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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16

Use the blanched leaves of head Of
escarole. wash thoroughly and shake
dry. Set aside In cool place to crisp.
Rub the inside of the salad bowl with
a Glove of garlic. cut in halves, put in
the escarole leaves and sprinkle with
three or four tablespoonfuls of oil. Toss
about in the bowl. sprinkle with a little
salt and pepper and one or two table,
spoonfuls OF vinegar. toss again and
serve. If there Is an objection to the
flavor Of garlic use a tablespoonful Of
chopped olives in its place.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16

ministers at Peliu for indemnity. and
while pleading diminished revenues,
agree TO make monthly payments in set
Element of the claims made against the
government until the debt shall be ex-
tinguished.
The President has appointed Col.
Amos Stiokney, Corps of Engineers,
member and president of the Missis-
sippi River Commission to fill the
vacancy caused by the detachment OF
Gen. Gillespie, now chief OF engineers.
Lieut.. Col. Ii. M. Adams has also been
assigned to the commission.
At Mondays session of the oonven-
tion of Southern Baptsts, at New
Orleans, report of tie committee ap.
pointed at the last convention to con-
slider the advisability of board of Co
operation was presented, favorlng the
establishments uf tho new board, with
headquarters at Baltimore. A minority
report substituting Atlanta for Balti.
more precipitAted q debate.
Mieawber-How do parrots talk
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16

The managers OF the Delaware Society
of the Colonial Danes OF America Mon.
day elected Mrs q. r. Miller, record
log secretary; Mrs. John II. Rodney OF
New Castle, corresponding secretary !;
Mrs. William Lea, treasurer, and Mi
Peter Wright. registrar. The society
was addressed by Miss Anna II. Whar-
ton of Philadelphia, historian of the
National Society.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16

Hubert Cassidy is arranging to build
16 dwellings on Rodney street north of
Oak. He has asked the Street and
Sewer Directors to open Rodney street
from Cedar to Linden. The department
has requested him to ascertain how
many owners are willing to give deeds
to the bed of the street and after his
report is received the matter will be
taken up. a-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16

Mix together thoroughly one pound Of
boiled and mashed bread crumbs, three
fourths Of cup OF softened potato, one
cup Of English walnut meats, sliced
thin, teaspoonful of sweet marjoram
and summer sayory rubbed to a powder,
the beaten yolks of two or three eggs
and salt and pepper to taste.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16

Crate half'a loaf of bread. butter and
lay it in dish. Pare ten or twelve
apples, cut them up and place them on
top Of the crumbs with plenty of sugar.
Use another layer Of crumbs and an
other of apples until the dish is full,
place q bit of butter on top and bake in
q steady oven.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16

milk Let 1t boil slowly eight or ten
minutes. To a pint and half of cocoa
nut add a quart of milk, four eggs, half
a cup of sweet cream. two spoonsful of
melted butter. n cracker rolled fine, and
half nutmeg. The cocoanut should
cool before the eggs and sugar are
stewed in. Bake in deep plate, in a
mick oven,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16
COLD VEAL OR CHICKEN PIE.

= 7tVLb 11zafI OIt NtlNNfhIItN I II1s
Lay a crust into a shallow tart-dish,
and hll it with the following mixture.
Shred cold veal or fowl, and half the
little cream; season with white and
cayenne pepper, salt, little nutmeg.
and small piece of onion, chopped as
fine as possible; cover with crust and
turn 1t out of the dish when baked, or
bake the crust with piece Of bread. to
keep 1t hollow. and warm the mince
with little cream, and pour in.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16

Miss Emma Newman, principal OF the
public school at Pennington, may go
to New Mexico as missionary, undeI
the auspices of the Wilmington M. El
Conference Home Missionary Society,"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16

wilkesbarre. Pa, May I3.-Edward'
Bioss, aged IL years, who was supposed
10 have been kidnapped from his home
at Bald Mountain, was found yesterday
ct the house Of farmer IA miles froml
here. He said he had been enticed|
from his home, and could not find his
way back.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16
coCoANTTT puDDINc

The coeoanut must be grated the fat
way; equal weight of loaf sugar. yolks
of six eggs to one nut; six spoonfuls of
rosewater, sugar melted in the rose
water. and ieocoanut put In and sim
mered over nne Goals till the syrup is
nearly dried upi stir it constantly, or it
will bnrn. Bake In a paste.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16
Eirht K,IIed ~ AraIanohs.

