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The officers elected are For president,
Mrs. T. =. BickfOrd; for first vice pres
ident Mrs Arthur H S Bro; for sec
ond vice president Mrs. NJ. L Richie;
for recording secretary, Mrs. Mcmahon;
for corresponding secretary Mrs
Charles Watson; for librarian. MISS
Yardley; for critic. Mrs. Gorham; for
historian, Mrs. John Caine; for direc-
tors. Mrs. Shelley futile. Mrs. F. J. Fa-
bian and Mrs. Ledyard VI. Bailey
The annual meeting of the Reviewers
club viii be held tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs +. .. Lee, 1853
Brigham street. The only topic for the
day is Lady Roses Daughter which
viii be presented by Mrs W. F. Adams.
At the next regular meeting the cleo
ton OF officers will take place
-
The last meeting this season of the
College club will be Thursday evening,
May IA at the home of Miss Anna Kid
well, 1850 East Fifth South street
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German EvaneeIical.

German Evangelical service at the East
Side Baptist church. corner Third Fourth
and Seventh East. Preaching. 9:45 a m:
Sunday school. > D. m. All our German
friends. strangers and children. are ocr-
daily invited. Rev. G. A Fiunuer, pas
tor Residence. ~ East Second South
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Westminster Presbyterian church, lSO
south Fourth West street. Rev John
Richelsen, pastor-1l a. m morning serV-
ice. conducted by pastor, p m, preaching
by pastor; 12:15 p. m, Sabbath SchOoi, l'5o
p. m. EndeavOr Sunday school. o. west
First North street; 4.30 p. M, Junior So
cietv of Christian EndeaVOr; Z D. m,
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavOr- Monday evening, BrOtnernOod OF
Andrew and Philip viii meet at lU59 W est
First South street; Wednesday evening,
prayer meeting at D. m
First Presbyterian church-Cocner Sec
oud East and Second South streets: VIII
liam Padeu. .. D, pastor-Mornlng serN-
Ice II O'Clock The Secret Of Peter
Primary Sunday school, 1880 p m;
Junior Eudeavor society, D; Senior SO
clety. $50. evening service. f:+7- me
Sewers Seats are free at all services
and the public is cordially invited to at
tend Southwest mission, Second West
and Mead streets. Sunday school, p. m;
preaching services, 400
St Marks cathedral: Right Rev. Abiel
James B. Eddie. b. D. dean-';5O a. N.
molly communion; 9:45 a. m. Sunday
school; = m, morning prayer and ser
mon Subject. THE Etiquette of Public
Worship. 6 p. m. evening prayer and adj
dress Subject. silence in the Develop
rnent and Discipline of the Soul The
public is cordially invited to attend the
services. Free seats.
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Christian.

The First National Progressive Spiritu-
alist association of Utah will hold their
regular Sunday services at IS Main street,
over SOlOmOn's shoe store, at D m Ali
friends of spiritualism and investigators
are cordially invited.
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Methodist.

FIRST Methodist Episcopal. 80 East Third
o.1fb-Preaching by the pastor at II a.
- and 8 o. m. Morning theme, Miracle
- T--ier 5shfD.'f evening theme, The King
~ 49, Jey-e'f sunday school 9.45 a. m:
ciass meeting after morning preaching
service: Junior league 4 p. m-' lea by Mrs.
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Lutheran.

