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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-06

1. OF u.-MANEArO LODGE NO. 20a3,
fNsmcctS nrsI aud third Saturdays Of each
month iu their hail over Collins drug store.
GEO. IL. CLARK, ID.
H.. :. WOOD, Reporter.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-18
4 WOMAN.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
My name is Mary Chapman, and live at
the corner OF Williams and Cox streets, At
ianta- have been a dreadful sufferer from
7"fotiit ana running, eating scrUfuiOus III
Gers Tor SIX years Have been waited upon
during the time 10y seven Atlanta physicians,
b1t hey failed to cure me. | also used va
rious advertised remedies without the least
benefit. White being thus treated, | grew
worse all the time. Scrofulous swellings on
Loth.S!'les of my ncck-which became run
ming, eating sores affecting my throat, mouth
aud nose. The eating sores on my neck were
Il mass OF corruption almost down to the
I bones. My throat became so much affected
. that could scarcely swallow, my food lodg-
| ing in portion Of my throat. lost my ap-
petite entirely, lost my fie Sh, and was reduced
to to pounds Ncight-beinG mere skeleton.
Ny whole system Lecane terribly poisoned.
and in q fearful condition. In this condition
I commenced the use Of IL. Il. b., and found
great relief the first bottle.
when had used vc bottles my health had
/ 80 much improved that the ulcers were all
4 healed, the swelling subsidized, my appetite re-
/ turned, Iny skin became active, my strength
| returned, and / gained Il pounds of flesh
| am now healthy, fat and hearty. and am able
/ to DO as much work as any woman, and feel
! a HHppy Is iar t.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-18
Kidney Complaint.

Tor over six years l have been Il terrible
Sufferer frouIa troublesome complaint for the
relief OF which have spent over 500 with
ont benefit, tho most noted so-callcd reInidies
PROV nw failures. The of one single bot
tie OF II. Il. b., has been marvellous, giving
more relief than al other treatment com
biucG. Z. i quick cure, wiz ie others, if
they cure at all, arc in the distant future.
e. II. ROBERTS;
Atlanta Water Works.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-18
An Invitation.

This morning at O'Clock sharp, pro-
pose to take a memorial picture of the
old Putnam House site. special invi-
tation is given to the City Council,
Board of Trade and the Press, and gen
eral invitation to the public. Those
wishing to appear in the picture will as
semble on the corner opposite Fry 5
promptly at the time. MANGoLD.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-18

This remedy is one about which cannot
publish certificates but il is n most wonderful
liniment to be used after the fret two ~
three months. ---.f.
Send for treatise on the Health AMI TIappi-
ness of Woman, free. which gives all particII-
lars. Sold by all druggists.
TOE BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co.
Box II. AtiiI.tt Ga.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-18
AGENTS FOR THE NEWS.l

The following gentlemen are the authorized
agents of THE PALATKA DAILY AND w EEki4f
NEWS, In their several localities:
w Dewitt, san Mateo.
w e. Valentine, Nashua.
G ) Packard, Welaka-
NJ Bard. Norwalk-
j Il Marshall, Fruitland Fia,..
j Mex alum, Orange Mills, Fla.
A /, i3aitlettc, Georgetown, -
DaIiieI Darling, Drayton Island.
u i iiigly, Lake George.
j /. ISuIton, Crescent City.
j T. Strickland. Interlachen..
A MuiIroe, McMeekin-s
VIM l. iraddock, Seville.
J 5 CcwdOn, ST Augustine.
a IA Vogelbach, elelrOse,.
Charles Moore, Lake worth, Fla.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-18

CORRESPONDENCE

Solicited on all interesting topics through
+. at me state We will be especially grateful
~fT5r a. local items of interest . the public.
stsws sent by wire should be Abbreviated when
sfacticable, and sent after O'Clock y. IN. ad-
dressed to PALATKA DAILY NEWS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-18
Public Speaking and t..c Press.


