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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01

/ Dame Fashion has set her dainty
| foot upon lace hose and says that
| her deyotees must henceforth wear
| hand embroidered ones. The Wom-
ans Exchange keeps the patterns
! and materials to suit the simplest as
| well as the most fastidious tastes
| Call and make your selections early
In rear of Boston Store. 81
! The demand for ladies neckwear
during the last month has become a
| craze, especially the hand embroid-
| cried conceptions. Any lady can do
some simple designing and possess
little treasure of art The Woman S
Exchange does the stamping and
keeps all materials. 81
Bows for the hair increase in
popularity-and are shown in great
varieties in the leading shops rang
| ing in price from 80 cents To s1.00.
Why not select your ribbons from
the Woman's Exchange and make YOU
one for much less. IN rear Boston
Store. 81
| Mrs. Turner has cultured voice,
/ ifAi III fbA0AiN anu Hatt IthAAAdt
tone qualities Her singing fills the
| audience with admiration and de-
! light You can hear her Tuesday
night at the Cumberland Preshy-
terrain church.
On account of the rain the memo
rial exercises TO have been held yes
terday afternoon have been post
n,~
day the same program VIII be carried
out that was announced for yester-
dag.
O.
You can hear a program of good
mnsiC-a program varied with the
different grades 20 suit lovers OF
the popular melodies as well az ioy-
ers ~ the classics al the Cumberland
Presbyterian church tomorrow night
o
King Bedford and @ negro euEae-
ed 50 a fistic encounter at The restau-
rant this afternoon il is said that
IA few bottles were brought into
reQusition durlng che scrap. Neither
part was badly hurt
o.
The Modern Milling and Manufaci.
uriag Co wHi appreciate the patron
age ~ markets restaurants drug
stores boarding houses, private
families aud evsty body and eyes
thiue that uses ice. ttI
Nat l.. inEe Of Terrell. chief
clerk la the general passenger de-
paFtmeat Of the Texas Midland. VAS
IL lhv cts today tu attend the meet
Tax ~ Camp Winnie Davis ia the Ia
ieress If bic road
County commissioner "a IT. vii
cher of Ferris Was ia the etty t0stat
No NiiehsF reports hat heass
rain visited that section saturday
HsEsat. hal no damawe was dome col
bridges
~ u TlmAoas handed the Daliy
iAKhf sin.0e thls mosninR In pas
ment Tor tie uAIly fiMhs fay uue Yesg
In advance FOR himself aaa hAs sou
A. ID Tlmmoms ~ tEoassun
The ELIAS ~ TEXAS are smAktnx a.
fAnMesneasa IA saxmas Fort Worth
next MamaAy And Tuesday : imrEe
mmmss~r Of NAxAhaehle Klaa ALL -.
s~na the state convention.
s.
Taaw nm@anm af the uww Ase cessna.
nmax waIs "mes aass saEnaFFaw
Tessgshnmm v1mT @fsamwm - fhw miHt aw
asap ths drivers @aa make Arrange
sRsmkm f@F hamaeA
-
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Asx mf ne Tr1natY gaaw@~Sssg mxmaa-
axamw TAamM. hMa TIA sMmm&a m9 tails
sAn~w Ter &C. invESMxanG - 9xswn4 eum-
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01

Miss AiAsm L@msas C1hmma . Hamm-
haT nf aAa TranatY Jaas@s@ssg Kxms1a-
Axamm class. hMm ta@ GAmmam m9 this
B4p~r Tor 90 iavEx4sanE - gsxsn4 eum-
ss==@@=sas#s==s1ss =SsFsa@~@ lay IL to Is.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01

Bows for the hair increase in
popularity-and are shown in great
varieties in the leading shops rang
ing in price from 50 cents To s 90.
Why not select your ribbons from
the Woman's Exchange and make YOU
one for much less. IN rear Boston
Store. 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01

Thm stockholders af to NteA@xx
0ai amd TwyminHzmMmt Camwans w8Aa
aasH hmzr ammAas nmmaSmM IA fAa@
e@ant 0smFs rSaH snzm@xrwm mftRr-
maaaM.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01

IL F8m mam1 fu mAes dollar. par
: aa In mawAnw@ f@F tam Daily a.Ashs
fssF ene rear TT Il 0sew and a@W
Aa@ meiE plmammaA ysu wtEI be-. %
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01

THE ELIAS n& Texas are m@ktnE 81
FMmMetnemsa Ia saxatSe Fort Worth
next Munaay aud Tuesday : imrEe
mnnss@F Of NaxAhnfhte KlAa wlii 81
g@ma stae state Convention
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01

