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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
Drank Laudanun.

BANGOR, Me, Aug. GA young child
OF Lawrence White went into a neigh.
bors S house last evening and, while unob.
served by the people about drank some.
thing out OF a bottle supposed to contain
toothache drops The child died in less
than 10 minutes. 1t is surmised that the
bottle contained laudanum.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
Little Bits of Babies.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Aug. 6.-Springfleld
has two remarkable midRets. One Is at
Jerry Taylor's residence. 1t is weeks old
and weighs but IL pounds. The second
is at John McCoy's 1t Is about 10 days
old and weighs but two pounds. Hun
dreds of people are flocking to the houses
TO see the two infantile curiosities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
Tenants Had Narrow Escape.

AsBURY PARK, Aug. 6.-Ccntral block
was nearly destroyed by fire last night.
There were 90 tenants I'm the building
when the fire was discovered, and many
persons had narrow escapes from sufroca-
ton. Loss, $1,000,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
Ross Likely to Win.

TAHLEoUAH, l. T., Aug. 6.--The general
election in progress throughout tho Choro-
kec Nation for governor and members Of
the Legislature was conducted very or
derly. r.. Is. Ross is the nominee OF the
national party for governor, while s.
Mayes heads the Downing ticket. The ma
tional ticket will probably win.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
Two More GIob. ryo,,.r.

WASHINGTON, Aug 6.--Archibald Cole
man and G. II. Taylor started yesterday
from the Capitol steps for tramp"
around the world on n wager Of 1900 that
they can make the trip without funds,
earning their way as they proceed, within
IA months
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
No Rednotlon nt Present.

HAvERHILI, Mass, Aug. 6.-The Field.
Thayer Manufacturing company has de.
cided to submit the question Of rcduc
ton 20 the local board Of conclliation
There will therefore he no reduction and
trouble is over for the present
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
New Counterfeit In Circulation.

WAsHINGToN, Aug GA new counter.
felt si on the Nrst National bank OF Detroit
has been discovered. The notes are photo
graphic reproductions Of brownbacks.
series Of 1882, check letter &c" II. X.
Bruce, register; James Gilflllan, treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
Tent. For sm.llpo. pa,,.n,s

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Surgeon General
wyman has ordered that n number OF
tents be sent to Eagle Pass, Tex. for use
by the colored smallpox patients in quar-
sntine there. Eleven new cases have de-
veloped since Saturday, making 56 in all.
There have been three deaths.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
Rox Charred With Arsnn-

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 6.-John J. Rear
don, aged years, was in court yesterday
charged with attempted incendiarsm In
setting fire to house in a crowded ten
ement district. His case was continued
Tor trial
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 6.-Theodore Du-
rant was leaving the courtroom yesterday
I'm tho custody Of the chief TAILOR, when n
Withholding man rushed toward Durant
and tried to draw n pistol. The jailor
threw the stranger of. IL Is believed he Is
tngnpa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
Nobody Wants to Serve.

IsHPEMING, Mich, Aug. 8. - Mayor
johnson has made futile attempts to
swear in special policemen on account OF
the strike here, but none can be found
who will serve.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
A NeMsnapsr Trust.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug GA combine OF
manufacturers Of newspapers Is an as
surcd thing. The trust, comprising "a
mills, will have capital stock OF ts5, 600.
90, and Is intended to have monopoly OF
the industry
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
copyrighted. 1885,

CHAPTER III-sUsPICIoN is NOT
PROOF.
When Mrs. Adams told me that she had
picked up Henry's whip-ribbon Wednes-
day morning said nothing, but Thought
that Henry must have driven over Tues
day evening after all, and even come up
into the yard, although the house was
shut up and 1 In bed, TO get little
nearer to me. felt conscience stricken
because / could not help thrli OF
happiness when my father lay dead in
the house.
NV father was buried as privately and
quietly as we could bring II about,
But Ii was terrible ordeal. Meantime
word came from Vermont that Rufus
Bennett had been arrested on his farm.
He was perfectly willing TO come back
with the officers, and, indeed, hao not
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
A Freight Wreck.

