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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-13


personal friends in those parties, might
get into the wrong wigwam which
would be great mistake.
Under the head of announcements
this week will be found the names of Mr..
J. 8. Fast and Mr.. Albert Hodgson. The
former for Recorder and the latter for
Sheriff Both these gentlemen called on
US this week and We found them to be
very agreeable gentlemen, and from
what we know of them, they would, if
elected, ill the Offices to the satisfac-
ton o ( the people.
-Died-On the 18th of September,
1877, of congestion of the brain, Minnie,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Shlemmer.
The funersY discourse was preached by
Rev. II. K. Huth, at their residence in
Msrmsfon township, on Sunday, the
s0tb >of September, after which the re-
mains were inferred in the lola ceme-
terry. The family has the sympathy Of
many friends in this their sudden BE-
For the information of our readers
We copy from the session laws Of 1877,
that portion of the game law defining
the time Of the year during which prai-
rio chickens and quails may be lawfully
killed. The Law says: at shall not Be
unlawful 70 XIII prairie chickens between
the first day Of August and the 6rst day
Of February; and it shall not Be IN
lawful 70 Hll-asail from the LIST day Of
October to The first day Of January Of
Zach year.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-13
lola MARKET REPORTS.

The market quotations given below are core
ed every Friday morning e II O'Clock.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24

The Buffalo Bill troupe appeared at the
town hall last evening to the largest au.
dienee ever gathered there. The "R,d
right hand Is a fret class sensational pay
with lots of pistols, b,wie.knivc,. Indians,
lie are, battles ard 60" gen rally In it, and
was thoroughly ap r c,sted by the au.
dirnce. the two principal characters.
'Bu1.lo BIZ and "Cert lin Jack" were
present in proprit persona aud repeated
the scenes of u cit fmtler life with spiii
and dash. The piece was lighted up 10y
the fun Of the | i,hn a, and Cninaman WIN
had gone to the d ack hills for gould
and was followed by the ~l,ughable ia &c
sketches In In a." II Is the best entct-
tainment Of tLc kind that e,cr appeared in
Rutland, and W. Il repaid the a tendance.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24
On a Tear.

Moses Vincent was arrested last evening
and lodged In all. Monday evening be
called at the house Of Mrs l. ia Cornish in
Nebrasks, and demand led admission. hrs.
Cornish refused to lc. HIM in and ordered
him to leave. lie began to pound on the
door, threatening to break in. when Mrs
Cornish fired a pi'.1l, thinking + irighten
HIN away. Nluc n c0ltnu 4 and broke
In he door, i ized Mrs. Crash, ok her
ps'o. away, AID then teit her severely,
and left. Tuesday afternoon be returned
10 the house AMI attacked Charles Reed,
whom he met there, kicking him in the
face aud i%niuring him severely. lie was
arrested by Onioer George w. Crawford,
and will be examined his morning.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24

No Other manufacturer dare give bis
medicine ~ scgcIe a lest. Ills AGENTS have
for ever two years sold Shiioh's Consunp
ton cuic gu a positive guarantee, allowing
any patty 10 stNothlrds of a bottle aud
il il should hot have the desired tfirci,
couli he returned. AID money refunde T.
The proprietor States with pride. that not
one bottle IN 300 la. in any case failed.
For ton,umpiion, Chronic Coughs, Colds,
Group, A-tama. bronchitis, whooping
Cough. and al Ling diseases It is sondcr-
fully sure and effective. Ga such terms rs
these, y is bot sranle that the medicine
has gained a popularity never before
egnai,d. Mnl You ny II or continue 10
suffer. Sample hottie, 10 ccrts, regular
exc 80 cents and rl.oo. 4. ". ~llIGGiss,
Paige * Crooks, Rutland /. A. More,
West Ruilanai Rice * Go. Casileion /;
W. Sweet, %fgirigven, !. NJ. Campbell,
fouliney elsewhere hy dealers generally.
"HAoInRrAcg a new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else-
WHERE by dealers generally. d&wly
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24

