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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23

The swine breeders have joined the
sheep and goat raisers in a demand
for a bounty and wolf scalps. The cat
tlemen would like to see the lobo eX.
terminated but have no quarrel with
the cayote In fact, they rather like
him
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23

A famous recipe for cooking a rab-
bit begins: First catch the rabbit
The same thing applies to getting
money out of hogs: First raise the
hogs. Getting the money for them is
easy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23

In about two dozen battle ground"
States the spellbinders are making the
welkin ring every day and every
night.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23

If the United States should be in
volved in a war within the. next fifty
years and Hebron were alive he would
say, 81 told you SOL"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23

Hazing is the lawlessness in thhe
bud and should be nipped.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23

Entered at the Postoffice In Bryan,
Texas, as second class matte.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23

Hon. Sterling p. Strong is the beer.
less leader of Texas in this campaign
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23
Sacrifice Sale.

My home place, lots, well and out
houses for 100000.
> room house l 10 lots on corner
with well and out houses, price $3.50.
) room house 1 - lots in middle of
blocks well and out houses, price 1925
3 lots on Lamar ST. vacant, $500.
2 room house on lot, not complete
price $3.50.
Phone 367 or address p. o. box 164
Bryan, Texas. $50.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23

From Mr.. Coulter, who isc now in
st. Louis replenishing his stock Of
merchandis, The Eagle received a let
ter Wednesday morning stating that
he had put in the entire day Monday
selecting pretty patterns in calico,
ginghams and outings. BY making the
trip to st. Louis and visiting the stores
personally he has secured patterns
and prices which would have been i'm
possible to obtain if ordered in the
usual way by mail or wire. Mr.. Coul
ter has systematized the work he will
do while away. Monday was spent as
already mentioned. Tuesday the en-
tire day will be devoted to selecting
ladies' skirts and ladies goods
Wednesday yesterday ladies' skirts
shoes and so\on. In few lines of a
personal natufe to the editor Mr. |
Coulter SAYS that money is rather tight |
yet in St. Louis, and being in posi-
ton to pay spot cash for everything
he obtained a great adyan-
tage in the way Aof price concesSis
He is not just suEsuIAeI
able to leave for II
large purchases at Z
taking lis time in ma,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23

BRYAN, TEXAS, OCT. 23, 1908.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23
Shapes,
P/un7eS,
Wings,
Etc.

1t would be an ideal line to select
your wants from at quite a saving
Beaver hats are very popular All
shades at reduced prices. All orders
will be finished as promised.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23
New line of
New line of
Tailored Suits
and Skirts

Models different-no two alike.
After this date we will have on the
second floor an expert tailor who
knows how to make alterations
should your suit need any changes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20

II 20 7ss s. c. Gay 8 Co.. 1909
IL 20 20 s. a Gay q Co.. i.7s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20
His Old COLLEGE, cbOn,

A conductor sent a new br,Lsu,.
put some tramps OF the train. \
were riding In a box car. The IA
man dropped into the car ana I,
where are you fellows golper :
Atchison." "Well, you can't i
Atchison on this train, 50 n,
"You get" came the reply, and !.
brakeman was looking into III. n
ness end OF gun he took the "A.
given him and got" He went b,s,
the caboose, and the conductor 4,
him If he had put the fellow,
NO. he answered, a did not ID
the heart to put them of. They q
to go 70 Atchison, and, besldeS Z.
are old schoolmates Of mlnes
conductor used some very stronr I.
guage and then said he wOul !
them OF himself. He went over :
car and met with the same expeas|
as the brakeman. When be got I'd
the caboose. the brakeman said, IA
did you put them off?' "Naw. III
schoolmates OF mine tOo"-WsIlluF
(Kan.) News.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20
HaI.vx and III. Due d, Morn.

