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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-12
LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis. Feb.

Receipts at the Indianapolis yards Sat.
urday were 1000 hogs. 700 cattle ana 10
sheep. showing a gain in all lines, com
pared with q week ago and a gain In ho9s
and sheep. but loss In cattle. compared
with year ago.
The receipts Of hogs were about l,Vv'
smaller than the daily average or the Week,
hut were com IN ratiyeiy liberal FOR Satur'
day. Buyers were favored by conditions
elsewhere, anl with an absence OF .oInpe'
tition from outside sources statesmen we're
poweriess In preventing decline OF from
1jc to 2Oc on heavy hogs and from DC 10
1Oc on light grrdes. There were no lave
arrivals aud the close was steady. safes
ranged from $40 10 $I95 and the bulk
VI the supply sold from $40 To $3.50
There was q good run Of cattle and
about as much variety In the copsisn
nenfs Ms usual nj this time In the week
There we're about rs many IN al nnes ~
necessary. Prices realized ms a rule were
admitted 10 be steady rs compared Win
Friday and from 10Gf25c higher FOR the
week. Bulls and calves were steady.
sheep.
There was the usual small Satnrda! RIM
Of sheep and lambs and MI wer. ,ak xeh
promptly Mt full steady prices comparen
with Friday. Lambs sold from SJ.oo do"n
and sheep from sa.15 down
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PRODUCE MARKETS
Corrected Daily.)

EGGs-lnd,anapolis jobbers paying to-
shippers, Ice a dozen at mark for strlctl!i
fresh, delivered at Indianapolis, &c loss
toff storage eggs selling at 15c. Country
shippers paying 14c for fresh eggs
BuTTER-Country butter packing stock o;,si
tpayiug prices. delivered at Indianapolis,
1i2hac. Country shippers paying lee. In
,iianapolis jobbers selling creamery ex-
bras, 29c for prime, sc for tubs; cream
tery frsts Use for prints. &c for tubs.
BUTTERINE-Selli at 12@23c.
| CHEESE - Jobbins prices: Imported
swiss. 3oc new domestic Swiss. 23c; Wis,
tconsin, new cream. Use: New York iuii
Tream. 1Sc: Philadelphia cream. dozen.
si.1o: long horns 17lsa1s;: domestif I'm n,
burger. 11c: brick. new, 1Ic; Neutchatel'
large box. 81 10; small box. 45c.
PoILTRY-Iobbers paying R prices . Ge
Springs. lie ID: ROSTERS, &c: old tur-
Keys. Ice: young. 1Sc; spring guinea hens.
lisa. 80 dozen ducks, lie: geese: loc: capons,
lpver lbs, lac: 5 to : lbs. l!c Country ,,.
flor fowls, &c for roosters, &C Tor GEESE
ihMloc for ducks, lie for spring chickens,
il0Gl3c for capons. "a.
! GAME-Jobbers paying: 'Possums. 1oc
Ilb: wild ducks. $oG6.5o dozen: wild geese.
te15 dozen.
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HOG PRODUCTION INCREASES.

High prices have set the world to
raising hogs" said +. {. Sawyer OF Swift
& Co Of Chicago. who returned recently
from ten weeks European trip. There
Is practically no demand for our product
In consequence Of the enormous competi-
ton with other countries. and prices for
our meats and lard have also come into
general use. and while competition has
increased. the market for product has be-
come smaller.
China Is coming to be big factor in
the provisions trade, aud exports from
that country are steadily increasing. The
meats shipped are of good quality and
there is less prejudice against them than
formerly. Ii would not make much diff
ference II our prices were reduced consid-
erably. as We would still be undersold.
In some countries hogs are now :Q3c Z
Id lower than in this country"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-12
SPORTING GOSSIP
BASEBALL NOTES.

