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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-14
They Didn't Like Ii

The Chicago papers We're the fist in this
country 70 print a summary of the days
news in conspicuous column. and they
are the first to haul off. 1t has been found
that one reading this summary cares little
for the rest of the contents, and in time is
inclined to stop reading altogether De
troit Free Press
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-14

nil; II you will send me you ] !
s viii mall you our illustras sot
ehplaining all about DR.. DIR at
,he;t O. voltaic belt and Eyer e
mere men charming effects uns hin|
o o',;an, system, and by u
LUCKY au% sn., restore you to vigocrr
ana anu health. Pamphlet free
= mus nn,, afflicted, We will send You
appliances on trial.
NoLTAIo BELT Co.. Ns,sb
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-14

oought my wife bonnet today =
SAD Bellows, that only cost s., and ~,
wife was overjoyed at it,"
That's strange, isn't it,
a-nr Not at all; you see told her it COS,
SoO"-Epoch. ~ coS'
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-14
Commerce vs.. Literatur

Cailer-four son has wonderful liter
y talent and l thinkit pity ne should
90 TO work in a store. WHY don't Won
makea writer Of him?
Hostess-If were sure his uncle 1ro,,1d
make him his heir wouId.-Cioo5 Me-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-14

wv "a RnI ri
larisl d - s,'l' some section coursI
% lai,S, disease, EITHER in the form n
" wo Dii1n' femIttent was psrtieu
~onld be about the hos. ps
olm' We will tell you-,o $3.50
Ho.,e, A., a,l'y,Tg' that pote med
nIoap o,,er' Stomach Bit,er.. Z
the ns sa. regions, her, and Ia CO
seop surest ems Of d,ss,.,sxg
fi1errSse and robblng it OF i,s
Increasing ,It only does it fortf
of dig scion eli I'' ~, ib.AiI99iha, bot overt
teracts the MEL ~ liyer and The "
oreB my mo meDta e1 osure sns
petite pa aI,5 90 sedantsrr or u
Of aljn ana excessive neryous, Sd
in It iiaT @o.t e, poS. s,l,ous sec
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-14

The question FAs been asked. in what
respect are St. ratrick's pills better than
anv othersD fry them. You will find
that they produce pleasanter oathartic
effect are more certain In their action,
and that ttey not only physic, but cleanse
shs vholeg system and regulate the liver
and snT bossls. For sale a. % cents per
box by Hartz & Bahusen, druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-14

He Wanted the Law to Aid Him to Cheat.
"There must be an immense amount of
ignorance in this country of ours" said
Assistant Postmaster Gayler recently,
speaking of the efforts Of the postoflice de
partment to prevent tine use of the mails
by green goods" swndlers. at seems TO
me that every newspaper in the country
has Published columns about the schemes
TO sell counterfeit money, yet the business
still fiourishes. Thee lar5meut ut Wash
ington is continually sending us long lists
of addresses of green goods men, which
are reported TO it by postoflice inspectors,
"The scheme of offering bad money for
good, and of not sending the spurious arti-
Gle when payment has been made, has been
carried on since the '-ar at least, to my
knowledge. l recollect that twenty-five
years ago, when | was postofiice in
spector, / received a letter from a blind
man who had been defrauded by green
goods men The poor fellow had man
aged TO scrape together $40, and had fallen
into a trap. He sent his money in reply to
circular, but of course never received his
counterfeit bills.
1.-THE blind man wrote me a most piteous
letter, telling me how hard it had been for
him to save the $40, and begging me to see
that he received either his money back or
the counterfeit bills for which he had paid,
he didn't care which. As a government
official, however could not aid him in
getting the counterfeit money, which, fur
thermore, never existed New York Trib-
une
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-14

Have you anything to say. IprisonerI
asked the judge. mo. your honor, ex-
cept that II takes but very ittffe to please
me-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-14

.DoA put too much trust In providence
Pro, ence has her arms full of fools al :
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-14

