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because 1t was dependent in a large
measure on Northern capital for It's
stimulus. For six years this economy
ana plnchlng has been going. Now
that the depressing factor has been
removed and capital reassured, the
Improvement will be all the greater.
All the more iar-rcaching, and aIi
the longer in its period. Thin ss
nave been mt Il standsti!l SO long tn 1t
any bet.ermc.,t mus: be considcrahl..
Conditions are such that every tlctol
VIII combiu z to continually give tic
onward me ,vcment new impetus.
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Eemmcd IN by Flames.

One OF the most remarkable Incl
dents connected with the telegraph
business was the burning of two
operators at Minneapolis Nov. so.
'oS?. 1t was when the Tribune
building burned down. The Asso-
cla'ed Press rooms were i'm the Trib-
nne building. There were a number
Of persons burned in the building,
and among them j. Igoe, the press
operator, and p. Miles Of jackson.
The interesting thing about it all
was that the operators all along the
line from Minneapolis to New York
clty almost witnessed the death OF
their companions.
Mr.. Pcarce, who was taking the
Associated Press at the time, re-
members the circumstance well.
Iii was about 10 o clock at night,
as | remember he said. "and it
was Saturday night We were crowded.
i%oc was good,operator, and seldom
broke connection. But he stoned
us that night, saying that there was
lire, and he thought Ve would 20 to
see what it amounted to. He came
back presently, saying that he
guessed it did not amount to any
thing, and he would 90 ahead. We
went along u few minutes. when he
broke in again. This time he said
rs | remember it "lIoll on, fellows.
The lire is all around me, and |
Ct to get out, Sam said, in lest,
Save the machine, meaning the
typewriter.
Then we did not hear anything
tor quite while. We supposed that
ne would so directly over to the
Western Unbjn Office. When we did
nos hcaT tr}m him again, we began
calling pT, He had left the KEY
open, Mnd We called him Up repeat
cdIW and there was no answer. BY
tiTit timc We began to think that tie
ilrc was something serious. We
waited a little longer, and then We
called up the Western Union. and
from item we learned that TIE
Tribune building WAS on fire. We
still waited tor him, but as he did not
come the conviction began to grow
upon IL: that nc had been killed. \
little later we learned that he was
among Tic dead. lie had tried to
make MS escape fiom the building
by hanging on to Il wire stretched
across the alley from the building.
rs he felt himself unable to hold to
the wire, he called to the bystandcrs
what disposition he wished to make |
'f his family. Miles was burned in
n the building. ''-Detro:t News
Tribune. /.
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From Eta Jane.

