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which We to send t. YOU tansR}0s,
a pillow, and ia in the act Of drawing Of its
pink sock, the mate of which has been pulled
of and flung aside with triumphant COO.
Tho flesh tints are perfect, and the eyes follow
You, no matter where you stand. The exqui:
sitereproductions OF this greatest painting OF
Ida Waugh the most celebrated OF modern
painters Of baby life, are to be given to those
zine for 1888. The reproductions cannot oe
told from the original. which cost $40O, and
are the same size tI7x22 inches). The baby is
life size, and absolutely lifehke. We nave
also in preparation, to present to our SUD
scribers during 1899, other great Ry Rictnres ny
Louis Deschamps, and others OF worid.wlde
renown. Take only two examples OF What
We did during the past year, A YARD Or Pan
sies" and "A White House Orchid" by the
wife of President Harrison, and you Will see
what our promises mean.
Those who subscribe for Demorest's Family
Magazine for isea will possess gallery Of ex-
Magazine that cannot be eqmaled by any II
the world for it's beautiful illustrations and
subject matter, that will keep everyone post
ed on all the topics of the day, and all the
fads and different items OF interest about the
household, besides. furnishing interesting
reading matter both grave and gay, Tor the
whole family; and while Demorest's Is NOT
feet, and we give you. free of cost, all the pat.
terms you wish to. use during the year, ana
in any size you choose. Send IN your SUD
scription at once, only 81, and you viii realiy
get over S25 in value. Address the puDhSnef-
". Jennings Demorest, Is East 14th st; new
York. If you are unacqualnted WIN tne
Magazine, send 10 cents for specimen copy
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
TAKEN 10 PEORIA.
Clement NJ. Highly Goes Back to An.
swer to the Charge of
IS Grand Larceny. .s.
From Mondays 5 Daily.

From Mondays Daily. 5s. E+.s.;s.l = 3
81 Detective C. P. Kinney Of Peoria,
ILL.,, arrived in the city last night and
this afternoon left for home with
Clement NJ. Highly, the young man
who was arrested here Saturd ay.
The warrant states that Highly stole
certain watchmaker's tools from the
Institute of Mr.. Parsons of Peoria.
The prisoner showed: sreceipted bills
for some of the tools which he is
charged with taking. He still pro-
tests that he is innocent and that it
is all a piece OF spite work. His en-
plOyers hope that such is the case.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
Generosity.

It's better to be born lucky {haan!
rich, About two. years ago our
friend Mark Coleman received a re-
mlttance OF $40 or s25 from Ireland,
as a part Of his DECEASED fathers
estate, which hegenerpusly returned,
saying the hoy who remained at
home taking care oi the old folks
had the hest right to the Inheritance.
The young Irish brother, not to be
out done in that peculiarly Irish
trait, generosity, now sends another
letter containing $50. sSIfs any OF
Marks friends stand in need OF the
needfull they now where "a go, fol
it tt:is, is restlHg g1H |Hn ie tAe hank fof near
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Held to. the Grand Jury.

The examination of Joseph Lemay
continued from last week was finished
today in Justice Hanson's court.
The charge is knowing carnally and
abusing one Mary Weissman, a lit
tie girl, 1s years OF age, on Jan. 2lat.
The witnesses for the prosecuti6h
were Mrs Barbara Weiasman, mother
af the little girl and also her sister,
besides DR.. Maloy. The defence intro
duced no witnesses, reserving their
testimony for the district court, III
was held for appearance before the
grand jury next May. No bail was
granted and he was therefore com
mitted to thecounty jail.-St, Cloud Clng! 4
I Journal Press.
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A Fight to q Finish.

Jack Taylor. a loader in Page
Brothers camp, recently had bat
tie with an enormous wildcat. Jack
was travelling over the logging ro ad,
very attentively engaged in minding
his business, when suddenly the wild
cat confronted him disputing his
further progress. The cat assumed
an attitude which said plainly give
me the road. But Jack whose back
was up also, said; no sir! not by a
darned sight. So the fight CON-
menced in deadly earnest; Jack with
ak, and cat with claws. The boys
do say there were fought 43 rounds.
But Jack came Off victorious. He
has the cats hide as a trophy. And
Jack now wears the belt as a cham
pion cat-fghter. Brave Tay'or!-
Milaca Times
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DamDhOOIishness.