1t may not be generally known
what circumstances Haleyy OWED
advancement in the French civil 4
fee to the Due de MOrny. The dusa
amateur Of the arts, had begun b u
the libretto OF comic opera Of "a
Offenbach was to provide the AZ
He found that he had not The tlms-
perhaps that he had not the talent
finish 1t. He sought a collabOraln' (
HaIevy came to the rescue and =
his secret. When. therefore, The
Of the ministry OF Algeria. waia
held. was suppressed he had no ns
ton In asking his august patron ~
post which he sought on the Isaa
Ofnciel. "The very thlngT sErliaa
the duke. There Is six months
ton when the chamber Is not si
so that you will have plenty q
TO write for the stage" And y
him a note to the head Of The aeI
ment, consisting Of the simple "
''Afake arrangements to give TIE =
the post for which he will asa -
Westminster Gazette.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20
just a Fish s,o,,.

Forty years ago. whom Wy
captain Of an East IDdi, ny y. ntSsp
while or the coast of IA. slaGi'g 4
equator ECU. the ships carpenter =, -, as' 1
sick and died. He was was b
canvas Saai and with him we rs| ga. y
kit Of tools and grindstoDo q :, sessdd
to sink him. Services war. 'T' 20
the body committed to tbe 80. Oed I
-Four days later the sS,o ~
overheard. and a great sbars y
under the stern and swalIovst ~. \
before be could be reached 's
The next day the sbart No..
lowing the ship. A shark \ So ~ I
baited and put over the stern ,o .,
shark was caught, but was q i ~.
could not be taken on bOara -. J.
were obliged to shoot him. h v.
so plump and large the mats ~
an old whaler, wanted 10 ~ s "'l',
side and cut the fish omen u
lowered over and cut a bols !. |.
shark and was surprised to bs., y
and on looking in saw the ShI,,. |,
turning the grindstone for ths \
carpenter. who was sharDeDID,
ak 20 cut their way out.
MY father, who is eighty yesu
can Eouch for this that it ia,
story, Boston Journal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20

"Talklng Of our British eoaan,
qulred the tax attorney Of Ias
ern Pacific. swell, | beard -
other day. Big fat BntisheI
into one OF those compartments
last moment. There was 50 ~"
IN there reading his neWsp'pe. (,
"Its sixty miles TO my Nlu
marked the Englishman. aAa
old chap. I'm treating u SA
wounded foot. and say 7 49,
mind. III put some Of this 80. -.
my ankle. BcastIy smelling 80.
$50 ahead, said the Ans'. !, N
when be got the full odo' ~, y
showed 10 q window and 80 "a
cigar aud lighted Il and ees''
away vigorously. ,.r,,,S
"sHere. here. my good - ,,.
tested the Engilshmah' - q
smoking compartment
cisco Chronicle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20


aNgem.sahlh." asked yga--
dian girl Of her English $50 $50
DO you wear those sad e'''''
IKE them -. Hal
Il am IN mourning lAii'~
custom az Euslish 'hdlaa -. \
-But black & the eoiof : - 4
sahIb. and yes yoa 49, !. - q
you die you 20 20 aea''.. : ,.,.s Z
why not b. glad fos - = us
ale ana wear co.os So ~ =
birds and d0wefs 80 ~
when the Sun sa.a.s - -.
make your coloFs = \ - y
are strange Pe0P.e.
diau Aha
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20

me sympatArsie F.. -, I. . 7
very hard % lose - - 50
anisa q plunspr1 l 80 49,
cd chap. igs ne 80,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20

! \ = 90 . y. -. n. a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20

is 70 :. H. 9. Baldwin. ~. ss4
10 20 Y. schafer Bittinger TAO
10 . 20 Va 0. 9. Husband ". i.97
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20
II % los s. 0. Cay & Co.. sac

/" II 20 los 8. 0, Cay 6 Co. sac
:. :. AS s. Q. Gay a CO. SOS
+. II I" /" 8 Q, Gay q Co.. asa
X II 20 $ $. O. Gay a Co.. All
20 90 oliver a sHlnsfsi
low ....-..... AL
~ . 20 iso Oliver q s,rlnxtsl
low ....,...-... 47s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20
DEEcRTPTToN OF LAND.

