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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-21
Magnolia Items.

Magnolia, S. c., March l6-Tbe recent
6s;te,ing prices paid for cotton and the quo
.atious of cultures" have greatly encouraged
our farmers to expect, with feeling OF GER
tainiy, high prices ue1t fall, and consequent
lv there Will he an increase II the acre &c,
with higher fertizlng, as result; and II
the seasops are good snd no caamities coue,
they (the fsrmers) will not only oe rewarded
With big yield, out reap core disappoiut
meut ss to money proceeds. They will ac
on the principle that "now is the accepted
time" and nothing can restrain them.
The frequent reports of mad dogs have
carsed many to observe rowing dogs With an
air of suspicion, and will doubtless cause
many harmless dogs, under the slightest sus-
p;cion, to cease existence. Well, 1t is truly
said that "csution is the parent OF safety -
The value of the average cur is not worth the
slightest rick All rowing or wandetiog dogs
should oe speedily despatched
The animal that has been terrer'zlng Ger
tain localities around is still at large as far
as we know. | guess il is soHe bali starved
wandering dog. But nervous and supers'i
tious people sec the animal in all kinds OF
shapes.
The "wolf'' killed by one Green in this
section, after examination was declared "a
big bull dog" but finally was transformed
10 an old half-fauished hound. The last is
aoout correct.
Section Master, Hinson, was painfully,
though rot seriously, burt yesterday while
experimenting the loading of the cars With
the old rails at or oear Mayesville. he lives
at this depot. Th- il jlry is in his back
Beo Brown, very popular old negro at
this place has couSrued attack OF pneu-
monia, and ,s seriously i'll
Mrs. y alker Frierson who WAS critically
i'll las, week, is ous of danger; 80 states the
attending physician, Dr. Darby.
The festival glven by the ladies las: pieot
a. &c parsonage, no wl'hstaadlne the uopEo
pi;ious weather, wss quite q success Tr,s
supper was g,yen FOR the heceft OF tns ". +
Church parsonage. The amount cleared
YVES SIS.
State Constatie Dorn we're over be'e this
eeet ,rviog to cage "biiod tiger TIE
nex: cour, o: general sessions wall tel tie
s,crr as 10 Nr Dorn's snccess The tnsJ'f-
NV CT the citizens Of this p!sce express tbsTs
se!-ss bitterly against whiskey in'empe:stei>
used. sn! es9ec,a.iv the illicit haodiiog OF il
--e,.u.t.l4rly csl!ea blind tise.s II IS
e;;it.:cri; TO iaG :. person VITO viii prosecute
or IS .,.}:nely testify. This should not seso,
however uap;e.s.ot Ii ma: oe.
I:3e re epnone between Macesviils, 'his
nl.re az. l..ach,u.e shcal,: sooo be in cpe
.stles.. Nearir 81! the ocles are up.
Occasional.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-21
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF >UMTER
COURT OF GO MON PLEAS.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
lCrmnlalrf serped
tC"mp's,"r se-ved

George D ooc.e nn r"afd P bore CO.
3sroers "olne huslt ess o. Ger the rc
Lame of Go D Shore b B o plain tifs
aga,nst gene 8ogsu, defendant
To tho Dpfe~d Ant abnve named:
2. AEE GE EtYSU NONEo and re.
qn,ren 20 abewe, the ON lain, this action.
Of which copv is erewi served upoo you,
and 10 serve copv Of tour answer to he
ga d co Lsiot y the cub cribers at their
flee in the c,:y of Sun r. = c., wi'bin
t~eaty dsvs after the serv'ce hereof e1clu.
a,ve OF the day of such service (; a.d If yoc
fail O answer the comn'aiot v"h,p The TINS
.foresaid, the pam IF in this action ill
apply to the court for be relief mapd Ia
this complain and YOU are hereby notified
that the Complaint in above entitled sc-
tioo was e ed 10 the flee Of the Clerk of
the Court OF ommoh rless, for Sumter
Coustv in tbe ST.. aforesaid on the 23rd
day of hruary, l9
Dated Feoruars 3 900
IUs'Y& oEYNOLDs,
Pnn fs A torntys.
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-21
STATEMENT FROM CAPT.
BROWNFIELD
Souuerv,.le. 9. C n ar b II