London, Eng, May 13.--A special
dispatch from Berne says that eight
italian laborers have been killed al
Campo Dolcino by an avalanche.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16

Take eighteen fine apricots; cut them
In halves. and take out the stones; place
them In dish lined with puff paste; and
four ounces OF powdered sugar, add four
ounces of butter. lukewarm; then put
on the upper crust; glaze with the white
of egg, and sprinkle sifted sugar all
over, and bake in a moderate oven.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16
Cherry Pie.

sure that they are free from worms.
Lay your paste in deep dish, and add
q good quantity of fruit. fill the dish
with molasses. with handful of flour
sprinkled over, then nice paste. and
bake more than half an hour. If sugar
Is used, you will need water and -four.
This makes the gravy very rich. and the
pie delightful.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16

Beat four or Eve eggs light; then stir
them in quart of sweet scalding cream;
add salt, a teaspoonful of extract of
lemon or peach water. and half nut
meg, grated, IL liked; sweeten to taste;
line the dishes with pie paste, rolled
quite thin; set them In quick oven foS
ten minutes; then put in the cream
nearly to fill them. and bake for half an
hour,
These pies, and also pumpkin and
custard pies. may be very prettily orna-
mented, when half baked, with flowers,
stars. or letters. cut from thin rolled
paste; IL letters or love-knots are use,
form them OF narrow strips of paste;
the cream or custard must be firm be-
fore these are put on, otherwise they
will sink.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16
Pench Pie.

Peaches for pie may be ripe, but not
soft; pare them; cut them up, and finish
as apple pies. Unripe peaches may be
pared and stewed as directed for apple
tart, and baked in pie or tart.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16
PIES
by Mrs. Barbara sadler.

Living as do in tho ''pie belt" so
called. in other words, in good old New
England, am naturally an advocate Of
pie. know It Is not popular just now,
but just the same pie is acceptable to
nine-tenths Of the native born citizens Of
the East.
have never recovered from the early
training. This being so, why not give
them good pie? l present several sea-
sonable recipes that have stood the test
Of years. Try them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16

Micawber- How do parrots tslkY
Swiveller In pollysyllables, of course.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-16

New Castle, May li.-At the meet
ing of the Citizens Building and Loan
Association last evening all the money
on hand was disposed Of Additional
shares were taken 10 the series opened
last month, which will continue open
until the meeting next month without
fine. Shares IN the fourth series were
disposed Of. Shares In the second series
can be settled on the basis of 10 years
and eight months. This will close the
series in December. The association
will close out some Of the property now
held, to private parties at the value of
the money, due the loan.
Tbs sah of the property on the
Buttonwoods advertised by Collector
McGrory for unpaid taxes. has been
discontinued. the owner, John II.
Scott, having paid the taxes with
interest and costs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-04-26

