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had not sheer necessity compelled
him to stop again. There was light.
diffused yellow glow, faint but un.
mistakale, shining out of the windows
OF the hut.
He knew he could not go back 10
| the Aurora without that box; IL was
| necessary both TO his future safety and
his present command of the situation
! His one hold upon those sullen follow.
ers of his depended upon his being Inn
pervious alike to terror and to defeat.
| If he were to go back now without
accomplishing his purpose. It would
only be a question of days before they
murdered him. They all hated him.
enough for that he knew
Yet, even under that necessity, 1t
was three or four minutes before. al
the command of his burly will, he be.
gan creeping forward on hands and
knees toward the lighted window of
the hut.
And when he reached a point where
he could command its interior. his
knees slipped out from under him and
he lay prone upon the icy beach. his
face buried in his outstretched arms.
For those two sailors had told the
truth.
Presently he drew himself up and
squatted back on his launches. star
ing. Human or not. the figure there
in the hut seemed unaware of his
presence. 1t was staring at the ex-
piring fame OF the candle in profound
abstraction When il stirred as pres.
emily IL did, 1t was with a natural,
human motion. And then the candle
went out
In the few seconds of silence which
followed, his terror returned upon
him with full force. But II went
away as suddenly as 1t had come and
with its recession there surged up in
him a wave of british anger. Ii was
no ghost that had sat in contempla-
ton over the contents of that box,
for it was moving now. with human
footsteps-faltering uncertain foot
steps, at that. And when It appeared.
just visible and no more. outside the
doorway, 1t called aloud In a human
voice-a woman's voice.
At the sound of it, he drew himself
up, towering, before her. and, so. be.
came visible to her~-a monstrous.
blurred, uncertain shape.
And she cried out; this time in ter
ror. Then, before he could spring
upon her and kill her with his hands,
as his british instinct Of rage urged
him TO do he started back suddenly.
and himself cried outi
For a faint circle Of light, waving,
wandering. unearthy. was shining
straight down upon both of them
through the fog out of the sky itself
Looking up, he saw overhead
single. great luminous eye. and in the
reflection Of its own light upon the
ice, very family. the fabric of out
stretched wings.
Then from up there. overhead. he
heard q voice--a quiet voice, I'm
here It said Don't be afraid"
Plndly. Roscoe flung up his hands,
whirled around and fell; scrambled to
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unveII Portraits Of Ex.JustIces.

Springfield. H.. Feb. 10. Members
of the Illinois State Bar association
and many present and former state o.
acials assembled in the supreme couIl
building this afternoon and particl
pated in the ceremony Of unveilnt
portraits of the exjustices of the 81
preme court. In the morning the az
ISOLATION gave further consideration
to the subject Of reform OF practice
and procedure In the courts. which
has ben much discussed Of late. Tn.
meeting closes with a reception ans
banquet this evening.
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Annaritlons.


Roscoe did not pause to investigate
the effect of his blow. nor to waste q
second one If the man who had con.
fronted him there In the companion.
way was dead, so much the better. II
Ne we're only half-dead, the job could
~ finished at any time. He was out
~ the way for the present at least.
Hoscoe hurried on, searching state
rooms and passageways and finally
the crews quarters, forward
" aen he had satified himself that
be and his men were in undisputed
possession of the yacht. he emerged
% deck again by the forward hatch
way. and found Captain Planck al
ready there. He directed him to go
below with Schwartz, who had been
engineer aboard the whaler. and get
steam up as promptly as possible He
himself remained on deck, directing
the unloading and stowage of those
precious golden slabs that the rest
81 the party were bring out in boats
from the shore.
We've got it all, Roscoe. unless you
want them barrels of whale oil" a
man in the last boat sang out as they
came alongside.
Wen leave them to pay for this
nickel-plated ship Roscoe answered.
Come Look alive and get aboard.
Well be ready to start as soon as we
can get little daylight"
He looked them over, numbered
them as II they had been so many
sheep. noted that they were all here.
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coMMIssIoNrR.s SALE