There are naoy chances to be deceived
and many chances to make good bargains.
The present dull state Of aft tirs will com
mead all to search for good bargains, and
to look well before making their purchases.
At the Rutland County Drug Store oi
Morse Bros, opposite the depot, Pure
Drrgs, Med C ms, Patent Medicines, Fan
cy Go ds, Trusses ard Shoulder Braces,
etc, c., are selling a. reduced pre-, :,
(pluic piicet). Pure Crc,m Ta-trr, Bi
Cab nate OF Soda, Genuine Virgin Salad Oil
FIR nch S,lad Dressing. Pure F,avorinr Ex-
Tracts. our Own manufacture Prescriptions
u spoclnl'y. at al hours. prepared by expe-
Tie n d pi~arm-cist-. Imported cigars. III
rect from Ack.r, Mrrrill d Cpudit, and
Paik> q riiOrd. .m.mie b II We have
IA c.in. &c e -lm K which must be Sid, and
VT sr- he c TO III a al ~ho may favor u,
With a C al.
MORSE Bios Druggists.
d&w Opp@t ID, p", Ruti.nl, VT.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24

multitudes Of instances when It is neither nee.
esssry or easy to obtain. A family provided
with a com rehensive household SPECIFIC like
nostetter's stomach Bit, rs, IS p,' sessed Of q
medicinal resource adequate to most emersen-
cies In which medical advice would be other
wise need III. That sterling tonic and correc-
tive Invariably r. NEEDLES and Is auth0i ts-
i've y recommended for debility. indigo u n,
liver disorder an hrt gular habit OF body, uri'
mary m uieiiue toubl s, inefficient rh' una
tism AID gtut and many 9TH r ailments OF re-
qurnt'c urrclcc II era die stcs aud p events
inter mittcnt and rmitteLt few, rs, relieves
menti Il dc p hdency checks reinature decay,
and law gor.tes thc htrvous al d n uscu'ar It's
sues. . cep, dls,stitn and app tit, are pro
NOTED BY Il, and II Is extrm.ly useful In over
coming the q, cts Of exhaustion ana exposure.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24

HHH- nj . HAH L
urfs ~ ~fl harr.t. ~f-lru-
m d.r.fa rrD4.d SAFES D. fa-u tIrl-
~ IA A-tss. -. sla-rnur at.ftru .f-
-f,f. II ;. -aa6U: cI.n.n. d. -.I- All,
81 .ftfu .ul STATED u s6ln46it: faal M
...... "A, ID Ffs4aEaI. 80. r.U M lH.f.
Nhll' MAf+ "f'i tA't.tA iN
,.t o., .rt,. sNfr4 tIf. af "a nt.- Dbl. sl..
/" a. ,xr. 81. I.u'. 81 .ss4 .'.
r.rrf N.Ita. 0tt Isr4 i. -.
Is q. tI....f a' d.. fa rAtr.' Id $3.50 "a.
NurAf n..-N.rf sHu h..Dr.h. .lf.. h..
.tr, fr.- .,fn.tt .Nf. r... .f4 .f
1sli taf.so
"a :. ia snrir ln -flr .aff." !
-U.i..t .ln Ir Af.r.. 4. f.t.r nf.f.r r.f t-.--
trn a .fNf fr nh.fr Ni,I44.
INA t.llf- d.mart v.-+.r.
A. sla-a. .tags rr Jrf-ct. STATE ana Penn.
Lfv.t.
HAmtr-nul sl.s az -0a-o. f.r rsU.i
q. ua. 4t ror a.. ..tr..t af.s.. 3. D.
81 lOm4dl. siIl6 ia-a.s III. aris,i
.s.r. ID. nH I'd.
tneN-nr, MIA ef ,r-, npssei-. u.-.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24
iOCAL MlNTIOts

