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The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-16
EddER PLuMs.

X. B. Harmon of this place made d
business trip to Mena Friday.
Mr. Thralls and son. Louis, made 4
business trip 10 Mena Friday.
s. j Philpot and wife Of this place
visited Mr. Gown Of Board Camp Sun
day night.
A. A. Mckenzie and Tom Gamble Of
Waters made business trip to EegeI
Saturday.
Shade Hilton and family of Board
Camp visited G. P. eagle Saturday
and Sunday
James Vanhorn and family visited
the home Of DR.. Simpson OF Big Fork
Saturday night.
Bud Durham and family of Board
Camp visited Dr. W. w. Philpot Sat
nrday and Sunday
School Girl.
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of Hatton assures the fruit grower of
crop every year. while less eleva-
ton it is a matter of fires and smudge
pots. The moral is come Hatton.
William Davis of Bogg Springs is
stopping at the Hatton Springs Hotel
for few days. Mr.. Davis spent the
winter in eastern Tennessee and says
that he is pleased to get back to Polk
county.
Mrs. Fannie Johnson has lately pur-
chased the NE of the NV section "a
township 5 S, r. 80 w. This is ex-
ira good fruit land and Mrs. johnson
expects to have it developed along
that line.
w. c. Stevens of Muskoeee, Ok, is
here looking up some of the good gov
eminent land still open for settle
ment. Mr.. Stevens expects to es-
tablish stock and fruit farm. He will
raise mules principally.
The Sunday school organized by the
Rev. Messer is proving a decided sue
cess. the attendance last Sunday be-
ing nearly one hundred. C. C. Sellers
of Mooringsport. La, is in Hatton for
his health and with view of locating
permanently in this district.
The Rev. DR.. Knight of Horatio is
here making arrangements to purchase
a town property to be used as sum
mer home by his family. The pros
poets OF summer weather is causing a
great many inquiries for summer resi-
dences by people in Southern Arkan-
sas and Louisiana.
County Surveyor Wigstrand spent
two days in and near Hatton last
week. He was engaged in running
the lines around tract OF land east
of Hatton for Mrs. Hoover, the owner.
Mrs. Hoover expects to fence the
land in good shape and stock it with
pure bred Aneora goats.
Elliott Feaman of Kansas City is
expected In this week with carload
of stock and farm equipment to settle
on his farm east Of Hatton. He will
be accompanied by Carl Kleeman. who
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On hand for his 175-acre farm at Hat

on hand for his 175-acre farm at Hat
field.
Mrs. Willie Bryon of Richmond,
Ark, is visiting at the Rev. Cannon S.
j, I. Barrett and wife were called
to Nashville by the sickness of Mr.
Barrett S brother.
Farming operations have just about
put an end to the movement of rail-
road ties for the present.
Hall & Mathews are moving saw
mill in southeast of Hatton, where
they have considerable good timber TO
cut.
c. +. Morse and Dug Atterbury
we're in Mena last Monday paying
taxes and looking after business at
the court house.
]. t. Caples is busy building resi-
dence on his farm east of Hatton.
He had the misfortune to have the one
previously erected burned last fall.
w. L. Burke was called to his boy
hood home near Montgomery, Ala,
last week. He will be detained there
some time to aid in the settling up of
an estate.
Mr. Swartz. wife and family of
Sarah, Ok. are visiting with Mr.. Luke
Worsham. Mr.. Swartz is looking over
this part OF Polk county with a view
Of locating here.
Jesse Rogers. who moved here
short time ago from California, left
for Kansas City last week to purchase
horses and other stock for his 240-
acre farm. east of Hatton.
George D. Ramsey of Shreveport
La, spent few days here last week
making arrangements 20 spend the
summer at Hatton. as do many other
people from the lower country.
Farming operations have started of
IN fine style, the ground being in per
feet condition TO work. The peach
and other fruits are all in good shape
regardless OF the last cold snap. with
out any question the fruit will have to
be thinncd on the trees. The altitude
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OLD POTTER NOTES

