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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22
HERGSADESERVING ONE
Red Cross Calls Attention 10 an Opportunity
to Exercise Charity.
THE socltNs BIG DAY AT sALTMs.


The RED Cross Society calls attention
10 a very deserving case 900 THIS city,
and "a statement of ihs c.roumsihnces
VIII without doubt appeal directly 70
the hearts ~ those rhlHtably Inclined
who iro ablc 90 lend ihe necessary as-
sistlnce.
with the Utah troops That went TO
San Francisco was Thomas Holden.
who enlisted FOR the purpose u FIGHT
ing f1r bic country and ours \ short
time ago Mr. Holden was taken 100 an-
died 900 the hospital 100 san Francisco.
This takes a.uy from t-o wife aue
family the uttie help they have former
iy had and now .he poor woman be- en-
tirely destitute 10 make mliten,
worse. the lady d. .u delicate condi-
ton. The family ia in need, NJ every
thing. and further mention ~ their dc--
tiiutlou will scarcely be necessary. as
ihcrc D. Goo doubt ihlt some Kind per-
SON VIII minister o. their needs Tho
address Dr. Mu Thomas Holden. IN
cast. seventh South street Persons
drrlruua of rendering assistance are
asked fn uH directly Go the home of
Ulil lt ih" Hrl Cross headquarters.
SALTAlU EXCURSION.
ON Turfdav next Inc UU1 Cross so.
clDtlcH " salt Lake. ami OQIan wall
Elvr o. dly Ht S.lilir when trains viii
De- ruin from both places There will
ho nllr.uuH hy prominent ladies and
gentlemen. and Che boys of tntitry g.
VIII participate. This viii uaiily their
wish Tor an cNeurHiln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

In tho case Of the State arr
James T. Monk, convicted flfnf =
ago ~ both forgery and perjury. y
Norrgll today made an order cRtes
the time fifteen days m0rr Tor dfN
ant 10 prepare and nl0 amunimfntsI
blll of exceptions
Little llhodn li1oh, ihs victim
John A. lilytho'a assault. was taken
the county innrmlFy today. and "
be- In the caro- OF Mru, Wn.rpl0 pshil
the trial
In the matter % tn cr'lto ~ y,
Flrct Wilson, Judge N1rrrl mae &
order today that J. u. Adams hulIs
Adams, now IN tn custody W 80
LOWS, appear before Judge tl.lT b
morrow morning 20 answer flr g
tempt.
Joseph sill IL suing Peter q. Rte
son a nl In tho Third district cflf q
recover 5000 on certain pr0r.H7
note secured by a trust decd 10 sfiai
real estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22
Nrws ri,om ALAsKA


Juneau. ALASKA. July H. by steamship
AK ~ Departure hay, 49, c., July -,
Tho town Of Sknguay N stun under
martial law and al saloons are CLOSED.
Twenty-alx mon who have been hound
over BY the United states commlHaiuuef
have been taken a. Hltkn.
city Surveyor Reid, who killed
'soapy" Smith recently, received d
wound In The Thigh and may die OF
blood poisoning.
j. W. Tanner. ~ Juneau. has been
appointed deputy United States marsh IL
nj SkaEuny in place ~ Taylor Tho
latter h charged with neglect " Official
duty.
a number ~ disappointed Fpli-scok.
crs have returned here from The Cop-
pct River country Richard shaw, "a
well known young man " means OF
Rochester. y. Y, who took what wa
considered the best uutht Co copper
River was drowned and hlH body was
recovered,
A. J. Nofthcot,. ~ iiunalo, ~ "
ana j. ]. ~ lly ~ Homer. ~ Y, sue
cocdod In getting ~ the river. North.
colt says that near ~ head they FOUND
-four. gold In fow scattered places. but
the ground was not rich enough to
work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

The meeting of the Second quorum ~
Seventy Usually hold On the Fifteenth
ward ou thc last Monday ln each
month, win not boz held naxt Monday
buy ls postponed an the last Monday
IN August.
The meeting OF the non quorum ~
Seventy IN tho Flfth ward meetIug
house. WI NOT be- held next Monday, but
win convene a week later. on Monday.
August lst, at 1850 y. IN,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22
OOlNGs IN THE POLICE COURT

