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The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07
School Board Elects Teachers

| At their monthly meeting
Tuesday evening the Lennon
school board had for their most
important task the election, of
teachers for the next school year.
The present years work has
satisfied the members that the
corps of teachers now serving
rank high professionally and
that excellent work has been
done this year, that will compare
favorably with the best in the
state. Three of the teachers,
Miss. Bowlus, Miss Erbe and
Miss Delaney, were not candid
ates for, reelection. They each
retire from school work for the
coming year, to devote them
selves to their homesteads. All
the other teachers had signified
their willingness to serve again
'and were reelected.
To fill the three vacancies the
board were confronted with no
less than $50 applications, each
accompanied by its various Ger
tificates and recommendations.
From among these the follow
ing were chosen:
I'd grade, Miss Edna Borreson.
4th and 5th grades, Miss Cath
ryn Tulloch. a.
7th grade, Miss Emma b.
Wallin. s.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07
Notice for Publication.

Depar,mest of the Interior u s. Land Office Diekin-
son. NJ d, ksssf& @fE = MaIeh =, isii.
Notice is hereby given that STEINER LARSON, Of
Showers. N D., who on May uh, l9u9. made Home
s,e,d entry. Lennon, S. D.. 0705l Serial No. 0l3si3
for IA section 90 township $50 N, range 81 W. 5tt
pfin Meridian has filed notice Of intention to make
Final Commutation proof TO establish claim TO the land
above described befor. H. l.. Simmons y. s. Commits
sioner at North Lennon Adams Co.. North Dakota, OF
the 2GtA day OF May, l9ll
Claimant names as witnesses:
John n. Bergerscn
l.. r. Jacobson 49,. .E8
Henry Texley
George solbakken, all, of Stowers, n. D. .st
5. NJ. Ferris, Register.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07

Contest No Cs76
Anril & 1911
To EDWARDW GAIRRAITH Of Temmon s
n Contestee.
pE Who gives Ryawton S1nth nalots "a his nost.
Office address. did on April 5tb 1911 fiIe Ia
this office his duly corroborated apniication 10
contest and secure the cancelIatinn ri vorr home.
stead entry No. lsao M Serial NJ" soos s "ns aSe
W "a asc q ,awnshin * rsnae - s,o., n1,ct
r;li Mer;aian md sa ero,nSa e. bi st. 'At ~ :
alleges That said EdwarJ w c;atbraitb na,nr a'. e
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07

Dickinson, North Dakota.
--------5--.-- ----- M1r; 2Tth, f9f r.
Notice is hereby given that JOHN N. BER-
GERSON, Of Stowers. North Dakota who
Jn ,,r.o,s s. D, Serial No b70sa5 No. 6l aS42 foi
the Sc ia Section IL, IoVnship 1ao. n Range
ai West 5th Principal Meridian, has filed
nssiceo of intention to make Final Gpcamnt2tsor
proof 10 establish claim to the land aboye 9es-
. .r;hed before a. L.s79nhnlens, u. 8. Cdmrifiss-
inner at North Lennon, AdaT.3 Go. North Daki
ia on the abth day Of May. 1911
lCGnlant nE1as as witness s.ss -. ~
IT s J.eobson ! atss5fs 80, AZ
sssper ,L.Ison, ,oota ~. 4ealas 3
Ia~n s. NJ. Ferris. Rsgist@r.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07

PASTURING--I offer pastur-
age for horses and colts Plenty
of clear running water and good
range. NICK hurt.
Sec. 54-13O-9l. 3 mi E. of Showers
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07
L OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Perkins County. South Dakota.

