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:a., Mr.. ". Z, Younger. she was neary
81 .cate old. having been born In 1919
IN NST'h casoiiua She came 10 Texa,
10 1899 and tAs resided IN Austin s.nce
1872 sne WAC devon. Christian aul
ofsl arm in tSe talSh. Her remains
were sent 10 Austin. where she will res
oesade ha' husband
Mr George II. Perl OF Montgomery
MA. Y v9yNing his broaher, District
Clerk r. J. Perl
Mr, char,es King u. crawac.d OF s.
LOUIS IS here visiting his family. which
has neen some months.
vlllo. - Dee
Ihe following travelling men visited San
Marcos this week; Mr.. C. D. Rockwe /
representing VI. s, Bene ilct silver CON.
Pany OF Chicsgo Mr.. Charles S. Munson
isprcsen'ing Ramhie b!aycie. Chicago
NJ. Easar Boren. with Simmons ya-;.
ware cam7lny s.. Lcuis MIR George &
incm1s, vita Forbes Spice cnmpany. 81
Louis, Mr. Q. II. sullivan. -eplesoni 9
memphis Tenn. Hotel Register com.
l,any' Mr., u. c, Lsrcenb. Vita ]. b, Sil.
iisky company. Leckpor., " Y.
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STTER S';0io,Ss '', TEAS
siurred by Headaches, Lnssitudc. ana
the Peculiar Eaccts Of Or
ganic Dispr,fcr

Myst women enjoy the ANTICIPATION Of !,
biliiant ncighborhooi social season, But
IGN realize en- their expectations. The
church society, card party, afternoon "a.
eePtlon or evening entertainment, while
a respite from getting meals, cleini g
ncuse, training the children. or worAing
III store or office, is shoru of much of its
enjoyment BY beachache abdominal
palre, neuralgia, and a score O, hsr
NAL idtes. Much more pleasure cln he
had out Of life II woman will realize
that sthe must offset physical and mental
distress BY regular use Of good con-
sttutooal nreservative, Insre is n
remedy known as G. It. r. (Gorstles Fee
male Pauaceal Il is a wcnan's medicine
pure and simple. but as such it is truly
remarkable.
In ali such c3see as protuse or irrts.
ular monthly sickness. failing Of tae
womb, leucofrnoea. neuralgia, roeuua.
tisln, back and abdominal pains, shor.pe a
81 breath, poor comp. exlon, coughing
Sloeplcssness and nervousness. G. f. +.
VIII act like oil upon the t.oIbl j
water.. Its influence is marye Gus. II "a
Nike the scriptural inlunc ion; "peate
be still All pain. all trouble ceases a d
III few weeks the sickost woman Is
Transformed into a bright, ele I'll.
healthy, clear eyed, vivacious enter al e..
Try This wonderful medicine. Ask ur
druggist for G, +. p. at 81 a bottle. II
you have peculiar ovarian or vaginal
trouble, write to the Ladies Health ciuo.
care If l., Gerstle & Co.. Cnatta COS L.
Tenn, and tdey will tell you just how 70
cure yourself at home Their a;vlce VII
save you many an expensive Doctors bill
Mrs. Louisa Gibson, Sprnstown. Texas.
writes: Il have used G. r. p. and FAD It
safe and sure remedy. II has cured ne
of painful and suppressed menses."
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Marlin News Notes.