Mrs. Turner has cultured voice,
rich In volume and pure musical
tone qualities. Her singing fills the
audience with admiration and de-
light. You can hear her Tuesday
night at the Cumberland Preshy-
terian church.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01

Col Tum kinHmamY III Dallas. sh@
xwai@i traxeiina sssm@eumeF asHnt Of
fhm Louisville ara Nashville sAAis
sac was ia she gssy sssaay
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-07

Concerning the marriage OF Dr.
IJ. Hickman and Mrs. Maud
slvers, the ST. Joseph News o. last
Monday said: Mrs. Maud Linz
thicum Stivers and DR.. James J.
Hickman Of Chickasha, J. T. were
married yesterday at noon at the
the brides sister, Mrs P .. EN-
ersoh. 47o East Missouri avenue
THE Rev. N. D. White Of Goodlne
Methodist church performed the
ceremony. The bride wore a ma
hogany -colored taEeta travelling
costume and carried an arm boquet
Of blush roses. Following the cere-
mony ,au elaborate menu was serv-
cd. The house was profusely dec
GRATED in carnations, lilies and
ferns. Doctor and Mrs. Hickman
will B. at home to their friends al
Chickasha after January IS. The
guests were. Messrs and Mesdames
Linthicum, Jefferson; Misses Eliza
beth Stivers, Perrill Kemp, Maud
Enoch, all Of Horton, Kan. Messrs
and Mesdames J.W Peterman, H.
Bruce Wilson and daughter Louise
Henry w Challis, Miss Ethel
Emerson and Paul Emerson. Fe-
licity was added 10 the occasion by
the ceremony taking place on the
twenty-hrst anniversary Of Mr.. and
Emerson 5 marriage.
o-O-O
Miss Clara Goodhue Of Hobart
was the guest Of Miss Vera Sher-
wood one day this week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-07
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lowing: Misses fisneI Frazer
Hewett' Miillams, MIS- L'sl''l
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SinD r-st " ednesaay afternoonJ an
5tn with MIS-. hnteTKine' SeVsh
iadies being present, namely Mss
danes Andier Aerns' CouFeier,
EVans' An'erSine' Dunnam ana
wilson. Mfs. Soufcier favored
Win soio' a. 4 2 eiOcA uAiniy
refreshments were seiFsu' ooisis :
ing q cake ifuit saiad anu canuy
aiter WHICH lney aaJouineu 70 meet
wednesday Jan. ioln win MIS- j.
IA. kerns.
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q 'ne n0'ur - = ''ll .''''- 80 : 7.
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came ~ IS io'.owins VII pie'
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Conduit, KoOerls' Feely, otaPle'on
ana the Misses Camppen'
600
one q tile ehloyaDie eaiu pa 'ie'
q tnls week was nSiu lne lssiuen0'
OF mrs = onul'1 "nis' any
nisn nVe were piaye1 a s'iiait :, q
Dies placed apou' sne looms n'
one Receiving 'iie ni iss' 00is :
ceiVed a Veiy pls.'y lneian saSe a
prize' Whl0n isii II "is' 'i'i ''si
ele oelng 'ne luSAy one ~ 'n'
game Mis' o'aP's'1n won 'n'
consoia1lon pii1s' hiesa.,' +
iresnnlehls were seiseu' =. ~
loving lao'es "sls present ~es
danes Oouuuil, Nopsi 2 ota,'s'on
EoSly' Estes ileiip 1ainei' reeiy'
Snyder.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-07
Telling The Truth
Editor Turns Over New Leaf and
Says Things

