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SCHEDULE A.

lot 10, block b.. 30 IL " 9N u ~ %
TAXES OF 1910
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE 1s EAST.
W u of W u of
&c H...'.......,.is 40 6n PA 20 100 Nn
CITY OF PORT HURON.
Port Huron and Northwestern Ry Plat Of Portion of
lot 12 block 3d.. 100 SS 100 242
TAXES OF 1911
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE 10 EAST.
.9sy1F O. nv 4 e Is Is Sc & i@ IFS
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE 10 EAST.
eAofswHH 40 1926 PSI Al 100 Ha
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE Ii EAST
lot bounded west by Grin Burgett by Belle River
Road east Oy HG9'OG g iI Ss % TO il
of 5 W fri $50 10 s@ 90 100 ss
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE Is EAST
sssSSf Of y. v @ IA 20 20 EsS IS Z H$$ SsE
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE Is EAST
land bounded by highway by Tibble
west 0' george spe" ii is is 90 81
and sontR By o Aux TGemb
Mathews hcndod north nv staSer ease ~ Apdnsc Pa
south by La Finster west By ALVIN Jackson =; ::
Private Claims
land east v of Private Claim bounded north by c.
TsmSe 'fs oad p sG'fSh H esS SuP Poat
south part of north of west y Of south Of Private
Claim, p C. $780, 10 acres
land in Private Claim. being s5 feet on St clair r.,
bounded east by Joseph Brabau, west by Matte Shell
2S "a 100 4 s.
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G. A. r. and w. r. C. COLUMN
onducted by Mrs. Matte Tru,
Dept. Press Correspondent.

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Mrs. Jean McNaughton Stevens
Past Department President of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps, came up from
Towner, at the request Of Mrs. Ruth
Davis, Dept. Inspector, and inspected
Slaatten Corps Of Velva on Monday
Nov. 30. The local President met her
at the train, and entertained her at
dinner. A special meeting had been
called for 1870 p. m. and all the Of
ficers were IN attendance. The books
were audited, and the secretary, Miss
Grace Stickles, and the treasurer, Mrs
Wellman, were complimented on their
efficiency. The president, Mrs. Eme-
line Burton, widow Of a veteran, is
an excellent leader. They look for
ward to winter of pleasant work in
making the evening Of life more pleas.
ant for the veterans and their wives
Next week we will give an account OF
their annual election.
Abraham Lincoln corps held it's reg.
ular meeting Tuesday, Dec. 1, in the
home Of Mrs. Carroll on South Main
street. It was the annual election. The
following officers were elected:
Mrs. Palda, President.
Mrs. Truax, S. v. Pres.
Mrs. Coar, J. v. Pres.
Mrs. Hunter, Chaplain.
Mrs. Reed, Conductress.
Mrs. Walker, Secretary.
Plans were eagerly discussed for the
proper care Of the Department En-
campment in 1915. Z
Further developments will be noted
in this column from week to week.
Mrs. Stevens enjoyed her inspection
Of Abraham Lincoln corps, and so did
the members, for they presented her
with beautiful bouquet Of American
Beauty Roses, fragrant, long-stem-
med, lovely surprises in December.
Mrs. Carroll served a delicious
luncheon and the members departed
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with happy thoughts for the future
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o BURLINGTON.