Inc sm w last "Wednesday fell 20 ,epll,
ot Sefcri inches AMI a!i out door WOW.
was com ,lete!y stopped.
He'eif people are complaining w III
co!d ahc some symptoms of pa,un, ,i:,
are Yer. apparent. Your cJlyvsr0nJ j.,
Ea' Dee 4 on ;he Sick list for s2vc,;li a: ,s
Zero this appears in print. the q ,,S
| .io'l "t tle new county will be sci l.,
II" d"u ut, 50 far rs the votes are con.
| 'tiieC': lt Is hoped t,iat no "asa ul
'nio'i lc Sore hcadcdnCSS viii lp The -.
s,!,I | he election. bat tina; ouy I've ~,
VIII nave the m;lnhcod 10 ah.G(. III,
l.su u oncstiy obtained like mc.l. IL .hu,
SUD ing. ours.
ihe peddlers are busy now. and ;. ,,ry
making is al the 60
Re-. w. II. OwingS preached ot s, ,a,r
este rday. His subject was Chris - ~
''tio to his people, john 18th cha p,cr.
acre viii bc communion at salem
tHe INST sabbath in january.
Nir. J. A. Mr. Estes killed t, ;o ycry
me hogs last week. They Wtig agL lGS
ana 50 pounds respectfully. an, I've "o,
/" EahonS of land cut of them. \ nuul
lhaii| farmers will have their n,u mc;,I
next year.
i;i st Tuesday was, d,,v- il r vcuer,,
r'pc,t hunting. Several hun, :, Il were
co,tIht IN this neig!tbu:iruL.
MI. G. w. WhiSuirm,', litt' cd I..r,,,rf
WI" was bnvEt some time uy,,. j.. getting
along tolcl;lhly wcll now.
Mr.. Ed. III. ErC"mp. tnc rrn,r,,'
manager "i Tie Ga!lucy ic,trcr made ~,
IL niH!t last weei.sa He is very popu!;r
with our people.
belore beginning business fncy yr,r
we hope all ppddlcrs vii, TAX, ;out i-rn".
a' % the Gvs Na";1i, ,@9'r'r for 10th then scEiys
lhe North Paro!et intcricno i,jna-
.ol';'i sunday Srhoo! Ccayrntiy,r WI,
meet ut G"thSenaHc the A7,a iJ+ pr".
gram i VIII appear next week.
he Ladies' Memorial AS.a/;,t,o or
hic'liEoaG Va. has iSSuc,T.. Ivy, rI,,
It''ef 10 each calGr ur Uy:,,rI;..,no rnG.
'l"tr Nelci;l'iS, asking fHn cnni ;f,1. jn,,
ol Sl.uV To pace Il nTGy.,r ,,nu,,,,,;,T -
~. l'aul'S church inF lln' ,.i,,, ',.", -, 80
PRESIDENT Davis was cfu;irrrnI ,,,, VIZ W." ~
ne was attending SerIice on th. ,"nr,',, .,
oi u Apiii .. l8Gi, Wien II trlrr.Im ~,
handed him fron4 Gene;ai E"mn'. '
lee announcing the retreat OF thc n,~r
~ ,ho n", ui'Iu' and the virtual cntirs
,'',1:4l' %, ~ Eh's church Four patriot il
"u.eS oi Nligillla erected Il bcautif l.
|.aiiieu glass window To commeno,a %
,iehelal Robert 4. Lees connection Wi. l.
!, ana 1t Is earnestly hopcd that II a
CT the lost ca,%r lc allow, Il
@ Pace III Il some durable tr>trmuur !
u 'i'c'F dc'o'ion i"r Tie. ."."~.M;u al 4! r.
'cn'rlGracr. I.n,
December 1,h.
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UNION, $. c., DECEMBER ii 1906
SALESDAY.
ll1
-,

There was large crowd of poor /
IN Union OH Monday last, from nj
scetlons.of the county. Tie was ne
Special news from any section of III,
country. A number Of parties Tom
North Pacclct and Gafney were il
town, working fov and agains; III,
new county Of Limestone. Th,
board oIrcSistration was quite busy.
Ihllty-three names were added ,o
the registration books. The advo-
Gates for and against the new co,,ntv
were very active before the board
and one member of the board told
the editor that it was the most nm
pleasant day he had ever had per.
forming his duties. Cutie n number
9tnesrces were cndeavcring to &c,
registration certificates, ostensibIy
to vote in the election to be held on
the new country question. The new
county advocates were vS4S confident
Of carrying the election.
y large amount ofrcal estate was
sold. Thc Whitlocli lands brought
$4,000. The Goss lands brouoht
70, COO. Property in Carlisle trough,
sood prices. That popular landlord
NJ. c. Dcavcr purchased the hotci
property, and Mr. Clarence Jctc,
bought the former residence of.Jamcs
u. Rice. Mr. W. II. Gist was ono
OF the most active bidders. ana maGc |
property in Carlisle bring it, vaIrc. |
Dir. RatchtorI bought one cf f.,
largest storcI houses in tn. ,,vn
One thing that pleased rs It H.,
sales, was the sight of har,Iwo,kiun
sensible, and saving Young farmer.
bidding lively for farm Glands. Itj>
2 healthy sign and Il good omen. W.,
would like to see every young farmer
Pf II years of age own Ills own farm
anu improve II, for IN that lies ,hc
salvation of the country. SnaE I
arms and each farmer his own lorL-
ord. Il
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Gan. Logan Says the Soush Will
Now Prosper