Tue Great French Rrmedy for supprsssions
and Monthly IrregnlArif'es.
Ladies Use--Le Duc'- Periodical PIN, Of Paris
France; guaranteed % accomplish all Inst Il
claimed for them To D. uses moni ny Tor tro1bie-
bo1 81 per boz or three OF for IS. American
pm Co, royalty proprie;o-s. spenser, Iowa The
fock Island, Jappe q Co., Dserport, and Of al
{: UTists- nizrdu
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-14
IL Is a Miafaka

10 try to cure catarrh by usiu
piIcations. Catarrh is not a
constitutional disease. 1t is
sass'aitse mans nose. but q
therefore. effect a Gu
consti,ntlol psdS ike
pari:" -.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-14

Passenger trains arrive sne tepari from uioI
depot Peofis.
Accommodation train leave. Rock i.lAnt t,ss
=. n. strives ~ Peoria ~ q. Leave. fcuTth
s:is ?. m arrives ~ Rock i-iEnd q g "
ckHLE hRsNcH
AEON VA A. Acr n.
Lv. Rock leland. zee. sgQ an D. A. IN "a
Arr REYNOLDS ......... : a. IN % - ar 500 pm
- Csbls............. SIS Aal'ii a. an ss1 IN
AEON alSAc. aocol.
Lv. Cable ............. =. az 70 50 pm a. IA
Ar. Reynolds $1,000. 40 a. ilfs "a a. ia
:. KoSk leland so am SO IN 50 IN
Chair car on Fsst Extlrsss i-eiyeen Rock itisrt
aud Peoria n 10th direciinus
n Il. SIDLOV, "a sT0CEHOrsE
Superintendent. GENT Tt. Acrrt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-14
To Heryou. nsh,,,,.

Presumably Sockless Jer
OF Kansas. didn't get auvtbi1sy
of in his stocking
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-14

bed with IA hunk of gingerbread in his
hand and between the bites he played
time on jew'sharp. There he sat per-
fectIy bappy, and all around him on the
bed were toys and jimcracks and striped
candy. The darned cuss! he had gone ana
sold that skeleton for s.. The druggist
fifty dollar skeleton was gone.
We went in tears 10 the druggist and eN-
planned the matter. We couldn't have raised
that $50 in $50 years. We were getting
board and clothing for the first year, cloth
inu and board for the second year, and both
of them for the third year; but the drug
gist forgave us on the spot, but he said he
would like us TO let him have our skeletons
when we were done with them. There
couldn't be anything fairer than that; we
spouted our skeletons and went away com
Portable But from that time the drug
pist's prosperity ceased That was one OF
the most unfortunate speculations he ever
went into. After some years one of the
boys went and got drowned; that was one
skeleton gone. and l tell you the druggist
felt pretty badly about it. A few years after
another of the boys went up in balloon.
He was to get s. an hour for it. When he
gets back they will be owing him $1,000
900. The druggists property was decre''s-
ing right along. After lew more years tne
third boy tried an experiment TO see If n
dynamite charge would go. 1t went all
right. They found some of him, perhaps
vest pocketful; still it was enough to
show that some more of that estate had
gone.
The druggist was getting along in years,
and he commenced TO correspond with me.
l have been the best correspondent he has.
He Is the sweetest natured man ever saw;
always mild and polite, and never wants
to hurry me at all Iget letter from him
every now and then, and he never refers to
my form as a skeleton; says, well, how
is it getting along-is it in good repair?"
/ got q night rate message from him re-
cently-said he was getting old and the
property was depreciating in value, and il
could let him have n part of it now he
would give time on the balance Think OF
the graceful way in which he does every
thing-the generosity of it all. You can
not find finer character than that. 1t is
the gracious characteristic of all druggists.
So, out of my heart, | wish YOU all pros
perity and every happiness
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-14

ing the faint which G.
and impsrting health.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-14
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

