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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-04-10
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DENMARK.

f. s
Jes Jessen, the editor Of Flensborg,
Avis, was elected to succeed the late
Gustav .Johannesen as member of the
German reichstag from the first dis
FtrictSof Slesvig. he was the candi-
date of the Danish party. AS COM
pared with the returns Of the election
of 1898, the Danes lost 800 votes, the
Germans gained 7O5, and the Social
Democrats gained 100.
Bicycle statistics. About $4,000
bikes are in use in the Danish capital,
and 600 of them are appropriated ev-5
cry year by persons who dispense
with the usual ceremony of giving
something in return. "a
Captain Fisher, the treasurer Of the
Aabenraa linguistic club, who has
been a German subject since 1861, has
been declared to be a Danish subject,
and must leave the country within
two weeks.
The druggists and the physicians
have been waging a little war Of their
own. About two hundred country doc
tors reside so far from drug stores
that they have been granted permits
sion to sell medicines at a profit of
twenty-five per cent. The druggists
thought this was too much, and
agreed to cut the. profit down to ten
per cent. The physicians, on the
other hand, refused to submit.5to this
cut, and the two parties found them
selves at loggerheads. The country
doctors have sold medicine for about
$4,000 year, making their pront
$4,000.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-28
Splendid Financial Condition.

Especial attention is called to the
statement Of the condition of the
Maury National Bank at close Of busl-
ness, November 25th, which will be
found on the:scventh--pag Of today's
Herald. The officers Of the bank take
pride in the showing made, and for
good reason. With a capital stock Of
only $50. 600 this splendid institution,
under Wise, progressive management.
has paid each year liberal dividend
to stock holders, and yet placed to the
surplus and undivided profits fund
$40, 429. 90. a sum equal to over two
thirds the original capital. Deposits
OF $421. OBS. " is conclusive evidence OF
the popularity of the institution and
the confidence imposed upon the off,
GERS. Cash on hand or at call Of 500.
900 is more than enough to meet any
contingency that may arise, or any
demand that may be made upon the
bank. Following the wise policy
adopted some months since by all the
banks Of Columbia, the amount charg-
ed to overdraft Is not one cent
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JUST I'm.
WEDDING BELLS.
North-Moseley.

Wednesday morning at half-past
eight, at the home of the bride 8 parents
"Honeysuckle Glen ON the Nashville
PIKE, Rev. A. P. McFerrin spoke the
words which united in marriage Miss
Ida Hamilton Moseley and Mr.. WILDER
L. North of Birmingham. The we'd
ding was very quiet one only few
relatives and friends being present.
The house was tastefully and prettily
decorated with holly. There were no
attendants. the bride and groom enter
ing the parlor together. The bride
wore her travelling dress. a blue tailor
suit and carried brides roses. Inn
mediately after the ceremony, the
bride and groom drove to Columbia.
where they took the south bound
train, going to BIRMINGHAM, where
they will reside.
The bride is daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel s. Moseley, and is one
Of Maury's fairest, sweetest young
women. III. North Is Z prominent
young business man of Birmingham,
being connected with the Cuddy Pack
ing Co.
The very best wishes Of host Of
friends follow Mr.. and Mrs. North to
their home.
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silver and the leather is Of special
manufacture.
A special excursion train win leave
Fayettesille for Columbia on the morn
ing Of Thanksgiving at $50 sharp.
leaving Columbia on the return at
7 D. %. The fare win be 81 for the
round trip from Fayetteville Special
rates will be arranged from Petersburg
and other points on the route The
train will be loaded with rooters for
he Peoples & Morgan foot ball men.
but Spring Hill win counter with en-
thusiasts 70 Branham & Hughes boys.
Plumber Webster. the court house
janitor. race horse man and politician,
remarked one morning recently :
DE colored bredersn fairly locked
to hear and eagerly swallowed
cherry word Mr.. President Rose
belt uttered, while the Lily Whites
seemed to take a buck-ague. SHE'D
o Il and lodged from his sight like par
tridges in de stubble ON de approach
of de hunter, fore God, dat's de way
1T reads between de lines to me, ma.
ha. hal''
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viii Close Thanksgiving.

