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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-21
The Legislature.

In the House yesterday Mr.. Spencer To-
troducsd a bill to amend the present laws
pen.ionng MANNED Confederate soldiers. CT
the widows OF such so.die-s who lost their
lives iD service. The proposed cheuges In
creass tie snnua! allowance OF such persoCs
az follows: Men who Lost two eyes, two feet
or two hands, $l00 per month, instead Of
500; total disability, per month, 500. In.
atead OF $50; partial disability. $25, instead
of Sic; to uEm srried widows, $50. instead
of $50 as ct presspt. The present apprc.
priatoDs to covering the pension list exceed
$50 OCO year, exclusive Of $1,000 allowed
t. tas Confederate Soldiers Home. There
is q proposition beioYs the Legislature to In.
crease the sDnusl sloTsnss to thet institu
ton to $4,000
Mr.. Campbell presented bill permitting
those who have served In the State volun.
teer militia for ten years to be retired. The
time such applicant may have served In the
Confederate army 10 to bs computed In the
ten year term designated.
The resolution some DAYS ago introduced
By Mr.. Stewart, of Norfolk county, request
Ing Congress to enlarge and equip the Nor.
folk navy-yard 80 as t build steel war-ships
passed that body yesterday.
Tue Horse passed bill for lighting the
Capitol and the Governors mansion by
electricity. ?his bill confirms the presen
contract with some modif cations deemt
necessary for the batter protection OF the
Capitol building.
TIE House bill to prevent the injury q
t. ade by corDorslions brought out much
discussion. The bill gent over until Fri.
day.
The Senate tabled the question OF contest
of Duane against FARRELL. from Greeny lie.
The Governor cent message to the Leg.
islature recommending certain amendments
to laws concerning the government Of the
peniteatiary. These amendments are In
tended to axe tie laws conform to the
rules of the prison.
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From Chill.

LONDON, Jan. 2l-Toe Times publishes
dispatch to.day from It, correspondent! q,
Santiago de Chill which a'ates TIA. C,ptsiu
Evans, Of the Z 8 s. Yorktown. pIuien.'v
q ,.ertalned hat the Gillian government de.
cinod to accep. Mipi;t,r Z avs pa, nsIou
that o mercantile fig woa.d protect h,
Chi;lsn refugees. and he, therefore, ca red
th EN- uude. the u s. warship'd A.s to Gel.
lao. The conduct of Captain Evans, tn,
dispstch adds, is highly appreciated in
Sal ago. 1t farther says that Miusts,
E!an's hostile attitude is lie complete con.
trast to Capt. E7sns's policy. The rate Of
exchange has fallen at Valparaiso owlag to
the threatening declarations Of Milis.e,
E1au,
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tion By 8 return to the true doctrine. The
proper line had not boeL laid down In the
Leey case, and he urged the court 10 90
back to the true doctrine in this case whila
there was yet time.
a member OF President Harrison's cabi.
net who has been regarded IS one of the
leaders OF the war part7, is quoted 10 Wash.
ington ss saying that Chill will maze ample
reparation, and that there is no danger
whatever Of war growing out of the killing
and manning Of Americana sailors In Val
paraiso. The Senators and Congressman
who called On Ssoretlry Tracy yesterday
expressed themselves as conHdant OF a
peaceful solution of the question. Presider
Montt, OF Chill, told q high off ;ial In San
tiaSo yesterday that the trouble would soon
b, amicably settled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-21

Mr.. s1MpsoN, the notorious Farmers a.
lance congressman from Ksnssa, who has
made spesohes In several parts OF the s'u'o'
like republican ex congressman from o's
State. evidently believes that "a white gifi
is az good az black one If she behaves her
selfn and says that his party. that 10 the
third party, regards the negro ss the equa'
q, the white mar, and tbatit hopes to break
mn .be solId South. AS The qualification OF
the hope referred to would re-es!ao'sh 10,
publican sway and lead to the passage aoa
attempted operation Of the Force oii'' aoo
the necessary destruction Of all the material
interests OF this section, and the consequent
irjury of those OF the North Also all the
right thinking people of the country Will
exert themselves to prevent such an unoe
sIrable contamination
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-21
Cuttine the Price of Whisky.