Holy Trinity English Evangelical Luth-
eran church. No 536 South Fourth East
street. Rev. Herbert Martens. pastor
Sunday school. 10 a. n; divine service at
n a. ~. No evening service You are in
Vited-
Evangelical Lutheran service in Ger
man every Sunday at D. m. Sunday
school at . D. m. at Swedish church, cor
ner of Second South and Fourth East
street. You are invited to attend. The
Ladies society meets on Wednesday. May
rs at . D. m. with Mrs. H. Redeker on
First West street between Tenth and
Eleventh South. Take West TemplGSvcar
~ southern terminus. J. r era elmer.
pastor. sos East Seventh South, tel. 1260-H.
Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
church. Fourth East. between Fourth and
Fifth South-Sunday services at 1870 a.
m in English ana 800 p m IN NOR
,veeian. The Ladies society viii meet
r,e,5t Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Berk-
J,oeI 20 Pleasant street. You are cor
5isllv invited 10 attend A. G. H Overn,
pastor.
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North entrance
Main aisle
\ few more hundred Bingham lengths
in 10 and 12-yard each, representing
values worth as much again as
we ask While
they last the sell DC
ing price will be-.-.-.-.....--....
Acquaintance with SIater's cambria
lining extends into every home. We
have thousands of yards in all colors
which We will con- n
tinue to make 0GC
run on at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Amouskeag apron Bingham in al col
Ors and checks. an article known
among housekeepers because of its
we'll wearing qualities, is offered
at the spe-
cial price n u
In every household Marchmont zeph-
yrs is appreciated because of its
splendid wearing qualities; is offered
in splendid aSSOrtmentS of wide and
narrow stripped effects, worth l25a
cents. but Will be OH
sold at the in (O1/2(C
ducement Of ..-.......-..-..-
Everett cheviots for shifting, than
which nothing is more serVlceable
for bows summer shirts, comes in
fast colors and splendid designs A
special price is mAA
MADE Tor a O/|NN
Few QdNS --.....s.ss...-
36-inch wide Sea Island Percales, in
light and dark colors, and usually
S on at sale hs cents OgAc
at --------.-.--....s...
line of HamiIton's linen finish prints
in popular effects. excellent for chill
dren's dresses. is exceedingly cheap,
considering o.
quality, (ONC
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1890
Charmont linen effects in Jacquard
patterns. and nice for girls dresses
will sell a.
today n (C
Tor ..-.ss-'--'.''- --'----'---
A beautifully selected line of TOile du
horde Ginghams will be sold eX-
ceptionally low. These goods need
no introduction to those who have
seen our line. All Of our ginShams
are put up in short lengths. This
gives US the opportunity of selling
a customer an exclusive design y
half dozen dresses of similar design
will not be seen on the street We
had the mills assert the stock IN
8 55Is ~5 5s5 > bee been loo
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Phillips Congregational church. East
Fifth South and Seventh East: Rev. p.
A. Simpbin, pastor-Services this day at
II a. m. and T:45 p. m. Morning sermon,
THE great Shepherds" evening sermon.
"A Lesson from the Life Of Saul" Sun
day school at 12:15; Christian EndeavOr at
$50. The public is cordially invited TO
these services.
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Shoes.

OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT is
gaining in sales and reputation ev-
cry day. We told you several
weeks ago that the women of Salt
Lake appreciate a reality and that
We proposed to put before them a
real shoe store. where real values
combined with real fitting would
make this department a pIeasur-
able resort for women and chill
dren's perfect foot dressing. WE
EXPECT THE LIMPLESS> BOY
AND GIRL TO BE OUR BILL
BOARD AND OUR ADVANCE
GUARDING mothers to be our
judges and advocates. OUR BOYS
SHOES WEAR OUT. but it takes
wide awake live boy to wear
them out, and while cutting away
the leather he is not destroying his
feet Our young ladies and misses
fOOJfrOm last, OrthOpOedic toes are
built in a manner to resist the
hard wear commonly given them
by young people and at the same
time retain the elegance of form
so much desired by the older peo-
pie.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

First regatiOnal-PubIic services at
Il o'clock. Sermon this morning by Rev
Richard Wake. Sunday school at 1890;
Young Peoples meeting at $50. All IN
vited. No other evening service.
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CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Baptist.

All notices for this column must be
handed in by noon Saturday.
Baptist.
East Side Baptist church. corner of Third
South and Seventh East: F. F. Bar
nett. pastor. Regular services at II a.
N. and at s y. m. heV. o. a. wright OL
Ogden will preach morning and evening
Special music by the choir. Sunday school
a 12:15 p. m. Young Peoples meeting at
Gas p. m. General prayer meeting OF the
church on Wednesday evening at
o'clock. a welcome to all services
First Baptist church. Second West and
Second South. Rev. d a. Brown, pastor
day school at 12:15. + J. Lucas, supeTln-
tendent; 3. Y. p. L. at p. m; subject,
What Does the Story Of ZaCcheuS Teach
{ So Miss Lizzie Mcpherson, leader
Teachers Bible study class Monday even
ing at s clock A J. OVern, leader the
Darke's Young Mems club Tuesday even
ing at o'clock, 5. w. Darke, leader
Wednesday evening. from 1870 TO s. the
Young Converts Bible study, to
o'clock, the mid-week prayer meeting. 4
welcome to all
i'm the morning Rev. Bruce Kinney will
present the Baptist Work in Utah. in
the evening the pastor will preach on the
subject, The Judgment Of the CnOelieV-
err"
Rio Grand chapel Second South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West-Sunday
school at $3.50 p. m, Miss Bertha F. Moore,
superintendent
Burlington chapel, corner Indiana ave
nue. and Navajo street-Sunday school at
$50 D. m. G. J. Badertscher. superin-
tendent. Friday evening, service at
o'clock
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Episcopal.

