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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
EDITORS MEET
AT O'FUNIAK
SESSION OPENED YESTERDAY
Byr MAIN PROGRAM WILL pa
RENoGREp TO-DAY - ENTER.
TANNED ~ EDITOR n. W.
sToHRs At LUNCHEON.
SPECIAL TO TIE JOURNAL.

most excellent program 81 speeches
and entertainments. including lunch
cons. receptions and hanquetA auto
mobile rides and the IKE. 20 b. ear
rled out during the two days session,
the members % the West Florida
Press Association held the opening
meeting % their convention here this
afternoon AZ two-thirty oelcck IN the
armory hall
DsFuniak had made Kreat prepare
tions Cor the visiting scrfbes through
the efforts 81 Mesmra r. w. Etorra and
Larkin Cleveland. local members % the
association. Business men and infu-
entail citirens are wearing badges of
white ribbon. showing that the West
Florida Press Association is IN session
or rather n viii be really IN session
Saturday. when a majority % the
membcrs are expected % have reached
the city.
The city was genuinely disappointed
Friday morning when a was learned
that lees than q donon editors and
guests ~ the association had put IN
appearance. Many o. the ncriboa had
wired that they could not attend the
opening but would reach DcFunlak on
the evening trains and the entertain
ment committees caused . postpone
mcnt IN All doingn scheduled untn a
major portion 81 the members arrived
Acting for President Hub Allen. who
was prevented from attending because
81 Illness. Vice President Cleveland
Friday afternoon called the session "a
order and suggested an immediate
adjournment until after the reception
given the visitors by the faculty Of
Palmer College early IN the evening
Acting President Cleveland announced
that since most members Of the amso-
citation would arrive after the recap
ton az Palmer College. be thought n
advisable 20 can . postponement N
the scheduled speeches of welcome ~
the city officials and representative
business men 81 the town and the ro-
sponses and other speeches 20 be De.
livered Nv editors and guests, until
after the complimentary banquet given
BY the business men ~ DeFuniak a.
Hotel Chautauqaa.
Luncheon ~ Mr. storra
AZ noon Friday. Hon. r. w. EtorrA
editor ~ the DeFuniAk Herald enter
tained the editors then present their
suesfs and representative cltinena OF
nefuniak a. a buffet luncheon az his
beautiful home near the famous Lake
lChautauqua- Mere than nfteen people
were seated a. the hne spread pre-
Pared Tor the occasion and the editors
were treated 20 one 81 the best % their
regular quarterly feasts-thcir real
feeds come only when they are the
guests ~ some city or town while IN
conwcnfion.
saturday All the members 81 the as
sociatton are expected % he IN at
Tendance and the last DAYS program
win begin with an automobiia rlds
through the city ana section. after
which thu rsal business sessions 81 ths
convention an be held.
Reports ~ fhe various committees
appointed a. TIE fret called meeting II
the association hcld last August N
Cottondaie Win BE- heard and discus.
sions upon certain questions % lm-
portance - the membership WIN h
discussed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

% the republicans. for president pro
tenn Of the last session 81 congress.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
Report on the Inspection
OF City Received

renda almost entirely upon the active
support of the thaugh.fH and repre-
sentative citizens vino ere willing %
participate in IRE work and TIRE bene-
cts of conserving the property values
~ thfa afasn
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-22
Deeds Filed

\ Deeds were yesterday flied with the
county clerk for recording as follows.
d Elmer L. ToCthman and wife to
Slmrod' Taught. parcel OF land in
Paw Paw district; consideration 81
and other valuable considerations.
George Hllpu,t and wife to Brown
Tenant, parcel OF land in the No,
nongahela Industrial Company's East
Side Addition 10 the city OF Fa!umont;
consideration $500.
Thomas S. Neptune and wife to
~. p. Cloudy, a parcel OF land in he
Aionongahela Industrial Comrany's
iEast Side addition to the city of Fair
mont; consideration $500.
Charles B. HighlaIu and wife to
sP. M. Scbaenen. "A rarceI Of land in
the Pike Street Addition to the city
Of Fairmont; consideration 81 and
s6ther valuable considerations.
Arthur r. Arnett and wife to p. NJ.
Schaenen. parcel icf land in me Ar
nett Addition tothc city Of Fairmont;
reconsideration 81 and o.hcr valuable
considerations,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-22
W. E. llasnett, worthington.
Board Of EducatlonE. r. Wood, worthIng.
WARRINGTON
The nominees for the district Offices