tGo.ng wet. :Going sast. .DAily.
BURLINGTON ROUTE-C. B.hQ. RAIL.
~ vsy-Dcp5i Pirft Avcuse and slxfscrfh % !.
n J. Young, E.euf.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-11-14
en- lEche Dead.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. l0-W ord has
been received here of the death of
CCmanche, the most celebrated horse
IN the United States cavalry service,
Al Fort Riley, last SATURDAY,
He was - years of age and the only
living thing belonging TO the United
states service which escaped the mas
sacTe at the battle of the Little Big
HON, or where Gen. Custer and his
command were maSSacred. He was
one of the original mount of the Sew
cn;h cavalry when the regiment was
organized IL 1865, and has been in al
most every battle with the Indians
since. After the battle of tie Little
Zig Horn he was found covered with
wounds, riderleSS and saddleiass. some
distance from the scene of the mas
SacTe He was taken charge of by
Capt. ROWAN and sent to Fort RILEY.
where tor fourteen Years he has not
been subject TO 2 birdie. and has been
the SPECIAL charge OF the Seventh
cavalry. His death was due to old
age.
Ills skin VIII he stuffed and mount
ed and kept i'll the meseum OF the
Kansas state university until the
" ellu' ) Fair at Chicago, where he will
he taken for exhibition.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-11-14
TIE ieaysyara Horror.

y dispatch dated at HasNa d, this
state, the 10th inst says:
a terrible exl losion. With loss of life
occurred at II SO this morning. Shortly
after midnight fire was discovered III
the warehouse orthe North " isconsin
Lumber company, which burned rapid
the contents. Blind to the danger that
stared them in the face, several fire
men and citizens entered the building
To save sCmc of the contents, when Il
charge of dynamite, stored therein, ex-
rloded, fatally lnjuring three, serious
y injuring four, and more slightly in
juring fifteen or twenty othcrs
Fred Nelson was struck on the head
iy flying timber, his scalp tom off and
his skull cracked so that the brains
protr,.icd. y hey Eugene Davis, was
hurt about the body by flying timber,
and will die. John laval, proprietor
cf the laval House, was seriously hurt
and VIII also die u. NicWillams. pro
proprietor Of the hotel Namakados was
seriously injured, as also Clate BeaN
\ travelling man named J. II. Wade,
was also badly injured
All the glass within radious of two
blocks was shattered by the explosion
The total damage to the warehouse is
only $G,00a, and the other buildings to
the extent OF $1,000
The names Of the other injured a,e:
Martin Johnson, Of Stinnett, leg broi-
en-; John PatrickSon, slightly hurt; E.
j. Smith, badly bruised; Bert Nelsoa,
Slightly hurt; Hans AmUndson, pain
fHl bruises: Edward Larson, OF Slight.
" injured.
1t Is now thought that the fire was
Of incendlary origin. J. =. Wade. the
travelling man injured, is from New
Richmond
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-11-14
Notice Oi Hearing
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