There is talk of Winnipeg, Edmon-
ton, Calgary and Brandon forming a
new Western Canada league.
| The Southeastern league has admit
ed Admission, Ala, and Bristol, Tenn,
making an eight-club circuit.
| Jack O'Conner, exploit of the
Browns, is going west to take charge
of a team in the new Union league.
! John Murphy has the training
grounds at Marlin, Tex, in great shape
and is awaiting the arrival of the
Giants.
Manager Hugh Duffy of the White
Sox, will have Donahue, Tannehill, Col
Inns and TEX" Jones to try out for
! the first base position.
! Manager Hal Chase believes that
Pitcher Revelle, the Virginia league
star, owns the stuff that will make him
regular with the Highlanders.
old Roman" Comiskey proposes
| that the American league give Ban
Johnson one-ninth of its profits instead
of a salary. Charley Murphy please
write.
President Fogel of the Philadelphia
Nationals is trying to arrange a series
of games with the Washington team
to be played at either Richmond, Va
Or Birmingham, Ala.
| If the White SoX finish better than
| fourth the coming season, the Com
| mercial club of Mineral Wells, Tex,
will present each member of the team
with genuine Texas Burro
! John Gonding has signed for his
eleventh season with the Omaha club.
Playing with the same team for ten
years without a break is record in
the minor leagues.
! Manager Fred Clarke of the Pitts
. burg club, has been awarded patents
/ for canvas cover for baseball dia-
monds. and for a property trunk to
be used by baseball clubs when travel
| ing.
| "Rube' Waddell signed his contract
with Minneapolis, and then touched
Mike CantiilQp for s35, saying that he
would use the money for buying goose
grease liniment for his pitching arm.
| Don't carry this item in your pocket,
! you might get DECENTRALIZATION, o.,
Feb. 6.-Pitcher Cliff Curtis of the
| Boston Nationals, who is spending the
winter in Marion. is an expert in fam
cy needlework. Curtis does beautiful
crocheting and embroidery work, and
| is now engaged on an elaborate design
! for his brides white marquisette
blouse.
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,,y wAs s,,,. r.. or tr', g. No. 2s. red
February. Ole: March. 9lc April, 9liAc.
white t5hc: No. white. +o17c: No. 4
white. 44c: No. = white mixed, 45lac: No.
3 white mixed. 451ac: No. 4 white mixed,
44c: No. 2 yellow. 451r: No. 3 yellow.
45iac: No. 4 yellew. 4ic: NO 2 mixed. Acc
No; mixed; 4Sc; No ma1sd. 43*c
white. SIC; STANDARD, SIC: No. , white,
81 isc: No. 4 whi.e. 3Oiac: No. . mixed,
3ic: no 3 mixed. 3Olsc: No mixed. SOC
Hay-Weak. on track. Choice timothy
$l5: No. l Timothy. $145o: No. = timothy,
ST.: No, light clover mi ned, $12; No.
heavy clover mixed, $1o4n; No. l clover
$40.
Ryc-No, . rye. through bdlling, SOC.
Inspections: Whcat--lT; No. red,
car: total. l car. Out: No. red, car
COMM: No. r white. cars: No. 4
white, y cars: No. > yellow. cars: No.
yellow. . cars: No. mixed, cars: No. 4
mixed, I cars: sample. II oars: total. A
cars. out: No. 5 white. Z cars: No. 4
white, ~ cars: No. j.: yellow. 1 car: No. ;
yellow, ; cars: No. mixed. ; cnra; No.
mixed. I car: total. 33 cars.
Oats-In: No. white. . cars; No.
white. car; No. 3 mixed, 3 cars. No 4
mixed. I car: total. Z ears. out: No.
white. 1 car; total. I car.
Iay-No light clover mixed. cars
total, {. cars.
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NEXT WEEK COMES THE TEST.

Have stock yard prices ~ fat cattle and
sheep passed the low point Of the winter !
Affirmative side OF both propositions.
Ever since last fall " has been n ruinons
set of markets for the feeder. bur a CON
tinuous bargain sale TO the packer. Roth
cattle and sheep have been fiquisated far
below cost 81 production, but liquidation
week will furnish a test aa cattle values
have advanced nc to 4oc per cwt this week
while sheep and lambs have been marked
up CSC 20 Str per cwt. IL the consumer
has not enjoyed the benefit Of cheap mutton
aud beef at reasonable cost this winter an
explanation Is due from the killer and re-
taller. The country has been full OF feed
weather conditions have been ideal for
putting on weight and an excessive sun.
ply Of heavy beef and mutton has resulted
Packers have needed no combine To brea
prices: they sank beneath weight OF offer
ings. Moderate receipts next week will
denote that liquidation IL over.
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REVEALS EVIL PLOT
Cotton Spectators Intended
to Destroy Crops.
(American News Servicc)

Atlanta, Feb. 11.-A sensation re-
suited today from a letter given out
by governor-elect Hoke Smith, reveal
ing a plot of two men to distribute a
hundred thousand live boil weevils in
Georgia and South Carolina as part
of the big cotton speculation scheme
Governor-elect Smith declares his
confidence in the writer who informed
him that the parties are endeavoring
to induce him to participate in the
scheme. exhibited to him box con
tanning five thousand live boil weevils
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NEW YORK.

! NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-Flour-Dull ana
weak Pork-BareIy steady: mess. S22.oo
ttd2S. Lard-weak: middle west spot, So
id9S0. Sugar-Raw quiet: centrifugals. 20
test, 3.4Sc: Muscovado, c.aSc: refined quiet !;
irut loaf. 54Oc: crushed, SOC: powdered
Il on the spot. i2L.d12axc. Tallow-ouiet :.
lefty, IKE: country. 1@1I7c. Hay-Quiet;
prime. Slo7is: No: ;. sass; clover Sog
llpc Dressed poultry-IrreGular turkeys.
i1iTo3c: chickens. 119I22c; fowls. III. G16c !;
ducks I2G2oc. Live poultry-Duil; geese.
&c: ducks, lSc; fowls. 1ol7eI Ice: turkeys.
| $500: ROSTERS 1oc. Cheese-Fafriy ac-
| tive and firm: state milk. common TO spe-
Gals 9617c: skin, common TO specials, oB
| &c: full skins. 2Hei2c.
| reanery extras oTdEtac: state dairy
abs, ia 2sc; imitation creamery firsls IS
| .arhy white fancy 21d aGc: nearby mixed
| ancy, 19L1st2ec: fresh hrsts, 2oI2lc, TX
.hanSe closed Monday. Feb. b.
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GRAIN MARKET.

Prices paid per bushel for grains
by the Richmond Roller Mills. Second
and North G streets. are as follows:
No. 2 wheat, 95 cents; No. 3 wheat,
80 cents; oats, so cents; old corn 40
and 45 cents: rye, 65 cents; clover
seed, 81 and $50.
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Being Circulated in Northern.
Indiana.
(American News Service)

Goshen, Ind, Feb. 11.-Counterfeit
five dollar gold pieces are being
showed" along the interurban lines
in Northern Indiana. Several Goshen
merchants have been swindled. The
counterfeit is good imitation, but
Is very light and covered with gold
wash. 1t is dated 1906. The mint
mark is a large capital IS" instead OF
a small letter. The edge indentures
are not regular.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-12
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 11.-wheat opened
easy on weakness In American Friday and
wea kness in Winnipeg principal pressure
In March. Selling was also encouraged
by the predictions OF larger worlds ship
ments TO the united Kingdom. weakness
In Buenos Ayres at the close: easiness in
Paris, and less continental demand Euro
pcan crop advices continue favorable and
offers Of Austr iIian and Russian wheat are
free and lower Notwithstanding these
bearish factors the market showed an I'M
dertone Of steadiness during the entire
session and Just before the close week
end shorts covered.
Closing prices: Wheat, asQA pence
lower than Friday: corn. ls@ssd lower.
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WITH THE BOXERS,

Packey Mcfarland has agreed to box
any lightweight selected by the Mil
waukee club, on March 3.
Harry Forbes, who believes he has
come back" will be given a chance
to meet Monte Attell at Cleveland the
latter part OF the month.
New York fans will, no doubt, wit
ness speedy bout when One round
Hogan and Knock Out" Brown come
together on Feb -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-12
RULES OF LIFE

The conclusion to which | have
arrived after years Of observation
and experience is tina. without tenn
perance there is no health, without
virtue no order. without religion
no happiness. and that the sum q
our being Is to live wisely. soberiy
and Esh,eously.-McD
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-12
Examination In Fioue;nc.

Examination In Fiogsino.
Quoting from Student Life In tho
Middle Ages" a paper recently read
by c. D. Burns Of bradford. England.
we learn that in the taking up of
degree In grammar at some of the
universities the prospective school
master had to provide himself with
birch an! boy. and ~ part Of his
examination he had to administer
logging to the boy In public, the boy
being given u groat for his services.
A large part OF the education lay in
debate between the boys, under the
supervision Of the master, the method
bringing out the boys reasoning pow
ers instead OF merely examining them
with facts, as is too often the method
today.-University Correspondent
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-12
WAGON MARKET.