The editor Of the Crowville
Clarion made up his mind to tell
the truth, says the Topeka Mail
and Breeze, and the following is
what he wrote
There was a meeting of the
Mothers club at the home Of Mrs.
Gabby last Friday evening. Mrs,
Gimletnose read a paper on the
subject, The Proper way to rear a
family. Mrs. 9. is the mother Of
four boys ranging from 8 to "a.
They are known as the dirtiest and
honeriest kids lin this town. and at
the time their mother was reading
her parer they were engaged in
throwing dead cats in Deacon
Snow well. Mr.. O., the husband
Of this female, has our sincere sym
pathy. He has TO take what care
is taken Of his house, cook most Of
his own meals or eat such cold grub
as he can get around the kitchen,
and sew on his own buttons. We
would suppose hi would have
| huf 1iffle terror for him
"There will be home talent
theatrical performance at theCrow-
vile town hall next Saturday eve
ming, fat which time the ancient
chestnut, "Ten Nights in Bar
Room" will be put on the boards
by some Crowville people who la
Dor under the delusion that they
can act. There isn't one of the
bunch that can act for sour apples,
but we suppose the people Of the
town will have to 60 and suffer on
account Of home pride. The pro-
gram also announces that the gift
ed Miss Flora Angelina Duzenbury
will favor the audience with a reci-
tation entitled 'Curfew Must not
Ring Tonight. We have listen
ed TO Flora Angelina before. She
recites as though she was wrestling
with a combination Of hot mush
and collie. That seems to be her
idea of elocutionary art. Some
body has told Angelina and her
mother that she has great talent as
a reciter and they are fools enough
! to believe it,"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-07
The Chiefs RspIy

Chief Of Police Smith in reply to
criticism contained in Alderman
Burton's report to the council
published yesterday made the fol-
lowing statement: THE law re-
quires that the chief of police make
out reports in full at the end of
each fiscal year. l have complied
with this law to the letter and shall
make full report on my Office at the
end Of the year. =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-07

The regular meeting Of the City
Federation of Women s Clubs will
be held at the home Of Mrs. Webb
Hendrix on Monday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. All members who have
not paid dues for this year are re-
quested 70 make payment At this
meeting. MRS. "A. 5. GRAY, Sec
retary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-07

Sam Martin and Tom Love were
arrested by the U. S. officers yes
terday on charge Of vagrancy.
They are in Jail awaiting trial.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-01
Kind Words.

Kind words no not cost much. They are quickly spoken. They do not blister the tongue that utters them. They never have to be re- pented of. They do not keep us awake until midnight. l, is easy to scatter them. And oh, how much good they may do. They do good to the person from whose lips they fall. Soft words will soften the soul. They will smooth down the rough places in our na- lures. Care to say kindly things will drill our natures in kindness. It will help pull up the roots of passion. It will give us a spirit o self control. It will make the con science delicate, and the disposi tion gentle. A woman cannot mak e a habit of speaking kind words without augmenting her own gra- cious tempers. But better will be their influence upon others. If cold words freeze people and hot words scorch them, and bitter words madden them, so will kind words reproduce them. and soothe and quiet and comfort the nearer. They make all the better elements of ones nature come trooping to the surface. They melt her stub. bornness: They arouse an appre. citation of better things. Let us say the kindly word. No man can tell how many burdened hearts may be relieved, how many dis couraged souls may be inspired. Say 1t every day; to the bcggar who knocks at your door; to the one who disturbs you while you are busy, asking tor work; to the one who has almost lost hope, to all. Remember, kind words can never die.-Ex.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-01
Important to Young Men and
 Young Ladies.

desire to announce to the young men and young ladies of St. Francis county that I shall be glad to issue beneficiary appointments to the State University to such as desire them.
 These appointmentse entitle the hold CTS to free tuition in all departments at Fayetteville. A matriculation fee of B is charged all who enter.
 Board, including rent, light, laun- dry, etc, may be had in the dormito- ries at actual cost. During the past year the cost did not exceed sl0 per month, The dormitories have at pres ent. capacity for about POO students. When the new dormitories, one for young men and one for young ladies. which the last Legislature provided for, are completed accommodations can be had for at least POO more. Board in the town costs from SIP to Sl6 per month.
 The University of Arkansas is main tained and supported by the State for the benefit of Arkansas boys and girls, and shall be very much gratitied to see larger representation from St. Francis county in the University next session than ever before.
 Remember that the number of ap- pointments is not limited. For cata- logue and further information address President John N. Tillman. Fayette- vile, Arkansas.
 T. C. FoLBRE, SR.,
 County Judge.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-01
Notice

We are sending out number of sam pie copies today to names furnished us by mutual friends. We have perma- nently enlarged and will continue to improve the paper, and if you get a copy of this issue it is a sure sign that we are anxious to send you the paper. After you read this issue, if you think We are publishing paper worthy of your patronage send, us Sl 50 and we will send it to you for twelve months.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-01
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
 That Contain Mercury,

As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole sys- tenn when entering il through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable phy- sicians as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Halls Gatarrh Cure. manufactured by r. J. Cheney < Co.,. Toledo. O., contains no mercury, and IS taken internally, acting di- rectiy upon the blood and mucous surfaces of inc system. In buying Halls CatarTh Care be sure you get the genuine. 1t is taken in- formally and made in Toledo. O., by F J . Cheney x Co. Testimonials free.
 sold bg druggists. Price 5ac per bottle
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-01
The Country Press.

