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How MANY Brsrs ARE THERE,

1t must be nauseating to q sensible public-and
it certainly is to us-to hear every bantam chicken
growing the praises of his particular line of wares
According to each individual claim everybody
else's merchandise is common truck. while the
gods have smiled on him and his and touched it
with the finger of excellence.
Our claim-and for more comprehensive elucda-
dation Of our position we'll take our as suits
We don't start of on the hypothesis that every
body else is ignorant of the clothing business
We're willing to concede large share of excellence
to every other merchant in town-We, viewing the
matter from our standpoint. claim the palm Of
spremaey-dnd best OF al prepared to back it up.
In the first place everyone will concede we carry
the largest st ock-This being true our facilities
for absorbing the best in the market outweigh our
competitors-where dozen or two styles would
constitute reasonable large variety with the
majority-wE'vE GOT HUNDREDs-You can
prove this by the displays in our windows alone.
Carrying the largest stock we must do the largest
OuslueSs Consequently our eHOrtS can receive
remuneration from the many and not tax the in
dividual too severely-THUs OUR PRICES ARE
LoHER.-Another way to put it would be that we
are able to include in SIS grades the ordinary
qualities that you're asked s1S and $50 for. Is
not this logical?
In oU1 S15 grade, then, you'll find domestic and
imported weaves of fashy or moderate PATTERN
and Solid plain colors-that you rarely find for less
than $50. These suits are made up in Cheviots,
Cassimeres, Tweeds, Homespuns worsteds and
Twills.-We could apply lot of fancy names that
might please the ear-but that don't enhance the
qualites.-sacks or Cutaway Coats-in all degrees
of lning-full, half or skeleton-The fit meets with
our approval IN eUtyy iastance-and well venture to
say we're harder to please than are you.
We are proud to have our suits recognized on any
occasion No one need ever be ashamed to say his
clothes came from Saks. They'll be right-in every
particular-and to assure you Of this we GUARAN.
TEE EVERY GARMENT.
sAKS AND COMPANY,
CoMMoN-sENSE CLoTHIERs
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
mvo3
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THE Finest II HE LAND
There is no term so thoroughly abused as that of
Fine Ready-Made Clothing" WE apply it only to
such productions as warrant comparison with the
finest that can be made Fine and finest clothing for
Youths, young Men and Boys, the only kinds we
lower-than those of others who trade in very much
inferior grades.
Our $40 Suits for Youths and young Men, for in
stance, better in quality aud style than any s12
Suits you'll find in town OUR s12 grades have not
yet been eQualed elsewhere for s15 OUR sl5 Suits
have captured the fancy of the dressy young of
Washington Our SIS and $50 will vie with Custom
Tailoring proper.
We dontmean by that to put them level with the
products of sample Shops'-That isn't custom tailor
ing as we understand it, Our s25 $50 and $50 Suits
ready to put and the highest results of
the Designers genius and the Talors skill The fault
less style the thorough workmanship the splendid
trimmings the perfection of fit and the elegance of de-
sign of these finest Suits Of be exceed by
the best efforts Of the most renowned Merchant Tailors
in all America. Look into these things before you
buy-an iuvest gation will you nothing and will
probably open your eyes somewhat
B. ROBINSON CO.,
DEALERS IN FINEST CLOTHING,
500 PA AVE.
my23-eo
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All reports OF a compromise looking to the
termination of the Stewart will case, We are
assured by the parties most interested are
baseless. OF course; of course. Why in the
world should the Stewart will case end? The
defendant has got the property. the lawyers
have got permanent income from the fees.
and the heirs-at-law have got the-lawsuit.
Everybody ought to be contented with SO
equitable distribution of favors.
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BARaArNs IN
iNANN IN
MrSLTN T-NnrRWrAR


MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
4Sc CHENISE. 10,
A''e S'yieS Sood Muslin. Enihroidered and Tucked
hokes. 3ac.. were 4Sc.
75c. CHENISE. 5ac.
0'S 4eS SAnoric and Fine Muslin, Fmhroidered.
Lace and Tucked Yokos soc we're 15c.
sc. GOWNS. 5ac.
f'oT styles, Fine Muslin. Enbrol derei ana Tucked
A0Aas' edsed with tine Hamburg Embroidery.
oSc. were . s.
oSc GOWNS. 80.
Seven Styles, Fine Musls aud Cambria. Yoke. %
Embroidery, Lace, and Fine Tucks.
.Sc. were 9Sc.
sl.25 GOWNS ~.
SIX styles. Fine Muslin ana Cambria. Yokes ~ Tor
chon or Val lace. n were Al %
sl9S CHEMIST. sl2a.
LAVA Chem,se fNta Lsug'l- Nokes IA Caral-i, I'm
oTularred. Val. and Modi,i faces. s'isltt',-
shop worn, S!-.' were Sl.HS.
THE Bon NARCHE
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r. GOLDSCHNIID
THURSDAY. NAY %, 1889.
FLOUR DOWN AGAIN.
1007-l009 F st. NV.

FLOUR Has again declined in price, and as
usual, ElphOnZo Ioungs Company
are the FIRST to announce the fact
and to give their patrons the benefit
,,.- OF the lowest market rates
MANDHELlNG This is an article which we
~ feel that we may Justly take pride in
JAVA Offering. Having made the selection
- OF these goods careful study for
COFFEE. years. we have succeeded in building
MP trade i'll GENUINE MANDHE-
LING JAVA COFFEE that is simply
wonderful, and we are, therefore, re-
Qured to make FRESH ROAST
once or twice EVERY DAY. lIhis
means no Stote lara hc}e-neUeT
You will never know what it is to
drink delicious CQ1ee until you have
tried GENUINE MANDHELING
JAVA. Always use cream
POTATO With these goods we lead the town,
By having the stock from which they
CHIPS. are made selected with great care, We
have succeeded i'll pushing our sales
of Potato Chips TO such proper tiOns
rs to enable us to offer them direct
from the Grf eUfry morning.
500 Will buy barrel of Choice Patent
Process Flour at
ELPHONZO YoUNGS COMPANY
mh23 42S Ninth st. NV, bet D and F.
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HE RACKET CoyrrSUEs.

OUR SPRING SUITS. GOING AT ONE
THIRD OFF PRICES THEY WERE MADE TO
SELL FOR. ARE MAKING STIR.
AND NOW COMES IN SOMETHING STILL
LIGHTER IN THE WAY OF FANCY CAssI-
MEREs AND CHEvIoTs.
MADE OF VERY THIN GOODS, WITHOUT
ANY LININGS, OF PLAIN. QUIET PAT
TERMS. AS WELL AS Or CHECKS, STRIPES,
AND PLAIDS.
We THINK WE ARE KNOWN AS PIONEERS
N FASHION AND TO HAVE THE NEWEST
AND BEST THINGS AS SOON AS THEY
COME OUT. WE MEAN To MAINTAIN
THIS REPUTATION AND To ALWAYS
SHOW THE NOVELTIES" IN GENTLE
MEMS APPAREL. AS WELL AS THE
STAPLE sTYEs.
We PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
YOUNG MEMS GOODS, AND HAVE JUST
OPENED SOME NEW STYLES OF SUITS.
ALSO BROAD VALE CUTAwAY COATS
AND VEST SPECIALLY SUITED TO
THEIR USE.
WE MENTION AGAIN THE NEW FANCY
DUCK VESTS so POPULAR IN NEW
YORK, AND FOR WHICH WE HAVE
ALREADY BEEN OBLIGED TO PLACE
DUPLICATE ORDERS. THEY COME BOTH
SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED.
IN EXTREMELY THIN STUFF WE
ARE THERE WITH THE NEWEST.
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The designs for the Grant monument in
New York. in both number and quality. are in
inverse ratio to the dollars and the energy
thus far expended in putting it up.
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We ARE Gone
TO MAKE ALTERATIONS
In our store. We must reduce our stock of Stamped
Linens. Livery piece in the house reduced
Dainask Trays, stamped, at &c.
Open-wOrk Scarts 100.
Opcn-work Monte Cloth, 39c.
HemstltChed Scarfs, roc.
Monte Cloth BibS, 10c. three for 25c.
Chair Scarfs, l0c.
Over 1000 other handsome linen pieces reduced
Work commenced in all the styles free of charge.
New Leaf Pattern Center Cloths, with one dozen
Doylies 10 match, stamped. $3.50
New England Table Cover, stamped, 25c.
Rope Silk in / 90 shades.
Bolton Sheeting Covers, new designs, SOC,
Bed-Spreads and Shams i'll designs.
S. OPPENHEDIER & BRO,
DECORATIVE ART ROOMS,
mh3O-eo3m 514 9th street n. W.
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j ERsEYs Down In RICE.