GREEyrIELp, Mass, Aug. GA number
of coal cars and caboose were dernilcd
and wrecked yesterday just east OF Con-
way Junction. Conductor Sullivan was
Injured internally.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06

The story of how he come to turn right
about face has not been told In public.
Barrett is a man who Is averse to referring
TO himsel or his old life, but he seems SO
naturally adapted for his present calling
il is hard work to believe he was ever so
deep i'm crime as he was. Someone ac-
quainted with the facts was telling me
how il happened in regard to Barrett,
and it may be of interest TO those of the
"Tea Table TO know.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06

1t is so easy to find fault with what is
put on the "Tea Table. - Well, you
know how 1t is. What you like the other
fellow wouldn't give a rap for. Some
people like lobster and milk. Then there
are others who won't eat current cake in
summer because the currents suggest
flies. OLD VET.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06

Kind words.
They don't cost anything, but some
people deal In them grudgingly. Many
times they have been the means OF light
ening the load some poor wayfarer Is
carrying. The man who does business
and looks pleasant has the larger list of
customers. Barrett, the evangelist, was
brought to his senses and turned from a
train robber and burglar by kind words.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06

Mr.. Saulson will give his whole atten-
tion to the interests of the Misfit Clothing
Parlors of the two cities just the same,
and by his up-to-date methods attract
buyers who realize the fact that il there
is anything in the clothing line to be
obtained at the low-water mark price, II
Is sure to find place on the counters
of the Misfit Clothing Parlors, 1893 West
minister street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06

LADIES' RUSSET LEATHER
Shoe Polish, manufactured by
e. q. Burbank a. Co., price
was 10c.
LADIES' INDIA KID LOW
Shoes, patent leather tip, opera
toe, sizes 3 to 8; price was 65c.
LADIES' KID LOW SHOES,
opera toe, patent calf tips;
price was S1.00.
MEMS BLACK AND WHITE
Canvas Lace Shoes, calf
trimmed; price was s1.25.
LADIES' VICI KID AND
Russet Low Shoes, also Ladies'
Canvas Low Shoes, price was
S1.50.
400 PAIRS OF LADIES' LOW
Shoes, button and lace, russet
and black; price was sl.76 and
500.
LADIES' FINE RUSSET KID
Lace Shoes, opera toe, Z and
ID wide, sizes 2i2 TO z; price
was e 90.
LADIES' EXTRA FINE RUS
set Kid Low Shoes, Il, &, ID
and l. wide, pick toe, sizes 2l2
TO 8; price was S2. so.
LADIES' VICI KID HAND
Sewed Low Shoes, opera and
Philadelphia toe, b 10 l. wide;
price was $500
LADIES' RUSSET BUTTON
Boots, large button, Goodyear
welt, opera toe; usual price
$500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06

Mr.. Sam Saulson, manager OF the Misfit
Clothing Parlors of this city and Paw
tucket, is the new proprietor of the Paw
tucket Opera House, and popular William
Chase is the manager.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
EARL CARPENTER & SONS,

No. Westminster street. Cor. Dver
ibis old estehlshc - wae whoesa 81 sud retans
Ut ntfalr lflctsi hn ts. rompt attention 10 bus-
iness aud The fmrl<,sf nt Of good men In their
several departments ~ o co-uuuance Of IN.
patronage - loDg enl0yN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
PARIS HOUSE.
STOCK TAKING is OVEI

Stock taking something like plought turns up and
brings light many small lots and odds and ends These
with the balance OF Goods, go AT SOME
PRICE WILL YOU take them AT HALF THE COST?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06

There is rumor to the effect that the
Providence Watch Company, capital stock
OF 1900, 900, is among the possibilities OF
new industries of this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06

Kind words are spoken to the patrons
who visit Crescent Park by the attaches
as Manager Boyden knows that in cater
ing TO the public it will not do TO give
them anything but the best kind of food,
and the best kind of entertainments.
This he does, and he doen't spare the ev-
pense doing il.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
Summer Shoes.