The nominees for the district Offices
were as follows:
For Justices OF the Peace. +
Beall and Simon Moore.
For Constables-U. F. Hess and d
A. Rymer.
For Member OF the Board of Educa
toni. B. Campbell.
The delegates to the various conven
tions to which the district is entitled
were chosen as follows:
Delegates 10 Congressional ConYea
tion-Will Richardson, W. D. Smith, r,
B. Ash, F. G. Barlow. Tofate Simon, l.
w. Coulter, C. E. MILAN, Bruce Camp
bell, A. II. Clark.
Delegates to State Conventlon-C. L
Wells, F. W. Bartlett, A. L. Prichard
]. +. Beatty, D. A. Fitzerald, II. X
Williams. e. l.. Thomas, II. D. Hick
man, Z. D. Murray.
Senatorial Conventional. C. Bias
nett, II. H. Straight, J. w. Flowers,
VIM. Richardson, A. NJ. Clark, ]. E
Youst, ]. L. Hamilton, Jack o'MalIey,
|. w. Counter.
Delegates to County Conventional.
p. Conway, Ed Beatty, S. L. lllbbs, W.
a. Straight, C. o. Garrett, T, w. Beall
Scott Straight, 2. Kendall, J. D. o'Neil
F. P. MCGEE, ]. W. Flowers, Precinct
No. l; c. C. Hamilton, Fl. D. Beatty, L.
III. Boor, Chas, E. Hamilton,A. j. Hess
E. C. Martin, John o'Maifey. D. A.
Fitzgerald, T. ]. Jones' c. c. Basnett
Precinct No. 2; Jas. N. Shaw, VIII
Richardson, Precinct No. 8; Thos. W
Hanley, B. F. Cartwright, Precinct No
4; John Devore. Geo. Robbins, Jas
Shaver, S. B. Metz, H. L. Kendall, L
L. Hamilton. Precinct No. 5; HarshalI
Hamilton, 7. J. Ash, ]. D. Furbee, L
A. Murray, G. S. Homer, Jos Shaver
5. L. Ash, J. D. Thomas, W. II. RoBey
II. L. Rice, w. A. Fultz, Precinct No
6; Silas 'Metheny. Frank Toothu1an, T
E. Crisis, A. W. Toothman, J. 81 Camp
bell, A. ornduff, A, y. Shaw, Ptccinci
No. Z; A. A. ], GaskHl, H. R. Williams
F w. Bartlett, Lonnie Beall, wv. S
Clancy, W. G. Snodgrass, Chas. Weller
Caleb Burt, ". A. 0'Day,. H. J. Taught
J. c. Straight, Z. ]. Shanks, ~. A
Rymer, W. A. Bickwell. s. NJ. Tetrick
Precinct No. s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-22
ARE ELECTED.

At meeting OF the directors OF the
'airmont Chamber OF Commerce held;
last night the following officers were
Elected: 81
President, Thomas ]. Brett. n.
First Vice President, Il, C.. Jones.
Second Vice President, Robert T.
Cunningham.
Treasurer, Harry ]. Hartley. ~
Secretary, Charles w. Evans.
Ex-Governor A. B. Fleming and c. y
w. Evans were appointed committee
to meet the executive committee OF
the State Board of Trade at Grafton on
Monday TO make arrangements for
the West Virginia exhibit at the Uni.
ted States Land Show to be held In
the Coliseum at Chicago, Nov. 20 to
Dec. 8.
Another matter that claimed the al.
tention of>the directors and discussed :
with Mayor Lively to be taken up by Y
the Civic Improvement company is
esiat OF making Fafrmont a better tight.
ed city. Steps will be taken to inaug-
urate a lighting system that will do
away with the arc lights. Light posts
similar to those erected in front OF
the new city building are being con.
templated. BY the system that Is being
urged the city will have more, light at I
less expense than under the present
system of lighting the city.
The hotel committee made a fne re.
port that was enthusiastically received.
This committee has been making rapid
progress since It statted to work Tor
the erection of THE Fairmont.p The
reports of other committees were re:
ceived.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-22
DEMOCRATIC
DISTRICT CONVENTION
Continued from Page oneJ

