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strictly in advance THE PANTAGRAPH, B'oomington, IlL W. DAVIS, PROPRIETOR. The February groundhog should be rounded up in advance by the consumers of coal and if threatens any serious a trouble he should be dispatched summarily. Fame is thrust on some men suddenly and apparantly without any previous warning. P.

Doblin, of New York, for example, who was unheard of week before last promises to go down in history a8 one of the monumental liars of this a age. The miner's convention at Indianapolis is working on the question of government by injunction possibly to the neglect et more important business. If the convention can the continuance of satisfactory relations between operators and employes that government by injunction bugaboo will disappear no more trouble. In Chicago able-bodled vagrants are reported to be carrying vials of nitroglycerin around on their persons to insure them from being unduly pounded by policemen. Of course the vagrant would be liberated along with the officer in the explosion that would follow when the cop's billy came in contact with the vial, but this would make little difference with the tramp, as the moral lesson in favor of gentler methods would still be in force.

A Springfield special gives the assurance that the house committees are all shaped up by Speaker Miller and will be announced in a few days. It is also stated with authority that ex-spaker Sherman and his friends will draw blanks, while the supporters of Mr. Miller will be rewarded. Just what means the correspondent has of knowing beyond what the public is in possession of is not stated but It is a fair inference that he is indulging in guess-work. Senator Teller of Colorado, whose reelection necording to latest reports will not be contested.

will be 73 years old next May. He will be nearly 79 at the completion of his term and will rank among the oldest members of the senate. One advantage Mr. Teller has had in his contest for re-election is the unqualified personal respect of the people of his state, without regard to party, That le powerful factor in any man's favor at time when polities does not give a clear bill of health to all our public men. It can at least be said of Mr.

Quay that he has a majority of the senate on his side. He has been accused of holding up that body and preventing the transaction of any other business until the omnibus statehood bill has been considered. And yet if that bill were put spon its passage a clear majority of the senators would vote for it. It would be more proper to say that the minority of the senate who are objecting to, a vote are blockading business than 10 put that responsibility upon Mr. Quay.

If the minority want business to proceed they can have their wish gratified at once by allowing a vote on the pending bill. Mr. Quay may not be right always but he seems to have reason and justice on his aide in this case. The eastern Democrats are rapidly uniting around the name of Judge Alton B. Parker of New York as their choice for preeident next year.

David B. Hill who was supposed to be unfriendly to the movement is now understood an giving St his full approval. Judge Parker will be acceptable to the south. so that the only element that might oppose him is in tHe west where the populist taint la not wholly removed. Parker la an Improvement over every other man thus far pros posed the Demoeratie side with exception of that Richard of Boston.

It really looks this though the nomination was seeking the man. The county board of Cook county la trythe to work a reform the matter of court costa, A bill has been prepared for presentation to the legislature which increases the docketing fee in all courts of record the county from 110 to $15 and the appearance fee from to $5. it claimed that this Inerrase may work a reform two frat by Increasing the county's revenues and second by reduetne number of suite by which the courts it may be doubted, how- whether this additional hardship upon poor litiganta will operate in the of Justice, It la expensive enough to go to law even where a litigant may have just ground for redress and to Increase his difficulty la not to add to the attractiveness of our courts in the popular of mind meana settling matters in die. pute. The report accompanying representative Zit anti-trust speaking the evils of ever capitalization there ere Instances where have creased their capitalization per cent in order that what really, per cent dividend would appear to he 6 per cent dividend and thus avoided the danger of making their employ uneney and restive berause they were fair proportion of the the business This true and also true that the been raised the stump that holders some them and laboring people- would be shut from if the the concerne down, of matter fact the they this were a lle they quoted, through the ever capitalization fraud.

Governor of North Carolina elected a strictly race leave but he has chews good oppose feature his state, In hie the he takes etrohe nesinet dividing the pubile echoed fund elvine education only by that He dee clares such a scheme to be without reason that governmental Function. right for that purpose being on the duty of the Ile to the school fund according that the fund the Inane be divided en the The killing such in North have Influence in other states had talked and the enin of education Bouts POLITICAL AND GENERAL. There was an apostle named For congress his folks thought he'd soot; But the women say nay, Roberta' day, Which makes Mr. Smoot make a snoot. He says (says this fellow Smoot): "I'm a man and a good Mormon to boot; And I'll make no mean fight To retain wnat is right, As would most any other galoot." And so this apostle named Smoot Declares that he isn't a broot, With an unflinching eye He proclaims his deft In language both terse and astoot.