St PauTs church corner Main and
Fourth South streets Rev. Charles r
Perkins. b d. rectOr-ServiceS s a m
holy communion, $50 a. m, sunday
school. II d. m. morning prayer and ser
mOn THE Permanency of Gods work
3 %. M. holy baptism: s p m. evening
prayer and sermon, The nchang eaDle
duet by Mrs. George r. Curtis and J. w
Curtis The public is cordially invited to
ell these services Seats free.
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CITIZENS COAL CO.
Kemmerer, Rock Springs. c. Gate.
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DR.. J. T. Keith has renewed his den
tai oficA over the Keith-O Brien store.
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Oriental and Domestic Rugs
WILTON Velvet Rugs

WILTON Velvet Rugs
manufactured by J. W Dimick. the
designs. cOlorings and texture of
which are high grade and will out
wear any Wilton velvet rugs which
usually sell at 5000 in excess Of the
appended prices:
Size 9x12 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1890
Brussels Rugs, colors, size 9x12 % .
Administer Rugs. size 30x60-inch 4I5
Administer Rugs, size 36x63-inch.. S1U
MOQuette Rugs. size 36X72-inCh. SD
Bathroom Rugs. size 24X4S-inCh.. I.95
All wool Smyrna Rugs, 26x56-inch. 1-15
Prairie Grass Rugs, 25x56-inch...- 1.19
Prairie Grass Rugs, size Gx4S-inch .79
Prairie Grass Rugs, size 1Sx41-inch .i9
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St. Johns Episcopal mission. Perkins
Addition. Rev. r. Fl. Barnes, minister in
charge-Fourth Sunday after Easter sun
day school 2:f5 p m evening PRAYER,
D. m. Tuesday, y. m; evening PRAYER
and lecture. b. w. L. Jeunens. lay reader
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All notices for this column must be
handed in by noon Saturday.
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Rio Grand chapel Second South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West-SunGay
school at $3.50 p. m, Miss Bertha +. Moore,
superintendent
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Chiffon Stock Collars-The dainty and
stylish collar for summer wear
They are featherbone frames COW
cred with silk chiffon All the trim
ming needed is some narrow ribbon
% ss / 6s% lace CSC
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ission, Fifth

and lecture, 3. W. =. Jennens. lay reader
St Peters Episcopal mission, Fifth
North and Fifth West. Rev r. II.
Barnes minister in charse-FOurth Sun
dav after Easter. Sunday school. D. m;
raw $3.50 H. m: Ladies Guild. Wednesday,
$50 d. m at the residence of Mrs Rob
prts 655 North Second West.
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North Entrance,
Rear Main Aisle.

