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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
EDWARDS ARRESTD.
He IS Accused OF Robbing : ore At Eldorado
Sunday Nigh.

Sunday Nigh.
Chief of Police Cone yesterday received
q telegram from Eldorado instructlug him
to arrest Herbert Edwards. who was &C
cused IN the Justice court of robbing "A
store Of tAat place on Sunday night. The
warrant was received at II a. m. and at
p. IN. Arthur Edwards was confined in the
city calsboose awaiting the appearance OF
the officials of Butler county.
Ii seems that the store OF ". =. Lindsay
was entered sunday night and a mum Der
of articles taken therefrom. aud that sus-
I,Icion had fallen upon Bert Ed wards.
The prisoner was arrested according TO
instructions, but he claimed his innocence
of the burglary. He was turned over 10
the mar>ht Al OF Eldorado and VIII be taken
there this morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
Euphemism.

Little Dot-I hate that girl.
Mamma-You shouldn't say yo1 tate
anybody.
Little Dot-Huh. She isn't anybody.
Mamma-You shouldn't say hate.
Little Dot dislike her, then.
Mamma - That's better, but
wouldn't say that, either.
Little Dot-Well, II dislove her
like everything-GoodN News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20

Good housekeeping can be reduced to a
science with the aid of DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20

Grateful As showers to the parchei earth
is the flavor of food cooked with DR.. Prices
Baking Powder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20

of entirely different natures. but both bub-
bling with the richest dialogue capable OF
the English laugh Ige.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
IN BUSINESS CIRCLES.

A feast worthy of Epicurus cculd be pre-
pared with the aid of DR.. Prices Baking
Powder. No pastry Is perfect withou; it,.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20

WTFE-'What a singular man Won arc. %
be sure. Whenever we have company have
70 DO all the talking NoE have absolutely
nothing - say" HUsband-"E are mis-
taken, my dear. I have plenty n say. bur
never get 4 chance % say i. Washington
Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20

ritory about where Tacoma now stand.
He has been very devout Christian mai
all his life
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20

BsleHr people don't spend al their tine
resectiug. Syracuse Courier.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-25

The readers Of THE SENTINEL never had
an opportunity TO get frst-class watches
at any such prices as the above. and after
this stock is sold they will probably moi
soon have such q chance sgain.
This offer Is open only to subscribers u
The INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
One OF these watches will make hand
some birthday or Christmas present foi
your wife, your sister, your daughter, OF
your sweetheart; tor your husband, YOU
father, your brother or your son.
In order 20 avoid confusion aud mistakes
the watches should be ordered only By
their numbers. Thus it is only necessary
to say: send watch No. Cor whatever
number is desired) 10 the following ad.
dress" Write the name, town, county and
state very plainly.
The cash must accompany every order.
We should prefer 20 have our subscrib-
ers use the following coupon, which cEa
be cut out, filled up and sent to The In
DIANA STATE SENTINEL with a draft on
Chicago, New York, indianapolis or Gin
cinnati or a postofice money order for the
amount
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-25
A BABY SEA LION.
Born i'm Captivity I'm a Park In the
Pacific Northwest.