trcn. I. NJ. Logan, formerly Of
charleston, but for many wears liy;nu
richmond and in New York. and who
IS vel known III New York az bripr
closely IN touch with the industries
and enterprises Of the Sol,h. saws
IN discussing the outlook Cor improve
mcht and revival Of bu> inc,
throughout this section ofthc count,-
'Bcyond any doubt there is p
perlty ahcad-not for Tic : 'I
alone, but for the whole &C "',l
we have just passed u yrey ".' ,! ,
we have Just overcome us
has been threatening Ms far s,, ,.o,,'.. ,,,"'
and that has been :nos i,,,.,s;', H., Hg1lS'
factor for long ,imc n,y, tr,nE& ,Ti =
danger over. thc our r, n,,,.,,', II"
can can once more ,Je ,.csnmoJ I "'''
% FOR SIX years Since the Hmins.
mlzins: And th is ccono,ny : ta, v,In"- ono
marked i'll the South thnn nus o''n
other section 1t was the T,r;,n, "n
pane 'hat "lppcd all the %outber1
.h .ano ooomS, trightedcd the canitoi
that was beginning to go tbcrc nnI
!,u' a stop TO all the improvement ,
,h" s' "",' i' 'cen promised. 'I'hcn came, ;
inc po'ItIc.I agitation, and the conn.,
se4Hcnt 4 fright Of rn,ncycd men a"G \
sun .lI. further retarded progress.
m Ia.
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81 CMnONS EOR RELIEF.
STATE OF SOUTH C.AHOL!NA
County Of Union.
In the Court OF Common Pleas.
Green }. Lee. :. Ann Duckc;t Car.
o!lne Bolo and Pres ID. Lee. Plaintiffs.
Against
Marion :. Ire, Rachel Turner
TuluIa Wilson, VIM. J.. Lee. john G..
Ice. .)rtcr B. Lee. Martha J. Lee,
Leslie Lee, Dave Lee aud Eron Lee,
Defendants.
Summons for Rclivc-Complaint not
served.
To the defendants above named. You
are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action. of
which Il copy is herewith served upon
you. the original of which complaint and
summons Were duly fled in the office of
the clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
for Union county, South Carolina. ~
Ch"n I. H.. ;. G.. OF the 2tth day Of
Nory Ebar, y. d., 1895. and t. serve u
cop n youranSWcr to !lIc said complaint
on tie subscribers. at their Office. corner
of Main and Judgment streets. Ur,ou
South Carolina. within twenty days
after tn" service hereof. exclusive of
the day of S"riI service. and if Won fail
to answer the complaint within Tie t;iur
liorcSl!d. the plaintiffs in this action
VIII apply 40 tie court TO. the relief
lgmandcd III The complaint. Dar.L 1T
Cn!on ). c.. December ist \. -. lS9i.
liI D"!CK x SAWY!:H.
i',0inl it.S' N't.,r,.,..
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THHl BOOK. SALE.

N" more useful and acceptable gift than have some
ne selections and they have have by Christmas Eve,
" m % TO mnEG your selection early iferes few for you
JOHN aiaX llunchback of Notrc Dame Tom Browns School
y ;e am" Liberty lvi"s Sketch Book, Daughter ch Aesops
Fables, Wee Wife, and others OF Ike o :' 'P
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Union, Union township Jan. 80 to Feb
Sth.
Sar'at;.s store, Goudcysviiie township
Feb. 9th.
Milkinsrile, GoudeySviile, township
Feb. 10Th
DiWytonSviIic, Draytonsviie township
Feb. 1lth.
Timber Ridge. Draytonsril!c township
Feb. 18th.
ih;bln lLitl"john'S store. EraytonSvlIc
township FcI. 18th.
Union, Union township Fta. IL Co -.
The time will expire on the both OF
February. All those who fail To return
tier property when the ;imc expires
VII he subjected tca penalty of 30 per
cent.
JOHN G.. FARR.
Auditor.
Dec. 10. go ,f.)
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-25

