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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-17

The Herald does not believe the
voters of La Plata county. especially
Democrats. are going to place pre-
MUM on the kind of primaries held
by the Democratic manlpulators u
couple or three weeks ago by elect
ing the ticket nominated. II they do
they can expect the same tactics to
prevail In the future.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-17

II the Alexander boys OF Silyertor
do not know what to do with the hun
dred dollars In gold which they wor
at the Elk drawing last night The
Herald man can suggest some one
who viii relieve them OF the job.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
pRIvINe 81 cATTLE.
Jacob Pistt Returns From the New
Country.

Jacob Piatt Returns From the New
Country.
Guthrie, o. T.. June 2o.-The Ponca
CRY Courier says:
Jacob Piatt and Mr.. Andrews returned
from four weeks trip over the prom
ised land Mr.. Pistt is an old Black Hills
miner and went specially to prospect the
mineral outlook He has had plenty Of
experience and has been able to get a
great amount of information while on
on this trip.
Mr. Piatt says that in his journeys over
and around the reservations he saw no
cattle except at the Seger colony In the
extreme northwest corner Of the country.
He saw officers Of the Indian department
cleaning out about the last herd of cat
tie along the west line and the owner was
in about the greatest hurry to get his cat
tie across the Red River that any man
was ever in
aIr Piatt says that the recent kick Of
the Indians is simply to afford Springer
q chance to earn big fee at Washing
ton. lie saw and talked with a great
number OF Indians and they we're all
pleased that they had been allowed to
take their choice of lands and they were
now anxious TO make leases with whites
TO break out and make farms OF their
auotments.
Mr.. Pistt went carefully over the min
eral sections Of the mountains. He found
some cid workings which the NIexicaEs
must have abandoned some years ago.
In one OF these he did some new work
and secured some very fine specimens
Of gold bearing ore. In another place he
found good galena, and says that the lead
IS Of very good grade and that the pros
poets for that ore in That region is bet
ter than It was in the Missouri Kansas
district when It was first discovered
there He found a fine assayers furnace
built Of the finest fire brick, but it had
never been fired up. He thinks from all
appearances It was a Mexican project.
His claims are both In the region OF the
ne wpostohice Wild Man During his
stay in that region there was a meeting
cf $50 miners at the Wild Man postofice
and they tried 10 perfect arrangements
for the registration of mineral claims.
lie expects TO get back in that region a.
soon as he can do so legally. He saw
Nate Hampton at Mountain View, where
he seems 10 be doing q good business.
Nate told him that the Indians out there
were never found around saloons and
that he had never seen a drunken Indisn n
IN that countrv
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
KILLING NEAR ARDM0RE
Farmer In Chiczasavv Nation Eils :
EefghbOr

Guthrie o. T.. June 20.-The Ardmorite
at Ardmore, says:
Late yesterday afternoon J. P. WI
liams. OF Leon. came into town ana sur
rendered himself 10 the authorities, stat
Ing that he had killed his neishbor. a
Nr. Brisco. Hs-was taken in charge by
Deputy Henson and placed in JAIL
Mr.. Williams made the following state
ment regarding the killing of Mr.. Brisco.
I1e says: ''y bile in Leon Monday morn
ins sitting en- e porch, Brisco came along
and commenced abusing me. and having
ara axe handle made demonstrations to-
ward him and he got up and lett as he
did not care to have any trouble with
hln.
Mr. Williams went home and returned
to set some staples that he wished TO
use about his place. On bis way back 10
Leon he met Brlsco. who drew his pistol
and tried 10 shoot him. Williams sought
protection in Mrs Harris house. and
was detained taere for about two hours
before Brsco would leave, SO intent was
he % set a shot at him.
During the afternoon AIr. Williams took
six ~ his hands with hlm 81 his waeon
and started to his field 10 chop cotton.
Brscoe's house was rght on his way.
Sc DE thouEst be had better take his shot
e8a along with him to protect himself.
when he scr opposite Buscoe's deld.
Brscoe was Uiouehing and whipped u1
mis- horses iu order 70 Get at the roadside
.n time 20 intercept his woson. He had
boy To- ston them oa5 when Briscoe
came uD BE tocE from around his plow-
D. o.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