Notice Is hereby glven. that Ia pursuant
OF the authority and directions contained IN
the decretai order fthe Chancery Court ~
Polk county made and entered on the 23rd
DAY OF January, 1911. IN a certain cause NO.
sbtl, then pending thertfn between Mary T..
QuaNlc. complainant and a. u. Garden,
Georgia .. Garden and W. w NILS. defend
ants, the undersigned ns commissioner Of said
court VIII otter for sale at public vcndue to
The highest bidder, at the southeast door or
entrance OF the county court house IN which
said court Is held. In the county of Polk.
within the hours prescribed by law for JUDI
ciai sales, on the ith day OF March iNll, the
following desci ibed feai estate. to.wit: OF
four i1, BLOCK No. thrty-one Ggli ia the
town OF Mena, Ark. as per plat hereof IA
Polk County, Arkansas.
Terms OF Sale: ON Credit OF three
months. the purchaser being required TO exc
cute bond as required by Jaw and the order
and decree OF said Court In said cause. with
approved security. bearing Interest at The
rate OF ten pei cent per annun nom date Of
sale until paid, and lien being retained on
the premises scld to secure the payment ef
the purchase money.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Jan
uary, A. d. iNll.
Feb. 2tt NJ. 4. Suatton
Com missioner In l'hancerN.
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French Language IN belgium.

The language question IN Belgium
has been settled in favor Of French So
far as brussels Is concerned. The Re
gian parliament decided seine TIN +,
ago that the choice between instruc.
lion in French ar Ia flemish in Tho
public schools OF the capital should
he left tn The punlls' PARENTS A can.
vass Of three Of the largest schools re.
suited In an overwhelming vote for
the French language. OF the parents
Of pupils in the first school, 2Gl out
of a total of 26i selected French; In
the second. 500 out Of $40 made the
rame choice while in the case Of the
third school. situated In an overwhe'm-
| 'giy Flemish quarter, 45G parents out
s. 40 decided for the same language.
he total being therefore. French
i07s: Flemish. -
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A correspondent recalls a pointed
but discourteous and yet not wholly
undeseryed interjection made at To-
cal political meeting
A woman, whose husband had tenn.
porarily lost his voice, Loyalty appear
ed TO make speech on his behalf.
She said a good deal at the outset
about the state Of his larynx. and then
plunged into politics. Having ex-
hausted that theme, she returned to
her husbands health. and described,
not only his disappointment at be
Ing unable to address them, but her
own efforts to patch him up for the
fray. She had tried hot lamentations,
she had tried poultices. she had made
Tim gargle HIS throat she had steam
his throat for him. she had sprayed
his throat and made him try every
lind Of lozenge Was there anything
else she could do for his throat? And
voice said Aye. mem, cut It,"
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Notice Is hereby given that on the nth day
OF January. iml, j. ~. Mcbride illed IN my
office HIS petition 10 the Chancery Court
81 Polk county. Arkansas praying that said
Court AT It's Ocichef Term 1910, rs us decree
cunnfn and quiet HIS title To the following
described lands situated IN the County ofPolk
and state Of Arkansas. to-wit: Beginning Mt
the east line OF the MEL OF SEli of Section 23.
seventy yards south Of the northeast corner
Of the same and running thence west 40
yards; thence south 1i0 yards. thence east ~
yards; thence north 40 yards to th. place OF
beginning, all In Township 2 South. of Range
~ West. aud containing four acres more OF
less,
Therefore all persons claiming any
interest Ia and TO said lands or any part
thereof are hereby warned and called
npon.to appear In said Court Within Ven
weeks from this date and show cause. II any
there be. why the title Of the said petitioner
~ and 20 said lands and every part thereof
should not be. In him, forever quleted and
confirmed.
Witness my hand as clerk OF said chancery
Court on this 21th day Of January, 1911.
FEB. 2Ht ". J. tireen. Clerk.
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Cure for Joy RldLnn.

