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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02
For THE HERALD.
ON THE FLIRTING QUESTION.

Seldom have I read with greater
pleasure, nor studied with deeper in
terest, anything than the article in
last weeks issue on the "evils of
Irritation" In it one sees many
features: it is well written; makes
some most excellent points, yet with
all, one cannot fail to discover in it
semblance of "sour grapes" 1t re-
minds me of the words of the poet,
when he says, "Of all sad words of
tongue or pen the saddest are these,
II might hare beea." In the very out
start a depression is observed. Evils
of Irritation - is the subject, yet court
ship was the first thing written about.
Now I will admit that Irritation and
courtship are related, are closely alli-
ed to each other, still there is.a vast
difference when we come to discuss a
subject like the above. Their rela-
tionship is dissolved, each becomes an
affair of itself, and all transactions are
of an entirely different nature in the
one from the other. Filtration
and Courtship are two branches grow
ing from common Trunk; one ex-
tending east and the other west. One
is sincerity, the other likeness of it;
one is love, the other amusement; one
seeks companion, the other pleas
ure; one is tender and passion"
ate, the other gay and frolicsome,
each having its respective characters
tics plainly stamped in eye and ex.
preston. Courtship is business in
affections, and hearts are the stock in
trade. 1t is business in which man
deals with woman. In which man
has heart to sell and one to buy land
in which woman has the same to do.
Filtration is a business worked in
some respects on the same principle,
yet there is no stock in trade. No
heart for sale and none to buy. IT'S
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02
A GOOD SLEEPER.
The Remarkable Somno1istic Performances
Of a California Man.

The Remarkable Somnolistic Performance
Of California Man.
A descendant Of one of the Seven Sleepers
of Ephesus has been found in Fresno, Cal
He is entitled, says a local paper, to the
champion belt ms hard working and perse-
vering slumberer.
He is a drummer ard went TO bed last
Thursday night in the Grand Central hotel
in an outer room facing Mariposa street. At
a. m Friday the big fire was discovered
A policeman on the next corner fired three
shots out of his pistol; the fire bell, two
blocks away, changed lively alarm; the
Ahrens engine hummed at a hydrant not
more than 100 feet from his bedroom window,
on the opposite side of the street; the Silsby
engine was laundering at hydrant 200 feet
away on the same street; the blaze OF the
burning buildings across the narrow thor
oughfare could be seen for miles; women In
the hotel screamed and ran through the cor
ridors in their night dresses; the porch on
which the drummer's bedroom window
opened was filed with men shouting and
playing the hose on it, putting out the olaz-
ing cinders that were falling like snow; the
windows broke with the heat, yet the drum
r.er slept on with harmonious more.
1t got so hot that the sleeper kicked the
bedclothes off, and in this condition he was
discovered by the workers on the balcony
One of them got in through the window and
awakened the drummer with hearty shak-
ing
whats the matterf" drowsily inquired
the drummer.
'sWhy, there's fire. Getu if you don't
want to get roasted"
''Where?s
Aar, frf,tf
you hear the noisef"
At that moment pane Of glass fell with
crash into the room, and the drummer got
up with a yawn.
"I've been dreaming all night of the Am
archist riot in Chicago" he said II heard
the bynbs explode and the policemen firing
at the mob, and the mob yelling, and was
so interested in trying to dodge the bullets
that had no idea there was fire so near
If had would have walked up."-Chicago
Times
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02
Nautical FacetiR.

