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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-06
WEDNESDAY, JULY 5. '93.
AT IL o'clock in the forenoon.

AT IL o'clock in the forenoon.
Plans and Specifications with the proposed form
of contract and bonds can be inspected at the
oflce of the Clerk of said Commissioners, at the
Cit dsli, between = A. y. ana 7. N. daily, where
blank forms OF bios and bonds which must be used
foe proposals can be obtained, as well as printed
copies of the specifications.
The stone specifications call for bids on the stone
work above the water table for either Indiana
Lfsne Stone or Granite; the mason specifications
inolade the stone work up to and including the
wafer table; and the specih cations provide that
bidders must present with their estimate samples
OF stone TO be furnished, stating where Quarried
and In use.
bidders may present one proposal for the
mason and stone WORK tspecifying the class OF
stone p%roposedl or they may present proposals for
either the stone work specifying the class OF stone
proposed) or mason work sepa - tely.
The commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids ifdeemed for the best interest OF
the City so to do.
Proposals WIN be marked Proposals Tor (nere
mention class of work. for the New City Hall" dt
rected TO the City Hall Commission. Jersey City,
and handed to the Clerk in open meeting when
called for in the order of business relating 10
scaled proposals.
By order of said Commissioners.
GEORGE F
Clerk
Jersey City, June 26, 1898
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-06

Estate OF John t. Woodruff, deceased. Sarah il.
Sherwood, nee woodruff, executrix OF Joha T..
Woodruff. deceased, by orter OF the Deputy Sur
ro9ate Of Hudson County. dated May %, 1898.
hereby gives notice to the creditors OF said decedent
to bring in their debts. demands and claims
against the estate of said decedent, under oath or
affirmation within II ne months from the date of
said order, or Jhes VIII be forever barred Of any
action therefor against said eSecutrix.
ARA III. SHERWOOD,
Nee
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-06
Not Mnch of Commandment,

-FUF NuCH T4
She-And won't you be able to come to my re
ception?
Helm afraid not, Miss Rose. Twill either
come myself or send flowers.
She-Ah. that IS very kind of you. lido so
love foWers.-Texas Siftings.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-06
Calculated bx q WRONG Standard

First Little Boy. at school-Mamma didn't put
up half enough lunch to-day.
Second Little Boy-Mebby she waited till after
breakfast, and hadn't much appetite Good
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-06
wheeling Notes.
ATHLETIC Arena.

The Entertainment Committee of the Scottish
American A. c.. met last night and completed
arrangements for its excursion, on July 30.
The Scots will have a regular meeting tomor-
row night.
hold its regular semi-annual election of officers
on nextW ednesday evening.
j. H. Green. Jr. n. J. A. c., win compete at
account to settle down there, and says he will
run on the outside of the track if necessary.
Hugh Hart, the well known sporting writer
Of the New York sun, moved TO Bergen Point.
He has hired an excellent mansion, and ex-
tends a warm welcome to all his friends to call
and sample his training table.
Big Jim Mitchell is talking of entering Ia the
swimming championships this year.
WooAford, formerly of the Prospect Har-
hers, is now with the N. ia c.. and will
represent that club In the long distance races.
Boston has had a new athletic track added to
It's number, at Oak Island, a station in the sub
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-06

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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-06
port team. The SCI
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BRIDGEPORT c. c.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Jersey City. June %, 1898
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-02
Death of an Eminent Nep,o

CHALOTTE. N. c., Oct. 25.-A special
from Salisbury, N. c.. tells of the death
of Rev. j. Z. Price, ID. d., the eminent
Southern negro orator, and President of
Livingstone College at Salisbury. DR.
Price was not quite forty years old
lie was not all the Fred Douglass type
of negro, and realized that the Southern
white man was the negros friend. His
relations with prominent uthern
white men we're most cordial. Price
was noted for his eloquence. He was
black, through negro. lie was in
many respects remarkable man. DR..
Price died at his residence at Living
stone COLLEGE, Salisbury, N. g., Oct. %,
Of Bright's disease at about 1. pm. He
was appointed by Cleveland during his
first term as Minster to Lib cria. but
declined, prefering to devote his ener-
gies to the advancement OF the youth Of
the of his race. lie hal preached
by invitation in both Henry Ward Bee.
cher's and Spurgeon's churches.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-02
Besiege u Train,