Treasurer-H. n. Aldrich. 4
. Auditor-E. F. Barrett. ,~-sa 2-
Register OF Deeds-C. L. Carlson
Clerk ofIourts-AfrhieG OF Parker.
N States Attorney Amos G. Stanley
n Sheriff II ohu Anderson.
: Surveyor-Borge a. Borreson.
Supt; Of Schools E. T. Vallin.
Co. Physician-Dr. o. w. Phelps.
County Commissioners-G. e. Lem
mon, L. +. Larson c. Davis, Reese
Dillon, ". A. Anderson - g
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07
Notice of Contest

Department of the Interior u. S. Land Office at
at Lemmmon. South Dakota
Serial No 0,90p6
II Contest No GST6
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07
Notice for Publication.

nenartmeHt of the Interior us. Land Office al
Dickinson, North Dakota.
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13
Trustees Notice.

Notice k hereby given thai. on Tuesday, January l,lh, 1911, and within legal hours 0l sald day the undersigned, as trustee Hill o. fer for sale and sell To the highest bidder Tor cash, the following described real and persOi- al property, to-wit.
 One bay hor>, mule, l. hands high oue dark pay mare mule, Ha hands high; one tWp horse Mogul wagon, two turning ploW>. tV shoNels and Two haroR~s the >outheast qusi Ter CT the southwest quarter t~c l-4 Of " i-t of section thirty-tWo Ei35. in township five 2. north and range tRa - east >t ! tahee County, Arkansas
 .. said salc will be held al Palestine ia se tfahclN tuuhiN Arkansas and iu front 1i ny >lore house of t. NJ Wilkinson. and will Ht s held by virtue and under the prov i~jOU- ef deed ot trust given hV Ben Percy and thta fefcy hlN wife, conveying the said prnp'I9 tome a> iru>tee for (. M NUdu-ou aalt9 January 4th, lHio, aud of record in Trust l'tf9 Record 6l page +=A= If The records of say county and will be made for the pufpost e enforcing payment af q certain prom >778 note n said deed If trust >et out fee lh sum of four hundred dollars tsit1Hp. ~ala igti dated Jan. tih. l9la, payable 10 said C- Al VI. n9 klhsoh, due and payable oH October l5tH laNa @Hh ten per cent tl0 per cent iutcr',i allt maturity.
 The title lo sad property k believed 10 2 Eo9d' but viii sciI and convey a~ tfae'e only.
 This Jan. > lgII. i-'-s
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they can nOt reach the seat Of the disease Catarrh l, q blood or constitutional disease and in order 70 cure II you must Use internal remedies Halls atarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and nucous sur fares. Halls Caiarrh Cure i, not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is regular prescription II is composed of the p'>t ionicr known. combined with the best blood purifier, acting directly on the mucOu> >UrfaTe,. I he perfect cOmbi atiOn of the Fo ingredient, l> what produce, such we8derful r'>Hlt> Tn curing eatarrh send fof testi- mOhials free
 r. ]. CHENEY & co Prcu-. Tolasso. c.
 ~oid by druggists price 1-s,
 axe Hatit, Family Piil> for constipation
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13

Dr. J. R. Wells. of Wideuer. aas uial business visitor in the city this
 'rning, and gave us pleasant cal. iie brought with him fine fattur- NeN. for ye editor which We certainly appreciate. and for which We thank hlm most heartily. not only for the turkey, but for the kindly remem- brance and liberal spirit which prompted the gift. In these grasping dollar-chasing days one rarely finds one "ho has retained the neighborlS. brolherly feelings, which in former years blessed this great country of ours, and when We do. We think il worthy Of special mention We eS- teen Dr. Wells, and he is most wor- thy and elegant gentleman of the old school. Thank you very much.
 Mir Rudy klotz returned on Thurs day of last week from Jacksonville. Illinois, where he had been to attend he beside of his brother. MT. Henry hlotk. who IS Tn very poor health. At he time he returned it was believed That NIT. Henry was much better, but later information was to the effect that he had again grown worse, and on yeSs terday morning NIT. w. F. klotz went 10 Memphis, where he met another brother, who had also been to Jack sonvile, and after conferring with him left al once for that city. as he was in- formed that his brother might pass away at any moment. He has heart trouble. MT Henry klotz has de voted wife but no children, and is be- loved hy large circle Of neighb0rs and friends for miles around. Should he die, he would be sincerely mourned by all of these. and especially by many little children, as he is a great friend to all Of them We deeply sympathise with the family in their anxiety, and truly hope MT. klotz will rally. over come his trouble and soon be entirely restored
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13

