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The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
Now It's All Over.
Hitchcock to Pub ish
Contribution List

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.--ln state.
ments given to the press Frank n
Hitchcock, chairman OF the Republi
can national committee, announced
that a complete list Of all the contri
buttons made 10 the Republican cam
paign fund would be made public IL
the next few days. work already hav
ing been begun on the tsbuiation OF
the list
The list is very long one. Mr.
Hitchcock said. and will give every
contribution made. IL will be issued
In printed form. Mr.. Hitchcock will
leave headquarters the latter part OF
this week for Chicago, where ne will
remain several days To settle up the
business OF the campaign In that city
On his return journey he Will stop a,
Hot Springs. w. Va, where he will
visit Mr.. TAFT for few days. and
then come to New York to close up
the national headquarters here.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
PILE TORTURE
STOPPED
BY Pyramid pile Cure, Without DAN
ger. Discomfort or Pain.
TrlsL Packsss By Mall, Free.

Irtbi IaChs8o " wal, FFce.
There is no physical torture equal
70 that of piles. II leaves a special
mark Of pain In the faces OF men and
women. IL attacks the nerves, mus
cles. bowels, stomach and. In fact, the
whole machinery OF man, either dl-
rectly or indirectly.
Pyramid Pile Cure has proven it's
value, and has been the largest selling
pile Cure in America and Canada for
years. Every druggist carries IL. price
fifty cents. He knows its merits ana
can tell you of cures In his com.
munity.
DO you think II would grow to such
a mammoth sale without merit? IL
will do Its duty, as our daily testi-
monial mail clearly proves. One or
two applications prove Its peculiar
and beneficial value.
Don't be skcptical but do yourself
the justice Of giving trial TO cure
which has cured thousands
n you are timid and do not like 10
buy of your druggist send Us fifty
cents and We will send you full
sized boz, by mail In plain wrapper.
What II has done for others II can
do for you, and to prove IL send us
your name and address and We will
send you trial package by mail free.
Address Pyramid Drug CO.. 157 Pyra-
mid Bldg, Marshall. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
Backs che,
Kidney Pain

Pains in the small OF a. 'ack.
There's no mistaklng sign OF
kidney trouble
other indications arc fTeqI trina
ton. pain OF smartlng whcu fn sing
water deposits In the urine. ii'-1 i''' 10
ana loss 81 uesh.
Dr. \ w Chase's Kidney aIi
pills overcome kidney derang'
more promptly anu thorough "a
am treatment you can obtain
OF their combined and direct actuip
livcr and Kidneys.
This ictter Ia prove our claim.
Mr. Is. Z. Trego. Polk. Pa. writes
Daring rt%a1 Years oil suffering from
kidney disease six doctors treated me-
viii l.ftic benefit ON the third daS
.aftar beginning the use or Dr. a. W
Chngc't Sidner and Liver pills no
tic.a N Improvement and after using
three hnxea I'D gained % pounds ana
felt better than had for nine years.
have told many about my wonderful
cure"
ono pill = dose. % cts. box. Mt all
,lealerS or pr A. W. Chase Medicine
% Dufalo. ". "
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
AEROPLANE FASHIONS
STIR OUTFITTERS

LONDON. Nov. 5.-Fashions FOR
aeroplaning already claim the atten-
ton OF London outftters. The fo'-
lowing suggestions for an aeroplanist's
outfit have been given by West End
maker OF motor clothes
THE aeroplanist should wear a
gaberdine coat with thick fieecy lin.
ing TO, keep out the cold. Over that
he might have loose and thick over.
coat, buttoning very high around the
neck. For lining, oppossum fur would
be the ideal thing. and the gloves
might also be lined with the same fur
For leg.covering pair OF breaches
OF the same material as the coat i,
and these. to keep out the cold should
he. tightly laced below the knees.
Thick stockings. with fur-lined CATERS
over them should keep the wearer' 3
fect warm.
For head covering the cap supplied
TO Arctic expenditions would suit the
aeroplaist II is knitted woody can
covered with cloth, with ear flaps and
flaps which could be pulled out a.
will on either side OF the face to pro
tect Ii against the wind
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
INSANE OVER DEATH:
THINKS HIMSELF SLAYER

