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PUML1CATI0N NOriCK. (First rubltshed September tJenrg H. Crawford, C. Aldra and T. will take notice that Norm.tu F.

plaintiff did. on the 5th day of Hir 1S9Z, file his petition in the hfctrict Court in and Tor Wichita County. St-te of Kan.vn-against eor ire n. Ctawtod. v.

Aldraen aud T. B. Collier as defendants setting i that said OcortK H. 'Irawford gave a the Equitable Mortgace Compcxr which rnortgffg is been dulv to i plaratiff, on the following da vriU finds, situated In the county of VVlchiu and SUV of Kansas, viz: Tbe Ner liat quarter of In township -irteen outh -f range thirty-six W. 6 to secure the payment of the sura of r.cconling to certain notes referred to iu aaivl mortgage, an raying judgment against Mid H.

irawfonl for the sum of f25 0f now cUUnrd to be due and unpaid, with interest at 12 jn-r eent per mi num. from October 7, 1W, less a. credit of fu4 t.aid April 13, IS, or that eU premises may be sold to pay the Fame, without appraisement. Now suid defend antj George H. Crawford, C.

V. Aldnu and T. It. CoUierare hereby notified that they must appear and anwr said retitiononorbefare the ist day of October 888, or eid prtlt ou will be taken as tru-j against them and each of them; and a julg-ment lor said amount, and a decrv-e forever barring them of nr right, title or interest irv and to said Lands, after tho sal therrot, 'a ill be rendered agalnt aod ordering said lands to te soi without appraiscnu-nt tn satisfy any sura ftnmd to be dtro the plaintiff uju said uotes au4 mortgage. Attest: A.

11. Chase. Ckrx District Court. SEAL. W.

Washington, and A. I Smiths Attornev Publication (First published Sept, 8th. 18S2.) Robert P. Fowlor and Fannie J. Fowfor wiH take notice that Norma F.

Thomnmn as Slaintiff did. on the 5th day of September law hi petition in the District Court, la and for ichita County, State of Kansas, against Kobert P. Fowler and Fannie J. Fowler as do fendants setting forth that said Hot ert PFowler and Fannie J. Fowler gave a mortgage to the Equ.

table Mtge, which was afterward duly assigned to said plaintiff, on the following described lands, situated iu the County of Wichita Si ate of Kansas viz: The Southwest Quarter of Section Thirty-two Township twenty South of Rjinre thirty-eight w.sp. Q. to secure the payment of the sum of $79,47 according to certain note referred to in said mortgage, and praying judgment against wild Kobert P. Fowler aud Fannie J. Fowler for the sum of $79.17 now claimed to be due and unpaid, with interest at 12 rer cent rr annum from the 13th dy of M-ptcmber a credit of 7,49 paid March 14th 1888, or that said premises may be sold to pay the same, without appraisemoat.

Now said defendant Kobert P. Fowler aid Fannie Fowler are hereby notified that they must appear aud answer said petition on or before -the'-Ilst day of October U9J. or said petition will be takon as true against them and each of them; and a judgment for said amount, aula decreo forever Damn? them of any right, title or Interest in and to ild lands, after the ale thereof, will be rendered against them, and ordering1 said lands to be sold with-out appraisment to satisfy any sum found to be due the plain tiiTupon jaid notes and niort attest: A. II. Chase Clerk of District Court.

Seal. IV. B. Washington and A. I.

Smith, Attorneys left us to stem the tide alona. Her father-is rich, but he denounced and disowned her when he and I married, and from that day to this he has not spoken to her. She i dead to him." But surely, Green," the old doctor urged, "in a case like this he would not maintain such unnatural and unfather-ly feelings. He cannot bo so hard and inhuman as to let her suffer when he has it in his power to prevent it. Why, think of it, man, that would be simply terrible.

It would be heathenish, it would be worse than brutal, and surely no Christian man would be so hard as I fear it would do no good to appeal, to him," John replied. "I don't know what to do, doctor, I'm sure. My poor wife must have attention, but I am not able to even so much as pay you for your attendance." "Never mind about me. Green," the old doctor replied. "Don't worry about my pay.

Til attend her and do whatever is in my power to benefit her, and you can pay me when you are able. There wont be any trouble on that score." John wept like a child at these words. It was the first time he had heard such for three or four long years, and he had come to believe all mankind heartless. He had felt all alone in the world and thought that of all the millions of souls on earth, not one had a feeling of "sympathy for himself and family. And now to meet with such kindness, and to hear such generous language from the ne met some one out west wdoid ne loves.

