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greatest number Of dead. and three
hundred as a total is "A conservative
estimate of those who lost their lives.
rs iar as known. there was no loss
OF life at Pottsville. and at first II
was thought that South Porcupine's
loss numbered but four. but since then
hNe bodies. whether Of men or women
Is not known, have been found I'm the
rear OF where the Empire theater
stood. making II apparent that they
were endeavorlng To make their
escape to the north of the zone OF
flames.
"Porcupine Lake has given M
forty-one victims. drowned by plunges
into the lake. by suffocation. while
standing in the water or by being
swamped when In canoes. Most or
these are as yet unknown and some
may never be known. for they came
from the four corners OF the universe
and their names and homes are I'M
known.
Along the Shaw-Deloro line on the
trail lie eight bodies OF unknown dead
and on the South side OF Porcupine
Lake are three more TO add to the six
on the trail between the Dome Mine
and South Porcupine.
"Coffins are bling built out Of rough
lumber and already four bodies have
been shipped out
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h'r q" lake any sort OF - step IS inst
10 assert your disbelief In her cauac!.
~ Ia take b.. When she WINS asknI
the reason 81 this latest Plan she
confessed.
Il do love - DO the thtns. tb,t
every one thinks cannot do. Thu:
Is why ! lived the lives OF natives
when travelling iu foreign countries
! was not satisfied with seeing whut
the average tourist sees. Thar *
why / seek companionshlp among
u" artists OF Paris. though I cannot
paint. TIat * why / vyrnt.. my
book Moon Madness Everybody
eaid ! couldn't write a book. Yet the
hrSt edliiO' was sold before the re-
viewers had Fl ished paying mo their
respects. II has been said that nv
hiNtrionic ability j. reprcscntcd nv
TWO hest seats for every opening
performance. Well. we will seq
The New York World prints Z
story of Mrs. Gouraud'S career i'm
which she Is revealed I'm rs many
lights ~ a Ouida heroine. Her fath.
or was Croker. the bonanza million
aire and She - practically the solo
heireSs ~ hls mountains Of gold
Sh" ran away when shn wns =
schoolgirl and lived I'm Eurona rim
she divorced her husband Porter
ASh". seven years after. Then sh.
married society man. and. fIriur n,
him. was divorced again and too,
a third husband. This Va con
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William Inhrsnr

on SATURDAY. afternoon from his late
tho funeral Of the late William Tobn-
son. IN" old Resident of the, citv who
cI'd Idt" Wedn' sday night following a
thr"" months Illness. The deceased
WI" was siNty-fIV. years II ag.. y,us
"a machInist by trade. His wife pre-
< drd him To the grave, and he *
Eur va tN one son. Joseph johnson.
and two daughters. Mrs Emma ,;r.,,
ana Mrs. Anna Cyse. all Of this city.
~ - ais" survived by one sister. Mrs
sarah Nhitehouse. OF Newport Ky.
lie was member Of the Third Pres
hFtorian church. and Rev. J. i. I.oyeu-
''rf'r az that cougrc cation will offi-
Ciair The intermcnt will bc made at
Mt. Zion cemetery.
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X MRS. GOURAUD'S LATEST FREAK y