Joe Thompson hni John Newman.
two llght-nngcrci youths, got 90
days each In the police court today for
prtt larceny Tho lads stole two pairs
40 shoes from Robinson Bros.
Oscar iiaHmuHHUn. arrested fHr uHs
flult and hltt,fY win have 10 hriring
ut : o'clock tomorrow.
Henry W0Hiun. OlDn1 An and Or
IonuIs1n forfeited o. each Cor violating
the bicycle ordinance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

Washington. Iuly % Tho war de-.
phrimtut today received telegram
from General Miles showing that on
Thuwduy nt o.. M. ~ was SIN a.
Guantanamo. 10 follows;
playa del Eair, 7 %. M. SECRETARY ~
War The following troops arc with
men aboard transports he Guantanamo
lnrhur en- route Go Porto Rico -Four
light batteries m the Third and Fourth
artillery i.nnlr'H battery 70. artillery.
ihr sixth Illinois. tho Sixth MaHat-
rhusrtln, 1913 recruits Cor tho Sixth
corps. On mon Of the signal e1rpa and
20 NJ tho hospital corps, 3iii men lil
told. MILES.
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A Connetlon.

The statement made In Thursday's
'Ncws' that two trains would leave Tor
Castillo tomorrow Saturday, was In
correct Thore win be- one train only,
ana that leaves the Rio Grande depot
81 3 am. Castillo IL n delightful place
for a days outing, ana 10 N expected
mat large crowd win be- there to-
morrow, the occasion helug the Titan
Press Accusations annual excursion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22
INSTINCT.
Taste Is Frequently Valuable Guide In
Selecting Food.

4 little ohlld's taste Is often a rcil.
lh'e EuIlv tn palatuhlo and desirable
food and % IL worth ones while % OBJ
-.rNr how The little folks take % Grape
SUITS, ihn famous new food made by
lhe Postum Co. at Battle Creek.
They eat Il freely without addition
M sugar Tor 10 has the peculiar. mlln
but sIi.tiy.rg sweet VI grnpe-Husnr.
and The natural taste either of child
or lNult recognizes nt once a food that
VIII hgroo with ana richly nuurlsh the
gyHt.m.
They nre generally unable 10 explain
Why Due Instinct seems a. ten the un-
oflnT truth when Grape Nuts are tas.
t.d urd tow days use VIII show
atTansth and health as the result OF
food that NOT only has the delicious
favor but ls made % those parts of Jnr
food supply furnished hy the Creator.
mat tend 90 easy absorption by the
system,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

New York. July % Tho last ~ the
series ~ trial races among the twenty.
foot nionpu has been sailed al oyster
bay, aud the regatta committee ~ the
aeawnnhakn- Corinthian Yacht club
have decided unanimously 10 favor on
the Crane design, Scawuuhnka, 90 the
best boat fitted To represent America IN
tho zach, races tu take place az Mon
ircai next month. There were three
races. all ~ which were won by the
lauuuuhuku
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22
LOWER coTGT nr,rE,rp.


NNN'N "NiN
The Supreme court handed d4ur
opinion this afternoon loo Doe az
John Manning ct no, appellants. rt i,
Fife ct 81. reversing the decision Z /,
lower court.
This action was brought by ihh Z
tins. as trustees ~ the Wilson a (
&c Irrigation company to IH'Umir| i
rlrht o. the uH. NJ 10 portion
waters NJ the W
Tho case was tried before Iuir 4
lnpp last December, and IN lanuf5 I
the present year the court pati
judgment, dlsmia8ing plhlnUdt :
plnlut. and the uvfuuuaulU .H
crofs-Cumplalnt. were adiuir0I b. .
the owneraof 1857 second fp.t 70 ai.
The appeal was on the julem.fi l.
alone. ana the errors nHs.FHri D.
that the court In making iii fw =
second cancellations " law Htt ln ~
dorng judgment IN favor 1f ths "A.
tins and In dlsmlaslng plaintiffs L.
plant.
Chief Justice Zane. who drIlytfil T,
opinion. finds that Judge Rllarp n
On denying the Injunction and n .
missing plaintiffs compliant itHNt
ordered that the decree hH 90 "
Justice lartch cnncura. Iusuo. ~
in absent from the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22
LOCOMOTIVE EXPLODES.
fdghtful Accident on he Central Pacific
Railway.
THREE PERSONS KILLED INSTANTLY.