Gov. long. of Mas.
1t Is Il conviction Of rhine that public
speaking is not what IL used to be. II
plays second fiddle to the newspapers.
Who cared for the eulogies on Gen. Grant,
admirable as they were, by this or that
distinguished SO and so, when on the
morning of his death every metropolitan
daily published broadside as good as an
Edward Everett Grafton, containing
history of his career and simplified by
the proper rhetoric and moralizing.
Who remembers a line of Gen. Devens
Bunker Hill Grafton in 1876, which was
as good and eloquent as Daniel Webster S
on the same spot? Who cares for what
you and l say upon the political themes
of the day, when every one of them has
bsen as thoroughly done on both sides rs
fapjack in the daily editorials?
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-18
TO the Public.

would inform my old patrons and
the public generally tnat my new hotel
viii be open on Tuesday for the accom-
modation of guests. Board by the day,
;. eek or single meals at reasonable rates.
s. GRAHAM,
Corner Lemon and First streets.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-18
CITY NOTES.
A BABY LETTEE.

Cast down, the Soldeh he:'d' You would .
not need
a palmer type an no It's pl'"h m
deed.
L scan the aimiess' ana clearly see
ne '''nu "i,e'e '''o'' "''' '''-''' r NV
an l''9: D .. ,,o. .,an;n,.
- 1oad
To snorlxlino rivers BRIGHT. the flowrs |
smell
That bloom in em'rald fields. sweet
sounds 7 hear
That svelIeI a saraph'& throat, aa I sur
mise,
Or of the passing chcrubs softly tell.
Winging across the blue eXpans" and
clear
For well know twas writ from Para
disc.
Mr.. NJ. W. Howell one OF hees2tiFSS
business men, was III the city yesterday
DIR. \. L. Coles office IS located in the
KennerIy & Hickman block, upstairs.
Mr. /. Jacobson, who has been over to
Fernandina for several daysin search OF
health and pleasure, returned home yes
terday.
Mich Cows-For sale. 3 good milch
cows and calves. Address T., T. o. box
348. ct
Naesrs yertrecq & Co have inst r.
ccivcd a car load of choice -four. Call
and examine flour and get prices.
r,a,,t, hands wore a,,e,oe,ad ,-l....r-
day !, clocrin,- nm the r,,Ir,is1, ON the
prt,,,, House lot and tho,,.., ,, ,,al,;p.,
fine Roadway.
Ten GoI!aT. viii Inv - oool Inf fo, n
homo f.. ,y.sr p.1s,l-a trnlvtoJ ~
,r.r..,,,., -r.,f, pf,.1-
Tnora viii he :, ,,cctioo, If tJ,..
II NJ Tol,,a to-nioIt at Ped 1Tare
Hall AZ in,norf,rt work : IN I,a dome
n LARGE attendance is desired,
poao;.o.1 H.. r.o,,ro,,.., g. c..
,,,r, $500,
y p pm
,
=, =.
et
~. l'''e.,,,,,L' ,,''
"a -,
MI 'i;'r'ei'oS 'a't"l mas i h'.nt
o'oo',',i's 'ei1'7 j. MS S','" ''''''''
no" D,oo"'9 every night "'l" d 5''"'
many nave gone around To see inc ''i T.
: rok l'ENr'-D "cilih& Iufh'shed' Af-
P'y "t ht''a'ol'''' i'''oiS c''i'ei 'ii''''9'I'
anu : ROM streets 'r ADDRESS ! o. ioeK
p"N ~ Faia'ka'
DIT. George 1nhter mas i r'ihaft'ahie
pei'oA Tree III ms y5'' on FIRST Slft2..
- "''S TWO ANA Il ii''i' e''r9 on. Ja'
IL mas attained &'?Wth Of more THAN
ten feet IN height, and - now III Hover
preparatory to bearing IL" docs not
know OF what variety it IS.
Mr.. Hennis Peterman. now keeps on
hand sliced hams, bacon and shoulders,
to be retailed in quantities +e-suit pur-
chasers- lie has also just received a
lreSh Iot "i the BEST butter, coffee ana
teas
Mr.. j. w. McLaury has sold quite one
hundred of the building lots advertised
IN this column to people who will build
and reside in that nav suburb, known
as West Paltla. There is considerable
demand for cheep lots by people of mod
crate means, who want homes Of their
own.
f. l.. Crosby, manufacturer of cigars.
desires to inform the public that he IS
| =, ,,,.- -. l. : . .-.. l. =, - -
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-18
pALATKA, FLA, SEPT. IS, 1885.
The Daily News
The News Office
Reading Notices.