That whisky is to DO cheaper Was determined
in Chicago yesterday at the secIct meeting of the
board of directors OF the Distillers' and Csttle
Feeders Compsny. a cut Of tyo cents gallon
was agreed on altar long snl severe contest
and the price of whisky fixed at $116, instesd OF
$1.19 par gallon. The pii-o has been stationary
at 81 Is for a long time, the trust having until
recently controlled ninety per GENT Of the output,
and thus ben enabled to advance the Jrice from
81 IS to that figure. he high price OF the pro
duct has of late offered an inviting laid to new
enterprises, and many new disileries have
sprung up to divide the whisky business with the
great truat. Ths future evid, nty p'omises bit
ter contest for supremacy in the whisky trade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-21

ONE OF the chief arguments Of those who
favor the Mckinley bill and free silver coin
age is that Wall street and the money
power would suffer By the fluctuations In
values that would BE- produced by reduo'
ton ip the tariff snd By free and unlimited
silver coinsge. Bot there never was an ar
Rument based upon more unsubstantial
foundation. Why, the very l!fe.blood OF
spectators Is generated By tho changes and
variations of values, and the smiles on their
faces are chilled at the mere idea Of ttibili.
ty of prices. Understanding now Is as Iaok'
ing as 10 ever was.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-21

The priscnors, $50 10 number, confined for
various off nses Ia Fort Santa Cruz, two miles
south Of Rio Jsneiro, Brazil, overpowered their
sus1ds Tuesday evening a ID, armed with weapons
taken fIon their former keepers, advanced 4, on
Forts Pico and Lage, oys came the fo'diers on
du q, d took possession Of the t1o forts and the
munitions OF war tontsintd therein. They then
.msnded the lesto,stion to power of ths de-.
,0sed Dictator. General Fonsecs. b, govern
menr prepared to attack the forts ard the rebels
showed fgh-, firing on tina troops. Yesterday
ing the tro1ps, With the aid of men-otwsr
10 the kerbor that ahelled the forts, forced the
rebsls to surrerdsr. Their leader killed himself
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CoDgye;s.

A BILL is now before hs Legislature I'm
posing State tax OF dogs. People in Viz.
GINA cities pay t,xes on their dogs without
a raurmur of otjsotlon. 1t is we'll known
that tbs large number Of dogs In the rural
portion Of tho State greatly handicap sheep
rsieing in Virginia. A msjoriiy OF the
members CT the legislature is composed OF
farmers. The vote or hs bill! referred TO
will show whether these farmers are as COM
net ant to look after farmers !nterests as
they imagine themselves to be to provide
Tor those of private bankers, railroads and
Che insane females OF tie State.
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Destructive Fire in Nsw York.

NEW YORK Jan. 81 A FIRE Is now reg,
leg in the Eve story building back Of Til.
fany's jewelry store, Union Square, ecu.
pied by sohaeder, Campbell & Co., N ,lC.
faoturere OF gas fixtures. The fire spread
rapidly ard the bulldog 10 enc mass q
famsa. Twenty.savsn engines are or the
scence. The f,e has reacasi the Lincoln
Bank aad the loss ia sa'd to already raa,h
8 million.
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r,Ex a NDRIA. " A.
THURSDAY EYeHINe, JANUARY 21.

A REPUBLICAN newspaper nov says "e1'
treme partlsauship ls never pleasant or re- re-
assnrine tss,ure 10 political life." But the
anna napsr had never word to say against
ths extreme psss!sanship" ofMr. olarkson'
oh, s,ba instance Of Gen. Mahone' re-
roovad eysry democratic postmaster In Viz
plata as 5000 e. his assumed charge OF nj. nis
ofi,s. nor sgaioss the admission OF the
fr.udulsu.ly elected U. 8. Senators from
Monssns and Nav Hampshire, nor sgaios'
tb, fraudulent retention of the governor
ships of Connecticut and Nebraska' MOI
a. ainss the ouating Of fairly and legal5
elected democratic members CT the House CT
The lsst Congress. Il ia only when Demo
Gratis ara enabled by their msjofities &c
ms;ntain their just and legal rights, that re-
nublcsns CRY out ainst extreme partisan
ship"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-21

Iiyon are E f. cted With rheumatism, neu.
rslgs, govt or other bodily paln. or II yon
have epra!ned wrist or ankle you onght at
once to procure bottle Of Salvation Oh, the
greatest cure On earth for pain. IL only
cos.s 25 fel t bottle.
SIS tha poor Indian !" dying With cold
Won's some "good Samaritan send him o
bottle OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-21
The Work of Fiend

YORK, Pc, Jan. 21.-Elisha Johnlon, coloEcd,
decoyed jacob studebakor, of Westminattr I'd
to poirt on the railroad Tuesdsy night aud SITTER
beating him over the head with hammer plscei
him on the track where he WIS discovered iG..
before train arrived. Johnson has bacn a..
rested ard was yesterday identified by stud..
baker whose injuries may provo fatal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-21