Wagon market quotations furnish.
ed by Omer G. Whelan. South Sixth
street are: Oats. 80 cents per bu.:
new corn. per bu. 40@45c; rye, 70
cents per blu; hay, loose, good-timothy
S15@16 per ton; mixed s13@14 per
ton; clover. $40 per ton; straw. Sc per
tom
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-12

NEW IORk. teb. 1.-the weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
l,sserve on all deposits. Increase Sssl. go
Reserve on all deposits. other than United
States. Increase SC.AGOo.
Loans. Increase $G.s24EN
specie. increase t:.es0,0OO
I.esa, tenders. increase $G66 100.
Dcpoalts. increase el0.3S.S0O.
Circulation. decrease 4<SS.200.
Total loans. 0,S<S.als.2o0
The surplus Of banks 10 S1A 100. a.
eo1pered with e3Acoo.l28 last rear and
o1A.0 - eve yooso ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-12

The General electric company has de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend OF .
per cent. payable April 10 TO stock of rec
ord March 4.
The Grand Trunk railway of Canada has
declared Il dividend of one-half of ! per
cent its third preferred stock. This
is the first dividend decla red on the issue
since 1907, when j per cent was paid, being
the same amount that was distributed in
1906. la 1893 per cent was distributed
In 1904 nothing was paid but in 1903 !.
per cent was decla ell and in 1909 l per
cert. No dividend was paid in 1901. loo
or
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BUFFALO. n. y, Feb: 1l:-Wheat-
spring, No. northern. Sl.9la: winter
Corn No. yellow. 5Oc: No. yellow,
49,.c: No. : yellow. tsc 0ats-No. !.
white. sac. Bariey-S6iaM Rye-No.
l. S5c; No. ., sac.
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TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, o., Feb. Wheat-Cash.
9cc: Mo. rs: July. 93asc: September. 92asc.
Corn-Chsh, ida.c: May. 5oAc.: July.
ds,c: September. sac. Oats-Cash. ~ iac ::
Rye--No. .. Sc; No. ,, zoe. Glover seed
Cash and March $40: April. SS.1: Febru
AIRY. $3.50: October. $50. Alsike-Prine.
$40: March. S?i5. Timothy-Prime x5.25.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Feb u.-Butter-Crea merry
Irsts. 1ac EEE-Prime drsts. 13c: hrsts.
S. Cheese-Twins, 49,. G13l3c: Young
americas. Ia. Giac- Vegetables-Posa toes.
Hchican 43Mi5c: Wisconsin. isds5c, Live
.oultry-FowIs. I3Gi3iac; springs. 12G
Sc; ducks, I4m141-c: geese, 11G12c-
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Yea aesoor suffer with sick fsadaehe. nal.
Detsc0. coostipatton Or aoy othsr trcnolos aris-
iso0 disor6esed stomach. Or. CaldWel's
kSuD te9Dtn VIII cure you aaus keep yoG wen
~ 8~hooo \ 0o4an1 - yoos oeouDA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-12

A'aere medicine so safe anu q, the Same
time 50 pisasantt to take as DR.. CAi1welis Syrr'>
e.on stsmach trouhio. The peico 10 very yoasr
o0AHlo- - and q.
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MARKETS
PROVISION MARKET
paid 81 :. n. Eggemeyer & sons)

(paid 3- :. II. Eggemeyer & Sons)
Apples, per Dbl. .... ..S3.75 q Sc.
Parsley, curley, per doz- punches. 81
Leaf lettuce. dollhouse. per h.. log
Celery. golden heart, extra fancy, per
doz punches a 40c.
Spinach. fancy, per bu. ............Sl
Carrots. fancy. per blu. 81
Turnips. fancy. per blu. ..3c.
Radishes. red and white, fancy, per
dozen lunches Observation-Disclosures Acc.
'Cabbages, homegrown, per ton. .s1i
Yellow, red, white. onions. per bu.. 81
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

~oA~Saas ~. .~.- ~..~s---s-
-A.1~er's Syrup Fepsia Is positively guar
ssed to cure indigestion constipation. sick h>a
ache. o6eosive breath. malaria a0d I'll diseases
og3S3ng IRON stomach txeuhlA.
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L. 9. BONDS IN NEW YORK.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1I.-Nothing said in
money Saturday. Posted rates: Sterling
exchange 4s4MiS7 with actual business in
bankers bills at 1850 hid and asked for
demand and at 1881 "a 1850 for sixty day
bills.
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SEED MARKET.

