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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

DELICATE QUESTION.
Crown Prince Gustaf spoke a. fol-
lows at q Cabinet meeting the other
day:
~ cannot neglect to express as my
profound conviction that mutual am.
ba.sadors TO foreign powers are absC.
lutely demanded by the union which
exists between Sweden aud Norway.
A change In the existing arrangement
will not be compatible with the stability
OF the union"
Tho other Swedish members Of the
cabinet expressed similar opinion,
but the Norwegian members declared
themselves In favor Of separate minla-
ters and cousuls. AZ to the beet OF
their Judgment they did not think tho
union threatened by such appoint.
men,s. Tho opinion OF the Grown
Prince and Of the Swedish cabinet
members is, It il said, the Kings own.
4 MORRISON THREAT.
The Norwegian State attorney has
retained to Bjornson the written de.
mand asking the attorney to commence
libel suiis against Il couple OF news
papers, which have accused BJoTnson
Of conspiracy against the government.
Bjornson has now engaged private
lawyer who will bring the matter be-
fore the courts. A letter by BJoTnson
n the Christiania Ddgblddst ends with
the following words: "lf anybody can
say with imPunity that act rs trail
tor, may be compelled to leave the
country"
STANLEY CRITICIZED ny 4 swEpE.
Stanley, the famous African OK.
plorer who criticised llmin Psshs In
such vigorous language, has himself
been greatly taken 10 task by young
Syede, named TheodOr Mostmsrf,
who lectured recently before scion.
tific society OF Vienna. Westmark,
who accompanied Stanley ON tho
Congo Journey and stayed among Tia
caInihais Of Upper Congo for y period
OF fifteen months, Acknowledged tho
great intellectual powers and unusual
energy Of s.an'ey, tut charged him
with u total lack Of mAgnsuinity. lilo
made other accusations. One OF thoIu
was that Stanley himself favored aud
took part in the slave trade Ia AtrieA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

News of ~. Disastrous Effects Coming
Ia.
HALiFAN, y. S., Fob. lG.-Nows Is
lust coming 10 hand Of tho dlsastrous
effects Of the blizzard which swept tho
coas. last VhursJsy night and Ffiday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17
NEWS FROM The FAR NORTH.
BjOTnSOl Threatens 10 LeaTs Ills
Country.
4 CHARGE AGAINST STANLEY.
Relies Found In Denmark. -Miscellane.
Gus News Items.
A CHARGE AGAINST STANLEY.
swlpnN M rnE wonLp,s gAIn.

SWEDEN Al TIE WORLDS FAIR.
The swedish government has now
asked the Riksdag for an appropfia-
ton OF 100000 kronor to be used Tor
Swedish exhibition at the Columbian
Fair In 1898. The amount win without
doubt be- granted. Mary privatc firms
have expressed their willingness to
take part.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17
p,..e. a Dill Appropriatins
J" 100000 for Salt Lake
Ciiy.
..,, on THE IDAHO ss"A'
ii''' roRlAl CONTEST
...,s. rsir Resolutions III tho House
10 Borrow Columbus
Relies.
-, 400 Appropriated tor " nniia'"r
WV nt saIt Lake.