An exchange says that the truly representative country press, the small city dailies and the village weeklies, come closer to the lives of .heir readers, serve more of their immediate personal interests, and serves them. on the whole, better and actually have a part in the lives of more people the whole country over, than all of the great metropolitan sheets together. They serve the interests of their con stituents better simply because they tell the day-by-day story of life as 1t actually IS around them. They are not hunting for sensations, they are not pandering to jaded appetites long sated with yellow literature. They have not lost the sense of the eternal fitness of things, of news proportion and the relative importance of men and events, that is so characteristic of the big city press. The country press does not feature cows and neglect men. And that's why the country news paper is admittedly the most po- tent force in shaping the country's progress today. With all the good things that can be said justifiabte administration of the metropolitan press, the rank and file of the peo- pie actually trust the country news paper more.-Ex.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-01
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. Groves signature is on each box 25c
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-28
His Purpose Attained.

This is the story told by one of
a party of friends who were engag-
ed in the exchange of yarns on a
downtown street corner yesterday:
Up in Dallas I boarded for sew
eral years at the Oriental. l used
to patronize the bar once in a
while and nearly every morning
that ! went there / saw a China
man. He would stand around for
awhile and then walk up to she
individual who wore the apron and
say 'Dlimme dlink. The bar
tender always complied. The
Monaghan would hang around
awhile and then pipe out again:
Dlimme dlink. And again he
would get his nip. After this had
been repeated two or three times
each morning he of laundry fame
would dash for the door without
another word.
"One afternoon the bartender
told me to be sure to come around
the next day, as he was going to
dope the Chink. was there on
time. In came the wearer of the
pigtail. As usual, he delayed his
request, but it wasn't very long
before he ambled up with his
Dlimme dlink. Sure, said the
mixologist, and / saw him dousing
around a bit, but didn't know
what he was doing. The Chink
swallowed il all, stopped for
minute OF two and moved hastily
toward the door. Hold on, cried
the barkeep, don't you want an
other drink No. replied the
Chinaman in a tone that indicated
his purpose was accomplished,
dunk alleady. Galveston News.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-28
Pats Answer.

Once upon a time an Irishman
was travelling through the West
Virginia hills. and spied a Gene
terry, and going in he read the in
scription and epitaph on them, and
found one bearing the following:
As YOU are now
So once was I.
As l an now
You soon must be
Prepare for death
And follow
Faith and begorro, says Pat,
III larm him how to beg me to
follow him just because he is in
the lake that burns with far an
broom corn. That's no sign he
should want me to 60.
Then Pat took his pencil and
wrote under the inscription.
Where you are now
l wish you well,
If up in heaven.
Or down in hell.
But to follow you
I'll not consent
Unless / know
Which way you went.
Then he walked away as if his
burden had been taken off him and
he had accomplished his work in
that place.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-28
Origin of Sub Rosa

Everyone knows the meaning OF
sub rosa. whether acquainted
with Latin or not. but how many
are familiar with the origin of the
pet phrase, says Victor Smith in
the New York Press. Ilearu from
az interior decorator who is en-
ployed by some Of the heavy swells
along the Highland of fifth avenue,
that it is now the custom TO paint
or sculpture roses on the ceiling
above dining tables IN rooms where
little or big condolences are ex-
changed. This is a return TO the
ancient usage. The rose is the
emblem Of silence, Cupid gave the
flower TO Harpocrates. the god of
silence. TO bride him not 10 betray
the amours OF Venus. In the
Middle Ages a live rose was sus-
pended from the chandelier when
friends talked over secret matters.
and sometimes was placed over the
door. as a sign that whatever was
said must be kept sacred. The
banquet room ceiling of Haddon
Hall. Of which We have heard
a great deal. is decorated vii.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-28

Engaged people are happy lc.
cause they forget how to t...r.
straight until they are married
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-28
Jas. r. Keene Was a Good Loser

James r lKeene. the great Cal
ifornia millionaire, is coming East
in palace carl" said somebody to
Jay Gould, one Summer morning
in 1877. The master of financial
tricks replied; Let him come;
I'll send him back in box car. -
The threat seemed likely to be
carried out when Keene- tried, a
few years later, TO corner wheat.
Gould and Cammack attacked him:
he was sold out by men who ought
to have stood by him, and he saw
his fortune literally melt away.
But he never lost his nerve, and
calmly said. I will walk this
street in victory when those who
have betrayed ME to-day are dead
or paupers, "a prediction which
has been fulfilled to a large extent.
- Success Magazine.
A nice thing about having a bald
head is you don't have TO wor-
~ when your hair turns gray.
Old newspapers forsale here.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-28