LAPORTE. Ind. Nov. 5.-Wesley
Reynolds. l6 years old. was murdered
six years ago while protecting a bank
at Westville. Allen Koontz, citizen
of westville, became insane from
brooding over the fate of young Re-.
uolds. He will be committed 10 the
Logansport Insane asylum. Koontz
brooded over the tragedy until he be.
lieved himself guilty or the murder.
Koontz made an attempt TO assassinate
+. T.. Nichols, business man OF the
town, firing three shots at him. Mich
OILS was unintured.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
Tiff RECIPES
SIS FLUCTUATIONS

LONDON Ney. 5.--4A dispatch re-
ceived here from Rome says that the
Pope has cabled his congratulations
To William ii. Taft. whose election to
the presidency Is thought TO guaran-
Tee the acceptance Of the Pope's pro-
posals In the matter OF compensation
10 the religious congregations Of Porto
Rico.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 5.--As
soon as the returns Indicated the cleo
ton of Judge Taft. the Yale Alumnia
Weekly, through its editor. Edwin
Oviett. sent 10 him the following:
Fifteen thousand Yale alumni will
unite with us tonight In sincerely con-
graduating you, whose career has been
so signal an example OF disinterested
public service, on this splendid recog-
nition Of those qualities of mind and
heart which Yale has for so long
known and loved and honore6."
\ LONDON, Nov. 5.--The press OF
London regards the election OF William
H. Taft as "a matter for general and
worldwide congratulation, as IL ''in-
surss the continuance OF a policy"
wnich has been greatly approved In
England
BERLIN, Nov. 5.--The newspapers
generally greet the election OF NJ.
Taft with satisfaction. and the jour.
mails read BY the well.informed com
mercial classea publish eulogistic re-
views OF Mr.. Taft's career, with ex.
prcssions OF confidence In tho com
Ing administration.
TOXIC, Nov. 5.-The Japanese
newspapers contained editorials com
menting upon the results OF the cleo
ton In the United States. The .Ko.
kuming. which is credited with rep
resenting the views OF Premier Kat.
sura, says: NlN
The world must be congratulated
on the election OF Judge Taft. who
because OF his worldwide experience,
will probably prove TO be the ablest
president America ever elected"
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.--Three thous-
and or more kilograms OF congratula.
ton were delivered to Judge Taft.
They included messages from cabinet
Ioflcers. senator's, representatives
ambassadors. politicians. residents Of
the Philippine islands and the far
east. and personal friends and admir-.
lcrs Of Judge Tan. Many kilograms
/ came from business organizations and
labor societies throughout the country.
! G. Shaver telexraphed for himself
and 900 other laboring men In Okla
homa City: We are now assured OF
!; continued prosperity and We cant
stop cheering. We are laboring men
/. aud don't fear your iujunotiona" =
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
NEW MUM" NAMED
IN TAFT'S HONOR

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.--One OF the fea-
lures OF the national flower show,
which opens az the Coliseum tomo-
row, will be the President Taft chrys-
anthemun. This giant OF the flower
Kingdom is white mum" with foliage
OF velvety dark green, which florists
have pronounced one of the handsom-
est flowers ever produced In America.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
MICHIGAN PATENTS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. o.--Michigan
patents were issued ms follows: J.
l. Allen. Hastings, cpeating
clutch for die presses; NJ. r. c. c.
and II. +. Blood. kalamazoo, univer.
sal Joint; @. w. Cope, Detroit, fur.
mace; c. W. Elson. Grand Rapids. fold
ing box: A. Goetz and +. A. Jones
Grand Rapids, pasturization; J. r.
Jackson, Houghton. dam: c. J. Mat
thews. Grand Rapids. water gauge;
F. NJ Way, Detroit. invisible ear
drum; G.. z. Youmans. Galesburg, 70
tary cutter.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
FIRMS TO DISPLACE
HOUSEWORK GIRLS

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 5.--Mrs. Alice Pc
loubet Norton. assistant professor q:
household administration In the Un'-
versity OF Chicago, has suggested II
the Illinois club women that the time
is coming when household work will
be dore by business firms organized
for that purpose.
The hope that she held out for the
solution OF the servant girl problem
was that companies would be formed
10 furnish trained persons TO do all
the different branches OF hous cworll.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
Selfish Bow.

