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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-19
CONFERENCE
ON TELEPHONE
FREE RATES
Will Be Held at Salem Noyem-
Der 20 by New Company
and Business Men There.

SALEM. Nov, Il s .-+-It IL am
nounced that Il committee represent
ing the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company tho new oper-
ating company taking over und
merging the telephone systems IN
West Virginia. Is to meet with local
telephone subscribers here next Fri-
day TO confer with the business men
in regard 10 rates ana service and
the local zone, The local business
men filed protest with the public
service commission or, West Virginia.
last summer against the small free
local to subscribers and it tS3plnnned
by the new telephone company to try
to adjust tho differences In euch local
community without an appeal To the
state public service commission for
a decision on the questions IN con-
troversy. AS the question Or tele-
phone toll charge to and from
ICllrksburg Is involved and the main
question Mt Issue. representative
of tho Qarksburg board or trade is
expected to be present ut the Salem
conference, with Wow to working
out 2 plan TO the mutual interest or
the two cities. The meeting viii be
held at the city council room md
Will be November "A ut / .p. M.
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treasuring the drops Of water in our
canteens, and sleeping I'm our spurs
ready for rhe sudden night march on
the cue Of scout or native vaquers.
saw a soldier yesterday eating
parched corn from his hat with the
air of not caring whether school kept
or not. He reminded me of Stonewall
Jackson's foot cavalry.
= Had my hTitches off once this
week, said one enlisted man, type
of the rest OF them. We we're smok-
ing dill tobacco which gives one the
heart burn. but Julia Won Meyer, of
Rocktnaple. Hamilton. Mass. sent us
several hundred pounds OF Puritan
MIXTURE, and it's great! got a two
pound can of it and waterproof
silk-lined tobacco pouch. We're all.
smoking now. This is the only gift
we regulars have had from the people
We have all written our thanks TO
her While all the daughters and
danes are fussing about the militia and
sending them everything, this daugh-
ter OF an eX-cabinet officer took
thought Of the poor, friendless regu-
lars.
The gentleness. of our troops toward
the cxasperating natives giving con-
slant provocation Is extraordinary
.secut1ve onewas flfty-seven miles.
Such are the joys Of hiking in north
ern Mexico. But who is there to.
mourn for Logan? We are mere reg
ulars. you know
Our boys on the border! Poor lit
tie fellows! They want to go home
In the meantime they are being prac-
ticed--hiked six miles n day with lem
onade and pop and shower baths. and
that the world might know how these
fierce warriors can suffer, Captain R1-
pert Hughes describes their terrible
sufferings with pen and picture in
Golfers. 1t is to laugh, old man
IT am sure that scouting here is
much the same as it was in Arizona
forty-fve years ago, when Lawton and
Chaffee and Baird led.
Sergeant. here's the latest pome'
on the situation. This was written
by dough boy;
Fifty miles to CarriZal: sage-brush,
sand and flies;
If n fellow falls behind-welI, fellow
dies.
Nothing much in front of us but the
baking sun:
Less'n nothing back behind: mean
Washington
Out i'll front CarranZa's men, none too
safe by night,
Back behind a government still tool
proud to fight.
Yesterday our "allies. stood grinningt
to the last
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TELLS HOW TO.GET
STEADY NERVES
w. I. Mickey of Western Mary.
land R. r. Found 'ErnSin
NerV-WOrth.

