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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-06
KANSAS EOR IDEAS
Truant School to be Established at
Hutchinson


Hutchinson, Kans., March 5.-The tru-
ant boy problem received the attention
Of the board Of education last evening
and the board viii lose no time In tax
ing definite action in the matter It is
possible that truant school room may
be established in the city next week If
a suitable room and teacher can be Sc
cured. The matter is now under final adj
visement and viii Toe fully decided upon
at a nadjOurned meeting to be held by
the board on Friday night. The board
has long recognized the fact that there
are too many boys of school age who
do not attend the schools of Hutchinson.
Many Of these have been found incorrig-
ible in the schools and have been ex-
PEELED. There are also many who are
kept out of the scholo by their parents
The plan now being formed by the board
viii provide for al classes of "out Of
school, children. In the first place it will
furnish a check on all who are out Of
school and show for what cause; then
where students are iucorrigible or on the
truant order it viii furnish a Place where
they can be taught and kep} track Of
without mixing them with the other pu-
pills who do not require such strict dis
cipline.
The necessity for such move was en-
phasized recently by the statement made
by Mr. J. Z. Brown who has taken much
interest in the boy question. Mr.. Brown
made an examination of the court records
of the city and learned that an alarming
number of minors had been arrested with
in years time. Some Of these lads. too,
are among the brightest boys Of the city.
But they are allowed to stay out of school,
and idIeness soon gets them into trouble.
At the meeting Of the board last night
committees were appointed TO act in the
matter and reports viii be made at the
adjourned meeting Friday night. A com
mittee Of three vii confer with the county
attorney regarding legal authority for es-
tablishing the truant school, powers of
the board and other questions. The teach
ers' committee viii take steps towards
securing q suitable teacher and the build
ing committee VIII look after securing
room. one Of the plans talked of is to
have a ianitor for the room who viii also
be a special policeman and who viii keep
a check on the boys and see that they at
tend With all the plans once working.
the board Of education of Hutchinson VIII
be able to enforce the compulsory. school
law
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MANY WERE INTRODUCED
But Few Of the Insurance Bills Were
Passed,

hut rev or the insurance Bills " ere
Passed
Topeka Kans., March 4-Of the forty
insurance bills introduced in the Iegislat-
ure this winter only I'VE reached the
governor He signed them today. Per
haps the most important OF these bills
requires mutual hal insurance companies
10 create a reserve fund which shall be
used exclusively Tor the beuedt Of policy
holders. This fund shall consist Of
sum not less than per cent Of the total
amount OF the insurance written. 1T shall
be deposited fin a bank approved by the
superintendent of Insurance
Another bul fixes the charges which
shall be made against Insurance COM
panies for the examination By agents
of the state department at 81 Ga day and
actual expenses. The money must be
paid by the companies to the superin-
tendent Of Insurance and by mm turned
into the treasury. 1T the mis- paid 70 the
examiners en- the state auditors warrant
BY the provisions of another bin mutual
life. fire ana accident insurance COM
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GRAVY rs BED BUGS
Topeka Breaks All Records in
Fanatical Legislation.
CAN'T TREAT A FRIEND
Even in Your Own House,
According to New Ordinance.

Topeka, Kan. March 5.-The city coun-
ell has passed 2 liquor ordinance which
viii make it almost impossible for the
jointists to do business in this city. Ac-
cording to the terms Of the ordinance it is
considered an unlawfm sale to can a
friend into your house and give him
drink Of liquor. A man is guilty of a
violation Of the ordinance if ne is found
in a place where liquor is sold, and it
does not require that an actual sale shall
be proven. The penalty for violations is
a fine Of not less tan 800 nor more than
$500 and Imprisonment for not less than
80 days nor more than 100 in the city JAN
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richer by the handsome sui which he re-
ceived by the sale of the seeds.
COLONEL SMITH CHOSEN
Senator Burton Takes Miner. for
His secretary

Washington, D. c., March Senator
Burto nannounced tonight that he would
APPOINT as his private secretary Colonel
F. W. Smith. of Galena Kans. Mr.. Smith
arrived in this city today. and will enter
upon the duties Of his position immedi-
ately. Colonel Smith is an ex-state sem
ator and has interests in mining property
in Joplin and GaIena. The appointment is
considered an ideal one.
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HEART DISEASE.
some Facts Regarding the Rapid Iu-
crense OF Heart Trouble