Miss Gaillard-Oh, Capt. Cutting, Mr.. Pom
sonby over there has been getting of some
bright things while you were below. He says
Stella must be careful at the wheel, because
there's bar to her left and we have had q
heavy swell on since Mr.. Hautton boarded
us.n And when we sang Sailing" he said
he'd "weathered worse squalls" He com
poses poker and baseball hits for the operas,
you know, and writes the tennis and yacht
ing jokes for The Hor selaugh. Hes awfully
witty.
Capt Cutting-Yes, indeed, Miss Gaillard,
his humor Is as fresh as the briny deep. and
his wit is as pointed as-es-A starboard
tack-Munsey's Weekly.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02
PROF. BROWN AMI, PROF. POLITICS.
Mr.. s. B. Brown, principal of the
Chenille Normal School, Whites to


Mr.. s. B. Brown, principal of the
Chenille Normal School, Whites to
say: .
The people in Preston particularly
need to be instructed upon the sub
ject of taxation. What does the
tearing down of the Irontown fur.
mace mean but the failure of Protec-
ton to do what its advocates claim
for it?
Possibly they do; but before Mr..
Brown leaves the Chenille Normal
School he'd better brush up in geog.
raphy; Irontovn is not 10 Preston
County. The tearing down of the
Irontown furnace does not mean the
failure of Protection to do what its
advocates claim for it; for Protection
lists never claimed that if a man built
furnace where there were no ore,
Protection would make 1T pay. Mr..
Brown, like most Free Traders, goes
off half cooked on theory. The Iron
town furnace Quilt where there was
little or no ore) has been torn down /;
therefore, (they say Protection is a
failure
But Irontown furnace was torn
down in w. Va. and rebuilt in Ohio.
These States are under the same
tariff laws. Why would Protection
tear it down in West Va. and rebuild
it i'll Ohio. Was it torn down IN
this State and put up in Ohio be-
cause in Ohio when they elect
Governor he is allowed to take his
seat, while in this state they endea-
vor to cheat him out of it.-PrestOn
Journal.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02

The consciousness of having remedy
at hand for Group. pneumonia. sore
throat, and sudden colds, is very consol-
ing to the parent. With a bottle of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral in the house, one
feels, in such cases. a sense OF security
nothing else can give.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02

Wilson Howard is in possession Of
Harlan courthouse, KY, having cnt
off Judge Lewis and his posse OF
sixty men. A bloody fight is ex-
pected and Judge Lewis is likely to
TRY to recapture the courthouse.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02

The books for the $1,000, 900 guar
antee fund for the Worlds Fair in
New York were opened, Cornelius
Vanderbilt subscribing 500, 900,
the New York Central 100000 and
the Wagner Palace Car Company
S51 O{1().
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02
No Place for super-sensitive Folk.

NO Place Tor Super-Sensitive FOLK.
Customer at ice cream parlor (whose thrift
ty proprietor uses the front room as ton
serial palace)-Seems to me there is some
thing repulsive in the idea of running bar
Der shop in connection with an ice cream
saloon. Don't your patrons ever complain
that the mixed odors spoil their appetitesi
Proprietor-No, sir. But it wouldn't make
any difference If they did They can go
somewhere else to get shaved if they don't
bune.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02

A call with political animus was
issued in Richmond, Va, which pro
poses a combination of white citi.
zens to get white nurses from the
North for their children, and attack
ing the moral character of the color
ed race.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02
MARTINSBURG, w. SATURDAY, NOV. 1889.

good rule is "Do not allow your heart
to be unsuspecting." Glove many
and trust few,n be honest, be sincere
and treat every man as you would
have every other woman to treat
your own honest. loving and confid-
ing brother. These are my views.
EXAMINE.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02

A great benefit has been secured To the
poor by the introduction OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup; for it now only takes %
cents TO cure a cough or cold.
Anybody troubled with rheumatism,
neuralgia stiff neck, or any pain OF ache
should procure bottle OF Salvation Oil
at once
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02

1t was once supposed that scrofula
could not be eradicated from the system
but the marvellous results produced by
the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla disproves
this theory. The reason is, this medi-
cine is the most powerful blood purifier
ever discovered
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02

Carl Grave and Ludwig Loder,
members of the crew of the wrecked
steamship Earnmour, told a horrible
story in Baltimore of how the suryi
yors sustained life for days by can
nibaliSm.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02

. No more laudanum for our babies. y
All mothers unite in pronouncing DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup the best soothing rem
edy now sold.
Laxador is the best tonic and regulator
in the market. It is recommended for
all bowel, stomach and liver affections.
Price only IS cents.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02

Alice-Oh. have begun taking French
lessonsl
Grace-How NIGEL Who is your teacheri
Alice-Herr August Stauffenbergenstein.
litz-
Grace-An ItaIiant-Loweil Citizen.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02
She Was Right.