Mother (reading teiegram-Harry
telegraphs that the football match ls
over. and he came out OF It with three
broken ribs.
Father eagerly And who won?
Mother-He doesn't say.
Father tiently)--Confound It
all. That boy never thinks of anybody
but himself. Now must wait until I
get the morning paper.-Tit-Bits
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
Mind Your Business!

II you don't nobody will. 1t Is
your business to keep out OF all the
trouble you can and you can and will
keep out OF liver and bowel trouble
IL You take DR.. Kings New Life Pills
They keep blliousness, malaria and
jaundice out OF your system.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
'IIl6BRoKE. ONT. SWEPT
BY 100000 BLAZE

! PEMBROKE. Ont, Nov. "a IRE
kused $500, 900 loss In the business
kion Of this town. Starting in the
<1onal Manufacturing Co.'s foundry.
- tanned By . gale. the flames We're
{I4on down both sides OF the pripci-
\ businesst street 10 Inc river hank.
Nc loeal volunteer fire department
~ c1ufrol Sef the Are early In the
IA aid was sent from surround
+ Amr0g the places burned were:
~ D<clxron block. Freeman block.
<of block, Cunningham block. Penn
Milling Co.'s -four mill, Penn
i6 Vcolen mill National Manufac-
e. Cos foundry, Leland hotel,
= hotel and Quebec & Royal
pnches. There was no loss Of
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05

on The Pan-Anglican Congress and
the Lambeth Conference" Laymen
not members OF the club, are Invited
To be present az this meeting.
Prof. A. II. Griffith. OF the Detroit
Museum of Art, will give stereop-
tieon lecture. Thursday evening. In tho
New Thought church. Woodward-ave.
and Winder-st., on The Arr Of the
People" Admission free.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
81 pm LARGE eoTrLE
q. u. KIN SCI
49, Mi~Aisa..svs. s.A as4s wood
q WarA-ave.
SEE llneE WINDOW DISPLAY
Y OF 8. 3. B.
HARRIS TO CALL
EXTRA SESSION
6Hjose GOVERNOR WILD TO HAVE
hgPUsIicAN SUCCESSOR
TO FORAKER.

TOLEDO, o., Nov. Especial -
NV. Harris (Rep). badly beaten. will
IN an. extraordinary session OF tho
einlature to elect q Republican sue
S61ot TO Senator Foraker before the
)enocrats get In power. Il is reported.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
WON'T KNOW DEBS
VOTE TILL SATURDAY