MT Geo. F.. Parker, of St. Louis, late of Oklahoma. and who was recent ly happily married in this clty to Miss Hortense Williams, las purchased the interest of MT. | w Barnes in the Forrest City Furniture Go $ business, the transfer having been made, and le assuming charge of his interest on Tuesday. he Forrest City Furniture Company has been established only few years, during which time it has fiourished and pr0spered under the management Of MT, John Pope, senior member of the firm MT. Barnes sue ceeded MT. Will Ferguson, who sold out on account of i'll health of family and moved to Texas, and Mir Barnes, who has been likewise distressed, has now sold to Mr. Parker. Mr Parker IS young business man, full of pluck, vim and enterprise, and is lucky to get an interest in this well established business which iS considered one of the best ia the city We congratulate him and all concerned, and extend Il m cordial greeting and welcome to our business circle. and wish the firm all kinds of good luck and prosperity. At the same time, We regret exceedingly to lose Mr. Barnes from the conner cial circle If Forrest City. and hope the health of lis family will improve. and that he may identify himself with some other mercantile pursuits in this city and make this his permanent home and live iong and prosper
 Our genial friend. Capt John Young, entertained his little friends. Misses Eunice Terry and Kathleen Nelson, al his home last Tuesday evening Music and games helped the young people and their hoSpitabe host to pass a very pleasant evening. during the course Of which dainty re- treatments were served Miss Annie Young had charge of the affair. and was charmingly assisted by Misses Mary York and Nancy Nelson.
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13
A SAFE INVESTMENT

When a man buys real estate now. he not only wants to know that the title k good. but he wants the eyi- dence of the title reduced to tie shape of an abstract of such a char acter that he can show the abstract to purchaser IL an evidence of his title. Good titles make real estate a> ne gotlabie aS stock or bonds Avoid r2uble and save expense by getting the Nt FrancIs County Abstract Com. pany ID make y4ur abstract.
 Reliable ab>tracting done hv
 THE ST. FRANCIS COUNTY ABSTRACT co
 A. l. MATTHEWS. Prop.
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13
p. c. FANNIN Boot== SboQ makQr
s.,t to N.ill & Henry 5 Blacksmith sIo,.

All kindsof Repairing done on short notice and at very reasonable prices Out Of town orders will also have my prompt and careful attention. Haying ecently installed Fleming Shoe ma. chine, l am prepared to do half-Solinp at lower prices than ever before.
 GIVE ME GALL
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13

