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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-24

To destroy the pest Of flies IA the
summer kitchen. simmer together one
pint Of milk. pound Of raw pr brown
sugar and two ounces d pepper. Place
Faucers containing the mixture around
the house It means almost instant
death % the flies and the stun p harm
less
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-24


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-24

Il takes abous - seconds for short
message 10 60 from one end q the
Atlantic cable 20 ths other. This Is
about 100 miles 3 second
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-24

Now is tho time to get rid of your
rheumatism. You win find Chamber
lain's Liniment wonderfully effective
One application viii convince you Of
lts merits. Try It For sale BY en-
dealers. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-24

J. ". Howell a popular druggist d
Greensburg. Ky.. says we use Cham
bsrlains cough remedy in our own
household ana know it is excellent
For sale BY All dealers DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-24

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m s1-t.a y szE VIZ
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a. a m4g1r s1- 1511-
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a sEatla l arlal
He s -a-us wz -a ats
CEz s1 1sergm
cs -1= s q s rEe
1ssr win 1s a1-as-i ce tl=
r1as dirty y aL he 20 E-
~ ~ s-szl rE 49,
ra--s - a1 M -s 1e-z-ee
Pzsz nat sid tnsF q s1s FIRE
a reeers - extra
,s--snss-la- ~ Is ss-r5lss q ra.
s
s T 80 eanez
f5aas 30 ara-ara4 ca. azrp.sra-zo-s II
s..als who 1asse 10 60 slse~z1
r Ca anF h-zzlngs aHeest
eral tsn pouar aeuses and sae-
r4sagns e,e11gg % Fhe e.srEE5c
saat c- sssee- railway eo-Es1iea oE-
ersHrx uncsr franc se5 aaal far
Kiss tas cry a g3o1 aad sufEeient
tcrs z tae sm n ore tAouzan1 1ol-
faT gl e ~ gsz-satse mat
ss snsauztor v else.rse wiring
ssserse nxurss AID zDgarztzz sssii
81 * secogLz1es win xas Require
meats y tA1s ordinance.
sest5n Thai I'll companies.
firms. co-gartnerEzips c0Epcrztiols or
srsiTidaa.a SHALL. befors beginning Az
electrical work oy anT additions ID ~
mzse TO old wlrin. make written ab-
raesnoa gor permit 10 the ei11srleai
Grsssossoa department. and shall Day
sss gd departneat the inspection
~ rsasEss b. tas following schedule
Fos rorxalng in of concealed wir-
snx ~ for open wi-ing first axe So
gg-s ~ Traction thereof f.fsy cents
rrm each asdironal ontistg. five
fess cen.s.
For Installing CONDUIT first i've 10
oe4,sts n fraction raereog nlty cents
5~4. eseh additional outlet i've cents
,fes
For Installing fixtures, fans. are
is~ drop lights. or switches on con
eesied On conduit wiring FOR five
f-. Or fraction thereof fifty cents
-m esch asdtioaal fixture. fan arc
ugst droD ngat or switch five f.G5}
ceasg each
go charge ID BE- made for switches
wten located in approved cabinets.
ror signs one fgI.c09 dollar each.
Por motors ard generators. one
sourth u-s 10 three CsJ IT p. one
dollar GsIcGl eactL over three fsJ
II five r5y II. p Two dollars 5000
each
FOR addition to 4oId work. FOR one
outlet q cents. fyr more than one and
rot more than five, sl.n9. For eacf
outlet in excess Of five l0c. Tx
term outlet IN this clause ls intend
cd 10 mean either the outlet, fixture
or both when installed al the sans
slne. and only requiring one inspee
ton.
If FOR any reascu after permit fl
issued it is necessary TO provide al
ditional outlets. fee OF 50 cents shal
be charged for each five additiona
outlet ar fraction thereof and fiyr
cents acr each additional outlet no
4 included FL tie permit, and j new per
nit must BE- taken out to cover same
Temporary Permits.
section 4. Where, from good an,
gufficient cause, ii is necessary q
have electricity on any installation be
II e. rt,.f ,.1s+frs,.s.s s.-.r, he r.g,,es5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14
NEGRO WARNS DEMOCRATS
Lawyer Says Party Will Suffer II
Cuvillier Bill Is Vetoed.

