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1 M a
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The flesh tints are perfect, and the eyes follow
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Those who subscribe for Demorest's Family
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Louisiana at the Worlds Fair.

For several months past Mr.. j. Curtis
waldo has been preparing IA book,
Inc Confederate Souvenir" which
VIII contain sketches, portraits and
other interesting matter. The souve-
mr. Will soon be completed, and will he
by q book on the agricultural.
manufacturing and commercial advan.
Gages OF Louisiana, to be distributed at
the Worlds fair. Mr.. Waldo has beet,
connected with the press of New Or
leans as "a journalist and publisher for
more than u quarter of Il century. and
Ia widely known rs an able. pleasing
aud fluent writer.
In relation to his work on Louisiana,
Mr. Waldo has received the following
letter of approval from the Worlds
Columbian Association of Louisiana:
New ORLEANS, Jan. 9, 1893.
Mr.. j. Curtis Waldo, New Orleans. La:
Dear Sir-Your work on Louisiana has our
hearty approval. We will eheerfully give
you any assistance we can, both in gathering
the information and in distributing the books.
With your experience as a writer and your
familiarity with the subjects to be treated
We have no doubt that your work will accom-
RNSA LAuSu ROVh. "lSulUS yuu SttGGEE5, We
are, yours truly. A. A. WOODS, President.
He has received similar letters froln
d. d. Colcock, secretary of the Louisi,
ana Sugar and Rice Exchange !; Chas.
E. Dirmeyer, secretary Mechanics,
Dealers and Lumbermen's Exchange
Rob't Bleakley, secretary New Orleans
Chamber of Commerce ; Heary Fl
Smith, secretary New Orleans Board oil
Trade; A. A. Brinsmade, secretary
New Orleans Stock Exchange. and 9th,
ers.
A thorough write up of the State will
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Arrangements can be made to have
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Waldo, publisher, 152 Common street
New Orleans. Let action be taken a.
once. Such a book requires time t.
arrange properly, and by promptness
in sending their orders, our people will
greatly facilitate the enterprise.
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CEED RICE o SALE.

A limited quantity of "unmerchantable.
rice. red and mixed, perfectly sound, and the
hest and most economical feed, for horses
cows hogs, poultry, ETC., for sale cheap. AP
NV to F. L.. sandoz, Landry street, secone
block from railroad erossing-teorner grocery
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For SALE CHEAP CHEAP lone
thousand cords of wood at seven miles
from Opeloasas, on Courtableau.
H. +. Garland.
.JuIyS
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FASHIONABLE ~DRESSMAkING.

/ respectfully inform my patrons ana Tue
.nhlie mat / have secured the services oil ex-
perieneed and competent assistants, enaoilns
me to fill orders for anything IN my t'he ~
the latest fashionable styles, on short hoI'oe
and at reasonable prices, -
with thanks for the patronage bestowed
mon me 10 the past, l respectfully solicit +"
oantinuance Of the same in the future;
MRS. C. Unlisted,
noe . If Fashionable Dressmaker'
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Blank books, pens, ink, paper AMI
school supplies al RaiIey1s drugstore.
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DO YOU WANT TO ADOPT A BABY

Maybe you think this is a new business,
done before, however, but never have thosS
furnished been so near the original samplers
this one. Everyone will exclaim, :. We'll
that's the sweetest baby / ever saw Inls
little bI~ack-and-white engraving can give
you buta faint idea of the exquisite original,
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uTuiae.l Confederate Veterans
FOR SALE.

Large. size improved Mosler burglar ana
fire proof safe.
Apply at this office.
Dec. 10. 90.
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FRIENDLY wrrH HIS SOLDIERS.

Later in the wal he made himself
popular among the private soldiers by
mingiing with them when net on duty,
~conversing with them and lighting his
cigar at their camp fires, In this res
pect he resembled the officers of the
First Napoleon, who, having establish
ed this sympathy, knew how to use it
when striking their hardest blows.
The following is an incident in
point: While at C%entreville a private
soldier belonging to a company of cav
airy that served as the Generals body
guard enteFd Beauregard's apartment
aud began writing a letter, as he sup
posed, at the desk of one OF the clerks
Hearing a step behind him, he turned
and saw his chief enter. All at oue'
the truth flashed upon him that he wa
writing at the Generals desk, on thu
| Generals paper and with the General
pen. The -%.,Ee:isa ATTEMPTED to STAN
me- Ell an apology. bat none was nee
.-ssaty. Sit down and finish you
letter, my friend,'' said Beauregard
with Il good hnmered smile ; 'you ar
vety welcome. and car always com
in here when you wish to write"
It ]. wonder that such a commando
should be personally magnetic in bal
tie. rs WIS The case On the field OF th
Maa4ssas fight The Conftderai
battalions, broken to pieces, wei
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Immigration Convention.

