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The Irish standard., 1888-01-07
HUMOROUS.

Doctor Koch says the cholera germ
is in the form Of a commas When il
lays hold of a man, however, it is gen
orally found to be a full stop.-Syy1-
/ cu3e Herald.
Nothing, we are told, was ever
made in vain. This seems to be proved
by the fact that nothing is apparently
so useless that is not just the thing
for a Christmas gift.
-"Grandpa, inquired Johnny Bliss,
''must every body die?' ''Yes my
child. Every one in this world must
die when his turn comes.' '.Well''
long pause what I'd like to know
is, who'll bury the last man?" -Ez-
change.
-Photographer-'1f you and your
estinlable wife could look trihe less
mournful think the picture would be
more satisfactory. Deacon Hadden
.-"Young man, our son Jacobs in
.ail for hoss-stealin'. This picter's fer
hin. Let her go!"--Judge.
--''Pass me the butter, Charles - she
aid. She had been widow, she had
married again, and they, too, had gone
10 Washington to begin the honey
moon. '.My name is George" he said,
oddly and with discriminating en-
,hasis. u know it, George she re-
olied; .'you must excuse me. I was
misled. 1t is the same butter. p
Puck.
Young Author (enteriny newspa-
per sanctum-"May ask, Mr.: Editor,
what disposition you made of that
story in four parts which I sent you
last weekp' Editor. '.Er -unl--oh, I
was obliged to revise the manuscript,
sir. Il is now in twenty-four parts.
Henry, remove the office goat from the
waste-box. and assist the gentleman in
recovering his property
-"And what do you think of my
daughters playing, Professorp'' asked
MIR. Pursey. '.Her method is good
and her phrasingis is excellent, but what
she lacks is technique . ''Why didn't
you let me know OF this before, Pro-
fessorp TIL order some right away.
I'm determined that Fannie shall not
want for nothing that money will
buy. . Boston Budget.
Good ADV I I L.
o, merchant, in thine hour Of e Sc,
In your paper you should &C,
And look for something to apppp
Your yearning for greenback Wv,
Take our advice and be wy:
Go straghtway out and advert ] l..
You'll find the project OF some u uu;
Neglect can offer no ex qqq.
Be wise at once, prolong your o 6 q;
A silent business soon d < K k ss ss3
---BBMtalo heacs.
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The Pope, $ Jubilee,

The Pope's jubilee was appropriately
celebrated in the Catholic churches Of
New York city last Sunday. At the
cathedral Father Lavalle celebrated
mass, assisted by several priests, and
Archbishop Corrigan preached the SER
mon. The music was exceptionally
elaborate. Rev. Father Conish preached
at st. Stephens church. All the
churches we're beautifully decorated and
many houses were adorned with the Pa
pal and American flags. A projected
out-door procession had to be aban-
doned on account of the heavy rain.
The Catholic churches of Washington
we're crowded with fervent worshippers
to celebrate the event. Special masses
and musical services were held, and ser.
mons appropriate to the occasion were
preached in all Of them.
At Philadelphia the golden Jubilee
was celebrated with elaborate ceremonies
In the catnedtal OF SalnCs IeteF anu
Paul on Sunday. The heavy rainfall
had no effect on the attendance, and
when the solemn Pontifcal Mass began
the vast building was filled to the doors.
Rev. Alexander A. Gallagher was ceie-
hrant ofthe mass. The musical portion
of the services was very elaborate.
In all the Catholic churches in the,
archdiocese Of Baltimore the regular
services we're invested with unusual sol
Scnrpity. in honor OF the golden jubilee,
sto which The various rectors, pastors
', and curates made illusions IN tbeirser-.
mon mons. Is
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PERSONAAgANDs LITERARY.