The village council Of Cokato,
saws the Buffalo Journal, have
adopted an ordinance requiring
dancing parties to take out license
and pay therefore $500, before any
dancing will he allowed and also
requiring dancing to close not later
than half past eleven.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

The bill OF &. NJ. A. FOrtler IN the
sum OF $14 for services to Cobean
was referred to committee on claims,
Dr.. Fortier's bill OF $500 for service
to Keeney was rejected.
Upon motion duly seconded and
carried the clerk was instructed to
issue all order in the sum OF $67S.l2 to
the Little Falls Water Power Com
pany same being for personal pro-
perty tax less state tax.
Ordinance No. 81, establishing vot-
ing precincts in the second ward was
adopted. That portion Of the second
ward between the Northern Pacific
railroad tracks and the Mississippi
and south of the L. F. & D. track
shall he known as the first precinct,
and the voting place shall be at the
Morrill, building on First street. All
the territory in the Second ward,
east OF the Northern Pacific railroad
tracks and north of the L. F. 4 D.
track shall be known as the second
precinct, and the voting place shall
be at the house of N. Fresinger, on
lot block S5, in the original town
site of the city of Little Falls,
The following judges We're appoint
ed> First ward, =. G. Gaetnke, c.
w. Brown, Fred Stangl; Second
| ward, first precinct, G. NJ. A. Fortier,
Samuel Trebby, John Mcdonald;
second precinct, Ernest Kaestner,
JOIN McCauley, w. L. Krouse; Third
ward, J. e. Burial, Jack Morrlaon,
NJ. Bryant.
Tho plat Of Pine Grove addition
was eferred back to- owner to change
some regarding the building Of side
walks.
1t was reported that Tim O'She1
had been removed from Mrs. Cramp.
toms to the Batters house. Tim is
supported by the city, and he was
not pleased with the idea of being
kept a mile or SO from tuWn, Ane
much preferred to stay at q hote
| Whege there is more society. Thu
will remain in the city.
The matter of the right OF the city
to support Mrs, Artman wa'
lrNught up and the mayor reported
that she had made affidavit to tn
Fact that she was in need when sh
moved from the town Of Little Fall!
to the city. The Aldermen small!
decided that it vas their duty t.
look aitee: her and collect the bil
! rom the town of Little Falls. -
On motion the committee on poo
was instructed to consult with tn
Franciscan sisters with regard t
the care qqf the cityss poor. Ii the
can be kept at the convent for les
than the city IL naw paying the
will he sent there.
The matter Of the payment OF
bill to I,H. Rhodes for earth delivere
y last summer was referred TO Cler
d Brick. It was the opinion olson
t. that the city never made a contsat
q with Mr.. Rhodes fer ANY earth. 81
t The strest committee was autho
t. lied to have T. b. Graham inspe'
d the wagon bridge and report on j
r condition at next meeting.
r, City Engineer Clyde MADE = repo
y on the new bridge question and pr
II senteA a profile Of the bed of Il
ke1 river showing the soundings. III
lie depth of the river is from 1a ia
as feet, and to bridge the tracks
n would require q bridge Of three 4
ID fest spans, making It 564 feet lon
sCbis would De u feet abs,ye the 10
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COUNCIL. Oh, MEETING.
The City Fathers Transact Great
Deal of Important
Business. r.

