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rhr nepn6llea Dnmagsd.

MoNTEviDEo, Sept 22.-phe report
that tue Republics, flagship o. the
rebel Iquadron, was Topulsed In ngnt
at Santos Ia confirmed. COnhiJoranle
damage was sustained by the flagship
Tho government 81 nov engaged IA
Strengthening ths iofts iu Santos aud
Rio Gmnio CITY to be ready i0f iFtth
nllnnEa.
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cIeveIan.l a nlmetnIII.L

New YORIi, Sept. 22.-President
Clovelpnd has taken occasion to Geny
that he IN monometallist and TO de-
clare that he 10 in favor OF the utnli'
cation OF silver 40 iar aH 1t can possibly
ho done with safety In sound currency.
This statement regarding tine Presi-
dents position was made by Governor
Thomas j. JonOs, Of Alabama.
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BosroN, Sept. 22.-Thomas o. Rich.
ardsou, formerly u the firm uf Rich
nrdson & Dennio, woll.known leather
dcalsfs, and for years n prominent
member Of the Fif6t church IN Mai.
borough street, r. wanted by the
police. He Ia charged with having,
ty mems Of hlso protcusss, from ono
arm alone obtained the tum OF Sl75,.
ann
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Ihc I,es.aoperis watch.

CHICAGO, Sept 20. - Tho Ives.
Roberts match ended In ROberis's
favor, no scoring 1915, while Ives
made 1000. The totals TO date are:
Ives, 61Ol; Roberts, 47G5. Ives's aver.
age for the day, li.7l; Robsrts's, 1874.
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CHICAGO, Sept. Cdr Washington
Gladd-n wns the principal speaker NJ
the parliament Of religions today.
"Religion and Wealth" was the sub
jeut. Professor Philip Schnti, Rev.
Joseph Cook and Judge Hanna, Of
Boston, were among the other speak
era,
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situation n, i,oauoaEc.

RoANOAI,E, Va, sept, % The in.
teuee excituntnt Of the c.tl2eua over
the unfortunate occurrences OF the lat
fow days has sublidrd anu the city h.
now quiet. Tho lAst Of the victims 81
bloady niiray have been buSisdAnd the
wouuled, with the exception OF two,
Will recover.
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NEW YuKIl, Sept. 22.-rhe foreign
banking housed will not admit that
there Is any chance Of the immediate
export Of golj, but other persons say
II the rate Of exchange continues TO
advance the possibility OF expectations
will very quickly become "A certainty.
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CLOTHING.
Take our Advice aud september and
October WIN TO on Record to Yoir
Benohtin our CLorluSu DEPT.

$4,000 worth OF NEW FAR. Ct,rutyo
Just received. bought at 20 nor conc los,
thhh cost ~ making. We will sell Won
ihoso goods "a the sumo uFica. SALE Lake
merchants paid Tor them We can sayo
you their profit.
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WAsuNuIOS, Sept. 22.-The an
nual report OF Superintendent Robert
4. Porter Of the census bureau was
6nbmilted 10 the secretary OF the in
terior today. The disbursements OF
the bureau during last yenr amounted
90 80, 43s,5s2. Eight regular bulletins
were isaued and li,6lO pages Of matter
relating 20 the census printed. The
special report OF irrigation was com.
plelsd. The total number OF mortgages
Ia the United States is shown to bs
4 npa. AGl.
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MEFS UNDERWEAR.

Mons shirts aud drawers llc each.
llupcld lined ThIris and drawers So .r
each.
Camel, heir shirts and drawori, $500
garment, SLID suie
We are mo sal, Lake agent, Tor ID.
Jugou Sanitary Wooden systum Co., thy
hust underwear and night shirts made.
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TIH rLArE rRopuorIoN.

WAsmSGToN, ID. O., Sept. 22.-It Is
expected the treasury department viii
MAKE public Ia n isw days the tin
plate report for the fiscal year ended
June Both. The result by the new
rule, counting only plate both made
and dipped Ia the United States, at
cBriing to the recent ruling OF becre-
taTy Carlisle, shows that the Amerl-
eau production Is considerably short OF
the amount required by the Mckinley
law to keep tbs duty IN force after Or-
tobOT /, 1897.
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iG Remember wu no. only carry
Millinery We have 10 departments, hence
Wo can ana We arc going 10 unloth
Millinery 40 per cent less than you can
uud It iu Sal. Lake.
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MELBOURNE, Sept 22.-rho Assem-
bly, passed bill doubling the duties
on sugar.
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KILL OBSERVATORY, Sept. 22.-M.
Charlie VI Nice hus uito1vefod a new
planet Of the eleventh magnitude.
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- uErAEFs hustNEs- EXCHANGE lsg
- cl.t llIHt South, Hd1ctjiscs fUr actual
Nhnt llat may De- Investigated by our mem.
ltia hu1la HWaYs Uupn ESQ promises or
guarantee 90 obtain trra made. a larger
plumber OF GOOD paying positions tban ever be-.
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ADVERSE TO ALLEN.