A few days ago Deputy James
Brazil located on Gaines creek
one of the prisoners who es-
capped from Deputy Marion
Brewer at Wister recently. he
made the arrest. and while pre-
pairing his handouts, the pris-
oner seized a Winchester. and
pointing it at Mr.. BraziPs
breast. pulled the trigger. The
cartridge snapped, which alone
saved him from q fatal wound.
TIE prisoner. who gives his
name as Stewart, was brought
here. and appeared before Com.
missioner Harley this morning
on a charge of assault with in
tent to kill. he denies his
identity and claims to know
nothing about the party who
escaped from Deputy Brewer
but the evidence points strongl,
to his guilt.-South MeAleste
Capital.
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THE OLD sRIEer.

n was IN wardour street ! mct
with that ''moat curious old Epinet."
hardly wanted ~, but yea
needs must buy r.
For old Eake'H sake twas deer 20 mo
They lived 80 long ago. you see.
Wha touched 90 tune zach yellow ksy.
And while Try 40
hsar their long loss voices EinE
Bongn sung when G~orEe tho Third wns
king.
OF some sweet passion
Which warmed fond women's hsarts whna
time
They wore the dancing plume suhlima
And hoop In all Sta swollen prime
OF Paris fashion
I see their sack with trailing down.
which charmed alike and swept the town.
Their ruined sleeve. their dAEnmAk Rown
or flowers I'm season.
Then might no woman smoke nor ahoot
Nor wear things which beyond dispute
Suggest she's eaten of that root
which robs the reason.
hear their long lost voices toll
OF the great wizard Cupid'a spell.
Which wasted once short waistod bells
And beau hrocAded.
Are loves. mused, the dead days vcaved.
In which our forebears ioyed or grievud-
Those lasting loves. As they believed
Forever fadedi
Tho old apinet thus answered me-
tsAlnsi Cur fondeEt loves must Zee.
Or they from IA or from them we.
Not one IN spared. not
One" The vender's voice broke thruugh
Ny dream with claim for money due.
OF loat loves not one whit he knew.
And. more. be carud not.
james Nov in Pail Mall Magazine
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Killed Near Gale.

George Black came down
from Gale this afternoon and
brought the news Of the killing
Of Sebe Carpenter by T. w.
Hatfield this morning. Car
penter had been renting land
from Hatfield and the two men
quarreled, which led to the
shooting. Carpenter Is a young
man "a years old. and unmar-
ried. he is the son Of Butler
Carpenter Of Sherman, and a
nephew Gof Lee MeAfee- Mr..
McAfee was telegraphed al
Sherman this morning and came
10 Denison where he secured q
rig and went to the scene Of the
illing.-Denison Herald.
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ing circles. Of his business af-
fairs.
No arrangements have as yet
been made for the funeral as
the family are awaiting the
arrival Of Leonard Daniels. q
brother Of the deceased, who is
assistant general solicitor for
Pullman Palace Car company
Of Chicago. and viii arrive to-
morrow evening from Brittle
borough, VT, in a special car,
when the body viii be taken
east for burial.-Guthrie Capt..
/ tal.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States court in the In
dian Territory, Southern District.
Francis P. Gunter plaintiff,
VS..
Wiley L. Gunter defendant.
The defendant, Wiley l.. Gunter,
is warned to appear in this court in
thirty DAYS and answer to the COM
plant of the plaintiff, Francis p.
Gunter.
Witness the Hon. Constantine B.
Kilgore, judge of said court and the
seal thereof this eth day of Sept. 1895.
JOSEPH w. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
Dick & Brown attorneys.l
Chilion Riley attorney for non-res-
ident defendant
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The ladies Of the Christian
church are arranging for a uni
que entertainment TO be given
by them on the evening Of Oct
1. at the home Of Mrs. W. o.
Duston. "A penny for your
thoughts" is the distinguishing
title by which the entertainment
will be known. The ARDMoRR-
TIE will have more TO say OF
this affair in the future.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States Court in the Indian
Territory. Southern District
Jerry Ashley. Plaintiff.
VS..
Annis Ashley. Defendant
The defendant, Annis Ashley. Ii warned 70
apDear IN this court in thirty days ana an
s1yeT 70 the complaint of the plaintiff. Jerry
Witness the Honorable Constantine
KiIgore, Judge Of said court, and the sea
tSaeSof this nth day Of August. i0os-
JosRPH W. PHILLIPS, Clerk
Garrett a. Hardy attorneym-
g. NJ Sttnan attorney Tor non-reslasn ~
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SELF MURDER.
John Daniels. . Prominent Business Man
Of Guthrie. Commits Suicide
His MInd Lost.