HOT SHOT FROM THE FAMOUS
SHOERS.
A broken lot sale of Summer Shoes and
Samples. Profits left behind. Just a
glance OF our prices will convince you
of the fact.
The advocate., 1895-01-23

No. SO, to amend the law relating to
special findings Of juries.-MOrgsn.
No. "a, relating to township officers
Morgan.
No. 65, relating to civil procedure. =
Morgan.
No. 66, relating to promiasOry notes.
Cooke.
No. 81, making appropriations for
buildings and improvements at the State
Agricultural collsgs.-Trus.
No 68, for the appropriation Of inter
est on the permanent bonds Of the State
Agricultural college.-Trus.
No. SO, msking appropriations for
library at the State Agricultural college.
True.
No. 10, to prohibit the employment Of
children under the age Of IA years and
to regulate tnst Of children under 16
years Of age.-Sssrne.
No, II, establishing code Of civil pro-
csdurs.-Sterne.
No. Y, to prevent railroad companies
from employing inexperienced conduct
ors and engineers and prescribing the
punishment for the ssme.-Sterne.
No. 73. relating to the kindergarten Of
the state Of Ksnsss.-Sterne,
No. IA, relating to the garnisheeing
of the wages Of the heads of fsmilies,-
Sterne.
No, 70, concerning corporations and
the liability OF stockholders therein
Sterne.
No. 76, in relation to the erection OF
bridges across the Kansas river. --Sterne.
No. IT, in relation to certain contracts.
--Sterna.
No 78, authorizing the attachment
of judgments, bills, notebooks, accounts,
etc.-S,erne.
No. 70, relating to hotels and boarding
house o ard making certain acts misde-
meRnoTs.-B Aker.
No. 80, to shorten the length OF terms
OF court in the counties o. the Twenty
third judicial district WilcoCkson.
No. 81, relating to crimes and punish-
mente.-Dsnner.
No. SO, relating to drainage. --Dsnner.
No SO, to provide for the manner OF
procedure in the destruction Of gaming
tables Williamson.
The advocate., 1895-01-23

"Mrs. Parker's Complete House,
keeper" comprises nearly 500 pages
filed with illustrations, and is very at
tractive bound in boards, with q chrome
autographed cover in colors. See an
nouncsmsnt 10 another column.
The advocate., 1895-01-23

Be il enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Kansas:
SECTION l. The following sums, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appro-
priated out Of any money in the state treas
ury not otherwise appropriated, for the pay
ment OF the per diem and mileage of the men,
bers and delegates OF the Legislature,
lieutenant governor, chaplain Of each house,
for per diem OF officers, clerks, and messengers
OF both houses, at the rate provided by law,
for postage for members and delegates OF both
houses, lieutenant governor secretary OF
the senate ana the chief clerk OF the house In
an amount OF ten dollars $1,000 each, the
sum OF thirty thousand dollars, ($30000).
SEC. 2 That the foregoing. or so much
thereof as may be necessary, shall be paid at
the rate allowed by law, and the auditor Of
state Is hereby authorized to issue his war
rants on the treasurer OF the state in the
amount specified in Section l of this act, upon
sworn vouchers duly itemized and filed in
this office.
SEC. 3 This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its publication in the OH
clal state paper.
hereby certify that the above bill origl-
mated In the senate and passed that body.
JAMES A. TRoUTMAN
President of the Senate
January II, 1895
W. L. BROWN,
Secretary of the Senate.
January II, 1895.
Passed the house January 16, 1895.
G. L. L0BDELL,
Speaker of the House,
January IL, 1895
FRANK L. BROWN,
Chief Clerk Of House.
January II, 1885,
Approved: L. n. MORRILL,, Governor
/, w. G. Edwards, secretary of state OF the
state Of Kansas, do hereby certify
r, that the above is q true and correct
lSAALI copy Of enrolled bill now on file in
my office
Given under my hand this nth day Of Janu-
Ary, 1906 W. @. EDWARDS,
Secretary Of State.
The advocate., 1895-01-23
Senate Bill No. 1R.
AN ACT

Making appropriation for the legislative de-
partment. including clerks. committee
and delegates Of both houses, lieutenant gov
ernor, and chaplain OF each house, postage
for members OF both houses, lieutenant
governor, secretary Of the senate, and chief
clerk OF the house of representatives, and
the Legislature of 1895.
The advocate., 1895-01-23
Proposed Legislation.
Continned from paae II.