9 oCIETY people. having nothing
10 do. wear themselves wrinkled
'tJing &c Bet Away from their idle
loss Lew sensation Is as welcome
rs robin after the winters dreari-
ness. I'm: II they en- nave their
pans made for them. so much the
PETER. - was his inventIvenc tina,
PUT Harry Lchr. once Of Baltimore
'ht now OF New York and i'm his
'truGGlinc days a champagne hoome-
az the right hand Of Mrs. Astor and
wh"n she had tired Of him. made
Mrs. ~tuy' NJ Fish take him IN.
Ana what bra!n-rackins ideas he
hAd. Just think OF IL. a dinner 10 4
monkey i his chief claim TO fame.
\ society man at on time. but
now \ proa 1unced bob milan. Ms.
Jack GuurIud. Of New York
u"'Sn need any one 10 invent her
now pleasures. She abounds In them
and never runs dry.
Her latest freak Is 20 90 on tho
Sac". NJ least she has -unounred
su'h Intention and as she = dead
CaWe spot N Is certain she will nor
quh On tho proposition
N"w York is 10 have /: now thoat,r
on Anril -. aud new series n,
theatrical sensations. II has hal
American music halls anP Euclish
o. o. Now 10 is 90 have n conv ~
The special French article Tho
FoiicS B"rgPreS. - Rro-dwny j. In
u" an atm0 pheric reproduction II
INC ono Ia Iarls. II will have dis.
trcet evening performance NJ which
The audience can SIT AMI have their
dinners. Then viii follow n uIJnIght
entertainment for the bcnent Of tLa
men and women Who DO not begin
their day till then and the people
VINO having been 10 one theater. sim /
sock am .sement.
one OF the features will r.i.w
of New York theatrical and bohou.
ian 500 ~ 'ife and In II Mrs. Goa.
raud was Sch' dulcd - figure promi-
r"ntly. T. management ~ tn.
'heaier asked her for permission 20
copy one Of her characteristic dress.
IS and. In n spirit Of deyitry. she DO
"iared she would 20 on and play her
self
And so All Now York e holding i,s
breath until she docs: tn Swagcnr
s"t she ~scd 20 20 with. the hohern.
iAns ~ watch she Is M" present star
and The general public which on.
iov"d tie free show she gave u
every time now play was produced
IN New 1D'k. Then she would SWIM
IN wearing ono n her famous gowns
and wound about with four or Gra'
haws"-s nj pears and beSprinkI.dI
with "A bushI or two 81 other Jewels
Mrs Gouraud prides herself on her
originality and her d1-lng. To get
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Minister'S pauah,er DEAD

special Dispatch 20 the Tnt,lligonre-
FLklNS. W. Va. July 1a-Nffss
MarEaret Austin. daughter ~ Vev.
Austin. pastor 81 tho First Rnpfist
,hNrch nj Parsons. IS dead AZ tho
nome ~ her parents after an illness
90 several months with app.ndiri-is
followed hy typhoid fcycr. Miss Aus
iin was student last year az Broad
aus college. 81 Phuippi. and became
90 while there
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SPAIN WANTS STAIN OF MAINE
REMOVED.
Thinks u. s. Should Declare Spanish
Innocence Of Explosion.

MADRID July 12-La Corrospon-
~ h'lh DE- Espann. commenting on tho
Developments IN the work az r,f.i,,.,
th" h1ttlcship Maine. declares thar In
ih' light ~ recent revelations 30 fs
10" duty of The United states ta ruI.-
icF proclaim Spanish innocsnr. ir
tho svf.fDciDn "
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GIRL ENDS life
In Love That Was Returned Maid
Drinks Carbole Acid

...l. o. -. iu'.i'Asls.r.
FAIkMDNT. vs. Va. jury :; At
$50 O'Clock tnis afternoon. Louis.
Grimes. aged &c.. domestic af fb.
home ~ Dr lII Nas found dying from
the effects a. Dartol.c acid. which -h.
had taken Or Hau Was called. but
the woman Was dead when nr az.
rived. The ET. hal been keeping
company with prominent youne man
oi fh.- cts aud they had quarrel.d
shortly before tho death. -h. tried
to call h.m ou the telephone. bur r.
refused 90 ar Wcr
In % letter rtr leff. .he stated that
Dor love ior 'u" youlg man ami thor
troubles caused har fo lake her life
She ~as 'Ho daughter OF John Grimes
NJ 1901 Ron station The funeral 1r
ranR"m'u'. Hltr not been completed
County Coroner I.srI .s conducting
900 lrse-fft-
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Bury Victims.

PORCUPINE. Ont. July 13.-This
morning all the bodies ~ West Dome
had TO be buried. There was no lum-
Der available and few spades, bu:
their remains were reverently placed
IN blankets and in the ground within
one hundred yards Of the shaft. which
proved 70 be their grave. 4 packing
box was secured and Tom Il crosses
were made upon which were inscribed
the names of the dead.
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Wife Wretch! Show me that lct.
ter
Husband What letter.
Nife-That one in your hand rfa
from q woman. can see hy the writ
Ing. and you turned pale when Won
saw d.
Husband Yes. Here % &c. TIE
,our drcssmakers bin New York
Mail.
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AVIATOR KILLED.