-Baltimore American. -The election of Mr. Edgar A. Bancroft as president of the Union League Club of Chicago WAS a notable triumph for that gentleman. Mr.

Bancroft, who was formerly of Galesburg, is a brilliant 1 lawyer and an attorney of the Santa Fe railway in Illinois, but has been known to be a strong anti-Imperialist, having attacked the policy of the administration in public addresses. He waR opposed on that ground, but was elected by a vote of two to one. -Jacksonville is beginning to warm up to elty politics. The announced or reported candidates on the Republican ticket for mayor are especially numerous, and it is entirely possible that still others will enter the lists before the primarles are held. Among the names already mentioned are Mayor John R.

Davis, Ald. William Newman, Ald. George W. Scott, Ald. George H.

Huntoon, Ald. W. J. Moore, Ald. C.

E. McDougall, George E. office of city a attorney E. G. Pearse, M.

Sybrant and George Davis. For. the Morrissey, J. Marshall Miller and B. A.

VanWinkle are all either announced or mentioned. For the treasurership T. S. Russel and E. E.

Crabtree have been suggested. -Today is by general consent Carnation day, in honor of the flower President McKinley loved so well. -Chicago is worrying over Arm which sells short weight pretzels and another who counts less than 200 matches for each box. -Among the leaks through hiring attorneys where there is one already paid by the state, Attorney -General Hamlin na extra fees and expenses paid the cites attorney for the canal board, nearly $15,000, while his salary was $1,500 a year additional, while for the same board Representative Chipperfleld's firm at Canton drew $5,000 In 1900, and a total of $6,360, while Healy O'Donnell, of Chicago, got Garnsay Knox, of Jollet, Lincoln Stead. of Chicago, $6.600, and another firm $226.

Altogether the attorney -general says that within the last five or six years over $200,000 has been wasted that way, the canal board getting about $50,000 of the amount. -Representative Nohe will try and secure the passage of bill to prohibit the transmission of messages relating to gambling on horse races or stocks. -It has been suggested that the object of John P. Hopkins and his faction of the Democratic party in giving 80 much prominence to Senator Stringer of coln, is not to boom Stringer for the governorship, but to get him in the running for congress to succeed Mr. Caldwell, of Sangamon, while the latter, who is cused of having a wants to get into the running for governor.

PANTAGRAPHICS. -Today is Carnation day in honor of Me Kinley, -The German representative at WashIngton has been promoted a Speck. -If Dr. Hall is elected mayor will the elty counell do away with the lobby? -Pity the water committee cannot squeeze what they want out of the present supply of mud. Beveridge risks -Betator being cla.

and with the Indiana for being opposed the omnibus statehood in favor of the miltary neighbor, Indian territory, Who practiced with seighbor. Made hie thumb. make anything But surgeon with lelehbor. Sewed fast, "Now celchpor. will it the -The Centralia girl who has been steeping days, has at last revived.

She ought to appreciate seeing Rip Van Winkle. -Dewie's stepmother evidently don't care the distinction of being classed with Madonnas. for. -The shooters Sunday night have probably failed to do Nannie brown. -A strenuos Kokomo evangelist has beaten hie wife black and blue because she didn't join in the family prayers.

Beason. -Sale notices are out for Oran Atterberry's sale in Beason February 2. -Rev. W. M.

Murry of De Witt was here Thursday to conduct the funeral services of John G. Fortman. -John Evans, youngest son of Mr. Samuel Evans af Lincoln, who died Saturday in Colorado, was buried Tuhrsday at Harmony. -Mr.

Yarnelis sale amounted to about $1,700. Prices ranged as follows: Horses from $100 to $175; cattle from $30 to $45; hogs $6 to $23. -Frank Harmon is to have a sale of all dels stock and farm machinery February 6, having contracted with George A. Curry Bro. for one year as clerk.

Fred Stoll moves into Mr. Harmon's house and takes charge of the place. Mr. Harmon rents the farm nortb of town to Elmer McNally. Mr.

McNally moves into the house where Fred Stoll now lives, Mr. Stoll having sold the same to Sam Harmon. -Mr. 8. E.