E. "A meeting of the council was held
at the city hall Saturday evening
Those present were Aldermen Butler,
Mahan, Townley, Mcdonald and
President Moeglein. Absent, Aids.
Bottom and Rider.
The following bills were allowed:
Little Falls Electric & Water :
Co. sundries for fire alarm $46 62
Little Falls Electric & Water z :.
Co. 26 arc lights month OF
Jan ...... .............................. 1877 Is
Little Falls Electric &, Water .-~
Co. hydrant rent month OF
Jan.....,...................:.......... s2S6 67
Little Falls Electric & Water
Co. water rent for flushing
sewers month OF Jan........ - 70 lO
j. Burton goods for fire
department Observation-Disclosures. 9l oO
B. Burton goods for fire
department. nt...-................... 81 Oh
Z. D. Brown medicine and
prescriptions for pOOr........ IA 80
Little Falls Electric & Water
Co. lights in city hall month
Oh j Jan.........:. .................'.. ~ oo
O.C. Trace professionalservice
to l.. Ot........................" II W
A. J. Wilcox medicine and
prescriptions to poor......... 70
G. Nj. A. FOrtier, professional
service to Bacon................ 3 81
Mat Reid special service at
nreS.... w
P. II. Gross goods to L..
Root Or.......................... IL Oh
P. H. Gross goods to r.
LafOnd pOOr...................... w
W.Batters hauling apparatus
to Estey ire...................... 81
w. Batters boarding T.Osher
two mouths. s........................ ~ 0O
w. Batters boarding and
caring for pauper............... II 81
Pine Tree Lumber Co. lumber
for sidewalks ................... 4lS 10
Bottom Bros. goods to
paupers... ............................" "a 81
Bottom Bros. goods to A.
BlOmberg pOOr................... 70
w. A. Butler cash for rail-
road ticket for pauper...... 4 36
Harting & Son coffin and box
for F. Hurlburt, pOOr........ 8 30
Harting & Son bed and
mattress S.........:......:..'....:. 0 w
&. Schmitt wrenches for fire
department t....................... IL 81
Mat Reid conveying H.
Sorenson to hospital......... Is
Mike Lacy, ptting up shelving
for fire alarm. Observation-Disclosures. ) w
Hook & Ladder Co. services
athreS.. ............................ 70
Bottom Bros. goods to Blom-
berg poor. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l 80
j. H. Geddis, drying hose...... Is
Chas. Gravel, flour and beef
toJos. Lucia, poor............. OO
J. R. Louden goods to Mrs.
Artman, pOOr..................... vi
w. 3. Jones, repairs in city
nan l............................. ~
j. r. LOuden goods to BlOm-
Defg w
Philanda Cramptonlboarding
Mrs. ROnsOm.. 10 5U
V. A. Lorbeski service on fire 90
W. Tourtillotte five days
service us special police........ 10 90
Hose Co. No. 2service at fires
L. NJ. Roberts, professional
service to Blomberg...-..... is 0O
Nj Coleman boarding prisoner l gu
H. s Clyde services taking
soundings ofriverfor bridge so 90
j. H. Barber, helping to take
soundings for bridge. 2 6a
w. Macham, helping to take
sOundingS for bridge. 8 "a
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A Big Load.


The following item is going the
rounds of the press in Wisconsin and
out of it:
Near Wausau 56, 900 feet of logs are
claimed to have been banked in one
day on a half mile haul with one team
of horses and two sleighs.
This is a fair sample of the know
ledge of lumber figures common to
the average citizen. Not a winter
passes but many camps haul with
four horses $1,000 feet of logs at two
loads. The Pine Tree Lumber
company of Little Falls for example,
shows photograph OF a load of
logs scaling 1880 feet, drawn one
mile by four horses ut their Ann
river camp. This is not the largest
four horse load ON record by several
thousand feet. We should say this
Wausau job was q decent days work
for an averaging gteam.-Lun.berman.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
A Correction.