Grand Duke n ichnlas Of Russia re-
Gently sent three white bears. to Rosa
Bonheur as a philopenc present. The
artist will use them for models.
| &C. Edwards Lester, author OF s.The
Glory and Shame Of England and
other popular works, is now in a state
/ OF destitution. He is man we'll up in
years, and absolutely without re-
sources. His friends are raising a
fund for his benefit. Thomas Nc
Elrath, Of the Park Bank Of New York,
is in charge OF the subscriptions.
| "A bouquet of iron flowers over two
feet high. consisting of branch Of oak
leaves with iron acorns, surrounded by
twigs Of laurel and olive, which are
again inclosed by elder blossoms, lilies
Of the valley, buttercups, heliotropes,
forget-me-nots and other flowers, in
terspersed with sprays of fern and
maidenhair, was presented By the
owners Of the lead mine '.Bisnark-
shuttle TO Prince Bismarck on his re-
cent twenty-ffth anniversary as Ger
man Minister. Boston Globe.
John D. and William Rockefeller,
the old millionaires, favor short work
ing hours, both for themselves and
their clerks. William is the more reg
ular III bis attendance his Office. He
arrives there about nine O'Clock every
morning. except Saturday, and seldom
leaves before three clock in the after,
noon. With him Saturday is always a
holiday. John d. seldom ppears be-
fore 10:30 and is rarely to be found in
his office after three. Neither cares
the snap of his finger for society.
IS. S. Cox has been very fortunate
in his literary ventures, from a tinan-
cial standpoint He made from S1O,-
600 to $500 out Of his ''Three De-
cades Of Federal Legislation His
"Prinkipos'' is selling well. His pub
fishers think that ''The Diversions OF
Diplomat will bring Mr.. Cox
large return. They gave him a round
SUM for the book and will pay him o
fair royalty on every copy sold. AIR
Cox works very rapidly. On a push
he can turn out LOCO words an hour
= Kate Field is nearly as severe
as Nathan Sheppard Oh the Amer.
it;;1n diet. Perhaps a noble race
she says, may be evolved out
of fried meat. hot soda buscuits, ice
water and the great American pie, but
/ don't believe it. do not forget that
Emerson ate pic for breakfast, and
with childlike simplicity asked what
pie was for il not TO be eaten; but
also remember that Emerson rare in-
tellect lost its balance sst an age when
Gladstone and Bright and our own
Wendell Holmes are still at work. "
Christian Leader.
The Earl of Fife is not only the
boou companion Of the heir apparent,
but is also a great favorite with her
Majesty. The father of the present
Earl was g curious specimen of the
kilted race, He was one day dining
with the Queen, and attracted her st~
tention and surprise by saying: ''Your
Majesty will be glad to hear that
have left off drinking soda and
brandy" The Queen, smiling, said:
II am glad to hear it, Lord Fife" His
Lordship thereupon made the further
remark: Your Majesty win also be
pleased to learn that have taken to
soda and whisky instead. y
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-Bobby-'.Ma, tell me what you d.
up there behind the minister in church
Fevery Sunday?'' MAJ chanss'
Bobby (pouting)-.I don't thihl
/ you're very polite. You never let mt
SAY 4 shan't' when / don't want tt
give any thing away. = Beng ghanatoa
:Repubz5can.
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and so your sister really sale
last night that She thought I was a lit
tie daisy, did she, Bobbya' asked
,featherly, striving to hide his exulta
'tion. .'Yes,'' responded Bobby, ''anl
pa said that he shouldn't be surprised
as he had often seen you little dazy.
himself ''Epoch.
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}A HO IIC NEWS.
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