.fsI 900 NINf'Ff'
~ sait Lake.
......,xo1oy. Feb. i0.-rhe Vice
NAni, mid before the Senate
N'l-..ss brrnau'f credentials for inc
,fll, ,,,,1rncing the An Of March,
". ,,I they were read aud placed
et ssauco committee reported
,lrefsely the bill TO provide M
~rsiax % pay tho pcusious anu
49, ~, n post.an- ter, Senator Vance
ns,,tbai the senate had not the
t"intloralI wer to originate such
s...are. and the bill was Indefinite
hr..poned. A..
'tbe Senate then proceeded 10 tho
'',Jsr5tl5p OF the Urgent Deficiency
siofthe appropriation committee
;,pa,or peilur moved 90 increase Tue
~ M census work fer the "Dlvlsion
farms, homes and mortgsgcs' nom
giG0to 100000. The amendment
INFLICTED. aud the I'LL pa, sed. IL
"a. go 600 10 the deficiency for tho
.sr'p. $4,000 for "Divisiou Of farms,
's,,, and mortgages" II Increased
\, ltem for the subsistence Of tho
,sex rom sll5,5ii TO slisoli.
fbe Senate then took up the calNn'
afand passed tho Till appr0priaunR
5000 fora public building at salt
llsr
Inc uure food bill was laid aside, aud
.Haldaho contested election case wns
tspup. The resolutions reported by
~ committee aro TINT Dubois u Gu
rl.i ,otte seat ho now holds nnd
ri,rit is not entitled 10 II. The ma.
dis fep1g. is signed by Senators Tel.
n. Hear. Mitchell, Chandler and
Higgins tRcpublIcans), and by Pugh
Al rurlie (DemOcgata). The min1u.
Frnoft In favor Of Clhgott IL signed
n two Democratic Senators, Vance
20 Cry. Pending discussion, the
.,nlls went Into executive session aud
tSu adjourned.
THE HOUSE.
WAanISurON, Feb. iG.-Repgc.
riaiiyo Durhorow (Ili.) today intro.
.s1I in the House four Joint resolu-
u1i bearing On the Worlds Fair.
Ti frat resolution authorized tho
pstlent 10 request the government
ts,sln, the municipal government Of
G.saa, the Duke OF Voragua, ~ do
u,alAiA OF Columbus and such other
p,rlu or corporations - may be-
priu tho loan Of articles, papers,
Boa uEps, documents and other
nlad Columbus and persons asp
cii with him, or with the early
sctnent Of America, for exhibition
q he Worlds Fair. Other re-olu.
aii,aathorize the President 10 extend
b Alfonso KILL, the Queen regent
Nsnln and the living descendants
dColumbus, an invitation 10 attend
ihsopenlng ceremonies Of the Fair IA
glda " the government and people
tiihe United Ststos; also 20 authorize
he President 10 extend m invitation
hihe Presidents Of the other Amefl.
aa republics and the governors OF
American colonies TO participate In
hsdeiicatlon ceremonies Ia October
ifIi AMI the ceremonies attending the
iienlug Of the Exposition In May, 1893;
al, nually, to authorize tho librarian
NCong,Oss 10 exhibit NJ the Fair such
sooAs, o,c., rs may relate 10 Columbus
mllhe carly history OF America.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07
Harvest Concert.

The NJ. e. Sunday School Harvest Con-
cert given at the church last Sunday
evening filled the church with the par.
ents and friends OF the little folks, and
the exercises were much appreciated by
all. The recitations were all admirably
rendered and were naturally touching
upon the beautiful autumn season. The
program rendered was as follows:
na serip,ure ao1e Lesson1.Psaim cvii. Responsveiy
song sRecgIi.iion.:hs Y.sr of blessing Jessie
Stearns. Emma Nixon. Maud Mitchell, Cors
Recitation-"Work and Play" -. :e3racle Wood
RecitatioD-"Joh Pumpkin. Merton crowl
song ng.................B Bringing IN the S1aavee
Resitation-"Bringn in our sheavcs". Drusie
Reci,s,ion-"wh.t Bessie Saw" Lola <. ri hPrevey
Sons sSoenn,s';,;;onMy WORK Mabel White VI aeva
Larned, Helen Wood, Minnie Emanuel,
Virginia Edison, Carrie Cannon.
Observation-Disclosures ln"..;;.. .Miss Mcbriae cns.
Recitsi Recit ston;.r,e Pleasant Laura HurIbul
charlottesville Kings Garden. Maud Rusl
Recitatlon-'.The Poor Man's shear ....t......
Realisation -sRunning Race. Bird Birdie No Moe
Honk Recli.ton L n . Last shear Verna Crow
Recitation-"Tfe Little Wanderer" ..............
Dolly McCOllum. 80,
Recitation -"Ths Model Little Girl" ...Lul'
Reci,stiola-.Who o.I Lixes the Rain Jessie Down..
| RecitatioD-"Good Bye. Ralph Hughes
Song and BenedictiOn. .......................
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07
Died.