.'ti 1868
The side walks are in a wors, condition
than they have been this winter.
1, gtieyts the sLa'e t. think tia. splen
did ice lies under this super-abundsncc oil
snow.
The 'thank-you-ms'ams' are ra,he toe
NUMEROUS in the roads ID mako sleishing
euj yable at present.
Frank Auber,in. the man who didn't sui.
cid,, has been heard from again, this time
from Pike river, p. Q.
w. +. Paige who has leased the Amer.
icsn house in Burlington, is running a first.
class hottl and /. sad to be doing a god
business.
John Morrissev, jr., was buried In a
$500 GOTTA. dressed in q new suit of broai-
cloth with diamonds spar king on his bosom
and collar sud.
Tic sale of reserved seats for the Flyers
sisters concert here, Feb. 1, will commercc
tomorrow morning at Tuttle's book store g.
Tickets 80 cents.
Crowds of small boys were gathered or-
positc the town hall yesterday afternoon
impstiently watching for a glimpse of The
great Buffalo Bill.
Vicinity items from Castleton, Dinby,
Orwell, South Londonderry and Sudbury,
and other interesting reading natter will
be founl IN the outside.
The concert Of the Young Apollo club
at Brandon, this evening, Is enc of tic
finest given in Vermont this tclson, ard
should be literally Ialroliyed.
The first of the series Ct dancing and
card sociablcs at Baxter music lall will
come of o-morro evening. Thereafter
they will be given Wcdrc day evenings.
The young man who helped himself to
cider in an 1er mans cellar a. a sociabie
the other evening was incorrectly reported
as a college s;udcnt. lie is not a member
Of any college.
The annual department encsmpment of
the grand army of the republic FIR V,r-
mont meets in Burlington today for the
election of officers. J. II. Dyer AID J. ii.
Gouliing are delegates from Roberts Post
No. IA.
b. ID. Harris and Edward Crosby OF
Brattleboro and w. G. Bradbury and ). S.
Gaines of Vergennes, were at the Badwell
house last evening. MIR. Croby has en-.
tirely recovered from his injuries sustained
in the railroad accid' mt.
The use of sawdus. iustc "a Of saud VI
ashes to cover the icy sidewalks is recon-
men led. The sawdu { should be vet be-
fore it is applied, as Otherwise it will rot
remain where il is put. When wet, it ar
swers every purpose tina, sand does. is
being tried successfully in other places.
Charles W. Abbott, formerly of Ru,.
lanJ. a well kaown carriage deal,r through
Vermcn. and manufacturer OF Carriages
and sleighs in Keenc, n. H., has failed
His Indebtedness amouLts t. about 81, 100
Among the unsecured cr' di,ors are III
Q linn, Rutland, and $. J. Anterior. Lud-
low. The assets consists of stock ard to Ia
and notes and accounts of little value,
amounting in all 30 81, 300.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24
Investigating Committees Report

WASHINGTON. Jan. %
Il is expected that the house committees
to Florida aid South Carolina will make re-
ports before clo-e of tie week. Nor
risons Lou i.ua committee will endeavor
to present tier report before the house
acts on the joni @ mantle. iili. TIE sub
committee Of tac senate committee on
privileges and elections and tie house con-
mi,toc on rights, etc, Of the house in
counting the electoral vote, have agreed
that as the former first called on the West
ern Union company f r kilograms it should
FIST have the use Of them. except SUCH as
were recently mentioned 10 the staiemett
Of Orion in reply TO = subfwna Of the
house.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24
NOTICES.

J. Es,cy Is Co. have made and sold near
ly 10000 Cottage Organs in he last four
yeats. An Their maker boasts Of having
made Sc, 900 in the last thirty years.
Winch shows tie eie ,ic,t prcscn, popular
iy? Eslcy Organs Tor the cen cnnial year
afc all ncw styles, and new prices, and the
best of terms. Address
GKoReE q DAY,
Rutland, VI.
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Rutland Savings Bank.

The annual o.ec.ion If officers Of the
Rutland saving bank was held a. th,lI
banking rooms Iuosday, Jan. s3L The
old board Of o~fleers was reelected a. fol-
lows
Lathcr ID .niel-, president William Gil
more. vlce-pre-id-nti Lu'her Dlniels, Will
lam Gilmore, Newlon X Log, Wm. II.
Field. John l'rOul, Warren Daniels, Will
lam b. Mussey, trustees aud dircctors.
The bank deposits amount II s5OO,O00
and q semi-aunusl d.yiieai # five rer
cent. was declared Jan. II.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24
Shocking Accident at Montpelier
JUNCTION.

MoSrrrLrER Jan 90.
Michael Dineley Of Bethel, fremsn on
the morning fie git tram on the Vermont
Central railroad, was killed this morning at
Montpelier Junction. The engine and ten
der broke their coupling and Dipglcy fill
through and several cara passed over bin,
mapgl NJ lin In a fearful manner. lis
are was %.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24
Fleeing Senators.


ALllNOl-
SPRIScffELD, Jan. 20.
The .hirty.third n ballot for Coited
S'ates senator resultei: Logan 50 Andtr-
ION 50, Waslburno 10. Flosg 3. ,cstier.
log :.
Cna lee d Ls~seace vas uranimoufly
nynin ted Tor L lied Sta es sef a'or 10y 4
republican caucus. Jyhn A. Logan with
drew.
CEoRCis.
ATLANTA. Jan. %.
Tn, bs'lof fo- senator today result a. .
Ssnre-N Tao 81 tin II Snti .
II III @ -Noiwo d 50 HI - Smith ~
WdScr4 !. nks Nrwool ~il PROF.
sbiy be- cleo ed On The fourth ballot to.
moriox.
KANSAS.
1oPEKA. Jan. 20
Bo'b branches OF the legislature hallO.ci
for sora'or. The woe stood Ssua'c-
Plumb 7. O-burn 6 liuv-y 6. Simons G..
Sesrr4 - J hn 9. ST. nt.2 Mutn ?
EllcF | Phillips 1 Sinp, n 1. Love g
hnu-c-pium Il. Simpson . simpson .
i'm o IL, Sears IL Harvey -. Osb1iu
IL, M"tn ID, ) illn : 5. Phillips 4, 81.
John 3, RoOt 3, Tucker l, Eiton 10
wEsr VIRGINIA.
WHEELING Jan. %
The ,int ballot for Senator for shoit
term rsll,ed. Hereford 81, Price %.
Carlisle 10 Walker 10, scattering 0: for
ling term. Faulkner %. J. q. Davis Il. II.
q. Davis q, J. n. Camden 3 SC eriug 10.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24
.a.Nlci.. cream Yeast.O