Shortly after noon yesterday Superin-
tendent Haas of the Yesler-ave. street
car line was surprised at receiving a
message from MIR. Riley. who keeps a
fruit stand at Leschi park, 10 send down
q nurse To the sea lions in the tank.
Mr. Haas and two or three OF the en-
ployes FASTENED down TO the tank, and
found upon the platfrom the sea Hon
Tony, with little baby lion at her side.
The mother fondled the newcomer much
as cat does a kitten, and lifted IL about
from place to place by grasping the loose
skin.
The baby lion Is about eighteen inches
long, has a head that resembles a pug
dog, and the body is covered with short
stiff hair of a steel-gray color. He lay
in the sun for nearly an hour after see
ing light for the first time, while the
mother crawled back and forth over It..
and putting her face to the little ones
as IL kissing it. Tony appeared to be
0verjoyed at having a son, and kept
Blnkey, the other sea lion, off the float
Blnkey, so called because she has but
one eye, was much excited at the add
vent Of an heir TO the big sea lion Jack,
who died about five weeks ago. and took
to the water, swimming about at a furi-
Gus rate all the afternoon. She refused
to eat anything. arc remained under
water most OF the time.
superintendent Haas caused plat
form to be placed alongside the float so
Tony and the baby could get on It..
AS the worlSmen pulled the platform into
position Tony became scared, and, grab
bing the baby by the nape OF the neck,
plunged into the water and went under
the stand. 1t was feared that this would
drown the baby, but Tony brought him
back all right I'm a few minutes.
It will be three days before the baby
will be able TO swim, and by Saturday
or Sunday Tony will give him lessons In
swimming and diving To make the lit
tie one more comfortable an addition to
the tank is being built with a sand
beach accompaniment. This will enable
the sea lions to come ashore when tired
Of the water.
The sea lions in Leschi park were
bought in California about three years
ago. There were at that time four of
them. one escaped from the tank and
was captured at Ballard, being returned
to the tank. where a few weeks later
she gave birth TO a pup which died.
Five weeks ago the big male, Jack, was
found dead. which left remaining Tony
and Blinkey 1t was supposed by all
that the tank contained three male lions,
but yesterdays events dispelled that
idea.
The California sea lion (zalophus Cali
fornianusl is only half the size OF the
Alaska sea lion, which roars in a man
ner betting his name The California
lion banks like a great dog. 1t has been
said that sea lions will not breed I'm
fresh water. but this statement is thor
oughly xploded.-Seattle Post.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-25
Delicate.

She threw herself into a chair and
wept miserably. Il don't know" She
wrung her hands i'm desperation.
whether to go back to mamma or
k-k-lill myself" The man with the
large neck put his feet on the table and
smiled MY dear" ne observed, Il
really would not like 20 advise you on
so close a question Of preference" Say
ing which he fell to picking his teeth
nOisilv-Detroit Tribune
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-25

These the best Watches offered for anything like these figures Who
tnessepsE handsome
Tor $l2.25 Sl625?
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-25
witch Hazel.

Witch hazel, which Is made from the
bark of the witch hazel tree, is one Of the
most valuable household medicines 1t Is
invaluable for stopping bleeding and II is
nonpoisonous It should be kept In every
lint For internal bleeding give a teaspoon
full In water at intervals, with ice.-Phila-
delphis Record.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-25
THE LIVES WORTH LIVING.
THOSE THAT LEAD To AN EXIST
ENCE THAT NEVER ENDS.

The Rev. DIR. TaImage Discusses n
Topic of Universal Intercst-An OPP
timistIc and Encouraging Sermon
Wasted Lives and Useful Lives
Gate 10 Paradise.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-25
Had IL Down Fine.

Teacher-"Define 'unsophisticated.'
Bright Boy" 'Unsophisticated' means
q boy wot thinks the circus season raises
the price Of lemons. Street & Smiths
Good News,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-25

%. And jesus Increased IN WISDOM
and stature and I'm favor with God and
man." Physically He grew as other boys;
spiritually He became filed with wisdom
from above, like Joseph and Daniel, but
in greater measure. All who admired
goodness could not help looking favorably
upon Him, while He did always those
things which pleased the Father C.ohn
viii, 90. The scriptures were His special
and probably His only study and the
Holp Spirit His great teacher. See our
commands and privileges in Joshua /,
s; Col. III, 16; John xiv, 26; ii Cor. w. IL.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-25

No. 20. Size No. 1S-Monarch eass
with wide Nermicelh border and engraved
center, Waltham movement. seven jewels,
S23, This is the finest watch we offer and
Is well worth so, according 70 the prices
charged in jewelTy stores. The cases are
warranted for twentY-one years.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-25
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
LESSON V, THIRD QUARTER, INTER-
NATIONAL. SERIES, JULY 20.

Text of the Lesson, Luke a.. 4O-52-
Memory Verses, 46-49-GOldcn Text,
Luke A. So Commentary by the
Rev. ID. VI. Stearns.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-25

NO. ~. Size No. Waltham or
ElRin movement, seven jewels, beauti-
lully engraved Mcntauk case, SID. This
watch would cost from SIS to $50 at Jew
elry stores.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-25
No. 10. Size No. is.