The Cuvillier bill providing for the estao-
,shment OF negro regiment In greater
Nav York. which has passed both houses
NJ the State Legislature. is the subject OF
considerable comment among the leading
negroes of this city. The opinion seemed
10 prevail that Governor Dix would veto
the measure.
Rufus L. Perry, negro lawyer OF Brook
lvn. who visited Albany several times IN
the interest OF the bill. said last evening:
"If Governor Dix vetoes the bill provid-
ing for the organization Of negro regi-
rnent in this city he will lose the negro
vote and the Democratic party VIII surfer
in the fall campaign. Governor Hughes
wouldn't listen to the plan. but we ex-
pected better things OF Governor DIN we
asked neither Of these governors to put a
negro on his staff, as we understand GER
tain conditions.
THAT'S why we wanted regiment OF
our own, where no objection could De
made. There are many negroes-thousanos
~ them. In fact-in this city who would
make excellent soldiers. Just as good as
those who fought for the Union and IN the
war with Spain"
George Wbecan. president or the Garnet
Climb. one OF the largest and most nnuen-
tIal negro clubs In Brooklyn, expressed the
same opinions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14
VOL SCOTS APPOINTMENTS
''ln ). Kennedy, Of Port Henry, To
Be Warden at Sing Sing.

N'shE July Joseph +. Scott. su-
.htndent OF state Prisons. to-day APP
u'ea John :. Kennedy, of Port Henry,
sseht and warden at Sing Sing Prison
~e place of Jesse j.. Frost resigned;
I'ah J. Homer. of Elmira, as agent
r<ssioen Of Great Meadow Prison, at
.1s'ock' succeeding Walter y. Thayer
.S'ea and John H. Mealey. Of Green
~ az agent and warden Of the state
ior women at Valatie. Each place
a GALAXY OF $500 and maintenance
hennedy IS in the mercantile and
rare business at Port Henry. He
H. 'Wmerly connected with the Police
,'eunent q New YorA City. where he
~ assigned as probation Officer TO the
:" lie was Endorsed for the place
~e judges Of New York City and was
a, Do'osle for tho Office OF Superintend-
" Prisons prior TO the appointment
IN, Slpefintendeut Scott.
hoIner Is business man, and for
'.1Osr u years was superintendent Of
sk.IueTclai agency at Elmira.
H.. Asaley Nas for many years in the
tsts IAe business n Greenwich. The
= lev which he has been appointed is
t4kl r' me me farm having been estab'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14
co,.uiate General OF the United States {
'''o Ns~,a. a, Iahana Republlc of Cuba

Consulate. General Of the United States OF
sncytc, AZ Uabana, Republic OF Cuba.
Tho undersigned. Joseph A. Springer.
Vice consul General Of the United States OF
America at Habanl, Republic OF cuba.
foregoing and annexed document, to which Is
also arixed the seal OF the Department Of
state OF The Republic or cuba. Is known 20
&c 10 he the true and genuine signature OF
gHe0or Jose Francisco Remirez de Estenoz, AS
slstant secretary OF State OF the Republic Of
Cnba In authorization OF the signature OF
80 1s,c,ai Translator Of said Department. and
as such 10 all his oricial acts full faith and
credit are duo and given as wsl In Court as
I'm Testinony whereof. have hereunto set
my hand and aniS the seal OF this
(seaI1 Consulate General al haosha, fepub-
JOSEPH A. SPRINGER.
vice Consul General OF he United states OF
America at Habana, R.puDiio OF Cnba'
Pee No. as. June %. 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14
CARNEGIE. MONEY TAINTED"
Pensacola Refuses to Appropriate
Money for Public Library.