Tour father made a great dinner on the occasion of the wedding, inviting all his wife's relatives. I was there, as was also Rev. Wheedler. The CHAPTER XIIL MISFORTUNES DO NOT CO lit SHTOLl. It was Tuesday that the meetings of settlers took place at Markhatn's store, and all day Wednesday Mary Green busied herself arranging John's cloth ing and preparing for ecarture.

John was away most of tae ay looa ror Fiam tin. minister pronounced it a most enjoyable meeting, and I wondered If he noted your absence, or remembered that you were a stranger to your father for no good cause. I told this minuter afterwards that I could not understand bow your rather could so far forget his own flesh and blood and take to bis bosom those who were nothing to him. I told him that in my opinion no parent could be a good Christian while he was so unrelenting, lie replied that sometimes children tried their parents sorely, and that no matter how Chris tian a man might be it was not in his nature to forget some things. He thought Brother Blatchford was more forgiving than the mv jority of men.

and as for Sister Blatchford, she was deserving of much sympathy, for hers was a trying situation, and no doubt her heart often bled for her husband's wrongs. Mrs. Blatch ford has a brother, Joseph Stickler, whom your father has set up in business several times. Joseph doesn't seem to be of any groat oonso-quenco in a business and about all ha seems to have nay success at is falling. lie lor riamiin.

Publcation Notice. tFlrst Published Sept. th Charles S. Seeictt and Lena Bedrest will take notice that Norman F. Thompson as plaintiff did, on the 5th day ot September 191, nie his petition iu the District Court, in and for Vich- it i t'o uitv.

State of Kansas, acainst Charles S. So Lena J. W. Knapp as tvudauis, setting lorth that said Charles S. Pecrest and Lena Seorest Rave a mortgage to th Equitable Mortgage Co.

which mortgage hus been assigued to said plaintiff, on the fol-I lowing described Linda, tftuatod in the County lips of a stranger, touched John's heart reached out and took the He deeply PUBLICATION NOTICE. First Published September 8, lSt Dory S. Strife will take notice that Norman F. Thompson as plaintiff kt, oik the 5th day of September lb Hie his petition in the Ul.i-trict Court, In and for Wichita county. Stau tf Kansas, agaiust L'ory S.

Strife defoudatt-settlng forth that said Dory S. Strife gave a-mortgage to the Equitable Mortgage Company which mortgage was duly a-ssigued to plant titfou the fallowing described lands, situated in the county of Wichita and state el Kausa. vii: The Southwest quarter of section thirt-nve in towushlp twenty outh of range sec ure the-pay moot of theauciof XK oo according ip certain notes refvrred to la said mortgage, aa praying judgment against said Dory S. Strite for the sum cf 5300.00, no-claimed to be due and unpaid, with interest at IS per cent, per annum, from tho 2Sth day of October I8i7, subject to credits as folio: I7.G3 paid March J3, ISTg, tJJo pabr. December 12nd.

188, 00 paid April 3, 1W9, paid October 7,19, aud JXOu paid April 3. 19). or oi wuniciaiiu aiaicni nansas. viz: Tho West half oi' tho Southeast Quarter of Section One, and the North half of tbe North eat Quarter of Section Twelve Township Seventeen South of Ringe Thirty-six, to secure the paym of the sum of accord ing to cer a notes referred in staid niort-ftire. and Ttytn? Judgment auulnst said Charles S'Secrcel and Lena Surest for the oi 100.

00, lo.v to due ami unpaid, with interest at 1 per cent per annum, troin 9 17 loss credits, pirt May I4tb 1ik. and paid August mh ItSJ or thu said pr mi.e- may be ewld to pay tho same, wi til out appraisement. suid defendants Charlos S. Soscresf, Lena Seorest and J. V.

Knapp are hereby noticed I tual they must appear end answer tuid pet Lion on or bet ore the 2iat day of October lStfcl, or suid petition will be talea as true against them a. i such of them and a iudtnn.ut said has fulled enough already to make your father several thousand dollars poorer. He Is not the only one of Mrs Blatchford's relative-' who have had your father's assistance, for nearly all of them have gone to him for money to tide over hard places. Old Mra. Spckler, Mrs.