"When we two parted. 1 felt that had
taken cold," said Thomas Taketr time, 'and
nezt morning I was hoarse indeed. But q
Is cent BOTTLE OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
fixed me Hp.p
Contentious women are slsges to head.
ache but twenty Ave cents sps Mt for bot.
tie OF Salvation Oh will restore harmony In
the household,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-21

SOME OF the advocates of a change In the
present System of voting 10 Virginia urge
that change ss necessary for the increase OF
the democratic vote-tboush at the last CO.
aernatorlal, congressional and legislative
elections the democratic majority was over
neutrality-suspicious. at the last Presidential
cleo Ion the msj arity Was only little over
one thousand. Thess people don't seem to
secogulzs the fact that though horses may
bs lead 60 water, they cannot be made to
drink. No matter how many democrats
they may be, ths7 cannot be msds to vote
for man sgaioss whom thsy have either
real or faoclai OH so.iooa. Nav York gave
a majority against Cleveland for President
but ct ths very sarns election itga7e larger
majority for Hill for Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-21

TIE REPUBLICAN u g. S,n,t is passing
bills at e rsp!d rate, apprcp:iet!ng millions
of dollars for public buiIdirgs In cities In
which there are already ample accommoda-
slons fer t:e conduct OF the pubic business.
It seems 10 think toat because it passed these
same bills during The Infamous billion dol
lar Congress 1t must do the same now. 1t
is hoped, however, that when they reach
the democrstc Houee, the body that hes
just adopted resolution declaring for COON
omy 10 public expenditures, they may be
st,pped. and their advocates bs told to walt
for more convenient season, or, at loa' t.
until there shalt be money enough 10 the
Treasury to pay the thirty odd million dol
lars deficit In the appropriations OF the last
CopEye:s,
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Proceedings of Congress.
WAsHINGIoN, Jan. 2l.
SENATE

Among the bills reported and placed on
the calendar Wcrelthe following:
To facilitate the settlement OF claims ioE
arrears OF pay and bounty.
Att ,orizng the distribution Of public
documsl t. 10 land grant colleges.
Among The bills introduced and referred
Wsre tbs following:
For an add.t onal 6re-pIooi building for
the national museum.
To ALLOW 80 days leave Of absence to en-
ployess Of the bureau OF engraving and
priotipg.
To establish o marine board for the ad-
yancement OF the IL rests OF the merchf
msrins.
To amend the aot..ooncernlng the reguls-
tion of steam yessels.
To amend tbs act 90 the marking OF
vessels names On the bow and stern.
Mr.. Stanford addressed the Senate in ad-
vocacy OF hie bill to provide the Govern.
ment with means sufficient to supply the
n onal want OF sound circulating me-
dun, The bill proposes the issue of q. 8
circulating notes to the amount OF 500, O00.'
600, to be lsnt loader the supervision ct o
land loan bureGu) to owners CT agricnsural
lands t !, "a amount net exceeding half tie
assessed valuation Of tho land, t t TIE re t. OF
Two per cent. il t rest.
HoUsE.
The new oil portraits o,exSpeakers Grow
and Randall weie displayed in thu House
lobby to.d.y, ard attracted much attention
and great d cal Of we'll merit ID praise. Ia
the case of each. the likeness is striking and
the execution mastery. Mr.. Grow spent
sometime in the examination of the portrait
OF himself, and vas apparently we'll sa.is-
fed With the artists work.
Mr.. Davis. Of K4nsas, offered resolution
to investigate the CAUSE OF the late e1plo.
sion in the coal nine 10 ths Indian Terrific
ry, but Mr.. B9num objected.
The Speaker pro ten. said that he had re
oognizsd the gentleman from Kanaas to in-
troduoe bill for reference.
Mr.. Rsed. of Maine. Inquired whether the
chair ruled that 1t baiug disclosed that the
resolution was IL t ended for action. the chair
could r. t set his recognition.
The Speaker pro tenn. said that the present
ocoupsrt Of t1s chair had sssn former occu-
pants withdraw recogn tons that had been
givsu, with the statement that thu reoognl-
ton had been obsalned by mistake.
Mr.. Rsed: Had 1t the approval of the
present occupant
Mr. Davis WAS willing t, have the resolu
tiou iefsrred and on motion OF Mr. Nc
Creary, Of Kentucky, 1t vas sent to the com.
mittee on rules.
By Mr.. Band, OF Missouri, for tbs free
coinage Of gold aad silver and for tn issue
oil coin notes.
a bill arproprIating s15 600 t, complete
the allotment Of some Indian lands gave
Mr.. Simpson, OF Kansas, An opporsun II to
speak, ard his remarks were listened to
With great attention.
Mr.. Picker, OF South Dakota. asked the
gen.leman'S authority fJr stating that the
money already appropriated had been
squsndered.
Mr.. Simpson replied that hls ar taority
YVES self-oopsi!u.ed COMMITTEES, which had
Investigated the matter. Almost all OF the
gentlemen we're republicans.
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DIED.