Nr Dan Wylds. of Franks town ship. was mingiIng with friends in town Monday on business. and dropped in t0 pay us New Year cal and re- new his subscription for lalz Dan Wy.is is one 0t the most sJbstautia. citizens ia >t Francis county. and be- ..eves ia lis nome people a~d home enterprises He la, been taking The Time, for thirty years. o. more. Ier- laps- We wish him I happy and p-5,feF7gs New Aear.
 " R4tsky t otering genuine bar gains for i5 days and advertising coffee a I5e per pound. beaatif4l qleens.are- cAinaHare. 7 ta,,1are and graaiteWaEe. that va, ia HigH-pFieed set, a. ioc per piece. E-tsky Uas the only l3c store in town. keeps many things that rga need. and al aHe HoH being offered n red lced prices They must be seen 70 be appreciated and y5a are cordially invited t6 Cd and look over tals srCcs. Te epHaEe .a Free deliver of a. siHts 2. fancy groceries.
 Among other books en ,a.- 4t tHe Newsstand Se have limited n4Iber
 B aeaattfl ' printed 4Hd l .StFated book anti ei Plr'-r-- alt Poems lf Ar.aG-a,. being r.. ec-ir '. 1.#e.Ils and F.e-4rss 8t -"-L-~ = xzzafH>I> p-1q aHd pace. I.a a5sz #as comp. z1i E A-. Bernie E5aae==z and Hon .. C I.z5sI.. an! E, copyright e sy te >s-es.. Book H5a#-l#.aE Company i5 I- certainty #t 4rt 4E8 | Eta t.-ba .se. lee sl
 Nr VI Wiuams. tus Har#ss. ID" 5eatrd E4st across ts.e street.. in tAs Hancock Bidding IIei, making extensive improvement ia EI- UeH shop. aHd 8isi fx it up ne4t au1 u7ce= -5 fAat 8aea p.e-ei l. *i ae aHe J' tHe sRe.ieSt shops iH Eastern .4r. haus4s. The Dew .0cAtiou EIEes HiH | much better p.ac". and He eau how give hls patron, much better accom- m0dati4H5. Live William, ae4a Four expert basbers tg wait on E8l. Every thing tfst-e.ass
 Tagl5r. kaIgG, & e haze fe4ted tne office loom on the tir>t t5or af the Planters Baas < Trust Co EaH4iH5. and HIzI move Int4 their He8 G.artaHS itIA H EE@ HE- +t4E4L It4h @#H I~t. #H4ssIII in ttt7 paper IHi~ e1tefHri-iHs aHa p-ta-date feaH estate and insurance rrm i9 HLs q tGe most substantial in tie state. 4aa a. if Gg taess ae# .ta.te ia .4r.t=e.a,, shape. and ai5 be 2 ra--I ta .4aFs cal 4r3 ,se tIer, Ne fe-fs. exceedingly n l5,s them t--ra ths >9ar5..i zie, but ~e ssi-3l t4@54 AL Nin3s at good luck and >f4eees,. Eg matter where they are
 MT. II T. Neb.eft. wH9 far several months has been conducting l bust ness at Edaa, Texas. retarhei ta this city Monday evening. accompanied b his little son. Thomas Mr. Ne9iett informed Times man that he Lad lsposed of his interests in the Texas city, and would hereafter make his nome in Forrest City. He ~as very favorabIy impressed with the Texas city and was doing nicely there. but his business here demanded his atten- ton, MT l homas who lad l. q charge of his business during his ab- sence. not being in good health. and anxious for him to return home We are glad to welcome him.
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13

tlud ctr Harry Hook. who last Meek resigned lis position n Il ( Rock I~Iard. made business trip to Liltle Rock tie latter part of la>t Weeh. returning Friday He eft hefe 9 Saturday evening for his old home in PaI ar Bluff. HEere he will visit for I week or ten days. after which he iu- tends to go into business at eitht BIytheSYilie CT DscAIa
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13
4 PHYSICIANS DIAGNOSES OF
 KIDNEY TROUBLE.
A Seemingly Common Disease which Becomes Fatal through Neglect and which May Be Readily Cured by Prompt At. tention.