s&f$$ES fsF8t: 2NlA101VOO sNO1U0.
st. Patrick's day falls on Saturday.
Lent begins this year on February Is.
Archbishop Walsh of Dublin is in
Rome.
The Cleveland diocese sent Pope Leo
81, ,223. rs as jubilee offering
The appointment of tile new Bishop
of Detroit is to be made during this
month.
The Catholic Circle of Quebec sent
the Pope an address and $500 as jubi-
lee gift.
The Car of Russia and King Hum
bert Of Italy have made no presents to
the Pope.
Bishop AlcQuaid Of Rochester was the
guest last week of Archbishop Corrigan
Of New York.
A fair is soon to be teld in Lowell,
Mass. for the benefit Of ST. Peters Or
phar Asylum.
Sisters CT Mercy are now engaged as
teachers Of the public schools OF Ives
dale, Illinois.
New Hartford, Ct, Rev. Father Fitz-
simmons, pastor, is about to bulld q
parocnial schoOjhcusc.
Rev. j. Van Treeclz, pastor at Silver
Lake, Wis, has resigned, and will be
succeeded by Rev p. WeZbes.
Rev. John O'Keefe, c. S. c., Of st.
Joseph's College, Cincinnati. has gone
to Texas Tor the benefit OF his health.
The Pope gave audience last week to
the Marquis de Arlnijo, who presented
His Holiness with jubilee gifts from ths
Queen Of Spain.
Cardinal Gibbons says he has no
knowledge whatever Of 40 alleged
movement to form labor organization
to be composed exclusively OF Cat;G,~
Tic workingmen.
A lecture which Rev. Dr. O'Reil;v Of
netrolt, treasurer OF the National
League, recently delivered for the
Horse Of the Good Shepherd, that city,
nettell over $4,000.
The widow Of Baron Won Mallinkrod,
the celebrated orator and champion of
1he Catholic cause in Germany, has en-
tered the novitiate OF ths; Ladies' Of the
Sacred Heart at Coo1hans, near Paris.
4 cablegrum from Rome announces
the death OF Cardinal Lerenzo Hilarion
Randi, at the age OF sixty nine. He
was one of the Cardinal Deacons; and
was created Cardinal in 1875.
The English Government has con-
ccilad at Gibraltar II, 900 square metres
OF ground valued at IS, coo, for the pur-
pose Of erecting church il houor of the
Sacred Heart. 1t is to be magnificent
building
The success of the Catholic Ministry
il Belgium has been striking i'll many
ways. but in uone more than from the
financial puil,S ot view. Here ls the
situation in nut shell, as completed by
the new Budget for 1888 Liberal Ad
miration, 1878 Sd total deficit, 53,72S.- |
*sl6 francs; Catholic ad ninistration,
1SS5-S7: total surplus 10, S25, coo francs
The Catholic authorities of Boston
are planning to establish one great COM
mon cemetery for ali the cities in ada
cent parts Of the state, to which the rail-
roads are expected to run special funeral
trains daily, the cars going directly INTO
the grounds, snd all the expenses Of
carriages being done away with, the un-
deltakers carrying the body to the sta
tion in the city and the railroad land
ing it at the cemetery.
The Pope's Jubilee.
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Kegs Of whisky have been WASHED
ashore at Toledo that are supposed *
,,;,ve lain in Il sllipWreckes! vessel
the bottoms Of the lake for thirty years
The Irish standard., 1888-01-07

The great spread of instruction in
the English language in Japan has
naturally led to . growing demand
for English books. Over 50. coo
English books Of all classes were im-
ported last year, as against 10000 in
1885. The import Of American books.
that is to say Of books printed in
America, increased from 0,000in 1881
to 1l9, 900 in 1856.
The Irish standard., 1888-01-07

For many years it was uncertain
whether the Dresden or Darmstadt
madonna was Holbein's genuine
masterpiece, The Grand Duke OF
Hesse has now allowed his picture to
be cleared Of the thick coat of paint
and varnish. Herr Hauser, the Munich
restorer. has been so successful that
there is no doubt as to its genuine
ness It will be on exhibition shortly
at Dresden, side by side with the pict-
ure which has so long been held to be
the original. The colors are even
more brilliant than those of the Dres-
den Madonna.
The Irish standard., 1888-01-07

For children there is nothing bet
ter. than saffron tea for teething and
fever. sss5s.ss5
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03
RELIGIOUS cLEANlNos