In this city on the 1st inst, Mrs. Helen + Nor
rill, aged 6b years. M
The deceased lady was the mother OF
Mrs. g. L. Wood and Miss Anna Morrill,
OF this city, and had made her home wiz
the former since coming to this state in
1884. She had been suffering from a
tumor for sometime past and recently
made trip to her old home at Jackson,
Michigan, for medical treatment, return
ing about three weeks ago, and had
since been gradually failing. She was a
woman Of strong but gentle character,
winning the love of all with whom she
came in contact by her gentle manners
and kindly disposition. She was men,
ber of the Episcopal church OF Jackson,
Michigan. and the two daughters before
mentioned are her only children.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07
COUNTY DEMOCRATS

The democracy we're pretty fairly rep
resented at the mass county convention
Saturday afternoon, considering the tact
that only year or SO ago, the organiza-
tion and the whole body, hide, hoois
and tail had been swallowed by the alli-
ance movement, when the leaders Of the
latter commenced to turn the alliance
into political machine. But the democ-
racy, like Jonah, has not rested peaceful
ly in the whales interior, and the ami
NAL has been obliged to cough it up.
or at least = good portion OF it.
There was too much calamity sub.treas-
ury crankism there for even tho bour-
bon, and it has again come forth, little
the worse in appearance for the swallow
ing, but still able to be around.
The convention was called to order by
Chairman Gibson and w. B. Saunders
was chosen temporary chairman and g.
c. Middlebrook, secretary.
Upon motion, the chair appointed
committee upon permanent organization
and order Of business aud resolutions rs
follows:
Permanent Organization-H. j. Rock,
G. w. Martens, A. Movius, A. Halvorson,
w. e. Smith.
Resolutions-Dr Daniels. r. F. Glib
son, w. Eddy, Geo. Mitchell, NJ. W.
Strouse.
The committee on permanent organ
ization made report that the temporary
officers be made permanent, and that
candidates he nominated in order as iol-
lows: State senator, two representa-
tives, clerk Of courts, county Judge. treas
urer, auditor, sheriff. register of deeds,
coroner and states attorney. The re-
port was adopted.
The convention decided to make
nominations by ballot, but as there was
only one candidate presented for each
OF the different places on the ticket the
nominations with the exception Of sheriff
was made by acclamaiion.
The vote for sheriff Was j. Carlin 80,
| Il. Finley 5. making total Of 81 votes
| J. Carlin was unanimously chosen and
placed in nomination for sheriff.
The nominations were:
/ State SenatOr-George Mitchell, Of
Melrose.
Representatives. A. Mcbride, Of
Adams and James Heffernan Of Melrose.
County Supt.-H. j. Rock.
Treasurer-A. w. Schone.
/ Register Of Deeds--Henry Martens
Coruner-Dr. G. f. Daniels
States AttorneyM w. Strouse.
I For the other nominations no names
being presented the places were passed.
/ The following county central commit
tee was elected, the committee To add
the name Of Z member from such town.
ship: Chairman, W. e. Smith; Sec. G.
9. Middlebrook; Treasurer, w. 3. Saun-
ders.
After authorizing the central commit
tee to call commissioner district con.
vention for the third district, the con
vention adjourned.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07

the populists are circulating he showed
the vein OF anarchy which IS insiduously
worked into all their pamphlets in their
appeal to the passions and prejudices OF
the people.
Major Pickler's remarks were listened
to with close attention by the large audi
ence and to the honest democrats and
Independents he presented some facts
which we believe will receive their
thoughtful attention.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07
Nsn.Pariisan candidate

Having received the nomination for
the Office OF Register Of Deeds, accord
ing to Sec. 5, and Of Chapter 81, Of
the Statutes Of the State Of South Dako-,
"a Of the year 1891. hereby accept the
same and respectfully aak tho snpp,rs
Of my friends at the election td.be helT
November 9Th. 1874.
Dated, Sept. a 1a02
A. j. FAIRcHIED.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07
MAN RRE D.