American Playwright-Yes, ma
dame, am a writer. make the fame
of many men.
French Modiste-Ees itso, monsieuri
Zen we are collaborateurs. For I
make &c fame of re leading lady
Pittsburg Bulletin.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02

Keegan's Imported Cigar.
They gave a1bail at McSweeney's,
Mike Keegaa he smoked cig-yar.
He knew that it was imported,
McGuinness boort It On a kyar
It was woorse than any sto-gie--
oh, my though, but wasn't Il ranki
From the way that Keegan smoked IL
You'd a thought that he owned bank
He smoked it out 10 the hallway.
Wild a plashfer back Nv his neck.
And 'the wind blew through his
whskers,'
Making Of them total wreck.
Through the window be left open,
He needed a shtif hurricane;
But twill be many day, though,
Before Keegnn will smoke again
Misses Keegan said. .sfcSweeney.
Mary AIMS put bad eggs in the duff ("
But Keegan, he calmly stood there,
And be took another long puff
Then some said, The gas was leaking;''
While others, "a rat had died there
But Keegan, he kept on smoking
At the foot Of the big han stair
They ap-pine-ted g committees
To eisenhower the hor--id smell,
Who got QUITO Keegan's smoking,
For we soon heard an awful sell
Then something solid striking
The back fence near the big ash dump
Whisper We found old Towser dead
Next day-he'd SWALLOWED Keegan's
sthump
John Dewitt i'm american Commercial Traveller
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02
A Song.

Some go to the mountains
And some to the sea,
And some stay at home
Meath their own fig tree.
And I'm a mosquito.
So happy and free.
With nothing to do,
But to do them all three;
And I'll get there
You seel Washington Critic.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02

'sgo, George she muttered, as the miserar
BILE youth krelt In passionate frenzy at her
feet, II can never be yours"
"Well, Clara, be answered bitterly, as he
rose quickly, you might at least have told
me 80 before, and saved me from baggingI
these trousera n-Clothier and Furnisher.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02

Ny love hath eyes which rival stars
Her cheeks would shame the rose;
But must needs confession make
do not like her noes"
philadelphia Republic
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02
Realistic.

Claude-Let's play we are keeping house.
Clara-All right, and I'm your wife.
Claude-Well, then pull of my boots and
bring my pipe and slippers. Omaha World
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02

Voice-Catching anythingi
Fisherman Yes--malaria. The Epoch.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02
He Leaked Too Much.

Teacher-Now. Johnny, want you to
draw something. Let me see. | guess you
may draw a horse car.
Johnny-What do yer take me fort An
electric current2-Lowell Citizen.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02

Where to Draw the Line.
Prudes say It is a miss to kiss.
But the secret OF 1t this Is:
It's right enough to kiss Miss.
But wrong to kiss Mrs
philadelphia Press
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02

THE HERALD and Phila. Press 80.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02

doctor, said a respondent patient, II be-
lieve I'm going blind" bah, said the doc.
tor, impatiently, that's all in your eye -
Burdette in Brooklyn Eagle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-03
AT sSooUAI,uIE FALLS
Visitors.