Dutch Flat Cal. July "A terri
bic accident took place ON the Central
Pacific railroad opposite Towics s,a-
tlon. In placer county. today Three
torrons were killed and four other1
Iainnlly injured. a fruit train
bound Tor the Past pulled out " the
Sacramento station late last n'rht
with Thomas Kelly na the engineer
and Al. Perry na the fireman ON board
locomotive 1904 A. the train was toll
lns up the stcop grade post the station
NJ Dutch Flat the ongln, exploded The
rom was terrific. shaking the SUR
rounding hills and tn buildings M the
town. The locomotive waD completely
wrecked
Engineer Kelly. Fireman Perry 'nd 70
c1ul pHfaor supposed 10 to- n tramp
working hIH way over the mount7inH
and whose name o. unknown. were Inc
gtantly Killed. Their bodies were hurled
"a lonr distance from the onrlns and
were frlrhtmlly mnnrlod.
The explosion occurred just opposite
tho boarding house of j. u. Falicr %
frame building. iniuu1g four potslnH.
Fragments of iron How Doe every lirHr-
ton from thH wrecked locomotive. uud
old considerable damage Co the fnllrf
building
Nirs y. =. Fallar wan painfully CO..
about Che head and hands. Raymond
TALLER lrHd no.. was severely cut nHd
bruised. Lawrence Flll,r aged d. was
bruised about tho h.ld. Horny uiHuu"
81 Cu'fnk was hurt ln the back ara "
o. believed that several uf h.H Ribs wore
broken. one ear wuH thrown from the
track bat WIS not iauHg.d
The cause of the explosion may mover
De- known Local railroad officials Say
ihr boilers uf tho locomotive wrr
thoroughly tested short limo ago and
reported Iu urHt class condition.
4 special wreek.ug rrr. bearing A..
siH'int Division superintendent Jourf.
Master ehHuIc iDIutfolmrn, AMI br.
Huntington. superintendent ~ The fHll
road hospital ut Scranton. Do rNpCttrd
nt any moment phyhrInns were 1ltt
deHratched tu the scene of The acui-
dent ffum CnlfaN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

ON sunday evening next the Maine
memorial service In the Sixth ward as-
s,mhly rooms win hagin nt 9 o'clock.
%. uFHGum occupying about nh
hours time. The bishop OF the ward,
Elder james q. Watson, extends an ln.
yItltnn il all residents uf the ward
90 he present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

Charleston :. C.. July 22-Thc
French steamer plndg Rodriguez.
was brought into this port this mIrn-
lng m charge uf o. prize crew from the
cruiser New Orleans. The steamer was
captured on san Juan 90 Porto Rico.
She was warned July 10Th not 10 en-
ter the port July l1th the Rodriguez
appeared again making Tor the harhlr
Tho New orleans sent two shots across
her bow ana brought her 90, she had
20 cabin and 10 st,"ruge passengers and
n cargo Of CONGO ana tobacco,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

l..out, John lima, qulriymlstor uf
th0 Twelfth Minnesota yu'uui rs now
40 ChlcklmluEl, has formally lcr,pl-
cd tho nomination CON- EHyHrnHr tru-
dcr.d Oh him hy thT Mnuulil p.ml-
Gratis, silver Republicans and ppu-
lists. HIS letter docs uut discuss pole
Tics, nor docs hH suy whether DO will
return 90 th' state tu take part in the
campaign. % is beloved he VIII stay
with his regiment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