For SAIE-Thousands of old papers,
good for many purposes. Apply at the
NEWS office.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-18
MI O II III e r S.
FRIEND
Makes CHILDBIRTH Easy


The time has come at Hast
when the terrible agony Incl
dent to this critical period III
wOman's life can he avoid
cd. y distinguished physi-
clan, who passed the great
est portion of his life forty
four years. in this branch "a
practice, left to child-bcar-
ing woman this priceless leg
acy and life saving appli-
ance,
THE MOTHERS FRIEND"
and to-day there are thOuS-
andS of the best women in
our land who, having used
this wonderful remedy he
fore commemorative up and
cali his name blessed.
We receive letters from
every section of the country
thanking us for placing this
preparation i'll the reach OF
suffering woman. One lady
from North Carolina writes
that she would like TO thank
the Dfoprictors ON her knees
for bringing il to her notice.
as in a previous confine-
ment she had two doctors.
and they were compelled To
use chiorOfOrm, Instruments
etc. and she suffered almost
death; but this time she used
MOTH Frs FRIEN ID, ''nnI
her lobor was like magic.
Now, why should a woman
suffer when she can avoid il?
We can prove all we claim
by living witnesses, and any
one interested can call. or
have their husbands do So,
at our office. and see the
original letters, which
we cannot publish.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-18
The preparations for the grand colored

The preparations for the grand colored
camp meeting which will begin at Evins-
ton on the Sth of October are still pro-
crossing, and the meeting win be on
grander scale than any similar meeting
ever held in Florida. Mr.. o. w. Brom-
well, who agreed to furnish electric
lights for the meeting sent the following
telegram to Mr.. Cowen. from which it
will be seen that he has secured the APP
paratus, and that the grounds will be
brilliantly Illuminated
WINDSOR HOTEL.
New York, Sept. 16, 1885.
"A. G. CowEN, Gen. Trav. Agent,
Palatka, Florida.
have secured and shipped engine and
camp meeting. Have poles for wires
erected at once. o. w. BROwEIL.
Gen. Pass. Agent.
Seats havr been prepared for q large
number of persons. and the most noted
colored preachers and cXhortrrs in the
state have signifidd their intention of
being present and taking part IN the pro
ceedin2s. The Florida Southern T.e.d
V.3.rpa eseurg. On ta'aa 3es at ,.ieit
T. are eaarr -... --f Er,,...s Rae
progress of the meeting thousands and
thousands of people will attend Special
provisions will be made for all white pco-
Pile who wish to attend and note the pro-
gress of the meeting. \ special train
will be run from Palatka every evening
and will return after the close of the ser
vice, and large numbers will attend
from this section and points mp the river.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-18

Perhaps the most remarkable CORE
spondencc between the commanders cr
an army and his generals. Is that H.
tween Gen. Bragg on the one side and
Generals Ciehurne, Harlee and Brock
enridge on the other. after the battle Of
Nurfreesboro: Gen. Bragg was assaulted
because q: the retreat. and he wrote to
his generals asking if they had not adj
vised the movement. and further inquir-
ing if he had lost the confidence Of his
army. This letter with the REPLIES Of
Gen. ". J. Hardec, Maj. Gen. p. Il.
Cleburne and Maj. Gen John c. Brock
enridge, will be published in the South
ern Bivouac for October
The new immediate delivery system
will be inauguratcd by the government
on October list, at all cities of 1000 in
habitants or over. and Judging from the
comments of the press this new feature
in postal delivery is destined to he very
popular. Postmaster Harrison has Just
received circular containing list Of
the postoffices of the country where these
letters are to be delivered Immediately on
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-18

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14
SUMMONS.