Mr e iitor 10 recent ls.ue OF your
paper. cl,pp,og of shicd vas scot me
by some one in your city. there is q
card from n 3 G Spsuo, wh'ch
nieht lead to the ,mores-lon that | an
taxing part 10 matter beyond my
conneotion With it as historian of the
D,ok Anderson Camp P'ease. there
fore, allow me space 10 your valuable
columns for the following ssa,emess:
let. Some time last year. sent
Maj Spson the blanks he applied for
Those blanks were adopted BY ,he
camp for the purpose ,e.er tully c"n
Piled with of beng h.led ous aod fled
With the historian, 10 order to show the
career of each member Of the camp 10
Confederate service
ID Some time after, 10 sbe spring
CT early summer, | met Maj Spano on
the pubic road, as | vas gong 10. sud
he com,og from. The Oily OF Sumter
Ga this occasion. the m .jor proposed,
aad readily consented, to his resd'og
an account OF hls se.v.ces 10 the Coo
federase army II was not written oo
the blapks had furnished bin. but on
iooisoap paper, aud ms "forewords
we're add, essed TO Col T V Walsh, to
myself a, historian. aud to others OF
the canp, aud recognize it as she
sane ss recently introduced n,s puoll'h
ed article. for wnloh the News aod
Courier sub.tituted their owo nesdhoes
Tbs aooouns read TO me from tne
msnuser,ps giving the details OF hls
career 10 .he Confederate army. | reoog
D,ze as the same recently poolloned 10
the papers.
81 After through reading his mao
uscr,ps. may nave sugges'ed. bot as
remenber. the msj 'r ,utiusteo his tosec'
ton to f.e the persr Wlsn Capt C'srenous
Mosee. the aojutsot OF the Csup In.
ma;or gas empnas;c 10 language, aud
even vehemeot 10 msooer; aud as l %"
recall, left the Impression 10 my m'nu
that he attended TO give nis manu>eaps
accouus WIDER cnculaloo through tbe
newspapers snau 1t couid poss'oty nav
shrougn the caanoels Of tne ''ca,np
roster"
1. is. perhaps, useless for me TO Soy
shas never hearo Of tue ''manusc,ip.
again, unt,l | saw is puo.,eh 10 toe
Sunday News. february rs o.
Respectfully.
z J Beowpfeld
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-21
Mad Dogs and Smallpox In Ciar-
sndon County.
F ON the nann,oe Times. March IL.

om the Hsnn,og Times. March Il.
0 da, laat week he people 10 the DuRsnt
secuos were stirred up about the Wis t4lioa
f N jog in thei' midst % the Joseph
Dur ut place, the dog b,t little eolored girl,
d from the e went over ~ iee Ga,liard
place aud Dit two e. dog. aud ca f Hr.
G4illsrd bad the urd dog bis own dogs
killed aid is watching to see what wid
develop with tn caf
j.rR R B.,qRs. Of Summerton has .
6oe Jer-ey mi CIV, wnich vas bi''en come.
time ago b. a mad dog, aod lset Sunday the
COW .howed distinct signs Of the effect Of 'hs
bi,e
l. is ssid that from Sardinia to Nes q "a
smallpox hse 'aheo th country, and c'or
Woods bss reported the condition 10 Or.
Erans s-cret.rv of the S,ate hoard OF health.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-21

*Daily tDaily ezcep, Sunday.
No SO runs through to Charleston, S. G.
va Central r F., striving ason.ng Al
y, Lanes GIT e, Charleston 90 N.
Trains on Conway Branch leave Cbadoocrn
IS N, arrive Conway Z 40 p %, return
ng leave Conwsy 90 n, arrive Chad
ocurn /! so am, leeve ChsdScurD II so 70.
arrive HUB II Is p 70, re'nrn,rg leave Hub
3.oop @, e.rive Chadbourn o25 q II, Daily
s1cept Scnday
! r. KENl.Y, Geo'I Manager
t ". EMER on, Traffic Manager.
H.N EMERSON Gen'i Pass Agent.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-21
A Treat IN store for Beaufort.