Blatchford's mother, has come to live with your father, and Intends remaining there all her life. I hope the day will come when your father will see and understand his duty, and I think it will." When Mary Green finished the letter she sat for a long time with her hands clasped in mute despair, too deeply troubled to utter a sound. Then turning her sad face to Heaven she moaned in anguish, and in her soul cried out: "My God. what have 1 done to merit this? What crime, what sin have I committed to call down on my head such punishment? Was it so wrong to marry th good, honest man my heart-loved? Obi God. if Thou be just, how canst Thou permit such things to For an hour Mary sat there heartbroken and disconsolate, pouring out the sorrow of her soul in tears and that said premises may be sold to- pay the sumv without appraisemeut.

Now said defendant. Dorv S. S.rit ia herehr notified that ihe must appeer au I auswtrr petition on or before the 21st day vf Octeber after some business affairs, and Louise went over to the store to make some trifling purchases. Left thus alone, poor Mary had plenty time to think over her situation, and naturally her mind reverted to the past to the lonjr line of sufferings that had fallen to the lot of herself and loved ones, and from that to her child hood home and her father Unable, longer to hold her feelings in cheeky the poor woman laid her head' down on the table where she sat, and gave way to her grief. Long the tears of bitter amguish flowed, while her frail form shook with heart-rending sobs.

Arising after awhile she went to a little drawer and, unlocking it, took therefrom a picture of her father. Through all her suffering and through all her father's cruelties and neglect she had clung to this shadow of him, and often in her hours of sorrow, when the days were darkest and ber heart heaviest, she looked on his face and recalled ail that he once had been to her. rxng and intently she scanned the well remembered features, recalling the times when he had taken her on his knees, hugged her to his breast and kissed her with a father's fondest affection. "Ah, father, father," she cried, in deepest anguish, "little did I ever think then that you could be so cold and unrelenting to your child. Little did I think those lips that so often kissed mine could be so cruel of speech.

Little did I dream that you could steel our heart against me and make me less than a stranger to yon. For a long time ary roen sat there gazing on the picture she held in her hand, her mind busy with fancies of the past and present. the lived over again all the old happy days when she was at home with her father, and as she recalled his tender expressions of love a faint shadow of a smile lurked about her worn and wasted features. But ven that shadow was fleeting, for the remembrance of the present brought a cloud to drive it away, and the old sorrow that preyed on her soul came back to her in all its Then Louise returned from the store, bringing with her a letter addressed to her mother. Listlessly Mary Green took it and glanced at the postmark.

Then she eagerly tore the envelope, for it was from Dayton, and her first thought was that it must be from her father, and for a moment she indulged the wildest, fondest hopes. Perhaps he lwJ, or aid petiuou will be taken as true a-gainst them and each of them; aud ajudement. for said amount, and a detcc forever barring; them of any riuht, title or interest in and natdlaols, after thsal tlu rf will be against them, and ordering said landj to be sold without appraisenaent to satisfy any sum found ti be due the the tdaintiu uon faid noLea ad mortirago. Attest: A. Chase, desk of District Court.

SEAL. V. H. Wasliingtotr anl A. I.

Smith- Attorneys for plaintiff- JCST GIVE MB XUS ADDRESS. amount, aud ad jerrc forever b.irrii.g them of any right, iitie or interest in and to aid lauds, after the salp thereof, will be rendered nnIut ihem, and ordeiiug g.iid U.nU.s to be sold 'without appraisement to satisfy any sum found to bo due the plain till upon said notes aud mortgage. Attest: A. II. Chase Clerk of District Court.

Seal. W. B. Washington and A. I.

Smith. Attorneys for Plaiutift. PUBLICATION NOTICE. (First Published September U02.) Fredtrick J. Taylor, Jennie Taylor and C.

W. Payne will take noti that Norman F. as plain till did, on tbe oth day of September lc, file his petition in tbe District Court, in and for Wichita comity, state of Kansas, against you as defendants setting forth that said Frederick J. Taylor nd Jennie Taylor gave a mortgage to The Biuk of Garden City which duly assigned to plaintiff, on tbe followiug described lun.R situated in the county of ichita sod state of Kansas, viz: Th Northeast quarter of section twenty in township seventeen foutli of range thirty-six 1 W. 6 M.

to secure the uavment of the sum moans. Oh! who can picture the misery doctor's hand in his, and as the bigtears of that hour? Christ in the garden of rolled down his swarthy cheeks he cried: Gethsemane wept tears of blood. He i "How can I ever thank you, doctor, knew what it was to be poor, friendless for such kindness? How can I ever re-and alone. Be felt the bitter grief of a pay you for such generous conduct?" forsaken soul. He wept and He prayed.