|endroits les plus f6,onis, Aims
chaque aimee, l'aire que Pon amen
dera sera agrandie jusqu'a CO
Iqu'on devienne en- 6tat de donner
apres chaque rotation de semences
une couche de surface q chaque
piece de terre. II est compris 6vi-
demment, que le volume d'engrais
augments a mesure que les r6col-
tie. SO font plus abondantes.
Un simple voyage de fumier
6tendu de la bonnie facon, peut
6tre2 dun profit incalculable en- CO
quill f6conde les parties du sol,
Oh il est applique ct meme un
rayon beaucoup plus 6tendu.
G6n6ralement, on n'attache pas
assez d'impor..ance q cette question
des engrais. II y a loin encore du
temps Oh tous les cultivateurs
sans exception, compreudront "a
vantage de conserver sous abri les
fumiers d'etable.
Dams les villes ct les villages
ces engrais ne sont nullement ap-
pr6ci6s ct on ne demande qua sen
d6barraser. Les cultivateurs q pro-
ximit6 pourraient, sill lie voulaient
Iretirer de CO fait des b6nifces con-
sid6rables. lis n~'auraient qua
transporter sur leurs terres les fu-
miers ct les d6chets accumul6s dams
le village GU la vile, CO pourquoi on
les remerciera1ent grandement. En-
peu de temps Ia ferme atteindrait
son plus haut degr6 de fertilit6,
les r6coltes doublerait, tripleraient
meme, ct le l6ger travail occasion
ne par ce transport, porterait bien
ga r6compence. L'id6e de faire re-
poser la terre pendant. I'm certain
temps, c'est-a-dire de semer du
paturage ct d'y laisser les bestieux
est loin d'etre aussi bonnie qu'on
le croft.
Ce que la terre demende, CO
nest pas du repos, c'est I'M travail
constant ct intelligent accompli en-
yue d'augmenter Ia force de pro-
duction ct d'obtenir la %quantlt6
maximum de plantes fourrag4res
ct de grains. Ce nest que par des
amendments r6p6tes que ce re-
sultat peut 6tre obtenu. Avec un
tel syst4me, la terra ne prendra ia
mails de sa valeur mails au contrai-
re ellie s'am6liorera continuelle-
ment.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-04-26
Aux CQltiYateurS
LES ENdRA1s

Le"Country Gentleman une
Ereyue agricole am6ricaine consacre
= Get important sujet, IL. sarticle
[concu 3 peu pres en- ces termes:
I'll n'ya probabIeHnent pas de
meilleur criterium de la propos-
E-tion on du degr6 d'am6lioratiosn
dune ferme que lasquantit6 d en-
gras .mani6e chaque aimee 81 cette
|quantit6 n'augmente pas non plus
en- fertilite.
Que Il enltivateur examine sen.
cement i somme dengrais accu-
mul6 sur GO ferme ct il pourra
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-04-26

sujet a votre examen a votre depot de fret ct sill
vous ~satisfait ct tel qu'annonce ct tel que ceux
81 les &c sont envoyes avec Ia commando. LIE poe
lie pese $50 lbs It lie port coutera de 81 a 81 so par
chaque 500 miles Sans egale a aucun prix. Vendu
Giants. Catalogue No 72o, grandeur $40, grandeur
du convert 8; 6 converts, fourneau s0x2lx13h;
grandeur du dessus 48x2SAa, hauteur 80, hauteur
iusuu'a la closet 81, l ngneur du trou a feu pour
bois Is, poids $50, prix avec closet ct reservoir
S97. rs. Catalogue No 721, grandeur 9-2O, gran
deur du convert 9, 6 converts: fourneau 2Ox21x1sh
closet 81; ongueur du trou a feu pour bois IS;
poids $50, prlx avec c'oset ct reservoir $99.77
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-04-26

Ipy House. Minneapolis, MINI Leau est haufee dams OK reservoir par radiation
Par c o plano e reservoir ne Went pas EN- contact ave lie feu ct dumra unev vie. LIE
reservoir est adrone du lit du fu, CONNIE III ILLUSTRATION place contre n pla-
que dacier sui laquene repose la douhure du lit du feu, de cette maniere ii re-
Colt assez de chaeur pour]e chaufer. LIE couvercle du reservoir est de fonte .bien
IOTne dessins JapOnais. 1Louvfrture SOUS le reservoir est ne place pour les fMs
lMaonners. etc Grandeur du four l8x29x13 inches high; grandeur du dessus. 28x46
|pods SEQ lvres; pnx avec hante 6agere, $2775; avecb aute close. $50.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-04-26