A mistake occurred in Hon. n. Rich
ardson's letter published yesterday
which somewhat changed the sense
of the article. 1t read "and that the
annuety money due to them will not
be paid unless they would BE AT
their homes 1t should have read.
unless they would LEAVE their homes.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

80 H's firing h tAe tbee
Of Mature to take the ordinary pill.
Just consider how It acts. There's
too much bulk and hustle, and not
enough real good. And think how
it leaves you when it's all over /"
DR.. Pierce'a Pleasant Pellets act
naturally They help Nature to do
Her own work. They cleanse and
renovate, mildly but thoroughly, tha
whole system. Regulate i, too:
The help that they give, lasts. .
TheySe purely vegetable, per.
fectly harmless, the smallest, easiest,
and best to take. Sick Headache,
bilious Headache, Constipation, In.
digestion, Bilious Attacks, and all
arrangements Of the Liver, Stomach
| and Bowels are promptly relieved
and permanently cured. One tiny,
sugar coated Pellet for q gentle
| lla9atiYe three fG5rl . cathaltie, {
isIYhe;Yg the cheapest pill you can
buy, for they're g,tara,steed to give
satisfaction, or your money Is re-
turned. :.5.37s..
You pay only for the good 10Y |
! get. 8
This Is true only Of p. Pierce1l
ne1icinl
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DO YOU WANT TO ADOPT A BABYf

Maybe you think this IS new business,
sending out babies on application it has been
furnished been SO near the original sampleas
this one. Everyone will exclaim, :" Well
that's the sweetest baby ever saw!' This
YOU but faint idea of the exquisite original,
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
SOINSNOL ST. CLOUD.
The Normal School Committee Of the
Senate are Here on an OF.
fetal Visit

The St. Cloud Normal school was
honored today with an official visit
from the senate and house committee
on Normal schools. They arrived
last evening on a special car, and
were sheltered from the storm under.
the protecting roof of the Grand Cen
tral. This morning Resident Direct
or W.B. Mitchell, provided carriages
and the honorable members OF the
Legislature and ladies were driven to
the Normal, where they received a
hearty welcome from president Car
hart and his able corps OF teachers.
The visitors assembled in the main
school room and listened to the
opening exercises. They thus had
an opportunity to see the whole
schools assembled, and as there were
too many scholars for the seats, they
must have been impressed with the
popularity OF the school. and with
the fact thatmore room was needed.
AlCCl IAC IAolAit6 SASANAoS'o oA1N
visitors divided themselves into
small groupes. some attending the
different recitation rooms, where the
regular exercises were carried on,
while others examined the school
building, and especially the new
wing recently completed. The great
need of an additional room was ex-
planned at length by Mr.. Mitchell,
Representative German and Senator
Keller.
The visitors were given an elegant
dinner at the Home, and in the
afternoon several Of the eloquent
gentlemen present made brief
addresses to the school, all speaking
in it's praise and good work done.
Several of the gentlemen braved the
storm sufficiently to visit the reform.
atory late in the afternoon.
The solons will go from here to
M0orhead to visit the excellent
Normal school at that place
JOuranal Press.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

Mr.. Quinlivan turned over. Hotel
TivOli to- Mr. Kobe last Monday, his
lease having expired. He will return
to st. Cloud to live. Mr.. Quinliyan
proved a model landlord and has
conducted first-class house. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinlivan have made
many friends in Royalton who will
regret to have them move away
RONalton Banner.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
Randall Notes.

J. A. Linscott turned his interest
in the heading factory over to the
new firm of Brooks & Boulter Thurs
day.
VIII Schimerhorn moved his family
down from Little Falls Monday.
John Morrill, and John Gilmore
finished their logging operations in
this vicinity Saturday and denarted
or new fields near Motley:
4 social dance was given at Mills
and Hardrick's hall Saturday eve
ming. A good time was reported by
all attending.
John Kennedy started Thursday
morning to visit his brother at Star
buck but did not get farther than
Little Falls, as trains on that branch
are laid up on account of the storm.
Frank Bryant, sawyerin the head
ing mill, was called to Little Falls
Monday by sickness IN n his family Ia nj y
ttht!eeF|se: there:
There is almost too much snow in
the woods now for .lumbermen ia
work to advantage, there being over
| two feet ON the level.
S.S. Laugmade's twin babies have
been dangerously sick with brair
fever but are reported as out of dan
ger now.
Al. Brooks went ia hIetroit o.
business Tuesday:
Ed. Mcdonald Of Little Falls was
in town ON business Monday,
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
!. @. 8. T, Election.