AnatoIian Rugs. $3.50 value. re-
duCed to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S1.9j
Hamadams big assortment. $500
and $1,000 values ...--.....-..----.. $50
shirvans and Afghans, $500 and
$500 values Observation-Disclosures 95
Antique Shivans- BelOOchistans.
Mousouls. $3.50 to S22.G values,
Serebands. Trans MOuSOulS Guend-
les. KAYAKS and extra Persians-
$1,000 to 5000 values. % %
Garnet sizes. 5000 values. .........59.O 90
Carpet sizes, $4,000 values 5000
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the associates OF his youth and thus
uplift his fellowman. But God had a
higher work for Lin and took him
unto Himself. He rests anal MS
works do follow HIM. He has left us
a memory of simple, earnest, help
full life-the only truly great llie :
For this we will ever thank God.
,Azaoaqs cheerful, ala0ays KIND, he
was delight and help to US ali.
"ge is gone into the world Of light,
And we alone sit lingering here,
His very memory is pure and bright.
And our sad thoughts doth cheer.
After all ssdeath is the crown of
life." This change is necessary in
order to live with Him who is 'the
way, the truth, an ! the life.' IL am
come that they might have life and
! that they might have 1t more abund
antly." So be has left us to possess
that more abundant life" The ''sli-
yer cord" that bound him to his
earthly life "being loosed" bis spirit
passed into the realms Of eternity.
"Oh! how sweet it will be in that
beautiful land,
So free from all sorrow and pain,
With songs on our lips and harps IN
our hands,
To meet one another again" L.
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Connecticut has developed one of
the most picturesque prevaricators
that has broken into the public prints
for some time. The other day he
sold to several of the New York news
papers story-alleged news story
of pond in the midst of a tamarack
swamp near Warren, that 'srose from
its bed 100 feet in the air and then
dropped back again to its original
place with a terrific crash" In proof
of this assertion of the feat OF the
athletic pond, the correspondent
points to the fact that Jim Angevine
came home with his clothes wet, as
serting that be had been sprinkled
by the high jumping body Of water.
The authorities ought certainly tsjn. II
vestigate tlsbssna 81 booze that is
being dispensed in Connecticut.
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Out in Missouri the papers speak
frankly, especially if the subject is
politics. In more polite parts OF the
world it is the custom to make such
hints as in the following item only
regarding persons of another race or
nationality, not Of friends and neigh
bors. 'The Centralia Courier" has
just raped a successful candidate
over the head in the following item
in praise of the defeated man. "Prof.
Green of Sturgeon is a clean, able
master of the science Of pedagogics.
He would have made splendid
school commissioner, but, alas! he is
a man who bathes and wears store
clothes and hold himself up like a
man. Hard to elect any one who
takes his baths regularly"
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C!hicago Chinese arc agreed tha
i Asa Philip Stanford died

Col. Asa Philip Stanford died IN
Nea York the other day in poverty.
.Ee .Yas brother Of the late Leland
STAFFORD, Governor and senator OF
gal:fornla and founder of Stanford
University. He has a brother living
IN australia who is reputed to be
s~. al times millionaire. And yet
SC; Philip Stanford died in New
York in poverty. The fraternal af-
fsct;on Of the rich is sometimes very
touching.
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In Pennsylvania some days ago q
man sorels afflicted with rheumatism
was cured l,y being stung ly bees.
i little arnica and dampened tobacco
leaves cured the bee stings, and the
man was all right. In New York a
few days later man who 81 tfered
from epilepsy was cured of that all
.ment by being bitten by mad dog
The Pasteur treatment cured the dog
bite, and this man is now we'll ard
happy, Whether these instances are
of value to science is an open ques-
ton, nevertheless, they are interest
inc.
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Notice of Election.

There will be an election held at
the Latham School House OF
school district number II, on May
80, to vote on a special levy OF 2
mills On all thetaxable property OF
said school district. Funds accu-
mulated thereby to be applied for
purposes in said district. The
Board of Trustees will act as man
ayers of election. The election to
be conducted according to rules
and regulations laid down in the
school law.
By order Of County Board Of
Education.
R. T. HALLUM,
Go. Supt. Ed.
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Clyde Boone, aged about sixty
yea:s, who is well-to-do farmer and
q prominent citizen, living in Lancas
Ter county, was arrested and lodged
il ths Lancaster jail Monday on the
~ayo:eing and beastial charge of GRIM
Inn: sssault upon the person Of his
:wa!yo.year-old daughter. The &C.
>rss, denies the charge though there
ave Illnesses against him. There is
c9us;Gerable excitement in the county
ovaS ne affair.
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.ome Pennsylvania Democrat

some Pennsylvania Democratic
clans have adopted an unique
plan designed to persuade Mr.. Cleve-
lan3 TO enter politics. They are get
4iog up petitions praying him to
o1cs more be the party's> candidate.
Jca worker is said to have secured
3O go names to his lists within a few
DAYS. The names are to, be sent to
<,,..&.sman Gufey, to be transmitted
tc AEr. Cleveland.
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!. .1istrict of Columbia court has
- hat government department
xevcrs is a privileged communication
au.: at therefore the official who
": :es it cannot be held responsible
~ laN for anything he may write,
oo:w; astauding it may be llbelous
2ll st down in malice. A recent
1920, IN pension case said the ap-
0i!caa, was a liar and a fraud, or
words 20 that effect. The applicant
vroug15 suit for libel, which the court
4 s:c;s3ed.
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Quick Arrest.