eBThese Wraps will be fashionable next season.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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ABOUT "PALArs RoraL PRrcEs~

THE PAIAIS ROYAL PRICE Cor Mems No IS
Maco French BSlbrig-Sn Underwear has always been
sl2o FOR ALL SIZES-Shirts 32 10 As. Drawers sS
TO ~ inches. The price the stores that do credit
business has always been : l 25 FOR THE SMALLEST
slZE- and rise in price Of Toe size SO that n y
wear the average size you are charged $40. The
stouter men have 70 pay stin more
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SPECIAL SALE Or WARS.

IhE PALAlS ROYAL offers for Friday, May "a,
and Saturday, May p. the following Wraps at
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT:
QOper cent of the marked price,
Ladies' Travelling listers
Ladies' Walking Jackets.
Ladies' Imported Jerseys.
Ladies' Beaded Wraps.
Chidren's Se2shore Coats
Childrens Summer Suits
es- The discount should be appreciated bocausa
tits offered goods already reduced in price Alter
tons free of charge by expert filter
,c., THE PALAIS ROYAL
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E 4 4 4 { 4 4 4 f :: ::
H HHf $0G$ " 4 4 T
I R N 90 Y 4 AZ 4 LII =

GENTLEMEN Will find here the &C &c - French
Balbrssan Shirts and Drawers for 9c such usually
retail at s5c. Prompt payment given when buyir-
enables adVantageous purchases Prompt payment
asked when selling enables small profits. That's why
59c. instead Of 75c
Continued belowp
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PALArs RoYAL Jrwr1Ry Sronr

store in store is the Jewelry Department
As me eweiry stores on the PAsis Royal block as in
town, and yet comparison is asked with such neigh
bors.
Why nots
Inc same Jewelry f. offered you. but at quotations
from IL 10 % per cent lower in prices
nc loHo"hE Specialties OF the "Pslais Royal" are
SHOWN IN variety more extensive than shown N any
OF the nelghborng jewery stores
AMBER AND ToRToIsE-sHEIL JrvrTpy
Not alone real amber and shell. bat the cIcarSt and
nnest of amber. the most elaborate and bear.ifgl,
carved shell ornament Of every description
Amber Beads may be seen here in better variety thar,
elsewhere in town, Doe TO $40 a string
The new stock Of Real she'll Hair Ornaments are
beautiful beyond description of the feeble pen Of lie
MI1terl. prlCe range from DC TO : IL ~
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THE NEW SILVER JEwELRY.

Silver will bear alloy with less detrment 70 APPEAR
ance and wear than gold hence the followina, grades
shown at the Palas Royal
oIERLING SILVER JEWELRY. The name IS self
explanatory. From the thousand and one articles
SHOWN for personal adOrnment. we quote GARTER
OLAsFS, with view Of showing how complete is tie
variety at the Palas Royal These Buckles are shown
nom $40 TO 500 pair; some styles. with on
olzed mountngs, others with satin finish for mono
gram One letter free Of charge. RAISED monUgrams.
etc, are CHARGED FOR ut half jewelers. prices
COiLIHlEN SILVER JEW ELRY thirds sill
'eI) Inc alloy OF white metal, while not Getting the
appearance or wear. enables much lower price For
instance Buckles in styles as quoted above are
from 81 to 1919.
CulN SILVER JEWELEY (halc silver). All the an
pearance Of solid silver and guaranteed not T. tars
any more than Will the real From ;ho great variety
Is selected Clasps for belts Beautiful sne-i,n, +
'e designers art and the silversmths skill those
at So and So.
- VIII You please compare variety and prices with
the 3ewelry stores and remember ,rrilfla Uay,l Ia.
given on request, at the Fal-ls Royal
Continued Below
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LADIES' TRAvELrSa ULsrErs