STATE OF WIsCONSIN,)
DOUGLAS COUNTY
In the matter of determining the descent of Ger
tain lands in Douglar county Wisconsin. to the
heirs at law OF Charles Hanson, deceased. late
of Paris, Ky.
Notice is hereby given that at general term of
this court, held on the :ird day of NONcElber,
1891, the petition of Carrie W. Hanson, her at
law of said deccdenl fled i'll this court
praying Judgment determining the descent OF
certain lands in DnuglaS county, Wisconsin. to
Carrie " iIanso ,. Carrie L. Thomas, sara Han
son and Charles r. HarISo +, all hens at ,aw of
Charles Hanson. deceased.
That pursuant TO order made herein at a
general term of this court. held The 3rd day
of November 1891. the sad petition will be heard
at special term of this court 10 be held on the
22nd day of December, 1891. at 10 O'clock in the
forenoon of that day in the office of the county
judge at the court house in the city superior.
Douglas county, Wisconsin.
That the lands in respect 10 which the descent
established. are situate i'll douglas county, Wis
conS:n, and are described as follows;
Lots numbered two hundred scyenty-cight
(21S). two hundred eighty ESQ, two hundred
eighty-two esq. in West Eighth street. in the
townsie of superior, according TO the recorded
plat thereof
Dated this 3rd day of November 1891.
BY the Court:
u. Z. ROBERTS.
n7n5l County Judge
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Leader, Thursday.
When the Duluth, South Shore s.
Atlantic train pulled into the union
depot yesterday morning, Conductor
Simms ;:liglited with burly fellow in
handouts, whom he handed over t.
to officer Whereatt. Immed :ately
following came gentleman of slcnd, +
stature, who appeared very much ex-
cited. The latter was II. w. Stearns,
a wealthy hop raiser of Malone, n Y,
and to the chief of police he unfolded
a tale of woe. Shortly before the East
End depot was reached the man who
was arrested cdLae into the car and sat
down beside him, entering into con-
yersati0n.
He moved across the aisle where two
seats had been thrown together, and
asked Stearns to come over Soon
another man, seemingly intoxicated
came in and sat down. lie hauled out
a roll of bills and fiourished them.
Stearns warned him of the danger of
/ lis 81 Dul lliC
/ fellow was not afraid, though he said
he had been done up to the tune of
! $500 the night before on a new game.
Hauling from his pocket deck of
cards, he picked out three, and turn
+ ing them face downward, he offered to
bet that neither one could pick out
the jack StearnS' new-fOund friend
put up s. and won. Stearns put down
a 800 and turned the wrong card!
Same old story told from time inme-
mortal. He tried again and dropped
800 again-is rich and don't carry
bills of any other denomination
Stearns ''tumIled' and at once start
ed rumpns to recover the money.
Four more bills of 500 each were on
his knee, and as he turned to answer a
third party who told him that he was
liable for gambling, the horse dealer
grabbed the money The bell rope
was pulled and the two jumped off the
the train. AS soon as the conductor
learned what had happened he gave
chase to the fleeing gang, followed by
the brakeman, Harry Newton, of SUI
perior, and Thomas DoheIty, of Pop
lar. A couple of shots brought the
fugitives to halt. but one made good
his escape. The other was captured
and handcutfed after struggle.
The prisoner gave his name of John
Houck, and denied any attempt to
bunco Stcarns, or having taken his
money. When taken he had NAM
moth 4i-calibre revolver.
During the afternoon, William, or
Billy Myers, well known IL this sec
ton, called to see Houck He was held
on suspicion of being one of the party
who diverted StearnS' attention when
the money was grabbed. The
third party is supposed to be in the
city, and officers are on his track.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-11-14
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT having been made in the payment
l(Uf mort gage dated September Ssh, l>.p made
and delivered 10y Edgar Teepe. nougagor, 10
James :. i,licic. ortgagcc. and recorded iii the
Office of the Register of Deeds of Doug las county,
Wisconsin. September llth, 1899. at lb:50 o'clock
\. NJ, in volume = l." of mortgages. on rage 500
given on the following described premises sittia-
ted in Douglas county. WISCONSIN,, IL Wit: Lei
one hundred and eighty seven tiSI), on vest see
ond street in the towiiSite of Superior. CITY OF SUI
pcTior according TO the plat of said Io"hsIte ON
file and of record in the office oi the Register OF
Deeds III ana for Douglas county, Wisconsin.
That on the 18th day of January. 1881. the SAID
mortgage. for value received sold, assigned and
transferred unto l. h. Wri9hunaD, said mortgage
and the debt secured Thereby. by an instrument
in writing duly signed, sealed, Witnessed ana az
kuOWIrd red. and the same was duly recorded III
the office of the Register Of Deeds of Douglas
county Wisconsin, on the 18Th dny OF january,
1891, at i:io O'Clock +. " in book OF mortg-
ages. on page 23S.
said L. Il. Wightmau assignee Of said mortgage.
Chains Five hundred forty and 50-lGJ dollars
(S5i]53} Is due on said mortgage and note there
In described at the date of this notice. That no
action At law or otherwise II ) been commenced
for the recovery Of said debt any part thereof
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given. that by
virtue of the power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and i'll pursuance of The statue IN Snch
eases made and provided said mortgage will be
fortciused and the premises above described VIII
be sold at public auction To the highest bidder for
cash IL FHy said debt interest and fry collars
Attorney fees stipulated in said mortgage, and
disbursements u!oWti by law; which sale viii
be made 10y TIE sheriff If Douglas County Wis
can>in al the west door OF the court house in the
city OF superior i'll said County and State the
llth day of December, 1895, III = O'Clock +. VI, OF
that day.
| Dated October 18th, 1901
E B. WlGHTMAN.
! UUFHEs & JAMESON. Assignee of Mortgage.
Attorneys for Assignee OF Mortsagcc.
Richie Book. West Stlreri"r WiS"h' 81 - 10
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-11-14
Notice Of Sale.