Epargnez de lArgent sur les Epceries sS pour nPn nn sac ,1 Abbl, de- soM Fssrr n BEST Best
granule; 25c pour3 paqu. de farine Self Rising pancake o Buckwheat; lOc lie paq
pour pq%aa e 4 m Ta eanf 61g;sfs st. food o 1c pour 7 sbs . Dc 1a s Caroline; 81 Ia b pour
nar az. a Whole : Wheat hes t.M biscuit 1t; . lc az 5L pour aI psch SO. OF PORES 6vapordes; 7 zl ID
i Bon w NW1E sIx. G = :. d RIO s 10 Lyrics TYR S9 g7e-Bon aI Rio cate rot, 1lcla ID; ehot1 .h,no
bon Pm s cafe R Go o6gnd loh : l s. L., ID; bon cafe Golden 91 Santos Santos, rot, 15c Ia lb; bon cafe
81 Bu cara 9ugad de IA a % y du Sud; d deli cafe Jaga Maudhtng csc Y lib;
lib: Pourquoi payer de Soc 40c Ia livre pour du cafe. Chaque ivre garanie de
ss@s 1eSi g AZ |. N. Roberts Supply House, Minneapolis, MINI,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-04-26
de Cuisine en Chene S1

AFmOiTes de Cuisine en- Chene $7,95
Armoiresd doubles de cuisine, Devant en- chene ct eotes en- fire.
ne. Dos perfore pour ventilation. Tres grande. Hauteur Z pds
geur extreme 8 pds 4pces. Doubles portes en- wires, gran.
deur 1928. Base avec tirroirs ct grand cabinet avec doubles
portes a RESORTS. Exp4dies endeux pieces dessus ct base Pc
aanteur prete q etre exp6di6e,14o Ivres. Catalogue de Meu.
bles env yes gratis. No 1906. Prx chacune. "a. -. S7.95
@ eeosan4 o1a tou es Sc b Yo1 gae, rS . oeazs,. II H Z a aq n monde q aui
tant de p inc pour no.re Departement v~eterinaire que pou,
les autres. Envoyez &c pour catalogue de dlogues contenant
die de vos animaux ct les conservant forts. Essayez notre
Great Northern Stock Food. seau de Is lbs $175. Prix special
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-04-26
-Au-dessus de 80 millions de
personnessont quite PEurope du-
rant le steele dernier, allant tenter
fortune ailleurs.


rant le steele dernier, allant tenter
fortune ailleurs.
-Vivre ayec SEES ennemis COM
me g'ils devaient 6tre un jour nos
amis, ct vie rev avec nos amis COM
me sils pouvaient deyenir nos en-
nemis, nest nj scion Ia nature de
la haine, nj scion les r4gles de Ia
mite; ce nest point une maxine
morale, mails politique.
La BruyAre.
On veut bien vivre pour les
autres. On ne voudrait MOURN pour
personne.
La conversation de certaines
gems RESEMBLE q DIES MANUSCRIPTS
.pleins de surcharges ct de ratures.
lie biien est lent, parce quill
monte de has en- haut.
lie NAL est rapide, parce quill
dn haut on has.
al. Dumas
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-04-26

|EnyOyez &c Goupezc he a9noncs ct retu5nez4a nousa nous yus envnronsc Get ex@Mnte
NNy ~ carue Special Md Clipper (. o D. ua aexamen Vousp oWezT eanmner a
WME depoLd itoune pafatement satsfsnhe legal Ms chauuesq M Sc yndent patout
Snoa a $7p a g a19oo6IYIpdES special III mdns s7cen yoyeo a IL 80 eMep oiet ellie est avdp.c Get
mr g scc Mamues S s MuMaG M HaMenes eni erm limo aux bra. Lame en- acr ct gTante de
pdne 200 nousv ousc onseIlonsd de placer ve hommande imedasement atm de moftme Get Of
|heHpecaL Commander arn umero gu ieNO FFRE SPECIAL No Dxlb.' -
|CAMF RRls6MnR pour GdrcOnS l5c ct hOmneS 75c G hs% Ia gMu0 les d4x pour 3
|ented DE- ote CAN'T .oidede DC Pourc ommencer nous en- eNernsn IN pour TIC; 5.poufS 197
franco cnne ciMux 5 on Sapehe y6c; eussonnor3 c:g rmr 1n:c imMurs ar lSrI m
HBoT ncaea NcsM D $13
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-04-26
FOR OUR FREE FURN1TURE CATALOC0E. oata1ogu
]. N. Roborts' SnppIy House, z z;a;7;st7 r..
Minneapolis, MINI.