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. BURLINGTON.
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Gus Larson, who has been prospect
ing for coal on his farm west Of tow
has struck ten foot vein of the yer,
best Ignite.
We understand Mr.. Larson conteni
plates operating on an extensive seal,
and thus another commercial enter
prise will be added to our list.
Gus Larson recently completed ar
extensive job Of grading twelve miles
south Of Des Laos. This was a county
contract and Mr.. Larson finished ul
the job in record breaking time. The
fact that Mr.. Larson is an old rail.
road contractor helped quite material.
ly, of course.
Miss Alta Madsen, a niece of E. A
Madsen, was married on Wednesday
of last week to DR.. Frank Brigham OF
Ross. The ceremony took place al
Stanley. Miss Madsen is graduate
of the Minot Normal and has many
friends in this locality who wish Dr.
and Mrs. Brigham a bright and happy
journey through their married life. !.
Miss Bertha Schultz of Valley City
returned home Sunday after visit al
the Schultz and Werner homes here.
Miss Ruby Broyles was Minot Wis
itor Wednesday. A jolly party OF
young people enjoyed pleasant even.
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
George Houston Saturday evening
Dancing and games filled the all toe
short evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wistrom, the
Misses Ida Tiller, Margaret and Pearl
McAfee, and Messrs. Geo. Tiller and
Walter Powell comprised party that
attended the Thanksgiving ball at Des
Laos.
Robert Norton of Minot spent
Thanksgiving with Burlington friends,
returning home Friday.
Mrs. j. M. April, who is visiting rel
atives at Gutenberg, Iowa, is expected
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Sunenburg have
returned from Wilma, N. D., and are
again occupying their residence on
Church street.
Miss Anna Christofe rson, the pri-
mary teacher, obtained leave of alb
sence for month and left Tuesday
for Rochester, MIMI, where she will
undergo an operation for appendicitis.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Miss Olga Christoferson, Of Carpio.
Miss Laura Randall spent her
Thanksgiving vacation with friends at
Carpio and Donnybrook.
The young child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Peterson Of Paradise Coulee
pulled cupful Of hot tea from the
table, spilling the contents upon its
face and chest, scalding the little one
in a terrible manner. The accident
occurred Friday and at this writing
the little sufferer is doing as well as
could be expected.
Alva Simmons, a young seventeen
year old boy, was taken to the Minot
hospital Friday, suffering from cere-
bro spinal meningitis. Grave fears
are expressed as to his recovery.
l Harold Schmidt, the IL year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Schmidt Of
Tasker, on Thanksgiving day went to
the shaft at the noon hour and rode
one Of the mine mules up to the barn.
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5 SURREY NEWS.

u y
Mr.. David Shorb, Miss Enid Young
and Miss Mary Peters accompanied
Miss Marjorie and Mr.. Howard Hustor
to their home at Deering and were
their charming guests at house par
ty held at the Huston and Koch homes
They were accompanied home by Miss
Martha and Mr.. Henry Koch anG
Theodore Huston, who visited friends
here.
Mr.. Dix and Miss Tossie Young
were dinner guests at the Louis Cook
home Sunday.
Geo. Hagar ditto Thanksgiving anc
Sunday.
Misses Orpha and Nellie Frank anc
Messrs. Ben and Dan Rife, Ray DER.
dorff and Harry Van Orsdol autoed
to Deering Thursday to attend the
concert given by the Harmony Male
Quartette. They had the misfortune
to break their machine short ways
out Of Deering and were forced to re-
main overnight in Deering, returning
Friday morning on the train.
The Freshman class of the Surrey
High school gave a delightful party to
high school students and other friends
last Thursday evening in the High
school building. It was in the nature
of costume party and good time
is reported by ALL
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, Tho were Sur
rey residents for some lime this fall
were visitors here Monday and Tues
day on their way to Upham.
Mr.. D. M. Shorb is home from an
extended eastern visit.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Withers was the scene of pretty
party last Thursday evening. The
party was given by the Eighth grade
"A new choir has been organized at
the Presbyterian church with Joshua
Reynolds as the efficient director.
A meeting of the citizens of Surrey
was held last Monday evening to dis
cuss the new railroad schedule which
recently went into effect. -
Don't forget the sale and supper to
be held at the city hall by the Presby-
terrain Ladies Aid on Saturday, Dec
5: Supper will be served from 6 to 8
o'clock. This is an excellent place to
secure your Xmas presents.
Miss Evelyn Fox, who attends the
Normal, was an over-holiday guest at
her home.
Mr.. Ed Ray is home from trip into
Canada. He disposed of eight car
loads Of potatoes on his recent trip
at q good price.
The following program will be rem
dered by the Literary society Friday
evening, Dec. II:
America, Audience.
Selection, Johnny Schneider, H. $.
pupils.
Country Hoe Down, Selected.
Violin solo, Lloyd Fox.
The New Drama, Profs. Clenden-
ming and Huston.
Selection, Eighth grade pupils.
Surrey News, Hazel Peters.
Miss Marie Neidermeier has been on
the sick list for few days. AS con-
sequence she was forced to be absent
from school.
"a recent addition to our school IL
sbrary is complete edition Of Riley's
works. iaGl
Mrs. Witham arrived Tussdly . Is
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ST. MARY'S TOWNSHIP.