CHICAGO. MS. July I'D. A
krcam"r. an amateur aviator. fell Is
feet with BIS h.piane to-day. while
making tests Tor a pilots ncence. and
was killed. Ills engine fell on his
back crushing him
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mittees have on hand a good supply
of cash.
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Fire Eats Berryville.

NANDERBlLT, Mich. July 13.-Ber
ryVilie. small town in Otsego coun.
ty. 1--WE miles from here. has been al
most completely wiped out by a for.
est fire driven by the fiercest gale in
years. The fire. which is the worst
IN the history of the county, has made
destitute families who have saved
only their lives. leaving all their pos
sessions to be deyoured by the flames.
Fires In Maine.
BOSTON. July 13.-Fires in the
heavily wooded sections Of Maine and
New Hampshire were still burning
steadily tonight. adding to the loss
already sustained. which amounts TO
hundreds OF thousands OF dollars.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18
The HABITUAl DRIhKER IS DOWN AND OUT.
There is Great Army of Men in This Country Who
Who are No Good to Themselves Anyone lse: Men
IN all the Walks of Life, Who Down and Out
Just Because of D. ink.

TN babit,,aI dr,uLcr is down and ont.
IL Knows thar he is down and out.
Ey4rvbody who sees him knows he is
d,,yyn and Gut
H.. may hav, als sober moments il is
trie hui tbc rtfgcfS of alcohol Iinger
,riIb bi,n ava l,i,: only crave ryru when
IIo is vI1nlIt. in,gIIaritated for .Nor1, oi.
bisinrss and ne I;Gnws it, His brain is
moi r1rar, u,abI,s IT, concentrate his
mind itnnn any subject. or focus his
thnuabfs tjnnm bIIsi.,rss
lie n4.slerts his Ftanr. wife. children
and All Tor drink.
Ills I3Sf wan, an going To- bed at night
is Inc desire for "A I..ink. and ms first
,.art ,3t arising in tltt. morning is thc de
sira for y drink
i1is rrI.sn,,nI 3pp,,.traucr Indicates u
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18
. he Markets.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
r featt-I of the Days Dealings In All
the Leading Socks.

y, -, -Io..b l. Irartir.uy all
ror,, Inc ~ fu, H. vaar
an ~ E..-.( ,,,,. b,.G n IN
5 ~, :; >, . -,.t,ra IL
60 60 me- 5,,45.eef Ia for the
nj, ,.,,t,ss;npal C,r, nj ana tho move
e,,t ,, was ai,nos, ir,perc.ntihIe cyccnt
totra,I 10 ninsn vi, :, nrifes vere low.
o,cI ,T,seti,aIi,, Tbs,e vara No over-night
,a,'a,3nn9an4s - account for tn3at.'s -,
t,,,,,,, i1a,tio ltbo,IgT s,,cb ,,nu-s Is
ca,,ti t ba,,d ,',os rafb.r in tb,, way of
~ .or,,,o,. Tb', iatst oba so 81 tho Nov
49,, ;,,nti s,'s t niarrar, ~. LrIinf
~ o~ists h, ms
.,',,,t,, a., ,16 tTn r4,,hIi,. tn m snltb
1.iutnt nS 'IS' , e., a,5 ran I axe Shnr, Inau
:, ST. " ', " G,St ytonsivn t,,,nsactinn
r "a, "a ia ~ h ,,a,Jotiatsd ahrn3d sinr,
t, ',. r',,,ii,i of tbn interstata commerce
t,,;ri,,. r,,Iing aatnst t,T.lt,,,.
ti,, b.37,s u.ag raassi1ri,1g,
:, ~, , I,',,',i,..,,, rrndit 6,d harn
ES j., 80 :" fo1eiern 1nds
III nv ""S iiSa f adrersn tact,s may.
bn ,Ianod t,e tbn disn,,sSaI of q large force
e ,,e,, ~, ~, Thina'e, e. AIton aiIa., ,
vi men "S III, ~ of ','Gh.,' facto
,i. -; pbadn T.}a,,d whether al. not
,t,a,, ~ itido,t Iii 5pl rnfcctton later
~ -; , ~ ,h rt f iar, .,,in
~ " ~ ~ uii. t, ,,o o., n,,tcnn,. would
o Iittta S,,rn,iS,, in fnancj1I citcIes
-" - " -, ibt,;,,, ,ba+ Iob1r must
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18
New York Money Market