We, the undersigned. agree to keep
our respective places Of business closed
all day Thursday, Nov. 27th, Thanks
giving Day.
McKonnon. Anderson & Foster.
Watkins, Harlan q Evans.
Maurv Dry Goods Go.
Adkisson Bros.
j. Rosenthal.
7. N. Figuers.
D0bbins u Ewing.
City Transfer 90.
Satterfield u Dodson.
James Bros.
FRANK u. Cook.
J. r. Street u Co.
The Racket.
The Columbia Herald 90.
Dave BDgatzky q Go.
s. O. Gross.
H. Gross.
Columbia Mill 8 Elevotor 60.
]. B. Rees.
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The SICK.

Miss Ida Addison, who has been
very sick for week, we are glad to ro-
port, lie better.
Mr.. w. J. Webster. Jr., il seriously
sick with fever at his home on the MT.
Pleasant pike, but his symptoms AZ
better than yesterday.
Jake Harlan Ii sick, threatened with
fever. lisa
Miss Emma Harlan IL sick
Little James Gartner, II. son OF J.
r. Gartner. IL sick, threatened with
rneumonia.
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deliberately interlaced with ribbon.
with gimp of seed pearls, and carried
large bouquet Of Mareschal Neil
roses. The presents were numerous
and elaborate. The parlors of the
large spacious home were profusely dec
Grated with white chrysanthemums.
Mr. and Mrs. Orr will make their
home with Maj. Lemuel Long for
the present.
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Miss Annie Long and Mr.. Ed Orr
were married at the home Of Major
Lemnel Long ct Mt. Pleasant, Tuesday
afternoon, at 8 80 o clock. The brides
brother, Rev. Lemuel Il. Long per-
formed the ceremony.
The wedding was very quiet ai1air,
only the immediate members OF the
families being present. The bride
wore white orRandie, over white silk,
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CALENDER g. co.

Want to buy or will advance money
till Spring on second crop Potatoes.
In the market for Sorghum. Apples and
Ches.nuts. Both phi ,nes. Mention the
Herals. It.
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Al Opportunity For
Lazy Church Members.

Lexington, KY. November 20. - Rev.
Baker P. Lee Of Christ's Church
Cathedral has had telephone receivers
bit in his pulpit, and persons In tho
CITY and county who have telephones
can heal services and sermon. n
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-28
mules I Or Sale.