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Q ST. MARY'S TOWNSHIP.
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Miss Mamie Brennan of Minot spent
Thanksgiving at the home Of G. j
Brennan.
Mrs. S. S. Goodrich of Redwood
Falls, Mimi, is spending few days
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Richard johnson. Mrs. Goodrich will
leave shortly for Oakland, CAL, to
spend the winter.
Mrs. A. L. Beaudry has returned
from Howard Lake, Mimi, where she
spent several weeks.
liver johnson Of Minot was a
Thanksgiving guest at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Johnson.
Henry Glein, Allen johnson and
Donald Calhoun spent a few days this
week in Minot.
Miss Elizabeth Torger returned to-
day from a several days visit at
Grand Forks and Bathgate.
Mrs. John Heinen and children are
spending the week at Foxholm.
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AS he slipped off the mules back the
animal wheeled and kicked the boy
squarely in the face, decorating it in
terrible manner. A surgeon was
called at once and dressed the lads
injuries but it will be some time be-
fore he will be able to get around
again.
On Monday as the five small chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Gobernatz
Of North Prairie were driving to
school, the wheel of the buggy struck
a stone, throwing one little girl eight
years of age out upon the frozen
ground, cutting a deep cash over one
eye and otherwise bruising her quite
badly. The cut was SO deep that it
was necessary for the surgeon to take
several stitches to close the wound.
The Manual Training class have an
order for several sets of toilet seat
covers for the Kirkelie township
schools. The boys are thinking Of
starting up a factory if the demand
continues.
Miss Grace Dougherty Of Minot has
been engaged by the school board to
supply the place left vacant by the
absence Of Miss Christofersor.
g. A. Bugge is visiting friends in
the eastern part of the state this week.
The very finest quality Of hay is
being sold here for $500 per ton in
the stack. Fourteen loads were OBJ
served pulling into town at one time
Tuesday.
Mrs. H. T. Hogy, who is great suf-
ferer from asthma, has been so poorly
plate as to require the services Of a
physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Wittenberg and
child are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Werner. Mr.. Wittenberg is brother
of Mrs. Werner. r|E
Gus Fallacker, janitor Of the school
building, spent Thanksgiving with his
nephew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Fallacker of Tasker
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HOGS FOR SALE.

Two Yorkshire bears, weight 200
pounds, and about Is Toulouse geese
and three guineas, snow white. In
|quire Of 1. y. Took, Minot, N. D., r. r.
4 phone 9O6-6. 11-19 "a
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Daughters Of isabella Election.

Daughters Of Isabella Election.
AT the meeting Of the Daughters Of
Isabella Wednesday night, the follow
Grand Regent, Mrs. ]. J. Kann.
Vice Regent, Mrs. Francis Murphy.
Prophecies, Mrs. NJ. p. Dwire.
Historian, Miss Med onough.
Financial Secy, Rose Larkin.
Monitor, Josephine Vandenoever.
Sentinel, Alice Falvey.
Organist, Catherine Kann.
Trustees, Anna N. Cane and Mrs.
Falvey. Isl
Chaplain, Rev. Jos. Raith.
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Sons Of Norway Elect.

~ Sons OF norway Elect. IN
The following are the officers of the
Sons Of Norway for the ensuing year
elected Wednesday night:
President, H. Sonju.
Judge, j. X. Sveen.
Secretary, L. P. Nygard.
Marshal, John Strommen.
Regent, s. Some. #
Financial Sec, T. Hougen.
Treasurer, Evald Kvam.
Inner Guard, 0. Hide.
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the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Young for several days.
Miss Edna Lander of Sherwood and
Mr.. Charles Withers were Surrey Wis
itors last Saturday afternoon.
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With Thousands Of Gifts for Everybody


Glass Brsware Silver
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The latest style Table Glassware Thin Crystal Glass hand
engraved Dainty Floral Patterns Far
clean and than the heavy oashoned kind Hand
enough social inexpensive enough
family All patterns stock patterns thus enabling
you to buy All pieces to match.
Now in stock we have: Sherbe Wine and Whsky Glasses
Bottles COMFORTS Sandwich Plates Tumbers Lemonade Classes
Pitchers Naples Bowls Cheese Plates Domino Sugar Racks and
lots of other dishes too numerous to mention.
The prices have Cut Glass will enable everyone
own Cut Glass. Try some of it for Xmas gifts.
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The ChautauQua,

In our next issue it will be too
late to tell you that you should not
miss the Chautauquo,
There is plenty Of time now TO
think Of the advantages you will
gain by attending the series Of enter,
timing and instructive lectures be-.
ginning Tuesday, luly a.
Some people Journey across the
continent 60 enjoy the same class Of
instruction prolonged for weeks
Regardless Of profession or oeeupa.
ton, there is not an individual in
the country whose mind would not
be broadcncd, his heart bcttcrcd,
and his whole outlook on life made
more pleasant by attendance thrc'
on
The people who keep in touch
with the worlds progress, the peo.
pie who do things, the people who
are live wires if you please are
ChoutouQua gocrs Take thcyhtnt
and go, You will wish you had
The Harrison times., 1914-07-18
Commissioners Sale.