SAN. ANTONIO, TEX, Oct. 24. The
gang of forty unemployed workmen from
California, who reached here few day 8
ago, are still helc, being unable to make
their way out of the city on freight
trains. They have not been ted for two
days, and some of the men who have
been unable to obtain food by begging
are suffering intensely frow hunger.
The tramps proct eded to the Southern
Pacific yards IN body yesterday morn.
ing and captured special freight train
as it passed through. The train crews
however, in order 20 prevent hauling
the men, side. tracked The entire TRAM
two miles east OF the city, and it has re
NAMED there ever since, with the tort y
tramps on top OF the cars are loaded
with pcrlshabIe California fruit and the
loss TO the railroad will be heavy if the
siege continues much longer. Special
olncGrs guarding the cars. Two
hundred moie tramp workingmen arc
expected to arriye here tomorrow ffOm
the West.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-02
IGrriliG EXnlnAInn.

NEW ORLEANS OaL. 2l.-At G:3O
O'Clock this Afternoon there was a ter
rlic cXploson in Var No. 2 OF the Mis-.
ssslp,i Valley Railroad, in Poydras
street. In the ward there were three
tanks Of vasolne, and the vardmen were
.Dadug fourth car with barrels of gaso
line aud powder, when they discovered
LuaL the oil was on fire. The men ran
for their lives, and had bai ely crossed
the street when The three tanks and the
car Of oil and powder exploded, sending
up a llarnc fully five hundred feet high
and producing conclusion that was felt
throughout the city. The yardmastec
stated that no lives were lost. Twenty
thou9and dollars will cover the loss OF
the railroad company,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-02
To Rule tn q Sherid.

The Columbia Journal, yf last Wed
nesday, says: "Sheriff Cathcart may
be ruled for contempt Of a trial Justice
1t all arises out Of the case of "Dr." Pc
ter Davis. colored, charged with hoo
doong' an Orangeburg German. Day
IS was arrested several times, but each
time released. A warrant was sworn
out in Orangeburg Il few days ago,
charging him with obtaining money
under false pTetences. lie was arrest
ed yesterday, the warrant having been
properly countersigned. John McMas
ter representing Davis, went before
Trial Justice ClarksOn, waived a pre-
liminary examination and the defend
ant gave bond for his appearance al
Orangeburg at the next term of court
Judge Clarkson then issued an order
for Davis discharge, but Sheriff Cath
cart, 1t seems, refused to recognize this
order. Mr.. McMaster then brought ha
Deas corpus proceedings before boti
Trial Justices ClarksOn and Stack. Thi.
was about II O'Clock last night, Dav
Is discharge was again ordered. but
the sheriff says he did not receive the
papers III this case until the prisoner
mad left on the train for Orangrburp
Mr.. McMaster claims that the order OF
dlscharge ought to have been sufficient
without Il writ of habpas corpus and
VIII ask for rule to show cause why
Sherllf Cathcart should not be punished
Tor cOu'empt OF c0ui T."
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-02
Both Claim the Cornsa

BATTLE CREEK, Oct. "a "A sad mis-
take has occurred to the identiIication
1l mr tne bodies taken from thewreck her g.
DR. SWeet!and of Eiwardsburp, Mich
editor of the Argus, 1dentilied ehe nndu
OF one OF the victims as that of h.
sister, Mrs. Eveline AldrIch of Ed,vard' =
sburg, and the body was shipped ~ -
that place last night. The Coroner has
Just received a dispatch from ]. d
Wooa of Cato. N. Y, stating that the
oudy is the body of his wife. She was
identified by both men by her clothing,
Mr. Wood asserts that he has positive
proof chat the body is that Of his wife,
and DR. S%eetland is just as positive
that they are his sisters remains,
Coroner Gillette ha9 telpgraphed the
circumstances to DR.. Sweetlaud and
DebutY Sheriff King has been seat to
bring back the remains. 1t is feared
that legal proceedings WlIl have to be
instituted before 'he body can be re-
covered.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-02
Clearing Hou4e CortIficafes.

