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The advocate., 1894-06-13

munity, where in the, Alliances they
have had equal privileges. Also in all
fraternal and beneficiary organizations,
women organizations are in harmony
with them. All our institutions of
learning have given equal opportuni-
ties, thus they have learned equality of
intellectual grasp and attainment and
have learned also to believe that they
should hencefOrth have equal priVi-
leges. They have trustingly expected
that a party founded on the basic prin-
ciples of eternal justice would not
dodge the question and set the matter
aside for more convenient season.
But this is not the chief reason why
we want to be heard; we might afford
to have individual interest stand in
abeyance, but we do not want to see
the future prosperity of the party
jeopardiZed. This union Of forces was
effected by the common belief of
strong underlying principle of justice,
and let the convention show by its
action that it is recreant to the trust
and it at once invites disintegratiOn
and decay. The republican party has
its thousand battleields, its years of
struggle and herOism, to cement and
bind it after profigacy and corruption
had controlled its party managers-so
the democratic party repeatedly swings
back as a rebuke to the aggressive
measures of its opponents, and points
with pride to its traditions and vitality.
But what is there to hold together the
Peoples party if it loses sight of the
lofty principles enunciated at its incep-
tionp AS soon as the common people
see their leaders falter, their faith will
be wrecked and support will flee. You
may say this privilege will come in
good time, but it is vital; while we wait,
confidence is destroyed, and hope, in
spiration and enthusiasm goes with il.
So much for principle and now let us
view this in the light of expedienCy.
The vote in Kansas in 1892 was about
100000. The sexes are probably nearly
equally divided, but suppose through
opposition and indifference we reduce
the vote one-half; this will leave about
10000 intellectual educated women to
reinforce the party that has the cour-
age to champion this cause, and who
will show by their works that it is en-
titled to confidence. In numbers this
far outweighs that of the German
League" as to the quality and moral
support to the party, there is no COM
parison. Let not this tide sweep by
and bear only wrecks and debris to a
party formed for the veal of mankind!
s T.. RUGGIES
The advocate., 1894-06-13

New York gold-trust-to train their sdi-
tOriRl squirt guns on the people. "The
plain people," as Lincoln called them,
know perfectly well that Judge Miller's
sentence in the case Of Ooxey implies ex-
sctly this: "A poor man has no rights
that q rich man is bound to respect"
Do our people desire to have scenes
enacted in New York at that time re-
peAted in every one of our large CitiesP
Yet it is to this condition we are rapidly
drifting. Our safety 10 in adherence by
our government to the principles guar
Rnteed by the constitution. Delay iB
dangerous, and it is only speedy return
to those principles that will perpetuAt0
republican government. J.V.
Msttapan, Mass, May %, 1894.
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NOTICE OF THE SALE or 3Nps-No
~ lice % hereby xfvsa that the directors Of IA.
Middle kiititas irrixasiea aissrset "a kniisas
tee hshesl respaas hie tiidsr a. tas ono. OF IN.
dsFsctors OF said district in the civ Of Fit~ns-
burg said county aud state, June S. isas az
10 o eiorx feur haaased 400 negotiable So
Year interest bearing bands cf said irrigation Dis
~, ,c -, ~ ne dsass na'ian Of nve aaadrea and
unpaid principal san In each esaa the rate OF
se pea cent per aasaaa from data nsss faiiv pais
cain ef shs United stses en- the La sy az ganeafs
aad 'ae iss day Of Iay 81 sash year s2ia beads
.sss sae ths prtnsipas sum therein 10 De paw able
"a SEQ celia Of the United states In snstslimenEs
- iao~a ssst; Al he expiration Of NJ cen
years Per evnt of the sa,t principal Of each az
sasa bonds and per eeat az the rens ns.r at .aa
frsastEAi co s@ce OF said bonds the expiration
g eaeh SUGGESTING yssf thereafter until said eria-
cfpai sam = ,asET paid rriacffaal ard Iu,@r-st en-
.sS eenss rayasis a. The efrs Of The treasurer Of
fhas seass<i es,ss for she parcaAse Of sala seaas
rlass - nied With lanes g Boyle secretary 81
s1s assrssh Al me ostsise Of the directors of said
Ustssiaa etstssst n sad city Of EIlensearxh sAI
ssaaty asa state s>fers Jaas & 1884 II .
cssss > IA. AID eaeA as3 Ne Hnsrse<s IBID
i@y tas purchase az easas IL Ee MsGis kllEsas Irs
ssasaea Isstrsc' and zach etd must ae secozs pa
Esee 9Th = cxrssassi ehee6 oa eene ss3re I tssx
- re $40 o. sAshsngtea in the sasn % ens
ttS9sssa 30 ss's 81 0sSss, PAYABLE q. W Sasst-
sssss Treasurer Of the dds knttgsS frfsxasssa
nlssrleA ~hisa cheek wiz ee resara<a IN the
ssesa tass ssea ase Is aes soeepsel EAea BID
sngs. AAss esatAla s<ressnsas 10 arrsps ,ns
oaa1s ~ snaosats "a fellows to AIS Tw~asy axs
taeas&as 6sl aTs sszS assf wsssA en jay 4 tsss.
sd tssasy eve iaoasAaa dollars fsss sssss9 wer,a
ea eSsh sAt ~ 50 asss thereafter ausGs me wAai.
80, a., so-.Iss sso sanfrss saeassaa dssis-s
ss-~.tssS = takes ara each ~. sls ceasa1n an
fsFeesesni saas shs lafsres. CO sA@ nozs shsi -
. = AeSsse sasrsos .ssly frsza ana are shs eass
s~sss iSs ssSs' to rsssct any .a9 All osAs
JAMES "a KGyLg
eTsssss'y sf iss Made kassisxs Irrsxssisa Dts
nsssa a, slsessaasSs, WASH Arre IS. ,sax
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Bos1ox. Ms.s.. Juns 70. i0o1