l have 100 head good yearling mules
for sale at Mexico, Mo. Some sugars
IN lot. II sold by Dec Let. will sell
st $87.60 also 81 age S-year-olde,
from 161f to 18 hands high. Sex
bout evenly divdied, come to see me.
Price OF 2-year-olds &1176O. In mod
crate order.
q. HUGHES,
7-4t Mexico, Mo,
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Miss Kate Ranscm- While in Nash
VILE Miss Brown was the guest Of her
cousin. Nrs w. K Phillip
Mrs. A +. Sowen and Mrs MeComb,
Of Birmingham. are visiting Mr.. Jno
G. Sowell &c Cross Bridges. Gus
Sowell. Jr.. came up ana spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Mr.. Jno- c.
SowelL
DR. Brown Goodwin left last Friday
ing tor Fulton KY. where he viii be
joined by Mrs. Goodwin and the
children. DR.. and Mrs Goodwin viii
practice osteopathy in Fulton, and
their Columbia friends wish them
all success ana happiness IN their new
home.
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: Mr.. Harry We'll and son Edwin, q
Fayetteille, are expected to spend
THANKSGIVING with the family OF Mr..
Henry Gross.
Mrs. M. e. Williamson and Mrs.
Wiley Emhry and children, will spend
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Jas. Craige
of WilliamspOrt.
Mrs Isaac Kendall. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Jane
Tucker, has returned to her home IN
West Tennessee.
Mrs. Franklin. who has been
visiting Mrs. T. G. Britain on
9th street, has returned to her home at
Aberdeen, Miss.
Mr.. Allie Stewart, who has been IN
Chineyville, La. since July, returned
| last night and will make his home
here in the future.
Mrs. Zuccarello and Miss Angie
Bennett Of Pulaski, are visiting 81
the home Of Mr.. Frank Wiley, on
South Main street
Miss Lucy Webster, OF Cross Bridges,
who has been the guest Of Miss Cldye
Cant for several days, returned home
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Zilla Conner, Of Florence, Ala,
who was the guest OF Mrs. J. M.
Mayes, LETT FRIDAY morning to Visit
friends at Knoxville.
Mrs. Hattie Jones has returned from q
visit to relatives in Nashville, and MISS
Cornelia Jones has returned from
visit to friends in Birmingham.
Mr.. Gus Watson and A. Dean have
gone to Thomasyille, Ga, on bust
ness. Mr.. Watson contemplates NOV
ing his family there for the winter.
Mr.. Geo. Hodge, ST.. who has been
il Marshall, Texas, for the past year,
has returned. His friends are glad to
see kim 80 greatly improved in health.
Miss Maude Craig has gone to Fay
etteville, to attend the Woodland Kerr
Wedding, which will take place to-
morrow. She will be gone for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Newton Of
Fort Bry6n. ILL.,, arrived yesterday
n spend the winter here. They VIII
board with Mrs. Dave HARRISON on
Eighth street
Mrs Caldwell OF Fayettevllle' wiz
was the guest of Mrs. J. L. Hut.
| ton. left Friday morning for Nash
Vile, to be present at Miss Kate Kan
som g reception.
Mr.. w. Fl. Watson and daughter,
Mrs. Laura Balm, with little Cnar-
lotte. have gone to Thomasville, ia,
to spend the winter, hoping thereby
to benefit Mrs. Bain's health.
DR.. j. Erie Collier Of Nashville, the
Osteopath who has located in Columbia,
a here today. DR.. Collier stands very
high in his profession and has been
enjoying lucrative practice in NASH
vile.
Congressman padgett will leave the
latter part Of the week for Washington
"a be present st the opening OF Con
rress. Mrs. Padgett will not 80 e
Washington till after the Christmas
holidays.
Miss Rebecca Carpenter left yester.
I dav afternoon for Nashville, where
shs nv viii be the guest Of Miss Ellie
Ford. Miss Ford will give . card
marty Thanksgiving evening IN MISS
Carpenter's honor.
Miss Mary Brown returned from
| Nashville Saturday, where she mas
had been to attend the debut parry "a
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Elder-Foster.