The fruit Of this section is not all
killed yet.
Potato planting and gardening seems
TO be the 60 this week.
Bro. Redding of near Rocky preach
ed at the school house Sunday.
|. N. Lane cut an ugly cash in his
foot last week while cutting wood.
Miss Kate Smith, who is at work at
Hatfield, spent Sunday with home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Piee OF Cherry
Hill were up visiting relatives last
week.
Grandpa and Grandma Brunson o:
Hatfield visited relatives here Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. Clowery has bought The Old
Rash farm and is making quite lot
of improvements.
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HEATH VALLEY NEWS

Daniel Heath made a trip to Big
Fork Sunday.
There will be another slate quarry
opened at this place soon.
The Young people gave a dance at
Mr.. and Mrs. Lige Bates last week.
Miss 0na Heath visited her sister
Mrs. Frank Hass the past week at
Board Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Skies visited
Mrs. Skies father and mother, al
Board Camp Sunday.
The National Slate Company sent
to Virginia for a slate splitter and a
blocker and they reached this place
last week.
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CRYSTAL. Till. RAYS.

Miss Collin Groves is visiting hen
aunt near Board Camp.
DIR. Gaylord Hilton and family at.
tended church at Board Camp Sunday
Messrs j. B. Hendrix and George
Harrison made a business trip to Mena
Friday.
Mrs. M. G. Harrison and daughter
Joe spent the latter part Of the week
in Mena.
Hamp Hudeins VIM. Armstrong
and Miss Anna Hudgins visited friends
near here last week.
The death angel visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Whisenhunt and took from
them their little child Saturday morn
ing. The remains were buried Sunday
morning in the Concord cemetery.
Pap's Boy.
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wIcKEs wAvELETs

w. A. Christopher Of Mena stopped
at Wickes Saturday.
Nj. Nixon of Cove was in Wicke S
Sunday afternoon. returning Sunday
night.
The X. C. S. railway is putting in
an extra sidetrack, which has been
badly needed for some time.
Misses Beulah Bender has returned
from Adrian. Mich, where she has
been attending school for some eight
months.
Mr.. Parmenter was in Wickes the
latter part Of last week. He left FRI
day night for his home in Sloan
Springs
Misses Emma McDona aid and Bam-
ma Barnes OF Vandervoort were guests
of Misses Pearle and Grace Handy
the latter part of last week.
Misses Pearle and Grace Handy
entertained Saturday night. Among
those present were several young
people from Vandervoort.
Guy Bender left Monday night for
Omaha, Neb. Mr.. Bender came down
from Nebraska several weeks ago. He
has made many friends here who are
sorry to have him leave.
Grandma Turner died Thursday
She has been suffering for some time,
but few days ago she began to grow
worse rapidly and passed away Thurs
day at 1880. She was a devoted
Christian lady, having travelled as a
foreign missionary for twelve years.
For the past three years she has been
living with her son, Mr.. Bender. She
leaves a host of friends and relatives
to mourn her loss.
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Mr.. Reeder is very sick.
Gardening is the order Of the day.
Fred Wiles and family are moving
here from Howard.
Miss Della Louis left for Mound
City, Kas Tuesday
Jesse Tate and family moved to
Kansas City Saturday.
Rev. G. w. Ward returned from
Cauthron Monday, where he had
been holding a meeting
Rev r T.. SHREDDER end family of
near Heavener, were badly poisoned
last week. How they got the pois
on Is unknown. Mr.. SHREDDER thinks
he might have got in some flour
where some groceryman had been
poisoning rates.
a K
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TEN-Fo0T FINDINGS


W. M. Wimbeily lost a COW last
week.
Ora Conn and wife visited here last
week.
Mrs India Mays visited at Joe Po-
sey's this week.
Joe Posey and D, c. Miller shopped
in Egger Saturday.
There was singing at the home oil
Bud Lee Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Martin visited at
Highland Saturday aud Sunday.
d. c. Miller is able to be up, after
getting badly hurt riding a bicycle las,
week.
Field Girl
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BOARD CAMP NEWS.