In the city of st. Paul Joy riding Is
mentioned, according to Popular Me.
Fhanics. in hushed and solemn toni
IF voice. That is because JOY ridina
is dead in St Paul Time was when
he st. Paul JOY rider shot through thu
streets and up st. Anthony hill with
he gay abandon of Laramie cowboy
lie now travels in a manner dignified
and moderate.
What was the cure? Brooms: the
making Of brooms; just brooms, the
ordinary kitchen variety. The joy rider
rhen taken in his riding is sent to the
iridewell. and the price of liberty is
he making of a certain number of
brooms. There is no alternative pen.
atty, neither is there any fine which
1nly the wealthy can afford
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SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER L-Phiiip Cayley, accused Of
crime of which he Is not guilty. resigns
from the army in disgrace, his affection
Tor his intimate friend. Lieut.. Perry Hunt
tr. turned to hatred. Cayiey seeks soli-
{ude. whore he perfects flying machine.
cons sting OF pair OF great wings, whose
motive force is the muscular power OF his
oWn body While soaring over the Arctic
fegions. he picks up curiousy shaped
Ffick he had seen In the assassin's hand
mounting again. he discovers yacht an
ehored In the bay. Descending near the
etesmer. he meets a girl on an ice noe.
CHAPTER lille learns that the girls
name is Jeanne Fielding and that the
YACHT has come north to seek signs OF
her father. Captain Fielding. an arctic ex-
<lorer party from the yacht IS ma
Wing search ashore He volunteers TO
make search OF the land. After he de-
parts Jeanne finds that Cayley had
dropped a curiously shaped stick.
E-Nn nown 10 those on
v7sft Caosain Plancls and the sur
W 81 his wreckcd whaler are In
n the coast. A giant ruffian
Roscoe. a member of the crew.
Wm 1ercd Fielding and his two com
ID ous after the explorer had revealed
ne location OF an enormous ledge of
pHre gold. Roscoe then took command of
the party. and at the approach of the
*<tamer had removed all signs OF habita-
tion II develops that the ruffan had
fnmmitted the murder witnessed by Cay
ley. Roscoe plans to capture the yacht
and escape with big load of gold.
CHAPTER Iv--Jeanne tells her guard
tan, Mr.. Fanshaw owner of the yacht.
about the visit of the sky-man and shows
him the stick left by Cayley as proof
that 1t was not a dream. Fanshaw de-
T7ures that il Is an Eskimo throwing
sftfk. used to shoot darts Tom Fanshaw
returns from the searching party with
4nrained ankle. Tom tells Jeanne OF Cay
rs dsgrace- Perry Hunter is found
Murdered
CHAPTER v.-cayley. the sky-man.
ttsi's the Yacht. He is accused OF the
murd~r OF Hunter and the throwing-stck
IS produred as evtsence AGAINST him. He
7enes the charge ana tells Of seeing a
grnup Of men with Hunter when he was
stain. Jeanne assures cayley of her faith
IN hin, having discovered that the throw
1nr-silcls was made for a left-handed
man while the slSy-man is right-handed.
CHAPTER VIA relief party is sent
nshore TO find the searcherss Tom pro-
fesses his love for Jeanne. after a quar-
rel with her over the sky-man. Jeanne
- SHOCKED at the revelation. as she had
ALWAYS rega ried rom az a brother. Later
Tom searches for Jeanne and finds her
MISSING from the Yacht Roscoe and his
<ang hoard the yacht and Tom is knocked
eenseless
CHAPTER vIr.-~Jeanne rows ashore in
q small boat. STE enters an abandoned
hut. and there finds evidence az Its previ-
Gus occupancy by her fsther. In a rose
wood box Jeanne finds her fathers diary
In the last entry the explorer says that
be fears Roscoe intends 70 kill him.
Continued from last issue.)
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE

| will be at the below named
places a. m to . m -on the
following dates fer ne lutpose cf
collecting the Faxes of he State,
County, City. etc:
You are earnestly requested to
bring correct descriptions Of your
real estate, if cry you have. as 4
YOU should fail to do this you are
liable to pay on the wrong pr, perry.
Mena. at court house ftcm Feb
10 to April 10, 1911.
All must pay Taxes by April 10,
1911, or else pay penalties
Remember. we eli Sc our hooks as
preserb, j by law, so as to avoid
trouble in settlements with state and
county.
J. A. THORNTON,
Sheriff and x-Oiiicio Collector of
Polk County.
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his feet again and fed. like man
hag-ridden. down the shore
As he did So he heard ragged vol
ley of shots from the direction of the
Aurora. This sound Of plain human
fighting, which he understood and did
not fear, helped restore to equilibrium
his mind, which moment before had
been tottering to absolute destruction
Once he could get back TO his boat
and feel the oars under his hands
again-once he found himself pulling
out toward the yacht. no matter how
desperate the odds awaiting him there
might be against him. he would, he
felt, be himself once more.
He ran on and on down the beach.
He had not passed his boat. he knew;
but he finally realized that he bad
passed the place where he had brought
the boat ashore.
Continued next week
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Between 1863 and 1873 trees were
planted on 1880 acres of the noun.
tain Ventonx. In Provence. France. III,
mountain Is stony and the land SCENE
OF no value. The forests which HAYS
grown are now yielding $4,000 a year.
and It is figured that 10 five years the
yearly yield of timber will be worth
half as much more. The springs have
reappeared in the country, the lands NJ
the foot of the mountain have In.
creased in value, and the villages have
become prosperons.
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Feb l0-lt

la the Matter of ~ A. Gam ct al,
Petition for New Public Road:
10 G. A. Gay, Herbert Walker, J. j.
Hooser, 5. T.. Holmes, j. NJ. Penn
and James Ieigler:
You are hereby notified that the
viewers heretofore appointed by the
Polk County Court 70 view, survey
and lay ont new public road over
the following route, to-wit: Com
mencing at point on the line
between Eagle and Freedom Town
ships known as the W. NJ. Williams
ford on the Mountain Fork river,
thence IN an easterly direction on the
line between said Townships for "a dis
lance of one and one-half (14 miles.
10 point on the Rocky road will
meet at the east end OF said proposed
road at 10 O'Clock a. M on the Eth
day Of March, 1911, TO view, survey
aud lay out said road.
n. A. Cam ct al,
Dated this 18th day Of Feb, 1911
Feb l6-2
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOIltEs
Notice Is hereby given that I. James 4.
Thornton. public administrator, with the
Will annexed, tf the estate OF Lodema
COZ, deceased. will make application ON the
10Th day of March, 1871. To the Probate Court
of Polk county. for an order from said Pro
estate situated in POLK county, Arkansas to.
wit: The \ WI of the SWA OF Section g..
Township south, Range 80 West. the SO OF
20 West; the NEA OF the Sitla Section l.
Township SOUTH 1tange n West. said sale
being made for the puK pose OF paying the
debts of said iodenia n. Con.
Witness my hand as such administrator,
with the Will annexed this 3ist day OF Janu-
airy. 1911. j. A. Thornton,
29i-it TAT Administrator.
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NVT Y FUR To KIIIA TItlN,
Department of the interior, L. ;. Land uf-
fce at Camden. Arkansas. Jan. q, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that
JAMES r. HILL
OF Nickes, Arkansas, vino on June 2. 1900
made homestead Entity serial No. agsslj
for NWh SWA, section ~ Township
South. Range ~ West. 9TH Principal Meridi.
an. has hled notice ofintention 10 make final
Communication proof to stabish claim To the
land above described before County Clerk Of
POLK County. at Mena, Arkansas, ON the 9th
day OF March. 1911.
Claimant names as Witnesses Robert r.
sullivan, James A. Pitchford. Henry +,
Smith and Iay Smith. all Of Wlckes, Ark.
Feb. H. q. triedheim, Register.
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Do you know that OF all the minor
ailments colds are by far the most
dangerous? II is not the cola itself
tibet sou need to fear, but the serious
diseases that it often leads TO. Most
OF these are known as germ dsseas- 5.
Pneumonia and consumption are
among them. Why not take Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and cure
your cold while sou can? For sale by
all dealers.
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wARxfxt; onpup