MNHEN NArIER X frAnta u anget i-dessous,n nous ravons ners 'nneNemen exa
~ mine ct nous lie consd6rons legal de ceux que de 10 ams onS
ipaye de $50 $75. &c range No 13 est envoye de Ia meme maniAe par la r. M.
Roberts Supply House c.m nm les atresd ecnt aileurs SUI cite nnonce Nous
ldeerit ainemss: &c range esttout different de &c que III aurezd dun marchand en-
Ibulant ~ nest pas correct t0t seraa arrange par eMe mason qui est toWe de
confance No l43, six trous, aec reservoir entour6, fait par T. N. R"bert' sup
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-04-26
Telling AL about Mems Boys and Chidens a-.o -. x:.-os+o
of our rintersa and will be ready for dis DOnnG FdFlne MIME I'd
sases Send = aa IL NAME NAME s sa gs list LIST q our Nc" II latent Sl.7O pour 50 Nv

q. eENn A. AEN1e Cut fMs "a. o6t and end 20 IS and We Will send this
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E3 animation: xanin q tn fraght depotand ffound perfsGlys at1sa e
end e sEs11s1 FsaRd9s a naas tni ssa ss sss e e 9 e IS g e . oS' R gsa + sd6assss' as Ths
1lv weighs lso losl xsry. III @sssd by hnnas Esaass; more more wind mn more sag
can buy FOL ta000. VIII separate wild seed from wheat In one operation VIII
separate the fqi seedsts Iai as q mustad pigeon grass. esI s ff rom a5 e eS 1nSs
81 81 every best material We furnish with IL M wire wheat hurdn. three
= sleeves, wheat screens wheat grader. corr and oatsdeye q barley sieve
- esssy f e G fPssa s Fee nSasii 1 sSt e i %a sfssas. &a Sa Ssaa SMa - = 'A~'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-04-26

10 dOUC 1t Sdl. exchantillons de notree
SUI application. Ellie montre les differences
avons Ia peinture de granche cloture ettoit
Girls pierre, I'D chamois clair, 1E channels +
Ces prix inclusent les bari1- ct cannes. Un
200 pieds cares, >deux couches, mise ellie do
de premiere qualite. Essayez-la ct vous la
Prix complaint net pas d'escompte. Envoye
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-04-26
$4,000 de Ranges

mettent de faire de grandes ventes {
den commander un sur le "Send
Nous vous apargnon de 1875 a 81 pc
Notre livre qui cou.e 81 pour Iimp
pave, sur recette de la somme de l
mentionnes plus bas; ct secondeme
vous devez payer pour tout ce que
des poeles de cuisine, nouveaux de
pouv-z manquer, daus nos ranges,
commands durant les deux semai1
Achetez-le Grand. Vous ~n'entendre
petite ct on n'achete pas un poel to-
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N'envoyez pas d'Argent