sections s and 4...........
Lots /, 2, 3, A, 8, s, Z and s, b.
10, and lots S and s, B. IL,
Orange Heights, IN Sect's 8 and
Lots and .. d. IL, and lots /,
2, 3, s, ., 10 and IL. B.
n. Orange Heights, In sec
lions 8 and ................
s acres in subdivision OF lots
and 4, and lot ~. Block
IL, subdivision Of lot B,
Block A, Orange Heights. y.
Lots and 2, B. is, Orange
Lots 10. III, II. 10. orange Heights
2 acres as described on Deed
Book 10, page 1888. from s. L.
Daughtry 10 Jacob POns
III Of lot 8 ....,.....,...,.
81 OF NwN Of NEh ...
SEA OF NWH ................
LOT ..s.,......l
Part Of lot 2 on BelIamy Ave.
and Quail st.. Melrose
~ -. -. -. !. fataW
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
Literary Neas and Criticism.

Auguste Comte. From being a student of
came a disciple and later q thrall To be sure
we hear occasional protest from Mr. Harri-
son that he differs with Conte In some particu-
lars but when we have made generous allow
ance for these claims it remains doubtful
whether the nid-Victorian period has shown an
bondage Our modern world is under high in
debtedness 10 Cornte for his stimulus to- sociol-
ogy, and the debt will be remembered by those
who may not feel free to join Mr.. Harrison in
ecstatic praises Useful as Comte was he was
not everybody collectively, and we fancy that
If our author had studied Kant with some of
the zeal ne lavished on the founder of Positiv-
ism he might have been able TO offer steadier
foundations for religious belief and he might
have seen greater possibilities for a catholic
faith even within the limits of the naked rea-
son."
Mr.. Harrison's countryTnen may be unwilling
to accept him as more than stammering oracle
in matters of faith yet they long ago learned
his worth a man of letters and publicist
AS a wise student of public affairs he has seen
the porterts without ceasing TO be the melicrist
that George Eliot said he was. To the service of
his country he has brought a cleanIy spirit and
a patriotism without guile. We have his word
of doubt; and surely no one could begrudge him
the serenity Of his conviction that society has
ailments that Conte cannot cure
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
PLANTS OF THE NOISE L0RN.
Public Service Commission Asked to Stop
Racket of Traction Lines.

An assortment of inharmOnioUs sounds Is slated
for denuncfation in half a dozen letters Of COM
pIaint which were received yesterday from Police
Commissioner Bingham by the Public Service Com
mission.
W. A W. TeqUier. who signs himself Late = O
officer L 5. a IS positive that the noise made
by the cars Of the Coney Island & Brooklyn Rail-
road Company. as they cross Atlantic and Franklin
avenues. may rfghtfUlIy be called Internal ~ n
McAulifre. of No. : Prospect Place. says that he
and his negh5ors have given uD the idea OF sleep
ing owing 10 q broken track in First avenue.
between 10Th and 4st streets Emily c. Hallock. OF
No q West 11th street. AYERS that she is fast be-
coming a candidate for the insane asylum on ac-
count of the nocturnal activity Of gang Of men
who are relaying the Sixth avenue surface ear
tracks right in the shadow Of the night court at
jefferson Market H q. Armstrong tells OF
deafenilg caused 5y a detective track In
Broadway. between STth and sSth streets. The Mon
arch Light Company threatens to move away from
No 40 West 125th street unless the racket made by
gets a quick quietus and adds that il is driving
away persons who would otherwise attend nearby
church. and Fanny Casey thinks the shrek Of the
brakes the Madison avenue cars Is enough to
pulverize the stoutest OF ear drums.
The commission has already sent out inspectors
10 investigate most OF the complaints. and viii give
the Police and Health departments every possible
assistance in quelIing unnecessary noises during
night day
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
WHEN IS 4 NOISE NOT A EoIsEi
When It's Soothing Bell, Say Police, bat
Captain Carson Wants to Know