TIE Governor has issued the following pro,
claIuatinu
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Jaly 8
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BEAUREGARD's COURTESY

of military etiquette had occured IN
our violating a flag of truce by intro
duciug certain articles into the fort.
Beauregard in a. polite letter expressed
his regret and we were supposed to be
very seriously %reproved. mention
the fact to illustrate the kindly feeling
that prevailed at the time on both
sides.
Another Incident likewise illustrates
this spirit of courtesy. When MAYOR
| Anderson surrendered, Lieut.. latter.
ward GENERALLY Jefferson c. Davis, oil
the Federal army, had "a young sister
at school in Charleston. He requested
me to obtain permission from General
BeauIegard to allow him to go up TO
the city and take her North In the
steamer which was to transfer the gar
rison to the United States Heet. Beau
regard, with that eve generous spur
which characterized him, Immediately
consented, but on further consideration
fearing that some indignity might De
inflicted upon the officer owing 60 tns
intense excitem ent that prevailed ~
authorized me to escort the young iauy
together with her school mistress
Mime. Bonnetheau, to the fort ana Sc
that she safely reached the pfotee's'l
care of her brother. This dsd, ano
was in the fort when it eva'saa6ed. !.
Many eolamus would ba requires :
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ENos ARNOLD,
ACsirnan t,f rI.,,.t,r,,.,
GEO. w. NEWTON,
Atty. for Assignee. Bismarck, N. d.
NOTICE. OF MORTGAIE SALE:


Default now EXISTING IN the payment Of three
coupon notes for $50 cacl! payable January,
respectively Owned by Phllo Fullerjs, and des.
.5tl. 1888, executed by Agnes Lambert mortgagor
to Bank 81 Mlnot mortgtgee, II recorded
liz tie office of the Register OF Deeds
eth, 1889, at . a; H., III Book "A' Of mortgages,
on page .i3i, and duly assigned to Philo Fuller,
by writing, dated September 18th, 1889, and
said Mclean county, September 18th, 1889, at I
u. m., in Book Of mortgages. on paye Az. bv
which DEFAULT, the power Of sale i'll said mortgage
nasbecome operative, and whereas it is provided
cured, that in deiault Of the payment of any in
te. est note, for ten days after due and payable,
SAID MORTGAGE OF its assignee, may declare the
due and payable, ana said assignee NOW owning
the s;tintD, having ueclared. and hereby declaI-
ing the whole sum secured by said mortgage to
under Inc SUN of sJs9.l3, and no action or pro-
ceedlnys vt law, or otherwise having been III
recover said ueDt OF any part thereof. .
Notice Is hereby giyea, mat said mortgage will
in, viz: The southeast quarters e ~, OF section
twenty two l22) In township one hundred and
forty-iOur VA, north Of range eighty (sO), west
OF the 8 p. ILL.,, containing 100 acres more or less
according to the. I. S.s.sllrvey, and all in Mclean
county. North Dakota. will be sold at public
to the highest bidder for cash, to pay
,llated in said mortgage, and taxes paid
allowed by law, which sale will he made by Che
sheriff OF said Mclean county at the front door
the lst day. Ut August 1899, at 10 O'clock u. NJ. Aud
subject to redemption as pr0vtdcr by law.
Dated June IL, 1888.
PHI1o FULLER, ~
Assignee Of Mortgage. Z
GEO. ". NEWTON,
Atty. TOR Assignee, bismarck, =. u,
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGES SALE.