Quotations as furnished by J. Runge
and company for seeds per bushel,
are. Timothy, $500 to s475; clover
$3.50 to $500; rye. 20 cents: oats. 80
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WAGON MARJlET.

wheat-No. . red. ?Oc; sample milling.
|S1M90c.
| Corn--New. 40l45c.
/ Shelled Oais-3:Gt3ac.
Hay-Timothy, $l6111; baled. $l6@17;
$SIl0
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COTTON SEED OIL.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1l.-Cotton seed OF
February. S6a5M1: March, S6.aSMI
April. $7M7.o3; May. S1.o3@1.ot: June, $40
M1.uN.
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RosToS STOCK EXCHANGE.

BOSTON, Feb n.-Opening stock e1-
| change quotations Saturday: Tamarack
~; Greene Cananea, Sk Shoe Machine
| 81; Copper Range, 67lR.
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Sin every day takes out a patent for
some new WhipplG.
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ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
CHICAGO. Feb u.-Estimated receipts
for MondeYl HcgA A2oo0S easxA 25oV0;
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DlyIDENDS DECIaREn

NEW YORK. Feb. I.-Commercial ba
silver, 5l'sc: Mexican dollars. 45c.
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BOARD OF TRADE STATEMENT.

The Indianapolis board Of trade issued
tho regular comparative statement Satur-
day as follows:
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PRODUCE.

Old Hens, per lb. Observation-Disclosures Sc
Turkey on foot, per Id. Use
Old ROSTERS per h. .S Sc
Butter, country. per lb. .20@ 2oc
Young chickens, > to ) lbs. per ID. 1ec
Ducks, per ID. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 12c
Eggs zoe
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1t is estimated that approximately S25.-
OGO. 900 of railroad bonds have been placed
In European markets this week and that
negotiations under way for $cJ.O0.0D
more This is reflected in the exchange
market where there are great many
bond bills now An offset to this is a fair
ly large return by Eu:ope to this market
Of railroad stocks and some Steel common.
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New orders booked by General Electric
last month were about So per cent OF those
ia ken in the corresponding month of 1olO.
which means gross sales at the rate OF
about SIS 100000 per annum.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

bIU. TASk. INOHInHI.
Holiday Monday. Feb. 10.
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Inspections for this week
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-06-30
Notice Of Contest.

Department of the Interior. United States Land
Office. at I.ewistown Montana, June 10th. 1871.
TO Julius charlier. of Bercail. Montana. contes-
You are hereby notified that Carolina Carlson,
who gives Judith Gap. Montana. her
po:t-ofies address. did on June 10th. 1911. file
in this Office her duly corroborated application to
contest and secure the cancellation Of your Home
trS S,S No. for Serial ns No eo made
w sex Of Section /. township ION. range is e..
IN: M. and grounds for her contest she
alleges that you have failed to cultivate. improve
that you have wholly abandoned the same for
more than six months last past. and that the
same is now in its wild native state wholly with
out improvements thereon saving and except for
"A small. uninha,1itable cabin.
You are. therefore: further notified that the
said alterations will he taken by, this Office as
having been confessed by YOU. and Your said
try will Ike Cancelled hereunder without your
further right to be heard therein. either before
this office OH appeal. if you fail to file in this
Office within twenty days after the FOURTH
publication OF this notice as shown below your
answer. under oath: specifically meeting and re-
fail within that time to file in this office due
proof that you have served copy of your answer
on the said contestant either in person by reg
istered mail. If this service is made by the de-
livery of a copy of your answer to the contestant
III person. proof of such service must he either
the said contestants written acknowledgements
OF his receipt of the copy. showing the date of its
receipt. or the affidavit Of the person by whom
the delivery made stating when and where
inc copy was delivered; II MADE by registered
mail. proof of such service must consist of the af
htiavit of the person by whom the copy was mail
ed stating when and the post office to which it
was mailed. and this affidavit must he accompan
led by the postmaster's receipt for the letter.
You should state III your answer the name of
the post office to which desire future notices
to Ike sent to YOU.
1874 C f. McKOIN Register
Date OF first publication June 10th 1911.
Date of second publication June 23rd. 1911.
Date of third publication June 3Oth. 1911.
Date Of fourth publication July 9TH. 1911.