Marlin, Texas. February 9--Mariin
lodge No. Sc, Knights Of Pyth'7s. installed
officers las; night as follows: q. c. Net
ties. chancellor comm ,nder; J. G, oitorf
vice man --.-as. J. 6. sneld. nrs,-7rT'T'
l. Peterson, master OF work; George
Frank. master Of oxchoquer; r, ". Durk-
head. keeper OF recorfs aui seal; ". L.
Lew, Master at arms. w. " Hammer
master Of work; z. e. Byrne Toner
guard; E. R. Little, Outer guard
MIR. c .. Newbold h,s completed two
rept cottages on Harrison street
Mr.. 4. Thre dyll Will move his stock
OF ieweiry 20 ponahoo building Narch /
aud the First Nstlonsl bank vii 'hen
ofcuny the entire lower story OF iheir
building, remo1ellins same ana making
extensive inside improvements.
The postoffice will be removed from It's
present location some lime soon. provided
a house can be nd
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ssyehl letters recepIy urging me to cali
such a NEE Ing. and If | find tba such
one Is desired By the dffersn, parts
Ct the state ! VIII be glad to do 50. I
now thlnk taat II VIII be held The frs'
week In May in some city IN Texas. do
not feel IL my duty 70 suggest a place,
bue | would be glad II par ies IN tse IT,
fereus parts OF the Safe would d. 50.
a thousand people, | believe. would at
tend such a needing. md II won d be o;
great value to our State. woald like
suggcH ons from different parts " the
Seate as TO time and place"
This meeting az phllsdelphia VIII give
Texas a rare opportunity to get before
the world with her esurces and a so
20 work up an ep.hus.afsp which viii pro
mote no Interest CT our State.
Mayor higgins woud llre 20 have all
who are Interested In mefing be trip I,
Philadelphia or who are Interested IN the
uovemer, 10 write him at Waco.
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San Marcos News Votes.

AN Mares, Texas, February s.--The
@e'S Young people gave pleasant hop
NO opera house Thursday night.
~. Varl williamson has opened a
Fsse'y store 90 San Antonio S rest
'A,gof II, Hardy is visiting his son, Mr..
u, y Hardy at Uangtry.
-, ~ perer ?. Watson hsis returned from
wvssiness trip to Kacnes uuty.
- Siyde Lancaster, wao has bsea
IN ,aF sone months, returned 10 his
M ~. 70 san Antonio last week.
NM, s,s Msiiam Green IS visiting her
rT NJ 7. tonel J. H. A9ayfeld. in Waco.
: -, sydney Kyle of Pecos city is visit
y ,s,ssiatiyes here
M anlie Digger is spending several
Is 'ls.pus IN East Texas aud Lou,si-
y. VI " swift- of saalnal spent sunday
, ~gisrs. Wicker and cls;leberry, tya
IL 49, business men OF Greenviiie,
, .e'e respecting.
-s,s., Nation A. BARTER, reotor of st..
- Is resisting In a tracted meet
~ t1ocSHart -A--- week.
h 81, Nancy G. crmmings died on the
-,,---4ul at the home Of her son-ia-
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OPPORTUNITY FOR TEXAS.
Mayor higgins VD the Proposed
Meeting at philadelphia.

Waco TexsF. FEBRUARY -~Maygt J.
w. Riegiu-, who is president CT tne safe
Real Esta.e and Indus;risl ASSOCIATION, Is
heartily in favor OF the oasnge e Ne
neAs meeting place Of the SN'thera lii-
dcsl4sl conversion from Memphis 90
Philadelphia In epeskng ~ tbs cA2nSs
Mayer higgins said 10 PosI co res2ond
ont Yesterday: Il believe II uid te
OF great value to Texas TO have State
Industrial C Invention the first wees 10
May, bringing together the industrial N
forests Of our STATE. and placing than N
line with tho Southern Indus ~rial asso-
olavon. | have Just received a letter
from the secretary of the southern Ia
dustrfal sseceiatioD asking my co-opeTs-
tItn and presence nj a meeting OF the
southern Induetrlal association T. be held
n Paliads Plia no fret weak N Juns
This thought and decision was Bought
abou1 by the executive committee, Of
which | an a member. on account OF
he widespread advertisement - void
i've the southerl States by asfordlng an
pportunky - sc. bef-rc the SeS Ens-
md ana E3stern States the Advantages
n the Souuh and the spleri!d fields o.
fsred for Investment. ] have written
Mr.. Thompson, the SEES eiary. assuring
5im az my hearty corporation and prom-
sing him. as vice presldens for Texas.
ihai Texas would be there The meet
mp was originally TO hare been 10 Menu
nhis. but 4 has been changed {. Ph!la-
ielrhiA By cenEent of all concerned"
what about The Texas meetinsr was
lsked
Mayor higgins said; Il have received
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comlnr :. VI. c. A. Meeting.