The iinc mountain SCENERY and fishing
and the extensive grounds of the Hop
Growers Association. on which is located
The Hotel snoqualmie. and the vast nun
hsr Of visitors she present season all go 10
prove this the faeorite resort in neas prox-
isils 10 seattle and the sound
eoloaTnets st tile spuaaalfiic continue
10 Arrive daily Happily sell etta parties
are daily inagEtlFssed Tor visits 20 adtnia
ing plsaes ul Interest in the itn nesssste
sicinitY. and she nua her OF such II legion
The visitors as n rule make Their hFst
visit 20 the wonderful falls. the suiire
saoqualme river pouring Ia obe .oiitt
sheet ever q psyeipice -. feet Ia height
Another trip IL made 20 ths upper fails
shove sslal pT.Fts, aud sometimes con
unaet tn Cedar River lake. waere hne
beating An1 tsniug Is obtained ia tue Ids
81 ths asrAics Others sre content Ia accept
The hospitality ~ the hotel, and threw az
"a fnsal 81 sHmmef soiSiice ~ masking
acquaintance with their fellow guests.
Within the pa; fortnight tae following
Visitors wtfc among the many dtsiitrlled
Al Tins resort kN-G0NefneT 4. L. Ferry
aad wife judge Thomas Burke. Mr.. Leish
liant / Il. tGNtlNn, a. " Fisher, '. 4
fusoy, Mr.. nsewS sni daughter. Phi al +
hhla u. X. baxler Ant family James
Teddy AMI wtie. HcHry b l.aomis, r. \.
Bel, Norman 4 Kelley. Herman Chopin,
aFs ii >aud,sSon ani daughter, \. a.
Denny and party. J a. fsult.ue. lsnfuu
ingalls, sud wlie. r. Alexander, : X,
; rave. Judge MCD,iVFs sid wife, Mrs III
Terry, = hastpf. Frank Burns, g. Joan
Terry. Harold Preston. Wss aui nurse
hShFl fsNui- al3 parry, IN kFsuei~cU.
y anwnsu " Ii Csnpl-sii. Portland. or
=, Livingston. Nsun'plu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-03

Deeds Recorded - the AuAttor.
OUfeo Yaafn~~a~-

Deeds Recorded u The AuAifsr.,
Onfcs Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from yeuuayv /
isss, to Date are =, 404- 81 90. There ver,
nled for record yesterday % deeds. Il,
considerations azxreentfng 81. $50. -
average Of E.1R Following il the IL
~ furniahed By Osborne, Tsemper 4 Co
atetraefors Of title:
United States to o. syversou. VIZ Of sws,
OF nEa LOT 2, &c -, o. q. I. Es7.
l.. -. BIuns 10 r. r. rnhds.-. lot 7 tIS .
tsifvlew Home sfea1 AssscfAtian's aid 81
n Neeseu 20 r. j. Ross. lot 4. blk -
Deruyss fifth add Exs1
snsiea states TO @. 4. Davsy. loss and
y "a o. hEs4 see . ~ y, 5, fis2 So
II. r. s<ot1 to r. Hall, lots II essA -. b.x
o. Ross add, &Ea
Z. Bfeweft 20 W & Sosse Eas hsx "A
Denny IIoyrs add. 800
aaurnann 70 VI. sehaise, 81. of mel !.
Sc IL, tp -, fill
W. Schultz tn r. Maurrnarsu sxf.. oil "a u
sec 10, ~ 20. =, 81
~ AcD0ugaIl TO c.. Harssirge. tract in n
Aaanas donatson claim, sc IS. Up z, 1,
G. oldaeld 20 J. olaHeId, lots Hats Tx
4. Mercey's add. {soe
III. y bite to r. Jackson. lot ". biz u
sanders Grst add. slzS.
Puget SOUND Chautauqua Asss< tAffssu To
!. l. steSnney, LOT S, Blk 50. chaufsn1.,sa
Beach, ~.
J. J. Pest 70 D. checthan. lot 6, blk 7.
Bsxter's add. 1870.
". hentos u IL. ~ Bennett. lot 10. blk
6, Rento1's add, III i8s.
" 6. Impt. 90. &c J. g Giles, lots ~ and
II, blk 10, ". C. l. Co.'S Grsf adj To K.ns
500
Z. J. Monroe II J III. Mcfs-nw. lots z.
D., and 2, blk and blk /. Monroe 4 whip,
pies add, tkasu
5: ingeis - G. G falklns. - Z OF ne !.
and re = 81 So see Il, fp ar LOT 8
see "a. ~ "a, "a. so Co
Moore Land 60. 10 A. r. Pinekney. Int &.
blk l. Hazelxcod add supl. SSa
T. II. Stevens 20 Wash Ter Investment,
CO.. iot 4. blk z. Denny's plsf, sl5,1l0.
u. ]. Pierce to l.. X Hartsuek, lots aud
T. Stx ., Eliis add 70 chaas Beach, $50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-03

