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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-31
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A decided innovation In gas heating.
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acts and organic matter By Intense aea,.
ENGLIsH.-From opinion OF George Rldd
Thompson. y. L C.. +. n. r. 5. ETC..
Public Analyst. Newport. Eng.
I'm my opinion the maximum OF heat is
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ness OF atmosphere The theory or stove
h.. I'm my opinion. perfect and the result
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10 an appreciable extent. | am simply de-
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TO recommend n for Offices. sick-roOms-
ETC."
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but was too ill to attend the services yes
terday, so the telephone was brought into
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David Harum.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
FACTS ABOUT TURKEYS;
HOW TO RAISE THEM

H There is a grea II diversity of opinion as
,o.wlether the rearing Of turkeys is profit
aldo IN America. Not iisfraulentll the
rsiorta}ity OF turkey chicks is tremendous,
afsi@8t.ite sufficient TO ea tii any possible
pfoiits. But there are beFso1ls who for
yeasss have raised airnos; every chick
ana under these circumstances rearing
turkeys Yields q VERY lair return.
Ii is a mistaken idea to suppose that
turkeys do not thrive IN confinement,
S6tsge of the best 1anciers Of these birds
fully, OF course. the SPACE in which The
turkeys are enclosed should not be too
small, not less than from one to three
acres for a moderate sized flock. One
advantage of yaI3iing IS that 1T enables.
the breeder to set all the eggs laid by
the hens. Another is that II facilitates
the protection of the chicks against the
attacks OF hawks and depre6atory anl-
mails. II is commonly supposed that be-
cause a turkey Will fly M = tree to roost.
IL would tlN5 over the moon if ii saw a
sglasshopper on the other SIDE. A turkey
Will ny over lanNthjn. on Which il can.
aiieht but ii viii ,sot attempt to fly over
a viss7i7ettirlr fence. IS II cannot see
lsanything5 TO rest Its feet upon AS an
Illinois lady pointed out ina leading poul-t
Try s1aAlnal not long ago. Jlis5>sl will
travel along 4 woven picket fence half q
i#daS at a time TO nna n place 10 get ont.
over a fence by attaching a light board
or shinglc. ten inches long by i've inches
wide to their backs by means of soft
fat strings run through holes in the
boards and tied under the wings BY
this method the birds can be as easily
confined as sheen or other small stock
without injury. When not allowed to run
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
COLO iED THANKFULNEsS.
an, sisteren., said Rev.

.'Brederin an sisteren." said Rev.
Azariah jenkins. as he arose in a PRAYER
meet ng and cleared his throat. hit am
now my duty to denounce# to you dat de
president of desc hunted States has APP.
p nted nx' Thursday as a day of pray'r
an thinksgivin when de people are
enjined to repair to de clutches. wllar
de rich kin S ng sans of praise an e.
joicin' an der res of US kin give thanks
ia we amt no wuss Off#Gan we is. His
a mighty good thing. too, dat de day is
sot by law. TO- de mos of US is SO po'
an hard run dat we'se liable TO overlook
de necessity Of de situation. But, my
breder:n an steren. de subtle Of
thanksgivin. is a tremenjus one an dare
fore divides hit into three heads.
.'Fus' I lays down de proposition dat
de less we'se got to be thankful To- de
mo-; vallyble is our thanks. des lax a
nickel in de han gives yo' mo- credit at
de grocery stor dan a dol!ahs with o
promises. De man whut4 bitches his
cheer up to de table an st cks his kn fe
in a good. fat possum an sees de sweet
taters swimmin' roun' in de gravy, an
hears do OF CONAN ratln de biskit
round in de stove pan. dat man amt de-
seryn' of no credit. eff he puts up
prar of thanksEivin Cat rattes &c
rafters of de mansion in de sky. But,
my hearers. de man whit kin sit down
to cold Gavin pone an turnip greens an
sve thanks is jess full OF everIastn
praise. an yo' better believe dat de.
good master is gwine to score one TO- him
on de do. Case one is natchur. but de
odder takes grace.
In. de secon place. my bredertn an
sisterin, calls yo' attention to de fac
dat we ought to be thankful TO whut
we'se got. 'sted o. baint mad case hit
amt sumpin. else. De trubble wild us
l. dat we'se always lookin de glfhoss
in de mouf. an k;ckin. cause he amt
an automobile. De niger whuts got
steady wuk on de levee ought to be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