Very many prefer the pomp ana
snland0r Of q church affair. but after
Mi there il nothing more beautiful. or
more in keeping with the sOlemnity OF
the occasion. than sweet home we'd
ding. Where the gaze OF the curious
is shut out, and every heart present
breathes blessing, Is the mau OF Goa
has q heart to heart talk with the man
and the woman, as he prOnOunces the
words that unite them as man and
wife, and fixes their future destiny
such an one was the marriage Of
MI. Edward e. Elder to Miss Olivia
Foster. at the residence OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M. Fos-
Ter, at Carter 8 Creek, Wednesday morn
ing.
and the weather terribly inciement,
but this did not deter their friends
from witnessing the marriage VOWS
of these popular young people. Inc
company assembled in the parlor %
the right Of the hall, and at the ap-
pointed hour the bridal couple. attend
ed BY Messrs. Ed Fitzgerald and Henry
Jameson, came from across the way,
and stood facing Elder William Ander-
son, who. IN most appropriate,
eloquent and impressive words rich
not only in their verbage, but in the
heartfelt earnestness with which they
were spoken said the ceremony tnat
bouna together this. happy twain In
bands that no man shall put asundel.
The bride was attired in most be-
coming travelling suit. blue cloth
tailor made gown, with white applique
trimmings, and suit hat to match, ana
carried q lovely bunch Of bri!e roses
and maiden hair ferns "a perfect
picture OF modest, trusting. lovabie
Young womanhood. She is q comb.
nation all the more priceless because o.
its rarity-a young woman cultured IN
the arts Of society, and cultured az
well il the arts OF the kitchen; sweet
DISPOSITION and q christian character
an ornament to her home and help
meet to her husband.
The groom 8 home is at Napier,
Tenn. He is Young man OF fine So
clal and business attainments, ana
holds responsible position ut Napier
furnace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder were the recipi-
ents OF q great number OF very nano-
some presents silver largely prcdomi-
mating. They left on the y O'Clock
train for Florence, Ala, where they
will visit the groom's sister, Mrs. a.
j. McGarry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster gave we'd
ding luncheon in their honor Tuesday
evening. Five delicious courses were
served to . merry, happy party OF
friends.
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PERSONALS.

4 R.rkar Of Drew. Miss. is in
&c c;s 4. - y = N
Miss Bertha Walker. Of Santa Fe,
u Il sha r; Nv 80
" NJ - W r,,ssha.h nsrtnar i Waiting
Nssh.;,ia sr;ands Z 80
: 49, -, ssa.s.s 49,. hos ret,,rned from
Mt; e Monte ,,,l sas'ss mas resuineu lloA
'ss's q - r.,.r ,ast vsstar.
oe ~ n = y. 49, "a go
Gay TOT washington
Mr. Flo Eelming VIII spenu -
= RinlnR u Nssn xiaao y. -. -.
John Trotwood Moore came OUT ITO"
Nashville this morning.
Miss Bette Gray OF oansa . -
visiting Mrs: Belle Sinms. 81.
Misses Blanche and Annie Scott will
spend Thanksgiving IN Nasnvine.
Miss Bertha Strong Of South Column
bia, il Visiting friends'at Sunnyside.
Fred w. Evans leaves Saturday for
New York to be gone until December ID.
NJ. Lizzie Frierson or Murfrees-
boro. is the guest Of Mrs. F. D. Lam
dsr.
Mn. j. S. Ingram mas returned to
Mt Pleasant. after visit to relatives
here.
MI. T.or,isa Woodside will spend
ThanksRiving with her sister in Nash
vile.
Miss Alice (Aibson has returned from
I visit to her homefolks at Lawrence
burg.
Mra. Sam Morrow Of Missouri. IL
visiting her brother, Mr.. w. X. Will
Jams.
Miss Lillian smith left Yesterday
afternoon for short visit to Nashville
friends.
Misa Kittie Brownlow returned Sun
dav from visit to Mt. Pleasant
friends.
Miss Kate Wright has gone to
Florence, Ala, where she has accepted
i school.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rolla Scott have
returned home, after visit to rela-
tives here.
MI. and Mrs. j. p. Brownlow have
returned from visit to friends at
Nashville.
M Tyree Rhodes is at home from
Lawrence county, for few days visit
to his wife.
M. John Padgett left this week
FOR Nashville, where he will enter the
! Bible school.
rrr;ro T,on0 left FRIDAY for his home
Y Huntsyille. Alabama, after visit
% his sister.
Miss Ethel Hatcher returned nome
xonday from a weeks visit to Nash
lille friends.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-28

Remember Rains FlavorinR Extracts
are the purest and most economical,
BECAUSE they are more concentrated
than 0hter kinds. Made in our. own
laboratory from selected fruits. ~
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Jenkins-Long.