In source and character the fol-
lowing statement takes a front rank
It's maker, Mr.. Mickey. has worked
for the Western Maryland railroad
for thirty years, for the past three
years turn-table operator at Mary
land junction shops. He lives at
Y Rldgley w Va, near Cumberland,
Md.
met5Wfth an accident some time
ago. Was hit on the head with a
lump Of coal, which put me out Of
commission for a while.
was very nervous and could not
get my rest at night. Ny appetite
was poor and my strength was fast
failing me. In morning l was tired
and did not feel able to attend to
my duties.
Thought I'd try the modern nerve
tonic. Nerv--'W Worth, and I have taken
about half bottle Of the medicine and
I'm improving a lot
In the morning i feel like going
to work. I rest all night Ny appe-
ttte is good. And take it all around [
recommend Nery-E Worth. I CAN SEE
a BIG CHANGE. My nerves are
steady now.
w IL. MICKEY,
Ridgley. w. Va
Your dollar back at Burke's Drug
Store, Clarksburg, il Nery-Worth
does not benefit YOU Advertise
ment.
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While the village cut-ups here stoned
Day before a scout was .'lost''-and
found without. his toes
Tomorrow bout tomorrow, the gouo
Lord only knows.
Had dram ma o,bor rt,ht 80 a,,
Il vas ! ,,a,5,h. ss'll I 80
!. All the sand was nresir,ents ma avsy,
EVER = 'l aratn s was erocof,I ,.o,5s .n.
ave, ,E,rS ~ e sAss' 'l't'
Fit 4 Wind from, ',,ross Ia - ~ ,,,,,s !,
nIiad ~ ,.iS,+fI1,tt.e - 49, - ~ \
eaiieu 1ne sclnelllat'ns DluH'
r,, ,,
nat Is al ahout nysett tcept I'm
~. sss en- LtQ:
me IN me head
Iu4S Gre nol LOT use, knoW-that
the 5st1lsner law
l'o"lt mere SAYING lhanK You, when
4 tnsS pulICn lhe N ~ lne jaw
io11 ,touns Me sol some neWs-got y
g me grace
~ n -t;eNlcAtl lieutenant IJena sword
scars on ms tace -
N1ot tue news rom CarrlIal; and We
I tlS 500 lohight
foF boSo, AGAR ana tlity coons not
dhe tlelt murdered oodles up, carr
en- from inc sun
we Jet EN- dle' put now. Oh, my: plot
- t NIL !, ltS :;
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OFFICIAL WATER faster is
GETTING ENTIRETY 100 EAT

COLUMBUS. Nov 18.-Sam smith
lis one OF the best advertisements Col
umbus has OF it's drinking water. He
is in the chemical laboratory or the
water publication works and III ia
his job to taste the Columbus water
about every two hours in the day to
see that lit is all right, so far as taste
is concerned
He drinks two or three gallons of
water In the UIfse ,,f day anu has
been gaining in weight ever since he
took the Job six years ago. He.
weighs almost 200 pounds.
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Sermon ID SONG.

sunday night Prof. II. S. MI. Mar.
ashline. mn Armenian. and a singer
of rare intent and ability. will de-
liver his first Sermon in Song" at.
the Baptist church. This will occur
at the usual hour or the evening
public worship. Prof Mnrashllne
possesses wonderful voice, soprano,
baritone and bass combined. and al
SO renders selections OH the violin.
Tho service will be evengnliatic.
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OIL AND GAS
development
Oh TRI=STATE.
--latest Reports of Operations In
West Virginia, Pennsy!.
yania and Ohio.

Development work at the close was
10 more important than the earlier
part Of the week The eastern fields
are not supplying many large wells.
The best Of the week was the Coll
5umbus Producing Company's No. Sc.
on the Williams Coal Companys tract.
located in the northeast extension Of
the field and credited with an initial
production Of 400 barrels Lack OF
water in many districts is retarding.
development work and unless there
further delay in completing and start
in g new work.
Operators in the middle West fields.
We're grattied with an advance in the.
market yesterday morning when all.
grades including North and South.
Lima, Indiana, Illionois. Princeton and.
Wooster were advanced five cents a
barrel Operators and producers in
the nld-continent fields will besnext
in lipe for a raise in the market quota
non. Since September % the eastern.
market has been advanced three times.
amounting IN all to thirty cents.
Light Wells in All Districts.
Lincoln county is completing a good.
many wells and all light bumpers.
On Sans branch, DnYal district, the.
Big Creek Development Compass
drilled No. 10 on the Leonard Oxley
farm through the Berea grit and it.
shows for an eight barrel pumper.
On Road Fork in the same district, the
Wayland OH and Gas Company drilled
no. on the Thomas Mcdowell farm
through the same formation and it Is.
showing for q ten barrel pumper. The
work under way in Lincoln county Is
located principals in defined territory.
hoe
work started in that and adjacent
counties It is the staying qualities
of the wells, ratehr than the size that
8commends the territory to the operat-.
ing companies.
IN Mcclellan district, Doddridge
county, located on Franks run and one.
mile north reproduction, the Carnegie
Natural Gas Company has now drilled
a test on the Ice. farm drought all.
sands and found nothing. It was ex-
pected a gas pressure would be de-
Yeloped in the Big Injun sand at this
location.
Buster in. Lewis County.
IN Freeman's Greek district, Lewis
county, the Hope Natural Gas Com
#pany drilled a test on the w. II. Means;
farm through all sands and found.
nothing. On Coon run, Mcclellan dis
trict, Doddridge count y. the Carter Oil
Company completed and shot in the
Big 1n1un sand a. test on the W. n.
Barker farm and it is showing for a
five barrel pumper.
Near Everett postofice, Union dis
5trict, Tyler county. Bills, Eddy. and
Company have drilled second test
on the .. =. Mcke1yey farm through
the first Cow Run sand and reported
showing Of q three barrel spumper. On
Indian cheek. Murphy district Ritchie
county the Cairo Oil Comp drilled
la test on the south end Sof the 9. OF.
EI4iniger farm through the Salt sand
and found Sc barren
In Frant district Pl PEASANTS county.
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Marion county. The purchase was de-
MED by the Carter company at that
time, and the last reported sale may
be another not founded on fact. The
price the Carter company is said to
have paid is S400, 900.
On Dents run there is quite a drop
in the production of the wells as COM
pared with a week ago. F. w. BartS
let's No. 3 on the u. E. Batson farm
is down to 669 barrels. No: on the
same farm is still producing los bar
reIs. Next7to the Batson No. 3, Heck
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-19
.IIlnncIlel,st Inatltntn.