More than two-thirds of the annual death rate, physicians claim, Is directly traceabie to kidney disorders.
 Interested b this remarkable asser. ton and desiring to acquire better un. derstanding of the origin of the disease. prominent physician Was recently in- terviewed as to the symptoms of such troubles.
 TO what b you attribute the great de-.-nc..7eaesz at kidney dtseasese Has aszeI.
 The Ae,3 - - disease gains in the body Ae:o-- .tse v.e..11 tecomes aware 2f his t7ae condition, and the rap!dity with which ' eats its way into the vital organs.
 "Woe.a not the proverbisl ounce of prevention cheek the progress ot the disease.a
 "Thers :s 10 doubt of 1t. Tae trouble is td1. victims Of ta.s disease mistake the symptoms for some tria.Hg aiiaent in the stomach Or bowels; therefore they do nothing to arrest the course of the disease until | is well advanced. D
 "Whatis the origin of kidney trouble,''
 "Aluost invariably bad digestion, fol. lowed by torpid liver and oonstipated habit"
 What are the syaptonsa"
 Headache, dizzy spells, sluggish brain, restless nights, pale Or sa..ow skin, bad breath, lack of appetite. heart. barn, soar beichsae. backache or tender ness over tae kiaaeys. nervous vezs.. ness, dark F.ags aroaed the ese-. e.ze5 feeling, too fa..el. oz loo ,i.-.e 4s.s.zz an s1 ,.ncat ia aT5ae. 2
 ITS EFFECT #0E- THE HEART.
 ''In what va t the heart affected tza.a kidney troables.'
 Tn al eases the heart is distarEs... though in many instances the pa. .Plsa. ton does not become alarming uHtil the disease has advanced to serious point. 4 severe heart throbbing and nervous trembling is noticeable, especially after little bodily exercise; the victim ire. quently iuagines he has heart disease. 7
 HOW TO CURE IT.
 What IS the proper course of treat uent for kidney disease?"
 First, to get nd of uric acid and other poisons n the system. This can be done by stimulating the bladder and bowels so that they will act more freely. The suffering kidneys must be strengthened, the liver and stomach toned up and the digestion improved" ]"
 Prickly Ash Bitters is remedy that answers these requirements completely II IS not only a system tonic and regu- la;or, but its healing and restorative iu- duence will build up the weakened kid ncEs and urge them to better perform ance of their duties. It gives strength and tone to the liver, stomach and heart and promotes harmony of action through out the body.
 Nj ". Burr, village black smith and respected citizen of Starks, La. says. "I was troubled with kidney and liver disorder for Is years Twas in continual misery until began taking Prickly Ash Bitters which has entirely cured me and am now a strong. healthy and hearty man. give 1t to my wife and four chi Itren and they are iu the best of health, too. Heel that Prickly Ash Bitters IS the best remedy on earth and that everybody should keep bottle a, home
 Get the genuine with the figure
 ''3' in red on front label.
 Sold by druggists. Price sl.00.
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13

]. T. SANDERS, special Agent.
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13

Mr Jesse Pope Of Wyune aa, in the ely Monday on bg.Iae-, with Nr. Tom . Bfien Wednesday
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13

Miss Allie Beard | charming young lady Of Howell. arrived Tuesday. and k a guest of her friend Niss Mar German.
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13

a Squire V E. McLaren. 1f Johnson Township. was ~haking hauds with friends in town Noudaf
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13
MORE IO, ALS.

Cashier Eug William. Aent to Lit tie Rock Monday.
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13

FOE SALE Boston T=Yf.sr B-I Log =zaod guard dog. 4a4 .ea4-i..s .s house broken Just t#e companion for fashionable l44y E J. U-d- gage. Hafei Fisher
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13

hrs. ! B Terry went fa NrCrrv to attend the funeral 5f aa Infant daughter 9f her sister. Hf- Matte H6rthan The little one died = .n- day morning and aas 5arfs8 iu the cemetery at NcCr1ry Hgaia5 m9 n. ing
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13

NIT. Esma Ezeli, expert notion pic ture machine manipg at8r. @h9 la, been playing an engagement ~8tttae Majestic shows in Memphis came0grr Thursday morning for | Fisit with hemefals and friends.
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13

FOR EEST-One traes ef and of about lna acres. all in god state If cultivation with 6 houses. god barn. efr An9ther tract of about -1 acres. atso n good state of caitiva- ion. wirh good houses p-Io> etc Both Figit at station q Hhirm1re. ArE. Gallon 2r addfe-7 Kellogg < Wilson. Whit- meres Ar6anSaS Share cfspHsrs asa wanted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-30
BOXERS HELD IN
TEST OF NEW LAW
Charles Dana Gibson Among Those to
Testify They Had Paid @Dues"
Regularly.