No. 20, TO abate nuisanOes, and prevent
the sale Of intoxicating liquOTg.-TSylOr.
No. 30, relating to bribery amendstorY Of
and supplementary TO chapter 81 Of the gem
eral statutes Of 1889, entitled, "An aOt for
the regulation Of crimes and punishments." +"
Taylor.
No. 81, to prohibit bOok-making and
pool-selling.-Taylor.
No. 80, concerning the duties Of she re-
porter Of the supreme couFs.-ThaOheR.
No. SO, providing for the printing and dis
tributing Of ballots at the public expense
Cook.
No "a, providing fOe the construction Of
reservoirs, and creating the Office Of pond
commissioner
No. 35, making appropriation for the tin-
ishinR and furnishing of the cottage at the
Industrial School for Girls ct Beloit.-
Cook.
No. 36, appropriating funds 10 make up
the deficit for the industrial school at Be
loit.-Oook.
No. 81, relating to the issuance Of rail
road pssses.-Baker.
No. 38, relating to corporations, and linn
lting their power of morsgRging and bond
ing.-BAker
No. 80, relating to the coal mines Rt the
state penitentiry ,ker.
No. 40, to prevent srespasS inside Of oroh-
ard enclosures Carpenter.
No. Al, establishing passenger rates, and
prohibiting rebates or passes. jumper.
No. AZ, fixing fees and salaries Of certain
ofaOerS Of Usage Oounty.-Jumper.
No. 43, to amend paragraph 1887 Of the
statutes Of 1889 relating to mortgages
Morgan.
No. "A, 20 amend paragraph 55O4 Of the
general statutes of 1SS9.-Morgan.
No. 45, to provide for uniformity OF
text books, maps and charts, and to
print ssma-Jumper.
No. 46, providing for the payment Of
claims Of members Of the Fifth Kansas
militla.-Jumper.
No. Al, concerning the transmission
and delivery Of telegrRphic messages
within the limits Of the stste.-I4andisD
No. 4S, concerning express companies
and authorizing the board Of railroad
commissioner TO regulate the rates
Landia.
No. 40, to remove the political disa-
bllitiss Of certain psrsons.-Landls.
No. 80, to amend the law relating to
criminal procedure and declaring an
emeTgenCy.-Landis.
No. 81, to amend the laws establishing
code Of civil proCedure.-Lsndis.
No. 80, relating to charities and cor
roCtions.-H Householder.
No. So, deIaohing certain territory
from the city Of Belle lRine.-Forney.
No. "a, TO exclude certain territory
from the city of Belle Plaine-FOrney.
No. So, regulating certain fees and
commissions of county offlcera-Forney.
No. Sc, to amend the code Of civil pro
cedure.-FOrney.
No. 81, amending the law for the pay
msnt Of contingent rates Of interest,"
FoPney.
No. 50, amending the law respecting
executors and administrators and the
settlement Of the estates of deceased
pegsOna-FOrney.
No. 50, to prevent the chartering and
opsration Of corporations with fictitious
capital stock, and prescribing the pun
l,.w,onk e0, thA violation OF the Rot,-
The advocate., 1895-01-23

Be il enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Kansas!
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ASSESSMENT NoIinr