Heart trouble az least among the
Americans. is certainly Increasing and
while this may he largely due TO the ex,
element and worry of American business
life. II is more often the result OF weak
stomachs oc poor digestion
Real organic disease is tncursbie. hut
not one ease in a hundred of heart
trouble is organic
The close relation between heart
trouble ana poor digestion is because
Roth organs are controlled by the sane
great nerves. the Sympatheuc and Pneu-
mogastric.
In another way. also the heart Is az
fected by The form of poor digestion
which causes eas ana fernentst5on from
h8lf discsted food There is feeling 81
oppression ana heavress ID the chest
caused by pressure of the d.sten5ea
stomach On the heart and lungs. .nterfer-
ing with their acton hence arises pail
ui.aU1n and short breath.
Poor digestion also pois1ns the blood
making 10 taIn and waterE. which -rri-
tstes ana 0eakens the heart
Tae most sensible treatment for heart
troue is 10 Improve the digestion ard
s. insure tie prompt assimilation q
GOOD
This can ZEE done by the regular use
atter meals of some SAFE pleasant ana
effective dis stiys preparation Hike S---
arts Dyspepsia Tablets which may BE
fcand al MOST drus stores. ana watch
contain valuable. ha-m ess digestive ele-
n5uts in q pleasant. convenient form.
II Is SAGE rs SlN char .fa regular re--
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OF railroad commissioners and viii en-
r. R. Reese of Ottawa county. ORE Morse
of Reno county and =. J. Sheridan. demo-
crat. Of Miami county.
1t is said that the anti-Stanley crowd
has agreed upon the following slate: r.
r. Reese of Ottawa county. James NJ
Simpson If Mcpherson county and James
Fike, Democrat. Of Thompson county.
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AItswager Appointed regent

Hutchinson, March 5-Mr F. J. Ats
wager Of this city, who publishes the
School and Fireside. has been appointed
as q member Of the board Of regents
OF the Kansas state Normal School az
Emporia Mr.. Altswager has been taking
an active interest IN educational matters
He viii make a good man on the board
and the position VIII be Of benefit to him
as a publisher OF an educational journal
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SEATON is A CANDIDATE
lie shouts Il Across the Table at His
Enemies.

Topeka. Kans., March captain John
Seaton Of Atchison, VIII be a candidate
for governor in 1893. He announced that
fact saturday night in a conference com
mittee meeting on the Irvine plant bill
Captain Seaton was immensely angered
over the action Of the senate in amending
his Bill. In denouncing the senate he
shouted az Senator Henley.
'Yop fellows want a dEht Tou'n get
it, III he governor in two years and III
see b Il that matters are evened up"
From present prospects there win lie a
host II candidates. Among those who
VIII probBoly get into the race are State
Auditor Ge--Se r. Cole. Bank Coumis-
sioner Morton Ar5aush. James a. Trout
man. and Secretary F. ID. Coourn.
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Meeting Of Ne,vsnnner Mnmen-

Topeka, Kans-, March 5-A call has
been issued for the eleventh annual con-
veution Of the Kansas Woman's Press
Association. at the Throop hotel. Topeka,
April H. There win be banquet in the
evening. The officers OF the association
vice-president, Minnie D. Morgan. Cotton
wood Fails; secretary Ida c. Frow. OF
tawa; treasurer. Mary L. Rupe, Clyde.
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Topeka, Kan. March jonathan Nc
MILAN Davis, member Of the house from
as a candidate for congressmanEiue f
Borbon county today announced himself
as candidate for the Democratic nomi-
nation for congressman in the Second
district. BIr Davis has bee na Inactive
worker in the minority during the ses-
sion which is drawing TO a close. and
already has we'll developed congress-
onaf boom.
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HenrN y AIlen Out.

Topeka, Kans., March 5-Hsnry J
Allen today gave Up the position OF pri-
vate secretary TO Governor Stanley. 90
begin his new work on the state board
Of charities clyde Miller. Of Usage
county, to whom the private secretary
ship was offered. has no tyet accepted.
TROUBL EFOR SAM SPENCER
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Topeka, Kans Maron 5.-Troubls il
brewing for sam Spencer. state oil IN
spector His term Of Office is about 70
expire. but Governor Stanley did not pre-
sent his name 70 the senate. This IS re-
garded as evidence that Spencer IS no
longer ~ favor and that a new inspector
0I be appointed when speucers time ls
ont
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WEEKLY EAGLE.
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Rr-nect for IlnvId ltnrtin.