GU0MST AT Revillo. Oct. r. 1899, Z
NJ Rev. Litch6sm, Mr.. Atito, tion,stan and +
Ntss Ltna Vrcan, all of Grant CountH
Mr.. Glomstsd is one ot The firm of I
Giomstad Bros, boot and 5llnG merchants h
Of this city. and his MilDank friends !.
unite IN wishing himself AVID bride A.
prosperous snd happy life. The newly :
welded couple left TOR trip to Minne~s-
sofa, and will return Ahis-weekA-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Wheat-No. Northern Soc; No. 2
VI; No. 49c.
Note the change in Wood Bros. lad"
his week.
]. c. Wood returned last week from q
ip 70 Missouri.
The BRICK work on the Masonic hall
bcild,ng was completed yesterday.
RF. Gibson, jr., is having severe
mack Of the grip this week.
Or. Robinson, OF the ST. Charles, Big
hone City, was in the city yesterday.
Cheap-Fial money never did and
hever will bring lasting prosperity.
Dan Frey was called to Illinois this
morning by telegram announcing the
laath Of bis mother.
Nj. Henry Schafer took three car
oads OF cattle TO the st Paul market the
6fst Of the week.
Mrs. H. j. Marvin, of Columbia coun-
b, is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. s.
). LOckhart.
Dr. GOodger has q two weeks old son
4 bis home, which now takes up great
deal ol bis attention.
NJ. N. w. Deits has gone on a two
Neeks visit to his brother, residing ut
Woodstoek, Mimi.
The purchaser of . 25c bottle OF
Arn0ld's Cough Cure at Bleser's drug
ofe gets handsome silver spoon with
each bottle OF medicine.
Miss Mary Mann, OF Minneapolis, o
cousin Of Mr.. Arthur Heyener, has con-
cluded to make her home here this win
er and will teach Grant county school.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Eustace
foes OF Montevideo, have been congratu-
iatlng them upon the arrival OF little
daughter Ut their home.
The Baxter Sisters have received q
nov lot Of fall millinery and offer special
oargalns in trimmed hats every Saturday
curing October.
The Baxter Sisters have new line OF
ssampiig Patterns and will do Stamping,
decorative Painting and Paris Tinting
q order. All are invited to call.
Tho family OF George Merry are enjoy
lng visit from Mr.. Merry's mother oi
3 Faal. Miss Ella returned home with
:. grasdma, with whom she had been
siiliag.
ar. g. Z. Hurlbut and wife Of Elyria,
vnio, y spending couple OF weeks with
ss brother, j. w. Hurlbut, Of this city.
1r. Hurlbut is an old soldier and is
P'eassd to greet 80 many G.. A. Il. men
y 6ilbank.
Af. George Stearns has recently pur.
oaased the -four aud feed business Of
vsofge Kasson, and ct which he has had
oaasge lthe2 past year. Mr.. Stearns haa
sa !s9 oeen getting ia large stock OF Hour
sau leed and will make LIS place head
assfters for this class Of goods.
~. !. D. Aldrich, OF Vernon, who fol
~ past year has been attending Cornell
University in New York, was visitor 10
le city Monday. Mr.. Aldrich expects
80 to the Agricultural College q
1sookiLgs to pursue his work.
= Halvorson of kevillo brought up
Move OF cattle last Monday which he had
ss.nered in to be shipped to Chicago
~ placed them ia the railroad cattle
oA During the night some one
esed the gate and the whole drove o.
= mad excepting one little steer, go'
y Mr.. Halvorson spent oil dayy
tuesday In search Of them without avail
!ne state commissioner of school and
xsviic lands has made an apportionmen'
ses income fund from the leasing ane
stest on moneys received for landl
- The fund this year amounts =.
xsAlv0 "a, OF which $21, GOO was received
.sSn Teasing and the balance from inter
on money from lands sold. dran
y ms9sys 81, apportiooment OF this amount y
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07
REPUBLICAN RALLIES.
j. H. HAUSER,
Milbank, Oct. 8.
RevillO, Oct. 10.
G. HI. SHELDON.
Milbank, Oct. IA.
DOANE ROBINSON