NOTICE 10 HEnTRY giygV ru..
~ meeting oil the Director az ttsfNAN IT
ma eold Mininf Company. heia al ~ os''l,,.pl.
the sympany IN SAT- i.ase City, Inn ~. ot
tiep icy, o. an5ust isso, Ar st.es,mun, Il az
hl.oA p ths corporation. 9s-ablc IN sistv a..'al
rom tlis date 70 the sccfciary. a l',d,. t-i
" .e,is 10 Z, Noe3wctt Co9nd eout.i ne. y
tAlt Lake IVY Any stocz upon wIiss ~
PAY mast may remain tapaid OF me ia y. -.
o'tobtr, l.i3, VIII DO otlinqLcut ana ~ ~
asverlsaa ior see Al pugic euo'ion rsis,s
pay mont v made before ast wall be asa e' ~
llth daf o. ,ve'ubtr itli 10 paf ueiin,,,,ne
Naessment thefeon, to.atr. VITA the e.!ts y,
Advertisement ~ eap,rscs " sais. OF
w. A. ufAiis
secrctiry,
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Mary I. Ware. plainun.
Patrick !. Ward. defendant
The people Of the Territory OF Utah reud
gseoansi 40 rs.r-k j. Wara. defendant
XToU ARE IIERyDY RKQgJRED 90 AP.
a pear N 40 action brought against Jor by
TIC above named pla.auu mo District Cou,t
Il the rhifd Judicial Dl.ifiet Of the ierrilory
OF UtAh, and 10 answer the complaint fled
herein wltMn ten days (eNclrsivo q the day
mons-tt served within this cus.Iy; or. u
terted out Of this county, bnt IA this district,
within twenJ days. Otnurwiae within fofty
araiosi you, according 10 Tho Iraynr OF said
complaint
Tbs said acton Is brought to have a decree
Of thi, court clssolving the bonds OF min
, mony Sss s, SGIs nd nasnt AUD swasi1s
10 piAinul the custody OF the minor chi,d,
Joseph, issue OF SAID marriAgoi hoo'e relief
prayed on tue following grounde, lo'wu IhM
on or about tho year issl, tho defendnnt,disre
rarding hla marriage vow, wilfuliy anu with
out esuse dentfted and abandoned ilAhtiu,
and has oyer since continued so 70 ceseit aud
abandon bcr, against her viii and without her
consent and that since said abandonment De
PENDANT has contributed nothing WhateNef ~
tho support Of tho plaintiff or their infant
ohid.
And you are hereby notified that n you fail
10 appear ind answer tho SAID complaint A.
above requIed. Zoe sail plalnlin VIII sppy
10 the court for Tho relief dnmAnded thereir.
MiIness. tho lion hamuei a. norriIt Judge,
and the seal u Tho distinct scoutt OF
The Ihlrd Judicial District innni for
SEAL the Territory OF Utah, tnis Twenty.
second day Of Jily, IN The year OF our
l9rd one thousand eight handfedand
DAVID Q. DUNBAR,
Ny GEO. d. LOOMS,
DepuY Cork.
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cOsDIrIoSa.