WAsnINGTON, Oct. 2f.-Mr. Nc
Laurln, of South Carolina, was before
the committee on banking ana currency
this morning. lie spoke in reference
more partlcul ,ry to the clearing house
certificates issued by the banks of
Columbia, S g., upon which 10 per
cent tax had been Threatened. lie
read a telegram showing that $50 600
had been issued payable January |, 1891.
The discussion was as to whether the
tax snould be paid by the association
issuing the cpItllicetieS or NY all who
circulated them. There was vast
difference of opinion IA the committee,
which led to not argument among the
members. MrssrS Springer, Warner
and Hall claim the tax must be paid
every time the note Is passed. Mr..
Broslus combated this idea. Mr.. Nc
Laurin said that 1t was matter of
doubt. The sentiment of tho commit
tee Is iG favor OF immediately reporting
the bill. Mr.. Turpin, of Alabama, was
heard ID favor Of his bill 10 allow the
national banks to lend money oa real
estate.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-02

BRUNSWICK, Co.,, Oct. 25 Thirty
new c.srs OF yellow fever were reported
here TODAY, five Of the patients being
white, and one new case on Jekyl
Island. There are now under treat
meni 40 whites and 222 negroes,
total Of 1862; 462 cases have been dis
charged; thirty three whites died and
nine Col )red PATENTS, a total of az
have died; 7G4 patients have been and
are uuder treatment to date. The
number discharged today exceeds the
new cases by l. There are no very
serious cases under treatment.
The weather IS warm and favorable
to the spread of the disease, but unfav-
orAOlc 30 fatality. rhe physicians are
all hopeful. Relies is being juniciously
given yuJ. Gne sick are having proper
care and nOurlShment The people are
AS well 3atiSlj d as could be under sucn
circumstances. More relief will come
IN from several points to insure against
future Starvation ENe general out
look IS encouraging, considering past
experiences during this epidemic.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-02
a p1Dnpnap.

- CHARLESTON, S. g., Oct. 25.-Gray
Buffalo Robe, AMI Indian squaw con.
nected with PaWnee Bills Wild West
show, gave birth to "A pappoose this
morning on train. The child was
named Carolina in lonor of Miss M3y
Lille Pawnee Bnl's wlfe) and the
State OF her birth. The mother rode
IN race ten hours after tho Child was
born. The mother Is Telling Stars
wife aud daughter Of Sitting Bull. y,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-02
White Capp ers Caugf

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Oct
Hamilton Marion County, thf
White Cappers have been al
burning The gin and mill OF .
borne, Of Hacklebury, together
bales OF cotton. The men
Brewer, Tom Moore and Wes
The first named Eave bond anG
two are in iail. Osborne,s
mills had been posted, but he
ed it. The accused will enc,
prove an alibl. Nearly eve
Marion County has ceased to !
Osborne's was burned. Ip9
CountV warning n Offices baves
ted on gins signed "Eofty y.nii
menL OF Alabama White {
The farmers are afraid to gin
cotton, and affairs are said
depl0rable condition.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-02
the Prhper Wav

MACON, Ga, Oct. 90 "A AbouttI
negroes met in theSuperior Co
hele to day and organized tt
American Association Of GJ
pledged to use every means ;
power to put down those crime
the negroes that have given sss,.
lynchiugs. a set of resolutions wei
drawn up and will be presentedSto 90
Legislature asking for speedy trialo
all cases of rape and more hetnou
murder. The meeting WAS orderly ant
making by the earnestness OF the speak
ers AMI the general air of determlna1 g
ton that pervaded it. Every Congrss
sional District In the State was re-
presented.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-02

was assigned to duty as commander in
chief of the South Atlantic station
shortly after the Columbus naval re-
view of last spring.
Naval officers who know Commodore
Stanton are utterly at loss to under
stand how he came to make 80 serious
a mistake, If such 1t can be called.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-10