Riggs. Sum Il. Nuzum. Chcsncy lamagc
Jacob Watkins. II. Il. CLARK, festus Downs
Ernest aicafifiau. A. q. Martin.
Alternatcs--I Reuben Anderson. Jr., lJr
Burke. ed Davis, Clarence Abbott. Tom
RObcy. VIM. Dcnhnm. Joe Anderson. Ernest
Sherwood. I'D. Phillips, A. ). Irichard
Frank Rlasiey, Joe Raymond, Il. J. AbSat
ichlo.
Delegates TO state Conventional. NJ
AItcrnatcs--R. j. AhbatlchIo. Carl Riggs
Delegates 10 Congressional Convention
A. q. Martin. Ernest McCOy.
Altcrnatcs-B. +. llamngc, Wilbur Graf.
nus,
Delegates to Senatorial Conventional.
Holden, Ed. Davis.
Altcrnatcs--Erncst Mcmillan, e. l.. Get.
tInss.
Delegates to County Convention. eighteen
In NUMBER. e. Hall. H. ". Kelly, =. X.
lIolbert, S. n. IRcman. Ino. DINNER. f.. f..
llolbert. q. r. Watson. Walton Miller, :. l..
lanes, l.. =. Tetrick. II. u. Crane, Lewis
Smith, q. +, Carroll, ]. C., Evans. j. l..
Blocker. J. A. CLARK, Brooks Fleming, Jr.,
r. A. Eeiii.
Delegates to state convention-,Ino. +.
Phillips. $. l.. Watson. :. G. Lowe.
,Al!crnnIcs--GeOrgc Ice, II. S. Lively. e.
". Evans.
Delegates to Congressional Convention
u
Delegates 10 Senatorial Conventional.
f.lIolbrrt. Walter lluggcrty, +. Il. Pryor.
Alt.rnat"s.-'lr. {. W. l.cps. $. u. Use.
HAMILTON PRECINCT.
Delegates to County Convention. eleven
N numbrr-A. D. Simon. ". Fred llanry
Geo. Smith, Il. y. Clayton. Quitumn Hood
u. J. Amos. Edward Slnck. Frank A, Lloyd
e.. u. Glasscock, Plnkncy Arnctt. Frank A.
Gump.
Delegates to state Conventional. H.
simon. Geo. a. Vincent.
Delegates to Congressional Convention
{. q. Reed. ". W. Conway.
Delegates to SENATORIAL Conventional, 4
Amos. Russ A. Watts
FLEMING SCHOOL IiOl SE PRECINt r.
Delegates 10 County Convent ion, ten In
rmnhcr-ScvmOur Mcintyre. !. II. Jarrett,
MIRO Morgan. George Wn.Scmun. Geo,
lircker InmcS Kinney. Jas. Erwin .Jncub Y,
watkins. j. j. Terrell. .lnO. l.alley.
AltcrnntcS--J. l.. Scott. Peter McI,Indpn.
'fdittf TravcrlS. Il. T.. SmafiwOOd. fns, ftruI'
well. j.. VI. Hamilton. Newt. Swlshcr. j. vi.
l'igginbotham. ". J.. Wallace. rctcr vii.
Hams: y. d. Evans, LnO. Evans. West Man.
icy. H. Il. Davis. icI Spencer t;rnnvIlIn
brown. DR.. H. y. Eddy. T. T. afariry. l.. /,
barrett 80 W.
-, D"l"Cnt"S Ia state ConycntIon-c. l..
Shaver. WIN. board. '''
lirimRgr
delegates to Congressional Convention
pf; u. y. Eddy. G. l.. Shaver.
J.. Shaver. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-22

Subscribe for the West yirei,,.A
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-22
Reports Satisfactory.

NE WYoRK, June 22.-Dun's week.
y review says:
Rarely are the reports from leading
rade centers in different sections Of
he country SO uniformly satisfactory
n most cases actually widening de
nand is noted and in others there
re clear slgns Of preparation for an
ct!ve fall trade. The weather is
ieally favorable both for wholesale
nd retail distribution OF merchandise
and for the growing crops.
The gradual movement toward a
iish price basis in iron and steel de.
totes unusual activity. In eastern
'erritory the situation reflects in.
creased strength. 1t Is more difficult
to obtain Bessemer and open hearth
biliets for prompt shipment. Labor
conditions are causing some concern
and scarcity of workers interfering
With operations at many points.
Demand for spot goods has improy,
ed with jobbers of dry goods ami tho
etail trade is calling more freely for
lnick shipment of small lots OF mer.
chandIse.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-22
AIRDoM E.
Work Has Been Started on New
Amusement Place at Loop
Park.