Singing at Baptist church Sunday
afternoon.
There viii be singing at the Christian
church next Sunday.
w. S. jackson has gone on a pros
pecting trip TO Hot Springs.
DR.. j. G. Hilton and family attend
ed church here Sunday and visited at
the home OF w. p. Hilton.
Brother X. r. Finley failed to fill his
appointment here Sunday. on account
OF sickness Brother Small preached
in bis place.
Slabs.
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LOWER BIO PORK.

F. S. Stanly and son Andrew
made trip to Rocky last week.
The Rev. Ambrose Bates will
preach at Big Fork next Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanly and Ethe
Stanly we're trading in Egger Satur-
day.
Dixie Ownsbey and family Of Doggy
visited at the Suit home Saturday
night.
Mrs. Letha Foster and Georges
Nixon visited at the hor~e of Jack
Foster of Board Camp Tuesday.
Mr.. Hughes, who has been with
his children at this place for some
time, left for his home at Mena Fri
day.
Arkansas Daisy.
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cLAuETT CHIPS.

J. 5. Hughes marketed produce at
Mena last week.
Carl White and family of Helen
visited in Town Sunday.
W. M. Edwards and family of Helen
visited the Joe Hughes home Sunday
Aunt Ann Posey moved Saturday
to Quito. where she intends to make
her home with her son-in-law.
All the c. Y. NJ. A members are
urged TO be present next fourth Sat
urday at the hall. Junior Master
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made business trip 70 Egser Friday
J. B. ifartln and Walter Jonss
made business Trip 10 Ms lna Sat-
uFday
fsezzls Bates, Jeha ilaFney ana
John EIuddlesoh leIl Saturday fvE
Sulphur SpFinps where they viii at
tend school,
Mrs, L, H Stephens and daughters,
the Misses Arrie and Gertie
Mercalf, attended the wedding Of
James Stephens an Miss Ora
Anderson Sunday night near Nunley.
0denite.
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oDEN OFFERINGS.

]. n Fiddler Of Waters was here
Saturday.
Mrs Robert Roberts IS visiting rela.
tives at Wiekes
VIII A. Garner made a business trin
10 Womble Saturday.
W. H. Taylor. Sam and Win Hickey
were in Mena last week.
Hezzie and Willie Mcbride 81 Mena
VISITED relatives here this week
Henry Baidsloa snd son Robert
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WARNING opnEp

state OF Arkansas, County of Polk, IS.
l., -. Dye, Pialntiff, vs.. ~arah Crawford.
A. Il. Owens and Nellie c. Moore heirs = : 10 ~ =,
or w 9: Moore, deceased, and lie Hudeins
heir AZ law OF Holder Hudgins, deceased. ef
al, peiendants-in the Polk Chancery Court.
Inc above named defendants are warned
70 appear IN this court within thirty DAYS
and answer the complaint of the plaintiff Il
March, 1911. -" ""s VI
March f6,-at. HI. tsrean ss,.r.,
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| have purchased the M. D. Winton
Black Mammoth Jack, well known in
Polk county for his fine qualities
Service can be had at my farm at
Nunley; all precautions will be taken
to prevent accidents. but will not be
responsible for any that may occur.
ll-2t c. B. Sale, Nunley. Ark.
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Items Of Interest
As dslhsiea BY The Slafs.~
Correspondents
OLIVER CHAPEL CHIPS

School closed at this place Friday.
Mrs. Erna Pir.le is visiting her
brother, John Oliver. Of Rocky.
Mrs. Della Owens Of Potter visited
her mother, Mrs. Mary Bales, one day
last week.
There was a candy breaking at the
home Of Tom Davis Saturday night.
A large crowd was in attendance.
Twins.
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Claude /. Goodman Is iakiaa much in
Iegest Ia the welfare OF the order.
Monroe Bowen accompanied bis
mother MFa. Il. A, Bowen. who has
been VISITING among relatives here
souie time. to Womble Saturday
Buster
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HATT0N iTEnS.

