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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09

George NJ Shaffer, Democrat, has
filed his declaration of candidacy for
the Office of county commissioner.
Clarence Il. Stoyle adds himself to
the list of Republicans after the NOM
nation for recorder.
Miss Gertrude Lytle returned Tues
day to her home in Columbus after at
tending the wedding of her brother,
c. Frederick. to Miss Helen McNabb
Monday While here, she was the
guest of Miss Carlotta Wolverton Of
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09
CONVENTION news
May be Had by Calling Number Five
over the Bell Phone

Special bulletins of the PROCEEDINGS
Of the Republican national convention
at Chicago will be received hy the
local Western Union Telephone Co
all during the sessions, starting We'd
nesday attenon,
Subscribers of the exchange who
desire news of the convention can cal
No. and the same will be furnished
them without any cost
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09
Contracts Let

The county commissioners on Mon
day let the following contracts:
To Bert Payne, for repairs at Greer
bridge, Jefferson-$1O5.
To George Hayes, for approaches to
Simmons bridge in Middlebury and
hauling gravel-S59.5O
To John Doup for repairing George
Crise bridge in Butler-S35.
To j. w. Smith, for dam at Mckee
bridge in Butler-S155.
To Winifred Bricker, for hauling
and furnishing materials for Ridenour
ditch-$11.60.
To Jones Construction Co., for work
on Mt. Vernon Coshocton road
$129.31.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09
East Gambler street.

Mrs. j. F.. Mahaffey only learned
of the death of her brother-in-law, DR..
Gilbert Mahaffey, when she returned
Monday from Brookings, S. d. The
death occurred May 10 in Jefferson,
Ohio.
Miss Margaret Ickes of Cleveland
and Miss Mary Dickinson of New
York city, both of whom are guests
of relatives in the city, went to New
ark Tuesday to attend the Hanford-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09

ing their quarterly session this week
The auditing OF books consumed their
time Tuesday, while the Investigation
of sheep claims was scheduled for
Wednesday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09
Witness Brought Here

Witness Brought Here
Judge Blair did not fine Lee Lon.
singer of Coshocton county for con
tempt of court Monday, but assessed
the fees incident to bringing the man
here against the defendant in the
case Of The New Castle Horse Co. VS.
A. j. Beatty. Lonsinger was brought
to Mt. Vernon Sunday night by Dep,
uty Mossholder under writ of at.
tachment. He was supposed to have
appeared before, his failure so to do
resulting in contempt proceedings.
Wldower Elects
Mortimer E. Lytle, widower, has
elected to take under the will of Lii
lian S. Lytle.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09
Weiant wedding.

Miss Ella Gosser, who is taking
treatment at the Mt. Vernon sanator-
ium, arrived in Coshocton Saturday
afternoon for visit of one week with
her mother, Mrs, Clarence Gosser, OF
South Fourth street.-Coshocton
Tribune.
Mrs. H. ]. Shipley of East Gambler
street left Tuesday for Ft Myers and
Key West, Florida, where she will
spend several weeks.
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+ SOCIETY NOTES i
Bladensbure
Man Married

Bladensbure
Man Married
AT four o'clock Saturday, June s.,
Rev. l.. c. Sparks united in marriage
Mr. Roy A. Miaer of Bladensburg, o..
and Miss Margaret Cessna of Black
Run, o, The bride was charmingly
gowned in white silk crepe de chine
and carried bouquet of brides
roses. The bridegroom is an enter
prising farmer of near Bladensburg,
while the bride Is a well-known
school teacher of this county. A wed.
ding dinner was served Sunday at the
brides home.
They will reside on the bride
grooms farm after June Newark
American Tribune.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09
Lynde- -Doup
Wedding

MIR. Hoy Lynde Of this city and
Miss Sylvia Belle Doup Of Amity
We're united in marriage Monday
morning by Rev J. A. Long at the par
sonage ON East Vine street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynde will make their home in
this city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09