Pensacola. Fla, July 13.-The City Coun-
oil last night refused 10 appropriate money
to- IN. maintenance OF Carnegie public
I,h-arv Mr.. Carnegie has offered $500"
=, pensacola would raise one-tenth Of that
ar,,o,,nt The people turned down the
proposition several weeks ago OIL d ieler,
endurn vote. The argument was auVa"eeu
that Carnegie's money was tainted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14
IL oNlY TREE IN SHETLAND.

'aefe i n'ue lane Of Lerwick's one street
sses "a garden at least. II is an Enclosed
, tee ~ the middle Ut this space there is
'sgd 4, not Il very tall tree; you
.ttehe." 'sct, toss biscuit over it's
" h (, Dut still st is tree--the only
. 4. cShnMfitland And Shetland is proud
~ time ,tiaIen who are brought for Tho
y ss .,sick are shown this tree This Is
= fft3 II IS the only tree in Shetland
u 10 are no trees In Shetland. there
US. vbi.us except II course, the SEN
sae.-ionS you can number by tha thou
'hden Globe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14
WORK WANTED
Male.

ETECTIVE.-Bonded. seeks work by day or
week: city, country. Bean. 1892 Tompkins
ave. TEL 3i2G BEDFORD. Brooklyn
REAL, ESTATE. Experienced tnsn wants man
apement Of property: can furnish bond; best
references; money saving results. Box 20, 1918
I'd ave,
RUSSIAN Commission Merchant, office. Prosta
u, No II, Warsaw. Russia desiring TO intro
once staple products into that country, solicits
Interview with reliable houses complete knowl-
edge Of Russian market. A.. Box ~, Tribune
YOUNG MAN, "a bright. intelligent and very
accurate at figures desires position. Ad-
dress com petent Box So Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14
Delightful Afternoon Excursion
to West Point,
Steamer Mary Powell.

Leaving Desbrosses ST. LAS p. M: West 42d
81 . p 81. ". 10th St 2;20 +. NJ. Daily ex-
cent Sunday Return to New York by Str
Albany" ST. or by rail. sl.1O. Orchestra See
Parade Public Buildings etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14

p.,ubIIca de Cuba. Secretaria ds Estado-
lose Francisco Remirez dc Estenoz. Sub
secretario de Estado
c.r,,6,a. nuc Ell Sr Edusrdo Morales de los
y,o. cuva frna autentica aparece al pie del
nresente documento. era en- Ia feoha en- que
| IL suscribio. Traductor Ohcfal do esta secre-
tariR. .-, 4, .....,,. AN
mi hrma y con ell sello de esta Secretaria.
| Uabana, % dc JUNO. de 1911. -
fso,II JOSE IVAN C. ESTURN.
i' Reeistrado al No. 2l3l, l. Ia.
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LOST BANkEOOKS.

pANKBoOK NO. 7.4o5 Of tho Union. Dime
savings Bank is missing Any person hay,
~ lie Same within ten days or submit
a. having said passbook cancelled ana new
one issued. -, --------
LOST Bankbook No e2o4s2 Bank FOR Saw.
tnes $50 Attn ave. New York. Payment
stoned. Please return book to bank,
ip,NKROOK No 5S7 $50 Of the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing. Any person hay
tho n claim to Il is hereby called upon to
.ns the Same within ten days or submit
~ having said passboOk cancelled and new
one issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