TIE STYLES. Directoire. Empire, Connelnara
1hb MATERIALS Broadcloth, Cloth-iinish
Serges, Cheyiots, Diagonal, Corkscrew
TIE PATTERNS. Checks, Piaids, Stripes, Plain
Colors.
THE PRICES. s.. 81, $40, sl2, s13, SIS, $40, SIS
$40, SD S27.
- 10 per cent OFF these prices for Friday and
Saturday, May "a and %
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
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BLACK WALKING JAcKrrs
WALKING JACKETS IL CoLoEs.

WALKING JACKETS IL CoLoRs.
The Lightweight Broadcloth "Marie Stuart Jack
cts are shown in new and beautiful shades of Blue
Green, Brown, Mode, Gray. Tan, Red Many of them
directly imported by the Paais Royal Prices-s4 30
50. SO, IS, 80, S12, SI3. SIG SlT
The 'Directore" Jackets with Vest contrasting in
shade with the Jacket and with the large Directions"
buttons are the acme of style. Prices S0JO 81
$3.50, 50, $3.50, $40, sl2, sI7, $50, s22
20 The discount of ten per cent considerably re-
duces the above quoted prices.
,c.., THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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+, Is IL f & 81 + 4 Z 7
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Err Re FE B 7 lie okk EE T
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kEEE ODD IL Geek kEEE
PPDR p "A W
ID ID "A Wy
ODD
BIB A " u MN NM ~ sSSe
BBB "A { y MIIM ssss
BIB "A UU N NJ N ssSs
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
ESTABLISHED % YEARS.)

Yesterdays rain gave us the opportunity of
carefully overhauling our stock: so what we
lost in sales we made up in extra attractions for
Tomorrow, when We intend to do
TWO DAYS BUSINESS IN ONE.
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Next to taking charge of matters in Samoa
himself. Bismarck would be pleased with a cast
ing OF responsibility for the conduct of the
SamOans upon Americans. Germany's inter
ference III affairs there has been resented. If
he can get the American government to inter
fere point Will be gained and a precedent
established. The United States should not take
the responsibility of insisting that any particu-
lar man be received by the Samoans a. king.
even though one OF the claimants be the old
king whom Germany dethroned. This king
will be rightfully restored to his people. and
reparation. inste of pardon. is due to him
from Germany; but the Samoans should say for
themselves which of the candidates they prefer
as ruler. If Germany, in addition to getting
indemnity for soldiers killed by the Samoans
in self-defense, can put the United States in
the attitude of selecting king for Samoa she
will gain the diplomatic victory, for the Ameri-
can contention has been that the Samoans
should decide such questions for themselves
The Pennsylvania courts are called upon to
decide whether electricity is an object OF man
ufacture in the sense which would absolve the
electric plants of certain corporations in that
state from those taxes which are RENTED TO
manufacturing companies. 1t is a nice ones
ton. when We consider the peculiar cOn5titu-
ton of the fluid. 1t the doubt to be solved
was whether majority of the stories told
about electricity and electricians were manu-
featured, 1t would not require the testimony of
experts to procure affirmative answer Tn
fortunately, there is no tax in connection with
these, except upon the credulity of the public
II the British government goes to work now
on some big Notifications at the mouth of
Puget Sound, Congress can no longer afford to
postpone the matte of adequate coast de-
lenses. England's comm nd of the mouth Of
the sound would leave our shipping on our
northwest coast practically helpless. In case of
war between the two countries our vessels could
get into friendly waters only by successfully
running the gauntlet of the enemy's guns from
the shore. while the Sound cities could be laid
waste, and the whole country back to the Cas-
cade mountains put under contribution by a
British fleet in very short order. If our north
western possessions are worth developing in
the first place. they are worth taking care Of
now that civilization has got good foothold
there.
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THE
GoLD DoLLars Ar 6J Crxrs