Re- c G Brown, Of Sumter, one of 'be
most e'que nnd humorous neo in the
B-ptis' ut s'ry. will te in Beaufort, Tues
dav, April 3, AID deliver lec.ure for the
benefit Of the Lad,es' Parsonage Society Of
of the Beaufort Baptist Church F., shar
particulars of tbis great treat will be given
later Pain etto P 81 March Is.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-21
WASHINGTON LETTER

ashington. March 1.-THE
nightmare labeled Porto RICO tariff
still hovers over the pillows Of prom
lnert republicans and destroys their
rest Conferences are held every
day with Mr. Mckinley by senators
who favor free trade, and the odd
thlpg is that both classes of senator's
talk as though they believe Mr. Nc
KinIey to be on their side All sorts
of propositions are being advanced
by republican senators to avoid any
thing like an open rupture in their
party on this question, one Of them
being to continue the debate until
the close of the session withou:
allowing the bill TO come to vote
and another to load it up with all
sorts Of amendments aud then defea,
it by an overwhelming vote Toe
dodge in either Of these expedien's
would be 80 palpabie, that it is hard
ly conceivable that the republican
leaders will be foolish enough to
allow ether to be adopted The
republican party is in control of all
branches of the government, and for
it to fail to place ;tself on record by
positive legislation on this question.
would be an acknowledgment of
weakness that would be absolutely
certaiu to drive the party from
power That is why they will have
to patch up some sort OF Legislation
1t was by strict party vote,
excepting Senator Lindsay, of Ken
tucky, who voted with the republi
cans, that the senate tabled Senator
Aliens amendment 70 the Porto
Rico bill, declaring :nat by force of
the Paris treaty of peace the cous'i
tuition Of the United States was ex-
tended over Porto Rico and ito inhab
itants, and the previous talk of some
OF the republican senators made their
votes somewhat surprising. as vote
to table the amendment was equive
lent to vote in favor of the conten
tion that congress can legislate for
our new possessions, regardless of
the constitution By coincidence
the vote was taken just after Senator
Chiffon had made a speech. in which
be said "Our constitution goes to
Porto Rico 1t goes every where that
the American power goes, and it IS
shame to our pretenslops that the
first act Of an American congress liz
dealing with our new acquisitions
from Spain should be an efI,rt to
deny to that people the highest right
Of free men-the protection Of a
written. constitution 1t seems like {.
sraves:y to hold that congress. which
is the creature of the constitution,
can legislate for anybody or anything
10 disregard of the terms Of that con
sti.u.iol "
TIE senate amended the house bill.
placing g, air Mckinley'5 disposal all
money collected on Porto R'can
prcduc,s, under The Dingiey tar fl
and all to be coiiecred thereunoer II
be epent at his discretion fpf the
ben. Fl; Of the Porto Ricane. BY Em;;
ing the money TO the amoun: c"'lsct-
ed before the beginning f TINS v@ar
--sl gh,'y more ,nan 81 noo 600
and providing that j; should oniv hs
psed for public education tuhilc
works or for other govern0enfai pnr
posea on ,he i-Is,d. aud then passed
it without DIVISION.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-21
John K Stuck Must 90 to PEN
1rentlary

Among the decisions of ,be Supreme Court,
6led Nondsv, was one refusirR 20 er".ta
new trial John z S,uckev, of Spsr'sn-
burg who is :he sla, er of Tnh Sewer T1ue
bv cnr6 u,ue the DECISION OF the Io' er cou I,
Job. K tuckev will bsve 10 serve aen-
teoce of ten ears at hard lanor IN the State
penitentisry
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-21
Fit gos B tLeu Off