"Come, come, Green," said the doctor Yet He knew that God was with Him with embarrassment, "don't act so. of 520,00 according to certain notes referred to iii said mortgage, and praviusr judgment a- faintit paid Frederick J. Taylor nd Jennie 'aylor for the sum of now claimed to be duo and unpaid, witu iuterest at II per cent per annum. tran 'Jsth day of Atarrh if JM, less credits of paid March lth 1S. $15.60 paid September lfcik 1S.9 aud 1.60 pid July MTBLICATIOr NO TICE.

(Flrat Tbli5hed September 8- ltt. Doctor P. Courioo. Anna J. Ceurton nnl George W.

Kingery will take notice thut Norman F. Thompton aa pKiinti? did. on tiie 5t! dar of September lsw. die his petition iu tlr District Court, in and for Vi-h4a Couitv. state of Kansas, aaint Doctor S.

Courtoit. A'rs J. Courton and Oeorge W. Kingery as defendants setting forth tluitsaid Doctor S-tVur ton and Anna j. Courton gare mortgage up The Canleu City B-nt which baa been d.dy assigned to-plaintiff, on Ute following lonntK.

situatod in tho County of Wichita ami stte ot' Kansas, viz: Tho Southwest quarter of section throe i township fixteen south of range thirty Ave 6 P.M. to secure the payment of the sum of" $550.03, according tu certain notes referred in said mortgage, mud pravlng judgment a-gainst said Doctor 8. Courton. and Anna J. Courton for the sum of 550 00, nww clahned to be due and unpaid, with interest at 12 per cent, per annum, from 18th day of June lswi, lfp credits of $14.94 paid November 20th.

1S3, 916' 60-paid Juue 5th ism, UWO paid January 18tis 1890 16J)0 paid July nth lsvo. or that said premises may be soM to pay the same, without apprasement. Sow said defendants Doctor 8. Courton Anna J. Courton and George Kingery are ht reby notified that they must appear and answer said petition on or before tbe 21st day of October 13U2.

or said petition will be taken as truer against them and each of ttiem; aud a judgment for said amount, and a decree longer barring them ofauyrhebt, titin or Inteiest irt and to said lands, after the sale thereof, wilt be rendered against them, and ordering 5aU lands to be sold without appraisement to satis ly any sum found to-be due the plain tU uioa Maid nt morWaK Attest: A. IL Chase, Clerk cf District Court, 8eaL mn or tmu sam premises may do sold to pay the same, without appraisement. Now said defendant Frederick J. Taylor Jennie Taylor aad C. W.

Payne axe hereby notified that they must appear and answer said petition on or before tlie day of October or said petition Will be taken as true a-gainst them md each of them and a Judgment for said amount, and a decree ferever barring them of any right, titla or interest in and to said landrt. after the sale thereof, will be rendered against them, and ordering said- lasrds to be sold without appraisement to satisfy any sum found to be due the plaintiff upou said notes and m'irtgago. Attest: A. II. caase, Clerk District Court.

SEAL. W. B. Washington and A.I. Smith- Attorneys for Plaintiff.

Ixit's not be children. Why, why it's nothing. Come, rally up, man, and be quiet." The old physician's tone and manner were so frank, quiet and unpretentious, that John was struck by them, and they acted on him liko a soothing potion. In a little while he became calm again. and as the doctor talked on, always in a cheerful, confident tone, John's spirits 1 revived and something of his fear and I dread forsook him.

"We can't have everything in this 1 world that we want," continued the doctor, so we have to do the next best thing, and get along the best we can with what wo have; and I guess we'll i get along well enough." So he put out the medicines for his patient, saying as he did so that he 1 never liked to givs prescriptions to the drugstore, because the medicines there were not always fresh, and thedrug- gists were not always careful in com pounding them, thus unostentatiously taking it upon himself to furnish his I remedies with his skill. Having com-! pleted the object of his visit, he arose to go, saying that he would call on tho morrow, but when he came out of the cabin he halted by the door, and for some time stood hesitatingly on the threshold. At last he beckoned John and that He was only to pass through the shadow of night and come into a brighter and better life. Mary wept. All about ber there was darkness.

There was no future hope to buoy her soul no beacon light to guide her on. She was penniless and friendless, and ia a few short days she and her child would be alone on the great plain with ho one near to offer aid or speak a consoling word. The agony of that hour was too great for her, and her feeble frame sank under it. The dread disease that had long been stealing into her system and undermining her constitution, the malaria of the west, made itself master of its victim, and when John returned home he found his wife burning with fever, while her eyes roamed about deliriously. A doctor was summoned immediately, and when be came and examined his patient, he shook his head ominously.