wAHftNurON, Sept. 22.--There was
considerable talk on the floor Of the
Senate regarding tho appointment OF
J. Van Allen, 10 DO embassaior TO
Italy, and while tho appointment has
not been before the Senate sufficient
length Of tlmo 10 permit a thorough
canvass Of lts tituess, the sentiment 40
far developed Ia certainly adverse to
Allen, anu II has become evident that
his confirmation will 10 quite strongly
opposed.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE AT A sACRiFICE-
II agSroom furnished house, centrally 10.
Gated clearing N0oger month POOR health
block
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AINa Eons, ON g,p sIUEEr GROOM
- bI.aE house, city water etc. tAsY
Lnrul. lI--L.
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GutrhHpr uU.tNt-s EXCHANGE -
- ihof'guauncI umplnyo sImodium 90 meet
lfr demand ut responsible and practical EUn.
cfal dnueHtIe servants. 1uU moot HYaiCmHur
mclhol Co., VOC 10 iuycftrato past records
lai c' feel 40 homo. us experienced ladies are
phone 90, ur rAil % l'it cHt First south.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

L UCKY BILL MINING COMPANY,
- Principal place OF business PARK City,
Utah; location 81 mine. snake Creek Mining
District, Waantch county, Utah. Notice %
hereby given, that at meeting OF the hoard uf
Trustees OF the Luc lill Mining Company,
be- q on tue SIN day Of August, 1886 an assess
mcnt $50, OF cents por share was levied
ON tho capital stock NJ tho corporation, pay
ahlo 10 Tho secretary within 30 days from
above date, NJ salt Lake City, uthh, ANY
stock upon which this useossment remains un.
PAID on tho lith day ~ b september, 1855, will be
delinquent and advertised Tor sale, and unlesa
payment Is made before, will be sod at public
aut0n on the 2ird dAy OF october, 1893, at 40
O'CLOCK n. M az room No. ln Constitution
building, salt Lake City, Utah, TO pay uUin.
uuont assessments, together with costs Of
alyerlising aud expense NJ sale. Assessments
may be o. "a ht tho lnh Commercial and
SAVINGS Gauk, salt Lake civ, Utah.
". j. lilatO s, secretary,
UcHidpurs. BuuOn's Court, 2nd south, bet
and and nd McstsL, SAT- Lake city. Utah.
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"A Altering and iicuiiuuE. Second hand
c'nihiuE bought sold aud exchanged. %
Last, second Uutu street.
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We are tho inaugum,or, OF Monday
Special Stius.
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MEMS FALL ovtBcoArlNas.

Howard Caysiw,rs. brown. mixed
meltons, fancy lntd Black Nonitians
lll-wuol; sold elsewhere a. SthOU, only
$1,000.
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INln~EuLAss bHiyiNG AND SADDLE
~ hor.cs at .. s. g. staties $50 South Main
street low prizes.
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uesldoncs. Burton's Court, 2hd south. bet
md unl M Mn.thL. suIL I.akn NLiy. uIah.


NY ORDER or TllE BOiRp or
ID Tru.teus ~ the Lucky mn
aiioing Company. mHdo this day, the time Tor
declaring tue stock delinquent b. extended ~
inc IAN day OF october. l-ll, and u payment
II NOT made before, Will bH sold on the 9Th dAy
IL Noycmbor, 1888, ut 10 O'CLOCK u W., 40 room
No. 3Ii Constitution liulIdlus, SAT- labo Clty,
utah, 10 pay doluquehl Ass,t7nthA, together
", J. huKruS,
Secretary.
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HEAVY WINTER oyescoArlNus.

Fine v.cor MA. o,orcon,lng, at
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MONEY BROKERS.

~ luU WISH no uJEgUW MONEY,
| Ctll ON SAIL LAKE. VALLEY LuAS
4 TRUST COMPANY, ~ east, fIrst south
street
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PERSONAL.