New YORK. MdfCh II.
Prime mercantile paper to Il per cent.
Sterling exchauLa tirmer al 4S3.95M 44. 10
for 60-day bills and al 4s6.l5 for demand.
Commercial bills 4S3iui&!.
Bar silver So.
Mexican dollars 40.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on call steady at rag per cent
Ia
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18

wavering between the dctriun trcmens
and insanity.
Drink has got him.
When ii is considered that here is
great army of such men III TINS country.
men in all the walks OF life, bright and
brainN men, good mechanics. merchants
professional men, and others, who ar
clear off ef their feet hut who could be
put on their feet and made men Of taking
the NEAL THREE DAY DRINK HABIT
CURE. ii - 4 pity To SC them balancing
on the preciplcc OF destruction;
The Neal Thrce-daS brink Habit cure
is entirely different from any other, 1t is
purely vegetable. The medicine which is
perfectly harmless. is administered by u
regularity licensed physician and one who
has had an unusually wide and varied
experience i'll the treatment of alcoholism
There ar" no hyp"rdcrmIc injections
used in tins treatment The medicine is
taken internally, durin- the day time
only.
Tie Neal o'ure has fevolutionizcd old
methods Of dealing with the drink hablt
y bond and contract Is given each pa
tleHt, guaranteeing q perfect cure IN
Three DAYS. or the return Of the fun
cost of the treatment at the end Of the
third day.
cess IN dealing with ttses given up aS
fapelessly Hearablc l. back et the Neal
Gurc.
The idea at taking It dfinkine man
regular OF teriodical-aa within Ihfee
lays rddH4 him of TIE desire which
has held hm in slavpsN for wears Will
appeal STRONGLY to thus' interested iii the
lpplift of humanity and Will bring the
sunshine ot nope into many family
circle SO many seem uglN hopeless hu-
man wrecks havt been regeneratod-re-
turned to their families clean. healthy
men and women-that from purely local
Iowa concern the Neut Institute has
gained International prominence and
prestige.
The Boston Neal Institute is located at
III Newburs st. Telephone 500. Back
Bay, Boston, Mass.
The Portland Neal Institute is located
at 6S Deerins st. Take any Congress st.
car al Portland depot md get of at
Mellen st Telephone III. Portland, Me.
open at Al times. including sundays
and Holidays.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. March L.
BEEF-Fresh steady, whole cattle 903i.
BRAN-Steady, 26ft 80.
BUTTER-N Northern 25m25l western u
@25.
CHFESE-Unchane y. Y. 144l4i.
CORN-Unstcady; No. ) yellow 81.
EGGS-t'irm. choice 2342i; western IL
@20
FLOUR-Firn; spring patent 5lo4550.
HAY-F'irm; No. / l9H2l,50
LAMBS-Unchange l00l1.
LARD-Unsteady: pure III.
MINED FEE,D-Steady. g6 500 $50.
OATS-Steady No. clipped wnite GS
PORk-Steady medium backs 1850
2025
POTATOFS-Uustead white 95010o.
SUGAR-F'irm; granulated i95.
NEALS-t'irm. llM14.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18
A Warming.

To feel tired after exertion is one
thing; to feel tired before is another.
Don't say the latter is laziness--it
isn't; but it's a sign that the system
lacks vitality. is running down, and
needs the tonic effect of Hoods Sar-
saparilla. "a
It's warning. too-and sufferers
should begin. taking Hoods at once.
Buy bottle today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18

LARD-Barely steady. refined steady:
compound steady.
SUGAR-Raw steady: muscovado 50 test
80: centrifugal 9f test 3,s5; ,moasses su-
gar 50 test sos, refined steady
BUTTER-U Unsettled; receipts 1902 !;
creamery specials 26l.
EGGS-Easy; receipts 16 495: western
gathered whites lSlM20
POTATOE,S--Weak; Maine per bag 1.10
n l.35; eastern shore sweets per Dbl. l.256p
~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18
New York Produce Market.