Lantz is improving slowly, also Mr. A. J. King. -Mr.

S. I. Stutzman will serve on the grand jury next week. -Mr. Henry Shomaker.

has to serve on the petit Jury next Monday. visiting at Flannagan this week. -Mr. Frank Schwartz and. wife are -Mr.

George Lippencott sent four heavy horses to Biomington Monday. -Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gerber, of Washington, visited at Jacob Gundy's Monday. -Mr.

James Peltz is hauling his corn in the ear. That is the only way the leevator could take It. -Lantz Bros. shipped four head of their fine cattle to the Champaign university, They want to use them in their Judging. Mr.

Walter Engle has them in charge. Wapella. -Elder McGinnis la some better. -Henry Zimmerlin moved back to Heyworth Friday. -Charles Slater departed for his home in Mansfield Saturday night.

-Joseph Thorp and wife of Lane visIted his parents here Friday and Saturday, -Rev. Mr. Roush of Waynesville, asslated Rev. Mr. Dickson in his meeting last week.

-J. H. Morris has purchased O. B. Keen's stock of merchandise and will take possession February 1.

-E. G. Harrison of Bloomington has been appointed administrator of the estate of Mrs. Jennie B. Alexander, -The grain dealers are filling their eribe with ear corn, as no cars can be had to ship shelled corn in.

There were from 150 to 175 loads brought in each day last week. Mrs. Mary Gambrell died Friday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dennis O'Dee, three miles west of town. She was born in County Waterford, Ireland She came to America with her parents, and lived a short time in New York.

The family moved to Bloomington and for over fifty years she lived in McLean and Witt counties. Rev. Father Dooling conducted her funeral at St. Patrick's church at 10:30 m. m.

Monday, After the remains were taken to Bloomington and laid the alde of her husband in St. cemetery, She was over 90 Mary's years of age. Heyworth. -Mr. A.

Kelly te slowly Improving. Joel Williams is getting bet-Mr. ter. A. Craig Sons shipped one car of hogs to Bloomington Alonday.

-Mra. Elas Broch de sick at her home four miles southwest of here. -Mr. 1. N.

Peasley shipped one car load of cattle to Chicago Tuesday, -Walder Zimmerlin shipped one of butchers' cattle to Chicago Tuesday, -There were two additions the Pres. byterian Sunday by letter. The "Lincle Itube," given home talent for the benefit of the library, Friday night, was well attended. The receipts were $53. -Mr.

Joseph Rohb, who liven Carlock. miles of Waynesville his father's homestead. was horn years May ago lived always there. the tax collector for has received of him eyes was them, so he has pointed B. Rutledge his deputy work.

-Mr. George Cunningham traded his livery stock to Mr. A. Hebrick for some land the southern part of the state. Mr.

Hebrick sold it at auction last Mr. Cunningham will move south in the spring. AROUND HOME. Minier band will give one of series of winter concerts February 20. -J.

P. McCord sold his residence in Green Valley to W. H. Burns for $2,050. Earl Stevenson of Kenney gone to Eastonville, to work has, cattle ranch.

-Hugh Copper of Mason City has a directory of the city published thirtythree years ago. -Mrs. Farrand, of Griggsville, sister of Banker David McWilliams of Dwight is dead. Limb of the Law" is a drama to be presented by Flanagan high school pupils January 31. -The object of the Livingston county bar association recently formed is to obtain a law library.

-J. Walter Garvey of Pekin purchased a fine sow at a sale in Washington Court House, Ohio, for $750. -The annual meeting of the stockholdere of the Minier Mutual Telephone company will be held January 31. -F. 1C.

O'Neil has purchased his brother's share in the Farmer City laundry and has made Charles Barrett manager. -Dwight, Chatsworth and Emington farmers are all figuring on the organization of farmers' elevator companies. men are claiming the reward of $250 offered by Flavel Shurtleffff for the recovery of $1,000 worth of jewels. -A mass meeting of the East Peoria Improvement association occurs January 29 for the purpose of adopting by-laws. -J.

0. Gillespie hae sold his dwelling and four lots northeast of Minter to C. B. Kampf of Panola and will move to Minter. -It is hoped to push work on the Big Four Y.