the biological collections. and he will
have charge OF the work necessary to
establish a complete museum. He has
been associated with Prof. Louis Dyche
for some time, and comes highly rec
commended from the University OF Kan
as. Oklahoma certainly presents an in
teresting field for the work Mr.. Bunker
VIII do. and within year visitors may
expect to be entertained by the universi-
ty collection.
Prof. Paxton OF the university spent a
pleasant and profitable year In Europe.
He will return to resume his duties IN
September. In addition to his work at
the American School OF Classical Stud
les in Rome, Italy, ne has taken advan-
tage Of excursions given students and has
visited many places OF classical interest
BY an arrangement with the board Of re-
gents he has been engaged TO purchase
photographs. relics, etc, to form a col
lection for the department Of Greek and
Latin. He is able TO procure these things
much better there than he ocuId in this
country. The plan Of granting leave Of
absence is a good one and reflects credit
on the judgment of the present board Of
regents.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

He says: 'The patient was man who
had suffered, TO my knowledge. for years
with dyspepsia Everything he ate
seemed to sour and create gases in the
stomach. He had pains like rheumatism
in the back, shoulder blades and limbs,
fullness and distress after eating, poor
appetite and loss of flesh; the heart be-
came affected, causing palpitation and
sleeplessness at night.
II gave him powerful nerve tonics and
blood remedies, but 70 no purpose. AS an
experiment I finally bought 5o-cent
package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at
a drug store and gave them to him. Al
most immediate relief was given and
after he had used four boxes he was
to all appearances fully cured.
There was no more acidity or sour
watery risings. no bIoating after meals,
the appetite was vigorous and he gained
between 10 and 12 pounds in weight Of
solid, healthy flesh.
although Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
are advertised and sold in drug stores
yet I consider them most valuable ad-
dition to any physicians line of rene
dies. as they are perfectly harmless and
can be given to children or invalids or
in any condition of the stomach with per
feet safety, being harmless and contain
ing nothing but fruit and vegetable es-
sences, pure pepsin and Golden Seal.
Without any question they are the
safest, most effective cure for indiges-
tion, bnIiousness, constipation and all
arrangements Of the stomach, however
slight or severe"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

ther purpose Of obtaining plaintiffs prop
erty and IN pursuance OF said conspiracy
his said wife at various times before the
institution OF her said action for divorce
en6eavored to induce the plaintiff to deed
and convey his farm and mercantile bust
ness to her and place the same IN her
name, assigning various excuses there
for. Racey also states that he and his
wife lived happily together until they
became acquainted with 1Ir. Davis and
chat ne, wen knowing the weak mental
and nervous condition Of said wife Of
plaintiff did. by various arts known to
the roue. estrauge his wife from him.
Plaintiff asks that the divorce between
him and defendant be annuled; that said
defendants be eujoined from marrying
each other that hs be given such other
relief as the court may deem just, equita-
ole and proper, and for his costs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
NO NEGROES
ARE WANTED
AT GLENCOE
Their Presence There Has
Excited Residents.
MARSHALS CALLED OUT
Henry Asp Hopes 10 Have
Matter Settled.

Guthrie. o. T.. June 2o-Deputy United
States AIarshals Fossett and sissioa and
Henry E. Asp. solicitor for the Santa
Fe, were called to Glenco. IN Payne
county on the eastern Oklahoma rail-
road today on account OF race troubles.
The people Of Glenco have been doing
everything in their power TO prohibit
negroes from living in town and have
succeeded fairly well
A few days ago a number Of negoes
were put to work on a railroad grade
q few miles from town. ASP received in
formation yesterday that he had better
have the negroes discharged or the peo-
pie of Glenco would run them out OF
the country. The hosulities have com
menced. The men hope to settle the diff
fculty between whites and blacks with
out serious trouble.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
PRESIDENT
WILL NOT
INTERFERE
And Brummett and Barclay
May Have to Hang.
LAWYERS ARE NOW BUSY
Finding Some Means to Sc
cure a New Trial,
LAWYERS ARE NOW BUSY