MAZE.
ATTENDANT to gentleman, by young sws t,;
himself useful around gentlemans apartment
sober honest: reference. Anderson 100 Chh'oh
st. Brooklyn.
PI,TTER VALET. UsEFUL-German. thor.
oughly experienced; very wiling . years
.vcsiicnt references: wages $50 10 $50; city
on country. Industrial Association Employ
,nept Agency II West 42d st. Phone. O2lO
Bryant ----------------------,
CIIEF--A Young coored chef. now engaged
youId like position with ba heloT or bachelors
Tor couple OF months In apartment or camp tahe
oT, irc dbaree also housekee per; best references
write Edward Hornsby. Holland House u West
56'h st.
branches; man. butler, valet, useful; both
thoroughly experienced; four years excellent
references coInyIg Nr,ncv II West 42d.
Phone, $40 BRYANT. ----------------7----
w AND WIFE, German-AmeI leans, middle
aged desire positions on gentleman's country
estate nan good gardener. horseu'an. poultry
wife GOOD cock and laundress. Address A. A.
2IG East t9d 81 -
TAPEXTSE COt-PLE--Man good cook; wife
sTafh e eaS s go eos sfTsr soSd
references. japanese. ?lC East 8i'' IT.
Female.
COOK Young neat capable TomaIi s1ssien.
,gsncy 100 OH ave ninth nooD. Telephone
4S27-MadisOn Square.
t5ITCUENMAID.-- Swedish; competent. strong
axnerienced willing, obliging good references
500 Wilson's Agenty. l4l East 9th St Tele-
uhOne 2224-Plaza
,,r-NDREsS. Swedish; excellent on shirts and
~ e. tiren. experienced and competent; good
.ofnrerces. SOB wilson's Agency, al East 6Ith
81 Tel. 2224-Plazs
NDVERTIsEMENTS AND SUBsCRlPIlONs
for The Tribune received At their Uptown once
40 1904 broadway between 6Gth and 3'th sts.
mill o O. elock p. m. Advertisements received at
he following branch olces a. regular office rates
t'tu Z o'clock D. m, viz: 2G4 Sth ave. q e. cor
S8I 81 15S Gth I've. cor. 18th 81; lof Esst lfth
:, on west aga st, between 1th and SIN ayes. !;
30 Vet 125th st 1885 "a ave, 1926 Sd ave.
1cs- CIst ST.: i70s lst ave. near sgih st.; i31
Tast J2jth d.: 1916 fremont ave; 40 "a ave-
70" - A,,eriaan lfisfridt Tc'errHoh ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14
PROPOSALS.
CONTRACT ~.
cATGL,III AOItEnIrl,