The Good Templars have electe,
the following officers;
= q. T.=E. s, Brown.
V, T.-Adelle Hill.
p q. T.-G. c. Raymond.
Sec.-J ohm RAYMOND.
rreas.-May Brown;
Financial SecAMamie Hayes.
MalshHl-Chas. Fordyce:
auard-Nettie Carley.
Sentinel-Ben Nahan. .-
Chaplain-A. E. Powell,
S. j. T.-Viya PulIman.
Asst, SeG,-Mabef BENTLEY.
D. Ma1shal-Clara Olson.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
OFFICIAL.

- +. FULLER, Justice OF the Peace and Cunr
NJ Commissioner Office on the second hoor ..f
City Hall. Little Falls. Mimi
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
DENTISTRY.

T MARTIN, Dentist. Office in Bikes build.
a ing Little Falls Mimi. All work WARRANTED
Our % years practical eXpe rience in the Dental
Art assures us that we can guarantee to the pub
lie that our work will be honurnbly and scien,f
cally done ann equal to The best.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
Railroad Wreck.

From Tuesdays Daily.
1t is reported here today that
wreck occurred on the Fargo 4
Southern railroad early this morn
inc in which two conductors were
killed. a snow plow is said to have
caused the accident. This is a branch
of the n. P. which runs from Fargo
to La MOure n. d.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

n o. PAQUIH, NJ. D., Physician and Surgeon.
". regular graduate with twenty years ex.
perience. Office in Butler Block. Cor 1st and
Oak SITS. Office hours: 7 to land III to II O. IN,
! to 3. and 7 TO 9p m
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

W.
A. d Davidson, Pres
NJ. NJ. Williams, Vice Pres.
A. X. Davidson, Cashier.
TheO. W old Assistant Cashier
Direct ors--A y. Davidson. G. A. Lindberlsh
NJ. VI. Williams Peter " blake, VIM. Davidson
Drew NJ usser. John RobnHon. II. G. Garvin W
II. Laird. NJ. E. Trumer. A. r. Davidson.
Transact a general banking business, buy anG
sell foreign and do restic exchange. Pays inter
est on time deposits. We make collections Il
s:acialtv.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
LEGISLATIVE LETTER
The House Assumes the Appearance Of
Industry, and it is Hoped Good
Will Result.

ST. PAUL, Feb, 6.-The fact that
no special legislation can be enacted
by the present legislature has pre-
vented the passage OF many bills up
to the present time, and makes the
working record of the house very
poor in comparison, with the results
in former ears. A careful examina-'
ton will show, however. that no
legislature ever passed much general
legislation during the first few weeks.
and this one is i'll about as good
shape in that matter as the average
one. Last week many of the commit
tees visited the state institutions,
such as normal schools, prisons, asy-
lums, etc., and the absence OF many
members delayed work somewhat.
The entire body spent one day at the
University. The latter part of the
week was well employed. however,
and this week starts uitepromising.
A dozen bills were acted on in COM
mittee of the whole this afternoon,
and legislation will soon proceed
rapidly.
~
There is quite acOntest over House
File sc, which is intended to allow
the consolidation Of water power,
electric light, water works. and SIM
liar companies. The impression has
become established in many quarters
that the bill is intended to confer
greater rights on certain corpora
tions, and it is charged to be loaded
with "woodchucks. Those who
are supporting the bill can see no
such inhabitants in the measure, and
the invitation to expose the game
fails to reveal anything. None OF the
companies ask any greater powers.
but it is urged that companies whose
relations render them SO entirely de-
pendent on one another should have
the right to consolidate. 1t would
be in the interest of the owners, the
patrons and the general public, and
could in no way harm anyone. 1t
is an encouraging sight, though,
that whenever the matter is fully dis
cussed before committees the bill is
favorably acted on, and a better un-
drrstanding will place it in better
favor in the house. ii it passes the
water power, electric light, gas and
water works at st. Cloud will at
once he consolidated under it.
The effort to have Frank Ellen
becker appointed to one OF the
positions in the st. Cloud land office
will have more strength than bold
Mcdonald OF the st. Cloud Times
seems willing to admit, and his
former home, Stearns county, may
not be solid with Med. in his fight
against Mr.. Ellenbecker. But perhaps
Mcdonald will apply so closely his
rule that the locality of govern
nent office determines from whence
the appointees shall come that he
| will not allow the Democrats in
Stearns county, outside of st. Cloud,
| to say anything about the matter.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