Waco. Texas, February 9.-The local
arrangement committees Of the Young
Mems Christian Association OF this eli,
mad an importan. meeting this afternoon
The purpose OF the meeting was to finisf
the arrangements for the stare meetint
Of the Young Mems Christian Association
which meets in Waco. March 10 10 J.
yary largely attended aud It is Eolng t.
Ia the effort of the local association snt
he citizens to make II the greatest meet
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HEARNE ITEMS.
ent for Pencii Factory is Buyins
Cedar.

teUnr.
Heirne, Texas, February 9.-Ensign
wards, With his brigade from the Sal
ou Army, is attracting great deal
attention at the Methodist church,
he he is holding a series OF meetings.
.nlght the church was crow1ed, many
ng turned away. Mr.. Edwards made a
to Bryan yesterday, where he made
sugemeu;s for protracted meeting
hlencng next Thursday.
Nj J. II. Berry, representing the Eagle
bell company OF New York, is In the
b buying cedar for his firm for makitg
bells, He has made i deal with some
The plan ers In the bottom for the tim
on their places.
we'll known oil we'll man OF Corslcaua
> 10 the city yesterday leasing several
lc's Of land preparatory to drilling for
This gentleman says that the traces
oil In this sec ion Is the heaviest he
! seen for some time. The citizens are
oroughly aroused afer the prospects.
pc deals viii be cloSsd next week.
W. Joe Minis, representing the j. l..
pier, Tailoring company OF Chlcago,
Is ID The city In tho Interest of his firm
{s'erday.
Superintendent Jack Harris OF the Cal
~ Waco aud Brazos Valley railway,
p General Freight Agent Turner OF the
lisFnational and Great Northern r1il-
fy we're in the city recently on business
|nrecied With their respective roads.
|aessrs Richard ]. Jackson aud n. NJ.
|koi Palestine were in the city recently
i route home.
|Ar Z. Hanson Of Rockdale was a Wis
n 70 the city recently
|pr' Thomas j. Pugh, formerly OF this
|,ee' but now OF Bryan, is in The city.
|rfesldent L. l. Foster OF the Agri-
plural ani Mechanical college passed
|'ougn the city yesterday evening en-
|ih home from Austin. President Fos-
\ accompanied party of thirsy or forty
N WIN be his CUES at the college.
". george Whatley OF the bottom was
ne city yesterday.
|Ar William Grlggsby. a ,nercnaut Of
we was trading IN Bcarnc yesterday.
Af J. 5, Coil and wife attended the
|ay 10 Bryan last night.
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nrnnuc LnrnIs.

Orange. Texas, February s.-E;ta lodge
no. os Knights of Pythias are arranging
20 hive an anniversary entertainment IL
their castle hsil in this city next Thurs +
day night, whichNpromises 10 be pleas
ami aft ir. HOP. Ben 5, Rogers of Dren-
HIN grand chancellor, Will be present
and deliver an address on Pythi.cis.n,
nd Judge j. A. Holland OF this city Will
deliver a short address on fraternity. Az
excellent musical programme IS being
prepared also.
Hon. Leslie NJ shaw. goyernor OF Iowa,
who is The principal stockholder in the
pes Moiues Rice company, who operates
a big rice plantation 4 Terry. in ms
county. was In Orange To-Day LOOKING aiter
m 4tters connected with his farming In
fereSts
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r,ryERT LOCALS.
.,or az the City Marshall
3reteh ',,,,t. His pIuns.

