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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20

DANvILLE, Ill, Dec. IA terrible
accident occurred TO the paymaster's
train on the Ohio, Indiana and Western
railway, at Troy siding, yesterday morn
ing, causing the death Of j. II. Wilson,
superintendent, and Trainmaster Jas. II.
Cummins. A flange on one Of the wheels
OF the coach broke off, the car jumped tho
track, Tho hind wheels being torn from
their fastenings; the car then tipped
over, throwing Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Csri-
MINIS half through the window. Tho
car dragged along short distance on
is side. killing them instantly, Pay
master Lynn had his arm broken, and
his son had broken leg. The others
on the train received slight injuries.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20
A RARE CONTEST.
Fight between a Gorilla and a Bull
Dog.
The Canine is Killed In Two Mlnutes--Bet-
ting all One Way.

The Canine is Killed In Two minutes-bet-
one All one way
Fir. WAYNE, Ind, Dec. i7.-one OF the
most singular. aerca.t and bloodicst
vombats that has ever taken place In
this part of the state, occurred in barn
nenr Van Vert, o.. thirty miles east OF
here, YESTERDAY morning. The fight was
.bctveen an imported thoroughbred
fhnlhoa ana young African gorilla.
The dor was fine animal, weighing
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20
Threa Mem Killed hy cars.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. IL. On the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad near Pittston Junci ton, last
evening, four Hungarians were walking
on the north-bound track when they
shipped on the south-bound, 10 let a
freight train pass. Immediately they
were struck by the fast passenger train
going south. Three were killed on the
spot and one fatally injured.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20

LONDON, Dec. l7,-The grand jury has
found true bill against Mr., Parke,
editor OF the North London Press, for
libeling the Earl OF Euston. The al
legged libel consisted Of an article pub
lished in the North London Press
charging that the Earl was implicated
In the West End scandals,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20
To Go by the Electric Route.

NEW YoRK, Dee. l7.-Judge Brady, in
the Court of Oyer and Terminer, yester-
day morning sentenced the Japanese
murderer, Shikok Jugigo, TO die during
TIE week beginning February 9. Jugigo
was a sailor and he cut to death fellow
countryman and sailor named Contaro,
because no was jealous, as ContarO had
secured place as sailor before him.
The affair occurred few weeks ago in
an East Side Japanese clearinghouse.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20
Baby with an Elephants Face.
,.AIf.HNTA. ~. 4 y "a. 49, ,tpytftssev'

niles from Quitman there lives young,
healthy married colored woman, who
has a recently born child which pre-
ssnts a remarkable appearance. Instead
Of a nose Of the regulation pattern that
would attract little or no attention,
it has a well-developed proboscis of an
elephant. On either side of this PEN
dent snout there project two teeth of alb
normal dimensions that look like the
tusks OF an elephant. Tho eyes are
snail and far apart. Altogether the
facial appearance is that of an elephant
that the mother saw several months ago
al a circus. Or. Stewart, Of this county,
was the woman's physician when tho
monstrosity was born. II is still living.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20
INFLUENZA IN NEW YORK.
Kline Cases Reported TO the Health Depart.
ment-Ths Symptoms.


y New YORK, Dec. l7.--The epidemic OF
Influenza which started in ST. Peters
burg and swept across Europe in storm
Of sneezing, has arrived in New York.
ia Grippe" as the French call It, is
here. Nine sneezing sufferers enjoy the
distinction Of having the first cases Of
Influenza in New York. Dr. Edison, OF
the health department, announced three
cases yesterday. In every case tho
attack began with violent pains in
the head and vertigo. followed by chills
and nausea, which lasted nearly the en-
tire day. The preliminary symptoms
are regarded as proving that the disease
Is the genuine influenza. They were
followed in each case by pains in the
limbs, and oppressive feeling in the
chest and a sense OF WEAKNESS. At the
same time the patients had fever, the
pulse being quite rapid, and the
Temperature rising 10 102 deg.
IN adults, and to los deg. in
The infants. Sneezing, soreness of
Inc nose and throat followed, and later
The sufferers had spells of coughing. In
NO case has the illness become danger
bus, but the family experienced great
discomfort
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20
Undertaken surprised.