"It is a bad case," he said, "a very bad case. The disease has been growing in her system for months, and she is thoroughly impregnated with it. It will take a long time to eradicate it, and it may be several months before she is able to go about. I am afraid she has suffered a great deal mentally, for her mind appears to be broken down. It is a bad case at any rate, and she ought to have the best of care, and good nursing." John sat a long time with his- face tamed in his hands before he made any reply.

Then, looking up, he said: "Great God, doctor! What is it yon say? Is it possible I have brought the best and noblest of women to this? Oh, it can't be so bad! She cannot be in such danger! Von can! you must save herP "Well! well!" eried the doctor, who. I UBLICATION (First Published September 1832.) illijim I.itosfbrough and Rose E. Uose- brough will take notice that lfornan V. Thf tap son as ptaliniff did, ou the dav of Septem-: ber ISyj; ill hi petition in tie District Court in and fur Wiohita County, State of Kansas, against William I. Ilosebroozh and Koso E.

B. Washington and A. I. Smiths Attorneys fcr Flnlntlff- FALL FBST1VITIKS. St.

Louis extend a CbrdiaT to AIL The city of 9. Iws has become famous thr I county aver through the agency of her aunmil Fall rHtlvKIesraud from that source has raii-ed sobriquet of the "Carnival ciiy of Amnr- out. "Green," he said, "your wife's father ought to know about this sickness, and if you don't object I'll write to him. It sebrough as defemlanti sotting forth that sail William I. Kosebrough and Rose- E.

Rose- brcugn gave a mortgage- to the Equitable Mort-! gve Company which mortgacj na been as signed to sW ptaintifT. on tho follow de- scribed lands, situated In tho Coauty of Wkhi- ta, and State of Kansas ri: The Boutttwettquarler of scetion eleven in township sixteen south of range thirty-six W. 6 P. to secure the payment of the sum of (450.00 according to certain notes referred to in said mortgage, and praying judgment against i said William i. Koscbrough and- Koso E.

Rose-; brough for the sun of it.VkOO now claimed to be due and unpaid, wHh interest at 13 per cent per nth day cf September 1837, less the foilow.ng credits: $1275 pat I Mar 21st 18S3, paid October 9th 1X60 paid July 7th 18 "9, 13 50 paid March S9th Vor the soasoa of izn all ore viotui ciTortu io the lin- of cntertn! nnent will be rr.Hised. Th-great St. Louis Exposition will throw t-s door open to the public vvdue.day. Sptemer 7tlw ana wiucwnucKie entertain anlJeuirht daring a period xtcud.mc oi er forty days. One of thechief attractions- anixNinett can't do any barm, and it might result in some good.

What do you say?" I don't know that there would be anything wrong in John replied, I after thinking a moment, "and if yon it best I shan't, offer any objec-I tion. But I don't think it will do any ty tne management uie engagement of Coi-t. 8 Giltnore aud his wi. ld ratt-iwned biind. ono hundred strong.

The illumiantion by ga 159-Xand 9K.5up.Ud Ma) 6th or that said premises macv Co sold pa the same, without appraisement. ri low said I. Rosebrongh and Rese E. Rosebrouch are herebv itetiSvd and electricity of t.e wB ctte.id ovev a larger area aarl be mi a trrander scide-tliananv itmUarexhibitionever in the wo-'i The thirty-second great rtt. Louis Fair and 7.

-ological Gacdens- Oct. 3rd to whoa that they must appearand answer said retitloa on or Dvre tno zisi day 01 octoer or said petition will be taKeu as tru? ag ilnst them, aud eaeh of them; and a judgmont for said and a decree forever n.trrmg them of ii Well, perhaps it won't but we can try. Anyhow, we will give him a chance to show his heart. Just give me his address, and I'll write when I get home. John gave the address, and that night the doctor wrote his letter to Hiram Blatchford.

Vi'O BE CONTINUED. any rwht, title or interest tn and to naid lands, after the sale there will ieadeTd agaimt tnem, and osaering said lantw to he tota with by the way, was as kind and generous an old soul as ever lived, don't get excited. Green, It is not so bad as that. Didn't I say she would get along aU right, only it would take a long time to bring her through?" Yes, yes, but you said she must have good care acrf attention, and I have no way of procuring them for her. How can I get them, doctor, when I haven't a dollar in the world?" out appraisement ta satisfy acv sum feuudto be duu thb plaintftf upon said notes and mort gage.