George Harris, who sprained his
ankle by falling into pit at the Penn
sylyonia shops last week, is able to
be out ON clutches.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09
Restraining Defendants From
Iniuring Their Lands
WOlfGS Claim Interference.
News From Court House

Charging that the trustees of Hill
liar township, Knox county, and those
of Hartford township, Licking county,
colluded with George Webb concern
ing the construction of ditch which
will work vast injuries to their lands,
G. S. Davidson and Daisy P. Davidson
have brought an action, asking that
temporary injunction be granted
and the same, on final hearing, be
made perpetual, restraining defend
ants named above from entering
premises of plaintiffs and digging the
ditch
Plaintiffs state that the joint board
of trustees decided on township
ditch which would run through their
premises. They accordingly filed a
written claim for damages in the sum
of $500.
1t was then, they claim, that the
trustees colluded with George Webb
and pretended to hold a final hearing
when they falsely found that ditch
was necessary to general health and
welfare. They claim that, whereas
the date of final hearing was an
nounced to be June 26, 1915, as a mat
ter of fact it was held on April "a,
1915, so that plaintiffs could make no
appeal.
They say that digging of the ditch
will destroy valuable springs on their
farm and accordingly ask for an in
junction. l.. c. Stillwell and Jay II.
Clutter are their attorneys.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09
Deeds Filed

Deeds Filed
Melissa Scoles to Stephen Under
wood, IL acre in Jackson, $50
Margaret Hayden to Stephen I'm
derwood, 1-S acres in Jackson, 81.
John NJ. Woolison, sheriff, to Grow
er G. Rine, 40 acres in Jackson, $675.
Burrell Hollister to Frank Cramer,
SO acres in Liberty, $1,000.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
Hoy Lynde, deliveryman, Mt. Yer
non, and Sylvia Bell Doup, Pike town
ship. Rev. ]. A. Long
Fred G. Severns, shoe salesman
and Anna V. Daugherty, housekeeper
both of Mt. Vernon. George S. Har
ter, ]. p.
Clarence Russell McBroom, tele
graph operator, Mt. Vernon, and Ell
len lone Hess, Centerburg. Rev. w
E. Hollett.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09
injunction Sought

lHJunCtlon oou9Ht-
Alfred Wolfe and Bertha Wolfe VS..
Jacob Wolfe and Nina Wolfe is the
title of an action in common pleas.
Plaintiffs state that Jacob Wolfe
owns a 14S-aCre farm in Harrison
township and that, on Sept. 1, 1915,
they made contract with him where
by they were to live on said farm and
operate the same with the under.
standing that they were to have one
third interest in all produce and of
the increase In live stock. The milk
was to be equally divided Plaintiffs
carried out their part of the contract,
but claim that defendants seek to in
terlere with their management and
have trespassed even to the extent
of assaulting both plaintiffs and
threatening to drive them from the
farm so that all their interest in the
crops and live stock will he lost
plaintiffs say that II is impossible to
arrive at any reasonable damage
They accordingly asks for tenn
porary Injunction, restraining defend
ants from trespassng or interfering
with their management Of the farm
On final hearing, they ask that the
injunction be made perpetual II. L.
Carr for plaintiffs
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09
Court journal

New Castle Horse Co vs., A. J
Bcatty-Ncrdict for plaintiff Ia sum
Of S2I44 and finding for defendant IN
sum OF Sl2.57i balance due plamtin
$l4S7.
John G. Lloyd ys. James l.. Thomp
son-Work started
Ethel LOCKER VS. Ira $. Looker-De
fendant ordered to pay $i each week.
70 Patrick Purcell for support OF fam
ily first payment to begin June 3.
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+ BIRTHS i

+ 4 !. !. y + + y r. = = y X
A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs Robert w. Stauifer Of North
Main street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09
Report Filed