Whereas default has been made in the condi.
tions of Il certain mortgage made by John Fin
laJsol. moitgagor. to Johnston Wagner, mort
g;tsec, u;tct .,Ovelnner 9Lh 1887, and uuly re-
cordc, in tine Office OF the register OF deeds with.
III and for Mclean county, State Of North Daku-
til tt!lcn Territory OF Dak0ta) on November 18th,
1887, In Book A3 of mortgage deeds. on pages iDS
and 100. stirn dtfault consisting in the failure to
pay the principal and interest Dire upon said
mortgage December list 1888. and whereas said
mortgage secured the payment OF the sum OF
three hundred dollars together with ten per cent
per annllm Interest thereon from November 18th
1887, nntililllly paid. and whereas tierei is claimed
to be due and in default, and there Is due and in
default upon said no. tgat e. ut tile date OF this
notice, the sum ofthrcc hundred dollars principal
and one hundred and tnirty-Six dollars
interest amounting in all to the sum II
four hundred and thirty-six dollars,
Now therefore by virtue of the power of sale con
TIMED in said mortgage and the default aforesaid
notice is hereby given that the mOrtxaged prcln-
ises, to-wit: The northwest quarter Of section
nnlEber twcntyeigilt (2S) III township one hun
dled and forty seven (l47' north of range number
eighty three 1881 west. will be sold at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash, nc the fyOi.s
dnor OF tie court house in the town Of Washlurl
IN the county of Mclean. state of North l. :,kOt;,
upon the LIST day of August lS93. at the hour OF
ten O'Clock N the forenoon Of said day, by tnc
sheriff of said county Of Mclean.
ljutcu June 18th. 1893
JOHNSTON WAGNER, Mortgagee.
BALL& WATSON, FgrgO, n. ID.
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Whereas default exists in terms of IL mortgage
Gated March 1st, 1859, made by Oiuf August
Olson and Clara Olson, his wife, nIGftlngOr, to
the Mortgage Sank and lnvrstlncn, Company Of
largo, y. d., MORTGAGE, mortgas,ing the north
east quarter Of section numbered ten in town
ship one hundred forty-fc,r north, iaLge eighty
four west in Mclean county, North Dakota,
which said mortgage WAS assigned To Asa w.
kcnnev. the said mortgage and assignments lsav-
ing been recorded in the office of the register of
deeds in said county. There is due and payable
according to the terms of said mortgage the sum
Of $i5s.94 and taxes; ana no action or proceed
ing at law having been m;lhe TO collect said
notice Is hereby given that the said mortgage
will be forcclosed by a sale of sale premises at
the front door of the court house ut WaSllburn,
i'll Mclean county. y. d., on the 9TH day OF Au.
gust, 1873. at 2 O'Clock y. III.
Dated june IL, 1888.
ASA W. KENNEY. Assignee.
JOHN w. MAHEK, Atty for Assignee,
Devils Lake, ". H..
The above sal" is hereby postponed unlil aug.
~, 1893, at same place and time.
JAMES HEATH, Sheriff.
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Whereas default exists in terms of Il mortgage

Whereas default exists in terms Of mortgage
dated April 4ti!, 1889, matte by Peter Stewart and
Jane Stewart. his wife, mrrtgagors, 10 the Bank
"f Minot Of .Minot, ont I.akot:l, mortgagee,
mortgaging the north half Of the southeast quar-
ter, ana Tie north half Of the southwest quarter,
Of section fourteen, township one hundred forty
four Mort, range eiglty-thlee west. in Mclean
county, North Dakota. which said mortgage was
and assignment having bee recorded In the office
Nf the register of deeds in said county; there is
due and payable according to the terms of said
mortgage the sun of S7i2.W and taxes; and no
action or proceeding ;tl law having been made to
therefore notice. Is hereby given that tic said
mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale Of said
premises ut t,it front door of the court house ut
WashbMrn, liz Mclean county. N. d., on the 5tn
day of August 1898, at . O'Clock p. III.
Dated June is, 1888.
A. ". KENNEDY Assignee.
JOHN w. MAHEl;. Atty for Assignee.
42ej Devils Lake MI.
The above sale is hereby postponed until Aug.
IL, 1899, at same place and time.
JAMES HEATH, Sheriff.
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Whereas default exists in terms of q mortgage
dated June 9TH, 1889, made 10y John Stoke and
May Stoke. his wife, lnortgngOrs, to the Mort
gage Bank and Investment Comrany Of Fargo,
\. r., MORTGAGE, mortgaging ting north east
quarter os section numbered ti.irty-four. in town
ship one hundred forty-gve north, range eighty
one west, in Mclean county. North Dakota,
which said mortgage Was assigned to Asa w.
kcnLcy the the said mortgage and assignment
having been recorded in the office Of the register
OF deeds in said Mclean county; there is due
and payable according to the terms Gf said mort
gage the sum of 1886. SO and taxes: AND no action
OF proceedings ut law having made to collect said
m n"'irS : l, "rD5 or ria ;'ay t Hiut t %dner sa;l me1t,1,gc
vii! b" t2rrclosod by a sale of said premises at
IN" !" mt door OF the court house at Wisilb,rn,
ANtu,t tsa3, ut . O'Clock y. III.
Ii,.t ,,lne Is, 1923.
Asa w. kENNEY, Assignee.
JoMN w. MAHEL, Atty for Assignee,
Devils Lake n. d..
The above sale Is hereby postponed until Aug.
IL, 1893, ut same place and time.
JAMES HEATH, Sheriff.
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GEO. W. NEWTON.
Attorney for Assignee, Bismarck, n. ID.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGESA SALE.