When Police Commissioner Bingham issued his
anti-nOise order ten days ago. he wrote: The
exercise OF a little common viii enable the
police 10 distinguish what Is purely unnecessary
noise" Now Captain Carson. OF the West i5ta
street station wants 10 know.
Following the vide publicity given Commissioner
Bingham order. Captain Carson got probably nno-s
letters containing complaints than any other police
captain il, the greater city. and each got a few
To Captain Carson went complaints about the poor
people OF the city visiting in Morningssde Park and
being noisy therein Some (the captain went
name any One) wrote that the bells OF the Convent
OF the Sacred Heart, in Convent avenue az hist
street. were noisy. and also that the bells Qiks
church belIsl at the ST. Regis House. Riversids
Drive and i4Sth street were IAN unnecessary
noise"
The captain sent out plainclothes policemen TO
get after the bells. Back the report that the
bells not noisy The bells are soothing
the cops reported. 1T might be the bells keep EN-
awake" thought the captain. he sent out other
cops 10 report the same bells ''SOothing-very
soothing came back the report
The captain says "a little common sense tsnt
enough, and wants a rulfuy
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
he did noo. they are prophetic. They ru,

he did not), they are prophetic. They run
thus
Gallorunn pull Tauro bella paraount
Ecce beant bella, tune fert vexiila Pueia
(The young Cocks OF France will prepare war fos
Bull
Lo breaks out. Maid raises her standardo
Here the cocks certainly stand for France. the
Maid is the Maid of Orleans, and Bun Is shai
say, John Bull?
But 1 am not so sure that Taurus tbulD Is
John Bull. Is not Taurus something astronom-
;cal. the sign of month? If so, of what month .
l led 10 fear that Taurus is not John Bull.
but month"; because. in other chronograms or
that period 1 find the Crab. the Fishes, the
Twins.
Now, Mars moves into the Bull (Taurus) IN
March-April as 1 gather from Mr.. Baikie's star
maps and the Maid raised her standard on
April %, 1929.
Thus. I fear that the early mention OF John
Bull is not authentic: the Leopards were the
sign of England. However. at al events, we
find the French cocks
This prophecy is supposed TO have encouraged
the French much and demoralfzed the Eng
lish So terribly, that Bull was defeated. But 1t
only tells the public what they knew already,
and does not predict French successes; ii only
states What has happened. and wisely declines
to prognOSticate results
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01


1t requires some patience to wait for the last
chapters of THE War in the Air. that novel Of
the future by Mr.. H. G. Wells which has been
running serially through THE Pail Mall Maga-
zine" He has never been more audaCiOus than
in this picture of what the development of the
flying machine might come to mean to the world.
and he has never been more sklful in lending
verisimilitude to a fantastic work of the imagi-
nation. He outlines appalling possibilities, but
he does not assume, he has seemed to as
sumo in some other similar stories, that
kind will change and become less sensitive to
pain and cruelty with the march OF the years.
After the scenes of murderous warfare which he
presents in this latest tale of his he
young German officer, a representative soldier
Of the future, to say
and cruel folly stupidity and laundering hate and
selfish ambtion-all the things that men have
Smallways what muddle and confusion life has
always Peenathe & battles and On masSacres @ and dis dis
sweatngs the lynchings and cheatings: This
morning l am tired OF 1 It all as though I'd JuSt
out When en- man an Is tired Of life suppose it. Is
over me. Death is close to me. and know | nave
got to end. But think of all the hopes had only
1t was ali a sham There were no begin
nings. We're just ants in ant-hilI cities.
rambles into nothingness. New York-New York
fool! ''l l--' ''-'OO0
They're smashing up their civiization before they
have made it The sort of thing the English did
French at Casablanca, is going everywhere.
Everywhere! Down in South America even, they
no place is at peace There is no place where a
woman % and her daughter ga can III hide and be al peace
night Quiet people go out in the morning. and
driDDing death
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01