on settlers. But we know Dan. and when
he has completed the circuit OF the field
we are satisfied 10 climb another fence
or two and tramp to the next broad rye
Stuphse.sa Here show a number OF hltich
stumps, which have forced the farmer 70
use the scythe instead OF the Greap er-bet-
Ter for nesting and better for feeding
birds. Two fields away is a rough thIcket,
merging into.a wood lot.
rs tfefore tho handsome Shot proceeds
With his scientific dissection Of the Held
and as before Old Dan Immediately starts
around sit.s,closa to the fence. No one has
TAUGHT Dan 10 do this. in fact he was
taught not TO do8it. and how1he5 has sWnrii-5
ed out the game is beyond scoUpfelen-.
sion. Here is the logic winch this Ro-
Ilai-nosed setter dog must have used
almost f#certainlv roasted outside OF II
last nieht;;5if they are in it nov they must
have come into it recently. s quail rum.
and dosnot tiE8tO their feeding grounds.
and as u; IS icnnoSsible on a pane surface
TO get into given area without CROSSING
re re- tni2ary Of tt7at area must oH
following that periphery. certainly strike
the recsnt trail Of any covey no" In this.
tleiti. IS for the rest. | am not dog
that has, o run its nose AGAINST d quail
to locate it," a ful#statenent of Dams
syliosism is given because 1t illustrates
tho most valuable quality setter or
ssointer8can nave one that is born and
rot made. Assuming some #daGree OF such
fundamentals as COURAGE soned ence .ano
nose - the one invaluable characteristic
is bird sense TySthis vague phrase
tho snort MN isfireilshes between Dan
and the excellent Shot, who has Travelled
IN this field justatwo and one-haif times.
as far a his mate to achieve the same
result.-From Country Life in America
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

The feature OF the session OF the Leg
issatg.Ile vest Eliiay Was toe #nHeAlllSssu
ll.fsaslIl III OF The ,f,bei!-'-i q " 70 =
cowhidiiss case through JOINT tesot y
ton one. ea .ty Ar. a4asssi{nt4.s S1ssp 49,
CAM of montgomery. cailtllg OF rig
Ynovai pf 3uase~#e-. j. Can't ;,eIi. % 8 ne
Coullty Cont OF Amherst. OF coilaacl
unbccoming d judge OF ihls common
wea.t III, for aat,tsali.G and SO - .ss-.4-ss :,
siii.or in his co,iIi. Wltilesaiie- 'ite 90
CD Campbell, MAS judge 81 ne eti!i.';.
md noti4ying Judge Campbell taats5siie
vote would be taken Upon The question
of his removal IN the two houses 9i tiie
General ASSEMBLY or ie.eeinhea 10Th
The rose. s,;ion- was dehated sat some
length, and then referred 10 the Commit
tee on Courts OF Jut iicn. 'eiaGiils ~. -.
disposition of tie matter. iloMeAsI. -.
n 81 ware OF Amherst. showed the
hand Of the Campbell people for me
first time hy moving 20 Ythe resoia-
fion on the table thus indicating their
policy to stand against any form Of IN
rcstigation Mr.. Jennings, OF i-silcsi''tlis :.
An epaalsinr Tor The reference OF the res
oiution. SAID he did SO because ne uilacI-
,,ood thai citizens of Amherst ana Mel
son would he here. probabl. next Week,
Ia ask that the matter be taken up aud
investigated.
The Senate and House both agreed to
a plan to assign the various sections q
the Code 10 the stard1ng commute
along with the several articles OF The
Constitution. and a number of bills ana
resolutions We're offered in both erancises
Day in the Sc att.
The Senate session yesterday lasted
nearly an hour. The discussion oyer JOINT
resolutions relating To the election by
the people of commissioners Of revenue
and the division of committee Work CON
suined much of this time.
The attendance of members was quite
good and some spectators were present
In the absence OF the Lieutena nt-Gos-
sernor. Senator Ticllham occupied the
chair. pr Cooper offered prayer
The first matter Of special Importance
was the House resolution. providing how
the twcnty.foul.f circuit Judges are 10 be
elected at the first election. The iesolu-
ton came from the Committee on
Privileges and Elections. where Chair
man Barlssdafe said ii had been carefully
considered ard the plan proposed deemed
the most equitable which the General
Assembly could adopt. Without further
ldisque'an the resolution WIS adopted
Mr. Mass,e offered the following joint
rest1fi.i,3n u5i7ich w.as agreed to-
Resolved by the Senate that the Au-
ditor OF Iuhlsc accounts be ard is here
by requested to furnish a statement
show.i,ig the q mount of revenue derived
from liquor licenses for the years ending
resnectteely 20,h OF June 1890 100 1901
and 1902. ana shaving What aa at IL
each year was derived from cities and
towns and what amount from copn-
ties.
Commission FRS orr I1gTsSf y
TIC tolnt. resolution on the Senate re
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