Camilla Young entered rult o.
vorcc from WILLIAM Henry Y1st; y
day alleging failure Co pr0y.ia n
parties were intormurrl,d no iii e
ON January 10. 1898. Thtrc ar q
children, whom. In addition 40 o. &c.
Mrs. Young asks 20 be uWlfli q
custody uf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22
AN ATTRACTIVE LUNCHEON,

when you make preparation Tor
your picnic 90 other luncheon you
want the very best tl hr had ln order
60 riyo the entertainment the greatest
possible pleasure. Unless YOU use the
best ingrodi'ntg you cannot have the
uatfofInH results you desire. our ~.
r. Baking Powder Will give Co the
cooking an excellence which you'u APE
praUiitn and which will please all who
share OF tho luncheon provided.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

Washington. July 2e-Tho cabinet
.'ln today occupied uu hour and u
half aud was devoted almost exclusive.
ly 90 the Porto Rico expedition ana thr
aEEtrsslvc steps IN the campaign. Tho
Immense chart ~ tho island was Hsnt
Tor during the session and lia lines
carefully studied. After tho session %
was specifically and positively stated
that there had been mo- discussion
whatever uH 60 tho uHnrn out HuE uH
90 the new phase created hy the Gu
ban Insurgents Independent attitude
nor ns il the action ~ AguIullil in
the Philippine
Gon. Miles departure. however wns
made matter of cnnrratulnti0n and
the steps O. follow wcrr thorough
reviewed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22
PIONEER SQUARE PARK.
Program Of Dedieaiory Services b b "
Monday Morning.

The committee on program afiis
ed by President barnes oi ths .
Council. reported tho result n ,s
b5rs 10 Mayor Clark this afie-s
The exercises. dodicatlng -
square a. a public park VIII BE- ~
the grounds Monday momInE
moncng at 10 o'clock. The Pnfa|
VIII be "a follows;
Music ...,.,,.. .....,.,.....,,.. .'ll1
Opening prayer.
song ssss. ,ssss. .....Tabrrnarf
opening address ,.,. ..,MayN ~,
Remarks. President Wilflri W'olf-
SONG ,tss, ,.,.., ,s.,.Tahgfnatlt y
Remarks ,.......Judgr g. g. v
Remarks ...,.. .....Judgr W. H. ~
Dellcatory prayer .,...... .ss,,,.,,
.....,..Prsaldcnt George y ~
Music ',,,ss,,. s..,,....'sssss'' 80
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair tonight and Saturday. station
nry temperature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

london. July "A dispatch q the
Standard from Curunnu gives a lively
account ~ tho stampede into the
country owing 90 the fears ~ the APP
preaching American squadron. The
GORE apunioni Huys there lH daily
stream OF bullock ears with furniture,
and thu town iH nearly deserted by the
better class ~ inhabitants.
Tho local papers there have frlrht-
enrd the people 80 much that IA Cap-
tain general summoned tho editors
and threatened them nll with imprls-
onment n thoy printed nno word about
Commodore Wats1u's squadron, The
exodus, however shows uD HIEns of de
mlnlfhlnE.
A pamphlet has been distributed
among tho wurkiugmru urEing them
o. demand peace at 40 costs, owing Co
the ttrrhle distress and tho lack 10
work and food. 10 IL evident that
there will bee trouble ln Curunnt. says
tho correspondent ana me WORKING
classes VIII make 10 unless something
IL promptly done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

Iawis.snss. nj rana. MS operator, iie'
lsct the state boards Decision.

pana, Ills. July Several unknown
non-uniDn miners were severely beaten
today while en- route o. TIE shafts 70
resume work only twl miners en-
tel,d Hprlngaidr mine, th.y being 60
cufted 10 the milne operators Win
Winchester, preventing the union
miners fr1m intrrfcrlug one u1u-uus
ion miner named iieuiHraln while Du
route a. p,nwrli mine was inicr' pied
and badly pounded The minors ana
their wives continue o. surround tnt
shafts Deputies and police ais, cuu-
unur ON guard Complications be-
tween the mayor lud city aldermen
have arisen ON h'HNii NJ me action
uf Mayer pcuwcll granting pcrmiEf1n
90 nun-uulnn miners 90 carry rrv1lV't,
ana guns The operations ana mlnein
organization have been given notice
hy the state board nj arbitration ui
q doridnn hy The board that 80 cents
should be- paid Tor mine run mining,
the pann operators Co furnish nll SUPP
plirh except powder ami that the cnu'
pom System M vogue hy the operators
should be abolished The miners have
given notice that they accept the de-
clHlon ~ tho board. rho operators say
they Will not hr governed M any par
tlcular by the boards decision.
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Work Of Rumaus.