One dag last week Mrs. 5 L'rics
wo"e & vtuo to o"e OF her co'ses sen
iocdef had one of h.r tigers bitten Of
by the solmal &C mi Hhrrn,cle.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-21
M ney 70: r j cted Volunteers,

Lieut. q Moaes. of Co u, rst Regt.
9 G Y. has the receipts for signature of
volu"te teers who we're ri c,ed, and as soon AZ
The men will sign same the oney due them
for services up to time of rel c,lcn, will be
paid
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-21
aseting of Geacher's ASSOCIATION

TIE Couaty Tescaes's Associs;ioa ccn-
ya1e; a, TIE Graccd School aunc;ng last
st:taav u; u O'Clock. =ry increasing
cap Is were prsseated by M,ss EVE "uso'
.,., ssa C5sber,ne lcLaarlc, discussing sne
,,=caire Of < ei'sa
me .oaoa,.g is the program for the rsx
aset,u.: OF The assuc'ation, Ap'll i
se t ,pe hoo OF teaching reFcs1inge nha
10 crest NJ. y l. R-noo
=, aac.s ron the oes. Eogish poetry -
Hr " p B-tklus
Sen .. m.us. eusp, -g,ss 8 G E'ia.
NJ 90 OF tvacaink f.act,ons-n'ss hAte
Deuo. me.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-21

Wien :, WOMAN calls hci. !lusband
mp hy telephone without his knowing
who she is. she is always surprised
to see how politely he addresses her at
-Somcrviile Journal
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-21

The manufacture of quinine was be-
gun in Philadelphia by John Farr in
lS2G. the year of its discovery.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-21

To salute With the left hand is 4
deadly insult to Mohammedans in the
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-21
Atlantis Caiiss1! Ca9iss1! Line ERlaal'llgad
Company Ct South Carolina.
GoN1ESSED SCHEDCLG.

u4.,, I'm. exc p,~r Cay
1e..ps go -td Garry through Pullman
Psl.ce Buffer S.eep,ng Cars between New
Yo,k nno nAcoo Via Augusta
I n f \ kRSON r u EMERSON,
Traffic hapneer Geu'l Pass. Ag..
KENLY, Gen'l Manager.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-21
TRAINS oolNo ouolh

No. 50 runs through from Charleston vra
Central R, lesvins Charleston I 6. M,
Lanes "a N, Maoning 8 90 n
TRAJYs n0JNG NOgTB
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-21

These tx. ..ood ;nen cave me 4
star; and .:cie my dearest f,ieW!s 1n-
Ill lley el.cd I'hc moral Of it al:
Well. ! think there is more goodness
iii ,l.e world t!i:tE ca:i be enshr!led in
any creed. hGwevcr true. ".-NeW York
Tribune
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-11

tLAtAtbfANI&
ASK the people who apd what Dr How
land Is ane can Dr. He challenges the
world 20 Iud his equal. positively tells
the future uhersinkiy, unlses tas sepAs-
Atufss Trims success Ia al husinssS az
fairs, love cogrtshtp, speculation. law.
travels, deaths. mining tells your lucky
Gays, He has never failed Ia anything
yvt Its clairVoyant sight reaches ngt
beyond the curtain that separates most
people from tbs future, iils power of
helping Qihess cAnS ~ beaten. fosn-
pFlN kaplxt clergyman. aa@ a feE4iA'
eradicate ~ mcdica! co.icse. READINGS.
-sN anc az. from 9 m. Go 3 y. IN. 10
Thlrd sNenur. room
MRS. CURRY. clairvoyant and trance
medium. no DARK csrcies, written names
or tffckefy Of any kiHd 60 mis2sat ycu.
but asks an honest investigation; proof
Of maaiumshlp or no pay all advice
given and healing done by true clair
Vosance and spirit powers; advice on all
business and private Affairs, law and
marriage. locates mines, lost An4 stolen
articles, absent friends. Ecalfr ~ all
chronic mental and pay zeal diseases,
inediumiStic powers daV Hoped diagnosis
free. iai6 second.
TLoRANCE MARVIN. prophecies, VIC
teriA hotel iss First
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-11