Report Filed
A report of the sale of desperat
claims for the sum of S5 has bee
filed in the matter of the estate @
John w. Hayes.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09
Wants Partition

Elizabeth Rightmre has instituted
an action against Ellis Rtghtmire and
others, seeking a partition of certain
real estate in Knox county, in which
she claims an interest. W. l.. Robin
son is her attorney.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09

Quarterly Session
The county commissioners are hold
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09
Garland Range Like Cut $50 value Bride Price SALTS

A Reliable Guaran
Stove the price of a cheap
"Garland" Convenience Safety
have practically revoutioned cooking the comfort
relief from they have instituted modern
and stopping"
originated by the Garland
"GarIand" Detachable Construction. All parts
able racks, lining easily
taken and replaced by the hands alone.
"Garand' improved No
applied bottom This
fuel
Garland" Safety Lighter and Safety Latch-patented-
eliminate all accident explosion.
Garland" Ventilated Ovens quick, bakers The
quick action of the Garland big reduction fuel
bills.
'GarIand" prevents any accidental
consequently
cooking troubles will dis
appear Your food will appezng and nOurshing You
daily fuel
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09
Your Guarantee
From Hoover -RowIands

We guarantee that anything purchased
from this store is thoroughly reliable and
will give absolute satisfaction. We also
guarantee that each article has been in
spected and found free of flaws and I'M
perfections, and your purchase is made with
the understanding that your goods will be
delivered in FIRST class condition. We
further guarantee to exchange without
question anything that does not meet with
your complete approval, provided your OBJ
lection is made within 10 days.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17

Fifth: That the State of Arizona appropriate q sum of money annu- ally for the measurement of streams within the state. This is done in the interest of future development.
 sixth: IL Is the duty of the state to investigate it's irrigation and power possibilities, another function which devolycs properly on water commis- sion.
 Seventh: Arizona is one of seven states vitally interested in the waters of the Colorado river. Who is to protect the interests of this state in those waters2 Few people realize that already the entire minimum flow. which occurs in August and September has been appropriated.
 Eighth~ Another function is to examine and pass upon all plans for dams. headworks and canals to de- teimine their adequacy ard their safe tv. The people living below a dam particularly. are dependent upon the stability Of the structure.
 The mater was referred to the legis- lative committee, augmented by Prof Smith. and authorized to prepare a comprehensive law.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17

will appear many of the clty's most charming and beautiful young ladies and girls Miss Louise Ingram. the premiere. will give the Winter Dance and other solo dances of d spectacular and classical nature Miss Ineham has given many splendid exhibitions of her wonderful skin as an exponent of es- theitc and classical dancing. but she has not yet exhausted her repertoire, and for this evening has sensation or two in store for the large and fashionable audience that will greet her appearance.
 Among the other principals who will appear this evening will me Mrs. Bod dinghouse, Miss Gertrude Buntman
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17

Miss Marian Bennett. Miss Dorothy Brownfield, Miss Eleanor Hulett and Miss Gertrude Darby. ss
 The story has been arranged by Mrs. F. C, Ingham and her charming daughter. The order of. the principal appearance is as follows:
 Program.
 Entrance of the Good Fairy-Ger- trude Darby.
 Entrance Of the Prince and Court. Dance of the Night-Mrs. Bodding- house.
 The dance of the Christmas Girls Dance of the Jack Frost Boys-Ger- trudc Buntman The Winter Dance-Louisc Ingham.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
XMAS TOUCH
 TO PAGEANT I