J. a. Gulledge of Verbena, Ala, was
twice in the hospital from a severe case
of piles causing "a tumors. After doc
tors and all remedies failed, Bucklen s
Arnica Salve quickly arrested further
Inflammation and cured him. 1t con-
quers aches and kills pain. Csc. at the
Pickens Drug Co., Druggists.
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is a mistake TO suppose that Mr..
ryan and MIR. Cleveland, and Gen.
lies and Gen. Corair, are unable
agree on any one thing. They
are all spoken recently in favor OF
:3od roads.
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& Solomon who presides over
sa resk Of as be:

0O4Ou4OH J" no E1sso0sS''1>'- = = Q
GSqnsyl7ania court has decided that a
2aaleg IS Lot a :sconcesled deadly
.g9spon, y and that while man may
0ast another within an inch of his
:ja with his peg-leg, such assailant
Is not liable to punishment pader the
!aw against concealed deadly weap-
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Assionee's Sale.

The entire stock of goods of ". P.
Dickson & Co., Meet, S. c., will be
sold in bulk on Saturday, the 18th
day of May, A D. 1903.
Bids addressed to the undersigned
will be taken up on the day OF sale
and considered. If no satisfactory
bids are received, the stock will be
disposed of at public outcry' at the
store house, Meet, S. c., on that day
Terms Cash On Day Of Sale.
Z. J. MAULDlN,
a30w3. Assignee.
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Tha conntrY IS anite willing

The country is qnite willing to
asree with ex-senator Garter that Mr.
6 eYeIand is ssthe most distinguished
pSiyase citizen in the world: and let
il 60 ai that. Mr.. Cleveland seems
70 be satisfied; then Why shouldn't
Ina rest Of us bes
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Judge Fessenden Of Boston says it
sa ..fraud on the community to al
ow any divorced woman to resume
2er maiden name where there is q
hild.1 Is is easy TO agree with him.
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Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice OF Final Settlement.
will apply to J. B. Newbery Probate
Judge for Plckens county on the 18th
day of June 1908 for a final settlement
with-uy wards. Nora Rebecca Edens,
Margaret>Edens and Kate Vilanta Edens
and ask to be dismissed as guardian.
m7w4. Guardian.
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:ess agent OF the Possofice
ent-the person who gives
aation respecting affairs in
l.tment is evidently an ar
,blican and administration
. is we'll drilled and knows
Id his job. That is why
the investigation into the
of the department occu-
, about the length OF, ones
ne news dispatches, while
c t-up Of an Insignificant ne
quite carrier in Tennessee
: :te toughs IN masks is re-
iength requiring a column
In short, the Tennessee
IS splayed up big" in cTae.'
s5:oB the very much more
!. natter of the ras@a;ite N
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Thursday, May II, 1903.

AT all events, Hooson did not kiss
aabies; nor was he on an electioneer-
og tour.
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pailadelphia surgeon says he
ale the discovery, quite by ac-
that purple rays are an anes
c. He was treating wounded
eal turned purple rays on the
= for their antiseptic effect.
: re rays were on, the patient
&c felt no pain. The surgeon
2. ,eeded to sew up the wound
e." e purple rays, and the pa
.:=r ared the operation was pain
iAe lamp which the surgeon
e. -. is described as being an
.ac5 incandescent bulb of violet
~ . ass.
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S. E. Brunson, of Florence coun-
ty was struck by lightning during
a hail storm on Monday and may
die from tho effects.
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Morgan, Mauldin & Mauldin,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
April, ] A. D. 1908.

April, ] A. D. 1908.
To Joseph Powell and William Pow
ell. and Emiline Anderson absent de-
fendants:- Take notice that the
complaint and the summons OF
which the foregoing is copy were filed
in the Office of the Clerk of Court, Pick
ems county on the l day Of April l A. D.
1908,
Morgan, Mauldin & Mauldin,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Apr. l. a. D. 1908.
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Morgan, Mauldin & Mauldin.

Plaintiff Attorneys.
To Omie Powell and Martina Aiken
minors over the ages of fourteen (lD
wears defendents: Take notice that unless
you procure for yourselves the appoint
ment of guardian ad litem to represent
you in this action within twenty (2O)
days after service of this summons upon
you, the plaintiff will apply to the court
to have such guardian ad Item appoint
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PICKENS, S. c.

ptered st Ptckers Pos.ofice as Second Class
Msil Matter #
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-14

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