THTHK DISTRICT COURT OF TnE rRfap
L Judicial District OF tha Tsxitery q Wu>,
ington, holding terms AZ ee4tflA n llln<
county. for the counties Of King kad xllxR
Complaint filed 10 the county q kirf a
the once Of the Clerk Of sAid Distr1<1 oszzt
No. A2s-Rohert Levy, plsin,iE, ~ flus
ThetInltsd States Of America sead spsfne
To Tnos. q. sases. defendant.
lou are hereby required 10 spp11F b
IN aetio1 brought against you b. o. .11s
named plaintiff, In the District opuzf q u
Third5 ndiciaip District az thsTeEritnry n VIDA.
The coaafy Of King, for The Oouilfiss 4 IVA
and hiisap, and 70 RDswsx The complzlz1 NJ
therein. within sixty days from he ~ \
the frsf publication % this 6ummonR, oxtx&
msnt By dsfAnlt viii be taken agAina III
scecrding 20 the prayer Of the ceraplaint
The said action 10 broaght 10 resover nm
said defendast fhs sum Of six hundred lI<l&
dollars, with interest thereon ffun ~ ~
day q May, 1881, al the rate Of one pr a.
Per month, and Interest on install msnss n d.
tsrest upon . certain promiseory nota aDaAs
and delivered By defendant fh,s 4. ul1sl
70 James ucNauEhf. on the pih day 81 ~
1883, AZ prayed for to the complaint hefaL
which said note Was sftsrwards fsr u<s
HE consideration. duiy assiEned and Avs
ferrsd 20 the plaintiff who ~ nov ths hsni
heldsr and owner thereof, and fof eosss q -
said aotion.
witness the Hon. Roger &. os~sss ,sta
., Of thu sAid Disirfoi 0unl<. -
sxAi. the seal thereof, this lstk "a n
JAMES sElvirx. OIL
By JAMES ?. Lunlcw, Deputy.
Henry D. Lsornis, attorney fof pisl1l4
Date Of nrst publication. ny ~ -
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his uros,rsss form, esrrisd she s1fzinz
vavs Of combat 20 another pzrt o. vas
fsi6.
when ali wsrs gone be strove 70 Rae
htznself, bat fell back powerss =
vas alsns and unsttendsc. save D. u
lion heartsd chaplain. noS wo9kosss
kfnseif. Who, battle- axe N hand eso
pever Ieft him the whole night fhfonen.
Bv his side, o5Eered with fifteen woonos
frorn lancas and other weapons. iay re
dad body Of his squire. kooen nAfI
he. tso, had foaGht by bis MASTER %
lsuu a. the poser 20 fight remained
A. D.3uQsss lay there IN mortal agony
there came to him bis cousins. sir Jonn
Iirdsay and Sir John and SIR Naiser
sinclair, and ons OF two others OF AZ
knights and squires-
saCousiu.o said Sir John SiDelair,
kneeline by the aide Of the dying man.
As how fares it With your
"But indiHeTenily,S he replied.
have little hope of living. Ny nsan
becomes every moment moro faint Bus,
thanks 70 God. / die like most OF my
ancestors, on the field of battlel k41se
a. my banner be continued; Is
wing on the ground, and shout Dong
lasv a. IL I were With you. They say
dead Douglas will win neid. 40
night il shall be accomplished. rare
vsil.7
He vas dead.
Throwing q cloak over the body, Sir
John Sinclair lifted bis standard: and
once more the cry of A Douglas. 9
Donsiasr rallied the disheartened
Sooss. The knights came spurTtng 10
rether from every part Of the held.
The EarIs Of Moray and March, With
their banners and men, tro0ped round
the upliftsd pennon. There was ons
desperate and collective charge. one
crash of spiintered lanees. and then
sl0xiy and suIlenly the English com
meneed to retreat. The dead man bad
von the day. Hotspur himself vas
captured, and, like bis brother, Sir
RaIph, had to yield himself prisoner to
Scottish knight. The pursuit lasted
for the remainder of the night, and was
continued for a distance Of i've English
miles. When at length the Scots re-
turned TO their camp. the numbers OF
the captured exceeded those of the cap
tors. Ii was rsckoned that the English
loss amounted to fifteen hundred men.
while the Scots computed theirs at only
hundred slain and two hundred taken
prisoners.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