Tile plea ioetae -Valco ol tll rl1hl'A
as d aaE vi n,a-a.1lie enjoyment rather
tl.a a, -....i li.ae is ID ,..us.oA .i-. % -l...y.
pr ytesAl b4lLe.
The first unmarried coiored woman sent
ont by tAe American Board OF Foreign Mis-
sions Is about TO start Tor southeastern
Africa She 20 a graduate 81 FisA un.Y.r-
s.tY
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ra.ll-aaisatllt.-uic.f. hu.ra.a-.a
e.a nation aallll m.s Atse .a every
l-0l Ia.l0s .i if. .ar.l ....4f
O. ta. rt.a.. believe l.cy a.t a r.cs.
Fh 81. cl.,..t. Vl.a co'i -.- i-..r c.r-
cll.ti1a sr.9. .al their lives 1913 a.a A,
desatl.o ol fsai.eno-tly mo.'c "lea %
Nasa.. gton d. a.s..ts ca ou. I.r % ono
feels slirlt con-astiye c.-l. l..-1. "a D. 8
soft shell crab sor. of a.te, aad 'ae naturally
SLABS az lAe place wtA ones hand, ou.s o.
en4 tncl oae bas taolvl Away c-cs taue, Tor
the ncp.ty Little insect Simply ile1alsrs over
o. one size and goes on w.,A A., business lie
ia li-n.iol insect and moves wish great
a. liberation. reminding ONO very mach ID
tia. r.sce.t Oi tie supreme c0ar--all Nye.
rner'yei spectacle OF q fun raj procession
of 'trcs- ears vas witnessed 10 Washington
recently a, Tine funeral o.; tno employees oi
t-ca,l,,' railway the other amp.oses drareI
aA opeA ,uiaatr cor, when was u.,i t.s serve
o., hearse. .ad t.,i- nusloliDaei hsn s,ring
OF cae.. 4l asaI.l. aui l".Irl-I uy .-e ,.a-
Oye- arA tuer igi~-.s
WL.n t'eex. tem.at about strikes was rs
Jas l,i-lt two policemen w0f. f..r...- .le
i..e d. arni. See. Oa.sul-.a.s l.il l.f-l
.ogri. e4lal.s.-. Il am l.D.. Is
overthrow was produced ly sm. joker a-o
bad tai0Na al enormous ..-5 ,t -n.
bread 90 lla'. ana taa guardian ei ORDER -.l
.- ....l oil .a us i. 90. i.- @ i-..-- .o.'
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CLEVELAND AID THURMAN.

IIa srN w'l I.IHf tADnD.- uuthiri, instru.
fsD. impartial aal OHt0li.'aias history OF the
campaign ol ..,,. b., .mI'r resources enable
Is o. let a'l tAe ilcf-. sni to present them III
.anQirally culnpa0 alt .n;,i sting styie
Hl.ien good u-tarci philosophy ami - toner
ar' habit of ficA in ffe .l.aor ata.'s OF man
a.nl do na; eho.e IFS '.er,D,ss 10 wornnt
win AN .is helt Co.. tar saa.so, homes. gJs
,slmeLt. To- hc ensured ny tle lasting uresa
'cuee ct thc ioat,N .asa. he.4 - Jeterseu,
10 a-ou anl l.l.n.
TIE sCs has s.A, e.-nt. two.yc. sixteen ana
twenty p-ses, as occasion re.u.fes, and -
ahead OF al competition 20 ,yeryth4as that
makes a nca papOs worth I.a1.ng.
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Lumber. slaves, tie.

umbcr-Whiie oak per 1000. $40. ~ 20
$50. West Virginia poplar yer 1000 loo
20 200.
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TREAN;
THE MORMoN's DAUGHTER,
BY AIvA MILTON xNRR.
fwrlttsn while Living in usah.1
Copyrighted, Sssy, n M A. N. lAlsse Nsrs.
pqpw o.. ~ AfGAls Asswssd