Notice is hereby given that l. Marvin Hath.
coat, commissioner Of the chanCery court Of
Boone county, Arkansas, by virtue Of q judg.
ment and decree Of said court rendered on
the 5th day Of May 1914, in a certain action
therein pending wherein Charles II, Rechner
Is plaintiff, and II, Davis and Minnie G, Da'
Wis, his wife, +, D, Allen and Lewis NJ, Bash,
trustee, are defendants, will on the 18TH day
Of July, 1914 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon and o'clock In the afternoon
at the south door Of the county court house,
In the city Of Harrison, In the county Of
Boone In the state Of Arkansas, offer for sale
on credit Of three months, 10 the highest
bidder, at public outcry the following de-.
scrbcd lands In the County Of Boone, in the
State Of Arkansas, t0.Wlt
The northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section eight, 3, In township TWEEN
ty, 20, north, range eighteen, is, west, con-
tanning 40 acres more or less
Said sale viii be- made 20 satisfy iudg'
mcnt IN favor Of the plaintiff In the above
entitled cause for the sum Of Sil2,6G with
eight percent interest thereon from date OF
Judgment, together with all the costs Of said
cause, and further Judgment for the sum Of
81 90 for taxes paid on said lands
The purchaser NJ said sale viii be required
TO give note with approved security bearing
eight per cent Interest, and lien Will be re-
taned on said lands en- the purchase money
is paid and said sale will be subject TO the
approval Of said court
Given under my hOnd,this the llth day Of
june 1914 MARVIN HATHCOAT,
Commissioner In ChOncery,
The Harrison times., 1914-07-18

THERE seems to be no reason that
would appeal to sensible people why
towns, counties and and state gov.
ernments should be in debt. Many
towns in Arkansas are not in debt
according to reports made to the
Greater Arkansas Association at Lit
tie Rock recently. We have no data
as regards how many counties in
Arkansas are out of debt or whose
scrip is worth par, but this general
rule must be stated. The better the
average administration over a term
of years, the greater the value of the
script and less the amount of public
debt People have right to expect a
business.like administration of pub
lie affairs and in many places in Ark
ansas they are getting it, If they
are getting it in some places they
should be able to get it in all places.
A law that will have direct bearing
upon the efficiency with which public
affairs are administered is Act No, 3,
known as the Publicity Law, which
will be voted on by the people in the
September election, This law pro.
vides that the public officials shall
give detailed reports through the
newspapers, Of their administration
OF public funds and public affairs.
The fact that these reports have to
be compiled and published is the
thing that will work sweeping i'm.
provements in our methods Of hand.
ling public business, No business
corporation handling the thousands
Of dollars or weighty affairs that the
average public otlicialhNndlcS would
think Of operating without making
detailed reports TO the stockholders
or it were tried, the stockholders
wouldn't stand for it very long, You
are Il stockholder in the concern 60
which you pay taxes and have a
right 20 know what is being done
with your money BY supporting
Act No, 3 andPy gettingyour friends
to work for it and vote for it, you
will be doing a public service.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that Lots one, l,
two, 2, and eleven, IL, in block five, s. in the
town of 0lvey, in Boone county, Ark, were
subject to taxation for the year, 1903, that the
taxes du thereon were not paid, that SAID
lots were by the collector of taxes Tor said
county duly sold at public sale on the thir.
teenth day Of June 1910 for the payment
OF taxes, then delinquent for the year 1908,
that c. W. Shepherd became the purchaser OF
all of said lots, that on the 18th of May, 1914,
no person having redeemed any part OF the
said real estate, and the time of redemption
having expired, N. A. Freezing, who was
then county clerk of Boone county, Arkansas,
Shepherd his deed for said lots by which he
conveyed to them all of said described lots,
land and premises: that on the Goth day Of
May 1914, the said C. w. Shepherd, Joined by
his wife, Salie A. Shepherd, conveyed all of
said described lots, land and premises to the
Farmers Bank of the townoi Olyey, in the
state Of Arkansas,
Now therefore all persons are hereby noti-
fed that the undersigned, the Farmers Bank
Of 0lvey, Arkansas will, at the next regular
September term, 1914, of the Chancery court
of Boone county, Arkansas, make applica-
tons to have its title to all Of said real estate
confirmed and Quieted, and ii hereby calls
upon all persons who claim any right, title or
interest in said real estate and all persons
who can set up any right to any part of the
same in consequence Of any informality or
irregularity connected with said sale to show
cause, at the first term of the ChanCery court
OF Boone county, Arkansas, which will be the
September term 1914 why the sale of said
real estate so made as above men toned
should not be confirmed and its title to all OF
said real estate be confirmed and quieted
This the llth day Of June 1914.
THE FARMERS BANK,
Olvey, Arkansas,
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Commissioners Sale.