NEw YORK, Dec. 17-Walter Elliott,
OF brooklyn. who was, very. i'll Friday
night, passed into cohynisi5iTss, and was
shes,Sht TO have died. While the ~;
pe-<Rer was preparing the body f6f
bufiai, however, the sick msa~suddenly
opened his eyes, and demanded 70 know
what they were doing TO him. lie is
now doing we'll, and will live.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20
POETRY in pENNARKls

-iNf w bItfWf>ftFW| =
| a z,tar.pre., ,es-. ,3iss-.. 4 ~
r-nN Hansen. rehfafl =,
| ilgent Danish farmer. has Just retnrnea
10 tho. Unttod States after visit TO his
native land, the first he has made since
he emigrated. twenty years ago. His
experience has made him well contented
with his adopted country, and he has no
longings 10 live again where the condi-
ton Of the common people is so appali.
ing and hopeless.
1.-THE poverty OF the people is oppres'
sive," he said to a reporter. ut Is
chiefly due 70 the custom OF dividing
estates. Large families are the rule
ten or thirteen children the average,
and there is no possible chance for them
10 find employment by which they can
earn their own living, as they might in
this country.
1.-THE father, u he docs not wish TO
see them go 10 the poor-house, must
give each q share OF what he owns. The
farm is transferred, during his lifetime,
70 the eldest son, who cultiyates IL and
pays 10 each OF his brothers and sisters
the allotted shaee. The parents finally
become impoverished and dependent.
whatever they may have had when they
were married.
"No girl can get husband unless she
has dowry, no matter what her personal
attractions may be. Affection or suita-
bility have very little to do with tho
contract II Is a very common practice
10 marry very young girls 20 old men who
have money-they are literally sold.
81 viii give you an illustration OF how
tho division OF property works. My
father gave all he had 10 his eldest son.
There were six boys and four girls.
"when NV brother took the land Il
was worth $4,000 He afterward sold a
piece Of marsh, which increased in val
ne, for $4,000, and his wife brought
him a dover Of $4,000. Fifty thousand
dollars In Denmark Ia q great fortune,
and ne was regarded as a very rich man.
"The property, however, was in turn
Transferred tn tho oldest son lie had
s. small family-only four children-bui
the payment Of share to each and dow
ering tho daughters left but little foI
any one % them.
Tho son, who now holds the land,
r'orls early.ana lafa "a fsH Aba. iateras'
due the others. and can never save any
thing or get ahead. My brOther-hii
father--is seventy-three years old and q
blind, but he must get up at four O'Clock
in the morning and work until ten a
night. because lac had 10 give away wha
he had accumulated when he was young
and vigorous. ] am very thankful tina
my father had so little for me that wa
forced TO emigrate to the United States
have made, with not much difficulty
enough to keep me comfortably in m!
old age. Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20

The man who invented the roller
skate made si,O0O,0OO out OF IL and
probably does not care now that there 4
only one roller-rink open in this country
small one in little Kansas town.
Chicnpn Times
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20
oonxr.s,m.u cannon Bor.ay.a.

WASHINGTON, Dec, i7,--Mrs. Cannon,
wife Of Representative Joseph Cannon,
chairman OF the Committee on Appro.
priations, died instantly OF heart disease
~ her home In Illinois yesterday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20
wnrih,a Recnrd ReatAn

SAN FIANUIsco, Dec. ~. AT Harbor
View Park, Adolph Strecker broke the
worlds record for ring target shooting,
making 452 points out Of possible 500,
with twenty shots, twenty-five points
each
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20