,~nrtion Of me ,,s
was Acccptr"' ~" ~, u,,u
WTsxas February 9.--Mf' WHO
~" !, Postmaster j. A. Gam
III, go ,he engineering corps
| sho toineu =, w. al
!, IN locating the rouse VI 'ne
nd Brazos Valley road north
"aeo : u calvert with the home
Nirilp' : ,.vs lie saws the sur
ar q few dsys' itS
az reached a point SIN mlies
the work will be resumed
!sw dsTs. =, ,as. ,iuh.
tsvge smith c'u4e =" -
o,y.n. where he went 70 attenn 70
Dr.
go pesttie is In White OAK, ~
Su.,ness. For years nc was gem
s.ssr!nsensezt OF the Caivert J9ai
rf "a present ne nous = s'inl,s s.
Srita the Mowatt Mining COM
~ Austin
s-aros Valley Coal, ClaNtann Manu-
P.ss company has employed as nine
,as,scseni Mr. Robert NaEee, man
Ia1DssiI known 10 tha state Ia connec-
IN mining interests.
Matte Myers returned 10 Avalon,
~ home, 3 few days ago she mas
letting her sister, Mrs. Dan Hen
81, for several weess' ,...5
I'm D w. McNu.t has announcer
|,..sec,lon to the Office OF cay At
n. which posli'on nc uas v W. =" 10Y
vi several terms.
penry Oscar ami Nlr. f. j. Miller
4 rspresen;a ives of Calverts local
|rsllows at the encamphien1 az Dat
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Portal of Entry.

Ian.
kns ~ MA, or the Grip.-Caused by
koyeres, le smallest known bacilli; dis
|nfsotioou' ~ 1892 by Canon and Pfeiffer.
tbops -, spreads by the scattering
kassI ar currents of the dried
EuSerInnu bronchial secretion of those
koItal 3 nom the disease. and its
bronch,o entry is by the nose and
Tba tubes,-N. Y. Sun.
E77S aa use OF Or. Humphreys Specific
breatse suoys the bacilli or germs, and
(cnIeI,, W the Grip or Cold, while its
huriney sustains the Tagging energies
Al an 1i 10 after the attack.
Pocha,p lug Stores, Csc, or mailed.
W Manual mailed free.
90, ca v Homeopathic Medicine
fork william and John SITS. New
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WACO MUNICIPAL CAMPAIGN.

Waco. Texas, February a.-It is now a
moa;h until she city primaries OF Waco
will be held. This is the lrs; time in the
history OF the city tina. the democrats
have organized in municipal affairs.
There Is strong talk OF independent,
tickets. and there VIII likely be oppo5i-
zion 10 the icmocraiic gicket. However.
every person wsa o1s announced for office
30 far bls announced subject TO the ac-
.ion of he democratic primaries. They
will be held Marcn .,
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pe1rolenm Nepr sam Augu.tlnr.

San Augustine. Texas, February s.--srr-
face Indications are very ane in this
vicinity and the fe,rch for petroleum -
TO be again undertaken. There WAS
failure or two before. but the new pros-
sectors believe the veil was aoaldoned
90 soon.
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ing tina has ever been held in the State
Among the prominent persons 9hat are 10
be present are the folio Tins: Governor
Stanley of Kansas, II. O. Williams OF New
York. J. p. jackson OF New Orleans and
many others. The complete programme
will be arranged in a few days and viii
then be published.
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ehlid roIsosed by ,Ii.tn.e.

tyler. Texas. Febrnlry s.-The Io-year-
old son OF Mrs william Ellis. living in
tho western part of'thls county diei last
might fro-l tho ELECTS Of an overdose OF
mcrpni ne, administered by mistake for
quiuiIe.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-03-14
On the Diamond.