No. 10. Size No. lS-Waltham or
Egin movement, seven jewels, lengine-
turned Montauk case, Sl8. This watch
would cost from SIS 70 S35 at jewelry
stores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

DUnsuANT TO AZ ORDER or SALE
Il alu decree ~ foreclosure O. me dircctCd
hy tho Third judicial Distrct Court Of the
Territory oi Utah. shall expose NJ public
sale, Al the front door ~ the County
lourg nuusr In the city Hud county OF sAlt
day Of Oetubor. isyi, ~ twelve ti2l ocl0ck ~,
all the right title, claim aud interest Of John
a. 1rutauryk aud Auu 10. nrursbrrk Max
Martin anu samuel peer, partners, doing
business under ITO nrm name uud HiYo ~
Martin a iipscrt Nutuua. nAnk u tho lie.
public, c1tporalon' Naly %. MAYER, Aura.
nam sirausu and MHA Alder, thrtuUrH, doing
Mayer. -trtuHo 4 Company, Gilbert Mauutac'
turIuF Company, "a curpnI auous u ~ nauOni
Henry ". tfrrnU CHHrlca T. tHN|tr, Thomas
notiasug Mary briNvus william A amtuu 3
Nul 1ilis, stephen llaya, D., tlhs
litown John h scott aud Jamrs Anderson,
partners, duins business und,r tue nan name
AMI stylut scott anderson tifst National
Birk n rarE CIV, rurnurauon Andrew a..
iinAUu, j. u0urgart. tirst National han, OF
ncAuwuou, suutn Dakota, a corporation s, %,
ballard. frank 4, Hiatt ltUbrri 4. Horizon.
~. Joseph N. stout and MoriH Goldberg, Of
10 and 90 ibo fol own described real estate,
situate lying aud being in che city aud county
described o. follow, to'wiN Al OF tho
luy.tWo tsgi, ulst "a. i" sat Lac tity survey
icing ten tlul rods square aud containing one
hundred li0ll square rods OF ground TO uu
sold Do tho property VI John a, Grooshoct.
tnd Ann %, OrncsnoHk, at tho suit OF Linu'a
savings Ham g Trust company, corporation
NAT NJ HiuGuAM. U. s. Marshal
ny jouS H. tuMhock. Deputy,
Dated september 2lun, 1904.
John NJ cannon, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
NEWS OF THE WEST.
An Alsd Contractor SnICidtS Through
DeslltutlOn and Trouble.
TRIED TO MURDER HIS WIFE.
The Lrapahoe indians and Wheat Rats.
iug-A Miner Accidentally Ruled
other Items.
TRIED 10 MURDER HIS WIFE.

p. q. Chamberlain, a Los Angeles,
Cal, btockman, was bsdiy gUfei few
days ago by Jursey Gull. He was
severely IAcersted, Uut 10 bones were
broken.
Laramie boomerang ssys. The Ara.
pahoe Indians nave taistd come wnUsi
aud oats this season, tue government
thfrshef beiug now Ia operation Uu tue
Fort Washakle reservation.
A fire At San Francisco on Sunday
night did SIS, 900 worth " damage. IL
occurred nj lhv premises Of Auspac %
Bros. Many tons VI hay, cats, etc,
were consumed.
George ID. Potter, n miner employed
on the smugglur NJ Aspun, Csll., was
caught between the cage bnu umbtfs
IN tue mine ON Monday night and IL
stautly killed. lie leaves wiiu an 4
two cuildfsn.
Alexander DsvlS, n bartender Of Sat
Francisco, Whiio suffering iftm an
attack Of uelirium tftmvns, Saturday,
night, tried ~ murder his vile, Hons
one shot nj her from revolver IIv
bullet missed Mis-. Davis. the mau was
arrested.
William Price shot W. W. Shubprt
i've times on SUNDAY moruiug uu tie
street nj Pbm tx, AuA0ua, rJpluuus
tue luugs anu through both irgs, break
lug one. Tbs tfouUie originates over
agsme Of poker the previous hight la
n saloon.
Captain Charles A. Sawyer died nt
Port Tuwnfend, Wash, on SUNDAY
night. lie had command VI the bark
Ofpheus eighteen ytpfs ago, Whom shu
collided And sunk the steamer Pacific
un Cape Fiattcry, ontsiling a io's oi
nearly 200 lives aud upward ut $1,000
OOU IA geld dust.
ellison Meohling,an aged contractor,
shot himself IN his room al the Naleu.
ella bO,el At Han FfauCisco. lie was last
Teen on Saturday night when he To-
tired. He uid not appear on SunuAv
morning, aud at noon An CmpiOye VI
the hotel went 10 his room but could
not open the door, which ha 10 he
forced, Mechling'u BODY was found iu
bed with bullet wound thr ugh the
left breast. Tue weapon used Wa an
old navy revolver, which had tufsi
from the concussiOn OF the explosion.
tiiutc circumstances. lie was Ovel
seventy years old Aud divorced frVm
his vile some time ago.
Albert IsAAcs, who keeps a clothing
store ON keatney street, San Frau
cisco, was pwindlcd uut ~ 500 on
Saturday, night on "raised" green
back. lie sJld u young stranger hat
for 81 and received what appeared Ia
be- SO bill. lie gave the pufchaseI
sls iu change. A little later lsaac,
discovered that he had been swiuulsd.
A "s2U" had been Aeatly cut from a
confederate Till aud pasted over the 81
mark OtA 81 grecnbacE. On tho 10
verse side oi the Till the 81 had teen
changed TO n $50 by the use Of n oolorcd
pencil. The matter was reported 10 tue
police and turned over 10 n secret scr
vice agent, hs It n believed thet some
one Ia making businesa VI passing
"fAised" money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