Miss Mary Long and Ma..Jonn Tate
Jenkins, were united in marriage
Wednesday afternoon at O'clock at
the residence OF the bride at Mt.
Pleasant. Rev. W. B. Capers per-
formed the ceremony.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-28

Mrs. H. f. Fariss will entertain q
number of Fayetteville young ladies al
Thanksgiving dinner today.
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Edwin E. Elder to Miss Olivia Foa-
ter. "
WILDER L. North to Miss Ida Hamil.
ton Moseley.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-28

The young men of Columbia viii
give q Thanksgiving german at thu
Bethel House, Thursday night.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-28
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. d. HARRISON viii give dining
Thursday, to number of her friends
ana relatives.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-28

When you think of Holiday Buying.
think of Rains. 10
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-28

Our premiums make very handsome
Xmas. presents. Are you collecting
tickets? I. N. FIGuERs.
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N~~~~-
| tain at lunch next Saturday at eleven
O'Clock, complimentary to Mrs. 7. N.
Jones'
Mrs. John F. Stephenson will enter
tain at lunch next Saturday morning
at IL o'clock, at her handsome home on
the Hampshire pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Hughes celebrated
! TIC tc.th anniversary Of their Wedding
Monday evening at their home on West
Sixth street. Several OF their friends
were present to enjoy the evening with
them, and an elaborate dinner OF i've
course was served
Miss Daisy fowler entertained her
married friends Tuesday afternoon at
| an elaborate and most beautifully ap-
pointed luncheon, consisting OF i've
dainty and delicious courses. The
spacious parlors were brilliantly deco
rated with white chrysanthemums.,
Miss Name Lenox entertained Thurs
dav evening at her home on Holly
street. complimentary to the Misses Ma
pier 81 Columbia and Miss Fisher of
| Carthage. The house was prettily dec
Grated in white and yellow chrysanthe
NUNS. and delightful evening was
spent playing progressive finch. Nash
vile Banner.
Finch Party.
Mrs. W. Vance Thompson Of ASH
wood. entertained the Zion Book Club
Tuesday afternoon. complimentary to
Misses StockeI who are guests OF Mrs.
Mat Mitchell. The home. which has
recently been handsomely remodelled
| in Colonial Style, is well adapted to
any form Of entertainment. and 1t was
especially attractive on this occasion.
The large lower hall, which Is per-
pendicular to the reception hall and
| Is attached to it by beautiful arch
way and steps, was an ideal place tor
finch players. After an interesting
game beautiful refreshments were
served.
Mrs. w. D. Hastings entertained the
Sixth Street Finch Club Tuesday at
ternoon, complimentary TO her visitor,
Miss Annie Neal OF Huntsville, and
Miss Aileen Moore's guest, Miss Mary
Huston, Of Tuscumbia, Ala. At the
close Of the game delightful lunch
was served. !.
Those present we're Misses jane and
Mite Elan, Rebecca and Annie Viii
hanson, Willie Figuers, Lila Coleman,
Margaret Clements, Mary Williams,
Rebecca Mayee, Olivia Barrow, Camille
Herndon. Annie Neal, Of Huntsville,
Ala, Margaret Cox, Of Murfreesboro,
Mary Huston, of Tuscumbia. Ala,
Aileen Moore and Mrs. Frank Everett.
MISS Matte Lou Mann, OF Hender-
sonville, and Miss Rebecca Carpenter,
| OF Columbia, who will be Miss Ellie
Ford 8 guests for ten days, arriving
the day before Thanksgiving, are to be
complinented with series Of enter
| tainments. ranging from a handsomely
appointed card party to be given for
them by their hostess on Thanksgiving
morning, to mum rous small chating
dish suppers and thAater parties az
which only limited number OF guests
| will be entertained by varions Nash
Vile friends of the popular ladies.
Nashville American.
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Miss Bessie Cecil entertained a few
friends at her country home Tuesday
with a luncheon.
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Fresh lot Of Huyler's just received.
10 Rains The Druggist.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-28
WHITE cAppERs
Negroes Whipped In Various Parts
Of Marshall County.