z, NOVEMBER II, 1901.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rates.
&c psr DAY and Up: steam heated: po-
nte ATTENTION: central location
HousE-RaIsrNG AND FOUNDATIONS.
CONTRACTOR. builder. A. r. Tilsord.
1906 First
ICE AND STORAGE.
DIAM No ICE IA, AMP STORAGE COW
-~----------------
ATLAS INSURANCE. COMPANY, az
London-Organized 1909. Assets, $16.ooo,-
mund Bowden. agent. Hortes Bank
ouiidin9
PHOENIX. Of Brooklyn; Netherlands, OF
Holland J. l. Knight agent. base
ment Observation-Disclosures building. Be-
WATSON. HANroRD . CO.. rooms
phone Main IN
PIONEER RENT AND COLLECTION
CO.. and Roxwell block. General in
~ 1nSS-
THE wING-oUIoN AGENCY. All kinds
Of insurance. az. ~, - Bailey Hldg.
CALHOUN DENNY a EWING. insur-
ance. Olympic block
BURNS q ATKINSON. general insu,-
anee. u Boston block
->->->-------~------~---
ALASKA JUNK CO. pays highest prices:
gsompt ssturns rms I'LL Western avenue
MACnlNIsFs.
CLIFFORD. repairing Ills Second Tsis-
A.. F. HUTTON. machine shop. Flyer
MASSAGE AND BATES.
TURNER'S Sanitary Baths. new location.
el2 Third; Turkish. massage. electric
light. efrervescent. shampoo and mnnusl
nurses; ladies' and gentlemens attend
ants; special treatment for ladies'
SEATTLE branch OF famous Battle
Creek Sanitarium just opened; Russian.
baths: Massage and Hydriatic treat
ment. Special facilities for ladies' treat
ment 1924 Second avenue.
NINE. JENNIE EDGAR. Turkish. sham
poo baths with electric treatment. mas
sage: private rooms for ladies: compe-
tent ladies' assistant. f1Sh Coiumbta.
room :.
vAPOR baths and massage treatments
for ladies and gentlemen: price 81 Hours
from 10 until 5. Mrs. Andrews, room Is.
lSl4 Tnird avenue. -
given at willard house. Third avenue.
corner Union. room !. by lady. Phone.
Bun III
MISS HARRISON. bath and massage
parlors sos Second avenue. room 4
RETURNED-ze Lorraine. masseure:
baths Room 8, sos second
MASsAGE-By professional masseuse.
Room Z, SIS First avenue
MAPS. blue PRINTING. DTc.
WASHINGTON Map Blue Print Co.. Pa
cifc block.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
A. n. ANDERSON. tailor. dress suits ana
overcoats speciality. 0lh second ave-
ANe. go =
EMIL. The Tailor IN Yesler way.
MESSENGER SERVICE.
RTN1 the 20 K" boz for messengers.
Weetern Union and Great Northern tel.
'o-e-." u-S.. 80. -~s
eam naSxs' s1.,snSue AXs
---------- ---------------------
8lNBn AMI nINkN0s
= y ~r,r,rerC~s = - ~ r-hs.--
~.trS.t ,nir.s ana mining stocEs
On DXIT. s,s N.w York block buvs
and sells rood mining propertfao.
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TLoRANCE MARVIN. prophecies, VIC
toriA hotel LIE First
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1900-11-08
Feeling Pretty Well,
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
President Mckinley Issues the Gus
tomarY Proclamation.