William Hansard and wife Of Van
defvoort were Hattpn visitors Sunday
! White made a business tfip 10
Hatfield Tuesday. Jake has a deal
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Plymouth Rock = Plymouth Rock

Is choice eggs from my full-booded
hens prepaid for SIPS. Let your or
ders come. Mrs. M. I. Hilton
~ ~ Cove, Ark.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-16

M JED rather make a friend
w than sale. We prize our
reputation more than we
prize pour money. We'd rather Give
YOU enduring values, than aliiUffQ
bats"
Our offerings are 0H-iHciRsipe. IN
that we sell eDerDfhiag in fashion
ably correct clothing and their be-
loneings. They are eacI1sipe IN
that the fabrics, patterns and color
lngs are rich and rare, like those in
HIGH ART" Clothes.
Our sales service IS hi0nQllffi,l
aud helpful. whether you come
simply 10 price or to purchase
We are nealers in satisfaction as
well as In Clothes.
Ihacker Dry Goods Co.
hena Street Cash Store Old Stand
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TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2En

THESE TWO DAYS have been aside for Special Show
Days the New Fashions for Spring 1911. his event has
been with little the part OF Menas
fashionable women and men, style show that ntegenty
expresses fashion ideas both foreign and domesc
will be an exhibition practical and sensible for
and children udcouy assembled after months OF careful buying
The leading United States have been carefully
searched the best styles moderate prices Ex
aordnay Opening Specials will abound every department Tues
day and Wednesday.
The Everybody
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also has farm east of Hatton. Both
will'be welcome additions to our pros
porous farming community.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-11-23
Notice

Ia the Justice Court. Elleu>bur- prccinct Kit
titaS county Washington before ". ". Bon
ney. Esq Justice OF the Petca
The State of Washington. County of Kittita~
TO Jas e Rule defendant You are hereby
notified that the Crackett Company has filed a
complaint against YOU in said court which will
come on to be heard at my Office at Eilensburg,
in kittitaS county, Washington. ON the Sth day
Of December. 1911 at 10 o'clock u. m. ana un.
less You appear and then ana there answer the
same will be taken aS confessed. and the de
mand of the plaintiff grrnted.
The object and demand OF said claim is to re
cover judgment against YOU for the sum OF
seventy dollars together with interest and
the list day of July. 1911, each for thirty. five
dollar, and attorneys fees. due respectively
twenty five and fity-hve days after date. The
said Crockett Company has caused "A writ of
court upon the chicago, Milwaukee x Puget
Sound Railway Company. to which said writ
the said Company has made answer that it is
indebted to you the said Jas. X. Rule, defend
mands that said sum or much thereof as
necessary, be applied to the payment of said
claim. Complaint filed Oct 26. A. D.. 1911.
w. W. BONNEI.
Justice of the Peace.
First publication Nov.9 Last Nov. 30.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-11-23
ARE YOU GUILTY ?

The following sidelight on the
mail order question contains more
truth than poetry.
A dry goods merchant was start
ing down town when his wife re-
minded him of most important
duty during the day Now, my
dear, be sure and don't forget to
send to the city for that new Stan
hope. so we can have it by Sunday.
You know the old buggy is getting
so it not fit to be seen.
Just few blocks away the mer-
chant who handles vehicles and i'm
plements was sitting at breakfast
drfted around to the near APP
proach of school. And that re-
minds me, John. said the lady who
sat at the head of the table, Il
must be going to the city not later
than next week | must get goods
for the childrens school clothes and
see about fall suit for myself, and
while I'm there perhaps I'd better
zee about new rug for the parlor
and some lace curtains for the
front windows
An hour or two later the towns
leading grocer stepped into the
bank to buy a draft. which he was
going to send TO a catalogue house
for swell" bedroom set. How s.
business?" asked the banker. On,
not so very good" replied the coffee
and sugar merchant. resienedly.
Things are a little dun Just now. y
That night the local business men
had a meeting in the town hall to
discuss the growth of the mail or
der business. MI the gentlemen
mentioned in the narrative delivered
short talks. They all agreed that
the farmers were guilty of treason
to their home merchants when they
persisted in buying their goods of
mail order houses. and the meeting
closed by adopting strong resolu-
tons against trading away from
home. -Selected
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-11-23
Notice