CHAPTER Xm.-CsR1urunp.
The same day, IN ths Afternoon, Paul
Elchord rode down through Emigration
canyon into Salt Lake City, and just before
sunset, having procured anothsr saddle
horse, came BY the residence Of Elder
SmOot. Trean Wa pacine 10 and fro In the
garden Of hewerS and shrubs tAat lAy be-
foro the house, now sssatAg . rsse, and
now lifting wstful syss with hope Of FL
ishard's coming. Clad IN ths soft and oling-
ing garb Of sorruw, she locked, indeed, SUI
perb. Elchard lifted M hat With thrill
Of pride and reverence, she locked - clear
and fair. In moment she had donned her
hat and vail, and they rode away toward the
mountains.
I'VE will have an hour to ourselves now,
darling" said Elchard, % they rode north
ward through the town. She gave him o
grateful look. Presently they passed tho
Prophets residence, large, square house
with q double porch encircling two Of its
broad sides, and crowned with stone bee-
hive. On its left another long building,
surrounded by high stonc wall, v,as joined
to 1t. This was tho Prophets harem, into
which he could pass from the main build
ing OF his pleasure. Over the door lay o
carved lion sneering at the world with
stony musgle, much as the master sneered
with stony heart, while across tho street .
fine residence for his favorite wife was
coming to completion, and just beyond the
Prophets dwelling = great gate, surmount-
ed by an iron eagle, entered the grounds.
Trean looked II it all with Q shudder To
her 1t was . polluted spot, the homo Of
tyranny and shame; here, from this house,
had come tho power which had crushed her
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Coronation Of Fred erjck.

BERLIN, March 27-The coronation of
Emperor Frederick and Empress Victoria
as King and Queen Of Prussia, is expected
to occur at Konigsburg in June.
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Rabbsr Klllad.

PHGNIx, ARIz., March 2.-Word reached
here to-day that the posse In pursuit Of the
murderers Of Superintendent Gribble, Of
the Vulture mine, and two companions had
overtaken one Of the robbers, killed him
and recovered bar Of bullion and Crib
ble's iewelry.
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William Dorshsimsr Dead.

New York, March 27.-Ex-L Lieutenant
Governor William Dorsheimer, the pub
Usher Of tho New York Star, died last
night at Savannah, Ga.
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vIelInIst Gees Crazy In Church.

NEW YoRK, March 2I.-Julius Bernstein,
violinist Of some note, became insane to-
day while rshearsing with the Cathedral
choir tor the Esstsr Sunday service. He
= now q Bellevue hospital The cause Of
Ne sn1den tneenity y untnewn.
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Crushed In the Rolls.

PITTSBURGH, March T.-John Hester, an
employe Of the National Tube Works, at
McKeesport, Pa, was caught in the rolls
and crushed to death.
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hand was on the soft throat and the first
wild scream ended in gurgle, o block of
wood was forced into tho mouth, blanket
thrown over the head and form, the hands
and feet tied, q buggy driven out of tho
shadows, the figure lifted in, and oil melted
away into the darknesa.
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SIMON ALLEMAN, a weIl.known farmer
near Wooster, died recently, and after the
undertaken had embalmed the remains a
quantity of tho embalming fluid was care
lessly thrown into a bucket containing
slop. The slop was fed to eight hegs, and
caused the death of all Of them.
Ex-MAYoR MEANS, Of Cincinnati, was
seriously i'll at his country residence at
Yellow Springs ON the 23l.
JEROME WARKLE, a burglar, was SEN
fenced to seven years in the penitentiary
from New Philadelphia.
AT the time Of the rescue of McMunn at
Eavenna, the Governor was authorized to
offer o reward of Is, 900 for the arrest and
conviction Of the murderers Of Captain
Hoehn and the assailants Of Detective
Hulligan. When Blinky Morgan and Rob-
inson shall have passed beyond this vale Of
tears $4,000 will be due. The House the
other afternoon adopted resolution to
meet its obligation as soon as the murder
ers arc executed.
BIaAMIsr CHAPLIN, who was captured at
amy, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
two years In the penitentiary.
ALLEN G. SPRANKLE has been appointed
and taken charge of the post-oface at Mil
lersburg.
In the Republican Convention Of the
Eighth District at Springfield, General
Kennedy was renominated for Congress.
HENRY MoRaANTHALER, IN old and we'll
known citizen OF Marion, died the other
morning at the age OF sixty-six years. Mr..
Morganthaler was seriously injured by q
runaway team few days before, and, In
his feeble health, his injuries resulted "a
tally.
Tma city council of Newark has taken
the initiative steps toward securing the
construction Of an electric railway in the
city. e,,.,,-
MARION euAvyER, . prominent cltisen oi
Van Vert had leg crushsd by loco
I notiyss snd apputatiQu was perforns4
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SARDINE ToAsr.-Take somc sardines,
divide them lengthwise, remove the bones,
tails. and skin; put them into t11e oven b.
tween two plates, with little of ths oil
from the tin, and lot them get quitS hot.
Cut somc thin strips of bread tie length Of
the sardiness Try than In butter, end serve
With helf asrdina On eaoh pisee; "a 3
epeii6iig e eeYonAa eaA salk an1 lastly,
= slee = 49, lleA esvve vesy ~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-06-28
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
The Finest and Most Conven.
lent Place on Wood River
For Sale,