NTRs. q. T. STEIN mas OrENIn
wi hcr provmasug parlsfa at rooms 81
aud on CunHtltuuon huudlng.
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NV ANIEu-ttEI iAUsE Nuuk kEErtW.
" bnainrHs chance operator, salesman fuf
rlnutnF lnusr, renting solicitor. men 60 rrVfg
sons patent medicine trm. man Tor IHHttHr. 70
Wafuod tr1uatCr, bread amt cake BAKER.
5000 'oiauuu, baker Tor parHfuirfH ,u1 rarls
ihl ruuIif'dl. an advertising solicitor pHrtIHs
ulhr' -ait Lake Exchange bureau. % D.. 4nd
south Street
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NNAsuiNG AT HOME, UN rOOR
w woman. Leave your address nt ihi8
nice.
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( 1AlrESr. Us WANTED an SALT
y Lake Exchange bureau, 20 b. gnd south
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etHLrAups. TIM ORIGINAL. the ONLY
- refund aud contract bureau in tho Wet
Employing we'll iuuwu riuIous 90 canvass
huHlur.H lulfCH daily 90 Obtain positions Tor
Headquarters Hi eat, fiut south. Iclc.
phone BOB.
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WANTED LADY MANAGERS Won
W ogden. Provo ana logan. dining room
gus, ciiWNprn ltiH. three lIy cauyaaH0rs,
lvn Ma..t uHtofH. apprentice Cor dI.HsuhfDr.
o. 'AlN rHt'nrr WITH 500 .H euro wIuuofl have
lNt'tt 700 otrfm guul d1mUHuca. % aultiera
W lhm. mAeling. Particular. .Alt takc BIKE
chanec bureau. ladies' department, 90 D.. aud
south rtu Ul
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FOR RENT.

Uusk ut AiNE HUOM.. -UMNEu
I l kitchen and cellar. one black from car
water Apply 10 A. liocsley. Callers Muslc
paluru.
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nttluE MANAGER $50 CAPITAL. To
~ be associated 600 900 o'd established city
lfW, salary aud percentage Two rHurUuUu.
ilNhic family ErutrapurpuHr MAN. UakUTy.
L1ker, ilntcI Manager, hrHttuuut NauI.sf
ihut1EUrh NlIfsutu. nIl. Foster with HIIu
nue. Twenty Vuauyncu, Twenty paVru
l'ucs Makvrs, iWOutt rloNg|rfs. $40. Mpr
hlnis, Mercantile AsaociyuUu solicitor and
a number Of other good orders ouUu ut
gated d. o. Do suWh. Telephone 500
HOUSES. uftlDEs. sIuIlE-. ItIs-ur 10
1 rooms wanted Cor responsible Hnn mere
mnurnt tenants Ladies uut gentlemen. lIIar.
ntd AMI single, Tor hsh. hnuatpsumg. 90.
leave directions DO eupuHui'a IoaHIuafi,fs.
~ y lHt south. Telephone Boz.
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TEA, COFrEE. SPICES AM I\rRArr
faIcsucu. uItu aud wife, tu irIfu.
THROUGH th1 Paddle NDrtlWtHt. with UBIl
tus,t ms, Hotel baker Ht slcpIrla. Is. b.
lst soHu. Telephone s0a
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WANTED.

4 lady AGENr IN ENEhT COrSTY
"A and town in ttah. O. cell lu article %
mcf|t t1 ladies Good position aud good gay
iuI little wUrk. Address IhomaH NtrsinEcr,
'5 W. FIRST south. salt lske Uity. Utah.
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GROESBECK 4 ROSE


ENEEAL AGENTS FoE TuE COLUMBIA
~ buidiHg and Loan Association. Loans
mooney Ats per cent Look thls up % sou need
money or want home,
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-03

organs refused at all times TO publish all
the facts.
What was the occasion Of the Cover
nor calling out the militisH About the
18th day Of February, 1893, there was
gathered 10 and around the capitol the
hoodlum element of this and other cities
Of the state, making all manner Of
threats, and in many cases going 80 far
as to threaten to tear down the capitol
building sad kill the governor and other
state officers. In fact, they threatened
prised on learning that the members OF
with such request, and then, and not un-
til then did the governor call out the
militia Of the state TO protect its prop
erty and its off ,ers and citizens.
There are three departments OF gov
eminent, the executive, legislative and
judicial, one equal with the other, and
neither to interfere with the other in its
duties; and the only ones to do with the
legislature were tho governor and the
senate. After being thoroughly informed
Of the facts relating to the election Of
members, the governor and senate each
recognized the Dunsmors house, believ
ing it to be the legal and constitutional
body. Then the republicans raised a
to destroy the entire number Of Popu
lists IN and about such building and set
up a provisional government. 1t was
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-03