I-Adiudicators will divide or Withhold
prizes according 20 merit
All clohs competing for Nos. srd must
ioAdsrship OF frot Evan stephens. 1he win
Mug Ct oruses viii also 10 required 10 take pArs
"a ~ ben mere arc more than i've en,rie,
proi'utnary examinations will be held tbs
morning Of october 8, a. Assembly Hall
i-seco. ptilas val oniy DO giysn "-en At
The decision o. tho sdildieAtoth shal In
all cRsts be duA.
IAN rrlfe competitions SHAH bc The prop
orty Z. the acknowledgements unlets other
-" sSshesss.iul competitors shan. nIsqursd.
Hssist AZ tho oyHnngs concert
s--Uompetiions are ofHs TO All regard.
lss OF creed Of nHuunhli'y,
b-All .ompVting baads an form IN body
Atl2 'ol0ek noon. Ihur.day. october Jrd. AZ
tIe Tcm.leton Hotel, ana march TO lhird
soutu an MAia sueets. tnsnco east 10 state.
thence north N rrst south, thence weat to
West empio. thence lrih 10 the west gate OF
Lon.i AZ march u the Men Of Hariech.'
fWuts Secretary fot mus turniehei gr.us.l
ly-lnlenrins oomptuior. must ,end thslr
names N 70 the secretary before rentembs lat
\. u.-Under no conditions viii anyone DO
allowed 20 impsIo unien this rule Ia CON
Piled with.
Fisteddfod Headquarters, Main -ueet. halt
Lake city, Utah 1hey will have the only
authorized odltous for these co testt
Compositions Will be- held IhufsdAy htcr'
noon and night, October sd. and the great
| Festival Will coneluas with grand concert
ilidAy nlghf, October Ath.
Dor further particulars write,
| General tecrotAry, John JAmas, hAt Lake
CITY, Utah.
teereiaiy Tor colorado. L. u. Roberts. ga LA
coin ave, Denver.
Secretary fof idaho, d. y. Davis. kditor Eater
prifs, MAlal CitT,
Secretary for Wyoming, James liowns, Amy
Manager Oncial Program, fo1of kulots' Bait
LGks CITY, Uiah,
hpsolRt uates tram All Points IN
Utah, Colorado, wJOaioE
aud Idaho.
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DURsuAET 10 AZ ORDER OF BALt
aud decree on foreclosure 70 me diteotei
BY the Third Judicial Dsutrt Court OF the
Territory Of ItAh, ! thall expose al pun.lo
sala 81 tlo west mont door OF Wo
county eourt house (new tiiy aud COMFY
bniidingl In the city ~ shlt iake. county
Of alt Lake and Territory Of Utah, %
the ard dAy OF october, ~, Al looc'ock IN. AL
lha !. ght. title, clam and intorc., o. the 1e
fsndanta, william N, Uannioud, tolA y
Hammond ant ~. Conman, Of. IN add 70 the
following described real estate, situate, lring
and balng In salt Lake County, and described
A. follows, toswiti
Al Of lots eighteen tis) ana nineteen t9l Of
bOok two as u Main sweet, ana STATE rosa
subdivision ~ lot eighteen usl block eleven
tiD Five Acre plat 4. biE felf survey, IN salt
l. he County. Territory Of Utah.
To be sold a. the properly ~ Millam "
Hammond. Celia q. Hammond hnd " con
man NJ the SUIT ~ william 1honts " hfoot.
NAT NJ. BINGHAM.
By T. L. AnCnrn. u. :. Marshal.
Deputy Marshal
Dated september itth, 1891.
a. H. SAWYER. Attorney for Plaintiff
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Matthew llilFert. llainun, w. Caroline J. Hill
cert, Defendant
To the people Of tho Territory Of Utah send
greeting 70 Caroline J. ~ gcfs Defendant
UOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Az.
II poAr IN an action brought against you ~
tue above named tilutnun ~ We District Court
Of tho Third Judicial District VI the 1eiTilory
Of Utah, aud 10 answer tho eomplaint slcd
tsefrin within teu days (sHclusiye Of the dsy
Of HsNirel after tha serves Oh you Of this
sur uars-if served within this county or, II
ssrkCd out Of THIS county, bat In this district,
withln twenty days Otherwise within forty
dAYa.-or judgment W default viii be taken
EAinst you. according 10 thc prayer Of said
Iais .alG action 4, .rought to have a decree
Of this court absolutely dNofeins plainun
from defendant aud grAnting plaintiff such
other relief ~ hhall DO agreeable 20 equity
aud gnod conscience PRAYED on the ground
that ON May -, 1874, without any proyOcation
or cause on the pnrt Of plhinun, defendant
Nilfully desrrtss plaintiff, and On said eAta
departed from Utah Territory, and hiss been
fof more tnAn one year last past, residing a.
krst Ddsuque Illinois.
knd sou are hereby nouned mat II you fail
10 appear aud Gnswer the sAid eomplaint ~
the court Tor the renct dem y led tner-ln
Witness, the Hon. samuel he,rt Judge,
AID tue seal " tho District Court VI
the Ihi.d judicial Distrio' IN anu
tsEALi for tho Territory o. Titan this lpth
day Of July, IA the year OF oar Lord
onS thousand eish, hrEsred aud
David. o. DUNBAR. clerk.
ny Gho, u. LOOMS. Deply Ozark.