NoTIsE r - TIE sT0CE HoLDEEs OF
~ tas 6u;ldars' Material CSmpsny 81
e~s3tfe Nherssas ~ = tsf~s Ets3 - iacTessf
sss Eatss 81 sss<sk 81 .fse biiSltf1s' Material
aoa8fsfgg % Sesfta%, therefore tfse under
ssgBsS fcsag = majority ri sae trustees of
aid esq paHy. h4rsbE call a YrFetlng ~
Sc .*Fe. ssa4sferS 81 Sad fsagsEss4y, 10 he
iess! SIS -sgagfAy. Ehe siss 3sy 81 .Aaguss,
$50 fle haslg of a. e'gsax& n The nsoTn-
ag - = q Cas-. At the sssmfmay's @ss.ee, Ia
ghs ety - seattle, fcf fDe FHriw1e u ean
sss2erla Z sFeys sft ca - the - il h,aas1 ~
tflssfs- .ssis s8ssysesi At nseetsag 81 SAID
hsasrf, b 20 f.Ss 5, lsss- SoF 'sse sssereAse Il
the "a 81 STOCK ~ "a 4 foaes.sns fsots Tbs
saga - tsfss 10 taS ssm - fsoo9a
r. J. EEAaE
= r. HAyBs&EEe
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-03
Pure and fresh drug Kelly..

Pure aud fresh drugs a. NJ A. Kelly's.
Have yon looked nj those houses and lots
faney * McEHtire have for sale
New seersuekeFs. Chester Cleary.
New shirfings- Chester Cieary.
New hosiery. Chester Cieary
1sc l&dsef game vests. Chester Clearv.
Lots az sg75. 500 ard $50 Call upon
YANG d MeEntlre. south of the postos.iee.
NJ. A. Kelly has reopened his drug store
Ia Toe kiigen brick ofi second street, be
tween James and Cherry.
SC embroideries. Chester Cieary.
SC hem stitched handkerchief. Chester
CIeary.
New white goods Chester cIeary.
Yancy & MeEntire have several paving
Investments they wiz be pleased 10 show
| te their customers. Cali al the Fair south
OF the poktosiice.
Yaney & MeEntire have temporarily To-
Gated ut the Fair south OF the pastofiice,
where tiseg viii De pleased 10 meet their
friends aud Customers. They are large
property owners and one Of the active real
estate flyns OF the cts. Teose who con-
template buying either business or resi-.
dence property vii do well to call upon
them
our house-farnisbing depar ment Is now
complete al prices that viii interest you.
Chester Clear.
oAifcns a. tiff Salt. fSe- tntsttf tttAr}.
Alpaca lusters. Chester Cleary.
Dress goods. Chester Cleary.
The Griffith hotel, corner Second and
Pine. IA now open TO the travelling pubic
and commercial trade. Strictly Grsf-cass
A sale of saieens. Your choice ut I5c.
Chester Sleary.
Ladies new muslin underwear, chill
dren's dresses. aprons, caps, etc. at east
cru eash priceS Chester Cieary.
Table linens. Chester Cleary.
81 Heavy white. extra large spreads.
Chesicr Cleary.
25e chiidren's soable-knee hose, fun I'm
| ished, fsst colers, extra Quality. Chester
Cieary.
immense bafgains in the boot and shoe
line.
silk sstins, surshs. A grand assortment.
chester Gieary.
For papcr bags, Ipauiiis and butcher
papers, twtt;es, fDonty tllis. no to Ian
Brothers, the biggest tent IN the new Sc
attic.
ise. Persian sateens, rev patterns, just
In. Chester Cienfy.
25c. A lot az ladies' Isle thread fall finish
4 hose worth % cents a. - cents. Chester
Cieary.
chester 1ieary is located in the large
tent on second street. near the posioifice.
81 dozen, all linen towels. Chester
Cleary.
big diseount-Ssteens iac yard. new
patterns. iast is. hester c,eAry.
Zoe cheek nainsook. Chester CieaFy.
New purses. Chester CIeary.
New singhams Chester cleary.
Jerseys. Chester ciesry.
l5c. Just received, ten eases fine sa'ecps,
splendid patterns, i5c saFsl Chester
CloAry.
Toe srims. chest n CleaFy.
Dr. T.. q. Johnson. I'm connection with n
general practice gives particular attention
20 ali chronic. nervous and specisl cases.
including dyspepsia. liver complaint. at
fce;iG4s Of .he kidseys, heart aud lungs,
aud all blood diseases We have special
facilities for trtas!ne Fenito-urinsry dis
eases, rectal diseases anS ell forms OF fc-
male diseases Office, room Is. Colonial
block. corner second and Columbia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-03
Probate Notice.
TERRlToRY on wAsHrgGrox., .