On Wedroad,y evening, the COIN irssant,
GERTRUDE, Infant CHILD Of A. L. snd a. E.
Glover, aged 10 months. Funeral notice here
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use Of gas and electric lights have been Re.
sorttd t..
LONDON, Jan. 21-Lady Mary Caroline Bruj..
nell Frucs, Dowsger Marchionesa of Ailes!u.v
died todly. She was the widow OF the seco.d
MARQUIS OF Anesbury aud lighter CT the eov.
enth Earl of Pembroke.
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Administrators Sale OF hea
Estate.

Administrators Sale OF hea'
Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that oy vir'
N inc of an order Of the DUBOIS Cir'
chi, Court. the undersigned adminis'ra.
Tor With will annexed of the estate o.
Maria Anna Baudendistel, deceased, VIII
offer for sale ut public auction, on Tue
premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, lsVz'
the following described real estate
si,ua,e IN Dubois County, Indiana, VIZ
The south east quarter OF the north-
west quarter OF section No. eighteen
rlsl township No. two (2), south range
No four a., west; containing AZ acres
more or less. 80 49, 49,.
Terms OF SALE.-One-half the pnr-
chase money cash. the residue payso'e
!, nine months, the purchaser giving
note for deferred payment bearing SIX
nor cent. interest from date, waving
p pene Of valuation laws, with good iree'
hold surety, TO the spprovsi OF 'ne 40
a,.,ocL n m.
90 vLKxrrSE GurGsFLL, Admr
Tp.vroR & HuSrER, Attys.
Oct. I, 1892 -4w.
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Brave Little Mac"

The soldiers who fought under Nc.
Clellan will be grieved to know that no
monument is erected on the memorable
battle field OF Antietam, TO commemor-
ate the valor of Little Mac" and bis
veterans. The victory at Antietam was
the first decisive defeat OF General Lee
Little Mac" conducted the Union forces
to victory, with rope around his neck
and balky Lieutenant In command on
his left. This same balky Lieutenant
who aspired for the position OF com
msnder Of the army of the Potomac
came to grief by his incompeiency in
his attack on Lee on Mary's heights al
Fredericksburg. Such Ia republican
Justice to Acknowledgements. His old
soldiers. who loved him so well, aud In
whom he had confidence, should take
steps 10 erect monument TO him on
Antictam.
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Caution, Democrats.

The republican county organ, the
Argus, is not floating the republican
county ticket Are they ashamed oil
their colors? Is there trick in 1t, yes
a "cat in the meal tub"
Certain republican candidates, regu'
larly nominated by the republicans Of
Dubois county, are posing as mug
wump Democrats, Independents, etc.
and are saving that they sre lndepeD'
dents, and only endorsed by the Repub
licans. Democrats don't allow your,
selves to be deceived. The slick Lloyd
Johnson, candidate for Representative
knows a trick or two from away back
some OF his election management o
over two years ago was debate d in ouI
courts. Doodle 's ont OF the question
no " and so they try to resort TO strategy
Democrats, stamp inside the square
around the rooster, and no place else. on
YOUR tickets, and you viii not make {
mist,ke. DO not do a. the Argus, aud 9
number OF other Republican papers adj
wise. to stamp the corner but stamr
inside the square, as the law directs and
stamp but once. The direction q
"stamp the corner" IL misleading, and
il followed might cause your vote to bs
thrown out.
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n-rTbe republicans OF the last legisla

nyThe republicans OF the last legisla-
ture including Shockney and Chase,
helped the democrats TO make the new
tax law. in order to ditch them. They
now danounce the law they helped make
by their votes, but it Is proving boone
rang on them. All the Doodle OF the ois
corporations cannot save them now. ~
has come TO stay, boon for the poor
people and ordinary farmers, who VII
CONTINUE for years to bless the demo
cratic legislature Of 1891 for the presen
tax law, and the Democratic Legislature
of 1889 for the school hook law. IN
mex, legislature will be Democratic, an
will effect some other needed reforms
probably in the country road laws.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