Guthrie. o. T, June 20-Information
was received today from Washington.
stating that President Mckinley would
not interfere in the case Of Barclay and
Brummitt. as long as an appeal is pend
ing.
a respite OF twenty days was granted
last night by Acting Governor Crimes
i norder that an appeal would be fled
in the supreme court. Acting Governor
Grimes had Jurisdiction in the matter IN
Ill the wishes Of the president were as
certained. Since the desire of President
Mckinley has been made known the re-
prieve OF twenty days does not hold good.
President Mckinley was approached
yesterday by Governor jenkins about the
case and this morning United States Dis
trict Attorney Speed received a telegram
giving his decision, that he would not in
terfere.
Attorneys Chastren and Neal Of Paw
nee, must now prepare their appeal TO
the supreme court and file it before June
q or 60 before some supreme court judge
in the territory asking for a reprieve,
stating that they have been dilngent in
preparing an appeal The chances are
that the attorneys viii appear before
Judge Burford in this city tomorrow or
next day to ssk for a reprieve.
Deputy United States Attorney Nc
Guire, who prosecuted the case, IS Of the
opinion that the reprieve cannot be
granted and has so notified the acting
governors and attorneys for the men.
This case is getting in a peculiar con-
dition and IL may be that the two men
win hang yet on June 27 for the murder
Of J. l. Pool in the Usage Nation. 1t was
supposed that since the application for
a communication of sentence had been so
generously signed that the president
would decide 70 commute the sentences
OF the condemned men.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
OKLAHOMA CHARIERS GRANTEI
Secretary Grimes Turns Out Big
Batch OF OctuDE.

Guthrie, O. T., June 2O.-Secretary Wm.
Grimes has issued q charter to lodge No.
55 A F and A NJ for a term of fifty
years and capital stock Of 5000. The
trustees are L. II. Simons, g. II. pizney,
and S. r. Bradford, al of Billings
a territorial charter has been issued
by Secretary Grimes to lodge no. a..
knights Of Pythias. at Billings FOR a
period of fifty years with a capital stock
Of $500. The trustees are A. r.. Car
penter R. c. Beety, and II. c, Swingie
OF Billings.
The FrateIual Home company we're
chartered by Secretary Grimes az Bill
ings for a period Of hfty-nve years with
a capital stock Of 5000 and the directors
are J. A .. Nelson, II. c. SwingIe. r.
NJ. Pratt, l.. II. Simons, c.. II. Dizney,
s. F. Braford. A R. Carpenter. r. c..
Betty and W Z. Gnpin, an Of Billings
The Presbyterian church at Pond Greek
was granted a charter today by Sec
retary Grimes. The fncorporators are
II. Van fleet, J. c. 1fcC1euand, Frank
Echols. P. c. simons and Alva Hamilton.
all residents Of Pond Greek.
A territorial charter has been granted
20 the Southern oil and Gas company
Of Tecumseh for period Of twenty
years. The capital stock Is $4,000 and
the object or the corporation IS 70 pros
pect for oil and gas IN Oklahoma. The
directors are ". u. Dunham. T. w Mil
Ter, W A Ruggles. c. ". Miller and
Robert Wheeler. all Of Tecumseh.
BIisuetoe lodge no. "a T o. o. T.. at
Billings, was chartered today for a period
Of fifty years with a capital stock OF 5000
The directors are J. A. D. Nelson. II. c.
swingle and r. NJ Pratt. OF Billings.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
KILLED
POP BOTTLE CAUSES DEATH or
GEORGE MAZE.
Martin Wilson Of Granite Arrested
for Murder.

Guthrie, o. T.. June 20.-During a fight
at Granite, yesterday. George Maize was
struck on the head with pop bottle ia
the hands Of Martin Wilson. a gambler.
Maize walked TO the Iowa hotel, became
unconscious and died this morning. WIZ
son was arrested on the charge Of murder
Maize accused Wilson Of robbing him
the right before. which was the cause Of
the fight
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
ONLY KoRNs IS SURE.
No other Appointments 70 be An
rcuDced Now.