"orkmcn are now busy getting the
"hirdomG" at Loop Par, ready for use
by the first day of July. Manager o.
u Stanley has force OF men that are
bending every effort to get the place
completed by that time. The aiddome
is being built inside Loop Park near
the third stop. The place selected Is
all IDEAL one and has many natural ad-
vuntages for an amusemnt center.
High class hows will be put on.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-22
LINCO|

The results 0f Tie Is,
Lincoln district were al
nnuIl'"r Of enthusiastic j
Attendance:
Delegates to County
TnUihmnn. Huntington |
Huntington Rid. No. 4:
ningtOn: Ice Parrish. \
Downs, A. g.. Hawkins. u
I. s. Martin. III Shaw
q. Messenger. Il. T. WO{
lie I.nrb. e. ". Davis, 4
Observation-Disclosures.
e. ". Fletcher. Arilt
Mccain. ". I. SiiHvcr, II
McGrnw. |. u. ltI2g. aid
Wis, Walter Davis. Otis n
rhns, Swisher, tirU. Fed
ThOburn. a
". 4. Maple. jos. bal
u. e. Cooper. W. +.
Straight. J. 4. l,Ock. II
Kccllrr. G. T0othman. [
CrOsS. Pennington.
u. u. TnirIrk. J. l.. II
l.. Hess. Darl Tctrick, StI
Congressional CdnvontH
Geo. Blcc. y. !. Sturm,
NJ. ''rirlck. InO. y. ilcSs.'
Senatorial Convention
Alkire. Goo. I'cd'llcord. v
GRult, ]. l.. Michael :,
SwiShcr.
state Convention t'cI
n. 1Hlkingtun. Geo. Mill
a, u Cfefnnd. Il, r.. I God
observation-disclosures. .ail
Il, Mamie. Jas. u. Fowler
Justices Of the rcnrI
Pennington; James TAM
ingtnn. !
t,mstni,lcS=Lti. q. StrIl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-22
CROP REPORTS
MUCH IMPROVED
POLITICAL uPHEAvEL IS HAVING
NO SERIOUS EFFECT ON THE
MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 22.-Bradstrcet'
today. says: *.
Improved crop reports and continued
activity in industrial circles present
the more pleasing aspects OF an other.
wise .ardy trade situation. Jobbers
and wholesale dealers in textiles and
dress goods are talking fabrics for fall
and spring and in some instances
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-22
WILL DECORATE GRAVE

The Ladies OF the Golden Eagle VIII!
meet on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
at the hall on Monroe street and marca
TO the grave OF departed member,
Edward Dadtka, in Woodlawn GENE.
terry. where they will decorate the
grave with floral emblems.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-22

Don't pay an agent S10U for the
Tragic Story of tho ritanlc when by
saving one coupon from The West Wiz.
gilman You can get one for 45c. You
save soc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-22

III Nh0
Il was
liOcrHls
Justice
AliiRtctl
while
hdirlate
Oscar
ties for
ltlOn-
Isgrare
Frank
fins /.
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lain
Lewis
Mich.
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FLAMES
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-22
CUT OUT this LIST

HERE is AN UNUSUAL TUNTY TO REDUCE YOUR COST
OF LIVING. HAVE DECIDED CLOSE OUT MY GROCERY AND
WILL SELL MY ENTIRE STOCK GROCERIES WHICH is NEW AT
COST. HERE is A PARTIAL LIST: is59''s5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-22
WINFIELD.

one Of the largest Democratic DiStrlt
Conventions ever held In Winfield distrIt
met at FOrkSburg School House on Fridn,
June II The convention was called i
rider promptly at = o'clock by Il. q. SIu
grave. II. Il. Snidcr was made trnn0rar
'hnlrmAn and NJ NJ. Meredith trmpOrar
secretary. The temporary organization
was nude permanent.
The work OF natning the district object
was then taken up md resulted Ms fUiiUwt
For jug Ices Of the pCuce-R. ". Gu
mutt. l.. W. Summers.
For Constabcs--R. W. Hall, Jane
Steele.
Member OF Hoard of Edaea,loa--ca
Dawson.
Delegates Congressional Conventional
II. bartlett, L. II. bowers
Aliernatcs-C. e.. Meredith, j. W. VOL
ford.
Delegates state cGnvcntIon-R. Q. Nun
Alternatcs-L W. Summers, Colder
lloult.
Delegates County Conventional. .. AIu
grave, l.. ". Summers. John GHllIher, Car
Dawson. Joseph Kccncr. T.. u. Sniler. A. +
Harris. Golden lIOult, J. N. PiickRtt, II. II
Strnlgllt, u. W. kisncr W. u. lloult, Il. J
llunsaker.
Senatorial Convcntfon--w. S, Wood, ia
cob Rogers
Aiternntrs-I. r. Holmes. VIII Hall.
Members County COmmlttce-ll. VI
Smith. IL y. Musgrave
This work CUurfictrh the business ~ tn
convention md the convention adjourned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-22
,I 10 NJ p wn!kcs 7. l. Henderson, Geo