With settings that would do credit to production in a much larger and more pretentious center, the fourth evenings performance of the Festival of the Seasons will be staged at the first regiment Armory tonight at 7:30 sharp. The beautiful Christmas season will be suggested by the pageantry of the evening, the snow and holiday mo- tifs being used to the greatest advan- tage for charming scenes, and a fasci- mating background for the dance of Night, of Jack Frost and his boys, the Christmas girls, the Ponsettias. the Glow Worms and the Wind.
 In the effective program, for which special music has been arranged, there
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17

the party through seventeen of the best shows on the lot, including the Ferris wheel and the merry -go-round
 The boys took in the U-4 Sub marine, Crazy House, Fun Factory. Louie Blooey. Fat Lady, Tam Tam. Spider Boy. Baby Lou, Horned Rattle snake. Trip to Mars, Siamese rwIns. Mexican Circus. Water Circus. 1O6-foot high dive by Alice Mckenzie. Devil Fish, Lion Training, Revelation, the Grape Juice Girls and others.
 The kids sure had one good time. Gratitude is expressed to R. NJ. Hamil- ton, who assisted in herding the boys around the lot
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
REPUBLICAN NEWS|ES
 TAKE IN CARNIVAL

Eighty Republican newsboys and carriers. the largest crowd of ther1 ever gathered together, were guests of the Great Wortham Carnival shows last night. In charge of Circulation Man ager Ed Powell and John Webster of The Republican, the boys went through the entire carnival, from stem to gudgeon.
 Manager A. A. Powers accompanied
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17

Dance of the Poinsettia-M Marian Bennett and Gertrude Buntman. Dance of the Wind-Dorothy Brown field.
 The Dance of the Glow Worm. The Dance of the Peasant Girl-El- eanor Hulett.
 The Dance of the Winter Season. Ensemble
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
COSTLY

When do you expect to go abroadr"
 Not for some time. It will take sev- cral years after the war is over for us to re over from the expense of having to ii.s at home"--puck
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17

A PIONEER R-Professor fully of Tucson one of the pioneer educators of the state is in the city in of the convention of Arizo- pa fhechers
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-28

broadoloth are smart tor those who
can afford more than one white
frock or suit, but for the practical
woman cotton corduroy in its var
,ous cords will be lar more practical;
il may be easily aud effectively
tubhed when suilod. These cordu.
roys come m the pale piuks, blues,
YelIows, aud similar tones for scpa-
rate skirts, suits, aud sport coats or
blouses,
Among the seasons novelties il
the house ooati il closely resembles
the sport coat or blouse, aud could
m fact be used for the same pur.
poses, but It has been designed FOR
house wear, to take The place, as It
were Of the kimoua, with the woman
who does not care for, or who has
not the time to indulge IN, the lux
ury Of 30 complete a negligee rs
klmouo, or similar loose fitting
house robe. These are being deyel,
oped in the oolored cotton corduroy
aud IN like corded cottous. They
are finished with wide collars, deep,
roomy pockets, aud are loosely
beltod. Combined with skirts of
white linen, duck, khaki, or cotton
corduroy, they are excellently suited
to morning wear aud the house.
The jumper dress or blouse is
one Of the most satisfactory notions
introduced for many seasons, in.
stead Of losing favor because Of ITS
general popularity, it is, on the
contrary, becoming daily more in
demand. For business, street and
general daytime wear, the dark
blue serge jumper frock combined
with an underblouse Of crepe de
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-28
Are Your Kidneys Well?
Many POCdhOntaS People Know the
Importance Of Healthy Kidneys.

The Rdueys filter the blood.
They work night and day.
Well kidneys remoye impurities.
Weak kidneys allow impurities to
multiply.
No kidney IN should he neglected.
There is possible danger in delay,
II You have baokache or urinary
troubles,
II you are nervous, dizzy or worn
out,
Begin treating your kidneys at
once;
Use a proven kidney remedy.
None endorsed IKE DOau's KID.
ncy Pills.
Recommended by thousands.
Proved by Rector testimony.
Mrs. c: II. King, Rector, ARK.
says: 81 was suffering from annoy.
ing symptoms Of kidney complaint.
Dolu's Kidney Pills brought me
prompt relief and / used about six
boxes IN all. | was benefited in
every way aud have had no trouble
from my kidneys since.
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doau's Kidney PIlls-the same
that Mrs. King had. Foster-Mil.
burn Co, Props, Buffalo, n. y.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-28
holidays over with, and the jam,
Sbcdfrs Sale unarr Ivrcu,r,u