STATE o,e OF Wi n,x4y IL CIRCUIT COURT
The Scott & Ho.ston Lumber company. plaintiff,
The superior Consolidated Land company and
Edward Hctnel'rrry and John Vaughan CO.
parii as ii, nneb Try and Vaughan defend
ans.
BY virtue of a judgment of said court rendered
c oEeI Ind, \. l.. 1891, aud dock.ted on Il
same day in the cf''.e of the clerk OF said cir
cuit GO IL which said judi mcnt it is ordered
aud adJucged that saIu i,lainllii uo have and
cover of SAID defendants the sum or 5000 Us, dam
ages and costs which said sum is therein adjnd.
ged IL lie lien upon the building and premises
and upon all the right. title and interest, which
said defendants, the superior Consolidated Land
company. had in and 10 said building and
premises hereinafter described. from ana af er
the date of the commencement of construction
OF said binding up which lein Is Claimed to-
VT: From the loth day of October. 1870,
which "a dcfcn' any and all pc, soas
Claiming under il have since tIilired therein.
Aud the unGers gncd sheriff OF Douglas county
having been duly appointed i'll and by virtue OF
said Judgment to sell the hereinafter described
building and PREMISES:
Notice is hereby given that WILL on the 2sth
dav f December, A. ID. 1851 at IL clock a. m
a. that ". AZ the office OF the clerk of the cir
tult court Tor Douglas county, Wisconsin in tie
court HOUSE i'll Superior, siiu county, expose and
offer for snle and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash the aforesaid building
AMI all Of the right title and interest which said
defendant. the superior Consolidated Land ON
pi.ny. had fr and liter the 10th siar of October
\. = 1880. or which it and all persons claim .ig
under IL have since acquired IL and 20 he 10 on-
ing described premises cor So much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the aforesaid judS
n,ent together with all costs and EXPENSE, an I
which may be sold separately without Injury TO
or To the advantage OF the parties interested TO-
vii: Los numbered rs and 30, West sixth
street, townste OF superior i'll the city Of Super
ior. Douglas county. Wisconsin. according to
the recorded plat Of said t"wnsite of Superior OF,
file aud Of rec 'rd in the office of the Register OF
Deeds for said Douglas county, with dwelling
| house situate the reou.
Dated Superior, Wisconsin, Nov. Is. A. D. 1891
DAN KENNEDY, Sheriff,
Douglas County Wis
BUEHAEs 4 PERKINS,
Plaintiff Attorneys. nh lie
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, co,-vr,- cor-pr