M. C. A. buliding in Urbana. The $2.000 subscribed by Urbane citizens has been 1 paid in.

-For the first time in 22 years Reddick Livingston county could not receive a load of grain at the elevators because of the scarcity of cars. -Joseph Persons, of Clinton, wAS stricken suddenly January 21 and only came to consciousness after 48 hours. A clot of blood on the brain resulting from an injury was the cause. -The soscial Athletic club at WashIngton is in running' order. -five have enrolled and a gymnasium is fitted up.

A base ball club will be formed in the spring. -A petition la being circulated at Emington for the sale of the ground on which the school house stood before Its removal. Mr. Kiley the owner, claims when a school house la removed it reverts to the original owner. Fletcher.

-Mr. Thomas Pickering shipped hogs to Chicago this week. -Mr. Jesse Barker has bought the M. Nintzig farm for $140 per acre.

-Mrs. Esther Heagler has gone to Vicksburg. to join her husband. They expect to make that place their home. -Mr.

Edward Sutter has bought Tumber and will at once build a hardware store. He expecta to handle full line of hardware. W. H. TINSON OBJECTS TO MORPHINE.

He Objected When the Doctors Wanted to Stupefy Him. ROXBURY, Mass. -Mr. Tinson had a ably severe case of sciatic rheumatism, which laid him up entirely. He had firedoctors, was in bed swathed in cotton batten and red medicinal Bannel, and instead of getting better, he got wore.

The doctors, wanted to use which he would not have. A good friend came morphine, along, suggested Ath-lo-pho-ros, and in he was able to go out, and in another tire eight days to go to his business. Two bottles of days, pho108 did it, and be has never had an attack since. you hare rheumatism use Athlo-pho-ros. Athlo photos Cures Sciatic RHEUMATISM Sold by Druggists.

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Interesting Experiment In a Restaurant. An advertising agent, representing a prominent New York magazine, while on recent western trip, was dining -one evening in a Pittaburg restaurant. While waiting for he his newspaper and noticearder advertisement glanced over of a well- known dyspepsia preparation, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets; as he himself was regular user of the tablets he began speculating as to how many of the other traveling men in the dining room were also friends of the populat remedy for indigestion. He counted twenty three men at the tables and in the hotel office; I took the trouble to interview them and was surprised to learn that nine of the twenty-three made practice of taking one or two of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after each meal. of them toid me he had suffered so much from stomach trouble -that at one time he had been obliged to quit the road, but since using Stuart's Dyspepela Tableta had been entirely free from indigestion, but he continued their use, especially while traveling, on account of irregularity in meals and because like all traveling men he was often obliged to eat what he could get and not always what he wanted.

"Another, who looked the picture of health, said he never ate meal without taking Stuart tablet afterward, because he could eat what he pleased and when he pleased, without fear of a sleepless night or any other trouble. "Still another used them because he was subject to gAS on stomach, causing pressure on heart and lungs, shortness of breath and distress in chest, which he no longer experienced since using the tablets regularly. claimed that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets was the only sate remedy he had ever found for sour stomach and acidity, He had formerly used common soda to relieve the trouble, but the tablets were much better and safer to After smoking, drinking or other excesses which weaken the digestive organs, nothing restores the stomach to a healthy, wholesome condition so effectually as Stuart's tablets. Stuart's Dyspepeia Tablets contain the natural digestives, pepsin, diastase, which every weak stomach lacks, as well as nux, hydrastin and yellow parilla, and can be safely relied as upon radical cure, for every form of poor digestion. Sold by druggista everywhere.

DeWitt De Witt is the name to look for when you FO to buy Witch Hazel Salve. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is the original and only genuine. In fact De Witt'sts the only Witch Hazel Salve that is made from the unadulterated Witch-Hazel All others are counterfeits--base imitations, cheap and worthless -even dangerous. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is a specific for Piles: Blind, Bleedine. Itching and Protruding Plies, Also Cuts, Burns, Contusions, Bruises, Boils, Sprains, Carbuncles, Lacerations, Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, and all other Skin Diseases.

SALVE PREPARED BE E. C. De Witt Chicago Openings for Young Men were never so plenty as now, provided they have the right training and mental equipment. The Metropolitan Business College CHICAGO gives thorough and competent instruc. tion in all business branches, Book ing.

Penmanship, Business Forms, Come mercial Law, Arithme. tie, Stenography, Typewriting by the latest "touch' system, etc. it has been an years under the same management; is teachers thoroughly, up to date: employs only of experience. Students res celved at any time. Write for tun.