The citizens of Guthrie were
startled last evening by the an
nouncement that John Daniels
had committed suicide at his
home, No. 316 North Division
street. The deed was commit
ted at Z O'Clock, while his wife
was sitting at the bedside Of her
boy, who was lowering near
death with that dread disease,
typhoid fever. il is supposed
that worry over the illness of
his wife, who had just recovered
from a sick bed of typhoid fe-
yer, and the fear that his son
would die of the same disease
and he, himself, subject to catch
it and also die, caused Mr.. Dan
| iels to commit the rash act that
he did. The deed was commit
ted with a 32-calibre revolver,
the ball entering his head direct
Ily back of the right ear, causing
instant death.
For several months previous
to the tragedy of last evening,
Mrs. Daniels had been confined
to her bed with typhoid fever.
Just as she was getting better,
their 14-year-old son, John, was
stricken with the same disease,
and was in a serious condition
at the time this awful deed was
committed. Several Of Mr.,
Daniels business associates haC
noticed that he had been actinl
strangely for sever al days anc
did not take the interest in hi
business that he generally did
= They wondered somewhat a
: this, for they knew his business
. affairs were in good shape anC
= could not account for hi
. strange actions. No one, how
ever, thought of Mr.. Daniel
q committing suicide, as he ha'
always transacted his busines
in a careful and business-lik
? manner, and was considered on
of the best business men in on
u city.
1t had been the custom fo
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels durin
the summer evenings to rid
N about the city, and last nigf
was no exception to the rule
they having just returned frol
q their accustomed ride. II
y horse was hitched in front
si si the house and the couple wei
in. Mrs. Daniels busted he
II. self about the bedside Of h'
SON, Johnnie. and was givir
an instructions to the colored Sc
want, Mrs. LOWE j. Crowle
and the nurse, Mrs. Snodgras
ssSS when Daniels appeared in q
kitchen.
ss Mrs. Crowley was engaged
preparing ice water to cool &
81 parched lips Of the stricken DO
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WARNING ORDER

Tn the United States Court In the Indinn
TERRITORY, southern District.
NJ. ]. Hosm, Plaintiff.
2. T. Hoss, Defendant -
The defendant. z T. Hoaa: is Earnea te
appear in this court IN tnirty aaEE1 @n2
" Witness the Honorable Conalnntin@ -. y.
vtIsorS fudQe OF the said court, and tne
aff ~ e,rsof fhin lat day OF Bepfombers -.
80 sTnrar1 a.1 JoaKPM wv. Pm1LLERms Cl@rR-
tchnaon Cruce A. Cruces 1ttornoyn-
a. q, Crnce. attorney Tor non-reAiosne -
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States Court in the Indianfrer-
ritory, Southern District.
Annie Cornelson. splaintin.
Preston Cornelson, defendant.
The defendant. Preston COrnelson. Is
warned to appear in this court in thirty days
and answer the complaint OF the plaintiff.
Annie COrnelson.
witness the Honorable Constantine B.
Kilgore, Judge of said court. and the seal
thereof, this 7th day of September, 1885.
lsRALl JOSEPH W. PHILLIPS, CLERK
Furman & Herbert, Attorneys.
j. B. Maxey. Attorney for nonresident.
septT
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Mary Garner. defendant.
WARNING ORDER.