givin' thanks dat he amt tromptns &c
streets lookn' 70 a job Std o dat.
he's thinkin' dat de kin o. wuk he wuz
cut out TO. wIz settin' in an office IKE
a white man. wild his feet on a desk
an one dase here wnlr.i...s.gigs to rep
de files offn him. De CONAN whut's got
good pace to cook, an dc spiivile.e ~
totln a basket. ought to be down on tIer
knees thankin de Lawd dat her ch.llen
amt never swine go hongry while de
white folks whites holds out; but an :
heered o her pesterin' de throne o grace
none wild her thanksgiEln Std O dat
shes hanker.n'@to take music lessons ant
RIDE down de avenoo on a bysh.ckie an
spent her money on hyar lie toe take de
Kinks out Nav. my hearers. We got 70
fsser mo- on whit wese got. an less on
whit We wants, il we 'sp@ets ae, sum Is
Ewina to add up into happiness.
F'inlly. my bfedern and sistertn. we
Wants to give thanks 70 de things We
ain got Whut is 1t. my hearers cat
Keeps US in de straight an ndrrs, path.
Hit am de picket fsnce on de sides OF
de road. dat is too h gh I Inn o'slh.
an too strong 10 tre k III O. De sig e
whit has sot to weah pa scsiea lfoSh
81 de meetin' amt &c one wEut IS slosn
ovah to de s:n o beisl' hishaided an
vulaggcri US: de- m whit amt de
price Of drink Z r GRIP g me III MS
close, amt de man, wtlut gifts into dc
caIaboose: an as 10 NE. my arars.
while I is an homes man. franks de
good Lawd when va lcr-le sd et1
roos. high Dere an [ narx one of US
whit has to lay wake nights. DR. adii
robbers. or dat has to spen' his time
oedgin. de tax @atherer. DeSorIy man
whut can take life ecsy an enjoy itself
& de one dat ant got ncthia' N don't:
nester exec to have ndthia'. and
derefo' my brederin an ssterin. among
c.,. rrercies. let US remembah DE- cares
an de burdens O riches dat we has
missed.
can now. havtn' expostu'ated de ex-
rostulation. I wi di miss de cong-era-
ton wild de remark dat eff any o. de
.sisterin is gwine to celebrate de ocea-
sion by havin tukky. not to fergit to
put plate To- de preacher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

At large turkeys need something IN the.
natnre Of gravel as grinding asa'efla ~
TURKEYS can be fattened IN week q
.tar5 DAYS IN this country they a re sitsal9liS
Ted ali tlle&corn they can cat slsliss
4 week 20 t,riizg#this about. tut N i Ems,
land the birds are plincipal!y iru u in,i
mixtures OF equal parts OF nailes lil ga
ana swleat meal made into a Grumpy
mass. either with skim mix or Na.e s5
7f,. slIsa 81 skim milk for this purpose mas
,lee4, Iis#ly on The increase of Ia years
Sj1 IA : been found that its etnploXt1ent
ise5ss tn=zthe production of a beautifully
,,-Sgit,g ard fine quality of flesh.
Considering ,he$ittle labor required IN
"a ;sirE turks rs. they pay Very Well, de-
s19ite The large nlortalitT among theaEoung8
birds and il is s9,rpfis;lg they are%.not
III ~. f,,S- sefveiv brad With the cnffffn-
nal increase in our population and decrease
ia the acreage available fer grazing. i
IL 1 folrgoIle conclusion that there Viii
is a corresponding Increase IN the. de-
,,,.s,s1 far turkeys and other fowls. The
is,s.as1er# of these birds WILL therefore,
never lack a n1ar.et Tea,
i s,i4e selection of a breed depencs large.
" upon the demands OF the market ,'f
Course when one is not comneiled to-
,.ss-s I'd turkey rearing from a commercial
st,,sG,3.,iI,t fancy may be given free
rim some turkeys are as orna mental on
ap,,.ass ;seafnwls. | have in mind a
,aryla,,l sreersward slopInga down 10 a
,;sa1 Geek hat served as q background
49, ,1r,els #ot sire WHIT. turkeys NJ
mink could have been more beautiful
than trf. effect produced-Country Life
in America.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
THE. WAYS OF a BIRD log
4 Clever Pointer Tha. Had His Owr
h1e.hods Of Quail Hunting.

shot and Dan haye raced away
like wolves after#a deer: before You your
sell have seen it wiseSold Dan has found
a s;ubble-heid, has jumped the fence into
rive. With head we'll up. eyes flashing
and tail wagging in perpetual Rhythmic
delight, Shot is quarterins back and
forth through the stubble at full gallop
ci. to show much less style and spirit
because he is making his way r.cht
around the edge of the field. in a manner
not approved by the standard trea tises=
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
Table Linens.