NEW YORK, Noy. 5.--The Socialist
vote for Eugene v. Debs for president
will not pc ascertained until the end
OF the week, but the leaders of the
party declared last night that Debs
has probably doubled the vote he re-
ceived four years ago when he poiied
over 400, 900 votes, which would make
his total vote now all over the coun
try about 100000.
There Is much disappointment
among the Socialists over the defea'
of Morris Hilouist for( congress In the
Ninth district, as well as the failure
OF Robert Hunter and Judge Phelps
Stokes, TO be elected TO the assembly
.Can We duet" asked the tenor.
Can we sing the song before us
Can we do as they rechoir?"
And the answer was, "Of chorus"
Kansas City Star.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
LOVE FOR R|G0'S
WIFE CAUSE OF
DUAL TRAGEDY
WOMAN WHO MARRIED CLARA
WARDS FORMER AFFINITY Ac-
cusgs SUICIDE SHELLEY OF A
TRIPLE MURDER PLOT.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-petectives
who are investigating the murder OF
Mrs. Leonora SHIRLEY by her husband.
Nassib Abdullah SHIRLEY. who com
mitted suicide, were working today on
q theory that, for q time, SHIRLEY plot
ts~l to kill two other persons besides
his wife.
This theory Is supplied in state,
nent made by Mrs. Katherine Elmer
son RiEo. wife OF Janesi Rigo. the
viol!nis.. who once eloped with the
Princess Chimay. formerly Clara
Ward, Of Detroit. Mich. Mrs. Rigo,
who is a beautiful woman. declares
that Shiblcy was madiy IN love with
her. She makes this statement In re-
My to an interview with Mrs. jose
phine Noble, sister OF the slain woman.
In which Mrs. Noble blamed the trag-
edy upon Shibley's infatuation for
Mrs. Rigo.
Mrs. Noble was acquitted by q jury
in Long Island City OF the charge OF
having killed her husband, Peyton
Noble, In 1904.
Boasts OF His Love For Her.
Replying TO Mrs. Mobiles statement
Mrs. Rigo, In her luxurious apartment
tt l6S Lenox-ave., said:
LAS q matter OF fact SHIRLEY was
insanely infatuated with me. SHIRLEY
was so anxious TO be with my husband
and myself that. two months ago. he
endeavored To have Us Join him In en-
gaging a large apartment ON Riverside
Drive"
SHIRLEY. according TO his friends, be-
came a manager Of Rigo To spy on his
wife. II was only few days before
the double tragedy. In the SHIRLEY
home. sos West One Hundred and
wenty-second-st.. when the lawyer
chloroformed his wife and then cut
her wrists, that he asked the RIGGS TO
share an apartment with him.
The detectives put only one con-
struction upon Shibley's proposition.
This construction Is that he planned TO
kin two other persons besides his wife
and himself.
All sorts OF charges and counter
charges are being made by Mrs Noble
and Rigo.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
MADE THEIR BRIDAL
JOURNEY ON A DRAY

DULUTH. Mimi, Nov. 5.-After TN
marriage OF Miss Dorothy Haydn
Campbell To William J. Smith, at the
residence of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. s. Campbell. 1925 John
ave. the welded pair started for their
future home In the Broadway apart
ments, but not In the conveyance
which the bridegroom had engaged for
the purpose.
Through the scheming OF members
OF the bridal party when they went out
20 enter carriage they were forced
instead INTO q dray, on which were
two chairs draped In white, and. &C.
companied by members OF the party
Nth pans and other musical instru-
q. nts." were driven through the prih-
civ, streets OF the city.
It's poor policy to Judge n mans
worth he amount Of life insurance
he car
In hus' or No. widow looks
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05

In 1890 the value OF all farm pro.
ducts In the United States was 81
466, 100000; In 1900. s4,717.000, 900.
and In 1906. $1,000 100000, gain in
16 years Of nearly 1876 per cent.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05

brat0ry has been established at
gsrsity OF Colorado TO expert
III nre-killed timber. of which
great tracts in that state, in
<vor 10 md some use for II,
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
In Socie ty

Mrs. Clara d. Arthur, Mrs. Helen
Philleo-Jenkins, Miss Alice May Boil
tell and Mrs. Florence J. Spaldins
have gone TO Bay City 10 attend the
annual convention OF the Michigan
Women's Suffrage association.
The Detroit Central High school
house OF representatives will debate
a bill To provide for a New Ship
Canal at St. Clair Flats" at 8 o'clock
Friday afternoon. The bill will be IN
troduced by Harold r. Mcqueen, Cali
fornia. The public is invited.
The monthly membership entertain
ment viii De given In the Y. w. G..
A. auditorium, Thursday evening.
when an attractive program OF music
and readings will be presented. rhe
soloists will be Miss Chatters, vocal
list. and Miss Colwell, whistler, and Il
to of young women from the Noble
School OF Elocution will give read
ings.
The Eastacole club will give It's Sec
ond dancing party. Friday evening.
Nov ~. in Apers hall, corner or Eigh-
tecnth and iinden-sts. Music will be
furnished ~ Finney's orchestra.
The annual sale and supper for the
benefit OF the Protestant Orphan asy-
lum takes place Thursday In the home.
Nc. 9Ss Jeferson-ave The sale Is
from 10 8 O'Clock this evening. and
supper will be served from $3.50 TO
1880 O'Clock.
Westminster Guild OF the Highland
Park Presbyterian church will give a
musical tea. Thursday evening. in the
home OF the president. Miss Mildred
Watson, No. 1879 Woodland-ave.
The first annual meeting OF the De-
troit Church club will be held In St
Johns parish house, Thursday even
ing, at T:45 o'clock. After the busi-
ness meeting there will be an address
nv the HI Rev Charles ID. Williams
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05