state of Arkansas, Comfy OF Polk. -:
Mrs. NJ. Il. Moore, pialntin, vs. Il. X. 0neal.
y. s.. Opcal. q. +. Bennett. NJ. y. u nnoit. r..
a. stuart, Florence u. stuart. i. y. liunfef
and sarah \. Hunter, defendants.--In the
Polk Chanccfy court.
The defendants. u. X. Oneai. r. T.. Oneal. q.
j. Bennett. NJ. y. bennett. X. 4. stuart. Flor
ence Il. stuart. i. Y. Hunter and Sarah A.
within thirty DAYS and answer the complaint
of the plainiin. Mrs. NJ Il, Moore.
February 4, 1911. ~. j. Green, Clerk.
Fol, +.
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Department Of the interior, United stats
Land Office Camden Ark.. Jan. -. 1911.
sufficient contest EilidaNit having been
Med IN this Office hN Thomas T.. Beatntr. con-
ttstanf, against Homestead serial no Og1SH.
made March D. 1901 fof Us nv a and NEff
SEP. section p, Township6S.. kafiee ~ w
Oh Principal Meridian. hy James " Martin
cnnteNtcei IN VIII Oh II Is alleged thar entry.
man has abandoned The claim and has not
resided upon The land for twelve months
next prior TO This date. and has not cultivated
or improved the same as required by law.
and has proposed aud offered said H. r.. for
safe said parties are hereby notified
10 appear re, pond, and offer evidence touch
ing said allegation at 10 O'Clock "a. m on
March g. 1911, before W. (. Parker CLERK
OF POLK touniN, at his office IN Menu.
trk aud HIT fnal hearing will be held at
10 o'clpck n M. on March rs. inN. befuIe
the Register and Receiver at the United
states Land pnice ~ camden. Arkansas.
The said contestant having. ia a proper az
ildaNlt, flcd october b 1910 sci forth facts
which show that after due diligence person
~ service 81 this notice can mol be made, II Is
hereby ordered aud directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication
II. q. Friedheim, Register
l.. Il. Rowe Receiver.
Record address ofentry ATk.
Feb N-it
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0pb7-fn Forest.
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, L. :. Land OF
flee ut Camden. Arkansas, Jan. p, 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that
WILLIAM NJ. WILEY
of shady, Arkansas. who, on June p, 1904.
made homestead entry serial No. 0ls5s). No.
27s76, for NEh SW4, Section Y. Township /
5; Range 80 w. 9th Principal Meridian, has
filed notice OF intention 10 make nnal Ave
year proof to establish claim 10 the land
above described, before county clerk Of Folk
county, at Mena, Ark, on the Sth day OF
March, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses. William T.,
Whisenhunt, George W. awrence, Thorn
Lawrence. and George Whisenhuni, all Of
Shady, ARK.
II. q. Fricdheim.
Feb. 2, 1911 Register
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NOTICE FOR pIim.icATfON.
Department Of the Interior. & =. Land Otiice
at Camden. Ark, February \, WI.
Notice Is hcI cby given that
WILLIAM N. HARRISON
OF Shady, Ark. who. February z lMH.
made Homestead Entry lSerial No. O2607
No. 2gi93 for NE4 SEA, Section ~. Town
ship south, Range ~ West 9Th Prin-
cipal Meridian. has filed notice OF lnfen-
ton to make final Ave year proof, TO establish
claim to the land above described, before
County Clerk OF Polk County. at Mona, Ark.
on the 22ud day Of March. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Maue Roberts, Calvin Lawrence. George
WhiseuhuDt and samuel Moore. all OF
shady, Ark.
Feb. iB-6t H. G.. Friedhetm. Register.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the UNI
dersigned petitioners and residents Of
Road District No. Is, in White Town
ship, Polk county, Ark, will present
a petition 10 the Polk County Court at
its next April term, lsll, praying an
order creating and establishing pub
lie road along and over the following
route, to-wit Beginning at a point
ut the center OF Section 30, Townships,
Range 81 W.. thence west one-half CD
mile to the line between Sections 30
and %, further marked by an oak
tree: from the before named section
line and tree down Babrie avenue in
the town of andervoort to Fourth
street. thence along Fourth street to
Canterbury avenue, thence along Cam
terbury avenue to Third street, thence
along Third street and ending at Port
Arthur avenue.
r. J.. Nations, ct al.
lfpb lR-It
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wARxfNGoRpER.