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All Linen Damask. new and very effec-
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Damask Cloths, handsome designs.
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1S-inch All Linen Damask NaPktns,
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(, $50 10
e2-inch Napkins. $500 to-. $500 dozen
24-inctl Napkins. $500 to....s12.Co dozen
27-inch Napkins. $3.50 toe. $500 dozen
II. S. Damask Napkins. $50
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
Gentlemen S.
Furnishings.
The Wanted Kinds
At the Right Prices.

Gentlemen's four in : hands. bat
wings. puffs string ties anu butterfly
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Gentlemens fast black and tan, full
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extra good values. 12c.. l6 2-Sc., &c.
Gentiemen's fancy half hose, en-
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Gentlemen's outing neglisee shirts.
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Gentlamen,s outing pajarnas. proner-
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A Thanksgiving Sale OF Linens.
Thoroughly Good and Very Low Prices.
Bed Linens.

II. S. All Linen Pillow Cases. size
- l---x.o Inches, sl.Z.,. Si.nu. : SO pair
II. S All Linen Bolster Cs<es. sr.25
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II. 5, All Linen Sheets. fun size
elk 81 yttidSl Sf.ssi .Gtl..S - pstir#
1sxs6 TIemn:ed, All Linen FTuck Tow
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Fringed Doyhes. Of all Linen La
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Bfth Towels, Friuged HennneeE ald
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
WINTER TOURISTS RATES
Via the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad.

VIA me AlantiC&C LH1e ndiiTodu.
Winter tourist tickets are now on sale
20 all Southern winter resorts. via the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line is the
shortest, quickest and most elegantly
equipped between the North and South. 1t
offers to health and pleasure seekers SER
vice equalled by none. You make no
changes to Florida resorts.
of the company. or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

iaiing to election of the commissioners
of revenue provoked some debate SEN
atpr Lap;on moved the adoption OF the
resolution I.GIs elected OPPOSITION 2 %,
Mr. Lvie OF Roanoke. who argued that
no haste was desirable In acting on this
resolution as 1t was TOO important
matter He said thata bill might come
from a committee and 1t might be adopt
cd and the resolution, II 8nassed, would
no; be binding
Mr. o,,ie suggested that the Committee
on Counties Cities and Towns consider
and report on the resolution Mr.. Lup-
ton agreed to the suggestion and 1t was
carried out.
Tho Joint resolution offered by Mr.. Nc
1laa!,e renting To the codiiication of
the laws al the same time that they are
pat into operation Was adopted. MIR.
NcIiwaine was named 10 communicate
the action Of The senate.
AIR f.sars' resolution in relation to the
tivis:an Of the wa5;i of n9tiEf na
laws into operation nv having a joint
allotment committee from 1ipuses and SEN
ate was called up. and elected consider
a5lc discussion.
Mr. Isppton opposed II strongly. Mr..
oi,te fought for the adoption Of the reso-
luton MI. Mel NJ y7e ytsss ilgt lca - t.e
House. but uitof his return he made
steong argument against II. saving tina t
tn. action would throw a bomb into
camp Heswas afraid thatit wonld undo
s.ll iftat had llccn done towards securing
harmonious 5apnpriionraeilt Of the work
Mir BYars brought lie discussion 70 =
tsose BY asking that the resolution 20
voted dawn.
This Vas done unanimously
The following bills we're affered:
R,- Mr.. Ha1ser. TO amend the Code insI
relation to warrants for small Claims
Isy same: To- rravidea summary RENE
d. Tor unlawful entry or detainer
The Senate at this point adjourned
intae Il use.
The House was callea order, at noon
by Speaker John +. Ryan. and rr.yfi
was offered l5y Rev. James z, Smith,
of ti:e Presbstesian Church. The at
tendance OF members was small. and /
there were but few visitors. Tlac re:ti-
ing of the Journal Of the last di,nis rrosal
ceilings vas DISPENSED With and mo
tons and resolutions uader rule thirty
rine were declared In order, TIC House Il
received an Invitation from the Rich |
rnnnd I.ell1ess.fcpa' Association u attend |
a meeting at Tie Y N. G. a. last niElt, h
..nich wsts addressed ny 1oi. w A.lsaldzI
.s.,,l,,o,, e,.,,,,i,,4,,,- ti,e object Of the /
l,ee,, .,,'l''.l y, AZ a,.-
a,.s rIx,.,..,3s,,s 51,e,,,,l5lic3,1, az
T l,a ~, q, 49, ,ss#7ti.,s for ,ak,,e
~ c.,..-.,.-s..,5 ,-,., -,.es.,d $780,
up the g., :, + ,r.'a go es
Tho resolution reatis as follows:
Resolved the b oi'se Of i9f.lf,s,' les OF
l-f,e;.,t3 ~, ca,,a+ ~ 5,er,a,,r,.i1,s. ,I,fa. c
j. Campbell. judge Or the County Court
~ Amherst. hc ,lottfiea that GA th, 10Th
5av az JpeCer,,i,t.r 1e1s ti4es General As #
sa,,,,,Iy of. vi,.si,3;g yi},5 Proceed IL con- +
$500 .t#,
''ss- si'e 49, -
ts.sseivea. o3 we se.=st.5'l2'S@ ols
Virginia 81 nat &, 50: 'o''fii, 5nlise ~
the County G9u1t ot amherst county be#5
and he.isshef,ev removed from The. office
Of iutlse of sid t9aiIts Court for The
fai{an.t,1.- rsaso,!s; ii, conduct uyijece,n-
40 C-,,Ia75,,,, !, wealth., %,
&c a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

