a,a chaaI
IN t,r ''I Lasida Iaving The best OF kid il
their makeup they are shapeIy ano
comforrable, This particular Pacllar,
,..,,,,a. nnIZ in hole Oxfords. mad
If Mack Wei Kid. But McInerny ha
.,r,,,la+, lime Of other stvle Pack
, rl sbaa, IN all feathers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-20
THE CITY TRANSFEp no

hlhg street opposite the GriII-Ts
Love s Transfer. If you happen TO be
Ita'ing on the steamer on Wednesdays
ring MN up and let him take care If
) ), our baggage between your rooms and
ne steamer. His long experience in
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-05-20
IN MEMORIAM OF ELLAMCFALL
By FRED R. REED.

"Well done. thou good and faithful
servant.
The passing of Ella B. McFall from
life's today to the eternal realms of to-
morrow and forever is one of the acts
of our great Supreme Ruler and for
purpose of his own which is far be-
yond our understanding.
Ella McFall fought for the highest
and best there was in life, and as the
days roll on the noble purposes and
high standards she worked for will live
and grow flowers fragrant with mem
ories of the nobility of her daily life
and character.
To the grief stricken family the
hundreds of sorrowing friends in Idaho
extend their loving sympathies. Words
are but poor expressions of our feelings
All there is to be done is to bow our
heads in submission and say, Thy viii
be done"
And yet, as we journey life's zigzag
trail, what an example, what a glorious
thing to have been a witness to such a
splendid fight for the betterment of
lifes conditions made by our beloved
sister who has just been transferred to
a higher plane of usefulness; and yet
it's hard for those left behind. How
ever, God knows best.
1t is glorious thing to have so lived
and to leave such a legacy to emulate
And as the evening shadows gather and
the night wind comes whispering
through the sagebrush our thoughts
turn lovingly and tenderly to our
sister who is absent, and it seems as if
we could almost hear the low soulful
words of the benediction.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-05-20
HOW CROPS GROW
IN sunny IDAHO
Clover 20 Inches High May 20,
2 1-3 Tons Alfalfa First Year

Don n. Bark, the government expert
who has charge of the exper-
mental farm at Gooding, was in Sho-
shone last Friday and in a conversation
with the writer stated that he measured
red clover on the Gooding farm Oh May
l2, of the present year and it was just
20 inches high. He considers this par
ticuIar red clover field one of the finest
he ever saw and it demonstrated what
can be done with this crop in southern
Idaho. Last year field was sown to
alfalfa on this farm the 9th day of
June and when it was cut in the fall 1t
made two and one third tons to the acre
To make good hay the first season lots
of seed needs to be sown to the acre. In
this case Is pounds were used to each
acre. When asked to give fair aver
age crop for alfalfa one year with an
other in this region of irrigated Idaho
Mr.. Bark stated that with proper care
and cultivation each acre should yield
six tons. Like many other people who
are in position to know the possibil
ties of the Snake river valley of south
ern Idaho Mr.. Bark is an enthusiast and
the word picture he can draw of the
future of this country would delight
the biggest booster in the state.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-05-20
FOR ASSIGNMENT OF ENTRIES

The bill now before Congress per-
mitting the assignment Of entries or
govern ment reclamation projects is of
the greatest Importance to all settlers
on these projects. The MinidoSa and
all other government projects are pra-
ctically at a standstiIl, and viii be until
the passage of this act. No money
can be borrowed to improve the claims.
and no transfers can be made as the
law now stands Outside money is
badly needed here, and there viii be no
marked progress until these two re-
auisites of a new country are secured.
The bin now before the house of rep
resentatiyes has already passed the
senate, but it is feared the house win
not pass the measure at this session
unless steps are taken in its behalf by
those most interested. Every settler
on this project ought to consider il his
duty to write Congressman Hamer, or
the congressman from his home state,
urging the Importance of this act.
If the matter is not attended to pro-
mptly there is danger that the act viii
not be passed at this session but go
over until the fall, thus delaying pro
gress just that long. The Hepburn
Commercial Club has taken the lead
by sending letter TO Congressman
Hamer setting forth the Importance of
this act at the present time, and urg-
ing the congressman to work for its
passage. Hepburn Review.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-05-20
JOHN FLEMING GRANTED REpRIEvE