GoLD DoILArs Ar 6J Crxrs
Won. be no greater uar-l than some II IA. Clothing
nyatht 81 NLAL'S ONL-IliCE CLOTHING STORE.
81 eth -.
$50
VIII bgy Hue Flannel suiL pure indigo, Is good as
$3.50
VIII bay An-wool Ser-e snits.
500
VIII buy Very good Business Suit as GOOD a. auy
shown htre@boGts Tor $40.
Sao1
IS TIE Price q ur popular Business Suits equal to any
VIII buy beautiful Prince Albert suit in either black
Ccru
s225
Viii buy pair Of fine pants black brown aud bue
naSon.l OF c0rkscrew. Not air them worth less
tlal 80, ana some are worth good deal more.
s5C.
buys as good white fancy are sold for 30
By other houses.
OFFICE COATS &c.
Fok BOYS > To - YEARS We have a SPLENDID line
OF suns al L. - ., SD $50 q s. 30 ia tao
and ilHc pieces These are the incest made goods aud
greatest bargains ever shown here.
and prices right.
e.. A. Il. SUITS A STECIALTY
NEYI'S
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
aplO-3ln 3ll 1TH ST nv.
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HAVOC, OoLAH, HLoor
We here present fresh inyoice,
Haloo! Oolah! HaIoo'
"You pays your money and you takes your choice"
oolah! Haloo! Oolah!
OF CoatS-Alpaca, with Vests 20 match,
Likewise Seersuckers at DOLLAR catch.
Silks, POngees, and Aohairs Of richest hue.
And Serges Black and Gray and Blue,
Haloo! oolah! HAloo!
Suits for men of three score and ten,
HGloo, Oolah! Halooi
From SE.EN AND A HALF until you say when"
oolah! Haloo! oolahl
The man in ms prime can be suited, you beti"
Also the youth with apartments to let;
The boy in his teens, the wee chick-a-biddies
Can dyke" themselves up in short or long breechss
Haloo! oolah! Haloo!
Now, C. A. r. boys. don't get in a stew.
HEloo! oolah! Haloo!
We're prepared for you with suits Of Blue,
Oolahi Halool oolah!
They're new, they're nice. they fit-precsse-
NINE AND HALF the Price.
We furnish extra buttons and ring them on. too,
Thus completing the rig" of the Boys in Bluas
Haloo oolah! HaloO!
VICTOR E. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE n
s27 and s2s 9TH ST. NV. corner Massachusetts, ava
Strictly One PriSs-
Open Saturdays until IL pm ny20
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CHnDRrN's CoArs AND Surrs.

Continued below.)
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WOODWARD 4 LoTHROP.
Cor. 11th and n sts. NV,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-12-19
STRONG TEMPERANCE TESTIMONY

Gen. William Ward of Newark. n.
J., supreme chancellor of the order OF
Knights of Pythias, had a converse
ton with a Rutland Telegram repre-
sentative while here to institute the
Grand Lodge. The following APP
Deared in a recent number of the Rut-
land Telegram
In conversation at St. Johnsbury
Gen. Ward expressed surprise at the
entire absence of the saloon at that
place. 1t was in such marked con-
trast to his own home he said. On
his arrival at St. Johnsbury he said
he traversed the principal streets
without discovering, as he himself
expressed it, the least sniff of a sa-
loon.
''In my own city of Newark, we
have a population of 100000 and
about SO 900 of these are Germans.
This means the saloons; it means the
balance of power in the city of New
ark; it means the balance of power
in the county in which Newark is
situated and the balance of power
in the state, and any legislation look
ing to the restriction of the saloon
will be Immediately frowned upon
by this coterie that virtually control
thestate"
Gen. Ward is a one armed veteran
of the late war, gentleman OF in
telligence and standing in the city of
Newark and thoroughly conversant
with the condition of affairs there.
He was for seventeen years postmas-
ter of that city and has been more or
less connected with its municipal
government for many years.
The first impression of Gen. Ward
regarding Vermont was therefore,
favorable one, and coming as it did
from a state where the much vaunt-
ed high license law is in force, the
contrast which he drew between the
prohibition state of Vermont and the
high license state of New Jersey is
significant.
How many are there in Vermont
who would exchange the prohibitory
law of the state, with all its imper-
fections for the condition of things
that exist i'll the high license state of
New Jersey as attested above by one
of its distinguished citizens? The
few deluded ones who now sigh for
high license know not what they do,
and they will learn to their discOm-
future when the time comes that, aside
from the Improvement of the present
prohibitory law in the matter of fees
and quarter fines, no danger threatens
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-12-19