MARVIN--Monday eve, Oct. 10.
WILSON-lhursday evening, Oct. 13.
STRANDBERG-Monday eve. Oct II.
TROY-Tuesday evening. Oct. 18.
ALBEE-Thursday eve. Oct. 20.
ELMIRA-Garvey School House
Saturday evening, Oct. %
School House near Big Tom-Oct Oath,
evening.
MASON School Wednesday
evening. Oct. 26.
BIG STONE TP.-School No 2, Oct
%, evening.
G NJ Harrison,
BIG STONE CITY-1:30 p. m. Oct. 20.
MILBANK-Oct.2 20, evening.
G w Stafford,
MARVIN-Uct. 81, evening.
ALBEE-Oct. 25, evening.
REVILLO-Oct. 26, evening.
TROY-Oct. u, evening.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07

Don't forget the republican rally to-
morrow, Saturday evening, when j. H.
Hauser will speak upon republican doc
trines. Next Friday, Oct. 14th, c. II !.
Sheldon, the farmer candidate tor COVER
nor will also speak, and no citizen should
fail to hear him. Messrs. Hauser and
Sheldon are both fluent takers, and a
rousing reception slipuld be given them.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Announcement.

Having this day received the nomina-
ton for the Office OF Register OF Deeds
as provided for in Sec. 5, OF Chapter 81
of Session Laws OF 1891, hereby ac-
cept sal1 nomination and announce that
am candidate for said office. and re-
spectfully ask the support OF the voters
on election day. Nov. 8, 1892.
HENRY A. MARTENS.
Dated, Milbank. s. D., Sept. 10, 1892.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07

For a heating stove, combining the
merits OF great heating capacity, economy
in the use OF fuel, durability and beauty
20 to Wood Brothers. IVA
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07

Dandruff forms when the glands OF the
skin are weakened, and, it neglected,
badness is sure to follow. Halls Hair
Renewer is the best preventive.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07
money @ loan ON Farsas.

The Bsnk ot Milbank has money 10
loan on farm securities at reasonable
rates, and without delay TOR approval
Money will b paid On compilation OF the
papers. SARGENT q Di00s.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07

Highest market price paid for eggs
and butter. l. /. Wesley.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07

Wood Bros, call especial attention 70
their line Of famous 6teWaftis heating
stoves and Acorn cook stoves IN this
weeks isaue. 7wt
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07
DIED.

At the hcme OF her daughter. Mrs. William
Mount, in Milbank, Monday evening, October
3, Of apoplexy, Mrs. Hannah Kennedy, aged
"a years.
The deceased lady formerly lived in
Iowa, and :he day before her death had
arrived in Milbank, accompanied by her
daughter, who had been on visit to
her. The :remains were taken to her
old home at LIE Roy, Mimi, for burial,
accompanied hy her Two sons, one of
whom lives in Day county and the other
at Wilmot, and who We're telegraphed
for.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07

k~nR sALE The northwest quarter OF section
4 town llS, range 80 in town Of Troy. Grant
snpty. one and half miles from depot For fur
q Information address
r. JOHN CRoZIER,
Saratoga, Mimi.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07

As an emergency medicine in Group
bronchitis, sore throat, and kindred dis
eases, Ayers Cherry Pectoral is unsu--
passed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07

Only God can make something from
nothing.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07

NOR SALE-A good second hand cooking
sfnye. Enquire Ut n. /. LOWTHIAN.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07

Money measures valua--Labos meas
Iurea money:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07

So will buy a good heating stove at
Wood Brothers. IVA
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-07

Cheap money means large debts.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-25
Weeping Trnck of a IIn.h,nd.


A woman not so very far away is as
Jealous Of her husbands movements as she
IS Of her family pride. She cannot get
over the idea that unless she has tab" on
every minute of her husbands time when
he Is away be must be doing sonnet hing
that is not respectful 70 her. Size is so sure
Of it that she discusses her suspicious with
all her female aCquaintanCes, and it keeps
them on the qui vive for developments.
Whether it is out Of friendship for her or
TO satisfy their own curiosity l. a question,
but they continually make inquiries them
selves about his "erratic" movements.
Not long ago he was taking western trip.
AT the foot Of Mount Shasta he aIighted
from the train TO take view Of the fine
scenery. While he was enjoying the gran
deur of the mountains lie overheard his
name mentioned.
And there in that remote corner Of the
country he listened to the suggestions,
surmises, accusations and questions Of two
women and the defense OF himself by a
man, all Of whom lie had never seen and
who evidently had no knowledge Of his
close proximity. There thousands Of miles
away from home Were his domestic affairs
being discussed as a result OF his wife's
endeavors to defend her pride and self re-
spect.-Teresa Dean in Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-25