Tho now hlos. and thcro arc many
Of thom from one end Of tho country Go
the other. are substantial wooden ones
Tho cheapest il1s aro tho ones built In
harms, for then rho rustwilluot be- much
more than tho pric' ot lumber.
SIlos constructed loo barn that Is
raised ID foot ur more above the ground
will uoynr mnrr from the wet Tho In.
side OF the silo Is the most important
part This must b0 alright, aud sd
long a. this b. obtained nothing moro Is
required So far as tho effectiveness OF
tho hlois concerned. Il matters not what
material Is used inside u II makes air.
tight walls The inside can be- ccilod
up with q single thickness Of flooring
boards Of the best quality or lined with
inch boards of much cheaper qunlt,
Cheap strong building paper should bp
used 20 limo mp the fiios between the
boards
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

WHEREAs, ALBERT JACOB BUTTER.
w field and snrAh q. nuttefhcld. his wife
BY their certain deed u trust, dated the igth
asy 81 June ,s5 and asy lS go in s ,hs
Lake. in the Territory Of Utah, M book u u
mortgages, page go. t0ld aud conveyed 20 the
PROPERTY, situated 10 the County q SAT- lase,
10 Nurth Jordan precinct, in the Territory Of
Bsglnu'ng at point IN the center Of county
road on the . fucuun line, Is chains touth
from the northwest corner " lot two 90 Ia
acCti0n three tiI IN township two tll south OF
range one til wet Of salt Lake meridian, run.
ming thence east O5.bU nitc,n chains MY
huks, thence south seven tiJ chains, thence
west on government line tla.bll nficen chains
my Inks. thence north along the center Of
being in ami part Of LOT two tll 10 section
three lIl aforesaid and containing u'.ll ten
acres one hundred forty square rods.
also ho tolloyNinE begn9i,ns Sii ~
center of section two 90 In tDwuship aud
range Aforesaid aud running ouco north on
D section line fourteen ~ chains thence
.Uuth s W.Hcyon chains forty i've ltnsH lt.tals
thence south thirteen chainH ut unkH lltaul'
uUueU east sovcn chaiua forty i've nuks Itfll
i0 tHO ulint 81 beginning, being Boo AMI part
UI ono rast haIf ~ the northwest quarter OF
HrHtuu two (lJ township aud rauEo HfDroslt1
QUO containing ten arrua ani iwy square
tuIH more Or Ices Total On the YWp trn 4
twenty HCrCa ami sixty rods more hr lea DO
800. tnr the burpuso ~ securing tho paymon,
Uf certain pfumisanfv note inanN hY Hui
tIH.f. Jacob Nuttcrucii and sarah ". Nuter'
nCIu fYf IuC sum ut Cighty'iwo 900 do..4r@
WtHH bearing date tho isih day o. June
I-I' with interest at the rate u ten lW Yer
cont Uuf uunuu from date until paid Hnu nay
lNIn tl tIe urIur ~ y 8 uuch 70 tho ouat
of j. s. Irts.u ON the ifth DAY ~ june. isli,
and which sald uotu BE- particularly doscriuod
300 HItd deed ut must aud, whereas according
So thu terms aud conditions of aAii note Hui
said deed of truat. rati uoio anu Hll tho inter
fHt uu same BE- due and unpaid. uuIi whereas
% wac and s provided in saii deed OF trust
that should default hU WudH To- the payment ~
f4.I note, Hat trustee may proceed 90 scl
FL. 90 property ur Huy b 10 thereof Al pup.i'
yunIur 20 tuu highest bidder Tor caau nt O.,
front door of inu court az the county seat ol
aUIt Lake county.
Nov. therefore. !. the undermined trustc,
aiuTcsaii. at thu request Of tuu Irsa uWncl
ana holder ~ said urImiHHorv u1toswiIl, IA nc
c0rlAure with thu turns aud conditions n
tuii deed ut trust on che .srd DAY 90 october
1894. tn thD CITY aud County Of salt Latr STORE
SAID. No the Eoula mont door Of tue COUNTY
court House Boz the county OF ~.ut lake, 10
thc Territory NorCslid, ~ W O'Clock noon oi
that day, cell ~ public auction Co the highrt
hi der Tor cash, said property. or 80 murl
thereof ah may be- uoccsfary a. pay said not'
and Interest aud the costs hereof ana Co salts
~ the same and discharge the duties impose,
on me hy Hald deed Of trust
D. TWtrsr ~ Trustee.
Dated salt Lake CITY. Utah. sept glsL isJi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