state Of Arkansas, county OF Polk, 81
Mrs. " =. Ham, plaintiff Us. Robert Mar
tim, ct al, heirs OF q. r. Martin. dtetused,
The defendants, Robert Martin. et al. the
heirs OF q. r. Martin. deceased. arc warned
10 appear in this court within thirty days
Mrs. W. y. Ham. n. j. Green. CLERK.
Feb. ?. 1911. Feb, SIT
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John w. Sickelsmtb, eensboro,
Pa. has three children, and like most
children they frequently take cold.
I'VE have tried several kinds of
cough medicine, he says, ''but have
never found any yet that did them as
much good as Cha.nberlain's Cough
Remedy" For sale by all dealers.
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wARNlNG ORDER.

state Of Arkansas. County Of Polk, 49,
Frank Gsutts. administrator Of the estate Of
scr5to II butts. Plaintiff, ~. L. b. Dsnison.
NJ u. Denisots. o. 3. Perry and W. G. ~mith.
Defendants--In the Polk Chaueery Court.
The defendants, o. H. Perry and w. G..
smith. are warned ~ appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the complaint
Of the plaintiff Frank Butts, administrator.
Feb. y, flil. NJ. j. Green clerk.
Eth a Il
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A good treatment for cold settled
in the lungs j. IIerrick's Red Pepper
Porous Plaster applied 10 the chest TO
draw out inflammation, and Ballard
Horehound Syrup to relax tightness.
You get the i've, remedies fef. the price
~ one by buying the dollar size Hore
hound Syrup: there is a porons plas.
ter free with eacn bottle Sold BIS
jackson Drug 4 Furniturs CoNpauy.
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II you have trouble Ia getting rid Of
your cold YOU may know that YOU are
not treating II properly. There is no
reason why a cold should hang on for
weeks and it will not il you take
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. For
sale by ali dealers.
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State Of Arkansas. County Of Polk -:
H. &. Wheeler. plaintifI. vs. Watts a. Ewin
X, W. Martin, Nellie X, Martin, Susan y.
iIarshman. dcfcndants.--ln the Polk Chan
Gerry Court.
The defendants, Watts 4. Ewln. Il. W
Martin. Nellie Il Martin and Susan u,
HarShman. are warned to appear in this
court within thirty Gays and answer he com.
plant OF the plaintiff, II. T. VIII pler.
February g. 1911. ". j. Green Clerk.
E.t.I
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wAlfNiNG oRf,sl,.

state ~ AFkaisss. County Of lalk ~.
Aaron North. Plaintiff. ". I.oxie North.
Defeiis.ant-.In lie polk thaneery Court
The defendant i.o4ie North, Is warned
To appear In this court within thirty DAYS and
answer the com plaiat Of The plaintiff. Aaron
NeFiis. II j. ssfetB, ticrk
Jan. - 1881. JRus 2e-st