- Die Jamilie BON grnit Vfeiifer
uermebrte ii@ letten Donner tag bur@
bic Mntuntt eines tleineu TS1ter@ens.
- Wm. Stunt lit pcn Mantato 81
9auie, um III Der Grnte m~itSubelfen.
- Sn ber eagle Mable merten bieie
Wobe bebeutenoe 0erbeileruusen uprses
nommen, wdbreuo wel9er 3eit bas Mabz
len einseiteQt weroen mubte.
- Trau g. q. George uno Godter
9elen tebrteu am Samitas uou ibrer
geiu@sreiie aus Mi9tsan ;uriid.
- Carl Nasel bat am Montas ieis
men Weisen sebroi den; wdbreno ii9 bic
Sualttdt ais cine CUTE erwies, blieb ber
grtra9 binter ben Grwartunsen ;uriid.
- @uitau Slider, wel@er ieineSt
ais 2ebrer ber bieii9en Dffentli9en S@us
le nieoerleste, beabli@tist na@ Deutids
Lamb gu 9eben, um bort Meoi;in gu itas
biren.
- Trou Sarab Pferfferle bat ibr
gut= unb Mooemaaren9el@dft mad
9ennin9iens @ebauoe uerle9t II. S@ein>
Ser Derratb bat bas uon ibr uerla0ene
2otal be5o9en.
Iusuit @asner, uuo $. 8. Ble:
then ma9ten AM Sonntag pet Bpcicle
einen Mus lug na9 &eomooo Sails uuo
tebrten ant Wontag, mobl etuas ermii>
bet aber ionit munter BON bortber ;uriid.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-10
Sta6tratbsz& erb1n6lmngen.

Sn ber am Dienitas ben 8. Mu9uit
ab9ehaltenen u%erta9ten Sisuns bes
Staotratbes wurben II. u. bic fol9enben
@ei6dfte erlebi9t:
Der 8eri@t bes &atbes fir Ofientli9e
Nrbeiten betreffs ber @raoiruns pon
@erman StraBe 3wil@en l. un6 8.
GioitraBe, in wel6em bic 9rbeit ais
swedmabis 5ur Nusfiibruns empfoble,
wirb, muroe por9ele9t uno baraufbtn
bel9loilen bieieIbe IN l1ebereini tim>
muns nit Der Gmpfeblung c%ontrattlid
gu uer9eben. Mn9ebote bafar mi6en
bis gum 4. Sept., Nadmitta9s 2 l1br
beim Gitp Glert einserei9t merben. Oie
Stabt bat bic 9dlfte uno bic angrensenz
ben grunoei9entbumer bic an6ere 9alfte
BET Bautoiten 81 tragen; AUDI baben
bic @run6eigentbiimer ben Nntbeil Der
itdotii9en Soften bis gum I. Mails94,
obne Snterel Ell, por5uitrefen.
%. 9ummel uno s.. gcuBmann err
bieltcn BauerlmbniBl @eme be1uiQigt.
Ger Gitp Qlttornep rei9te cine neue
Oroinan5, $50. 80, III Betreff bet Bez
itrafuns pom Nnsrifien uno &0rperuer>
letung, EN-; bieielbe wuroe naG reifliz
der Briifun9 senebmi9t uno Der Glert
beauitra9t, wenn pom Mapor be9lauz
bi9t, Die erforoerl.@e Betanntma@uns
gu peranlahen.
Citizen un6 Gorbes, wel9e ben Con-
trait gum Nnitrei@en ber Bride BEL 6er
eagle Mible uiw. erbilteu, ~itellten bic
erforberli@e BIr9l@aft u1b muroen
boraufbin nit Der Musfibruns beauf>
tra9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-10
Gourtlano Nadridtcn.