\ fire that occurred at Red Wing
last Tuesday was supposed to have
originated by rats gnawing matches
that were in a bureau drawer. No
one should leave matches lying
around where they can be reached by
these pests, for they are sure to
cause some mischief.-Graphic Sen
tinal.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

I0R. 81, J. BOWKER. Veterinary Surgeon
- Graduate OF the Ontario. Vet. College. o.
fee In Rhodes Block, Little Falls, Minn.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

~ N. A FORTIER, NJ. D.; G.. NJ. Gradnat,
~. Oi Fictorln University, Montreal, Canadn
Surgeon to St. Gabriel Hospital. Office hours
TO 10 A. NJ. and . to 4 r. NJ. Office ut resjdeuce
corner OF First and Elm streets.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

John W. WILLIS, Attroney at Law Litigation
y conducted In all the State and Federal Courts
Collections made in all paris Of the tricd -tates
Taxes pnd and Real Estate managed for Non.
residents Office in Nat Ger Am Bank Build
ing, Saint Paul. Minn.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

lf.GA l..

(NHAs A. LlNDBERGlI, Attorney ut law. @,
- flee i'll Buffers Brick Block, Little iaH
Minn.
l. RANK v. lyon. Attorney u, Law. OE}s
second floor city Hall, Lite Fails, Minl!.
NJ RlCHARD-ON. Attorney and Counsel.
~. at Law Agent tor the A. .cricau Aseu..
Collection Go. Buys and sells real estate ~,
loans money on the same. Also has a large L.
o. chnice lands ana town lots Tor sale. Office
Court House. Little Falls, Mimi.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

"A meeting of the council was held
at the city hall Saturday evening
Those present were Aldermen Butler,
Mahan, ToWnley, Mcdonald and
President Moeglein. Absent, Aids.
Rnttnn and Rider --.E e 5z7--si ~
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
MEDICAL.

n e. TRACE, Physician and Surgeon. Butir
~. Block. Office hours from 8 to II II. m. It
bp. m. Residence on East side OF Fourth stree
south OF Oak st. ED-Surgeon to n. T.. Il. t.
SurgsOa to st: 6abriel's Hospital,
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

NJ. Roberts. N. D.. Homeopathic physicia
~. and Surgeon, graduate of Zimmerman
Medical Collere Pbiladephia. Pa Diseases O
women a specially Office in Rhodes Block
Residence on Second street, two blocks south 1
court house. Surgeon to st. Gabriel's Hospita
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-02
Children Cry
for Pitchers Castoria.
Probate Docket.

Iron County, Missouri. November Term.
1893. Commencing November 9th,
1898.
Diltz. VIM G, Jr, minor, VIM G
Diltz, Sr, curator.
Elsman, w F, minor, Henriette Els
man, guardian.
Hughes. Nancy, insane, Evart
Hughes, guardian.
Kincaid, Lettie S, deceased, w H
Fisher, executor.
Meyer, John, insane, VIM Trauer-
NIGHT, guardian.
Persons, Mary E, minor, A w Hollo-
man. guardian.
Persons, VIM M, minor, A w Hollo-
man. guardian.
Persons, Elijah o, minor, A w Hollo-
man, guardian.
Sandman, Felepena, deceased, Theo-
dore Gherman, administrator.
Sinclair. Mary, deceased, Simeon G
SECULAR. administrator.
Tiernev, NJ j, deceased, James F.
Helton, administrator.
FOWL, b F, minor, John S FOWL,
guardian.
William, James H, deceased, j T
AXE, Administrator.
FRANZ DINGER.
Judge of Probate.