Topeka. Kans., March 1.-The supreme
court was 70 have convened yesterday.
but an adjournment viii be taken unui
today out of respect for the late David
Martin, a former chief Justice Justices
Johnso nand Smith vii. attend Judge
Martins funeral
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Topeka. Kans, March 6.-T'here viii be
war Of the rebellion OF the Spanish-Ane-
rlcan war in the poorhouse OF Kansas IN
the future A bin By Senator Simmons.
which passed both houses and was sign
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Arkansas City. Kans. March 5.-Iast
night the safe Of the Frisco depot was
blown e7en by n.troE eerue and ROB
bed OF W 60 checks and 80 FL currency
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Topeka, Kans. March ST 3. Gerow
Of Atchison. IA sappued TO the governor
FOR the position OF state employment
agent The place pays $500 year with
so for expenses. Gerow is an old sol
AZ
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- 81 - -.

Wichita, kan. March g 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the registra-
Ron books of the city Of Wichita VIII be
open for the registration of ladies. in the
basement If the city building In the or
nee Of the city treasurer from March &
60 q inclusive. Books viii close March
p. at o'clock ?. m., and remain closed
until after election. April 9. 1891.
s3-7t AMOS ATCLAIN. city clerk.
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The checks were found near the depot
where the robbers had thrown them after
discovering that they were useless. II is
thought that the robbers rode in from
Oklahoma.
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panies and fraternal orders are exempt
from city license tax
Two bills were necessary TO remove the
insurance superintendent now an elective
officer, from under the governors thumb
and TO raise his salary from 5000 10
s. 800.
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Attend our opening, SATURDAY. March 9Th.
Greenfield Bros, u2 East Douglas Ave.
Salt
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woman sweeps along snd gathers 90
enough dust and microbes 90 laA her
SELF and family
what right has a woman O. come inta
my home drassiar about one half oi a
yard of mtcrohe Infected c.oih behind
har2 I say tls not only ara insut Q. aat
an Injustice o. me. And rhis v.io
wouii So yile enough # 20 were combined
10 women Of wealth and eNrF.teasaHcu,
but it IS made worse by oeiak tastn 90
by tho women who have 90 work far
living.
MY manicure came 10 me the other
day. and 20 she had q skir, traHias ,ha
ground an around After she ha1 LG-
shed said 20 her:
DO nor ever come - me again .n
trained skirt. II you cannot come o. urs
in skirt deconty short 4 6o Has need
your services.
"The next cay my dressmaker cen- "a
On. and sore enough there was Dor shfrr
trailing The ground AFTER she bad tred
my gown on / told hers
Never lei me see SOU In trained
skirt again ~ sou cannot wear SHORE
one. then I WIN Cad a aressmaker who
VIII
indeed Uuf8rfaaafs.s haa GA = st.rt -
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We eisn Ue r1sfe caza cur tine fer wiat
2 seems 20 - worth 90 ue when 6 Ieafrf
occupies f--tfrifael ft.ahe
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TAKE T1fE FRISCO fgSgs
sesrnaoa fra1a 10 81 louis ard ai poinfs
east Traia leaves Cnlea atstsn a. -
"a
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OutGtters TO His Majesty, she Ameri-
can Nam.
Just a gentle reminder to let you know
thar everything viii be in readiness for
Dur opening Saturday, March 9th
GREENFIELD BROS,
&-lt III East Douglas Ave.
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Best shorthand course ia city at AL
bertus Matuus College. 7s-we-sa-ts
Entire new stock Clothing. Furnishing
Goods and Hats Attend our opening
Saturday. March 9th. Souvenir opening
day. Greenfield Bros, ~ East Douglas
avenue. 9i-lt
1IrS. WinsIow's Soothing Svrun
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS or MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS X SOOTHEs the
CHILD SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYs
all PAIN. CURES WIND COLO and is
the best remedy for DIARRH0EA So d
b. druggists IN every part OF the world
BE sure ana ask Tor Mrs. Winslows
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents Bottle.
Follow the crowd. visit our store OPEN
ms day. Saturday March, 9TH Souvenir
opening day Greenheld Bros. III East
Douglas avenue est
GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.
MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE
ia North Main Street. Wichita. Ran.
We can sell YOU through railway ana
steamship tickets TO all parts Of the
world. We are agents for the following
lines % ocean steamship companies:
American line. New York 10 Southamp-
ton ana Liverpool
Anchor Iue New York 20 GLASGOW.
Cunard line. New York 20 Lsverpeol
enc Boston t. Liverpool
North German LLOYD. New York z,
Southampton, Bremen. Genoa. Naples.
China and Japan.
Plymouth. Southampton. Hayre. Paris
and Hamburg.
Red star nne New York to Antwerp.
Belgium
White Star line. New York q Liver
POOL. Cape Town. south Africa and south
American points.
ComDarnie General Transatantieus
(T7rench Hre). New York TO Havre ana
Paris direct.
Dominion line Montreal and Boston 70
Great Britain and Ireland.
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered
we make a specially of prepaid tickets
from the ola countries 10 the United
States.
E. e BLECELEy. p. ana T. a.
Corner Douglas and Wichita streets
outatters TO his ma5es.y-the American
man Opening Saturday Ms-ch s.h
Greenfield Bros. IL East Douglas ave-
a-t
Daily Eag,e. delivered. Ioc per week
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Best shorthand course in city at All
bertus Matuus College. 7e-pe-sa-ts
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Outdtters TO his naa5esty'-the American
mar. Opening ssturday- Ms-ch e,h
Greenfield Bros, III East Douglas ave
c--t
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Goods AVID Hats Attend our opening
SATURDAY March 9th. Souvenir opening
day. Greenfield Bros, 1l2 East Douglas
avenue Qf-lt
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Daily Ease. deiivered loe PeF week-
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lIrs. Winslovv,s Soothing srr.,n