Sieber an Ted, ber1 Neui9feiten iommell1
li1 micoer.
@dbrerb bieler uub u0Giter ISOLDE tagt
lit ct. Yeter etl1 1ebrer= Suititut. Yriiiullz
gen finben am Somitag na6iter 8o6e itatt.
2ouis N0bler mar eu1i9e 3eit leiben6.
q. Gorbet fat einl,peileu 6. Yaulin9s &C.
bGube al Gte Don Main unb 5. Strabe BE-
;o9erl.
Scames Sor,ep bat Die Nrbeit an Der gi>
icnbabu aui9eseben uno lit bel S. $. Ootp ii.
0ieuit setreten.
s. 81. goweu erbielt fiir;li6 ein Wbeelod
Hiauo.
Cine en9lii9e Sonutogl1ule, ,pelde I'M,
4 llbr na6mitta9s be9innt, mnr6e bobier ius
3eben 9crlliell.
SRI. Gleuelonb bon Ga Groiie, mel6e b.
lelbit ais 2ebreriu tbati9 lit, perbra9te etli9e
Wodeu bel bieii9eu 0erpaubten.
Geo. Is. @9lottman, pon Stem llm per-
meilte am Samlto9 III Sourtlono.
Mobt. 2ieber bot fir 81 500 bas ieit eiui9er
cSabren pou q. Gorbet benutte Ootp' lde 81
9entb1m crmorben NIB ,ptrb III @eneirl 1ait
nit 9(utou Toriter bas S9miebebanomert BE-
treibeu.
Mat. &apmonb unb @ebilien pom Sleepy
gpe 1il,b nit benz Sau pom g.. 81. 3iesfes
ueuem @obnbaus 5ei@aftist. Gaiielbe wiro
tbeils 24x24x1S unb 12x12x10 9rob.
&eu. .. S9uls uno Srau beiu@ten nab
re,tb einer Wode ber lestereu glteru 1T Glue
Garth Gitp.
Sermanm @9rDber or. belist eli, ne1es
Nboetou, has 11Ouite lit ber %llmseseu6.
9enrp Soreiu bon Cafe 8eutou sebeutt et=
li6e Wtonate bier su p%erbrinsen.
George Seuien besleitete feline Gouiine,
SRI. 9pbia Yoiels, na9 Manfato nnb blieb
balelbit iibcr Sountag.
6. &i9art miiul6t feline Tarm su %uerfauier
uuo 9e6entt ii6 sur &,De su ieten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-10
Qlucttpu!
Qlun 0ienita9 ben %. Mu9ult

Am Sten1ta9 Den ~. Nu9u1t,
besinnenb INN 8 llbr pormittass ,pirb llnterz
sei9neter ouf ietuer Sarm 1T Sown Court
LAMB fol9enbes Gise1tbum 0fientli9 p%eritei=
germ laii eu: 2 Wiuleapolis Selbibinoer,
1 MGbmal@ine, 2 SGemal6ineu, 2 @agen,
4 Y1iise, 1 9eare6en, 1 Sultp Gultipator,
8 @agen, 3@9litten, 1 ;pe,iiti9er Su9z
g.. 1 Strotmii9le, l pusmiible, 1 eodles
miible, 10 Mil9tibe. : Sellers, q
Sabre alt, 4 9eifers, i Sabr alt, 2 Su(en,
1 II. 2 Sabre alt, ID Stiere, 1 II. 2 Sabre
alt, 10 &alber, 5 59afe, 1 Sau nit 5 SUIT
Is juuse @9meiue pom Mars, 7 @rbeits=
pferoe q Mabren, 4. II. 6. Sabre alt unb 5
8ala9e s,uii den 8. II. 10 Sabren). 3 Yfer=
be9ei6irre, 1 &o9< nub 2 Seii0ien, iowie
iammtli9e 5aus9eratbl3aiten auBer Setten.
S%ebiu9ungen: Summe11 inter $40 @aib;
bariiber IA Mo1ate 3eit su7. Yro3ent 9esen
quite St6erbett. Wenr innerbalb 2 Moua=
ten beSablt, perben teiueSntereieu bere9net.
6. .. Yre9t, SDr9enIorben
%Nuctionator. Gisentbimer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-10
BiQiac Grcuriiuncn.

