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Timber Land, Act June 8, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SEATTLE, w. T. December, 12, 1881
Notice 10 hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions Of the act of Congress Of June 3,
1873, entitled An act for the sale of timber
lands In the States of California. Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory" David Young, Of
Seattle, county of King. Territory Of Washing
ton, has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No 200, for the purchase Of the NE
Y Of Section No. IS, In Township No. II N,
Range No. West. and will Offer proof to show
that the land sought 10 more valuable for its tim
Der or stone than for agricultural purposes, and
to establish his claim to said land before the Reg
lister and Receiver of this Office at Seattle, w. T.
ON Tuesday, the 9Th day Of March, 1885,
lie names as Witnesses: j. X. Murphy, Of Sc
attic, W, T.; Louis Ottermatt, of Seattle, w. T.;
Andrew McGufhn, of Seattle, w. T.; j. A. Cole,
Of kamilchie. Mason Co w. T.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands requested to file their
claims In this Office on or before said 9th day of
March, 1888. JOHN Y. OSTRANDER,
Register.
Date Of first publication, Dec Is, 1857.
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT SEATTLE, w. T.,
December l4th, 1897.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
IN lowing-naned settler has filed notice
of his intention to make. final proof in
support Of his claim, and that said proof
Wilt be made before Clerk Probate Court
NJ Olympia, w. T., on Thursday, Feb.
49, 1883, viz: Johu A. Silsby. Premption
ID. s. No. II .302 for the Lots l, 2. 8, 4, N.
W. 4 of N. L. 4 and N. Z. 4 of N. w. Y
Sec, 9, rp. IS, N. RAW.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of said land. viz: Gordon
Henry. of Olympia. w. T.; Arson Henry,
of Olympia. w. T.; T.. J, EsJep, OF Olym-
pia, w. r.; II. $, Weston, Of Olympia,
w. T. JOHN Y. OSTKAN DER,
Register.
Date Of first publication, Dec. 16, 1887.
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Timber Land, Act June 3. 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SEATTLE, w. T., December 18th, 1887.
NOTICE is hereby given that, in compliance
IN with the provisions of the Act of Congress
June 3, 1873, entitled "An Act for the
sale of Timber Lands in the States of California
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory"
Louis Otermatt, of Seattle, County of King,
Territory of Washington, has this day filed
In this Office his sworn statement No. 27ll,
for the purchase of the N. W. y of Section
No. IL, In Township No. IL North, Range
No. West, and will offer proof to show that
the land sought Is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim to said land before the Reg
lister and Receiver Of this ofce at Seattle, W. T.,
on Monday the 18th day of March, 1888.
lie names as witnesses: j. X. Murphy, of
Seattle, W, T.; Dana Young, Of Seattle,
W. r.; Andrew McGufin, of Seattle, w. T.: ].
A. Cole, of kamilchie, Mason Co., w. T.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
abOve-described lands requested to file their
claims In this Office on or before said 18th day of
March, 1883.
JOHN Y. OSTRANDER.
Register.
Dated. Jan. 10. 1888.
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HER HEAD WAS PILLowED ON THE BODY
OF THE DEAD BIRD.
knocked about, to-; her hand and began To
chafe it between IS own. Il was well
formed hand, but brown, and showed signs
of doing plenty of hard work. Soon she
opened her eyes, and he noted with salts
faction that they were very good eyes, blue
in color. Then she sat up and laughed a
little
"Well, am silly" she said; u believe
tainted"
at Is not much to be wondered at, said
John Mel, politely, and lifting his hand to
tako off his hat, only to find that it had gone
III the fray. u hope you are not very much
hurt by the birdl"
II don't know" she said, doubtfully.