New York. March IL
FLOUR-Was quiet and about steady
receipts 20.136; shipments lo,S3S.
f.WHEAT-Spot steady; No. red az ele-
vator and a5alfio b ailoat No. Ilnoit hern
Duluth ..1O9i #, o b afioat;. receipts s9.600;
EtoRWsdSpot easy: No 2 corn 50, i o b
a.Ioat: receipts 61.s75; shipments 1SS,3S0. =
CATS--Quiet; receipts 51,S50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18
New York Cotton Market.

New York, March II.
Spot closed quiet. Midding uplands
Il fS. Il" s"'f Il ao Sales 701 bales.
Galveston firm 1iS, New Orleans steady,
14s; SaN annah nominal, 14e; Charleston
nominal: Memphis steady l4l.
Net receipts for seven days 50, 1a5.
Exports to Great Britain Sc ia: to
France l2,SS9; to the Continent 50, 0O1; to
Jaoan 1-e2' 10 Mexico 100.
Stock 59Oeli
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, March Il.
CATTLE Receipts 1000; market strong
beeVeS 5106t6SJ TcHaS iiUft565.
HOGS-Receipts -. COO; market weak.
generally Sc lower than yesterdays aver
age; light 695d725; mixed 675M1l0
SHEFP-Receipts 10000: market steady D.;
native 30065l0: western 325m525 yearlings
475Nr565 native lambs 500uG50 western 80
GfbGii
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18
? coaMlT1EE' HEARINGS.
RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

The Committee on Railroads and En-
presses will give d public hearing in its
room, number llJ at the State House i'll
Augusta.
TUESDAY. MARCH Il. > +. NJ
NO. 10. An act 10 amend Section - Df
Chapter 81 Of the Revised statutes.
No. 81. An act to amend Section Of
Chapter s. of the Revised Statutes.
No, rs. An Act requiring street Rail-
roads To file protilrs with trcir locations.
WM. J. SEEHAN, Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18
BANKS AND BANKING.

The Committee on Banks and Banking
will give public hearings in its room, No.
9N at the state House III Augusta.
TUESDAY,. MARCH u, > o'clock i. NJ.
Act relating to banking institutions and
trust companies.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-07-20

tensions. There were nine bal
looms started from Kansas City,
Mo, which is 27 miles from where
live. Three of them passed over
the town. The others were
visible. The news reached here
this evening. that four of them
had fallen.
Mrs. Perry Deck and Mrs.
Henry Willett spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Sid Willett.
Clark Freeman is on the, sick list
this week.
Mrs. Burr Qualls. I am still
looking for an answer to the
letter that is due me.
Wake up, Cousin James Lee,
and tell us about the Fourth at
Livingston. We had a very quiet
Fourth here us there were no
fire works on account of the dry
ness. EUNICE WILLETT.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-07-20
Silver Point

AS my time is nearly up l guess
| had better send in my 25c for
one more year subscription, and
| will add a little more to it for
which please send the Herald to
Thomas and Alfred Carr, Fate,
Texas.
Jim Carr and wife are on the
sick list this week.
We are having some dry wealth
err and corn is needing rain.
Protracted meeting begins at
Hopewell Monday. Everybody
invited to come.
Mr.. Editor, | see in Mr.. Smiths
Piano contest adv. that every
dollar paid to the Herald counts
100 votes for a candidate, if | am
entitled to any votes on this
please give them to Miss Bessie
Kinnaird. GROVER CARR.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-07-20

The country is fine and | think
it is the only way you can enjoy
natural living.
Say, you Single Boy of Baxter.
tell w. G. Hughes to wear a bon
net next time and tie it tight.
Houston Profitt of Sale Creek,
your letter was first rate. write
again soon.
Wheat stacking seems to be the
order of the day around here.
The balloon did not ascend the
Fourth on account of it being too
rainy.
Nobody's Darling, l pity you
on the third Monday of July.
Lola Lee West, write again as
we haven't heard from you in so
long a time.
Mrs. w. M. Judd would like to
hear from Route 2.
Herald circle, remember me the
Both of July and send me a card.
I will send my name before then.
ROSE BUD.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-07-20
Route 6