Twelve tu thirteen in favor of the Has Eeens, and three umpireS, is the story in brief of last Sundays bali game between the Has BeenS and the Globe Stars, and one would think from the amount of enthusiasm displayed by the players and spectators that there was more at stake than keg of Lemps best The game started at D. ID. with the Has BeenS at the bat
 and in the first inning four runs were made before the kids realized what vas happening to them, and they seemed to get disheartened at the result, but the public sentiment and Ernest kellner'S big tin horn made especially for the occasion, were on the side of the kids and before the game had proceeded very far it was an even break as to which would win.
 After being examined as to his tit- ness to 0tliciate as umpire of a ball gam" where keg of beer was at stake, Herb Fox call time, but after three innings had been played, exceptions were taken to his decisions and he was promptly discharged, and Cy ByrneS was chosen to finish the game but Cy according to the opinion of the Has Btens, was too partial towards the
 kids and after two or three innings he was laid off tU study the rules and Bob Williams, manager for the kids was chosen to finish the game, but he seemed not to be as good an umpire as was desired for such a game, and De-
 laney says his decisions were raw.
 taking into consideration that this
 is the second game played this sea son and the boys have had no practice 10 speak of, the showing made by both teams was good There were many
 brilliant plays on both sides but the kids played the best ball and lost their game through a wild throw by Stewart over first baseman Mercy, when the
 bases were full, and letting in two runs.
 The Has Beens did better work at
 the bat, and most of the Stars seemed
 to he afraid of Gray, who did the twirling for the Has Beens. Stewart 1 was in the box for the Stars and pitch ed good game, being steady in his delivery. The batting of Moreno was
Arizona silver belt., 1901-03-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Minor Davidson is visiting friends at San Carlos.
 c. R. Rogers returned last Thursday from trip to Mesa.
 Gents and ladies pocket books and purses at Globe Drug Store.
 Saint Patrick'S day comes next Sun day, early in the morning,
 E.F. Kellner, senior, has been in town for the past several days.
 Dr. McArthur, resident dentist, next door to the SILVER BELT, open evenings.
 Mrs. Cornelia Anderson left on this mornings train for the east, expecting t1 be absent some time.
 Furniture, for small house, for sale, owing to owners leaving town. Apply at Hitchcock's drug store.
 Desirable store room for rent, in the Whelan building, opposite the News Depot. Apply to Edward Whelan. Wanted-Young women in drafting rooms. Learn how to earn good wages. Gall on or write to
 w. T. W. CURL, Globe, Ariz. FOR RENT-A four room house, plrtly furnished: also a three room house, both centrally located, Apply to EDWARD WHELAN.
 For medicinal purposes, Cyrus Noble whisky is the best. C. E. TAYLOR,
 Sole Agent. pr. Collins returned on Monday night from brief visit to New York city, Philadelphia and Was hington, D.
 Andy Flood is visiting his fathers mining camp at Silver King, where he will remain for sometime on account of his health.
 Postmaster Kellner had two very busy days, Monday and IueSday,Send- ing of foreign and domestic money orders. to the amour t of several thou sand dollars.
 The old Dominion Commercial com pany have received a large stock of new goods for their dry goods department, comprising the newest patterns in a variety of desirable materials, which will find favor with their numerous lady customers.
 A. A. Packard was in town today from Reno, on Tonto creek, where he is engaged in stock raising, ranchiug, fruit raising and placer mining, the latter being something in which few have indulged in for some time on ac- connt of the scarcity of water, bat
Arizona silver belt., 1901-03-14

this year the abundance of water, as- sures success in all those branches of industry, unless, as Mr. Packard oS- serves. Jack frost should come along and take a shot at his fruit.
 Draueht beer always on tap at E.. Taylor's place.
 For tine confections go to the Randy Kitchen.
 The largest growler in town at c. E.. raylor's place. Family trade solicited.
 Blue Princess--Union made cigars at the GLOBE DRUG STORE.
 D T. Stong has opened jeweiry, watch and clock repairing shop next to Pratt's fruit store, south of the bridge. Expert work; satisfaction guaranteed If
 On Saturday night at the Salvation Army hall, there will be big Mission ary gathering. Representatives in costumes will be present, showing the world wide scope of their operations. Songs, music and selections from the talking machine, and good time for every body.
 Mrs. A. W. Newton returned last night from the east, having been ab- sent eight months. She spent the greater portion of the time with her children in Cambridge, Mass, and also visited relatives in New Hamp- shire, and made trip to NOvo scotia.
 Jas. E. Sturgeon, of Tempe, spent last Friday and Saturday here nego- tiating for the purchase of catte. Mir. Sturgeon is one of the largest dealers in cattle in Arizona. He IS also engaged in the butchering business al Tempe, and owns one of the finest ranches in that vicinity.
 Sunday there will be services in St Johns church at II a. m. and 7;3O p. m A special service will be held at 7:30 when the Litany will be used and VI iA- Asio H'iAA NN tAtiA N'''N customs and christian signs. The ser mon will he on Woman" her exault- ed position as compared with her con alton in the heather countries.
 Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Downs and their little son, Robert, from SatfurO have been visitors here during the past week. the guests of MT. and Mrs. c. F.. Taylor They have also found pleasure in renewing old friendships formed during their residence here twelve and thirteen years ago, when Rev Downs was pastor of the ST. Paul'S NJ. E. cnurch He filled Rev. NJ 'Intier'S pulpit last Sunday night. preaching to q large congregation, and on Monday evening he addressed the G nd Templars meeting. On the d'i'" from Stafford they had thrilling eX-
Arizona silver belt., 1901-03-14
Notice of Forfeiture.