Il Is mistake 10 suppoNe that Siberia is
desert, or a glacier, or mountain fast
ness or incapable Of being made habitable
The valleys are level plains, and said to be
as fertile as the western portion Of the
United States. and it is not unlike the
west in the variety Of its resources-iu
minerals, timbers and in agricultural IA
ciiities. 1t is marvellous treasure trove
Of stored up opportunities. Its wealth is
practically unlimited. With the advan-
tages Of railroad communication and tele-
graph lines vast country is added to the
world OF civilization. The cultivation Of
the land and the introduction Of all the
elaborate machinery Of enlightened life
viii, as scientists depict, modify the rigors
Of the climate, although in southern Sibe-
ria even this obstacle does not exist
Hartford Globe.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-25
As MY UNCLE USED TO SAY.

I've thought \ row o. uH men and things,
- -1y uncle asa tn say.
Aai e folks don't work as they pray, iiiuEs,
5-'y taay amt To Use 20 pray!
+. sou ss-t semen IL. and jes dead set
2-r.sa-ia Ter it with both eyes wet,
And Jea-s won; bring it. Wy you try sweat,
- my uncle ust to say.
Tkey's some don't know their A. 3. C's.
As my uncle rs; 70 say,
AMI VI; don't waste no candle grease.
NEr whistle their l5-5s away;
But e thcy can't write no book. rcr rhyme
No rin-.l so-- FER 60 last ali time
They can l.s-e the way fer the march sui
lime.
As M uncle ust 70 sa-.
WhocveT'- foreman Of slI things here,
IS my uncle ISL to say.
He know, e.ch job at we're be.t II fer,
And oar rsIafup. night s,d day:
And a-sizin his work, east and west,
And north and south, and worst and best.
amt ~ uC'a.n TO suEsss,,
rs NJ uncle gst 20 say.
James Whi'c0rah Riley.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-25
LEGAL
pETiTIoy TO SILL PEAL ESTATE.

STATB OF ILLINOIS, 80.
ROCK ISLAND COUNT -
To the Dec mber t,rm,,A. D. 1-9 ..of the county
ourt. IN probate.
IN the matter OF the estate OF william y. John
- n, deceased.
John -cNafcr Jr. y uiUistrstor Cum fes'GrreE-
70 asHsy0 % The l4-t viii and te-'amen- Of Vii
liam y. Jonu-, n, deceased, petitioner. ~ John
A johnson. MyrOu Ei-Vorin johnson. thaties
Irwin Johu-ou 50 illaq Johnson. Samuel G.
Johnson, ReHeccl ~t-nley. ANA Hewitt, Marths
Z Benjar4 n. Martha l.. " ltiI, Sarah l. Hewitt.
Ella RiCEeu au! Emma b. Martin. defend
ents-Petiton % sell real ests-e q pay debts
The the above lu, q non res.dsHt defendants,
and each 81 them.
Affidavit ~ yuGr nou-re-tdsuce hAVl ng be- 2
fled in the office OF the clerk ~ - county court.
notice Is he-eby given 20 yru. that the above
named petitioner has ned in ssid court
his petition fJrtLe sole q real estate IF which
said william F Johnson diel seized.
In which son are named d. fendsn
that a suurn Dc has been duly is-ue1 IN
eaid cause sLsgr.. WOO -sr a1'e 20 she nN- term
Of said county count rH be- begun and no den - the
court hou-. b. th. CITY 81 ir.cz Is and In said
county on the fret 01I y % December. A ID
lsg2 stwh5ch time lrH pl-0r ron viii s,Ve ani
plead. answer. o-reu-T 90 -1il petition yu1 see
it, and tn o, vsu- t-fIltwll ha entered uule>a
you app a. i1 sad rr4-f by the irss N0-tAY OF
the ]a4ra- term next.
RoCK Is -ANu. IlI-. November =. 4. n. is-s2-
HIA.NAK KOHL X.
C's-s OF said court.
s-EESzr T,-EE B.. Arr1-n for petition.