Underwear.
The Good Kinds at Little Prices.
Children's Underwear.


$3.50 ss- a - -, - -
Ii a "a a,,a ~
rbf,dra,,s. r,7s.y,f,, ana t,.4s,.,. es,,t.s,,,
,-ssts pa,tss ana, f,-.t,r..rs t,sacs
49,, ..t,.rrs, ,,,fl. 1gf,,,rat
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1nrassA 49, ~ 49, s''' anu
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
Ole Very Special Value
Gentlefnen's
Initial Handllerci1iefs.

Gentlemen's Fl S. all linen initial
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Containers dog skin walking owes
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

-Four piece Sets. including Gown.
Cllef1ise. Drawers and Skirt, made OF
rne Nanseok and handsomely trims
#eo With lace and ribbons. Price per set
Sia.i1, Si5.e5 and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,,-..tD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
Lace Gurt0ins.
Porfisres, DTaperies,
Rugs and Drnggets.

(Fhird t-lonr-1@
This entire floor is devoted to the
.disDsay Of these goods. and every
dollars worth of them are new and
fresh. IS Before :lnsins a look hese
will mean a saving.
Oriental Rugs. all sizes, in an im-a
mense variety and at moderate prices.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-25

CONTEST NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF
the Interior United states Land Office.
Occur d'Alene. tdahe, April Il. isN. A suf-
'leiaht contest affidavit having lseen hlcd In
this Office by Jackson &. Watt OF sand Point.
Idaho contestant. against Homestead entry
Ma IL. mnsic Dcccmpcr 5th. tS9es tor lots 3
and ! s,ction . township 81. rangcs west. by
Michael McMullcu. conteStcc. In which Ii Is
alleged that said party has wholly abandoned
said land aud changed his residence therefrum
for lliorr than six months since making said
entry and next prisr to the date herein: that
said tract u not settled upon and cultivated
by the said NcNulicn ~ required by law and
that said defaults continue up Ia the date OF
this Affidavit AND that said alleged absence
MAS not due to his employ ment In the army.
qAsy. or marinr cs,rps uf the United States
turing thc var With spain or during amy other
WAR Ia which the Vihftcd states may b. on
gagged In any cnuAcity.
said parties Mre h6rcby untiaed to Appcar.
respcud and otter evidence TOUCHING psi6 AZ
legation nt 10 Ocl0ck .. ua.son July & leuR b.
| fore thc Register and Rrc0ivcr ~ the United
states land oficc In cocur a Alcne tdahos
| The said contestant having. in \ proper At
| ndAvit. Med April e. iuS, s<At forth facts
| witch show that after due diligence poreonA
service III this NOTICE can not he made, It !,
hereby ordered and directed that such nOticS
b. given by due and proper publication.
| As-M3i &. u. WARNER. Receiver.