Bro. Gentry, / would like to
have that song you played and
sang for Bro. Pruett at meeting.
The title of it is, Hold Out to
the End.
Wheat is good and corn is look
ing fine. Oats and hay are short.
The sick have all about recov-
cred.
Early Freeman and family at
tended the children's day at Dot
son Chapel last Sunday.
S. A. West, you wanted to
know who Lola Lee West is, she
is Fletcher Vests daughter l
think, and Lizzie West is Fate
Vests daughter; my maiden
name was West.
Sister E. of Poplar Springs, |
will look for you during the fair.
Loretty Of Kansas City. | wish
you would write to the Herald.
Johnnie Lee made a flying trip
tn Jackson County last Sunday.
MYRTLE LEE.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-07-20

Threshing wheat is the go.
Wheat is good this time and
corn looks well considering the
dry weather.
The people in our community
were shocked to hear of the death
of Donald Hampton. He was
drowned and his body was laid
to rest at Dotson Branch.
The writer and Miss Martha
Dickerson attended the children's
day OF Dotson Chapel last Sunday.
Walter Langford and Miss
Mary Dickerson attended the
Dotson Branch Sunday.
Come on, Lola Lee West, your
letters are fine.
Hello, sister Lorety. | guess
you will be much surprised when
you see Kelley.
Rosa WEST.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-07-20
Carbonate, Illinois

lido not live in Tennessee but
did about ten years ago, and
would like to see the dear old
place.
/ like your newsy little Herald
and could not resist the tempta-
ton Of trying my skill.
Thank God for the little show
er, and | hope it will pour down.
The weather has been very dry,
although it is raining at this
writing.
w. Marcus Judd has the finest
wheat in the country.
The writer had her first expert
ence in milking a COW about a
month ago and can now milk
three.
Little Melvin Judd has not been
well for about a week, but is
better at this writing.
Marcus Judd and family visit
ed Will Ball last Sunday.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-07-20
ADVERTISEMENT FOR CREDITORS
To the Creditors of C. A. Hall:

To the Creditors of c. A. Hall:
In obedience to an order made by the
Chancery Court at Cookeville, Tenn. in
the case of Murray, Dibrell Shoe Co. VS..
c. A. Hall ct al, the creditors of said
Hall are hereby notified to have them
selves made parties to said cause by pc
tition and prove their respective claims
against said Hall on or before the first
day of August, 1911, or they may be
excluded from the benefits of said suit
and from sharing in the assets of said
Hall.
Said creditors and claimants are here
by notified that by an order of said
Court in said cause, they, and each Of
them are hereby enjoined from institut-
ing any separate suit against said CA.
Hall otherwise than by petition in said
pending cause; and all parties now SUI
ing the said C. A. Hall are enjoined
from proceeding. in their suits further
than to judgment.
This Feb. 10Th, 1911.
V. E. BOCKMAN,
feb23-5mo Clerk and Master.
By ALGooD CARLEN, D. C. & M.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-07-20
No. 1777

NONRESIDENT NOTICE
In Chancery Court at Cookeville, Tenn.
John w. Willett VS.. w. C. Byers ct al.
In this cause, it appearing from the
return of the Sheriff of Putnam County
on subpoena to answer, that Haskell
Byers, one of the defendants, is a nom
resident of the State, he is therefore,
hereby required to appear on or before
the first Monday in August, 1911, be-.
fore the Clerk and Master of said court
at his Office in Cookevil e, and make de-
tense to the bill filed against him in
said court by John w. Willett, or other
wise the bill will be taken for confessed.
1t is further ordered that notice be
published for four consecutive weekgin
the Putnam County Herald.
This July 3rd, 1911.
V. E. BOCKMAN,
Clerk and Master.
By ALGooD CARLEN, D. C. & M. 27-4
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-07-20

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Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-07-20

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