Special to the Herald,
Lewisburg. Tenn. Nov. 20. Reports
Of negroes being whipped by white
cappers and night riders 10 reported
from various parts Of the county and 10
causing much indignation.
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the guest Of Miss D.mple Meadors.

the guest OF MISS ICIHpl5 Meduorss
Miss Annie Neal of Huntsville, ar
rived Tuesday, to be the guest OF
Mrs. W. D. Hastings, for day or two.
Mr.. ana Mrs. D. Lazarus left yes
terdav for an extended visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Farsi, Of Bessemer,
Ala.
Mr.. r. Harris Of Cedar alls, Iowa,
is here looking after the new work
that Is being done on the Pump Fac
tory.
Miss Augusta Wilson, after a
pleasant visit to Miss Willie Belle
Guest. has returned to her home in
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-28

Mrs. John F. Stephenson will enter
tain at lunch next Saturday at clever
o'clock, complimentary to Mrs. I. N
Jones.
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Mrs. John F. Stephenson will enter
tain at lunch next Saturday morning
at IL o'clock, at her handsome home on
the Hampshire pike.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Hughes celebrated
TIC tenth anniversary ct their Wedding
Monday evening at their home on West
sixth street. Several OF their friends
were present to enjoy the evening with
them, and an elaborate dinner OF five
course was served
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-09-04
4 New Type of Steamer

A working model of new and novel
type OF steamship. an Invention of
Herr J. Brohan, an engineer of Ham
burg, has BEEN ON view in the Hall Of
U.v'l Engineers, Rue Blanche, Paris.
Inc principal feature of this craft is
mat 1t is equipped with four propellers
one forward, another just before the
rudder and two at the stern. The
vessel Is fiat bottomed, but there is a
short keel in the center and two false
keeis forward, to keep the hull off the
bottom in case of grounding, and
between which the forward screw re-
wolves. The inventor estimates that
with a steamer 300 feet long, built
according to his design, he could make
the passage from Havre to New-York
In four ays.-Scientific American.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-09-04
No. 283-
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION

In the Superior Court of the State of Washing
ton, for san Juan County
l.. Il. Carter, Plaintiff,
George Baggs, Defendant.
The State of Washington, To the said George
Bags, Defendant;
You are hereby summoned to appear within
sixty DAYS after the date of the first publication
of this summons, to-wit, within sixty days after
the 4th day of September, A. ID. 1902, aud de-
fend the above entitled action i'll the above ell
titled Court and answer the complaint OF the
plaintiff and serve copy OF your answer upon
the undersigned attorneys COR plaintiff at their
Office below stated; and III case oil Your failure
SO to do Judgment will be rendered against you
according to the demand OF the complaint,
which has been filed with the clerk OF said
Court The object of the said action, set forth
In the complaint, is as follows: To toreciose
that certain real estate mortgage MADE Dy you
as mortgagor therein on tine Sth day OF July,
A. d. 1901 mortgaging the following lands and
premises in San Juan county Washington, to-
wit: OTIS numbered Three and Four and the
Southeast quarter of the Northwest quarter OF
Section Five in Township Th1rty-hve North,
n I'd the Southwest quarter OF tue southwest
quarter of Section Thirty-two IN township
fhirtv.six North, Range Three West, villa.
mette Meridian, containing one hundred ana
ffty-nine and 7S-Ioo acres, ana praying LOT
Judgment against you for $4,000 and interest
thereon according to mortgage contract, ana lor
further sum of SI7.33, together with interest, on
account of taxes advanced by plaintiff ON SAID
premises, and for $40 attorneys fee and ior
other usual relief in such cases
H. s. KING AND w. H. THAGkER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
p. o. address: Friday HarDor, Souhty Vi Sah
Juan, Washington.
Date first publication Sept 4, 1902
Date last publication Oct. 10, 1904.