state Of Arkansas
County of RnulutuH
Notice Is hereby given r.aI Dos EI-ua ur .
certain execution issued from hu Circuit
Clerks oTce Of said county and state on rra
ard day Of Dec. 1915, .n a rau,uIarr.r pending
In said court wherein WI Mu.k va, p,arr-
IN and IcG stafford. .. J.. Mock. T. D. Eer.
ley. Jessie G.. Johnston and I.s. Johnston
were attendants. will ON Tuesday ihoI.t
day Of Feb. 1915. Offer ra sale Of rbo vor,f
front door Of the Cow. House In the t,vn
Of Pocahontas. Ark. two ninth, interest lD
the following described land, lying ln par.
dolph county. to-wlr:
The northeast quarter nf northwest orsr.
ter Of section nineteen, 49, township rvrpt,
90. nort' range two east containing f,r,,
and gJ.lO0 acres, more or Jess. SaIdIand.,,-
pearing upon the records a, The proport, ~,
Jesse and l.. $, Johnston. Said sale win IA,
on a credit Of three months purchaser o..
give note with approved personal .rrrrf,,.
and lien will be- retained ON .am land o..
further secure said u0rr. Given pp5.r ~.
hand as such shcrIn. This the rOrl dav NJ I,n
1916 W. K Russell.
2i'3t sheriff OF Randolph Co. Arkansas
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-28
COmulssIoner,s Sa e
2I u

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That in pur.
suancc Of the authority and directions con-
tained IN the decrctal order Of the Chancery
Court OF Randolph county. made and entered
on the 9Jh day Of September, \. D. 1915. in a
certain cause then pending therein between
The New England Securities Company, com
plainant, and Doyle-Kldd Dry Goods Com
pany, defendant. the undersigned, as Com
missioner Of said Court will offer for sale
at public yen6uo TO the highest bidder, at The
south door orrutranrc of the County Court
house iu which said Court is held, I'm the
county of Randolph within the hours pre-
rrihod hg iaw.f0r judicial sales, on Satur-
day Che 21th DAY OF January A. ID. 1916 the
following Gcscr.Dud real estate, lying aud
being situated in the county OF Randolph.
state OF Arkansas go-wIt: All that part sof
tHr sw fl ll, scgion twenty. lying west Of
and ON right bank OF Current river. also all
that part OF Che east la pf tua southeast 1l OF
section Jhrty Niurr'urh OF Current River
ard also % strip ofland situated In haspurb-
east Is Of the southwest of section twenty
cast aud south OF Current IIvcr and north of
railroad switch all iu township twenty north.
range three east and containing iag and I2.Ig0
acres more or less.
/ TERMS OF SALE, On a credit Of three
months. the purchaser being required to exec
cute a bond o. required bv law and the order
and decree OF said court ln said cause, With
approved security, Tearing interest al the
rateof per cenJpcr aunum from My ist
1873. ..'l raid and q iFu being retained on
the premises sold 20 se'ure tine payment
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-28

Chine, Georgette, or black satin, is
most satisfactory. The fact that
the underblouse may be changed,
and the frock so varied, makes u
appeal 20 women who like q change
now and then, but who cannot at.
ford greater number Of frocks.
Satin or talfeta blousas or jump
ers, with sleeves of a tran 'parent or
contrasting material are still beng
worn for afternoons and more
dressy occasions, combined with
skirts of taifeta, faille or satin.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-28
House Coat Of Cotton Corduroy