The mayor of certain borough be
ing late at taking the chairat ee'ing
excused himself by saying; "Magisterial
duties detained me; and, you know,
am not amphibious."
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20
ESTABLISHED


innocent, God knows Am innocent; 600
knows that never wis out 10 Lake vis~ thns
blght I.ongeneckrr bought two witnesses;
am sure OF that; they went out and bought
farms with the money they got Him and
schuettler did H."
oSulyan was the only one Of the other tire
prisoners who found refuge in tears. for
moment they trickied down bis cheeks b,th
minute later his black eyes flashed with zen
anee or revival OF courage, anda h's
hands across bis brow, he braccd up IN h's
seat and cast long glance round the eoafs
room. The only evidence OF terror to bc
seen In Coughlin was the increased pailor
that overspread his face, as he fully realized
the significance OF q sentence 20 life inpria'
onmcnt and his lips twitched nersousiy at The
colloquy that followed between fhe attorneys
and the court relative 70 q motion for lrf
trial. AZ 80 W HfF4E ~"
Martin Burke was unauestIonal.ly ne least
Affected OF all ire prisoners. HIS asraily norid
face tcok on Slight pailor as the verdict ws
announced, cut moment later IN Jaws pefae
the moihodical ms.ticaiion of gum a. regularly
ae any pstyioas time during the trial. a n
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20

No band concert, no camp meeting
no bathers, no parrots, no dancing bear
no clubhouse, no hops, no germans, nc
musicales, no spoilers, no bicycles, nc
trioycles, no blackboard, no nothing
November. -Martha's Vineyard Herald
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20

TIN man whose conversation Is habit
ually chastc and pure, from whose lips
mo corrupt communication proceeds,
and whose words tend TO minister
grace unto the hearers" knows how TO
talk and what TO say. One is always in
good company when in the company OF
such a man. His society is worth hav'
ing, and contact with him will tend 70
make one better N, Y, Independent
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20

"A genuine Americans; Watts-Look
at that big bird up There. do believe
it's an eagle Potts-That's what IL is,
without doubt. by George, isn't he
magnificent? How well he represents
our glorious country in her magnificent
sweep of--er-greatness Lord, how
wish l had a gun!''-Terre Hauto Elk
nress
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20

"A reporter, In describing a teetotsl
meeting, said that, that they had a
most harmonious and profitable session,
and retired from tho hall full OF the best
spirits"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20
Emin Getting Well.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Cologne Ga
zette has the report that Emin Pasha is
making rapid progress toward recovery.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20

During the civil war, man, great
in his own eyes was, by some influence,
appointed brigadiergene-al. i.is
sense OF his own importance was at once
greatly increased He could hardly speak
OF any thing else but his new dignity.
Meeting 'home-spun Yankee" one
day, he accosted him thus: "Well, Jim,
suppose you know have been
appointed hrigedier-general?" 'Ycs, y
said Jim, IL heerd So" swell,
what do fol.;s say about ito
They dent say nothin'.n replied
truthful James. ''Thcy Jest laugh. -
youths Companion.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20

TuEY who are most weary Of life, and
yet are most unwilling 20 die, are such
who have lived 70 no purposey who hSVc
rather breathed than lived, Clarendon
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20

Mrs. Northumberland twenty cents
a pound for mackerelp Why, the man
across the street only asks sixteen
cents! Fishmonger Very good, madam;
but you must remember that my fish are
all hand-caught; those you see opposite
are caught in nets; IL makes a differ
ence, you know Mrs. Newhand-Ot
course, how stupid OF mel You may give
me that largo one there.-Puck.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20
Ga; :. me as :: s %s@s:s
go R =. iS 1.,a S%p@ - ,sa