The Tenmile dietrict. teachers in
stitute was held aat Wolf Summit
Saturday The following program
was followed
Subject, Thrift
What Effect Does tile Condition.
OF School, Property Have upon the
Individual or Pupil Brent Bart
let
What Eject Does Wholesome
Play Have on School Work ~ Fred
Taught.
What May g Teacher Reasonably
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Frank Shrier has completed his No. Ii
on the Hammett heirs farm and it is.
district, Carl X. Dresser has a five
barrel pumper in the Berea grit at No.
6 on the r. j !. and r. n. Corbitt farm.
The River Oil Company's no. 8 on the
n. s: Russell farm is a light pumper
in the Salt sand.
a few weeks ago it was reported thai
the Carter Oil Company had purchased
the holdings of the Clayton Oil Com
pany, located in Warrington district;
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-19
SELLS WIFE TO ANOTHER
MAN FOR FIFTY CENTS

GREENsBURc, Pa. Nov. ls, "a
low record In the price OF woman was
recently established when Adam
Smith, a coal miner. sold his wife to
Stanslow Frankowsky for fifty cents.
The affair came to the notice OF Of
ficials when Smith grew tired Of his
bargain and demanded his wife back.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-19
Annual Election.

The brotherhood of the Seventh
Day Baptist church has just held its
annual election md the following
list OF officers was named
President Prof. NJ. Fl Van Horn:
vice president, Enrl w. Davis: Sec
Otis Swlger. Superintendents OF de-
partments Arc DR. Edward Davis,
Charles A. r.. Randolph, Oren Swiger,
.0kcy w Davis, r. O. Davis, IL. j.
Ehret, Prof. 8. 81 Bond and o. o.
Stutlcr.
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NInl1,Ie,l "a Pnr.s,,nnr.,,.

Married ut the Baptist parsonage
Thursday night by the Rev. n. J,s
Woofter were William q. Wells. otS
Ruth Ford, OF Doddridge county
They Will make their future hon1as
here.
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Ministers w Meet.

The Ministerial Association will
hold Its regular public session Mon
day night Mt the BRntist church. Tho
subject for discussion VII be How:
to Hold the Young People for the
Sunday Morning Worship Or. R.3
~. WoOfter VIII lead the discussions
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NIuslcai Ente1.tnInment.

A musical literary entertainment
Will be given Tuesday evening, No
yember 81. ut College auditorium,
Miss Martha Tate, vocalist, md Miss
Mamie Lowe, reader, both or
CIRrksburg, and Prof Samuel o..
Dew, ncompanlst, being the talent,
This promises to be a fine entertain
ment, with varied program, and
deserves 4 liberal patronage.
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NInl.inrt, SoIeTnlfizctl,

The marriage OF Sylvanus Frunl5
and Miss Emma Wright, or Hay
wood, is announced. Mr.. Frum wal
formerly a citizen here and promlal
nent livery man, but has resided il.
the West for few years.
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IllnI1-IA 1870,

The Salem AntI-yehtclc Club III
very active and is an organisation
az advocates OF improved higlway.a
and is composed OF many progressive
citizens Of the cffy. and adjoining
territory. The club IS thoroughly
organized and has active committees
on laws and ordinances. grievances.
runs and tours, highways and pubs
licity,
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be Expected to Do about i gcf,o
Besides Teach Books Joe Carder
NOON
Reading Yelma Bartle
Query Box.
How May We Bring about u ID et.
ter Sentiment against the WfIlful De-
struction Of School Property? - -
Warren Moore.
How May Domestic Science r4
feet Thrift lii the Homer Mario
Cooper.
Some Ways to Encourage Thrifh
In the School. &C. Il. Tustin.
Tenmile District school News.
Margaret Freeman.
Tho program begins at 10 o'clock
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7Associution Iie0railnizcs.