Washington. Oct. 2s.-The State
Department today issued the following:
"By the president of the United
States, Proclamation: 1t has pleased
Almighty God to bring our nation in
safety and honor through another
year. Works of religion and charity
have everywhere been manifest Our
country through all it's extent has
been blessed with abundant harvests.s
Labor and the great Industries of the
people have 2rospered beyond all pre-
cedent, Orr commerce is spread all
over the xSrld; our power and inHu-
ence IN sile cause OF freedom and en-
lightenment have extended over dis
tant seas and lands. The lives of our
official representatives and many of our
Z people in China have been marvelonsly
preserved. We have been generally
exempt from pestilence and other
great calami,ies, and even the tragic
visitations which overwhelmed the
city of Galveston made evident the
sentiments of sympathy and Christian
charity by virtue of which we are one
united people.
Now. therefore, |, William McKin-
ley, president Of the United States, do
hereby appoint and set apart Thursday
the 18th day OF November next to be
observed by all the people OF the
United States, at home or abroad, as
day OF thanksgiving and praise to Him
who holds nations in the hollow of his
hand. recommend that they gather
in their several places of worship and
deyouty give Him thanks for the
prosperity with which he has endowed
us. For seed time and harvest, for
valor, devotion aud the humanity of
our armies and navies and for ali His
benefits to us as individuals and as a
nation. and that they humbly pray for
q continuance of His divine favor, for
concord and amity with other nations
and for righteousness and peace in all
cur ways.
SIN witness whereof I hereunto set
my hand. eto.
Il ~ WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
BY this president,
John Hay, Secretary OF State.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1900-11-08

One OF the most dastardly out
RACES soi the campaign was the burn
ing ola United States flag at Irene.
The flag was one presented to
Mayor FryeSs company during the
war Of sor- 'o5, and was hanging on
a rope stretched across the street.
A malicius fool approached the ban-
ner when he thoughtisnone but his
associates were watching, and raising
the torchswhich he had 1been carry.
ing in a Bryan Pettigrew-L Lee. parade
he deliberately set fire TO theemblem
81 our country. Iftheresis.a law in
the countrysto punish; this crime, the
h,ll ,Pupiishnlsssnts lss! SHOULD Be visited
Upon this miscreant.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1900-11-08

There was apparently very little
work done around the polls Tues
day, and it took but a very short
time for the voter to prepare his
ticket after entering the voting booth;
in evidence Of which fact there were
I5o straight republican ballots
and al straight Bryan ballots out
of the 224 cast in the Hurley
precinct.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1900-11-08

!, Tuesday was very pleasant day
for the good work to be done; and
the results show that the work was
well done.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1900-11-08

BY this president, y
John Hay, Secretary OF State.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-02
DENTISTRY.
To Ny Patrons and Friends.

Notice is hereby given that, on and after January Ist, 1900, my business vii. be conducted on . strictly cash nasis. Tolnaueuratet this system, Twill, tor limited time, offer my services to he public at the following extremely nv rate of iees:
 ril;ings-Amslgam, up; GulG, S2 up. a,t:ticiat teeth, on Vnlcani,e $iO up. Crowns- Porcelain, 1850; Go.u B up. Bridge work, per tooth. $5 up. Other. fees reduced in proportion.
 Secure your appointments early in order to avail yourselves of this unpre. cedented offe'. Satisfaction guaranteed. Consul tatiOn and advice free. l.4f 3 DR. J. w. HARRINGTON. Z Parlors in Shesre Building, Biebee, Arizona. d30.tf
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-02
ALIAS SUMMONS.

Z In the District Court, First Judicial Dis- trict, of the Territory of arizona, in and for the county of CocSjse.
 kebecca \ Hughes plaintiff. ys Henry P. Hughes defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the county uf Cochise, and the complaint filed in the said county of Cochise, in the office of the Clerk of said District Court.
 The Territory of Arizopa sends greeting to Henry P. Hughes.
 You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain if in tAe District Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory ot Arizona, in and for the county of Cochise, and to answer the complniRt filed therein, witnin ten days Exclusive of the day of ser vice) after the service on you of this sum- mons, (if served within tkis county: or if served out of this county but in thls district, within twenty days; otherwise within thirty daysl, or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer ot said complaint.
 The said action is brought to obtain de- cree of divorce from the bonds of matri- mony, the custody of the three minor chil- dr en and for costs of this action.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the District Court of the First Judicial istrict of the Territory of Arizona, inVaud for the county of Cochise. this 25th day of March, ir the year of our Lord l900.
 lSeall , A. Ii EMANUEL, Clerk.
 First publication March zs.