THE SPORTING RIFLE The shooting ot sg @ a Priai Ll
Game. together with a DescE4P't,1n " 49, xosSS
Glasses of Sporting NeaI2hs- ~ hg G,,ne,,,s sors
Illustrated. 4to. PIP XVI III td = putnam 0''
THE; ONEIDAs. BY J. K bloomfield 4uuscateu- eNO'
PIP xii. 39+ tAlden Brothers9
A record missionary work arens the Ihaials,
-, -,o1,u>,TAN links BY Porter GarnetJ. Illus
TIE ISr1o m xvi 1877 (San Francisco: bohemian
Club III.
An account Of the midsummer fest.Vais ot the 'i-
- - - 4 POSITION AND HOW TO KEEP IT
With Special Hints TO various ClssSes ~ P44S,,-- e
BY Roland Han ionlo pp VI Af'. " N -
Wagnals Company
,--,,r-r >Tr IN FIFTY LESSONS A Practical Guide
TO Working knowledge ara command OF ihe ,s -"
International Language BY EcInohd FIi'a'- A"N
% 165. tFleTning n ReveH Company
ESPERANTO AT A GLANCE The lnternaI,eI93!t ,I L-an
Vocabulary BY Edmond
Privat. limo, pp. W. 'F4e'Alhs II ANS"'
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
GIFT OF $4,000 TO MIDDLesuRY.

NIfddIeburv Vt July M.-President Thomas. OF
MiddIeburv College announces a gift TO the insti-
tuition of SS0Ooo made through a member OF the
hoard of trustees residing in New York City. This
sum will be applied toward the slO1u" Which the
college is trying secure as the result Oh cohol
,io,,ai oYar Of DIR d X Pearsons of Chicago, 20
f, 90, o.o when 81 ooo additional contributed
by others. Other subscriptions bTlns the amount
so far received up 20 about ssz'uN
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
BOOKS OF THE " ZEN
FICTION.

- ,,r,ov-~ PPoTHFR By Stanley Porta
THE LII iI;tS ~ % m 312 paul Reynolds.)
-. :. adventure IN the Philippia-s-
AUNT MAUD. By Ernest oidrneadO"- A-N'' ~ ~
CThe Mcclure Company)
H.. storv written in diary form
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
TRAVEL.

THE NORTH WEST PASSAGE Being the Record o. a
TovsEa Of F,xploration Of ship Gjoa- le'c-lsot
BY Roald Amuudsen. With a supplement- uS ris'
Lieutenant Hansen. Vice Commander or me tApel4I
2 mans Syo pp Kilt S35; tx. 39T- (E. P Dutton
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
IuVENIlE.
MIscELLANE EOuS.

\ CEILD's GUIDE TO PICTURES. ~ Tb BaSsr 4
CafFn. Illustrated 1RTIlo' pP- -~S- NA ~ -
TAYLOR Company
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
JOHN BULL"
4ndrcao Lang on the Origin Of the so5riquet
of EnQlqnd.

From The London Illustrated News
When did John Bull become the sobriquet of
England, and how long has the cock been, so to
speak the totem-or al least the symbolic bird
OF France? / thought that Bull and the cock
were quite late representatives of the two
tions, but till 1 looked more closely saw some
reason to doubt
The reason is this: In 1929 there circulated
among the French, then at with England
and Burgundy. ''chronogran" which was at
tributed 10 the Venerable Bede The medieval
public -oalle how confused the Christian historian
Bede with Merlin the heathen seer of King Ar
thur and Bede was supposed TO have been a
prophet and 10 have left predictions in manu-
script
A ''chIonogram" is a short piece of or
prose. usually of Latin verse, which IS
moria technica of date. The letters in the verse,
which also Roman numerals. such NJ, a
thousand; c. a hundred; L. fifty; V. five-are
selected. their numerical values added to-
gether, and the result is the date.
The cnronogTam attributed to Bede is
Bis sex cUculh. bis septem
sociG bunt.
Literally translated this means, "Tyventy-si six
cowls' (or mOnks) will band themselves to-
gether" But the line contains an II Ga thou
sand), three Cs nhree hundredD. two LIS an
other hundred which gives 1900 The smaller
Roman numerals. the US being VS. (dves), and
the Is being each equiv alent to l, make twenty
nine so We get 1929. the date required.
The next verses deal in prophecy or rather
state facts: though il Bede wrote them (Which
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01

horrible design. And we shall not forget him
SO long as these have power to touch our sense
of mystery and awe"
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
BOOKS md AUTHORS.
Current Talk of Things Present
and TO Come.