"Dut Pm glad that you killed the skellum
vicious least. He got out OF the ostrich
camp three days ago, ana has been lost ever
since He killed boy last year and told
uncle no ought to shoot him then, but be
would not, because he was such beauty"
"Might ask" said John Mel, "are you
Miss Croft"
ayes. Iam-one OF them. There are two
Of us, you know; and I can guess who you
are-you arc Capt. Mel, whom uncle is ex-
PcStEiS w ueip AaAa WILL ene AoiLu dl0 Tue
ostrichcs"
III all of them are like that, }" he said, point
ing to tho dead bird, IL don't think that l
shall take kindly to ostrich farming"
She laughed, showing charming line of
teeth. ooh, no. she said, she was the only
bad one-but, Capt. Mel, / think you will
find it fcarfully dull. There arc nothing but
Beers here, you know. There arc no English
people nearer than Wakkerstroom."
sYou overlook yourself" lie said, politely
for really this daughter Of tho wilderness had
q very charming air about her.
aOh," she answered, II am only girl, you
know, and, besides. am not clever. jess,
no.y-that's my sistcr-Jcss has been at school
at Cape Town and she is clever. l was at
Cape Town, too, but l didn't learn much
there. But, Capt Nicl, both the horses have
bolted: mine has gone home. and l expect
yours has followed. and should like 10 know
how we are going to get up to Mooifontein
(6cautiful fountain, that's what we coll our
place, you know. Can you walki"
II don't know" no answered, doubtfully;
arll try. That bird has knocked me about q
good deal, !" and accordingly he staggered on
to his legs, only TO collapse with an exclama-
ton Of pain. His ankle was sprained, and he
was 20 stiff and bruised that he could hardly
stir. SHow far Is the housed" he asked.
sOnly about mile-just there; we shall
re Il from the crest Of the rise Look, I'm
Ill right. Il was silly to faint, but he Kicked
Ill the breath out Of me-" and she got up and
danced q little on the grass to show him. my
word, though, am sorel You must take
my arm, that's all: that Il, II you don't
mind"
sOh, dear, no, indeed, don't mind,s be
mid, laughing; and 70 they started, arm
adectionately linked In arm.
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FOB PRINTING Of all kinds,
q Neatly executed az the Office OF the
WASHINGTON STANDARD
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Special Tax Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that special tax of
three mills has been levied on ali the taxable
property within the limits of the City of Olympia
and that said tax Ia now que and payable at my
ONCE, and that the same will become delinquent
II not paid before the 5ist day of January, 1873.
SAML. G. WARD, City Treas.
Olympia, W. T., Dec g, 1887.
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TO the UnfOrtunata

.hea, elect, Structure syphiiis, in al IL
forms, Seminal Weaknoss, Impose.srw.
night losses by dreams, pimples on d.
race and lost manhood can positiveiv =.
cured. The sick and afflicted shoniS ~ ~
iai! TO call upon him. The Doctor Nv
traVeIeu extensively in Europe, and -
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IN sar o3i;ainlng great deal of valuable
part to those in need of his services IN I%,-
D0ctor cures when others fail. Trv.b;.r
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strictly confidential. You see no an. ~.
the Doctor. Send ten dollars for 4 r.cs ~
age OF medicine. Persons writing * ~
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paper they see this advertisemera 4.
Charges reasonable, Call or vrite y
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May 2Sth, 1885. "
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stead Of penetrating the het shc, and
producing death. It found Way into
the lungs, producing conf Non and
cough, and the reIapse q u Srdsy re-
suited. When DR.. Linc6lI came his
keen eyesight discovered 81 difficulty
and suggested relief. Will ENDORSING
what had been done he he'd 4 hesitation
in changing the treatment3| 70 relieve
the pressure on the legs The 1neral was
bolstered up In bed, and y NY off the
water which had conge1to the lungs
cethartics were adminis ia. This
treatment seemed to be TOLL ned with q
measure Of success, but 10 Nv encour-
agement is held out by anyol
NOT HoPELk11.
II was stated at the ho<11oI /his alter
noon that the physicians ~ |tly called
to consult, thoroughly apnr6I The course
OF treatment pursued In th4 base, and
do not advise any change tEoin. DR..