The l1qunl Suffrage Associa tio4
meeting was held Friday and tll4
following officers named:
President, Mrs. Dorsey Wilcox e
secretary, Mrs. RI II. Jones treasf
uiier, jane Ritter.
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.Xisifn1la .flrn1llLl sN.KTesii.

Mrs. Ethel -. Raymond and
guests Of Mrs. Huymond's sisters
Mrs. g. A. Schultz and Mrs EEr1rIa
Kinney, Of Bristol, They wi reIIa
for several days.
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While the mule vi con tinue to rs
tie standard draft animal in lin
South q gradual su bstit lion OF lieasys
horses on the farms lis going on
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-19

The officer who wrote the above was
born in the army. His father entered
the service long before the Mexican
war and was colonel at the time of
his retirement forty years ago. He was
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-18
NORTH HAND
From Orient Argu-l


Joe Costigan had his leg broken in
a runaway Sunday.
One of Ed. Coolers teams ran
awav with a drill Monday. They
ran into a wire fence killing one of
the horses outright and seriously
injuring another one, The Rausch
boy, who was driving them, lost an
ear in the mixup, so We are inform,
ed.
Frank Matter returned to his
duties at Miller Thursday after a
two weeks visit here. Frank saws
its the farm life for him.
M. M. Dienslake returned last
Friday from a trip through part of
Missouri. While there he was
shown over the old home farm of
jessie James. and says it looks like
any other farm.
A couple of our farmers from the
south relieved the monotory Satur-
dav by putting on a nttle fistlc
demonstration back of the pool hall.
There being a large audience Jus.
tlce Anderson felt justified IN hold
ing them up SIS 5 for the use OF
the ground.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-18
WEST HAND
,From Rec Heights Review,

ttrom Rec Heights Review
A. l. Nicholas and w. j. Biever
have purchased a moving picture
outfit, with a large tent, and ex-
pect to give entertainments here
and in other parts of the country
this summer. We will have more
to say about their enterprise later.
Mr. and Mrs C. T. Wright, Of
Savannah, ILL.,. uncle and aunt of
J.. o. Gage, were here last Thurs
day looking over their land a mile or
so west OF town.
Reports from DIR. Reeds Com
munity Hall opening. last Friday
night, indicate that the IDEA is very
popular with the people generally.
Between $50 and 800 people attend
ed the first meeting.
Chas. w. Gardner has purchased
lots in the block south Of his fathers
residence. and--will start the cree
ton of of a fine modern home
MIR and Mrs K. d. Miller, of
Riverside. were called upon to part
with their ten months old baby bov,
who passed from this life at. the
Pierre hospital. SATURDAY. April Doth
The little fellow suffered much. hav-
having several operations for abscess
in the neck. then pneumonia and
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-18
May 6 IL
Mortgage Sale

Whereas. default has been made In the
payment OF the principal and interest on the
III Oncy secured by a. mortgaged dated the l0th
day OF March A., ID. 1913 executed 6V
II +. Carl aud anna Carl of the
ountv OF Hand and state Of south Dakota.
TO NJ. ID. Harris Of the county of Hand aud
State Of South Dakota and Which mortgage
was recorded In the Office of the register Of
deeds of the county Of Hand. state of South
Dakota. I'm book o of mortgages. on page
S6 on the 18th day of March 1913, at .
O'Clock n. M, and
Whereas. no action or proceedings at la "
or otherwis e have been instituted TO Ie.
cover the debt secured by said mortgage
or any part thereof and
" heroas. it was stipulated IN said mort
gage that IL default would be made In the
payment OF any portion nf the principal or
Interest promptly at the time the some
should become due. or II default he made in
the payment cf the ia Xes assessed or to be
assessed on said premises before the same
become delinquent. then the whole sum.
both principal and interest at once become
due. and
Whereas. The whole amount OF The i,rinci.
pal and interest has become due by reason
of such default and:
Whereas, The amount claimed TO be due
upon said mortgage at the date OF this no.
tice. is the sum of three thousand seventy
one Dollars (3p1l .O0l to-wft: S25I5.OO
principal. and SI96.o0 interest b sides the
sum OF twenty. five Dollars attorneys fees.
stipulated for in said mortgage.
Now, Therefore. Notice is hereby given
that by Writ tie Of the ROVER Of sale con tain
cd In said mortgage. and duly recorded IA
aforesaid. and IN pursuance OF the statutes
In such case made and provided. the said
mortgage will be foreelosed bv a sale OF the
m~ortgaged premises therein described. at
public auction at the front door of the
Court House. In the city ot Miller and Coua
~ of Hand ard state ui south Dakota
on the 18TH day OF June, 9I6 at ten
o'clock in the forenoon OF that day, The
mortgaged premises are situated, in the
county Of Hand In the state Of south pako-
TIA, and are described as follows to-wit:
southeast quarter of section ten aud the
southwest quarter of section eleven in
township one hundred eleven north range
sixty-seven west 9Th p. NJ
Dated ut Miller, south Dakota. this Bird
day Of MAY, A. u. 1915.
NJ. ID HARRIS. Mortgagee.
Harlan J. Bushfield. Attorney for Mortgage.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-18
Make a Seed Corn Patch