Follow the crowd. visit our store OPEN
ms day. Saturday March, 9th Souvenir
opening day Greenhel3 Bros. III East
Douglas avenue o4-It
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

DAILY BY CARRIER. 1oc PER WEEK.
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Y0uTs l0F buslnc-s, SAN 4 Ffazee
s. Co.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-05-07
PROFESSIONAL WOLF HUNTER.
An Westerncr who Fol-
lows nm Exciting Line OF
Business.

"Iamt the only man known who hunts
wolves and coyotes for n living said
ia. Mcintyre. or "Rattlesnake jack
to n writer in the Cincinnati CONNER
cial-Tribune, recently.
''Thcre are fellows who hunt coyotes
and wolves when they haven't any
thing else TO do, but they don't make
n business Of 1t as | do. haven't done
anything else continued Jack, since
/ quit killing rattlesnakes. More
money in this. Twenty dollars from
the state and extras from stock nsso-
Citations and ranchmen amounting to
S17 more is a pretty fair exchange Tor
a wolf scalp. Coyotes pay Sl.5O and
cats one dollar from the state, with ex-
tras according to the locality and oc'
casion."
Inthe last five years Jack has cleaned
out the country around Sheridan, COLI
and Casper, Wyo., so well that he was
compelled to move. Laramie, Wyo., is
now the center of his territory, and
he is now making preparations to
plunge into the "spring running
One of Jacks %proudest exploits was
the recent trapping of an old she wolf,
which had for several seasons been the
terror of ranch 40, about 20 miles from
Laramie. She was a monster beast,
easily capable of bringing down a full
grown steer, and with nostrils that
scented danger from afar. Though
her visits were as regular as the sun,
her cunnig kept her from all harm un-
til Jack came.
An ordinary No. 4 steel trap baited
with a peculiar scent proved her undo
ing. This scent is I'M of the secrets OF
Jacks art. He has only to say of it
that it never fails. Poison of all kinds
have, one by one, become useless,
through the growing suspicion of the
animals, but Jacks patent attraction
lures them still.
He now has 240 traps distributed
over a wide stretch of country west OF
Laramie. Once each day, armed and
provided with the scent and smack" as
he calls his luncheon, he rides the cir
cult, reaping his harvest and batting
his traps for another nights work.
In his odd moments Jack sometimes
picks up a neat sum of money through
escorting some venturesome tender
foot on a more sportsmanlike wolf
hunt, for, besides, his pride in his lone
ly occupation, he boasts the owner
ship of a pair of the finest greyhounds
in the west. A ride behind these gen
tie dogs-for in their veins runs the
best blood of England's greatest
coursers-is sport worthy of any man.
There may be those who would scott
at the idea of a greyhound killing, in
open combat, a wolf or even a coyote
but let them keep their opinion from
Jack. He knows What a good dog can
do; so do many others who are ac-
ouainted with Jacks splendida animals
and with the sort of dogs that have
been bred in the west out of stock i'm
ported from England's best kennels.
A pair Of dogs such as Jack owns
with courage and bone and muscle
find a coyote little better than a play.
thing, and many are the records of q
single greyhound killing a sound anc
vigorous gray wolf in fair combat.
Casper Nell and Laramie Bill have
earned for Jack many an honest dollar
and won for him countless trophies.
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A Cashier Testifies.