Yesterday Gov. Brady granted repreve John Flern-
ing, staying execution by hanging unl July g. 1910 in
order that the Board of Pardons may have opportunity
to inquire into his sanity John Fleming have been
executed today the State Pententay for the murder
of Frank Langford Rupert on Juy6. 1908. Fleming
seemed utterly Indifferent to his fate
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS PLAY AT PAYETTE
The Shoshone High School base ball nine play Payeue
High School today the Payette diamond in the first of
series of championship games The Shoshone boys
will also play Boise in the future. They have chal
lenged the state.
LOCAL MEN HOLD RICH MINING CLAIMS
Four Shoshone men, O. ]. Brennan, w. Wheeler, w.
D. Vredenburgh and Gilbert J. White, have located six
claims in the ROLAND Nevada, mining camp located II
IA miles west of arbdge, and the specimens Wheeler
and Vredenburgh brough back with them display
Brennans Some of the specimens will assay
$1,000 the and all rich in gold This syndicate
will develop the properties and freight Eko Nev~
where Charlie Morton agent and he will handle the
shipments to Salt Lake and Denver.
BEST TIME TO SEE HALLEY'S COMET
A total eclipse of the occurs Monday night May
23rd when the head and tail of Ialeys comet will be
brightest in the sky after sunset The moon
darkness will last some minutes when the comet can
be seen to best advantage.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-05-20

lot s2018.
Boyd, J.. May SEl-4 NW1-4, NE1-4
SWl-4, lots 3, 4, 6, Sec 80 tp S R Ia
E $3S.37.
Hazard, VIM. C. NWi-4 SWl-4 sec
2 tp 9 S R IA E sS7.67.
Marsh & Hazard, NELL SE1-4,
So SW1-4 lot less 20 acres sec 2 tp
9 S r ID E. $26.93.
Osborn, Giles C. Big Wood River
acreage lot $37.6
Wilson, Mrs. Susie .NW1-4 SEl-4.
El-2 SW1.4, SEl-4NW1 sec IA tp
SR 20 E $S2.37.
Dillon, James L. 261-2 acres in NWl A
NEl-4 sec 81 tp R Is E SlO.32.
Silva, Jos. Sl-2 SW14, lots 6, 7, sec
tp S R 16 E $40.l9.
Ryland, Byrd w. SW1-4 SE1-4 sec
80 tp S R 20 E slO92.
sHosHoNE.
Bradshaw, Walter
Lot 13 blk % Shoshone "a
IA % 80 "a
Berg Gus
Lot blk 9 Shoshone 81
9 Shoshone s4
Cottle, AL. o.
Lot blk 9 Shoshone 81
Conway. Pat Est.
Lot l3 blk Shoshone 2 81
Fox, ]. C.
Lot blk 90 Sboshone "a
Z" % e" "a
Gates, C. D.
Lot II blk shoshone 81
{" IS SO '' "a
Gossett, w. F.
Lot blk 9 Shoshone "a
% % 81
Huffman, John
Lot II blk 8 Shoshone 81
=" u :" s - 81
13 &" 8" 81
Isaacs, Mary
Lot 10 blk 9 Shoshone S4
Jones IL. L.
Lot 3 blk 9 Shoshone "a
" 1 9 81
Lane ]. E.
Lot / blk % Shoshone 319
EI5 2 s29 9 OS
Mackey & Haddock
Lot 6 blk Richards add Sho-
shone 81
Lot 7 blk Richards add Sho-
shone 81
Lot s blk Richards add Sho-
shone , 81
Morton c. B.
Lot 13 blk Shoshone 81
&" IA 9 "a
Meese, E. II.
Lot l6 blk Shoshone "a
II 81
{" Is IS g S4
Roberts, Edward
Lot 10 blk 80 Shoshone 81
Sage Brush Tonic Co. -
Lot blk Shoshone 76 76
Unknown
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-05-20