~ Am.r.Sai. i,rs, abound n.
kich poS-eEs Enc raost valuable
virtues 10 2bIadan.ly attested
Of the most eminent medical
Md teacher. ..vca tho untu-
Iians lad discovered thcrnselul-
,1any native piants before tho
- the white race. This in.orms-
|DAfted freely 20 the whites, led
70 coniinu invest cations until
vhave Z rich assortment OF most
" xmcfscaD nieaicia-i ROOFS
<E. - -
nn,ievss that Our American for
~ mops valuable medicinal roots
ns0se otssinase aud fatal dis
"a ppper1y invss;;gAte them;
<6k5Un OF this conviction. he
~ s(inlden Me6scal Dts
nrnxnp- lffxlk N &c iha
och- tCntc. Qxer ipx.cnk--
- rSQnll1ofA AR1 1l229
q 81 |0 ~ and other a9ecstOae Of
~ ~ ~ curative action. The
n1 K f6sos theee and many other
1e76>n ~ cDoarly shown N little book
o6eoc1n from The standard medIcal works
~ = nailod NJ - any sddreee By Dr. X
q 6losca " Brssio. y. y. " AL sssdiSs
ornok ~ - same. IN ~.
& - - -
- - >ayvSaosa IN ~ unparalleled
Errr = r lcuuo1ontly making q womene
660l1Nk oGQ1ooesA vsaknsse0 anA
nISf ~ b6nsk = DE- PierceS
1>2 5000 = = s.Dly sssssssa
TIT 4. }cs'sfss ss. s see,
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05
BOTANIC
BLOOD BALM
(B. =. b.
CURES TARoUch The BLOOD
Bone Pains, Risings, Itching,
Scabby Skim Pimples, Old
n Mattery Swellings, Blood
Poison.
Blood Humors. Cancer. Ulcers
Eating Sores, Rheumatism.
Read how 3. b. B. Cures and get
a bottle from Kinsel's Drug
Store.

Detanic Hood Dsin IN. =. b. is =
lpowerfdl. trustworthy, poisonous
Blood Purifier and maker OF new. rich
Blood botanic Bloom Balm drives all
thr poisonous matte: from the system.
at tie SAME time sending u iood OF
pure. rich blood direct TO the skin sur
Faces, bones. joints and stomach. In
thls way every sore. piinple or eczema
trre quickly healed and cured. complete
{4y changing the entire body i5to a
clean, healthy condition. IL disa2point-
ed Of a cure BIZ other methods. then
try curing yourself through the Blood
nv taking Is. Il. i. This wonderful
remedy has been thorousnly terted for
over 30 years. and IN that time has
cnrea thousand. OF the most dsep-sest-
ed Blood troubles.
n. n. n. PLEASANT TO TAKE.
blood Balm Is an excellent and very
esfrectiye means OF conveying To the in
snrrnost recesscs of the body. even to
<he very bones. the purifying elements
10 necessary TO poor. weak. diseased
blood which IL built I'D aud strength
ened--the aches and pains in the bones
and Joints vanish az tho mist before the
Brain Gag. Nervous Exhaustion.
pale. Sailow Skin. ana Liver Troubles.
nre replaced by Clear Complexion. an
Active Brain. ana NomDlete restoration
OF Nerve Tissues All Sores. Ulcers
scabs. and Pimrles are healed. and a
sperpaanent cure made.
" =. 3. n. HiGhly HecemnenasA for
:Deaaly Cancer. Lumps or Sores on lips.
fnoo or any part OF the body.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05

In hus' or No. = a widow looks
out for No
The Detroit times., 1908-11-05

Tho Eastacole club will give its Sec
ond dancing party. Friday evening.
Nov IL. in Apel's hall, corner or Eigh-
tecnth ami Linden-sts. Music will be
furnished IN Finney's orchestra.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-07-09
Tho Future Canal Tran,c.