Default nOW,c$lstiDg III 1.-THE payment Ofthrec III.
terest coupon note Tor $2D.2.j each, payable Feb.
rl.ary LIST, 1882, August LIST lSG-, ami february LIST
1883, respectively ploW owned by lin0s Arnulu,,
described III the condition of !; mortgage, dated,
lenrll;IiY. LIST 1881, executed ny Buracn Hecnte-
man and GiCel H%echteman, lnult.,agOrs to Bank
OF MilOt, nortg;ts,ce and recorded in tile Office
OF tile Register OF Deeds, of Mclean county,
North Dakota, February, 18th, 1ss9, at . a. M, IN
HOOK Of mortgage deeds on page a46 and
May 9TH 1889, and recorded in the Ullice of the
LEICESTER Of Deeds, Of said Mclean county, MAY
Iltil, 1881, at 8 Il. H., in look IA" of mortgages
ON page BIZ. by which default the owe OF sale
whereas it is provided in said mortgage, and
principal note, thereby secured that III default Of
the payment OF ANY interest note for ten Gays,
after due and payable, s;iu moltgagee or its as
sl.nte, may declare the whole sum secured by
Sal: Sal i @ ..,,G I t" be fully due and PAYABLE,
having dcclarct., and hereby declaring the
whole sum secured by said mortgage. to he fully
dhe and PAYABLE, now claims due Hereunder the
sum of SS.3O.25 and no acton or proceedings Mt
law, or otherwise having been Instituted 10 re.
cover SAM debt or any part thereof.
Notice Is hereby given that SAID mortgage will
be 1orccl0Sed and the premises described there
II VIZ: me no!th"tst quarter IN W a, OF Sec
three llisl north of range eighty (S) west and
containing 1GU acres more or less according 10
the U. :: survey, and all in Mclean county,
North Dakota, will he sold at public auction IL
interest and attorneys fee, stipulated in said
mortgage and taxes paid on said property, and
the costs and charges allowed by law, which sale
Will be made blythe Slierilf OF said Mclean county.
;tc ti.c front door Of the Court House. in said Nc
Lean county, Oh the LIST day OF August, 1893, at 10
O'Clock It: nj. And subject to redemption as pro-
ID Dated q june uml 1e, 1898.
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Attorneys for Mortgage.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