Attestr A. H. Chase Clerk of District Court. has been horaledtioadcut, will be oo tf th main attraction of ttat wrk, and a hat been customary tor fce last thlrteoar years th Vcile'l Fropht will again appear in iU favorite city, en-tbe tveiHn ef lursda 4th. Th.

hotel accotttodatiuos b't. Lotls been materially increased siaoc iut year ant Jtranjyors aro assured of boxptiable trtment. The UiMcari Pacific Sailinr aai Iron. Uountaiit Benle. wsth their vnt cet-work cf lines extectfati; over tin itatrs of Karma, Nebraska, Inuiaa Territory, Arkansas, the west, uth and nth-west, in, order to encoum travel, hnvt made a remark, ably low irisp rat? frofa p-Mot i v-ir linej to 6t Louis-an returo d4riu tue- t' -s-tlvttie s.

For fiirtbnr information rcltic' to difr Svilo and limits of ticket euil on- or addte ny-Missotiri ITaciac or lr.n Mountahi tiirt ageac, will Im W. R. Washington and A. I. Smith, Attorneys ior nainxur.

THE I.KTTER WAS HOT HER FATHER." had relented, and again opened his heart to receive his child. With trembling fingers, and fast beating heart, she drew the letter from it cover and began to devour its contents. But soon the Hush of hope died out of her and a shadow of sorrow and grief deep er than any it had ever worn succeeded. The letter was not from her but from a lady of ber acquaintance, who wrote with more zeal than discretion. A portion of it was as follows: Tour rather well and apparently contented.

His wife la all be csa desire, I suppose since he bows to her will la all things. She has her way In the home and the business, ana she nee da but to hint a wish to have it gratified. She has brought her alster's chil-drec, threa ia number, to live with her. and of course your father supports then. Th two younaest, girls, be keeps ia college, wail the ether, a young man frown, he has taken Into the bank with him, maldng him a partner In the business.

Your father sua his wtfo are active members of Reverend. Wheedler' church, and she is one of tho most Aerovt members of the congr caution. The man whom yoar father has connected with hun in the bank is somewhat rakish, and I think very unprincipled. He spends money tad or coarse tt la yocr tatter's reoy. for he ha ecu his own.

He has-just returned from a stay of several in la ia the vedt, aad has married the daughter ef a seerrt est asm, IVs xaycptalon. tftsnif. tfcteCMeet many tor leve, put tor For a little while the old remained silent. This state physician of affairs ITJBLICATIO.V NOTICE. (First rubdshed 130.

State of Kan.as.l WlcUiUCunty. In the District Court, man foe VJehita Coun i ur August 9th. 1892. to all ticket agent and conductors in Kansas. Indian Territory and at St.

Joseph and Kansas CityT Mo: For above named occasion ticket of Forms named belw in cenneetion with admission tickets may be sold to- Wichita, and reStrra at rate one fare round trip, plus 50 cents additional for admission Tickets in bp oM Sprbm.br KANSAS STATE ty, and 5 aforesaid. Ieah Marriott, Plaiatiff va. Robert R. Marriott. DafoalfcKt.

was nothing new to him, for ha met with similar cases almost every day now his practice, but he was not Inured: to it, and each new case appealed to his sympathy and touched his "You can get some means- from your friends to tide yo over this, spelL, can't you?" the doctor asked. "From your relatives or hers? "Xo; It is nmlmm to think of that. SaU jrobert B. Marriott, wCP take aotithat he ha; boon a'iel in tbe aboa tor abort tijieii occ ul ta ti Mktoouri Pacific lly.r will ..1 roti.nt trip tickets to Trpett StnittnUr nimea court uoou a netltion for divorce, abd must auwer the pet'Hou iilad th'-relo on or reiore me aay 01 uotoiwr. iitc, or alU tr 8tb to 17th jdnsiv t- I ml tiuonwm ie takru as trn, tit tf urill t.

ralruti la tma 1 decree for divorear for plairtifT in aitftm tam UXlill isrpt. PJfijL OB i itr will he rendered i 1 twt: a. 11. ciuTt. ci.rk District Coart: tor rotinxl tnp.

I ytJU it- October 1st. iaclu )ra- frtoda tocnU for akL aotfboth mv tttra aai 'iai: cmata ai bexs ct. ta shrift Ucfcaber d. I t3X wfct I iwrncti. tat.