In the United States Court in the Indian
Territory, Southern District.
A. ]. Wolverton. Plaintiff.
A. G.. Stevens and Oafendants
Mrs. A. G. StevensJ
The defendants. A. q. Stevens and Mrs A.
G. Stevens, are warned 10 appear IN tnla
court in thirty days and answer the com
plant OF the plaintiff, A J. W0lverton.
Witness the Honorable Constantine b.
Kilgore, Judge OF said court. and the seal
thereof, this Sth day OF May, 1885.
TsRAI1 JOSEPH w PHILLIPS, CLERK
Iadheftar a Rledsoe. httOrnevA. nuhM
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WARNING ORDER.

I'm the United states Court in the Indian
Territory. Southern District.
I. N Carroll. Plaintiff
VS..
Isabelle Carroll. defendant.
The defendant, Isabelle Carroll, IL warn
ed TO appear in this court In thirty aay aays
I. N. Carroll. ., -,
witness the Honorable Constantine b
thereof' this 18th day Of August, 1895.
faRA1I JOSEPH W. PHILIPS. Clerk.
Johnson Cruce a Cruce, Attorney
A. C. Cruce, attorney for non-resioenh. =,
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States court in the In
dian Territory, Southern District.
Harriet Thompson plaintin,
VS..
w. F. Thompson defendant.
The defendant, W. F. Thompson,
is warned to appear in this court in
thirty days and answer to the COM
plant of the plaintiff, Harriet Thomp-
son.
Witness the Hon. Constantine b.
Kilgore, judge of said court, and the
seal thereof this 9th day of Sept. 1896.
JOSEPH w. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
johnson, Cruce & Cruce attorneys.
A. G. Cruce attorney for non-resi'
dent defendant.
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The efollowing prices are paid In Ard
more for the farm products nameds
Butter, i6c per ID
Chickens, 90 % ei-so per do1.
Eggs. So per don.
Sweet potatoes, T5c per bu.
Irish potatoes, sc per ba-
Apples, fnativel Tbc per b.
Apples, (northernl tf.1S Per IN.
Onions. 81 Per bu.
Cabbage, &c per 10.
Hay. H-so 20 t5 50 Per ton
Corn, % 20 sc per b.
Data, ibc and fec per bu.
wheat. IS cents per bushel.
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j. NJ. PHILLIPa. Clark.
WARNING ORDER.

In the United States court in the In
dian Territory, Southern District.
October term, 1896.
Crissie Hinchey, plaintiff,
VS..
J. G. Hinehey, defendant
The defendant, J. @. Hinchey, is
warned to appear in this court In
thirty days and answer to the COM
plant of the plaintiff, Crissie Hin
chey.
Witness the Hon. G. b. Kilgore,
Judge of said court, and the seal
thereof, this 18th day of Sept. 1895.
j. w. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
A. Eddleman attorney.
J. B. Maxey attorney for non-resi-
dent defendant sep 16
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States court in the In
dian Territory, Southern District.
Abner Willisms, plaintiff,
VS..
Susie Williams, defendant.
The defendant, Susie Williams, is
warned to appear in this court in
thirty days and answer to the COM
plant of the plaintiff, AbDer VIII
liams.
Witness the Hon. Constantine B.
Kilgore, judge of said court, and the
seal thereof, this 10th day Of Sept.
1895.
j. W. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
Cyrus G. Kean attorney.
Ledbetter & Bledsoe, attorneys for
nonresident.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States court in the Indian
Territory. Southern District.
Nose Garner. plaintiff
Mary Garner, defendant
The defendant Mary Garner, is warned 10
appear in this court in thirty days and an
swer to the complaint of the plaintin, Nose
Garner.
witness the Hon. Constantine b. Kilgore,
Judge OF said court and the seal thereof, this
18th day Of Sept, 1895.
JOSEPH w. PHILLIPS. Clerk.
Fowler Sitman. attorneys. sepC
Thos. Norman attorney for nonresident
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Ny stable has Just been rsattsd
with new buEEies, Sarreys, Garages
and phstons. The nicest rigs In tha
city. Gentle teams for ladinn-
I also have my old second had
BugEies and Harness for Rnle at n
bargain J. 3. BOWLS, Propristor.
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The confidence OF
your doctor, why
not yours? You and
your prescription
will both be treated
exactly right at