Address O. M. POWERS, Principal 7 Menroe Street Chicago $500 REWARD! we cannot Liver directiona are complied with. never fail contain Pills bears contain of elatitutions and itatine Stampe Taken. SERVITA MED ICAL.

Jackson sta, Chiby all Publication Notice---Chancery L. C. HAY. Complainant's Solicitor. Publication Notice- -Chancery State of Illinois, McLean county-ss.

In the McLean circuit court, to the February term, A. D. 1903. F. E.

Sweeting VS. Cheney Thomas, Benjamin F. Wood, unknown heirs of Cheney Thomas and unknown heirs of Benjamin F. Wood. In chancery- Bill to quiet title.

Affidavit having been filed in the office of the circuit clerk of said county, satisfactorily showing that said defendants, Cheney Thomas, Benjamin F. Wood, unknown heirs of Cheney Thomas and unknown heirs of Benjamin F. Wood, cannot be found. that their residence and addresses are unknown and that diligent inquiry has been made to ascertain the same, and subpoena having been issued against them returnable on the first Monday in February, 1900, Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to you, the said Cheney Thomas, Benjamin F. Wood, unknown heirs of Cheney Thomas and unknown heirs of Benjamin F.

Wood, that the above entitled suit 18 now pending in the McLean circuit court, and that unless you shall be and appear before said court on the first day of the next term thereof, to be holden at the court house in Bloomington, on the first Monday of February, 1903. and plead. answer, or demur to said bill, the same will be taken as confessed against you and decree rendered according to the prayer thereof. Dated at Bloomington, this 2d day. of January, A.

D. 1903, J. C. ELDER, Clerk. By R.

E. GIFFORD, Deputy, State of Illinois, McLean county In the McLean circuit court, to the February term, A. D. 1908. John G.

Huling, Lucinda Huling and Mary E. Huling vs. John E. McClunn, Life Association of America, Jacob B. Carpenter and unknown heirs, executors, administrators and assigns of Jacob B.

Carpenter and the sheriff of McLean county, Illinois. In chancery--Bill to quiet title. Affidavit having been fled in the office of the circuit clerk of said county, satisfactorily showing that said defendants, John E. MeClunn, Life Association of America, Jacob B. Carpenter and unknown heirs, executors, cannot istrators be and found; assignes that of their Jacob B.

Carpenter, residences and addresses are unknown, and that diligent has been made to ascertain the same, and subinquiry poena having been issued against them returnable on the first Monday in February, 1908, Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to the said John E. McClunn, Life Association you, of America, Jacob B. administrators Carpenter and unknown heirs, executors, and assigns of Jacob B. Carpenter, that the above entitled suit is now pending in the McLean circuit court, and that unless you shall be and appear before said court on the first day of the next to be bolden at the court house in Bloomington, term thereof, on the first Monday of February. A.

D. 1908. and plead, answer, or demur to said bill, the same will be taken as confessed against you and a decree rendered according to the prayer thereof. Dated at Bloomington, this 94 of JanGary, 'A. D.

J. C. ELDER, Clerk. By R. E.

GIFFORD, Deputy. F. B. McKENNAN. Solicitor.

Publication Notice- -Chancery State of Illinois, McLean county In the McLean etreuit court, to the February term, A. D. 1903. Wilhelmina Newman George E. Newman.

In chancery- -Bill for divorce. Affidavit having been fled in the office of the circuit clerk of sald county, satisfactorily showing that said defendant, George E. Newman, is not a resident of the state of Illinois, and subpoena having been issued against him turnable on the first Monday in February, A. D. 1903, therefore, notice is bereby given to Now, you, the said George E.

Newman, that the above entitled suit 1s now pending in the McLean eireuit court, and that unless you shall be and appear before said court on the first day of the next term thereof, to be holden at the court house in Bloomington, on the first Monday of February, A. D. 1900, and plead, answer, or demur to said bill, the same will be taken confessed against you and decree rendered according to the prayer theerof. Dated at Bloomington, this 94 day of Jannary, A. D.

1900. J. C. ELDER, Clerk. By W.

C. ELDER. Deputy, OWEN OWEN, Complainant's Solicitors. Publication Notice State of Illinois, McLean county In the McLean circuit court, to the February term, D. 1008, Abraham Wilson unknown heirs of William Coon, Cynthia A.