In the .Juslice Court, Ellenscurg Precinct, Kit
ti,as county, Washington, before W. W. Bon
ncy Esq Justice of the Peace.
The state OF Washington, County OF kittitas.
To Jas. 4. Rule, defendant: You are hereby
notified that the Crockett Company has filed u
complaint against you in said court which will
como on to be heard at my office at Ellen sburg,
Kittitas county. WASHINGTON, on the sth day OF
December. 1911. at 10 O'Clock "A. m. and unless
you appear and then and there answer. the
same will be taken as confessed and the de
mand of the plaiLtin granted.
The object and demand of said claim is to re-
cover judgment against You for the sum of
thirty dollars aud five dollars attorney fees.
due eighty live days from date 1hai said
Crockett Company ha, caused a writ OF aarui,h-
rnent to issue from the above entitled court
upon the Chicago. Milwaukee x Puget sound
Railway Company. to which said writ The said
company has made answer that it is indebted
to You. the said las. l., Rule. in the sum oi
S2l. 80 subject to garnishment heretofore is
sued out of the above entitled court subjcctiup
said sum to the payment of seventy dollars and
costs, and the plaintiff demands that said sum
be applied to the payment OF said claim.
Complaint filed Oct 10Th A. D.. 1911.
W w BONNEY
Jnstce of the Piece
First insertion Nov. .. Last insertion Nov 3C
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-11-23

MIR. TAFT will be renomnated
and defeated by his own party in
1912. His play to the galarles
failed to bring the desired results,
He has tried to blow both hot and
cold at the same time. He tried TO
keep in the good graces of both the
big interests and the masses, the
standpatters and the insurgents,
the rich and the poor, and as re-
suit Ne has pleased nobody, He
may be a soldier and jurist, but
no one can accuse him of being a
statesman. The party and the
people in general have one man
and one man only to censure or
thank, just as they please, for he
it was, Theodore Roosevelt. that
that thrust Mr.. Taft on the Ameri-
can people as the ONLY man that
was fitted for this great and re-
sponsible position.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-11-23

Total amount OF taxes paid since date
of Certificate of Delinquency.
all of said amounts bearing interest at
the rate of fifteen per cent. per annum;
and You are further notified that she will
apply to the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, in and for said county
for Judgment foreclosing her lien
against the property hercinbcfore men
toned. and YOU are hereby summoned to
appear within sixty days after the date
Of the first publication of this summons,
exclusive of the day of said first publica-
ton. and defend this action or pay the
amount due. together with costs: and in
case of your failure to do so, Judgment
will be rendered forccosing the lien for
said certificate of delinquency, taxes.
penalty, interest and costs, against the
lands and promises hcreinhcforc men
toned Date of first publication Novem-
Dor 1G. 1911.
Any pleading or process may be served
upon the undersigned at the address
hereafter mentioned.
A. l.. SLENMONS.
Plaintiffs Attorney
Kittit9s WASHINGTON.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-11-23

valley, YOU see man who IS max
ing money, or will make money as
soon as his orchards are far enough
advanced to bear. This is without
fail. Labor and intelligence means
success in a greater degree here,
considering the investment, than
anywhere we know of. If pou
wish to get back to tho land, Come
to Kittitas valley and cast your lot
in the land of plenty.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-11-23
DO YOU?
Do you, or do you not
That's the question ?