Woodworth, E. l..
Lot 10 blk 80 Shoshone 2 81
q" 20 blk 80 - 2 81
Keefer, Jos.
Block B NE portion north of
Alley "a SO
Bonner, Mrs. Mary
Lot 7 blk A (Imp) Shoshone 21 43
Patterson, T. M.
Lot blk II Richards add Sho-
shone II
Lot I blk Fl Richards add Sho-
shone 217
Lot 3 blk H Richards add sho-
shone 2 II
Unknown
Lot 5 blk H Richards add sho-
shone , II
Lot 9 blk H Richards add Sho-
shone II
Lot 10 blk H Richards ada Sho-
shone 217
Lot Ii blk H Richards add sho-
shone II
Lisle, Mrs. Lena
Lot IS blk A Richards add Sho-
shone Is 57
Wheeler, j. w.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-05-20

Continued on page four
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
SILT LAKfRS IN GOTHAM

Russell viii visit with them for a few
" ccks. either before her journey west
70 Salt Lake. OF on her return The
privacy maintained concerning the
wedding and It's previous arrange
ments has drawn forth only favorable
comments from press and public. The
day was ideal. warm and sunny, the
home OF Miss Robson was a bower Of
flowers. rare and beautiful, and the
presents from the Belmont family
priceless: her actor friends remem-
bered her also bounteously with flowers
and gifts: IL is an ideal match, and
has met with hearty recognition from
the family and friends OF Mr. Belmont.
our heartiest congratulations.
on Wednesday next Manager and
Mrs Hugh Ford sail on the Lusitania
for London. where Mr. Ford will pro-
duce THE Dawn Of a Tomorrow" Miss
Robson's abandoned play, with Ger
rude Elliot. the vito OF Forbes Robert
son. In the title part Mr.. and Mrs.
Ford will be In London for six weeks
OF two months, possibly longer, as he
Is entrusted with other important the
atrical business by Lebler & co. Tho
management have secured Margaret
Anglin for the coming season, and
Mr. Ford may while i'm London. ar
range for her appearance there. Mrs.
Ford (Jessie IzetD also has a good
offer from the same firm for next sea
son, and If her husband agreea. she
may be seen on Broadway in some OF
the coming next years big attractions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05