Tsueh as TO win for him not only the ap-
iause OF both opposing factions, but tho ap.
/7'royh alike Of the leading lurists Of the land
upon the validity OF his rulings.
Tho Court convened ats n m, 10 receive the
verdict OF the jury.
The verdict OF the jury In the cronin case is
as 70 lows;
We. the Jury. mud the defendant John r.
Beggs not guilty.
we, the larry, find the defendant John Kunze
guilty OF u anslaughter as charged In tho in
dictmept, aad fix his punishment at imprison-
ment IN tie penltentiary TOR a term OF three
years.
we, tie Jury, nnd the defendants, Dan Cough.
lin. Patrick O'Sullivan and Martin Burke,
guilty OF murder In the manner and form as
charged In the indictment. and FIX the penalty
at imprisonment In the penientiary for the
term of their natural lives.
Mr. Forrest. OF the defense at once requested
that the Jury be polled, and this was ordered by
the court
To each Juror tho question was put by the
clerk of the court; WAS this and is this new
your yerdietf'
Foreman CLARK was the nrst man to rise and
answer firmly IN the Affirmative, The eleven
men followed In turn and gave the same an
swer
Simultaneous with the announcement Of the
verdict Coughhn, o Sullivan and Burke turned
drathly pale while KunSe started suddenly
from his seat and n moment later drop
ped his head upon his breast and
burst into tears Beggs' face was luminous
with 10y, and Immediately after the polling OF
the Jury he arose from amid the prisoners,
walked over 10 the Iury'box, ana, during the
breathless iul that followed, shook Foreman
Clark's hand heartily and said Gentlemen, I
thank you. trust that the future may con
arm your Judgment upon me, and ihsi you III
never regret that you found me not gs,lty OF
this terrible charge"
Ashs shook hands with the Jurors each aan
bowed his head In acknowledgment OF he
grateful words Of the liberated man, The only
sound that broke the stiffness was the deep
sobs Of Kunle. He burst out With y am
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20
THE VERDICT RENDERED.
John #, Beegs a Free Man. Kunze a
Prisoner for Three Years.
Durke, coughiIn and o'suri,as Imprison-
ment for Life.

CHICAGO. Dec. I0.-Mr. Forrest resumed HE
Argument 20 the jury At the opening OF the
Cronln trial this morning continuing his analy-
as % the evidence for the defense. Tue con-
olusion which he reached was that the Cronin
faction OF the Gamma Gael had been drilling
wiinsssfs 10 give false Testimony, and that all
Of the new evidence brought out since the ait
ting Of the coroners hry had been 50 mauufac-
turod 10 strengthen weak spots IN tho case OF
course OF ths trial
The speaker then reviewed Kunze's actions
1n.sequent Va the murder, and argued that they
I&.zuiS explainnbie on the Theory OF his
k Foliesing this he took % IRE alihi
~ O,tsnllivnn. nrfke ana ccughlin
n 1asAit was tnifictenuy strong 70
Hz<Rc Il '2pefcnec d th1Ir
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-12-20

startsops into worldly enterprises, and
he depends upon the uncertainties Of this
life. h9 hasno God to help him After
awhile nv storm. comes and tosscs of
tho mastAofshe Ship he puts out bis life
boat and the long boat; the. sheriff and
the ancteneef try to help him of; they
can't nclp him OF; he must go dowu-no
Christ in7the ship Your life will be
made 10 ns sunshine and shadows.
Thore may 10 In 1t Arctic blasts or trop.
sczt torrsdoes; know what f. before
YOU bal know Il you have Christ with
you all a. tbe we'll. You may seem 10
g,t - ><iihOat tho religion Of Christ
LXk} vcff hing goes smoothly, but
49, ~sed sorrow movers over
>Filon the waves Of trial dash
y NE hurricane deck, aud the
frowded with piratical disas-
t--:ts xolid you 10 then with
blct teat wMaA people start "a
essiss thsy n5Sss not expect
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13

F7ahr- Plan bestnnenb ben II. 8ebruar 1885,
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1,75O.OOO