Adams. America 0. Hinshaw, Alonso Hinshaw, Emma Moser, John Moser, Cora Block. Henry Block, Mary Stretch. Lafayette Stretch, J.

Stretch, E. Hitch. Sarah Pochel, Hannah 0. Hitch, Pochel, Jane Covington, G. Stretch, Angie Stretch.

Jesse Covington, John O. Jenkins, Horace 8 McCurdy, McCurdy, his wife. In chancery--Bill to quiet title. Affidavit having been fled in the office of the circuit clerk of said county, satisfactorily show. ing that wald defendanta, John O.

Jenkins, and unknown heirs William Coons, deceased, cannot be found; that their residence and ad. dress is unknown, and that diligent inquiry has been made to recertain the same; that Cynthia A. America 0. Hineha Alonso Hinshaw, Emma C. Moser, John Cora Block.

Henry Block, Jane Covington and Covington, ate not residents of the state of Illinois, and having en inst them returnable on the first Monday to February, therefore, notice hereby given to Now, the Jenkins, unknown Coons, deceased, Cynthia A. Adams, Amer. Hinshaw, Alonzo John Cora Block, Henry Block, Jane Covington. entitled that pending Melen court. and that be appear before of term holden this Jane ELDER Clerk.

Master in Chancery's Sale. State McLean Margaret et al. Publie January, front the 454 bidder, and state nineteen POLLOCK J. Crise Solicitors CURES BLOOD POISON Rose Pains, Itching, Prie mary, Tertiary taking Bain. will part or tale Botanic Blood Balm, Guaranteed Balm Cares Cancer All Kinds Balm 118 North Main street HEADACHE DR: Pain Pills 25 Dee HOW ARE YOU ANYWAY? DR.CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEPSIN 15 A PERFECT LAXATIVE.

BY ALL Publication Notice---Chancery State of Illinois, McLean county In the McLean circuit court, to the February term, A. D. 1903. Amelia 0. Walton, Helen C.

Richardson, Jeannette E. Ferre, complainants, vS. Zeruah Reynolde, Thompson, Theron L. Cowdry, Sarah Bushnell, Laura L. Gates.

Jemuel 0. Gates, Jarvis Buttles, Otis J. Buttles, Lester Buttles, Emily J. Buttles, Harlowe J. Buttlea, Elizabeth Buttles, Lucius Hart, Foster Hart, Jennett Gillett, Melissa Wheeler, Adie Thoms, Lysander Loomis, Olin Hart, Gertrude Loomis, Luella Z.

Loomis, the American Missionary Association of New York City, the unknown heirs and devisees of Lemuel Foster, deceased. the unknown heirs and devisees of Lydia C. Foster, deceased, the unknown owners of lot of ten in section the subdivision of the southwest quarter three, township twenty-three north. range two east of the third principal meridian. McLean county, Illinois, as per plat recorded in deed book page 650.

The unknown owners of "a tract of land Joining on the east the premises of the late Samuel Hayes, and extending in that direction four rode to mill on Water street and running back from line with the east side of Main street to the east eight rods, this containing thirty-two rods." In chancery Bill to quiet title. Affidavit having been filed in the office of the showing circuit clerk of said county, entisfactorily heirs and devisees of Lemuel Foster, deceased. that said defendants, the unknown the unknown heirs and devisees of Lydia C. Foster, deceased. unknown owners of lot ten in the subdivision of the southwest quarter of section three, township twenty-three north, range two east of the third principal meridian, McLean county, Illinois: the unknown owners of of the late Samuel joining on the east the premises that direction four rods to a mill on Water J.

Hayes and extending in street, and running back from a line with the east side of Main street, to the east eight rods, this containing thirty two rods." cannot be found. that their rentdence and addresses are made unknown and that diligent inquiry to ascertain the same. That Zernah has been Sarah Reynolds, Emily Thompson, Theron L. Cowdry, Bushnell. Laura L.

Gates, wife of Orson Gates, deceased. Jemuel C. Gates. Jarvis Butties, Otis J. Buttles.

Lester F. Buttles. J. Buttles, Harlowe J. Buttles and Elizabeth Emily Buttles, Lucius Hart, Jennett Gillett.