.H4f esponoehr'-'
YORK. Feb. 25-The laoor
~. ip philadelphia has some
IN s.f'N' @.tsd some Utahns who
! ' happened to be M, in snI located ate
,,.,ch Of the church loo1 va
u1s ,se several elders have n isa
there ani 800 In walking. over i Sle
.,-e Gxpe '.r.F in their daily toutlLo
..tg not wesley Early WIZ
- works pug. in Germantown ~
.E.ItuE it.4.frhia. arrived noluo -
dion oi f.ss everyone elao ~ stsiiod
Vo.k aNi Bic lnc0nveniehSo "a q, Ia, no
.r0l .i.'' .lrs The strihe n +bo
and o.. 4.f and au Wiio ..-lt,.es If "a
means g.4d 90 avail I l,. hIors over.
city '', unu me tfeuu''
u.. End theater an this
40 he pratt Gillette mas p ~
ysas Nlo" arbc Beauty spot w.
rayus iN .tr1ne hold ON the p..p2l,,
....a hls +rfu the middle on M9g
and wl ,rrs Gillette VIII e'il"ll ~
I'm June ,lrtU the finish ana -
r tfe SAN t6e same production n ~,
.1 out .re chooses. buI llo ,ans-ea
season -rfegt 90 so nAns ~. ~.
aa + frl something oe''si ''
-ne yg4r
,f-s Albert Scowcrott are
rr a.i r. Imperial TINS DIS S,
CHESTS rrst visit 90 New otN ~
.te.'ll t.ginr Immensely all wy
Bad She vffh the Theaters'
beautiful .-,rderful shops. Mrs =.
nera anu t., Il one of her triehus
ST kolh Great time I'm the W.
esu- .g Mr. and MIS-. SCoM
p. sight t[ meet Mt. Joseph Sow
croft slF .Em.Iy lu Washington oeioi0
.rtug vosL
of Mrs. Marian Sprague
..sltf her d'uehtt Sell.6nitc time.
'' pr4...r for an indell,.i'' 10
rtnd Greatest pleasure 70 the
gNn- .-.sboId and is ahordlhs ~
Prose-. - opportunity 70 see lnia
srugle ~ sdyantace. The winter
tg % N7 tr. nature OF an carry
s h.'N rtfic snow and only oc-
RINK VIA DAVIS. Everything lhul-
fo' F.r.rHfful spring ana sull''. ~.
v.rtere are waking up 10 lhe
nl ,.,i iais city is a charming p'"0e
tba SUMNER m
Tho Misses Louise and Claq ,,.i, ding Iiu,.
rIrad from their Pig, p,,i.,l,,,,s,,
s. .r west one hun",,,,l Ia Ms
r'l ~ 1.esf ono Hundred SiNteenlth
+t.r. they win live until 'he
umar
.....5sg at tho home " tho hrlde,
slr.1tv-eaventh street az
o' r Miss Eleanor Robson
az. AUGUST Belmont were quet,
..t.l rv Mgr. Lavolle, assisted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
Did Not Relish Acting as Grub

graph expedition. IN the sixties, serving
as quartermastcr with the crew. He
assisted iu laying tho first transatlantic
cable, which parted after Queen Vic
tor'a NJ England and James Buchanan
exchanged congratulations over the
nep.-laid line.
After putting in two summers and
one winter iu the arctics the expedition
went 10 Siberia and was quartered
along the Myan river. where severe
hardships I'm the form Of insufficient
food were experienced. AS has been
stated, Baxter was quartermaster, and
90 him the rest Of the party made all
their complaints regarding the bill OF
fare For several days. Baxter related,
the entire party had been existing on
beans. and the diet was beginning 20
pan on them. Although not responsible
for the conditions, the party blamed
Baxter Tor the lack Of better food. He
told them he would do the best he
could as long as the beans lasted. but
when they gave out he did not know
what would happen. In semi-joking
mood a number Of the party APP
preached Baxter. who was a stouuy
built man. They told him that If he
failed 70 provide proper food the party
could see no other relief than 10 take
possession of his body and serve him
for food.
The manner in which this informa-
ti,p was Unmarried to the Quartermas-
ter although said more as Joke than
i'm earnest, bothered Baxter consider
ably and his apprehension grew as
the supply OF beans decreased. on
serving the last portion Of the beans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05

Mr.. Ford is not altogether In sympathy
with his wife's stage aspirations. and
she has been forced 10 refuse several
good ONES this winter Mrs. Ford's
sister Miss Annie lett and their little
daughter Jean. will remain az the
apartment on west one Hundred and
Forty-hfth during the absence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ford
At the Imperial Mr. J. ". Beifus
Of Walker Bros. Is located: he will be
in the city a few days longer. engaged
in business for the big salt Lake firm.
At chapel services today, Prof Will
liam Peterson Of the a. c.. Logan,
and bIr f. r. South Of salt Lake.
were visitors. Roth gentlemen are
here on mining and coal business. and
will stay "a week longer attending 70
their work.
Elder owen Beal. who has just ar
rived from England. where he has
filled a two years mission. was the
first speaker at the afternoon services
today; Elder Real was released last
autumn, but owing 10 a severe spell
OF sickness, was Obliged 20 remain In
London until sufficiently recovered 20
make the ocean trip. he is the guest Of
his brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Boal on west one Hundred
and Thirty second street
Mr.. J IT, Wallis. father of Elder wal
lis OF the Brooklyn conference. is
new arrival IN the city. and has made
a trip 10 Washington within the week.
Mr. Robert Patrick Jr expects 20 leave
the end OF the week for home. busi-
ness keeping him here longer than at
first anticipated. JANET
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05