PRESIDENTS,
THOMAS LOWRY, A J. DEAN
w. s. STREETER.
HENRY c. MENACE, Sec'y and Treas
DIRECTORS.
Thos. Lowry. Pres. Minneapolis st. R'y Co.
w. ID. Washburn, Pres NJ. S Ste. NJ. & A.
R'y Co.
John $. Pillsbury, Chas. A. PilSbury & Co.
E. w. Herrick of Herrick Brothers.
A. ]. Dean, former Cashier Security Bank.
Loren Fletcher of L. Fletcher & Company
Clinton Morrison, Pres. Farmers & Mechan-
les Savings Bank.
Geo A. Pillsbury of Chas- A. Pillsbury & Co.
c. H. Petit of Petit. Christian s. Co.
Joseph Dean of Security Bank.
H E. Fletcher, Treas. Minneapolis 6, Pacific
Railway Company
VIM. H. Eustis, Treas. North American Tele-
graph Company.
Philip II. Neher of Neher & Carpenter, Troy.
New York
L. F. Menage, President of Company.
William s. St.eeter.
Conservative investments for SALE inc1ud
ing per cent 5 year bonds in denominations
$50, 500, $500 and $1,000. Short time col
lateral paper and First Mortgages on city
property and Improved Farms.
Branches ITO Broadway, New York,
Drexel Building, Philadelphia, 50 Congress
St, Boston, Mass Stiff
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Presentation of Account.

1N'-1H 'I1H1 w NV ~
STATE OF VERMONT, Caledonia District. IS.
In Probate Court, held at the Probate Office
in St Johnsbury, in said District, the Goth
day of Nov, A. ID. 1889.
Alfred E. Watson, Administrator upon the
Estate of Isabel Majors, late of st. Johns
bury in said district deceased presents his adj
ministration account for examination and
allowance. and makes application for decree
of distribution and partition of the estate
of said deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court that
said account and said application be referred
to session thereof, to be held at the PrOba tie
Office in st. Johnsbury, the Goth day of
Dec, A. ID. 1889, for hearing and decision
thereon: Audit is further ordered that notice
hereof be given to all persons interested, by
publication of the same three weeks success
sive1y in the Ca1edonian, a newspaper pub
hshed at St Johnsbury, previous to said time
appointed for hearing, that they may appear
at said time and place, and show cause if any
they may have why said account should not
be allowed and such decree made.
BY the Court Attest:
32-34 WALTER 7. SMITH. Judge
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ABOTT SNAKES.

twenty-five snakes all running
through the streets-that's free whis-
ky. twenty-five snakes gathered in
to box in which twenty-five holes
are made by authority of the court
that's low license Ten of the holes
are closed, and the snakes all get
through the other fifteen-that is
high license. Drive all the snakes
over to the next village-that is local
option. Kill all the snakes-that is
prOhibition.-[T The National Issue.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-12-19
Commissioners Notice.

M IIlLfN NIOKINI LII , Eo I 4 Z.
The subscribers, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District
of Caledonia, Commissioners to receive, eX-
anime, and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate of Millen
NJ orri1l late of Danvil1e in said District, de
ceased, and the term of six months from the
ed day of Nov, 1889, being allowed by
said Court to the creditors of said deceased,
to exhibit and prove their respective claims
before us: Give notice that will attend
to the duties of our appointment at the
dwelling house of Geo. B. Davis in Danville,
in said District, on the 4th day of Jan. 1890.
and the Oath day of May next, at two o'clock
in the afternoon, on each of said days
WALTER DAVIS,
GEO. B. DAVIS,