Melissa Wheeler, Adie Thoms, Olin Hart, Foster Hart, Lysander Loomia, Gertrude Loomis and Luella Z. Loomis, and the American Missionary Assoelation of New York Citv. are not residents of the state of Illinois, and day jagued against them returnable on the first Monsubpoena having been in February, 1908, the Now, therefore, notice said in hereby given to you, Theron L. Zeruah Cowdry, Reynolds, Sarah Emily, Thompson, Gates, Jemuel C. Gates, Jarvis Buttles.

Rushnell, Otta J. Harlowe Buttles, J. Lester Buttles, F. Buttles, Emily J. Buttles.

Hart. Foster Hart. Jennett Elizabeth Buttles, Lucius Gillett, Melissa Wheeler, Adie Thoms, Lysander Loomis, Olin Hart. Gertrude Loomis, Luella Z. Loomia, the City, the heirs and devisees American Mimionary Association of New York of Lemuel Foster, deceased, the unknown heirs and devisees of Lydia C.

Foster, owners of lot ten in the subdivision deceased, the unknown of the southwest twenty-three quarter of section three. township north, range two east of the third prineipal meridian, Met.ean county, Illinois, per plat recorded in deed The book page 458. unknown owners of "a tract of land ing on the east the premises of the late Sam- Jointel J. Haves, and extending four in that direction rods to a mill on Water street and running back from line with the east elde of Main street to the east eight roda, this ing thirty two rods," that the above entitled suit now pending in the McLean that unless circuit court, and you shall be and appear before said court on the first day of the next term thereof, to be holden at the court house in Bloomington, on the first Monday of February, bill, the same will be taken as or confessed demur to said D. 1908, and plead, answer, against you and decree rendered according to the pray.

thereet. Dated at Bloomington, this 24 day of uarv. A. D. 1008.

J. C. ELDER, Clerk. JanBY R. E.

GIFFORD. Deputy, CALVIN RAYBURN, Complainants' Solielter. Publication Notice---Chancery State of Illinois, McLean county- In the D. McLean circuit court, to the February 1908. B.

T. Alexander John term, A. De Moyne, John Lindley, Peter Withers, James Bailey Lindley, Peter Withers, B. John Niecolls, Coffey, Joel Coolidge, Mary Coolidge, Sarah Warner, Mary Jane Donald, Lucinda Smith, Stewart Lindley, unknown heirs and deviof John Lindley, unknown heirs and of John V. De Moyne, unknown heirs and devise of Peter Withers, unknown heirs and of James Lindley, unknown heirs and of Peter Withers.

unknown heirs and of John of unknown and devisees Bailey H. Coffey, unknown heirs and of Joel B. Contidge, Mary Sarah Warner and Mary Jane O'Donald. In Coolidge, chance Bill to quiet title. Affidavit having been Aled in the office of the eireuit elerk of said county, Ine that said defendants, John Lindley, satisfactorily show.

Peter Wither James Lindley, Peter Withers. John De Moyne, John Niecolla, Bailey H. Joel Coolidge, Mary Coffey, Coolidge, Mary Jane Warner, unknown and John Lindley, unknown heirs and devise Peter Withers, unknown of heirs and devisees James Lindley, unknown heirs and Peter Withers, John unknown heirs and De unknown and devisees of John unknown Joel Coolidge, unknown heirs Bailey 11. Codey, cannot that their and address and that due and diligent Inquiry ascertain the same and that residenta the state Illinois, against In him the above entitled Metesn, circuit shall be and apprar bolden court day Monday of demur will taken according the Stet day of C. ELDER.

Clerk. Depaty, REEVES AND P. ROBINSON, Mate Publication Notice--Chancery McLean county- the the February term, A State Dent James the Bernard. ELDER, Administrator's Notice, to etate are hey of A M. CUNARD, A RAILROAD TIME TABLE CHICAGO ALTON.

GOING NORTH. Express. 2:30 Arrive. a Depart. 4:35 a 2:35 a Olty Limited 4:40 a Express 8:55 a 9:00 5:25 a Alton 1:35 a State Accom.

Express 4:25 8:55 1:40 4:30 DE Accom. 6:20 pm 9:00 a GOING SOUTH. 6:25 pm Express. 1:20 08 3:25 a Accom. 3:35 a State 12:55 6:35 Alton 2:40 pm 1:00 Accom.