Trade is not built up In day. II
the Panama canal ia to begin to make
a return on rhe investment during the
lifetime Of the generation which builds
1t the government must prepare to
meet the competition which will enter
the field. The noise about the canal
has been a great advertisement for the
regions whose trade will be affected by
It. An immense volume Of traffic will
be required to meet the bare expenses
Of operation and maintenance.
1t goes without saying that II any
part of the trade which would natural
ly move through the canal as matter
of convenience can be diverted to other
channels other nations will be wise In
advance and have their pipes laid, even
though 1t require heavy subsidies to
keep them in the field. Great Britain
Will never look on with Indifference
while one morsel Of the coast or island
trade Is In danger Of slipping into the
hands of commercial rival. The
Tehuantepec route ia an example Of
what a wide awake government can
do In the way Of establishing shorter
channel for trade between the oceans.
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the Justice court OF the north Emmett pre-
cinct. county OF Canyon, state OF Idaho, befor,
d. NJ. Stokesberry, justice Of the peace.
j. McNish, Plaintiff, VS.. E. J. Deane De
PENDANT.
The state OF idaho sends greeting to E. j
Deane, defendant.
You are hereby summoned TO appear befor,
me al my ONCE in North Emmett Precinct, IL
the county OF Canyon, state OF idaho on the I'll
day OF August, 1903, At 10 o'clock q. m. in al
action brought against you by said plxintln, Il
answer the complaint Of the above named plain
III tled therein Said action Is brought to re-
cover from you the sum Of &l9. 55 on first cause
OF action, for goods, wares and merchandise
sold and delivered TO you by the plaintiff on an6
prior TO May It'll, 1906, and $5S 90 on a secon1
cause OF action, on an order of George Reed or
you, given plaintiff together with interest OIL
each OF said sums All OF which more fully ap-
pears in plaintiffs complaint on file, copy
OF which IS herewith served, hereby referred &c
and the contents thereof are hereby made parl
OF this summons, or judgement will be taken
against you for the sum OF 1915 and interest
together with costs OF suit, II you fail TO appear
and answer.
To the sheriff or any constable of the said
county of Canyon, greeting: Make legal service
and due return hereof,
Given under my hand this 18th DAY OF June,
1908 D. M. SToKEsBERRY.
Justice OF the Peace OF North Emmett Pre-
cinct, Canyon county, Idaho.
Finley Monroe, Attorney for Plaintiff, resid-
snce, Emmett, Idaho.
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ALIAS sUaaaaoM

In the Justice cont OF NJgth Enmett Pre-.
cinct, county OF Canyon, state OF IdAhe
J, W. Cook. plaintiff. N Eugene J. Dsaae
defendant
The state Of Idaho sends greeting 70 Eugene
J. Deane, Defendant.
You are hereby summoned 20 appear before
me IT my once in North Enmett pfectnet
county OF Canyon, state Of Idaho, on Tho t4th
day Of August. 1908, 1t 10 O'Clock .. N, Of said
date, In An action brought against you BY said
plaintiff, to answer the complaint OF the above
named plaintiff Said action II brought TO rooov-
or from you the sum OF go 90 for rent alleged 70
be due the said plaintiff from you for . certain
building sftuated IN the town ol EN- nett. Idaho,
on lots TO-. II aud u Of block 8 OF the Original
towuaite Of Emmett, according 70 the plat there
OF, for the months OF February, March and
April, 1906 which said building was rented by
you from said. plaintiff and that you Agreed 70
pay therefor the sum rs bove stated but that
you failed, neglected and refused To do 90 and
that same Is now due aud owing; all Of which
more fully appears from plaintiff compliant
on 1le In this action, hs-eby referred 70 acd .
copy OF which Is hereunto attached and served
upon you, or plaintiff will apply 70 the conrt for
judgment against you for the sum OF 5000 to-
gether with costs or this action II you fall to ap-
pear and answer.
To the sneiin or any constable OF said county,
greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Dated this 18th day of June. 1903.
D. n. SToKRsBERY,
Justice OF the peace, said North Emmett
Precinct.
Geo. F. Zimmerman, Attorney for the plain
tiff, residing at Emmett, Idaho
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