Default now existing in the payment of two
Interest coupon notes for $l7.S5 each and one
principal note for $I4G.25 payable December GIN,
1872, anu June 9TH, lS!lJ, respectively NOV owned
by limos ArnOldl and described in The condition
OF Il mortgage, dated June 9TH. 1883, executed by
James Stewart, mOrtgagOr. TO bank OF .M.inot
mOltsascr and recorded IN the Office Of register
OF dcctlS, OF Mclean county, North Dakota, June
l"tAL, 1888, ut 10 u. H.. in Book "A" OF mortgage
deeGS on Nage 60 and duly assigned to EnDs
Arnold by writing dated, july 18th, 1888, and
recorded in tie office of the register Of deeds OF
said Mclean county. August 18th, 1888, ut . am,
i'll Book of mort cages. on page III by when
default TIL" power of sale, in said mort gage has be-
come operative, said assignee now claims due
tllc:e.iniertlle sum OF $is4. GJ and no action or pro-
ceedinss ut law, or otherwise having been ill.,
%stitutt,i to recover said uebt, or any part thereof
Notice is hereby given thai said mortgage will
be fOreclOScd and the premises described therein,
viz: The southwest quarter Is, W. "a Of section
(l2) In township one hundred and fOIty-four u44)
north oi range tishty-tilree 1897 west Of the 5tll,
y. M, containing 100 acres more ar less accord
Ing To y. >. sl.r,ry, and all in Mclean county,
North Dakota, will be sold at public auction 10
tine highest hinder for cash to pay said sum and
interest, and attorneys fee, stipulated in said
mortgage and taxes paid Oh said property, and
the costs and charges allowed by law, which sale
will be made by the sheriff of said Mclean county.
ut the front door of the court house of said Nc
Lean comfy on the LIST, day OF August, 1888, at 10
O'Clock Il III. and subject to redemption as prOvid
cd by law.
Dated June 1G, 1S9s.
ENOS ARNOLD,
Assignee Of .AiUrrgagee.
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Whereas default exists in terms of !: mortgage
dated JUNG 24til, 1850, made by benjamin Rice
and Sarah |. Rice. his wife, mortgagors, to the
Mortgage Bank and Investment Company Of
argo, Nd. mortgagec. mnrt%asinE the north
west quarter OF section twenty-fOur. i'll township
.ne hundred and %forty-six north, range eighth
four west, in Mclean county. North Dakota,
which said mortgage was ASSiTiie0tO 4. W.. Ken
ncy. the said mortgage ANA assignment llav ng
been recorded in the office Of the register of
deeds IN said county: there is due and payable
according to Tie terms CT said mortgage the sum
OF $5I3.52 and taxes; and no action or proceeding
at law having been made to collect said mortgage
debt. or any part thereof; therefore notice is
hereby given that the said mortgage will be fore
closed ~ Il sale OF said premises al the front
door Of the court house ut Wasl!burN. Mclean
county, n. d., on the 9Th day Of August 1888, aI
9 O'Clock y. III.
Dated June 1S, 1893.
, hAA W. KESNEY. Assignee.
JOAN w. MAIIER Atty For Assignee,
Devils Lake y. d..
The above sale IS hereby postponed until Aug.
10, 1893, at same place and time.
JAMES HEATH, Sheriff.
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Whereas default exists in terms of a mortgage
dated August 18th, 1889, made by Luke l:skc* ami
Emma lISkcS, his wife, mortgagciH, to the Mort
gage Bank and Investment coIn!Hiny of Fargo,
y. p. mortgage, %moltHlging the southwest
quarter of section numbered two, in township
the hundred forty-six north. range cigilty-four
west, in Mclean county, North Dakota. Which
said mortgage was assigned to Asa w. KcIncy.
been recorded in the Office of the register Of
deeds in said county; there is due and payable
according to the terms Of said mortgage tn sun
Oi $45S.77 and taxes; and no action or proceeding
at taw having been made t%ocollect said mortgage
hy given Il tii,alt t the said morts;.se viii be- fors .
by Il sale of said premises at the front door of
the court house at W:silburn, Mclean county,
n. D., ON the 9Th day of August 1895, ut 2 o'clock
=. III.
Dated June Is, 1893.
ASA W. kENNEY. Assignee.
JOHN ". MAHER, Atty for Assignee.
4:ej Devils Lake Nd.
The above sale IS hereby postponed until Aug.
10, 1898, at same place and time.
JAMES HEATH, Sheriff.
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Whereas aefault EXISTS IN tcrms 81 = 1nn,t, a-

Whereas default exists in terms %? q mort. ago.
Gated jui.e 10th. 1889, made by J iit.n ~. VII.
liams and Hannah +. Williams. ~ Mi!c. mort
sagors to the Mortgage Bank aid Inv. s:mtLt
company, Of Fargo, n. d, morteasee..a.r~:H,
twelve, In township one hundred and torty-four,
lta! north of range cilEhty.io"r, go west, III Nc
Lean county, North Dakota, which said mort
rage was assigned to Asa W. Kcnncy, the said
mortgage and assignment having been recorded
in the Office of the Register OF Deeds, in said
county. There is due and payable according to
the terms of said maitgage, the sum of $5i9.79
and taxes. And no action or proceeding at law.
having been made to collect said mortgage debt.
or any part thereof. Therefore notice is hereby
given that the said mortgage will be forecl0sed
by Il sale of said premises, ut the front door Of
the Court House, at WaSlIbnrn, Mclean county.
N. NJ, on the 5tll day OF August, 1875, ut : O'Clock
y. III.
Dated june Is, 1895,
Asa w. KENNEY, Assignee.
JOIN W. MAnEk Atty for Assignee,
JEDI Devils Lake n. d..
The above sale IS hereby postponed until Aug.
~, 1893, at same place ana time.
JAMES HEATH, Sheriff.
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4aej L. $. NEAL, Register.
Notice of Contest-Timber-Cu Culture
U. S. Land Office at Bismarck, n. D.I

July ", 1898.
Complaint having been entered at tlls office
by Waiter II. L.ettoy against Charles 7. tirdgcll
for failure t. comply With law as to tilnber-cul-
northeast quarter of section 8, township LII,
rance 33, IN Mclean county. n. d.. with Il view
t"t.le cancellation of said entry; contestant lleg-
past abandoned said claim, and that priorto said
aban,lonmeiit claimant had failed to cultivate
SAID land AS rtlired ly law: that the said tract is
ties are hereby summoned to appear at the Office
Of !. II. Copeland. Il notary public within and for
!Mcleanc utnty. :. p.at Masliburn, Nd, ON the
2,thd;Ly OF Stp.alndcr, ]; %, at 9 O'Clock D. m., to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure. Hearing ut this office on oct. 8.
1>!EI ut . u. III. T.. S. NEAL. Reiristrr