TERRITORY or WASHINGTON, =
County Of King. -
ID the probate court Of said King county.
IN ne matter OF the estate of Ernest +
Lsaec, deceased. No. Tgi. order % show
esue On sale Of real estate
breI uush and Nitu ochmid, the exec.
utors OF the estate OF Ernes. +. LANCE, de-
ceased, having on the 10th day of july,
1893, Sled his petition herein duly verified,
pray ing for an order oi sale OF the whole OF
The real estate OF which the deceased died
seized OF, for the purposes therein SET
forth.
And Il appearing 70 the court from the
said petition that the perkonsi estate OF the
said deceased ia the hands OF the said exec
utors Is not sufficient 10 pay the debts out
standing against The said deceased and the
expens Is OF administration and the iegac.es
provided for by the viii OF said deceased,
and II Is necessary 10 sell the whole the
real estate OF the said deceased to pay the
debts and the costs and expenses OF adj
minsstration.
II Ia therefore ordered by the court tina,
all perstlns interested in the estate of the
said deceased appear before our said pro
bate court al the court room thereof on the
.th et9S Of August, 1879, at the hour OF III
o'clock 4. IN. of that day in the city Of Sc
at'le, in said King county, then and there
TO show cause u any they have why an
order should not be granted 10 the said
of The said deceased, or 50 much thereof AS
shall be necessary To pay the aforesaid
debts, costs and expenses OF admin sgra-
ten.
it is further ordered that A copy OF this
order 10 show cause be published four sac
sessiye weeks before the said 9Th day of
August, 1889. in the Seattle Posr-iNTELLI
eEscER. newspaper printed and pub
iished IN the said county of King, aud of
general circulation in satd county.
Done in open court this losh day Of July.
iss9. RICHARD OSBORN.
Judge 90 the said Probate ouri.
COUNTY OF KING,
WASHINGTON I
l, Richard Osborn, judge and x-o.ficio
clerk Of the probate court of said King
county, do hereby certify that the foreso-
Ing Is true and correct copy OF an origi-
nal order 10 show cause granted by the
said probate court on the i0th day of July,
lssp, In the matter OF the estate OF Ernest
r. Iange, deceased.
In testimony whereof / base hcrennto
sci Ey hand and affixed the seal of said
probate court this llth day of July. Iss9.
RICHARD OSBORN,
Judge aud ex-ofileio clerk of the probate
court of kisg county, Washington terri
tory.
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