To Ben Sidner. or to whom 1t may concern: This is to notify you that we, Richard Ire varthen and John w Gilmo co-owners of the Lapland mining claim. situated in Pinto Creek and Powers Gulch mining district. in the Terri tory of Arizona, County of Gla and more par ticularly described on page 3S book No {. Gila county mining records have done and per formed the annual work on said claim, as re- ouired by law for the year 1900.
 This therefore. is to notify you that 1T you do not pay your full proportion of the cost of said work together with the cost of this ad' vertisem~nt, within 90 days after the expira' tion of this notice. that your interest in saic mining claim, as co-owner. win utterly cease and by operation of law become the property of the undersigned.
 RICHARD TREV ARTHEN.
 JOHN w. Gilmo.
 Globe, Ariz., Jan. 2i, 1901.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-03-14
Notice of Forfeiture.

To Ben Sidner. or to whom it may concern: This IS to notify you that we, Richard Ire varthen and John w. Gilmo, co owners in the St. James mining claim, situated m Pinto Creek and Powers Gulch mining district in the Terri tory of Arizona. County of Gila, and more par ticulariy descrbedon 402, book No. 6 Gila county mining records. have done and per formed the annual work on said clam as required by law for the year 1900
 This. therefore, is to notify you that II you do not pay your full proportion of the cost of said work together with the cost of this ad- vertiSement. within 90 days after the expira- ton of this notice that your interest in said mining claim, as co-owner will utterly cease and by operation of law become the property of the undersigned -
 RICHARD TREY ARTHEN.
 JOHN w. GILMO.
 Globe, Ariz., Jan. 2i, 1901 90d
Arizona silver belt., 1901-03-14
Notice of Forfeiture.

To Ben Sidner, or to whom it may concern: This is to notify you that we, Richard Ire varLhen and John w. c lmo. co-owners in the Sunrise muing claim, situated in Pinto Creek and Powers Gulch mining district in the Ter ritory of Arizona. County of Gila, and more particularly described on page S9O. book No. 6 Gila county mining records, have done and performed the annual work on said claim, as required by law. for the year l9O0.
 This therefore, is to notify you that if you do not pay your fu proportion of the cost of said work, together with the cost of this advertisement, within % days after the expiration of this notice that your interest in said mining claim as co-owner, will utterly cease and by operation of law become the property of the undersigned.
 RICH ARD TREY ARTHEN.
 JOHN w. GILMO.
 Globe, Ariz Jan. 4 1901
Arizona silver belt., 1901-03-14
Justice Court Summons.

In and for the County of Gila, Ter ritOry of Arizona.
 E. J. Bonacker, plaintiff, yS. Azbill brothers, defendants.
 Action brought in the Justice $ court of Payson precinct, in and for the County of Gila, Territory of Arizona. The Territory of Arizona sends greet ing to Azbill brothers, defendants.
 You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain tiff, in the Justices court of PaYson precinct. in and for the County of Gila Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed in said Justice court at PaySon, in said county, within five days exclusive of the day of seryicel after the service upon you of this sum- nous, if served in this precinct; but II served without this precinct but in the county ten days; if served out of the county fifteen days; in all other cases twenty days; or judgment by de- fault will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand at PaysOn, this 2lst day of February, 1901.
 3t-f-2S J. O. HILL, J. r.
 Pratt receives fresh vegetables twice
 kDI,