If you do, why are you hating
or slow in coming forward with
the s. pledge to assist us iii start
ing a daily paper'
You put up IS while we are to
all intents and purposes putting up
$4,000. Who is taking the biggest
risk?
If you want a daily owned body,
boots and brooches by us md not
controlled by any ring, clique or
faction, independent, bold, fearless,
full of snap, ginger and nitro give
crime; a paper that will dare to tell
the truth, then come up with your
S. pledge, and as soon as 500 per-
sons have so signified their inten
tons, we'll turn the water on.
Trot EN- in, don't be afraid of
over doing the thing or making us
mad. It's business with us.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of the estate OF An
ME Grimm, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un'l
Gcrsigned was named as executor OF
the will of said deceased and all per-
sons having claims against the de'
ceased must present them with tne
necessary vouchers within one year
after the date of this notice, TO W.T.
November 10th, 1911, to the unoel'
signed executor at his residence near
Ellensburg.
BIRD GRIMM, Executor
Nov LIT.
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Noticc is hornhy given that the under
signed has been appointed eNccutriX of
the estate of Charles A. Gordon, de-
.rasod having been named rs such in
his will All persons having claims
against the deceased are required to Pre-
sent them with the necessary vouchers
10 tho UNDERSIGNED cxccutriX at her resi-
donco near Ellcnsburg within one yeaf
after the date of this notice
ANNA NJ. GORDON.
Exccutrix of Win of Charles A. Gordon,
Deceased.
Dated oct 5, 1911.
First insertion Oct. 5. last insertion
November 2.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-11-23
Summons

In the Superior Court of kittitaS county state
OF Washington.
Blanche A. NUM- and +. c. NUM-, husband and
wife plaintiffs, VS.. a. +. Fox. and the I'M
known heirs of A. +. Fox deceased, ana all
other psrsonS or parties unknown claiming any
right, title estate, lien o" interest in lots three
and four in block hftysix, in Shoudy'S Second
addition to EllenSburg Kittitas county, state
OF Washington, the real property mentioned in
the complaint, and Mrs. A. f. Fox wife OF said
a. T.. Fox and the unknown heirs OF said Mrs.
A. T. Fox, defendants
The State of Washngt on. to the said a. +.
Fox, and unknown heirs of the said A. f. Fox,
and all other persons or parties unknown
claiming any right title. estate, lien or interest
in lots three and four tor either of said LOTS
situate in block hftv-six In Shoudy'S Second
addition to the City of Ellcnsburs. kitittas
county Washington. according to the plat Of
SAID addition now on lille in the Office Of the
County Auditor q; Sald county ana I" Mrs. :.
+ FOX wife Of said y y IoN. and unto her
unknown heirs.
You and cnch OF You are hereby summoned to
appear Within sixty days after the date oi The
first publication of thiS summons. to wit. with
Jan SlNiA lays after thc lhlh 'HN OF NON' mncr
ljll. and defend the complaint ui plaintiffs. and
serve "a cury of your answer upon the undr~igu-
ed attorney for plaintiffs at his Oi'icc below
stated: and ip cH>" you ia lure 50 to do iudg.
Ucnt will he rendered against YOU 1ccor'lua to
the dcma'd of III" complaint. which has been
filed with the Ulcrs of said Court.
'rbc icct Of said act ION is to Quict the ttle
of pialutifls IN aud TO lots three and four IN
block iiftN.SiN, Shouf 5 SECOND addition to ,he
Guy of Ellpnshur3. kittitds county. Washing
Ton. pnd 20 remove cloud from the utle thereto.
ami lu have them declared To bc the owners Of
the fec thereof. free and clear from all estate,
interest, claim. lien or estate adverse to them.
or either Of them.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-11-23

Il am pleased to recommend
Chamberlain cough remedy as the
best thing ! know of and the safest
remedy for coughs, colds and 0ron-
chial trouble" N'ritcS Mrs i. II. Arm
cid of Denver, Colo. 1--WE have used
it repeatedly and it has never failed
TO give relief. For sale by Owl Drug
Store.