Ia n pure. dry, hop ye .st, and Is rising
in favor with the LADIES' rap diy. 1t is the
only ycast in the ma ket when will not get
sale with age. You are sure of good
sw,e. bread every time. Ten cents will
bus ialf n pound. Ask your grocer for It
and give il a fair trial. Ole t%easpoonful
will II axe two leaves of bfc ID. Soak in
warm water two hours aud then use as you
would other yeast.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24

Everybody. at this season of the year,
when coughs, colds and fevers arc SO prev.
alcnt. should bear In mind that an ounce OF
preventive is worth an hundred pounds OF
cure. Such being tho fact, why not take
good sound advice, and buy a Chest Pro-
;ecior Of Albert w. Higgins, who has tho
best assortment in town. All kinds, Lambs
wool, Chamo!s, Felt, flannel, etc, just re.
cc.ved, and for sale low. Also the fnc.t
iine of Fancy and Toilet Goods, in the
state. Oar goods hive been bought low
VT are selling them cheap, and don't for
get that HIGGINS SUPERIOR CO.
LOGNE" is the best. S1.0O will buy a
pint. Give US a call.
ALBERT W. HIGGlNs,
oct7d Family Chemist.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24

We have on hand some very pretty
spreads for limos, which we will scll ut
exceedingly 10" figures. Those wishing
10 procure spreads viii find il greatly 10
Their n Vantage 10 cal GA US. We also
have stools ioI safe.
NcCLURE & HALL,
ID a'crs in Pignls And O.gins, No. -
eft street dAw
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24
Mrsterions Disappearsnen.

J. ~. q 1850. a. a intt' nrut fam
Paaie. vh. a.s fhe Vci.!i5 81 Mor-
ces'er, Mlss, aaliig November 1914 De-
ceniher, is mi.sliF, i.lrg lstAetri 4 a.
Fiichbure ne fret ~ Ist month. Wien
he l,fi Wore scr a lev days l~Ityilus o.
TIA lime he hal some 500 % his Ierson,
and two valuable pa watches.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24

SAS FEANci-cD Jan. .
Lintorth, Kellogg & Co., importers 90
hardware, ctc., suspended liabilities a
garter Of a m.iiioa as.,t's s3)O.O0).
M1sTnEA1. Jan. %.
Samuel O"c0dorN. vhol,s4.c jgwcller,
failsd; la'iitic- so 90.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24
AUf:s.graN G5Og>C.
T"TlN9T0n, IT.
w. q. paige, Proprietor.

Having leased the "A ,oye vel known he
til, and taken p %s--ssi, IN of ,me. | shall
be pl~a>ed t" =, all my ~frienl-. ard tie
irry.litg publ 3. rally. | shall en-
'ctvor 10 mai tila the reputation uf tie
h 'u-o for beng ilf.t class IN ever, respect.
jlOi.f ". +. PAIGE.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24
Collierv on Fire.

LoSD.s. Jan. 23.
A fire broke out a. Stone Hi c%oliery
near Bolton today, While tie ID were a.
work still burning. Fifteen miners per-
iehei
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The Louisiana Returning Board.

NV Ans. Jan. -.
The house -erg a.- rus Ice for
W rhington tod win C,senage aad
ken-er of the r,nlr.inr hfsri.
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p.nn,,on'. AZ. shipping rns..

over 200 m Hons have teen used within ia
ptrf lu tHf without culupiaint clos tl IA
henuWlhg sefirAtu. All ,Kpiess COM au4e
esr pa m. soli ~ Printers and aian0ncr
cFtft Nltrr.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
uaM NAultsaie Agenfg.
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Reliable Hair N.Ore.