MERIDIAN, MISS, Dec. 21.-Lucy
Thomas and her four-year- old boy were
s'.ot at Eutaw, Ala, to-day by soldiers
the First Missouri volunteers, who
were mustered out at Columbia. Tenn,
yesterday. The child was shot above
the left eye and is not expected to re-
cover. The mother received a painful
wound in the left arm. The soldiers
were drunk and disorderly, recklessly
shooting into every house as they pass
ed. The woman and child were stand
ing in the door of their home and prov
ed an easy mark for the rutfians. The
firing was done from the train on which
the soldiers were en- route home and
was kept up at other places along the
line, but fortunately without further
fatal results.
Gov. Johnston, of Alabama, has Offer
ed reward of 800 for the arrest and
conviction of every man implicated in
the shooting.
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lief and found only disappolnt-
ment in local treatment Will find
it wise to waste no further time
on sprays, washes, inhaling mix
lures, etc, which are only tempo
rary and can not save them from
Consumption. Catarrh is Il deep
seated blood disease. S. S. 5. is
the only remedy which can reach
the very bottom of the disease
and cure it permanently.
Books sent free by the Swift
Specific Company, Atlanta, Gs.
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thatAnderson ought to have an A. R. P.
organization. There are fine possibili-

that Anderson ought to have an A. r. P.
organization. There are fine possibili-
ties here.
All our people know Mr.. Robt. More
head. Yes. Well, he is good fellow
but not married. Well, he is ''think-
ing about it." There are rumors in the
air up in that country. Mr.. Morehead
has a farm of 43O acres-broad acres
that we rode over and we pronounce it
fine land. OF course this has no con-
nection with the above remarks, but
the land would be "handy'' and not
to be despised. Mr.. Morehead was kind
to us.
While in Anderson we heard and saw
Mayor j. X. Hood preside in the city
court with ease and grace. Mr.. Hood
showed us over the new city hall and
the new court house, which are an hon.
or to Anderson and are finished off in
modern style. Anderson is building
up rapidly. We regretted not being
able to accept the kind invitation to
spend the night with Mr.. Hood. 1t lisa
pleasure to say that our young friend
is to-day one of the prominent figures
in the public eye Of Anderson.
Mr.. Robt. Morehead and Mr.. Burns
of Concord were very kind. Mr.. More
head went with us over the congrega-
tion. Mr.. T. E. Mcconnell and Mr.. G..
F. Mcconnell are capital farmers. We
counted twelve big banks Of potatoes
in the yard Of Mr.. Willie Stevenson.
He is very active young man. Con-
cord is talking about a new church
building.
The Black Diamond Railroad has
stirred Anderson. The route runs from
Columbus, O., to Anderson, S. c.
South Of Anderson the route has not
been agreed on. Due West has chance
it she wants to pull for the road. The
road is to be double track line. Mr..
Jas. Tribble is the head of the move
ment in Anderson. 1t might be well
for our people to interest themselves
in this road.
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catarrh Cannot ba Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot
reach th- seat Of thu disease atarrh Is q bIosd
ustiutional disease, and In order TO cure IL
Cure is taken tut rnaly. and act. directly on the
blood and II ucous Surfares Halls Caiafrh Cure
Is nut qnack medicine It was prescribed By
one of the best physicians In this untry for
years, and Is regular pr. scription 1t /. co,n-
posed OF the best tonics known, combined W th
III. hest blood purifiers. acting directly on I. g
mucous surfaces The perfect combination of tho
two Ingredients is what produces such wonderful
results In curing Catarrh. Send for t~stimonials
free
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A Forerunner of the Most
Fatal Disease.