Old newspapers sorsale here.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-16
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
UNDER FORECLOSURE

Buffalo Pitts Company, . corporation. NOR
tgatss, vs. VIM rayis, mortgagor.
Under and BY virtue Of an <ffidzyit for fore.
closure Of certain iufenturs Of ehsttei NOR.
tsages. made. exscufsd aud delivered. by "A IN
Iayis. The above named mortxazOr, 10 the
Buffalo Pitts Company, corporation, the
sbovs-nsmsd mortgages, on the 10Th day Of
July. 1893. 30 secure the paymsnt OF $4,000.
due October n, iscs. satd mortgage being re-
corded IN Hook 3. page ia Chatt.l horssaz.
Registry Index. In the once OF tho county
recorder Of Neg Perez county, Idaho, that said
arhdavit alleges that there Il now due. owinx
$4,000 with Interest thereon al the rats 81 :
per cent per annum from July ~, f,A3 until
paid, and BY virtue OF said andayit have
tzker into my possession all and Singular the
personal property hereinafter described. 10
wit:
one Buffalo Pitts a. In Band Rival Separator
complete. shop No. 2DA.t- with straw stacker.
belts and all fixtures belonging 10 tn, same;
buffalo Pits Is H. ; c B. Traction Portabls
Fngine complete. shop No. 500 with main
drive bolt. hose and all fixtures and .ype ndsxes
with or belonging TO the same also all new
parts snd repairs put onto the above mschin-
cry: also one pinch. six.ply belt also one
Anger Bagzer.
Public Notice l. Hereby Given. mat on Fri.
day the Path day OF Mareh. 1896. az N O'Clock A.
". OF that d~y. at Moeklsr & Mocklsr's store Ia
the village Of Nezperce. h. the county q: Sef-
Perez, state OF Idaho I will IN obedience to said
sffldavitse sell At public auction TO the highest
aud best bidder for the lawful money 81 the
United sia - all the right. tifls claim md
Interest OF the kbove-naned mortxsg0r. Vim
Tavis. OF, In and IN the above fsserib bed prop
rrty, o. 80 much thereof ss may be sufficient
10 satisfy said claim and demand a. above
,tsted. together with cost and Interest
Hsst9y FoEpsssN.
sheriff % Nsz Perez County. Idaho
~ cH.s. Z. MONROE Deputy sheriff.
Dated March Is, 1903.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-16
SUMMONS.

In the second judicial District. state Of Idaho
IN and Tor Nszperce county.
william Davis plaintiff " Minnie A. Davis
def ndart.
the state OF idaho sends zreetin
To Ninne A. DAVIS. defendant. You are
ner~b. summoned. spd frgsirr'i To rppcsr Ia
an sctsru brought against you b. said plain
the complaint ~ the eyoyr named plaintiff
died beIeiu. witnin ten days fexciusiye Of the
aay Of -erviccl after the sarvife on you OF this
summDrs, n served within this county: or n
served out Of bis county. but uttain thi,
judlriai pisrrirf within twenty days. or u
served eisrwh Re-. Nituir fnffy dsys. This a.
zion h brought o Dissolve the relations ~
self and for plaintiff e. obtain deeree Of
divorce from you on The ground ~
ist That you drserfel plaintiff and have
continued ., i've sepafats from him since No
venl Der ~ 1907.
and That while living together as husband
.ud wife "a treated plai Afin ia cruel and
iuhumEr manner, In 1ec0mfng soon after yogr
marriage with plaintiff. grossly Intoxicated
sud repeating your actions thereirom t0-uit
November 3Ofh 100 and that while In 81 b
gate Of iutOzieatiOB you reteatedly threat.
eue.i 10 Kill isintfH AHd you are h reby
notified that n you fail 20 sDDaar and answer
.-id complaint ~ above reqnifed the satd
plaintiff viii apply to thr eo1rt for the roiisf
demanded IN the complaint
Attest my hand aud The seal Of the Distri
idaho. in and Tor Nezpcree county, this ---
JANIS n. LYpos, Clerk
A. A GUYgK. attorney for plaintiff
TINS nOfiee - publish q by order ~ the Hon.
Z steele. Judge Of said district.