No Other Appointments 70 be An
nounced Now.
Guthrie, O. T.. June 2o--Nith the ex-
cepuon Of the appointment OF Ed Korns
OF Kay county. the deputy coal OIL IN
spectors VIII not be announced untu az
ter the return q Governor william n
jenkins 1r Brown and Governor Jenk-
ins VIII have a conference IN this city
after the governors return. ard AZ that
tim cit VII 5e determined whether Or not
the reports are true that Aceibert Jenk-
ms IS to be made ere of the deputies
Additional deputies win be made after
the new country comes n. as the work
wIn Be much heavier own gto the large
terr.tnrr - traEcl over.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

Pad Greek. q. T. g=zs sa-Ias Paad
Geek Fi1stts s1Tsl
TIE ca.s = Ggt - scn~rtes 1as
vaa triss 81 sas r--aats eez7t Tesfsr.ag.
Ter1fet iu ~srl-- f1T ,t- fr
g1lEs Dec3 ErlzE bta s1tr-est f.r
81 Casts zfr Cs- e4e1 Gr sWrs
90 g. wna - c see sg e.
fa sl- iaarr re- lag~
lr ar-saras t-- fte arfe-1zss esd =
- Erf f-r f r@ cara - ss,t
T. w a-arase1 te t1e
r
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
FOURTH AT KINGFlSHER
Big Celebration CT National EIoIida!
VIII Ese esfvcu.

VIII Be ssfven.
KinEfsher. o. T.. June ao.-This city
win make the eagle scream or the glo-
-i1us "Faurth." An immense celebra-
ton VIII take place in the city park.
our citizens intend to make it the grand
est celebration Of the national holiday
ever held in the territory. The display Of
fireworks VIII be very beautiful and a
balloon ascension VIII be q thrilling feat
ure. Speakers Of distinction win bee pres
ent Tho program az anuserents is fine
ana special rates have been secured from
The railroads Ior the occasion.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
Sig WHEAT DELIVERY
which shows al Immense Xield In
OkEaherua-

okEa1ez1a-
Guthrie. @. T.. June -a-Josenh Norris
ana C. II Fnsun q the sehoai iazd o.
Fee have contracted to deiirer thTee
thousand bushels ol wheat within tle
-sTt fsw dsvz IS fast as i comes from
TIE -rschires which arr n7w ~ ~o7s ne
contract rrce is rfty-6vs cezts zal vas
7ll5 nr The Coyls Nlilg company ire
-ert ssrh. wheat IS ca pounds a
~ IN average - = h-sl t7 ere
MS is cansls-rei ere - @
r- ~1s tasr this rrr q ne tsrr-
~ ara t7- tEe fa r r
q. ra--7 -tz-arsae.s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
ca TO RTA.
Ra.,.+b n. a Tho Kind You Has Aaays Bogg1
S's1i'''' sf &HAAzAe<
EXCITEMENT
RICH DEPOSITS OF COPPER IN
OKLAHOMA
twenty-five Mining Claims Said "a
Have Bean Flied.

Guthrie, o. T, June 2o-Intense excite
ment was occasioned today by the dis
covery Of large copper deposits in the
southern portion OF Blaine county, Ok
lahona. Mineral pdosDectors have been
at work in the hills and the results OF
their work was the fling Of twenty-five
claims. Many people are ock.ng 70 the
new efdorado
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
NO RESPITE
GOVERNOR HAS no AUTHORITY
To EETEEFERE
Attorneys WIZ SOt ask FOR stay Of
Execution.

Guthrie, o. T., June 2o.-No respite, as
supposed and as ordered by Governor
jenkins from washington on Wednes-
day evening late can be granted James
Brummitt and George Barclay, who are
in the federal jail sentenced to be hanged
on June y for the murder Of J. j Pool,
ana the United States attorneys Office in
formed Acting Governor Grimes yester-
DAY that he has no jurisdiction in the
matter to grant any respite.
President Mckinley refuses TO interfere
and attorneys for defendant viii ask
for stay Of execution United States At
torney rendered q decision today stat
ing the acting governor has no authority
TO act in United States cases.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
MILLIONS
GAINED IN
OKLAHOMA
Wonderful Increase Shown in
Valuation,
SEVEN COUNTIES NOT IN
Places Heard From Show
Increase of S10,OOO,0OO
GARFIELO'S3 BIG INCREASE
Other Notable Gains in the
Great Territory.
SEVEN COUNTIES NOT IN
GARFIELO'S3 BIG INCREASE