Awrut. Dxsrn.-Thos. p. wccdan,
an AGED resideat Of Lest Valley, UmA-
tiliA Ocnnty, Who. for the past two
ysars. haa eanvassed The country for
books and garden sseds. while IN pss-
aian recently, droppei dead. His son
had loaned Henry Hawk bis wagon
against his fathers orders. and when
Hawk hrenehs the vehicle home. Wood
an. while trtmhling with anger. stopped
for stone 20 thro8 81 Hawk and fell
dead IN the pressnce Of HE vhole family.
--E7eidsndaie Gasatfa.
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SUMMONH

tn THnDIsfRfCF COURT g TIFE rEIi1
) yudicsel District o. tie Te<1iiofy q Wa.
tazton, holding teRms q eezttih y Me<
county, for the ccuntiss Of King and Esq
No. s42t-iohn N Frink, plsiniaa. ". Q y
0sFiano, defendant.
Complaint nlsd In ne coariy ~ kaG 4,
The ofscs Of The olerk q sid DtH<tn QerH
Tnz UxrfkD STATES or Anxk1ca SEN, 1zzzes&i
Too. y. Garland, defendant
Yon are hsreayy required 70 sppen p y ~
ton brought agAIcst y u ~ the sls,ss .s4H
iuaicial Dislrie3 Of ths rsrrisurf 4 NE&
ington. holding terms q the city of seat&4 y
the county Of King. Tor ths ccuatiE g. n
En4 kitsAp. aud 70 answer The cozlrlxiu
therein within stxfy days from 10 dr. = ~
frst publieaslon o. this summnns a t11E3x
b. defsalt Will b ,akea sEnlnsf iso9- s1N%
ing 10 lhs prayer 81 TIE somplaipk
The said action h broaaht y, rsrex~ H.
sum u ti3s8 IS with interest q - n
irom ne 1stn day q peoeme.f ~.
rate 81 one Per oepf. PR month, 81 3 $3.50
pEpznissory acts, duly ms1s. exscsts4 - -
lIvsrst b. said dsfsaAsnt ~ the fl'1 49,
Bank Of Seattle. on NE Ssh dsy a ue@<M
1884. Whereby the said defenaEnt l>FpHs
pas shs said First Nstioasl Bank q -!
the sum Of 3i9fe - one dag afler 411<s ~
infsrest q the rate Of oas per cent ~ -
no pAft 81 which said pTeulnsory HeH y
been paid except the sam Of 80 Iutsse6
ihe 9Th day Of Deosmbsf. t6si. A1e ~
ssi6 pzontsHory note was. b&oes - 49,
nsneemsnt % shis action, duly e1teH -
signed aod Transferred 70 pisistt1, ~ 3 ~
the lawful hola1r end owncr d ~ -
Ana a'so. for second cause u Scs1az
cover The sum IL $3.50. With mistress nq@
i2h day Of March. 1855. on hzisn1e 8 ~
count tor naachinery msnnfsstuss< - ~
sold and deIisersd 20 said deisn1.eH 3
speclsi tnstnucs and request, bY ~ 49,. ~
ton Iron works Compasy, hssreen ~
dsy II July, 1854. and the l9fn dsy ~ 49,
1855. which sid hslApce 81 sccosft 80
sd Usshlngloa Iron Wstks ocmpk1T -
The coznme. cement u this scsioll- ~
eianse. tran<fcrrea and 81 osss >, 49,
Who n aow The lawful hsldsr sd esnA :
tha ssms .IHIs
Waasss sbs Hos. Roger .. ore<ss yae1. E
49, Tbs ssld DistFfef Oourt. sd -
sEAl- thsrsof. this ialh dsy q -. : =
sAmRs sEAvEr. "a
By gAsrEa p. LupLsw, pepniy
Dafks. Hsllsr = Rssia. Afiornsy. fef r'''
+. - 80 - - =
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Fer constitutional ~ scEnfuioas CO.
tarrA, and for eoasurnpsion ilsdaced By
the scrofulous tsint. Ayers SArsapaFills
u Toe trna remedy. 10 hss cured num-
herlszs easea Il will stop the nanseous
catarrhal discharges. and remove the
siekenine odor Of he breath, which are
Indications ef scrofnlons origin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