1.76O,OOO
Yafasiere haben nit ben Dampfern bes
Worboeutiden 9lDAb bic Reiie aber's
Meer fiber unb gut 3uradseIest. We,
gen Yreiie unb weiterer Snformaticu
menbe man f6 an
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Sino $auptquartier fir 3. aanhretb&
Sobn Selo,, @arten- unb BIumen . @an,eu
i'm Grob' urb Rlein. Sanbel.
asenten fit MiefIe grasReit.
p Inse, finb bic befen, cinfadfen, biuiaten.
adrffen nnb leidt sebenbten ReitpHaae.
Mgenten fit BITE berabmten Brlnly Pfuege,
$lanet it. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
Oined, Saubs SamensriIs, gFiiae unb @uI.
hSatoren. guf. .. 8re9t BurEmafd,nen unb
buther ntenflieu, gbas. Wutbs ponia Ct.
traetoren, 8ienen. Rauder, Meferm.
Grbalten cine &arlabune Sarrifon Bros. &
70. gum @sbrau@ fertis sen.if@te 5orben.
Saben foeben erbaIten
@arlb Nmber unb Orange 3uderrobr. ga,
men, Afritanii6en, @bineffden unb Sonburas
Sorsbum- Samen, beutiden unb eepobnIi4en
Mtaet, 8udweiSen, aaf1r. Rprn, spsiten mnb
gelben Milc .Mai5e, 8%efen.&orn, Tribes Sat.
ten.&prn, 8uder . &orn, Braflianiides unb
SusearOro Glour- aorn, NorbIidss unb Seras
8elo> Saat .ttorn, Yop. 8ora, @oreb's 3uder.
&otn, 8lunts prolific Gelo. Saat &orn, Safer.
Ol.Bobncn, @eanut, Sfase Orange or Bots
dare, &aftf9e Sonnea>B lumen, @erfe, @ei.
gen, HDggen, unb rnst proof Safer, Sact.
8a,tofeln, uub Arti1doden.B uraeIa, alfalfa,
@sparfette, Burr, aIite, 8odbara, Sonis, sa.
paneiilder, rotben unb peiBen &lee. Samen.
Sr9arb @ra8, aentudb 5lau. 9eras blau,
@eSeue. unb edteS Bermuda : 8ras @amen,
9ereini9ten Sobnion GraS . Samen. BuFa!o
ODER Colorado @ras. Samen. Rotbe, qelbe unb
peibe 8pisbel . Seslinse. Top or Bottom
Onions.
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OELRICHS & 90.
2 Bowling Green. Stem @ur

OuUt1Hb Vreen, gtem Ucrt
V. 8. gouus, 6. @riefenbed, .Suao &
@@melser nnb $. 9. Maesfamara, SO. 2s5
@ommereefraBe, asenten fit Gan Nntonio.
8. @unge & 60, Gsenten fir guero.
g. @ufet, agent fit Sdulsnburs.
Wlofe 4apbael, Gsent fir Soufon.
@lemenS G Ganft unO Grnf Sderf. Veen.
ten fur 9eu>BraunfelS.
8. Bott6er, gsent fir 8eimar, 3eras.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-01