SEALED BIDS will be received by the Board
1876 Broadway New York, until IL \. NJ on
Tuesday. August /, 1911. for Contract 81. for the
construction OF the Brooklyn conduit "A portion
OF the City pipelines 81 Catskill aqueduct. In
the city taueduct department and extending
from the junction of Flatbush avenue and Scher--
merhorn street. In the Borough Of BROOKLYN.
along Third avenue. Baltic street, Park place.
Sixth avenue. Twenty fourth street and rim
avenue g. Thirty-siNth street The work 10 he
done includes the furnishing and laying u about
II. 200 feet OF SO inch steel pipe. 60 tnch
Ventura meter valves and other appurtenances,
together with maintenance for one year
Al the above place and time the bids will 10
publicly opened and read. Pamphlets containing
Information fcr bidders and pamphlets Of con-
tract drawings can be obtained at the aboye
address by depositing the sum OF ten dollars
$50 OO for each pamphlet. For further partic-
uars see Information fer bidders
CHARLES STRAUSS. President; CHARLES ".
CHADWICK, JOHN +. CALVIN, commits
sicners of the Board OF Water supply.
SEALED PROPOSALS, ENDORSED PRO
posals for Fuel OH and Gasoline wharf. and
Pipe Line Trestle. Guantanamo will be re-
ceived al the Bureau OF Yards and Docks
Navy Department Washington. until II o'clock
a. M. August 10. 1911. and then and thers
publicly opened fog fuel oil and gasoline
wharf. and trestie and dredging at the United
States Naval station, guantanamo Cuba
Plans and Specifications can he obtained on
application To the Bureau or 20 the Comman
dant or the naval station named. r. &
HOIINDAY. chief OF Bureau. June 30. 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14
INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
eunpIies Professors Teachers, tutors, Govern
.gIs stc 10 colleges Schools and Familiea
u~nIv 90 MR.. N rNG-FULToN.
"'''' % Union square
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y 4 -
ONE SHARE or TWO THOUsAND Nc 10 ten
W. shall give 20 every boy Wno srr,ic,s each
We t~irnSs a standard fye-cent arucie 90 "t-
OF ms ~ snm,ner IL ADDITION 10 the W
MSek t''' PpEGTLAR INCOME is assured We ~ ~
pii ,ou bos Make list OF the zen IA" you
81 addresses Bring II WIN YOU p,inI
ann, alu miss ball game or fishing UP, 30 -,
- narouts ~ YOU choose. como '"''' ~
the ho"ie new YORK OFFICES:
Main once 13 Frankfort street
1rH,,cb once. 2293 Eighth avenue
,i,rat'cb once $3.50 Wills avenue. -, t,.o,1
t3rsnch Office ne. cor INN ~ " on a."
8r~,cb Office 2731 Broadway: ~
Dronch ONCE 1925 ST. Nlcholas aNeIu
Rrsnch O0icc, y Il. cor h4th 81 90 NV
Irsuch once. 1T77 Broadway. ....
Brauch Office. 800 West l12s sun, 9c'
oeaoi Uogers ave. n. e. cor. Bergen 81
Hranch Office. 4iJ Nostrand aNehuo'
I{rauch once. % Jamaica ~ eHu''
iSr.,,ch once 1865 Broadway.
DDratcb Once 1850 Myrtle avenue.
ii,,,.,-,tot once 4sOJ Fifth avenue.
II,,ia,,'i once 1917 Third avenue.
ii,,ta,,cL once 71G Fifth avenue.
iura,,cL once 2S2 Ibany avenue.
DDIa,,'cb 0ricc 14G Park avenue.
p,anC4 ON1ce 1922 Cortelyou road
Bbr,,,b ogtce. 343 Fifth avenue.
!3 ~ Once 17S 'inslie street,
ID,,,'cb 0Nce 17lS Bath avenue.
5Ihi't oG,ce gg2 Bedford avenue.
~ oi@.h Once 100 Fiatbush avenue.
sl".iSoh cotce 1IO7 Myrtle avenue.
,o3Ia.n'cb Once I744 Fulton street
DDrra,ch once 1878 Third avenue.
Branch once, law hosS '"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14
PEAVEY TO PAY CREDITORS
Firm Turns $4,70O,00O Assets
over to Trust Companv.

minneapolis. July i3.-The entire assets
OF L. n. Peavey & Co. have been tempo
Iar"y turned over TO the Minneapolis Trust
COMPANY as trustee, to be held pending
an adjustment of the business of the COM
pany and as security for the Indebtedness
or the r. II. Peavey Company. These as
sets. amounting to approximately 81, 100 oo
are TO DO held until all obligations OF the
company are paid. and In directing the
anairs or the company the officers OF r. H.
Peavey d CO. are to act with a committee
OF Minneapolis and Chicago bankers.
In no way are the subsidiary companies
Of +. H. Peavey & Co. affected. and their
operations VIII continue, according to the
statement of the bankers committee, made
company's officers.
In signed statement the Joint committee
of Chicago and Minneapolis bankers, which
has been in conference with the Peavey
officers. said that the turning over Of the
assets Of T. II. Peavey G. Co. had been
deemed advisable because OF the losses of
the Peavey Grain Company. in which r. II.
Peavey & Co. were the principal stock
holders. and the fact that +. II. Peavey &
Co. have outstanding obligations of ap-
proximately s2050,0O0 due before August /.
The statement said that tho company had
planned to meet these obligations. which
consist OF about s1.3OOoo0 due to banks by
i. II. Peavey & Co. and $4,000 due on
paper of subsidiary companies, before Au-
gust !, but that the losses of the Peavey
Grain Company made the turning over Of
assets desirable
The statement says that information
from the preliminary report OF f. II. Pea
vey & Co. leads us to believe that the cred
itors Of the company will get the full value
Of their obligations"
The losses of the Peavey Grain Company
a subsidiary concern of T. II. Peavey &
Co, brought TO light after the drowning OF
James Petit, manager OF the Peavey Grain
Company, in Lake Michigan last Satur-
day, are estimated by Chicago bankers at
81 10000 These losses are said TO have re-
quilted from Pettit's speculative plunging In
wheat and oats In the last two years, dur
ing which Petit is said to have used the
credit OF the Peavey Grain Company 70
keep UP his trading. II appears that Pet
III. In spite OF his reputation for being one
Of the shrewdest operators In the Chicago
market. lost in almost every recent DEAL
President Heffelhnger OF F. II. Peavey q
Co. is authority for the statement that Pet
q, DESTROYED most OF his personal letters
and business papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14
COMFY ISLAND
P Psi!s " Lone Island Sound