Pepper stated to the family q morning,
that while the case WaH : W. one. he
did not regard il as hop1I6 His re-
turn to Philadelphia has - @mificance,
1t is said, beyond the f6c(1 but it was
rendered necessary By agements
there. .sl3
Pepper returned to this Nv bis after
noon from his hasty visit v 16hingion,
where be was called into - Ration BY
the physicians attending Nal Sheri-
dan. DR.. Pepper expre911 a omewhat
hopeful view OF Sheriddi ondition,
and says though desperx5 q, there
may be chance Of recos ~
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IRON HIGHWAYS.
suits Filed Against the Missouri,
Kansas aud Texas.

NEW YoRK, June John Sewer, ].
Alfred Davenport and Christian Zabriskie
have brought suits against the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad Company
for the principal of its bonds and in
terest. In April, 1876, the defendants
executed mortgage to the Union Trust
Companty to secure the bonds. The
gentlemen named were subscribers.
SEWER claims 1915 ,5S3; Davenport,
$34, 213. and Zabriskie, $S2, 1872. Judge
Lawrence, of the Supreme Court, has
granted attachments against the prop
erty Of the company in this State, on the
ground Of non-residence. 1t is Kansas
corporation. The road has defaulted on
all interest due to date.
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InwersolI WIN Nominate Gre.ham.

New YoRK, June ENTHUSIASTICALLY
the great oratorical event of the Repuoli-
can National Convention will be the
speech of Colonel Robert G.. Ingersoll,
as it was in the Republican Convention
of 1875, when for the first time he chris
tened Blaine the "Plumed Knight"
Colonel Ingersoll has been invited by
the delegates OF Illinois, his native State,
to present Judge Gresham's name to the
Convention, and he has agreed to do so.
This will be the Colonel's first participa-
ton in politics for several years, and II
Gresham should be nominated he may
be expected to take the stump.
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the Pacific Coast States; but I am sure l

The arrival OF the California delegation
yesterday added some interest to the
Hearst boom, but it is understood that
the Senator himself has been inclined to
discourage it. The real choice of the
Californians is Thurman, and they are
willing to head the procession to do him
the honor.
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New YoRK, June This afternoon
Sheriff Grant and Commissioner Croker
sent the following telegram to Hon. Al
len G. Thurman: The 'Tammany organi-
zation Of New York City have instructed
their delegates to the st. Louis National
Convention to present your name to the
Convention for the Vice-P Presidency. We
feel assured your patriotic sense Of duty
to the Democratic party and country
will not permit any feeling of reluc-
tance to interfere with your acceptance
Of the nomination, and we cordially
pledge New York to Cleveland and Thur
man. s.ss ~ 4,
ALL NEW YORK SOLID FOR HIN. ,.a
Justice Maurice J. Power, who came
over from Washington on Tuesday with
the President, says the New York dele
cation will be solid for Thurman. Judge
Thurman will accept the nomination,
which he feels sure to be q unanimous
one. Tim Campbell, also one of the
Presidential party, says that he has been
instructed to go for Thurman. 1t is
given by higher authority than Judge
Power that the New York delegation in
tend to hold meeting in st. Louis Mon
day afternoon to pass resolutions favor
ing Thurman.
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ST., AUGUSTINE, Fla, June 1.-The
Democratic Convention to-day completed
the State ticket, adopted platform en-
dorsing President Cleveland and the
Mills bill and adjourned.
RALEIaH, N. O., June 1.-The Demo-
cratic Stale Convention to-day iaade the
remaining nominations on th,,ir State
ticket adopted Z platform endorsing the
Administration aud tariff refosm, and
asking the abolition Of internal revenue,
and adjourned.