STATE OF WISCONSIN. } oo,-~r,- co,-nr
DorGLAS COUNTY iSo.>Ai Ho,Hi.
In the matter of de ermining the descent of Ger
tain lands IN douglas county. Wisconsin, to the
heirs at law of John Is. Gosselin, deceased, late
uf Superior, Wisconsin.
Notice is hereby given that at a special term of
this court held on the 10Th day of November,
1891, the petition of james I. NeIIger grantee of
al the heirs ut law of said dccedent filed in
this court praying Judgment determining the
descent Of certain lands i'll Douglas county. Wis
consin, TO Clara ID. Gosseliu. the widow, and
josephine Bruno. Eupheme IIaefer, Clara
TobIn. Amelia JOnrdineaS, ticOrg lana GOS.elin.
daughters, aud Abraham GosscIin, Henry Gusse-
lin ana Cyril tiossen, all heirs at law of John b
GoSSclin. deceased
That pursuant TO an order made herein ut
special term of this court, held the 10Th day Of
November 1891. the said petition will be heard at
special term of this court to be held on The - II
day OF DeceniDe-. 1891 III 10 o'clock in The fore
noon of that day. in the office of the county
jndge, at the court holsc in the city of Superior
Douglas county, Wisconsin,
That the lands in respect to which the descent
Is sought to be determined and by the judgment
established. are situate i'll Dorgas county, Wis
colSin ana are described follows:
Town lots $40 and s2S on West First street: - on
West second street. in The townsitc of Suncrior,
and lots s. in block 80, lot in b ock 1903 lot TO- in
block l06 In the the TOWNSHIP Superior City a. Il
in the city Of superior.
Dated this 10th day of November 1891
By the Court
De ROBERTS,
nl4S County Judge
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REUNITED AFTER MANY YEARS.
Four Sisters. Separated br ShipwrecL,
A.e 1T :.ast Bought Together.

Four Slstere. Separated br Shi?wrecL,
Ate At :.ast Il ought To :ether.
a remarkable reunion occurred in
Mankato, Mimi, at the opening of the
Week Of Retreat for the Sisters OF
Notre Earne which was attended by
about fifty OF the ladies from different
parts of the state Twenty-three
years ago /. ship left the shores of
Europe laden with German immigrants
10 come to America During tie voy-
age On explosion occurred. which
wrecked the ship and killed a great
many Of its passengers. Among the
immigrants was family consisting of
q man his wife and four little girls.
The man was killed. his wiie's head
was blown off. and ever since two of
the girls supposed the other two
drowned.
\ rescuing vessel found a lady float
ing by the aid of life preserver and
supporting above water the heads of
two Of the little girls. She did not
know them. but took a notherly inter-
est in the orphans and cared for them.
They were aftcrward placed in con-
vent and became widely separated
One Is now the mother superior of the
convent al Mankato, and the other be-
longs TO the same order of Notre Dame
at New Orleans. By chance they re-
Gently ascertained that their two long
lost sisters were also in the order in
the northwest, after having necessarily
made inquiries concerning them for
l..
first time since the fatal shipwreck.
and. as may be imagined. the reunion
was Z most joyous oGe. The four are
now mature women. ard all are en-
sagsd II the FORK Of their order
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-11-14
Notice OF Hearing.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, C,,-~7,- co,.r7
DorGLAs COUNTY. COUNTY COURT
In the matter OF the estate of Howard c. Mealey,
deceased, late of the Town of Brulc, III Douglas
County Wisconsin. In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that AZ regular term of
the County Court to be held III and for said Corn-
~, at the County judges Office i'll the Court
House, in tn. city of Superior, Eouglas County,
Wisconsin,. on Tuesday, the l>t day of De ember
1891, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, the
following matter will be heard and considered:
The petition of Tobias G, Mealey father of said
deceased asking that letters of administration
upon the said estate ct said deceased be issued II
him: il is represented in the petition that the de.
ceased left about 2otO in Personal property, and
debts.
Dated this 2sth day of DC tober. 1897.
b the court
D.E. ROBERTS.
O31-Nl4 County Judge.