Ladies, If you want first quality hair and
reliable work. and your sia:nling done on
ne. patterns aud lev designs, 20 to Mrs.
G. 7. Lot p 25t Ctn'cr ttne'. up stairs.
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Che 4Sutland Tally Globc
WEDNESDAY JANUARY "a is,7

.r.s.rs nUt pleas. ttHf fa tt,ir nr.tsr dtas
fi't. 80 haHr Il 10 ITsfa tl u.s. conrc"s"t BY
81 doing flf1 uUl .fas ns r.ft imf 60 arrange and
Hr f"rIl i. Hftl Them. ut. II tilsa dtd late hour.
fae circulation Of the Daily Globe is equal
%. II not In excess Of. any other daily newspa-
for In Vermont. The circulation Of the
Weekly Globe IS a half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper IN Western Ven
mont aai more than ths CO nbined circulation
e. eltha other wsoSlies IN Rutland county.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Weather Indications

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFicE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL ttFFfCER.S
w~AsuIseIos. Jan. al q m.
In the middl. and eastern ttss falling
barometer. rising tenn G q ufe. souib to
we winds %increusi & cloud mes ,nj pos
SHY light sn wv, succeeded by rising ba-
rome,er, and winds veering to colder
noriherly winds.
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Noh fr-MiNi Ef-Af Putnam. =. l.. Deem.
mgr ah, hN Rev =. Estr ar G.. T.. Noye-,
~ sio Abndse, 90 Miss r. r. Munger Of Beu-
f.r.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24

ih' annual meeting II Evergreen ceme'erl
lt iNhi NAu o. hela z fl- helf sfut NJ
niIf' Tow hul iu lHluf tufl44d. nn III siny
iir a"Hh INST Nt~,HftaHu' llck q "a "a alton on
Auli Gil huht. sefeiay.
hutiani, Jan 4ii. l-l4 ana
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BOARD oE AGRICULTURE.
Meeting at wallineford = First Days sessi

Meeting at w%allingiord = First Days Session.
The Vermont Board Of Agriculture com
mcoc,d II, se-si,n at Walhngford IN Tues
dsy afternoon at tso u'cl ick. There were
present Of he b1aid ani those to part c-
pate IN The NEE log, Rev NJ II. Buckham,
presideit 81 the university OF Vermont and
state All ullural college; Pnof. II. nj
S, ci,y. =, creiary Of the board Gardner 5.
F.ssc;t # l. lostu-eh. Ora Paul of Pm
ine;, Alb ri Chapman of Middlebury. John
II. Mead of Wet Rutland, Hon + ID
| ID mglass e VIII ing. A large audience OF
farmers of wallingford, Tinmouth. Cl,rtn-
don, Rutland, ID ,nby and Mdlletown as
| sembled at the fret session.
Tie meeting was called to order by Ora
Paul Of Pomfre', a member Of the bond.
when, on nomina ion, Charles ID. Chilts.
esq. one of the leading citizens and fore
m st farmers of Waliingford was appoint
ell pr,ei lent.
Prot. Edward j. Hyde, prcsiden. of the
WallinstoId graded schools. was intro-
duced, who deli sercd an address. Mr..
lii de spoke Substantially as follows:
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-16
ST. LOUIS.IRON MOUNTAIN
& SOUTHERN r. r.
TINTE CARD.

EXPIRES leaves Cairo daily 90 p. m.
express arrives at Cairo daiy........4 GOA. IN.
Accommodation leaves Cairo daily -. 2:oon. m.
Accomodation arrives daily Except
sunday ........il :oa. m.
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Notice 10 the AFFLICTED and Unfortunate.
AN AGENT , wanted ss, in r. ever

l.eslies Newspapers aud Magazines, the oldes
established Illustrated Periodicals in America.
will, ifthey secure an agency and exclusive ter
~itory. be enabled TO introduce seventeen first
class illustrated Periodicals, suited to Us man,
from eight ne and beautiful chromos, given
free of costs to each annual subscriber, he en-
abled &c secure one or more subscriptions N
very family in their district. To skillfu can :
yassers this viii secure permanent employment,
and the renewals each year Will be source
ylad and assured revenue. Specimen papers
and most liberal erms sent TO all applicants VINO
name the territory they desire 70 canvass. AL
Press, Agency Department, frank Leslie Q
publishing House. 667 Pearl rheet, New York
1910 I'm
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Administrator Notice.

Estate of Charles Booker deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate OF Charles booker, late
Of the county OF Alexander and state of llli-
nois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he will
appear before the county court of Alexander
county. at the court house in Cairo at the April
term ON the third Monday in April mex, al
which time all persons having clsims sgainst
said estate are hotiiled and requested to attend
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
TO make immediate pasenent 10 the undersigned.
Dated this I'D day of February. A. d. le77.
GEORGE LATTNER,
Administrator.
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THE TREASURE.
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