New York, March Boa test OF tho
New York state boxing law, under which
many clubs" have sprung up and une
der whose guidance numerous fights or
sparring exhibitions are held weekly
throughout the state is to be made be-
fore the court of general sessions. Will
liam J. Bryan of Browns gymnasium
and president OF the Browns Athletic
association. and Daniel l.. Sullivan, who
fought Frank Mantell the night of March
q, were each held yesterday in 800
bail by a police magistrate, who found
them guilty of having violated the box.
ing law.
One witness testified that he was a
member OF the association, but that on
the night Of the fight he paid no adj
mission fee and was admitted. The
magistrate held that this constituted a.
violation OF the law although the wit
ness said he was member.
Charles Dana Gibson was one of tbs
witnesses, but he said he had paid his
dues annually, and this permitted him
to see all boxing exhibitions by the
club without further payment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-30
TAFT'S MEXICO
MOVE UPHELD
Chairman Foscter of the House Foreign
Affairs Committee So De-
clares

Washington. March Following the
conference Tuesday with members Of the
Senate committee on foreign relations,
prominent House Republicans were called
into the White House yesterday and told
the facts in the presidents possession
about Mexico.
Among those summoned were Chair
man Foster Of the foreign affairs COM
mittee and Representatives Mccall and
Mann. The president told them what he
told senators Tuesday lie sought to
justify his course IN modelling troops,
and Is clearly getting ready for any at
tack that may be made on his policy
in the House as We'll as IN the Senate.
Representative Mann on leaving the
White House expressed the belief that
Mexican conditions would soon adjust
themselves, and Mr. Foster said condi-
tons were improving.
"Was the president justified in mobi-
lizing troops
Absolutely said Mr. Foster "The
demands OF neutrality alone justified the
presidents action We were not pre-
serving neutrality and not properly pro-
tecting the border. believe the effect
of the mobilization has been good.
think the effect on Mexico has been good
and has helped bring about an adjust
mcnt OF the troubles there
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-30

A frown developed on the counte
nance of the new patient as be stud
led the bill the physician had handed
him. What do you mean" he at
length suorted. 4by charging me S25
for a two weeks treatment when you
charged Henderson only $40 for a
treatment extending over the same
length Of timer"
IF you mean that ! am not impair
tial in my charges" retorted the bris.
ting doctor. II want you to distinctly
understand that you have absolutely
no foundation for your insinuation.
ordered Henderson to eat three square
meals a day, while | forbade you to
eat more than one light lunch. Now,
sir. If you win add the cost of Handler.
sons meals to my charge OF $40 and
compare the result with the cost Of
your meals plus my charge of $50 you
will obtain such proof Of my equitable,
ness that You, If you are man. win
humbly apologize TO me for your I'M
kind and unwarranted attack."-Chi.
cago News
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-30
LOST $4,000 BY
PRODUCING HEIRESS
California Woman Named in Will Finds
Testator's Missing Daugh-

san francisco. CAL March The
disinterested action OF Mrs. Alice Tribble
if disclosing the existence OF daugh-
ter OF the late Charles Harrison Hunt.
to her own serious financial disadyan-
tage, has Won for her recognition in the
shape OF a gift OF $1,000. Hunt left
am estate OF $4,000, and in short viii
endeavored to bequeath it to his friend,
Mrs. Tribhle. However, his failure spe-
officially to disinherit his daughter. rem
dered the will void The entire estate
therefore goes to the daughter, Mrs.
Pearl Davidson. just as it would have
done had Hunt left no will
The distribution OF the estate to the
daughter was made By Judge Graham.
Under an agreement ia which the daugh-
ter concured, 5000 was awarded to
Mrs Tribhle because Of her efforts to
find Mrs Davidson after the death of
her father
Hunt became estranged from his fam
lily 80 years ago, al that time he was
divorced from his first wife. and the
girl Pearl, then one year old, was given
into the custody OF her mother She re-
manned with Mrs. Hunt and never had
any communication with her father.
Hunt was the proprietor OF q Bohe-
milan restaurant which at one time did
profitable business He died Sept, %,
1910 The public administrator, Mr..
Hynes took charge of the estate When
the will giving the entire estate to Mrs.
Tribblc was shown him. he told her it
was valid if Hunt left no children. Mrs.
Tribble said she believed there was
daughter, and upon investigation, discoy.
ereu that the latter lived at Clover
dale Mrs Tribble knew Hunt for 10
years, aud in his brief will Hunt spoke
OF her kindness to him