Guthrie. o. r. June 2o-Auditor L. ".
eaxter has received assessors reports
from seventeen counties of this territory.
There are seven to hear from yet. when
the entire report win be made up. It was
estimated some time ago that the valua-
ton would reach something over sixty
millions for the year. The valuation last
year. including everything. was Sl8, =
s5L AT the present tine. with seven
counties yet 10 hear from. it reaches
nearly ffty-nine millions.
The county Of Beaver reportss1, ,So. .547
Tor 1901 against s1.l6s.65o for 1900, making
a decrease Of Sl56Io3
Blaine county shows a gain Of S2S9 25S
for the year; S518,153, being the valuation
last year and SS95.41 fer 1901
Canadian county Is yet to be heard
from but the valuation last year was
s41s52H
Cleveland county has gain Of sob GS,
sending in returns aggregating Sl,79 .73l
for 1901, against S1,584 13 for last year.
Custer county shows an increase of
r-NN-als LlAI AELaa4--a ArA Ae-- 10
SI.659.lz2 against 81 z98. .756.
Day county has q decrease Of $50, ,4e6.
for 1901. The returns for 1900 were S4S3, ,437
ard s46291 for 1901.
Dewey county has to send IN reports
yet but the returns for last year were
S656.l57.
Gain Of Sssss29 is shown IN Garfield
county. The returns for 1901 are 81 S58.-
5l0 against Sl.Sl1,Gsl for 1900.
The returns from Grant county for the
last year were 81 459 $50 and has yet to
report for this year.
Kay county is one of the big counties
ia regard 10 returns and shows q gain Of
a026s52. The returns for 1gu ares, ,306,-
347 against s2.279. l95.
Kingfsher county has q gain Of S51 366
Tor 1901. the returns for the year being
S2.740629 and the returns for 1900 are 81
1888
Lincoln county has gain over last
year of S520165. Her returns for 1900 were
l.927,4s6, while 1901 shows S2.4l762
Logan county returned s3.s77253 for 1900
and S5.75o, ,4i2 for this year. a gain Of 81. .77S,
lSs
Noble county has made no return for
this wear. He rvaIuahon last year was
SlE88
Oklahoma has Sl.2os.884 this year as
against s.. .2S7.1ss in 1900. g net gain Of
s922146
Pawnee returned s2271.7s5 for 1900. but
has not yet been heard from this year.
Payne county had S2.4Sosl0 last year
and S. 457.7So this year a gain of Ss76.s70
Pottawatomie county returned sl680.-
ie3 for 1900. but has not yet made re-
turns Tor this year.
Poger Mills gave in SU75S2 last year.
This year her assessors returned $3.50, 752
showing a gain Of S22S.170
Washita county returns this year 81 OBS
6l6 as against Sl.433.SO9 for 1900. a gain Of
SSs6 ee3.
Woods county IS the premier county in
the matter of gain in wealth during the
past year She returned SS.co6 299 fin 1870
and comes up this year with a grand
total Of S5l23 S47. a gain Of S2IL4s.
Woodward returned for 1870 slsi5,T0o.
This year she has S2l2s. .61S. showing a
cain ~r Veee c1e
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
SCIENTISTS ARE OUT.
Geological Survey Started From Okla
hcma UnlNers-tY.

homa University.
Norman, @. T.. June 2e.-The territorial
geological and natural history survey
have started the summers work. They
VIII 90 east fron Norman 20 Eork some
weeks IN Potlawstcu.e county. they
VIII work west IS fer as creer. and vil
perhaps 10 some worE il connection wiki
gre Uaitei States survey nthe T7ichit2
mountains The party cf fo-r started
wen seai7ps5 for 9 summer campaign
Ths territorial university Wl haFe a
museum = q1sattv ~ rt has
been coiiects1 aEraalv. h-t tlere h-s at
been room rcr -r
fsr ft r-o7e-lr Tie regents -t t1e-- -
s arpa.nt-d C. ~ He- - M
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
nsnmmsr Outings"