1.-The Gentleman is the title of a forthcom-
ing romance of the by Mr.. Alfred Ollivant,
author of Bob, Son of Battle" The story, it
is said deals with an attempt by Napoleon to
kidnap Nelson during the admrals visit to
England. The Gentleman" of the story, Ma
poIeons agent in the attempt, is an Irishman,
a soldier a poet and peer The book is de-
scribed as IAN epic of Imperialism
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01

Mr. Swinburnes new book. THE Age Of
Shakespeare" is to be published by the Har-
pers early in the autumn. The volume is to be
opened by dedicatory poem to Charles Lamb
The Lamar register., 1908-07-29
SUM MoNs.


State of Colorado 3.s. In the County
G GSnn'y Of B BaGws5s' p,a,n Sas-'
J. Harry Van Arsdale. Defendant
The People of the State OF Colorado.
ant above named. GREETfNG:
You are hereby required to appear In
an action brsught against YOU by the a \.
court eSv Of P PsowePs a, COUNTY STATE Of COY
orado. and answer the complaint there
in within twenty days after the service
or. 4 served out Of this County. or BY
the ssrvic: hereof. saoiSsl I've S' of the
viii be taken against you according to
copy OF the complaint in the above
the ssrzss Ss1sof
additional to the time hereinbefore
Wi Be allowed Sssore the ah esine Of
Judgment by default as aforesaid
at, The said aStion Is brought to quiet
situated In the town Of Granada, County
One Is Two Saj and Threess1 in BLOCK
according to the recorded plat thereof
as will more fully appear from the COM
plant In said action to which reference
is hereto attached
you fail to appear. and to answer the
SAID viii s ss1ss ss
the relief demanded in. said complaint.
said Court at Lamar. in said County,
this LIST day Of July. A. D. 1903.
The Lamar register., 1908-07-29

sIn1. OF ?, cP P."xaI In the countycourt

D n1t OF 81 P1Sx.Is the count'court
J. W. Morse, Plaintiff.
Richard A. Ellis, The Am.ri- SUMMONS
lean Mortgage TrustCompany (
sndAnthony Ii. Heber trustee
for the use OF The American
Mortgage Trust Co. Defendants
The People of the State OF Colorado.
To Richard A, Ellis, The American Aortgage
Trust Company and Anthony u. Aeber trSssee
Company the defendants above named, erect
ing:
You are hereby. required 70 appear In an
sf9a sFG IN Ss n
State Of Colorado. and answer the plant
. sI1.s within a.ss Iii :t ceu I'll;
served out of this County, or by Publicstion'
within thirty days after ths ssrylSS ns5'Gr ~
the prayer Of the COMPLAINT. And Il copy o.
y rvei With this summons, or II the service here.
of be made out of this State, then Tn d4ys
additional TO The time EN- Ss sso%sd bsfoge
the taking of judgment by default - siore..'u'
The said action is brought to quiet title 60
ss spS s,s Of
to Wit: . =, ..,.,on tvepty-
nine in township twenty-one south OF range
forty -five west Of the sixth Principal Meridian.
containing one hundred sixty acres. more az
less, according to 0Overnment surrey. - vi
more fully appear from the complaint IN said
action to which reference 10 here made copy
which complaint is hereto attached
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and to answer the said complsin IS
above required, the said plaintiff will cause
Judgment by default to be entered against you
for the relief demanded in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
Court a. Lamar, in said County. this 18th DAY OF
GEORGE II. THORNE.
Judge and Acting Clerk.