made with a rather close fitting
coat, faring widely at the lower
edge, combined with the most mod.
ern OF old-fashIoned skirts IL was
a yeritable ''pull-back," having all
Of the fullness drawn TO the back
and held by a tape fastened at the
side seams-ftung as smoothly and
plainly across the front as the mar
rOwest Of skirts did some seasons
back, From belt to bem in back
the skirt was stilfened with hair.
cloth, causing the fullness to fall IN
several outstanding folds, AT the
involuntary upward and downward
glance she induced, one expected TO
see a par Of extremely high French
heels on silver buckled slippers, or
a hgh-crowned, hower.trimmed
chapeau.
As the small person continued on
her way from counter to counter,
the skirt swung in true, hoop SKIRT
fashion, which 1t must be admitted
was quite fascinating.
At this season of the year, of
course, one expects to find the shops
yeritable bowers of white; to find
the most fascinating Of coutons,
suggested for summer frocks, and
to be charmed by the airy blouses,
parasols, and other articles, design
ed as 1t seems, for wear in Fairy
land itself. The white sale this
year Is considerably mixed with
pink and the other soft tones which
have been gradually coming INTO
favor for underwear the last few
seasons. There are the daintiest
possible combinations, chemises,
oamisoles, aud the numerous other
underGttings which 80 so far to
ward the success Of froek or suit.
SILK null, and other soft cottons
we for favor with more expensive
Italian silk. All Of these silks and
cottons wash excellently and require
no ironing. While the silk gar
ments are at first a tritle expensive
for the majority Of purses, IN the
end they are so economical; they
ft so well, wear so well, and are
generally so entirely satisfactory.
White will be quite az modlsh
for skirt, suit and frock this season
as 1t has been for the past summer
or two. Serge, gabsrdlne ano
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-28
VIRGINIA GIRL
Gained Is Pounds By Taking Vino

Norfolk Va.-"I suffered from ner-
vonsness r % had no appetite and was very
tbin or' Notbing took seemed to help me
Intii n,''ii ~ % Sava friend told me aboutVinol.
have now taken six bottles % > al,u mod Hsye ave
gained fifteen pounds; have q gIoo lraIs, aP-
petite and can eat anything MAT lie
DENNING, Norfolk, va ,.,;-,
Vinol IS delicious cod liver and nd, IRON ,,II,
|bicb % creates an appetite, aids digegstlosn gl ~
and N 1,I' makes pure healthy blood Try II
on our guarantee :,
pripopo Drug store, PocahontaS' Ark
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-28
Marninn Order

Ia the Randolph Chauccry Court. March
term 1915.
Myrtle T.. Vaughn plaiuuH,
Against
Louis Vaughn. Defendant
The defendant Louis Vaughn. is warned
70 appear in hl,couu within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the plalutlT. Myrtle
+. Vaughn. -. u. Ragiiu. Clerk.
By B. 4. Mays. d. G
Jackson & Nccks
Solicitors for plaintiff O4tp.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-28
WaralGg Order
mrnc Randolph Chanccry Court
/. n M.rr-.- L.--uL-I

lu fhg Randolph Dhgnrory Court
S.R. Morrow Plaintiff
j. D.. Morrow, as Administrator ~ the e,
tato oI E. a. Morrow decreased, Maggie
Morrow. Mary Morrow Andrew Morrow.
and Robert Morrow. defendants.
The defendants, J. T.. Morrow as Admins
traitor OF the estate OF RIA. Morrow. deceased
Narg.o Morrow, Andrew Morrow. EoDcr,
Morrow. Mary Morrow ore hereby warned %
appear n the Randolph Chaucery Court
within thirty days from This date and make
answer to the complaint filed against then
bv che raiuUG. y. r. Morrow.
Given under mT hand as Clerk OF the Chan
cory Court of Randolph County. Arkansas
gu this thn IUth day OF January. 1915.
@. %. R0gIIn.
Clerk of Chauccry Court o.
Randolph County, a rkausa'
G.. %. Henderson,
Attorney for Plaintiff