nasl aesa sex on Es-r. Baf sash wrss nos sAae
eAse. = xAs sssuzz&xsezsax esrzE,zaztszn e the
aeaTx he zzzae wsx Aasz wIsh wafer
AFoza ssss b2y - sxtla<zssa sec frx, zz1
nsSTsx yeax vas esaSmnasss hssore SAe
NAizF rs r1nzTssl ssgls Azza TIE msae YI&osxi
p wuTkzaR caaasssou
The rrusprxf u4s axxsa, hxc1snans fxvsr-
azAes and fise oatpat q css4l KS ennssssez-
aasT sHEgsas4zr. mAsa she rzsne agzsn a0sk
1FNs And AERsa bad - ~ SLED vita waser.
Tbs Discouraged sAs can rany. a. vel il
EaaEsss. anG dam penez tAear z-sso< toza-ss
Esakzng assv great snar<xvssneats here
AgAsa s1e zzs1ae waS pazar sat ard pas
= aTsser. and ihev nnztlarea w1rksaz 4
sta VARYING szrzxss Nssa is-s, wAxn fo~
varsseas re3ssns AR con rAsaY decaas-s 10
sssr wcrS snd assznansse ne sm11e.
Tea fel1owcA the glooasseSt rerioS EAas
AislSaaEAAaa hay hA8 ever seen fr0n Is
Hrss settlezasaf ~ wASses. Tsse sauz.a
Tat HAS buslt II Whztezpra n fssl wzs
kgTDea aowa IN 1szs assss h1s rot heea r.
bz1sz. And whea w0rk a. ssorvea At he
s1a. 1Assse shers vas nosaiisg gDlnw % -
sssaaazRasxu BAY whezesv lA5orer OF re
eAsEaz cs2id earn a eosizr, and tor = sha~s
asszs fse bar sas F5rtuAisv deserted hy al
AeNN ~EAA-fEF tA&ffAEAssszt
ard tie YoEaiAssoz that fl assS sxceeaa5
T 90. r. tsss>ss 2wsaasea G5Nn 70 zbeus
t@re1ty Fs-sons. reznssafasr one day -
Ass9 goznE frpa rSs hoase 90 nan Harris
re- AAfr1zvsss, azsa returning. wSEasat see-
10 agEa4n aeang ssslser way. II Isl tae
kspes oE he ess settlers round Eel5snghAasa
hag we-s ssAsn raised ay the arrsTai 81 =
csssEsy from Kansas nxaeT the leadership %
tsen<TaA MrFhe~son, azs2 although al thai
thsT prnEesez e9ssg w.s ncs carried 0as
stl5 their boating here resrI.szs ia ssss Build
80 s. tas preseas WE4zccsa sAxFElsl ard =
considerable sEa35tiou 50 The roral4fioa 81
tas bar. In tie meantime the repalassoa Of
Ess eoaHtgy bad sseea gradually increasing
and MANY settlers Asa located on the pas
&c land ard extensive settlements we're
nsms.a IN shs nesrhhorhoea % FernsEale
E.ynsseEs. Socksack, Bzsca Bay, ssxnzahnsco
Asss BlafvYe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-01
NOTICE. or DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE THg PARTNERSHIP HERETO
~ fore existing between A. p L3sweaya and
4 T. Dodge. un3sg the trD name Of lieweiiyn,
Dodge s Co. l. thls day dissolved 0y nnkaal
consent a. = LLkN ELLfS,
NOTICE nIssoLCTIoN or 90 PARTNER
~ shfp-The 8rm heretofore existing a11er
IL name s7d Sfyle OF Fox a CTsuilin. doing
f.aSfaess on the southwest corner q Pike ard
s8zts streets. IA 10 city - se&ffie- il this day
5tissalse4 BIZ mutual cons a. william G. GEo&ssf5
hnsl ness 81 K l. Fox, who rctirek O. gre Als "a
nre srteutsBu ~ ske business Of tbs Nelson ISL
AMI Granite Company.
william q gfuxaie VIII here after Enff1EcF ana
carr on aid hsxsneSx ~ tbs old SANS ard s1El
ttv in cetts Mnd eolleCt al Aiils sae frpEa and
ow.zg 10 said tFa. \ Fox e7o.as,-
Dated a. seattle this 0etebeg siea. lss9
Nor Is OF DISCO UTIoN oF PARTSER
~ shsp-Ths Hra hgFeso fore existing aadec
tbs name ard ssyla q SArtof1 Conrad & Co.
,iainx Business AZ Ne ? 20 Front Fest IA tao
rsty 81 seattle, = E, - tn4s day GlH+aSxes %
RITUAL rnus~nf M & SETfGgf hty1ng par
shAsrs4 TIE saflee tBseress o. NJ char - oars /.
IN Che sogsEerm ~ r. saTf1Ft VII scltsef a.
debts sue % tnk SRA. Ka9 WILL pay 81 debts 1Be
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ThsTe are q geea Hl&HY ways 80 secure
soeEst vscarnlSica The Fhil4seip hsa papers
TEL al 3 ne mcatner So that cay ho has
reatea pews Ia three tasab0aaAe churches
tAs~e ia oTslsr - ret tnto society. The
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Philadelphia hsst be ususta't torEet the
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Notice TO Creditors.

In the district court % tes Third Judicial dis.
tYiet ~ waShlngfea territory. holding terms AZ
Sestflp king county. in The MISTER of tbs tn
ss,,vsgrY Of IL T. Hansen. Ne 7ra1l
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ard aprsear en- the iith dAy 81 snvenbeF HssSs
before ihe faaxe 81 s@ta Quart ~ ehHsaeers nt IN
oxen cuurt, e. the court house. IN the city g ~e.
see Nash - show cause why the pfsysT OF
said u 4 Hansen. insolveat. should net -
granted. 49, 60.
RyW T. H4NNos. Deputy.
Dated seattle. october Z, 1873.
Peterson & PsunsiGtheF. Attorneys tor Fsti-
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