The most famous and popular Tourist
Resorts on the Continent are reached by
the Grand Trunk Railway System the
Picturesque Pan-American Route TO
Buffalo"
Copies Of descriptive pamphlets, rates,
etc, viii be furnished by City Passenger
ana Ticket agent, 24s Clark Street, Chi
caEO
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
MUNYON'S
RHEU8aT aTISm
CURE

When Prof. Munyoa says bis RheumatiaH1
Cure VIII cure rheumatism there isn't any guess
work about t-there isn't any false slaiement about
il. u cures without leaving any u effects II IS =
splendid stomach ard nerve ton-c, as wen as posi-
tive cure for he1uatisu.
All she Munvon remedies are inst as reliable, asc-
wal The Guide 20 Health Is free. Munyon, New
York and Fhiladeiphia.
EUNYOS's IEH4LER CURES 0ATARRE.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
s13.o0 to Buffalo and Rsturn-s13.o0

$500 to Buffalo and Return-$13o0
Via Nickel Plate road from Chicago. for
the Pan-American Exposition. Tickets on
sale daily, good leaving Buffalo Up to
midnight of tenth day from and including
date OF sale Also tickets on sale daily
Chicago to Buffalo and return at $1s.o0
for the round trip with 15-day limit. in
Guiding date of sale; sl Chicago to Buff
falo and return, good for 80 days
on an throueh tickets to points east Of
Buffalo. privilege Of stop-over at Buffalo
fer ten days may be granted by deposit
Ing ticket with joint agent and payment
Of fee Of S1-00.
Write John ". Callahan. general agent,
III Adams street. Chicago. for fun par
ticulars and folders showing time OF
trims etc.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
mcdonnell Formally Takes ONCE.

neu, assistant secretary OF the territory
came over today from Kingfsher 20 taAe
uD work in the secretarys Office. ar
Mcconnell VIII 30 back 70 Kingfsher
next week 20 help close Up the business
Of The land once for The facal year-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
Epworth Leaguers at Edmond.

Edmond. o. T.. June 2e.-The Indian
and Oklahoma Territorial Epworth
League convention is IN session here to-
day Delegates began arriving here yes
terday and the morning trains brought
in many visitors. a splendid program is
being carried out This annual session
is well attended.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-30
Pub Ieaiion Notice CLaLcery.
State OF Illinois, l.
Rnck Island I,nuntr. ~

State of Illinois, Is
Rock Island County.
In the Circuit Court. January term, A d
1902
Home Building and Loan Association of Rock
lSlard a corporation, rs. NJ ary Jane Murray
and william II Murray In cha1cery. Gen
eral number 1861. Biu TO for. close mort
gage.
Afidavit of non-residence OF the said Mary
Jane Murray and William II Murray defe nd
ants. having been fled in the once of the
notice IS therefore hereby given I. the said
nonresident defendants that the complainant
filed It's bill OF complaint Ia said court on the
chanceTy side IN reof. on the 18th Gay OF De-
issued out of said Court wherein said suit i
no pending. returnab on the first Mon
q AZ In the month of Januarv thereafter.
and afterwsrrs on the LIST day CT pril- A u,
wherein said StiL Is now pending, returnable on
the first NJ inday in The mon II May there's T.
ter, and that thereai tow on the 18th dav
of August. A. ID. lBOI, hi as sum mons issued
ing. returuable the third NJ 'Eda7 in the
north OF September thereafter. and after
wards Oh the 18th Gay of Novemb' T. n ID .lsOi,
alias sunni Ons issued out OF Sato cCur1
wherein said suit is now pend ing. returuable Oh
the Inst Monday n January a. d.. 1902. next as
l. by law requl d Now, unless you. the said
nonresident d. fendants above FAMED. Mary
Jane Murray and William H Murray. shal'
persona be and appe before sa d circuit
court IN the nrst Gay OF the next term there
o.. II be holden 81 Rock Island. In ana for
The said county, on the first Monday OF Janu-
arg, A. D., 1902, next, aud plead, answer or
complaint. the same AID the matters and
things theret r charged and stated will be
taken confessed and - deer e en- ered
az zinst you, according to the prayer OF said
bill GEOEGE W. GAMBLE. C'.-rK-
rock Island. III. November %. A. ID. 1901.
JACKSON * HURST. Complain snJ's Solicitors.