In HDrNlY uauH of The dele
- rites fp the convention OF Ci'-
Tme T".o-rarn.rs and Hlstoil-
cal society and the United states
Military TELEGRAPH corps, held In This
city l1e. Tu.sdIv Wednesday and
Thursday possessed as extensive
repertoire of interesting stories of their
services as did George W. Baxter,
whose sudden death az the festive board
during the closing hours Of the con-
venton came as "a shock 10 his host OF
iailov operators ana friends
After i2 years. active service Mr..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-18
Publication Notice.

State of Illinois. Rock Island Coun-
ty-ss:
In the County Court of Said. couusy.
To the September Term, A u. 1910.
Charles r. Wheelan, administrator of
the estate of Johanna Mccarthy. de-
ceased. VS.. John Curry, Kate Curry, the
~, deceased; Nora Curry Dasham; the
unknown heirs or deyisees OF Nora Cur
~ Dasham, deceased.-Petition to sell
Real Estate to Pay DebtS-
Affidavit of the non-residence of Kate
Curry, the unknown heirs or deViSees OF
Kate Curry, deceased; Nora Curry Da-
sham, the unknown heirs or devisees
of Nora Curry DaSham, deceased, de-
PENDANTS above named having been MED
in the Office of the clerk of the county
court of Rock Island county. notice is
hereby given to the said last named de-
PENDANTS that the said complainant, as
administrator OF the estate of Johanna
Mccarthy, deceased, has filed his petit
ton in said county court of Rock Island
county for an order TO sell the premises
belonging othe estate Of said deceas-
ed. fnuch of 1t as may be needed
to pay the debts of said deceased. and
described as follows. to-wit:
Lot number thirteen (13). according
to assessors plat, of the south half az
half ca of section thirty five $3.50, In
township seventeen (1D. north range
one ca west of the fourth (4th) princi-
Valley, OF date 1879, said lot contain
ing one-quarter OF an acre, more or less /;
and also the following described part
OF lot number fourteen (14). to-wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner of
said lot thirteen (13) and running
south forty-seVen and zone half (41h)
degrees, east one hundred C00) feet,
more or less. to the west side OF the
street, thence southerly along the west
side of said street TO a point opposite
the northwest corner of block two Cd.
in Coal Valley; thence westerly TO the
southeast corner of said lot thirteen
(13); thence northeasteriy to the place
OF beginning, which lot fourteen Q4)
and also said block two CD are descrtb-
ed in said assessors plat of 1879; and
that summons has been issued out of
said court against you, returnable at
the September term. A ID. 1910, OF said
court. 70 be holden on the first Monday
Of September. A. ID. 1910, at the court
house in Rock Island. in Rock Island
county, Illinois.
Now, unless you. the said Kate Curry,
the unknown heirs or @evisees of Kate
Curry, deceased; Nora Curry Dasham.
the unknown heirs or devisees OF Nora
Curry Dasham, deceased, shall person.
ally be and appear before said county
court of Rock Island County, on the
first day of a term thereof to be holden
at Rock Island in said county, on the
first Monday of September. A ID. 1910,
~and plead, answer or demur to the said
complainants petition fled therein, the
same and the matters and things there
in charged and stated will be taken as
confessed and a decree entered against
you according to the prayer of said bill
Rock Island, Ill. July 16. 1910.
CHARLES r. WIEELAN :
Murphy s. Larson. compliments So
iicitors.