It ~ e1-o!e1 Pos 1.s :.:
0MSlIlY ST vous residez en- dedans de 1000
EH&HES3& miles de Mime apOlis. Retournez
cette annonce ct nous vous enver-
@Z@r ons CO. d. sujeta votre examen
81 S! S; ! ] ! s: !: g J! !: {; !; &: 8 ]: !; 5; s !; !; 6 !: IS !; s. ]! ]: s: 8; 6 ;
nos aller ct retour. Sill yous con-
Went payez lagent du chemin de fer le prlx spe-
cial ct le port.
Examen Gratis POI Pour : f% ,s;niset;s eha Gun
cheter I'M grand range d'acier, pour les conyaincre
de CO que nous leur epargnOus, nous leur faisons
Get Offre d'examen gratis.
Fret LIE fret coutera environ $loO pour ouU
AAOl miles, distance en- proportion. LIE fret
nest rien compare a lepargne sur 10 prix. Catalo-
que Special de Poeles Gratis
Nous AvOns Vendu Ranges se ra s1sel
dorn,ora one tons les autres marchands ensemble
C'est parce que nous vendons les Mellleurs Ran
pes yendus q Minneapolis, CONNIE nous ponvons
aavoir le temoignage de milliers de personuess sen
servant, ct sont vendus a plus bas prlx que ceax
de- ~oualite inferieure. Nous vendons ceux-cldepufs
10 ans ct ceux qui sen sont servi le plus long
temps en- font le plus de louanges. nous Les ia
r~antirons de toute mantere ct torme; sis ne 1ont
pas ct ne fonctionnent pas bien, nous les repre-
0es d'hotel ~
No III Range 4 trous, four 12xlS..........$12Y
No l25 Range, q trous, four Hx20....-. 14.aD
Mo1s5 Range : trous, four 14l y hhii gh s sheld.' 1871 y %
No 1874 Range 6 trous, four 2OxSO, dessus uni " 70
No 1874 Range 6 trous, four 1920 highshelf.. I.76
No 1874 Range s trous, four2020 high closet. Ss:75
No 143 Range 6trous reservoir, dessus nni:. S4.7 g
No 143 Range 6 trous, reservoir, high theft. II Is
N'oUBLfEz PAS 6ECi-Un Grand Range est
Mus economique au'un petit, ct TN de nos ranges
durera votre vie, ainsi commandment III grand.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-04-26

Seront vendus dun tiers a la moitie moinss que demande par les an-s
tres commercants. Et pour le range qu'9n commits yoyageur dsman-
de $65 90, vous pouyez en- acheter I'M de nous pour molns de $4,000,
earanti de toute manlere. Nous venons d'ayoir contracte pour ce
nombre de ranges d,acier argent comptanta des prix qui nous per-
n'avez pas besoin de range ayant six mois, II est de yotre interet
examiner q votre depot ct 81 vous ne le Youlez pas ne le prenaz pas.
de menage. II ny aSrien de tenu dams les famille que nous ne l'ayons
que vous ne devez pas nesiger .cest de commander un des ranges
sas un, envoyez 15c pour un dc; nos catalogues, ct vous seurez CO que
bon range d1rera une vie Nous vous ofrons une chose que vous ne
an en- en- cOmmaMdant un. Nous nous afternoons q pas molns de 2,UU
endez pas mais commander de suite.
plaiDdre que son fourneau est trop petit La difference du pnx est
z.yous Que &c 0ui want etre fit merite d,etre bien fait.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-20
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Third Ju- dicial District, Territory of Arizona. In and for Maricopa County. Buckeye Canal and Land Company. a Corporation. Plaintiff, vs. Buckeye Irrigation Company, a Corporation. and Union Trust Company, a Cor poration, Defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for Mari copa County, and the complaint filed in said Maricopa county in the office of the clerk os said District Court. In the Name of the Territory of Ari- Zona. to Buckeye Irrigation Company, a Corporation, and Union Trust Com pany, a Corporation, Defendants, Greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain tiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the county of Mari copa. and answer the complaint there in filed with the clerk of this said court, at Phoenix, in said county. within ten days after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this said county, or if served out of this said county and within this said judicial district, then within twenty days thereafter, or l.: all other cases within thirty days there after. the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the District Court of The Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for Maricopa county, this 2Sth day of March, A. D. 1901
 (Seal) W. c. FOSTER,
 Clerk of said District Court.
 By l.. E. STREET,
 Deputy Clerk.