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=
where ne was called INTO ~ Afetion ~
tne physiclans attending tIal Sheri-
9an. Dr. Pepper expires. omewhat
nopefui view OF sheriu1 ondition,
ana says though desper there
may be chance Of recHs
urrou---. ~
-----.--.-- 4 -"S''
Opposed 10 SUNDAY r. church
Fairs and Pol2
PrTrsBURe. June !. IA hornino,s
session the Reformed Pr ~ syn-
cd Of the United States { & son was
adopted deprecatinR the cation Of
Sunday newspepers and ~ Inc Pres.
byterians to prosecute b1 ~ disci-
pine ali members who - ~ the
same. 81 All
In the afternoon the q sltfaa on
Missions reported. ii ff inion the
present Commission did3 afifv Inc
ATTEMPT to work apnono fkx IN On an
extended scale. Ad0pt6d " 1mmitfee
ON Presbytery repovfed 4 e Srshiu Of
10. 9O7 and 121 conrrephf{1r1 ma Conn
mittee on Systematic Ben1 Inounced
Sa;d s .n,ts ~ siLos ~ y iepo 5
The o;ver set ; nv 49,, ..,. n1 -
thcre,h 10 MI 49,, ~ ~ 1870 - Az =
Tnrd .vh ~, a a. = =. ~<F ;ao
bic ow,, sto,,,ach it,s. <'i = ~, ,;Iss
hr;nc;,,, ~ ~. - VI. ~ . 80
~ = hsr IL pr 90 - ~ N d Paio :,
The cor,ro;tt.e q c,c-sd e, r. c al.
that the treanmrers n nv "A refnsee
All Y,cnev tordsred ! ! ~. f.. a. ~ ;,,,o
,noroi ,,,stI,nJs i~S.-< "A h =. ~,
disc,,as;on foiIowad IA r. ..,n s,t. ses
finally retnrned ~ fbe o. u J Sor r a.
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LONDON, June 10y
tending his mother
attacked BY ! chill.
Goschen Chauce1 ~ q
has assured the IN Nck
the question Of duf
viii be settled n I Mr.
to all interests involv>
ST.. PETERsBURa, Ju
the name day Of Grand
in his honor : new In
launched and the keel
perial yacht. The On
the imperial fami) SrPof
ceremonies. A Cd xC
which had reach III
new maritime ck6dl, a
eHE ExPzRok ~
BERLn, June 1.-Th1
ter. He had Z good "a
Potsdam at IL this mor1
yacht Alexandra. H
BY the Imperial FAM
was showery and HIs
the cabin = noou = 81
remained there, n E
with flowers. On tho
Spaudau there vno al
bands played The ~
Emperor appeared ~
and bowed 70 The ro
press waived her hn6
deck. The yacht =
! 20 ?. \. Hlg U1i66
worse tor The tim y
The Princess -
tia Enapefc< a.
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SACRAMENTO. June ]. ARTHUR D. Jann-
ary, who, while = deputy IN the ofI1oo q
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TN GIbs
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The Detroits
by fortunate punching of hits in the
fifth inning to-day won the game.
Casey was hit quite hard throughout.
Score: Detroits, Al Philadelphia,2.
CHICAGO, June 1.--Anson's boys took
revenge to-day. Van Haltren was q
puzzle, while O'Day was hit hard and
the home fielders made some villianous
errors. Score: Washington 1; Chicago,
10.
CLEVELAND, June 1.-Cleveland, 6;
Kansas City, 8.
BALTIMORE, June baltimore, Q;
Louisville, IA.
PHILADELrHIA, June 1.--Athlectics, A;
st. Louis, 4.
New York, June 1.-Cincinnati, l;
Brooklyn, 5.
New YoRK, June 1.-The Giants
whitewashed the Pittsburgers to-day in
spite OF the struggles of the latter.
Morris was quite effective. Score: New
York, 2; Pittsburg, 0.
BosToN, June boston donated q
game to Indianapolis this afternoon.
The game was characterized by loose
fielding. Score: Boston, 8; Indianapolis,
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THE TURF.
A Record Broken at Sc. Louis-Oaks
Stakes Won by Sea Breeze.

|
stakes Won By Sea breeze.