Prof. Hume of the State Agricul-
tural College, advises farmers to lay
out a definite seed corn patch. and
make every effort to produce better
seed corn. Select seed carefully,
and watch which rows produce the
best in same ground, same work,
etc. Then next year use only the
strongest and best. This method
will eliminate all poor seed eventu-
ally.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-18
College Play
At St. Lawrence

The students attending Huron
college from st. Lawrence will give
a play at Shaul's Hall in st. Law
rense, Saturday evening, May Goth,
following the regular picture show.
Admission so, 40 and % cents.
Seats reserved of Miss Emma King,
st. Lawrence.
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Nav 1853
Notice for Hearing Petition for
Probate of Foreign Will

state OF South Dakota, County si Hand
~. In County Court.
In the Matter ~ the estate of Christian
Il, Jahnsen. also known as Christian r..
Jansen and also as Christian T.. Johnson.
deceased.
The State OF South Dakota sends greet.
ing to John Johnson, Anna Johnson. Mena
Johnson. Emmy Johnson. Edo Johnson.
omelia Johnson. August Johnson. and Carl
johnson. also known rs Il arl G. Janssen,
heirs next OF kin of Christian +. JahDsen,
also known az Christian i. Jansen and
also known as Christian f. Johnson late OF
the county OF Benton and state OF Iowa,
deceased.
Pursuant to an order OF said Court made
on the 10th day OF May A. ID. 1916 notice
is hereby given. Il at SATURDAY., the Bird day
Of June A. d.. 1915, mt two o'clock y m,
Of said day. mt the Office Of the said county
Judge at the court house In Miller. I'm the
county OF Hand have been appointed "a
the time and place for proving the will Of
said Christian J.. Jahnsen also known "a
Christian y Jnnssen and also known az
Christian l.. johnson deceased and for
hea ring the applicat ton OF Karl C.. Jansen
for the issuance to 4. NJ. Carroll OF Letters
OF administration with the will annexed
when aud where any person interes tel may
appear and contest the same.
Dated at Miller. 8. ID. the 10th day OF
Nav.
BY the Court: II. c. Anderson.
Judge.
Attest: W, r. Morrow.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-18
Contest at the Scenic

One admission ticket one vot, for
the most popular young lady of
Miller and vicinity to represent US
at the motion picture convention
and movie ball at Omaha MAY %.
This will be the greatest event in
the history of Omaha. the girl who
wins is to be congratulated We
paw expenses. you do the voting,
get in the game before too late you
don't find these snaps EVERYDAY. ADV
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-18
Summer School
At Changers

The summer session at The Gran
ger Business School is d winner
students enthusiastic. teacher on
the Job, clean airy rooms. Big En-
rollment Dav, May 22. Open the
year round. Adv
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-18

ESTRAYED: Ore 3-yr-old brown
mare vt 1900, with halter; che 2
yr-old brown mare, two black 2-yr.
Old mares driving stock, straved
May 5th.--Le~is Manning. Miller.
S. ID. 25tf
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-18

measles, and the little frame was too
frail to withstand so much. The
funeral occurred at Miller, Sunday,
April 80.
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Auto Run

The automobile run ove state
roads. advertised for Tuesday, Nav,
10Th. was indefinitely postponed. Oh
account the heavy rains of SATURDAY.,
SUNDAY and Monday. which covered
the entire state.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-18

For Sale One second hand Ford
Touring car, just o~verhauled and in
good shape. Speak quick il YOU
want it. w. j. Halloween. got
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May
Notice to Creditors

Estate Of FredericK ~ Dugua deceased
Notice Is hereby given by the uudersign-
ed executor of the estate of frederick A. j.
Duguay, deceased TO the e. editors of far all
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers. within Tour moaths after { @ first
publication OF this notice, to the said
executor at Madison. r.. ID or to Harlan j..
Bushfeld. at Miller. 3. d., In the County
OF Hand. y. ID,
pated May 9th. 1916.
THOMAS fJI~NN,
Executor OF the estate oI
Frederick Al. Duguay. deceased.
Harlan j. Bushfeld. Attorney.