his name lie on the ballot or not, bv torit-
ing his name under the name Ofths office
to Which you desire his election, and also
By making cross before his name. Should
you write in his name and neglect 10
place q Cross mark before it your vote
will not be counted for that person nor
will your vote be counted for any person
for that Office under those circumstances.
But this error will not cause your whole
ticket to be thrown out or prevent your
vote for other candidates being counted
where you have made the cross mark be.
fore the name properly.
In case you vote for candidate whose
name is not printed where you desire 1t,
your ballot will appear like this:
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-03

you will find square, thus: make
mark thus, X, in the square, 81 the left Of
the names Of the persons you desire to
vote for, (or write the names in the blank
spaces, making a mark thus, X, at the
left OF such nsmes.) Your ballot will be
counted only for the names marked. In
voting for a "public measure" make q
mark thus, Y, in the square at the left Of
the answer you want to give. Do not
mark your ballot in any other way ex-
cept as indicated above. Before leaving
the booth, fold the ballot so as to con
ceal all names and marks en- the face OF
the ballot, leaving in view the printed
fling and initials OF the judge Of cleo
ton Endorsed on the outside. Leave the
booth and hand your ballot to the Judge
in charge OF the ballot box, and leave
the iDclosed space without delay.
OTHER INSTRUCTIONS.
You shall not remain in the inclosed
space longer than 10 minutes; nor IN a
booth longer than five minutes, il other
voters are waiting. You will not be al
lowed to take ballot from the polling
place before the close OF the election,
nor to vote any ballot except the one re-
ceived from the judge. II you spoil q
ballot in preparing it you must return
it and get another. II you decide not To
vote, return your ballot and retire from
the inclossd space.
DO not erase any name on the ballot.
You can vote for any person whether
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-03

then that the governor sent for Sheriff
Wilkerson, OF Shawnee county, who
came to the Office Of the governor, and
there, in the presence Of four or five per-
SONS, the governor requested the sheriff
to furnish him thirty or forty deputies
to protect the property and the lives Of
the citizens Of the state. Mr.. Wilkerson
declined, stating that he would take no
part in this squsbble; that he would
neither take the side OF the Dunsmore or
the Douglass house, and that he would
have nothing TO do 10 any way with this
controversy or trouble. In the evening
Of the same day, the governor again re-
quested Mr. Wilkerson in writing to
furnish him some thirty or forty men to
protect the property Of the state, as well
as the officers and citizens. Mr.. Wilker-
son again refused, in writing, 10 comply
mob, taking many OF the thugs and
toughs from Kansas City and St.
Joseph, No, and from many Of our own
cities and villages, who appeared to the
number of from 5000 to 10000, and
threatened to destroy the property OF
the state, as we'll as its off ,ers. They
kept up such threats until the supreme
court took upon itself the authority TO
decide for the houses which Was entitled
10 the organization. The republicans
would not submit to the decision Of the
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-03

senate and governor, the only other
branches Of government having to do
with such house. What did the Popu-
lists do when the supreme court took
upon itself, and did, by a msjority de-
cision, decide in favor Of the Douglas
house? Did the Populists raise mob
and threaten to destroy the property OF
the state or any officers or members OF
the republican house or any other per-
SOM o no; the POpulists said: ave
know the supreme court srrogsted to
itself rights which the constitution
does not give it, but rather than have q
conflict OF arms or resort to harsh means,
we will submit to that unjust partisan
ruling and 90 back TO the people who
are or ought to be the rulers, and thus
save the state from being drenched In
bloUd, as the anarchists who comprised
the mob raised at republican call for
that purpose desired" Now, who are
the anarchists and revolutionistsi The
republicans who gathered that armed
mob to overthrow the government OF the
people and kill its officers, or the Popu-
lists who, knowing they wers right, sub
mitted to the usurpstion of their fairly
won victory rather than harm single
hair Of the most lnsolent and vicious re-
publican members Of the mob there as
ssmblsd? FRED j. Close.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-03
For Shsr;t.
N. O. SOX.
II John K. Jones.