ST.. LOUIS, June 1.-The sixth day Of
the st. Louis meeting was signalized by
the breaking Of turf record. 1t was the
performance OF Wheeler T., who, in the
fret race, ran one mile and sixteenth
in AN, a quarter of second less than
that of Jim Douglass at Chicago. The
track was fast as lightning. weather
cloudy, light rains at times fair crowd.
One mile and a Observation-Disclosures T.
won, Tyre second, Felix third; time,
:474.
Seven furlongs-Lafitte won, Alfred
second, Lucy johnson third; time,
:2914.
Three-year-olds and upwards, one mile
and quarter-Terra Gotta won, Paragon
second, Unique third time, 2:1015.
Half mile-Mackenzie won, Fan King
second, Alpena third; time, 50h.
Six furlongs - Bankrupt won, Little
Minch second, Kitty Heaz third time,
1 :16.
CINCINNATI, June 1.--At Latonia the
weather was cool and clear, track q trifle
slow, attendance very large.
FOR year-olds and upward, seven
urlongs-Drumstick won, Elyton Sec
ShNt Ochs OWoho tAhhu oAlloy .GJ>o.
For two-year-olds, five furlongs- Mar
tin Russell won, Winning Ways second,
Jake Miller third time, :034.
For three-year-olds and upwards, nine
furlongs- Longalight won, Asceola sec
ond, Lottie Wall third time, l 81.
For three-year-old FLIES, one mile and
quarter-Lavinia won, Julia L. second,
Los Angeles third; time, 2:1214.
LONDON, June 1.-The race for the
Oaks stakes at Epson to-day was won by
Sea Breeze, Rodia second, Belle Malone
third six starters.
Sea Breeze was the favorite starter.
At the start Briar Root took the lead and
kept clear Of the others until quarter of
mile from home. There she dropped
away and Sea Breeze, Rodia and Belle
Malone came on. Sea Breeze at the
distance pole had control of the race and
fairly won by two lengths, with q length
between the second and third.
The race for the Acorn stakes was won
by Pantomine, Hortense second ,Bricinia
third. There were ten starters.
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nav CITY budget.

San FRANCISCO, June. 1.-The COM
mittee Of Lick trustees made the formal
transfer to-day to the committee of Uni
varsity regents, Of the Mount Hamilton
property, including deed to the land
upon which the observatory is placed, .
check for 500 600 and two inventories OF
the other real and personal property.
The trustees will continue discharging
their duties until the deed Is formally &C.
e pted by the Board Of Regsnts.
The Canadian Pacific Company has
purchased the steamer Port Adelaide tor
the China trade. She left Honskong tor
this port yesterday.
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ITfD ri; TfSS Il Sas SSf.
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awArrs,. .sPERsoNALs...
MEETING NOTICES.

A ND OTHER ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER
n the following heads inserted at the rate Of
; csnts por line for each insertion.
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May not be out OF place. Several days
after General Sheridsn's first attack, .
physician was called in, whose name
never appeared in the bulletins. He
found that digitalis had been given in
large Quantities and to Q dangerous
extent. He ordered II suspended and
substituted strychnia. He also sug-
gssted the use 81 oxygen. The result q
this copr.s wss sssn In the long rally
which followed the attack q Sunday
mornin6. and which lastsd until Wed.
nesdAy night. Having given directions
- q he tx6stments he retired
and inmediafsly o{hsr compiler
tions A1>e, Gdems q ths ~
+. ~ ~ IS s a NV s.
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B. "a sess' a AZ s9as1 Z: e. .y 9:
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WASHINGTON, June 1.-CongressmMi
Spinola, of New York, renewed his eff
forts to have passed the Senate bill to re-
vive the rank of General of the Army
for the benefit OF Lieutenant Genera
Sheridan, but Kilgore, Of Texas, again
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THE ALL ABSORBING TOPIC.

coWmlttee may De upset.
THE ALL ABSORBING TOPIC.