A RANCH, situated just above Deer Creek.
Wood River. Is offered for sale at great sacrifice.
1t consists Of l60 acres-12o acres we'll timbered.
10 acres natural meadow yielding two tons to the
acre. 20 acres Of choice upland, and 10 acres Of
rich bottom land under cultivation. There is also
fine two-acre TROUT POND fed by . natural
spring which never overhows and never freezes
over. Good WATER privileges, more than ample
for the whole ranch. 60 with it. The river forms
the western boundary, and good, lawful FENCES
enclose the whole ranch.
Also. 40 HENS with good chicken-house;
Also, II head of rOCK CATTLE-4 cows 2
two-yesr olds. 4 yesrlings. and calvesD
Also, a good pair Of BOB-SLEDS made this
winter. WAGON, PLOW, HARROW, SHOVEL
PLOW-in fact all the TOOLS required for such
= ranch;
Also, two COOK STOVES and one HEATING
STOVE and all the FURNITURE and HOUSE
HOLD GOODS. excepting clothing. in the house
Also, the story and a half 16x24-foot hewn LOG
HOUSE. LOG STABLES with plenty of stable
room! and GOOD CORRAL:
Also. MINING CLAIM situated about az
miles east Of the ranch showing big ledge alive
with galens and carbonates;
Also, new DWELLING-HOUsEo Of four rooms
with stable room for six head of horses, and LOT
Sox120, fenced Warranty deed;
Also. 30 cords WOOD.
For further particulars apply at
TIMES OFFICE.
Haley, Idaho.
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ALIAS SUMMONS.
TLRR'ToRY OF IDAHO,
Glnl fN Df Alfnnur SIS .

TERRITORY OF IDAHo)
Coul ty Of Alturas. ss'
In the Probate Court of Alturas county, Idaho
Territory.
Michael Hennessy, Plaintiff, vs. Henry Fsrnen.
Defendant.
To HENRY FAnSEN:
~ In the name Of the People of the United
States in the Territory of Idaho:
You are hereby notified rkat there is now on file
IN the ONCE OF the Probate Court of the County of
Alturas, in the Terr tory of Idaho the complaint
OF Mlcnael Hennessy demanding of YOU Three
Hundred and Fifteen Dollars and costs of suit
mining claim named Hidden Treasure situate in
Little Smoky Mining District, said county and
Territory, sold by plaint fl to you defendant for
the said sum OF 1915 in September, A. D. 1886 as
fully appears by complaint on file herein a copy
OF which is herewith served.
ANA that unless You appear and answer to said
complaint at my Office in HALEY, Idaho Territory
within ten days lexcusiv. Of the day of seryicel
after the service on you of this summons-if
served within this county; if served out of
this county, bnt in this district, within twenty
days; other wise, within forty days-or Judgment
ny default viii be taken against you for the sum
OF Three Hundred and Fifteen Dollars (S3l5I
together with the costs of t.le suit.
In testimony whereof, l, T.. B. Lennon
Probate Judge, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of said court
lsEALl ut HALEY, Idaho. this 7th day of May
E.. LENNON,
m3l Probate Judge and ex Oficio Clerk.
8runer, Parsons Bruner, Att'ys for Plaintiff.