u of principal Place OF business fAfk Try,
summit cOuuy, utah, Location OF mine,
snake Greek Mining District WasAsch county,
Utah
Notice Il hereby given that atG meeting Of
the board OF directors hsld AZ ttrg CITY, utah,
on the lsth day Of september, 1874, 40 Assess.
mtut No 20 " Que nnd ono half cent
per SHARE was levied on ths capital
slOck % the corporation, payable TOT A Gihhs,
treasurer, room 2If Constitution hgUd.ug
maine unpaid ON the faiu ION day OF Nuyom.
Der, 1904, will DO delinquent ana Htyoruscd Tor
sale ut public uutou and % payment Is not
Noyrm her, 1894, 40 Room aus Constitution
building, ~ j. m,, TO pay tho hfsossmeut
together with cost ufadycrIisiug and expense
Of sale.
WALTER J. BURTON, Secretary.
lY & A, Giuns Acting Secretary,
raTE CITY, UtaharcpL 2sth, lsJL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
mARsHAL's SALE.

DURguANT TO AZ ORDER or SALE
t1 me directed by she THIRD nistrictJourt
Of the Territory OF Utah, 1 shall expose nc
public sale, nt the Suuth Front Door OF thr
uuuty Court house in tue Guy OF rat laic,
County n sat Lave, ami Territory ~ tthh
on the , ~ day ~ october, 1894, at 10 O'Clock
ann, all tho RIGHT, title claim and interest OF
A NJ Jaurs, sarah y. james Kate ~ George
Porini. Jennie y sutton Tue COMMERCIAL
National hank 10 corporation. ", 3, Meteor,
MAJ. guardian, " = McCornck td0ing bust
ness AZ Mccormick A 40 }, rhc state BANK
~ Utah "a corpuratluul, uud 3, 4, Hiatt Of,
Ia. aud TO the toll owing described real estate,
situate. Nin and being M salt Lake County,
and drl cribod ~ follows, 90 cit
Aplrt ~ lot three (il, m block thirteen (lN,
OF plat 90" salt Lake survey commencing at
t6e aouthoatt corner ~ SAID lot, aud running
thrnoo north one hundred and uiNty lyo tl0il
loot thence west hfty four .ail feet thence
.outh ono hundred and sixty i've tllAl frtt,
and thence east nfy.tuur Dtl tUut 90 begin.
Ming Al.u part ot Haid lot intcc til, % ocs
thirteen lIl, plnt ~ commencing a. the
snuthwcst Cornor ot saii lot' ana running
thence moth one hundred and sky hNo 400
fset tGrn.r catt nflN-tour go feet, thence
ruutb ono hundred and HlNty I've n 81 feet
orf tnrnrp west aus four lail feet 20 the place
~ IFsuuuH 400 400 Of lutH one lll auu two
% tU UIlUE Two I'D. OF ElurN'H subdivision Of
IJart Hyr % in plat "H." salt LaKu CIV eur.
yny. Also AlI ut Iot two ~, IN block one hun
AKA and forty ono an ~ plat I'D DO salt
i.lr CIV turycy. To bu sold ~ The property
~ NJ 1snrs. Sarah Jancs Kate stnaorgc
p,TinL az the suit of john u, Ingram.
NNT N BRIGHAM, 4. r. Marshal.
uyL.I I. ARCHER, Dcpuiy Marshal
Hated october lst, leil.
e. Is Jacs. Attorney for plainun,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
SUMMONS.
10 the District Couri IN and for the laird
JUDICIAL District y UtaL Territory.
County ~ salt Lake