ny virtue ofAa certified copy OF de-
ID cree to me directed from the clerk
of the Dnhois Circuit Court, in cause
" therein John G.. Beckman is plainln'
and Elizabeth Ruhkamp, Is defendant
reouiring me 10 make the sum OF one
hundred and forty-nine dollars and MY
five cents, with interest on saia soecfee
and costs, | will expose at puolic saie' 7"
the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF OcToBER
A. ID. 1892,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock "A. NJ
and O'Clock r. NJ. of said day, at ih'
door Of the Courthouse in Jasper IN
| hois County, Indiana, the rents an'
profits for term not exceeding sew
wears. the following real estate. to-wn
Lots No ,hirty-eight l3s J, thirty -n, nm,
| sel. thirty-seven 1877, twenty.nine ~
fortv-two [42l, forty-three lfSl Tory
four [44l. forty-fve [45l, forty-slx tol
forty.seven LAT. forty-eight Al fotty
nine T4el. and twebty-eight l2oI, !eS
centing part from said lot twenty-eigh
If2sl being sixteen feet square In 10
sop,h. west corner of said lot twenty
la;oh,,. All of said lots are in the SCUM
east addition to the town OF Ferdinsn,
|, in Dubois County, Indiana, according
the plat OF said addition to saia Town.
: Ifsnch rents and profits VIII not s
;. for sufficient sum to satisfy said o.
: cree. interest and costs, | VIII, ~ y
same time and place. expose 70 pun
4 sale the fee simple OF said real estate
i 20 much thereof as may be sufficient
e discharge said decree, interest ana cos'
i said sale will be made with relief iro
Q valuation or appraise ment laws.
V ALBERT II. TRAYLOR,
Is SHERIFF DUBOIS COUNTY.
a TRAYIoR & HUNTER, Atty's. for TN
ir d. \ is92-3w. tpf ss.C
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his sense OF honor. lie wanted Glove
land collected so that Gen BLACK wouln
be re-appo.n'ed, and the Pension roll DC
recognized "a honorable again.
lie was enthusiastic as 80 the cer'ain-
~ Of Ceveland's election next month
and urged the Democratic veteran sol
diers 10 thoroughly organizes othst when
Grover As President shakes the national
plum tree, the best fruit will tall into
the ranks of Democratic soldiers.
4 After the Captains address thifiN
veterans signed the roll, and organized
\ Go. II. Of Gray Camp of Democrsu
Veterans A. follows:
Capta;n-Jo ohm Betz of Co. l.. OF lao
Indiana.
lat Licnt.-Brit. Leming, OF Co. J.
of 56fh Ohio.
"a Lieut. George Mehringer. OF q
X. of the 27th Indiana.
Orderly Sergeant-John Irame
sparker, Of Co. + 18th Il. :. lnity. Z
Battalion. of the regular army.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE conrad fc'
ert. Brit Lcming John Grsmelspache
Joseph Roelle and Louis Brang, all We
eran soldiers.
Co. b will Immediately recruit I'll }
ranks are full. 1t went over to Hu
tinghurg on Monday night and assisl'
lorganizing Company A. there, WI
Capt. John +. Tieman, and we
ioyfully received by their old conrad
lin arms.
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Co. Il. Of Camp Gray veteran Bat
tallion Of Dubois County,
Organize for the Good Of
the Country.
The Old Soldiers Aroused and En-
thusiastic for Cleveland and
Stevenson.

Last Monday a number ofthe veterans
who fought under Mcclellan on the
Potomac, Rosecrsns at Chlcamauga,
Sherman at Vicksburg, and on bis march
To the Sea, and Grant al Appomatox,
met at Jasper to resent the slanderous
assertion nut forth by the Republicans,
that the old veterans could be led by the
nose by fairy stories about the war Of
30 wears ago. The meeting was spirited
~ addressed by veteran OF the Y. -
navy. who is a retired naval Captain
and marked with honorable scars o.
wounds received in the service agains
the rebellion Of 1861.
or course, az a naval officer he ha'
seen considerable of the world, ana ~
his service as Captain has entertained
on his vessel many noted persons, amons
them Grover Cleveland. with whom h'
was much impressed, and consequent,
became we'll acquainted, lie related
MANY instances OF Clcveland's persona
solicitatiop for fairness to veteran col
diers and sailors. and Of his anxiety tina
thew should be literally treated by th'
Government, and OF his undisguiset
contempt for those who sncaked, acte.
cowardiy and dishonorablv. lie com
pared Gen. Blacks clean administration
&C the Pension department, with To-
rouginq, trading, and attorney steal
permiltcd under Commissioner Rsnm
and charac' erized the latter as permit
ting his desire for DOODLE TO overcom
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby givsn that the IN
~ dersigned has been duly appointed
Administrative of the estate OF JON
Studer. deceased. Said estate is suppose'
TO be solvent.
Rosa STrDER. Administrators.
JOHN f. MCCALL, Atty
oct. IA, 1927.