Though its offensive features
are sometimes almost unbearable,
few people are aware of the danger
of which Catarrh is the forerun-
ner. Catarrh invariably leads to
Consumption. Growing worsc'and
worse each winter. those who rely
upon the usual Treatment of
sprays, washes and inhaling mix
lures find that it is impossible to
check the disease with these local
applications which only reach the
surface. The offensive discharge
increases all the while, causing II
feeling of personal defiIement, and
gets deeper. and deeper until it is
only a question of a short time
until the lungs are affected.
The Importance of the proper
treatment can therefore be readily
appreciated. But no good what
ever can be expected from local
applications, us such treatment
never did cure Catarrh, and never
will.
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NOTICE.
RICE, RICE.

CONSIGNMENT of Rough Rice So
" lcited. Promp, milling and return
OF proceeds or account sales. Highest
market prices paid for good Rice
"Carolina Rice Neal or "Elour." the
cheapest and hest stock food on the mat
ket, for sale at low figures
WEST POINT MILL CO.,
Charleston, S. c.
Oct. 26, 1898 IS I'm
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Pains in the chest when person
has o cold indicate tendency toward
pneumonia. A piece Of flannel damp
ened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and bound on to the chest over the
seat of Pain will promptly relieve the
pain and prevent the threatened attack
of pneumonia. This same treatment
will cure lame back in few hours.
Sold hy Hill Orr Drug Go.
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Catarrh Leads
to Consumption.

II had such severe case of Catarrh
that l lost my hearing in one ear, and
part Of the bone in my nose sloughed
off. was constantly treated with
sprays and washes. but each winter
the disease seemed to have a tirmer
hold on me. had finally been de-
cared incurable when decided to
try s. S. S. 1t seemed to get right at
the seat of the disease, and cured me
permanently, for have had no touch
of Catarrh for seven years.
"MRs. JOSEPHINE PoLHILL,
"Dnc West, S. C.
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDRRSON.
COJJRT OF COMMON PLEAS.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Joseph e Cunningham, as Admuistrat3r Of the
against L. q. Osborn, n. T Osborn, & N. or
horn, E,.ua Z ng, and.E .ra Vtckory,As heirs Of
TurneI B Osborn, dc; a.ed, and OF Catherine
Osborn, deceased, and Joseph N Brown, Oefdo-
dant. Summons for Relief-Complaint mot
Served
To the Defendant above named:
VOU are hereby summoned md required to an
/ swer the Complaint in this action, which
is filed In the Office of the Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, at hder on a., 8 c. and %
serve copy OF your answer tothe said Complaint
on the subscriber at his office, ut AndefsonC e. e..
S. c.. within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive Of the day OF such service; and It you
fail to answer the Complaint within the ttme
aforesaid the PlAintiff In this action will Apply
plant.
OSEPH N. BROWN,
Plaintiffs Alto, ney, A hders0n, 8. G.
lSEALJ JOHN q. HATKI:S, c c p.
To the Defendants above Ianed:
Take Notice that the lomplaint in this action,
together with the STUNT oux herein cosy Of
which {. he. ewith served upon yoI, were flied In
the Office of the Clerk Of the ourt Of common
Pl as for the County Of Anderson on the 18Th
day of NOvem bar, D. 1898, and the obj of the
acs,oo isfa sell thu Real Estate Of Turner B. 0s-
born, deeras d. 06 acres iu F0 .Ownship-f6r
payment of debts. No personal CLAIM is made
against you. JOSEPH N BROWN,
t!aibtiff's AttorneG-
Anderson, s. c., Nov. 2s. 1885,
To the Defendants Eu ma King and Cora VickoH
axe notice that unless you apply within twe1-
ty days after the service Of this Summons upon
you Tor the appointn cut ofa Guardian ad litem
to appear ard defend This artion In your behalf,
the autiff will then app to the C6u,. for ssDii
appointment 1n your behalf
J SErH N. BROWN, Plaintiffs Atty.
Anderson. s. G.. Nov. -. 1888. 2S