Notice is hereby given that |, Marvin Hath
coat Commissioner Of the Chancery Court,
within and for Boone County, Arkansas, by
virtue of a judgement and decree OF said
court rendered on the 9TH day of May 1914, in
a certain cause therein pending wherein
Frank Andrews is Plaintiff and A. c, Patrick
and Hattie Patrick are defendants, will be.
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
and o'clock in the afternoon, on the 18th day
Of July, 1914, at the South door of the County,
Court House, in the City Of Harrison, County
OF Boone and State Of Arkansas, offer for sale
to the highest bidder at public outcry, on a
credit of three months the following described
lands in the County of Boone and State of
Arkansas, to'wit;
The North West Quarter of the North West
Quarter Of Section Five t5) in Township Twen.
ty Q0) North, Range Twenty One t2ll West,
Said sale will be made to satisfy a Judge
mcnt for Ninety.Four and 44-l00, S94,44, with
interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum
from date Of Judgement till paid, and all costs
of said foreclosure.
The purchaser at said sale will be required
to give note with approved security, and a
lien will be retained on said lands till the pur.
chase price is paid in full.
Given under my hand this goth day of June,
1914. MARVIN HATHCOAT,
Commissioner in Chancery,
The Harrison times., 1914-07-18

THE president Of the American To-
bacco Co, has assailed Thos, Edison
or his recent criticism ofthe cigarette
and cigarette users. The head of the
company that makes enormous pro-
fits from selling the coffin nails would
have us believe that life is hardly
worth living unless weconsume daily
a certain number ofthe paper. .encased
pills-that they are necessary to the
enjoyment of health, prosperity and
peace of mind. The statement VIII
hardly receive much consideration
unless it be by undertakers and those
likely to profit by our departure
from this vale of tears,
The Harrison times., 1914-07-18
Everybody Wants A Good Town,

Towns and communities have per.
souolitics and individual characters
lust the same ns do the cit zens Of
which they are made up, In fact the
character Of aeommunityi ia precisely
determined by the character Of its
citizens Hence when u citizen finds
something wrong with his commun'
icy and wishes 60 complain about it
he may criticize himself The com.
munity hasno eSisteneeindependent'
ly of the citizens of which il Is com.
posed Every defect IN It iIpursucd
20 its ultimate source will lead right
up TO the front doors ofits citizens,
Talk about kicking oneself that
is exactly what a citizen does when
he knocks his town ard eommuni.
ty The pity is that the "kicking'
and knocking are not actual in.
stead of metophorieol,
The Harrison times., 1914-07-18
Notice,

In the Boone GhanCery Court September
term 1914,
drand Lodge r. & A, Masons Of Arkansas
for the use and benefit Of Boone Lodge NJ,
U4 Plaintiff
versus
Lucy N, Hull widow, and hugh G, Hull
Ralph A, Hull, Howard X, Hull Lillian Hull
and LeK Hull, surviving children and heirs at
law 0f Alex g, lull, deceased Defendants,
Notice IA hereby given that the plaintiff has
filed In this court his petition 60 have re.
stored and admitted 10 record In the once OF
the Recorder 0f ll00ne C0pnty, Arkansas, \
certain warranty deed executed by AleN q,
Hull In his lifetime and by Lucy NJ Hull e0n'
yeylhg 10 bQ0ne Lodge No ~ " n A. Ma
soma the land hereinafter described said ne
liti0n else asking that DlahtH's title IN aud
20 the following described real estate situated
IN ti0one county, state 0t Arkansas, t0swltl
Lot two In block three, IN the original town
uf Harrison, be established, uuleird nnd con
hrmed w plnlnlln successors and nHHlHnh,
Now all persons who claim any interest IN
on 20 said land are hereby notified 10 appear
IN said court within sls weeks from this date
and show cause why the title " plaintiff IN
aud 10 said land are hereby notified 10 appear
In this court within sik weeks from this date,
and show cause why the title Of plaintiff IN
ard 10 said land should not be confirmed, and
the warranty deed Aforesaid restored and hd'
mlitcd 10 record,
Witness my hand and the seal Of this court
th's 18th day et July 1914,
MARVIN HAfHG0Af, Clerk