tlon-K. ID. Walker. 7. II. Henderson. t;e6
Barnes and a. a. Vincent.
Delegates to the County Convention
samuel u. Linn, Hiram u. Linn. q. D. Gu.
ry. !. Il. Nuztim. q. W. barnes md &.
Sattcrilcld. SnZnm School House rrecInci
Y. j. NuZum. William Michacls and ], l., VI
Vincent. Swcaringcn School House; j,
R"k"r and linsIl IInrrOn each with san.baI
vote, Bentons Ferry; X. D. Walker, CIar
Adams, y. Powers and ]. w. Harrlnrto,
School House Precinct; W, H. iiousb, Fire
v. Mclntlre, r. Il. Henderson, Il. Is. Shttc
field. Aaron Satteriicld. ]. H. Miller, ]. ]
Baker, NJ. L. Price. Howard Adams aud !.
q. pOnhnM, MnYOr's Office Irrclnct
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-22

mems wear recorders for the higher
prices Of raw wool seem to presagt
higher quotations on finished goods.
There is no pessimism, and IL Ii
noteworthy that political matters
While receiving attention and divert
ng interest from buying do not cause
ny real concern.
Shoes at wholesale are dull because
u high prices. Leather is quite &C.
i've and strong with sole leather lead
ng, but prices are easier. Collections
re not above fair. III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-22
GRANT.

hfnnt District NrE.oY
large numbers yesterday
vcntion. The meeting
nSttc ant resulted In |
particular. StrOng cnniI
IND democratic sIlccesJ
this district.
\. l.. shaver nctcd 1,
convention md e. II, /
""n''"' ~ " -"'-",I
didatcs and delegates.
MOnOnSah (; ID. T. Smith
fonSiahles
Charles Reed. I,U0ilISrIllI
Commissioner Board |
fred Curry. Watson.
Delegates CUngrrsSl,I
Thomas j. Cntly. i'm Ii,I
Il. e. llnrtscsty. Walter !
Delegates State Cont
klus. II. u. Watson, Il
Curry, John Krnnrd.
Delegates Senatorial,
Ash, Il. ". Martin, Ice I,
y q. Price.
Delegates County d
Kuhn. E. l.. Lowe. !, 1
lee. Sandrnrth Thralls. /
Mct'uc iiowcHk. WIN.
Vance John DrliOlt. JGhi
rev, Hay MIchacls. To
Tucker. bernard Kennel
:. l.. Shaver. 4. T.. l.Itl
W. ". MerrIiIciti. e. I
ThUmnS. e. u. Wilson, v
81 McIntire, Charles L
l;corgc Price. T.. M. ilul
u T. i,lnlier
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-14
ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBL.
CATION.

SO 90 In Equity
lu th. District Court Of the United
States for The Northern District OF
Texas Amarillo Division DO Cham
hers
CAROLYN. X UrMe.
yf
, Duard. - al
Ul This End dag Of Ma. = j.
1912. In the District Court % taD
United stat for tho Northern Dis
triaf Texas. Amarillo Division Sit
ting o chambers, came on 20 be- heard
the application of Caroline x. Craig
plaintiff Boo Tho above styled and mum
bercd cause. Tor an order directing
service by publication on defendants
John G.. Taylor and n Brown. direct
iue them 20 appear and plead. answer
%. domur herein hy "a day certain 'n
bo designated by NE court And >
appearing 90 the court that his suit
ls commenced by th. plaintiff. who is
q resident citizen aH1 nhabitau' ni
tho state Of Missouri 'o enforce ar
equitable claim 'n land situated H
tho count. .f T.. HHurk STAR. OF Ton
as. n,Irr u -., Northern District OIL.
said -'at. .mar... Division ffo -a
ui' U#r. .u r.r... loud and
'0re. Jos, ... Hr -.l land. and
ala. .......f HF.H r..r.... ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-14
CITATION by PUBLICATION.