8:00 2:45 Accom 7:55 a Accom 6:30 KANSAS CITY DIVISION--WEST BOTND. Ofty 9:25 pm 1:30 a State Express. 930 a Mexico Ac. 7:05 Special 3:25 a 2:50 3:30 a KANSAS CITY DIVISION- BAST BOUND. K.C.

Limited 5:20 State Express 7:20 5:25 a Accom Express 8:55 a 9:00 4:15 ILLINOIS CENTRAL. FREEPORT DIVISION GOING NORTH. GOING Ex. ..1:59 .6:10 am 7:29 10-SC SOUTH. 6:13 pm Pass 2:20 pm pm Express.

am Freight 8:00 am Local 7:25 pm Arrive L. 6:45 Arrive Freight 8:35 pra Freight trains Nos. 193 and 194 do not 5:30 pm south of Bloomington and Nos. run run North of Bloomington. 195 and 196 do ORICAGO DIVISION.

B1 Chi ORPART. 7:00 ARRIVE Pass. 2:30 pm BI Pass Pass 10:00 1:10 pm pm am Freight 735 am tAco'm Fr'ght 6:20 6:20 pin Local Fr'ght. 5:40 pm am BIG FOUR ROUTE. GOING WEST.

GOING 43 N. Y. Ex 5:30 am 18, Knick BAST. 5. Urbana 4.

Urbana 1:25 pm 9. Pao. 9:11 am Peoria Accom. 6:25 Peoria Accom. S.

l'td 5:08 1:05 pm 36. N. Y. E.x 9:45 pm pm No 16. 8.

Mall 9:10 so freight trains carry passengers. LAKE ERIE WESTERN. GOING 2 EAST am 8:35 GOING WEST--LEAVE 6 10 6:23 2:55 pm INo No. 9 3 2:15 pm 1 7:45 pm 9:50 am Monday. except Sunday, except BLOOMINGTON NORMAL RAILWAY.

CARS LEAVE THE COURT HOUSE EVERY HOUR AND EVERY TWENTY SQUARE MIN. UTES LINES: THEREAFTER ON THE FOLLOWING hospital Normal and line, to Wesleyan the Normal with city Normal, connecting University, Brokaw loop. Normal loop, traversing Linden, Lincoln School streets and Normal and avenue, in Normal, connecting each trip with the Bloomington Chestnut, Mason, Seminary avenue and Center street loop, to C. A. shops and water works Clinton street belt line, Main, ton and Front streets.

Walnut, Cline South Main street line, to Big Four and E. W. depots, ball grounds and Houghton's lake. Gridley and Clay street line, railroad to Illinois Central on Clay street. Fell avenue line, via White's Place to Normal.

CARS LEAVE THE COURT HOUSE EVERY HOUR THEREAFTER AND EVERY THE FIFTEEN MINUTES West Washington street line, to union depot. ON FOLLOWING LINES: to St. Miller park line, Washington and Allin streets, East Front Joseph's hospital and Miller park. line, and to Fast filinols street and East Washington street Central depot, the Country Club addition. Except Sundays the first cars on the twenty.

minute schedule leave the court house square at 6:20 m. Except Sundays the first cars on the Afteen. minute schedule leave the court house square at 6:15 a. m. Except Sundays the last care leave the square for the last regular trip at 11 m.

On Sunders all care leave court square for the fret trip at last trip p. m. The Fell avenue car connects each trip with the Clinton street Belt car at Walnut and ton streets. Publication Notice--Chancery State of Illinois, McLean county In the McLean circuit court, to the February term, D. 1908.

J. E. Achilles Deatherage, his wife, Abraham Huber, Jackach Ingalbah, Deatherage, hia Andrew Incalbah, his wife, Noble and Noble, his wife, Laura Roberta and John Roberta, Lordia Noble, Leda Spence, John Spence, her hushand, Harries Noble, V. J. Brices, Andreas Engelhal Hastines, his J.

Mille, Berk, Berk, Mary Barnard, Barnard, Lodi Barnard, Bernard, C. Barnard, Barnard. his known heirs and of Achilles unknown legatees of Abraham heirs and legatees of unknown Jackson unknown beir and heirs and heir and Art bill, James Peter John Francis and to Bailey Mary out BROCK. TERMS and Barmant. Bernard We Liver nhumb." Aled circuit that defendante albre wife Jesse lying hie Berk, 1 Main Achilles Treaters of Abraham heir defied.

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