CT oHi MTPa'y ". s P. GHssT e R r.
!. IT Clarkson st.. 1000 A. NJ: n. Of East 22d
St, 1913 A. NJ, for New London, connecting
there for Stonington Norwich Narrasansett
Pier Providence. Boston. &C For New Haven
and Bridgeport Line service see regular ad-
yertiscment. Folder on request.
CITY Ticket Agent, III Broadway, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14
EOR SAL.

BIC BARG >INS-Slightly used once furni-
ture. desks typewr iters. cash registers. add
ing machines. monographs ming cabinets.
cafes. addrs ssing machines. time clocks. par
titions. check protectors. bookcases NATHAN
4 White Ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14
CARPET CLEANING.

.nrvr, CARPET CLEANING Co.-cisan,
- hbr o, ~, air steam, hand or on floor
lsSs broadway. All East +sth ST. coE q
1RA NpT. Tel i32-Ssth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14

new YORK CARPET CLEANISo WORKS
oldest. Largest: Most Modern. r,r,
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular
Tai aao2 toes Bryant. t3I-t39 West 10th u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14
TypFwRIriNo AND TYPEWRlTERs.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau 81 Catalogue
~ IN mates taken part payment. bargains
IN underwoods bennington Oliyerl Smiths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14

RED ''DU LINE Pier w Il wall =, s. No Gerry
For San Juan T. r.. la Guayra, Pto. Cabello
Curacao and Maracaioo via Curacao.
caracas l9Philadelphis. Aug. 2
For Maysguez, +. r., La Guayra curacao ana
Maracaibo.
Maracaibo July 20 Zulia. ..........A Aug
Superior Accommodations for Passengers
BLISS. DALLETT a Co,
General Managers, 81 wall ST.
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-22

SOMMONS
State of North Dakota Is In Justice Court
Before A. p,
County of Stark. Folsom. Justice.
L. A. Davis and A. Z. Davis, col
partners as I. A. Davis & Son.
plaintiffs. SUMMONS
Chas. A. Gilmore. Defendant
State Hs Of North ri s DAKOTA IS
The state of North Dakota to- the abeve
named defendant:
BY this second summons herein you are d.
rected to appear before me at my ONCE in
Dickinson. N. D., at the hour OF 1000 O'Clock
in the forenoon of the 18th day of May, 1911,
there to answer to the complaint of the above
named plaintiffs against you alleging:
That you are indebted to the plaintiffs In the
sum of $29.@ for work. labor and services done
and performed for you by the plaintiffs at your
Instance on the 18th day of March, 1911. for
money disbursed and expended at your IN
stunce and for your benefit by the plaintiffs on
said day and demanding judgment against
You for said sum Of $3.50 and interest thereon
from March %. 1911, at Z per cent per annum,
together with costs and disbursements herein.
And you are notified that unless you 80 ap-
pear. and answer the plaintiffs will take judg-
ment against you accordingly. =.
Given; this 10th day of April. 1911.
A. p. Folsom.
4, Justice Of the Pence.
Stark Co.. N D.
Atty. Tor plaintiffs. 4-ss4t