9(m %. @u9uit, ~. September unb 10.
Sftober miro bic Nortb,pctern einie Jog,
Serbjt : Grcuriious Sidets perfouieu, uni
slpar nod GlGeeu int norbweitli9cu 8 owa,
bent peitli6eu Miuneiota, 0tor6 lu6 Glib
Nafota, Manitoba, Nebrasfa, Colorado,
@pomiu9 uuo lltab. Steje Sidets li,,b oui
20 Gage ua6 Nlslteluug berlelben fir Die
&iidiobrt 9ilti9 uub beredti9en oui benz
Siluue9e gum Nbiteisen au j3piideuitatiouer
1T benz Gc;irt fir ,ueldes biel elbel1 alls9eltelt
iinb. We9en ausiiibrli9er Sniormattor
,uenbe mar iid al bic g(9euteu Bet 6. & sc.
@. Giieubabn. 80
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-10
uuentQeltlih.

0iejenisen, mielde Or. Sings Neue Gut
bedln9 9ebrau9t babeu, teuuen ibreu Wertb,
uuo Die Nnber1 Dobeu nun @elegeubeit, le
uueutseltli1 gu perlu9en. Spre6t bel
Dem an9esei9ten Mpotbeter Dor unb laii ct gu6
cine freie Yrobeflal9e 9eben. Senbet Nane,,
uub Nbrelle al $. 6. 8udleu & &c., Gbica:
90, uno SIR ,peroet cine probel9adtel Don
81. &u9S Nelen 2ebenspilen, 1o,pie ein @r=
en1p(ar bes Gel unbbeitsf inbrers unb @ausinz
i~trnttors frei erbalten. Wir sarantiren, boB
allies bieies ibneu gut tbuu mirb unb babel
l1idts toitet. 8. 81. Ollen, 9lpotbefer, Seem
ulm. 4
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-10
0ci6dttS=W otisen-

Il &auft Cure Selfarben unb Sele
in Ollens Mpotbefe.
Das BEL tie 2ein0l uno Sea @inen0l
finbet man bel $. 2auoenl6ld9er. (ba
y &rauie & 9irl@ fibren ein aussez
;et3netes Prdparat gum Geint9en BON
WGnoen uno Taretsn.
Il Sci mormem Wetter lift ni@ts Be-
quemer ais cine 9dn9ematte. Cine
uol ltdnbi9e @usmabl gu finben 1T BET
Mpotbete pon IS. q. Mlmin.
Cine aus9e3ei9nete Nusmabl uon
9an9ematten 1T i'm Gitp Drug Store
gu finoen.
@ajoline bon better SualitGt unb
in b~eliebiser Suontitat 1T nunmebr i'm
@el9dft bon S. y. 8ebnte gu baben
uno mirb &unben obne Grtrauer9itun9
irs 9aus geltefert.
@rtrafeine @9intenmurf, loeben
ein9etroffen bel Trau s.. @6be.
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STATE IF MINNESOTA, COUNTYOFBROWN
U.s. In Probate Court, Special Term, July Dist

STATE OF MINNESOTA A, COUNTYOFBROWN
U.s. In Probate Court, Special Term, July Dist
1898.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Christian Gaetke,
deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF Christian
Gaetke, deceased, late OF the County OF Brown
and State of Minnesota, being granted to Au-
gust Jeske of Cottonwood, Brown Co., MINI.
1t is ordered, that six months be and the same
is hereby allowed from and after the date of this
order, in which all persons having claims or de-
mands against the said deceased are required to
file the same in the Probate Court Of said County
for examination and allowance, or be forever
barred;
1t is further ordered, that the first Monday in
February A.. D. 1894, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at q gem
eral term OF said Probate Court, to be held at the
Probate Office in the Court House in the City of
New Ulm, in said County, be and the same hereby
is appointed as the time and place when and where
the said Probate Court will examine and adjust
said claims and demands;
And it is further ordered, that notice OF such
hearing be given to all creditors and persons in
terested in said estate by forthwith publishing
this order once in each week for three successive
weeks in the FORTsCHRITT, q weekly newspaper
printed and published at the City OF New Ulm in
said County.
Dated at New Ulm, MIMI, the 21st day ofJuly.
A. D. 1898.
BY the Court, f. P. BERTRAND,
IL. ST. q Judge OF Probate.