Pepsin Syrup Co., Monticello, Ill.
Gentlemen-After twenty years OF
aches aud pains caused by constipa-
tion brought on by sedentary habits,
| have found more relief in Two bot
ties of DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
than all of the h~undredsiof other rem
edies l have tried, and take pleasure
IN giving you this testimony, believ-
ing YOU have the finest preparation
made for stomach troubles. very
truly yours, d, f. Lange, Cashier
Wabash r. r., East st. Louis. Sold
by Peoples Drug store.
Don't buy a gasoline stove until you
see the Quick Meal stoves at the Oar
rough Hardware company.
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Moore's pilules are a guaranteed
cure for all forms Of. malarial, ague,
chills and fever, swamp fever, malar-
ial fever, bilious fever, iaundice, Bill
BUSINESS, fetid breath and a tired,
listless feeling. They cure rheuma-
tism and the lassitude following
blood poison produced from malarial
poisoning. No quinine. No arsenic
acids or iron. Do not ruin stamach
or teeth. Entirely tasteless. Price
50 cents per box. DR.. c. G. Moore Co,
$40 North Main street, ST. Louis, Mo
Sol by Peoples drug store. dWly
Yours for business, Sam r Frazee
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A tramp stole a bottle of DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin. When he ap-
peared in court he explained that he
saw in the advertisement that it was
"easy to take" so be took it. "Dis-
charged, said the judge. 81 will go
and take some myself" 1t is easy to
take and is a perfect laxative. Sold
by Peoples Drug store. DIV
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WIT AND WISDOM.

Candor looks with equal fairness
at both sides of a subJect.-Noan
Webster.
Fools learn nothing from wise men,
but wise men learn much from fools.
-Layater.
A lazy man is Of no more use than
a dead man, and he takes up more
room.-O. S. Marden.
One of the best effects of thorough
intellectual training is a knowledge
of u own capacities .-Bain.
A dead beat can never understand
why his credit isn't good; he thinks
he intends to pay.-Atchison Globe.
The world is full of thoughts and
you will find them strewed every
where in your path.-Elihu Burritt.
1t has cost many a mar life or Tor
tune for not knowing what he
thorght he was sure oil. ;. Whlte'
Nell-"NIrs. Newrich wants to inn
press everybody with her wealth
Believes, she never puts less than
q nNe-ceni AluHiP vi ~
Philadelphia Record.
'.That waiter is either a Ounce or a
humorist, I'm not sure when.
"What's the matter?" 81 asked him
for some extract of beef, and he
brought me milk Philadelphia
Press.
Dykerheights-"I wonder if Prof
stargazer recognized any Of the stars
he saw when he fell on the ice just
now?" Miss Bensonhurst-'l guess
he did. I heard him exclaim "Jupl
terin-Brooklyn Eagle.
If you are going to do a job o
work for a man and name him a min
imum and maximum price, n sa!
you will do the work somewhere pc
tween those figures you are arrang
ing for a very pretty quarrel aoou
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS News.
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Warning Order.

In the United States court at Vinita. in the
Northern District OF the Indian Territory
W. b. johnson, plaintiff.
vs. mo. l4cb.
Susan NJ. johnson, defendant.
The defendant. Susan NJ Johnson IS
warned to appear In this court within thirty
davs and answer the complaint OF the
plaintiff W. B. johnson. Chas. A.Davidson.
April sth. 1901. Jlerk.
Jas. S. Davenport. L. A. Chandler,
Atty. for Plaintiff. Deputy.
sam #. Parks, Attorney for Defendant.