Sarah Kahn. pianuH.
John " nolan. aarfeila Doisn Nj. wife.
Albert y Robinson, aud Jane Doe Voblnson
his wife defendants
The. Ihs People q ,he TERRITORY o. utss send
nolan, HE wife Albert , Robinson and Jsns
Doe Robinson, hia wife, defendants
VoU ARE HEREBY ktQuGaED TO sp.
L peas IN an action brought aEalnst you
Court OF The 1mrf JudiciAl D.stdot u 800
lvrutnry OF Titan aud % answer Tue conn airt
Q 20 herein within ten DAYS iero.gsss - ths
day % terYtCel after tho Fervcs on yen of tlia
ssmmons-it served within ihs coustrj o.. q
served out nfinis county, but 10 ,hh district
within twenty dAis othulwse vihlh foriT
dayt-er judgment BY default IN " Lstn
nssin.t lou, according 70 NE piayts u iAii
rh's.Id action % rou htto have damon.
aEalrst doieuiants Do an IN tho sum q N3u.
Wih iuicrfst ~ iu yer cent pof anrum ION
Arril 2. ls'i. tor 500 attorney. fee far fli 70
WIN .nters.t TON May !, "a to- SIS 30, VIA
ttrrst from June g, 1874. ail No 3 per cent per
oosis of suit ALLEGED 90 10 90 on 4 certain
Doan % plaintiff June .. l,il. for isi1, VIA
into eat ~ 10 pcr cent DER Gnnum-sama halua
due and Wholly unpaid save he 'uni u $50
even date ou premises hereinafter dcsrfi6sf.
executed by defendants uuau to plaiutF.
SAD n'rig,god pfomlars haviug been, sinra
fprdhut Albert j. huh'usuu, SUBJECT g. Lien %
said mortgage, 10 have tho usuAi dcerus "a thlt
,oltt for he sa.e o. $50 PROMISED. ldiudging
that W -cceds " such salc DO suuurf ih pave
meat 20 amounts Duo A. au0ru. that defend
auH and all psraous claiming under thom 10
hauuI aud furcClpsoi Of HlIcliim or equity of
redemption IN sad promises. and f1r other
rclat sad promises arr described ha allows
Co. Wr. ~ % lots numbered from 20 y 10.
r'uHNr, tud NcluE al Che lou comprising
10. ans subdivision ot part Of llots a. rlat
I a, lIND Acre llAl, hlg tIrII turver gkrrntinr
Lots % snt % ~ flii subdivision, al situate 10
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] ftg1 fcd ihc saii rlaiutd viii apply 70 tie
count Tor tlc g. iut demanded therein.
Wines iur liuu ANGEL s. Merritt fuf g,
AMI tln seal 20 tAa u.atfIU. Court N
thc Third JudtrN uistupt In and
tatALl Tor tlu TER torY OF Utth. thIs i4tu
Gay u July in tlo wear % our Lord
one thousand eight hsuH.ld ani
ninety four
DAVID o DuNnAE CLERK.
ny Gro n LOCUS. Deputy CIot