The state OF Texas IN tn district
court; Potter County. Texas. July
term. a. y. 1872 To the Sheriff or
any Constable or Potter County
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded. that.
BY making publication Of this eta.
ton in some newspaper published in
the county OF Potter four weeks pre-
yious 10 the return day hereof. yoI
summon Thomas Oneil whose resi-
dence is unknown, 20 Doe and appear
before the District Court. 70 be- hold
n IN and FOR the County Of Potter. al
the Court House thereof. 10 The City
81 Amarillo on the second Monday
in July, s % l3f.. the same uolnr
the Sth lay OF said month. thou and
there 20 answer the petition o. LII
Ian unci' as plaintiff, filed 10 said
court on the 9th day Of June. a. D.
1912 against Thomas Oneil as de-
PENDANT, said suit being numbered
'.'.. .l' Nh. Hlf VI WIFI NffII 40 n
b. a. follows. to-wi'' suit for d.
yorce plaintiff alleges that she was
married 20 the defendant 18Th day OF
June 1907. and lived with HIN as
his wife until about the Sth day OF
November, 1907. when no vo'urta-
riiy abandoned her and has remain
Cd away ever since being a period 81
more than three consecutive years
with the intention OF abandoning her
thar she has DISCHARGED her marital
obligations in every particular 20
wards tho defendant einco tholr said
marriage
Herein fa.l not. h.' have voe 'hoI
aud there before said court this writ
WIEN vour return thereon showing
show Won have executed ITO same
Witness " ~ Hardin. Clerk Of
'ho Dis'-ir. Court ~ Potter County
Given .rder uy hand ana seal Of
said court iu Amarillo 'his 9Th day
% June 4. u. 1912.
fSoalI 81 % HARDIN.
C'ork n..'rI.' Court Potter County
Tcvas fFri-7-2S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-14
CITATION BY PUBLICATION.

the state OF TeXas
~ me District Court.
,. rer County, Texas, july Term, 4.
j. 1872.
70 the sheriff or any Constable of
Potter County. Greeting:
You Are Hereby Commanded, That
by MAKING publication OF this Citation
IN some newspaper published in the
! County Of Potter four weeks previ-
Gus 20 the return day hereof. you
summon Yator Riley. whose residence
is Unknown, 20 be and appear before
the District Court, 10 be holden In and
for The County Of Potter, al the Court
House thereof. In the City Of Amar-
iIlo "a the second Monday in July,
Is. g. tFl2. the same being the Sth
ca, 90 said month, then and there 20
answer tho petition OF u H. Riley
.s plaintiff. filed In said court on tho
ID day of Nav \ u. 1912. against
Na'o- Riley. as defendant said suit
boinc numbered lGfe. tho nature OF
which demands Is as follows, to-
lvi'.
Plaintiff alleges that on or about
day % September. 1903. in John
Iepn County, Texas. that she was mar
Iricd 20 the defendant and that they
lived together thereafter as man and
wife until about tho 18th day 81
March. 1910, when by reason OF the
/ improper treatment OF defendant to-
wards plaintiff and by reason Of IN"
defendant leaving and ahandonin e
Ith.- plaintiff 600 company with ono
|C ~ Mcbride since which time they
have not lived together as husban
land wife
That during the time th,v so lived
together ne was kind and affortlouato
''owarls her and always provided for
Thor boz tho proper manner. ut thai
/ defendant vos guilty % adultery
/ which renders their further living 20.
r"fhor insupporiahle
Wherefore plaintiff prays Tor rita
ton Pa terms Of tho law and upon
final hearing hereof io have jude
weut for divorce. costs ~ suit and
general and special relief orc.
Herein Fail Not hu' have YOU then
and there before said Court. this Writ
with your return thereon showing
how Won have executed The same.
Witness. " II. Hardin. clerk ot
me District Court n Potter county
Given under my hand and seal al
said court Boz Amarillo This "a dag
% Nay a u 1912.
lSr7I n Dr. HARDIN.
C'ar District Court Potter County
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Louis g. Maynard Clerk ot th.
United States District Court for tho
Northern District of Texas In here
tv certify thai the above ana fore
r9.nr be- true and correct copy ".
tfe order made and entered fHr serve
.e is publication Zoo said cause. ls
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