TIE sick ana sfiictsd shoala Dot iaii ) NJ 4
Enrops and obtained great dsal q sslssAE
information xhien he h eompetsn4 b iau11
10 those In ned Of his services. DR. GUfoz
win make 20 charge unless be effects lln
Persons cured at home. Gall o. wrlzN Al
communications strictly confidential. feai
Ten dollars for o package OF msdi1ln& A.
dress DIR. ,. =. aIBB0N. Bon Iay1. - In.
cisco, Cal Mention Posz-lKTxLrxszzcxz
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STEAMER TRAVEL, ETU.

.S2RN STEAMER LONE USHER
N4sHaE man. viii lesve Harrington q
Smiths wharf. Seattle, every "Wednesday
al Q. N. for Port Gamble. Seabeck. Union
and connecting with stage for Oakland
and olympia.
Returning win leave Union City for
Seattle every Friday at q. M. touching
at Seabeck and Port Gamble. and arrlv-
ing same day. 8. Il. WILEY,
taS Master.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

rs. LAxD orzrcz At oIY,r1A. ". I,
Nay IL 1885.
Notics 10 hsreby given fhst LOUIE Ia
HALTHEAT has nied potice q intention -
make anal proof bsfors tho judge, or IN his
absence. the Clark OF the Disixiet 0oaEt. q
asth day Of luna, 4. D. le3s. On Home
Stead application No. 95sS, for Tie lot and
sE o. sw 4 Of section 81. townshir rs
north, range cost.
10 names a. witnsasssa George W. Tib-
belts. JamHs Rash. j. smith asd j. p. Berry,
JoBx =. aowKY.
mv4ffs1E Hexfxkzr al fhs Land 8ntce
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PROBATE NOTICE.


TsERRrToRY or WARRINGTON. couz.
Nss sis-In iSs raasisr % The sssAse d
James q 0laxks, dacasae&. E es.f
ordsr 70 show sswhy distibutioa should
not Be made s@ s
On n alag and nline he pstition ef Hsrris,
z, Hsrndon. tbs AdministFatrix q ne -
tate Of James .. Cisrke. Decreased. SETTING
forth that the ssid estate e now N prupsE
eoudition 20 Be elosrd, ana thsf pofsieE Q.
the rexidna Of the saad eztsts remains % h
finally distxtbuted smoaR he persons enfi<1e1
Il Il nop ordered BY The coprt kers that ~
persons Interested In the aAid estate AZ M
said James z. Cizrse, deceased. - and appear
NssAingtsa Tsrutory, q ths ooufs room u u
said ooars. IN The city Of sssttis. ia ths sid
co1nty, On N
Menday. shs sssA aay Of suns,
AZ sisxen o'elcek .. M. fhen and there q
shov eAnss 10 any ths5 hawai- Wig dscFss
of distr1hukion should net BE- made Of n
residue Of saia estate smona me persons sati,
tied according to lxw.
Ans { . f,iftssr ordered shss copy q M
ofdsr 70 sbow cause - pablished enes ed
said 32th dag % lans, ies6. 10 TIE nzkxI
TIE WkEU.x Rosr.rHraxGsaHNcKR. . weekly
neuspspsr printed and pablisAsd d saId Kin
Doss h sp.n court tAis IAN aay Il Ma,
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THE STEAMER
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