While but comparatively few Of the
actual participants in the Democratic
National Convention have arrived, yet
each train brings its quota, and the ho-
tells are gradually filling up. Among the
delegates now here, the Vice Presidency
is the all-absorbing topic, there being but
one name heard of for the head Of the
ticket. The situation in regard to the the
second place is summed up by the Re-
publican this morning as follows: Thur
man can have the nomination If he will
take it. Black will have very flattering
following, especially from the South.
Morrison will be the favorite of the True
Blues, II Thurman positively declines.
Gray will have an immense following, ac-
companiod by bitter opposition from In
diana. Roger @. Mills will receive nice
complimentary vote. Hearst, Of Califor-
MIA, is
APRoMsNo DARK zonszs
In an interview to-day Hearst said I:
II am not aching for the Vice-P
dsncy, bear California's commission
In the senate, and consider that homer
enough. ! don't think 10 surrender the
eenatorehip and take the vice-prooi-
deQcy would b n the line Of promotion.
I think ~ United 8te<e1 eonakorehip h
sbo4t W h'ggese cflce q 9Th = ~
cotroe ! ooold. I 90 osffy a1Ilqfnies
Oxygen and Eevada - ne yioo- Rfo1l>
de1tiA s94didste q the Democretic
psa,!.l thlrt 1ltas1s az ps,neesa Y
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fore the House Committee on Elections,
in the contested election case OF Sullivan
vs.. FELTON,. from the Fifth California Dis
trict. was continued to day. II. G. Plat,
OF California, addressed the COMMITTEES
in behalf Of the sitting member, Mr.. Eel
ton, and was followed by Hon. Randolph
Tucker for the contestant.
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EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW THAT
II Marsh, ECKsTROM 4 sTRAsBURG
rations in the city. Main street. near Third
my20tf
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JAM,, CAnerOn's Estatr.

We, the subscribers, having been appointed
by the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the
District of Chttcndcn, Commissioners to re-
ccivc, examine and adjust the claims and de-
mands OF all persons against the estate of
district, deco ,cd. and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto: and SIX
months from the day Of the date hereof being
therefore hereby give notice that we WI
attend to the business of our appointment
at ths office ct W II. =. Whucomu, IA MAN
IT., Burnupt>u, IA district. on the % h
DAYS of S"pt 'mhcr 1855 nnd NIrcn Is 9 next
AT 10 o'clockH. m. on cpch Of said days.
Dated this 9Th day OF S,-uty IN Der 1856
90. II. < WHIiCONB. ic......-..,
JOAN {. FABRAR COMMISSIONERS
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Esoal nutisnx.
| Notice of Settlement and Appli.
cation FIR Distributions.
MILLTCENT wADswoRrH 8 ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate
DISTRICT OF GRAND ISLE SIS. Court. he'd ut
n Orth rctO, in said i5trict, on the 22d day
o. August, A. D.. 1898, T. p. Waisworth, AZ
mni.tratur of The estate Of Mi icert Wuds-
worth, lHtc of South Hero. in said District, de.
ceased, asks leave to present his administra-
non uCcpuut f ~ KAN tatlOn and allowance,
ard makes Application for Il decree Of dist.ib
utlUn ana Partition of the estate OF sid de.
ceased, Wher upon. II IS ordered by said
court, that said account and sa d appli-
cation be referred n session thereof, TO be
heId. a. the PROBATE Office ia said Mort n Hero,
on the I'D day OF Sep Cmbc a. ID. 1888. Tor
nearing AMI decision thereon And. 1t - fur
thtr ordered. that notice hereof hc given 20
az persons l. ter, stcd, by purlCatiou of the
same three weeks ~ ccrssiv ~ tn the lIuriirV-
ioh Frte pcs, II 1Cw-p per published 4 Bur
II Ut N, pCcvl IL to and time PIP ,intrd Tor
u a'lnE, thdt thty may app ar ~ Ia time
ana pace, am show Cau.c. # II they may
nrVe, WY said account ShOu d not hc allow
ed. ana { oh Le ,ree made.
lV,w3 : H. W ALLEN JuhJe