DO not mark more than one name for any
one office. Neither name will be counted
where two are marked for the same
Office.
You can make the mark before the
names OF candidates you wish to vote for,
either with lead pencil or-with ink.
Wishing TO vote on an amendment, or
other proposition place your X mark to
the left Of the word YES" or the word
"NO;" or il these words are not used, TO
the left Of the stated proposition for
which you wish TO vota
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-03
HOW TO VOTE.

The accompanying plate gives cor,
rect illustration Of your county ballot,
excepting that these fictitious names
will be replaced by those Of your candi-
dates, and there may be on your ballot
other columns representing the demo
cratic, prohibition and whatever other
parties may have legally placed tickets
in the field. The party tickets must be
in parallel columns and divided by q
distinct line.
Rslow each candidates name must be
line across the column, and below that
vacant space in which to write a name
if the voter desires. See that your
officials have prepared the proper form OF
ballot.
TO OBTAIN BALLOT.
After giving your name and residence,
il you are voter, you will receive bal.
lot from one Of the judges. with his mi.
tisls endorsed thereon. Retire at once,
alone, into a vacant voting booth to pre-.
pare your ballot. You will find printed
on the ballot, in columns side by side, al
the candidates Of all the parties to b.
voted for at that election. At the top Of
each column you will find the name o.
each party ticket" or list Of candidates
as Peoples party" republican" "dsm
ocratic," prohibition" etc.
TO PREPARE YOUR BALLOT.
To the left Of each name on the ballot
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-03

propose to go on the stump and de-
fend the s. per cent. of their party in
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-03

pended without notice and thousands
OF pensioners have been dropped from
Tue roilS,-ItiS Claimed That an adm.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-03

who were surprised themS elves to re-
ceive it. Whether this plan is the
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-03
REPUBLICAN,,

Electors will make a cross-mark,
thus OK in the square at the left
Of the name of the candidate for
whom they wish to vote.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-03
PEOPLES PARTY,

Electors will make a cross.mark,
thus OK in the square at the left
of the name of the candidate for
whom they wish to vote.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-03

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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-03

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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-02
A Proposition to You.

Af'er using Climax OIL for any pain
if it docs no, give perfect Satisfaction
return the bottle and you can get
your money back, We know what it
will do. Don't try any other Sold
by all druggists.
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TuE STATE oFuExAs.

10 the SherIU or Any tOut table OF MCl.et nan
Yon are h, r. by comm andef to sun IN IN j +.
Or, by making pu, cat on this 81 alton n
some newspaper ubl.hed IN McL-nnsn
Coui ", Tex r. u 4. II appear before the
nornblc DIsirirt COAT fhcI.cunHu GU ~.
Selas tie rex RS uiar term thereof. [. he
bel IN the Co ri Hon e IN the ba, -nrnt OF he
PrOvidr hui ding III tie cay oil Waco on tn,
,ber- to ans er The rls,ntin'- eli Ion ii ed in
Il ait # taid couri on the 1T in 81 - pt-mber
\ ID o3, wherein II. Paine X Co, m
comrosen OF II. a tLn", II II 'na''m, David
da rnnn a." ilni t n'e audJ. =. Or pr aud
the hr;u OF Is X. Russell %to comro ed ~ j..
" Ga, rnlth l. " a. hitna Rus-
re me DESCENDANTS File No. Of suit bang
The N tur- u the Ils'Ltin's dem nj is as
fol uwh to-wlt:
7 roe noes aed sert"nber 18TH, $50 eve
on ed by j =. ra.spa alb top a. H. n toll
On or before AuRnst /, 1902 ant $500 CT g.
TO- Jan hry D. 1893 Each Java ie ht Waco,
cx and bent x int r.. 1T 10 ,''r "e /. per
mum oni ifnot taii ut ma.uritv - or cent
II for torecio ur- OF oh tie IN rtpase one
| L.. horhe power Cra,Iiob Irac Ion Engiue
butt ana manufacture hy d. Pl'' x Co, OF
en"nt. ''niO. NJ which sal "ng'nr mas this
soid u nii ctas. by n'a'n,iGs H. IL "leo al
|. red by plAirtih's thut Il Il Kus-. II 4 90 r.
tnmed 10 pay said ties ami converted laid
engine.
Iercin fail not and We You then an, thers
this writ with your 81 dorsrment ~ ercon show
ing 0w You lnv executed thes
49, Given un Ter my hand hnf seal OF
sad court Otiicrin tn ty OF
l.. Waco, this tn" I day Il Sc, tenn
be-. A. ID l'9s,,
Clerk D.ttrilt Court. McLenna" county.
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