Bos5ox. Msss., June -. -
PoetInselllgencer Co. Ssatss, Weee
osats: resolved ssms time siscs 49,
excelsent map Of the United stAtes 80
~efa nap On The reverse side. 80
ps-ased With a. IL foxms . hAndeooe
vaisso.s addition 90 my Once. sa1 g.
fAii 10 be satisfactory % any one ~ -
fours tsdiy. ~
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wnr FnRMpAIR W.
rest In teliigencsr, nsafsls. waah = ~
received one efyeur premium Dape -
DINER day. ana it - . nns map IN svs'y
seset And deserves praise Yeufs t.Hi!
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LunnL Wash. Feb. 4 ley4
fhe fees- iatsiligencss. seattle, Neen-
neAf sire. received ysur prsminm -
N seed coalition Many thAaks -
Asspsstfn.iy yspra NJ
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PALousz CRY. wash-. Nay "a. IL
0eass: ] received the map Of IL woGo)
seat b. you - good order and - -
pisAssi with II II - both ussfui - -
naasntai and ahouid and place u eselv
neusehsid PisaAs socspt my tnanS9
fourn respectfully. y
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XoxmrAr "a ~ ii -

KogmLA1, \ C., Msy n IL
EliooR fost- Iateniosncsr, oeasale NJ
-oeaS SIR: have vsoslved ~ ~ ~
the vesi1. ETC.. and an paease4 % 60
snAe an thoroughly sas1s1ed 90 n
Yoofs truly. VA
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LooAzsrox. wash, Feb q loo1
Peee-Inieliigencer. seattle. Wsah II ~
expsctatieaA FUNK Il 70 worth fuliT r.
tlnes tbs monoy you Ask for IL ana Il ~
tAs pess map have ever sSen p0hl1nnGo|
YeuSe with respsca Ia
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rsHAsfrN. wasA-, Apsil Z, too4
Post lptoshsencsr Co. Sessale, WmA~s
0eouemen: Your map arrived On ne -
stage from Ellie nsburg % this p,soss 60
In sxceliont condition am well $500
with The map - we'll - assonixhed 6 n
price for whieh yea give The mag = -
susscriberA Nest respectfully,
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Post Iutslligsncer Co, SoaxtIe. VsISI
0enss: have received TIE mar an1 g
vel pleased with It Think 10 woll -
-, which 10 would CO.'S - g - . ssoro ~
buy II Long may the Pest InseifI61ir9
I've and prsspae I rsnata youn W
respectfully. 9
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NoHra WEILISsTox. \ G.. Juns ., H.
Dear SIR I have received youe -
MUM map il COED order. and Am hlu1&
pleased With IL I censidsf taat hsvet91
your valuable payer free, - I xAiue ~
map moro than the price of subscztpuA
Yours very respectfully. Id
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LANsLEy. wssh.. March u, H.
Post Inssiigengex Pubashing Ca,
delegated With tAs man IL came IN -
erass, and 70 Q dAlsy. 4.
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Far, Idaho, Feb n logA
The seattle PosS-Intslh gencse Co,
Tie Wash -~Sirs. I resolved the 60
waa map short time age, ana il
condittoa. An more than pisased 80 -
~ V worth double ths price Yours ~
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What
They
Think
OF 1t.

The premium map oasrsa =
the Observation-Disclosures
its subscribers old saa nv, {
now to b found In thossa,an
Of homes in the Pacific NevtA.
west That no premium 60
offered has given such unlvu,.
eel satisfaction Is evi1eona1
By the following testinseialn
which Are . few among -
large number received d.
those who have received O..
map These letters Are 81
copies Of the originals On nlslS
this ofhcs. the signatures -
being omitted. Is the poSf.
INTELLIGENCRR does not q
ct liberty to publish the III
names OF those who haye -
kindly expressed their sDpru
citation Of the map.
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ONTARIO, Canada. Apru Z IA
Poes- Inssiiigencer. Seattle. w. =
0entas0ens The premium Dap roo12lrA
In good order. and is xives posfoos eo111i
tioA am yeurs truly, HY
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t5NfRACFtH RS CAS SAVE MONEY OK
- Fs~ss~f - eSs1 srfek EssaftAx eosars ssoaeA
s~-A 1850 siS-- ~ kesskax issees ~ a ~
ssosss, ia1s West ssr~~s ga - T. A. a ssr.,s
tee4 "a &asstsas street.
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BALrrnonn. Ma, Nay n n
rooe-Intslligencsr Co. Sea1liA ~
osntiemsn: The map received ~ hViG1
much apprseiass4 Very truly, H.
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Fer fnsormafion eoncerninx this -
sall o: TIE publication Once or stdfso
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EHYHnnnlsR wash. Fsh II -
seattle Post Tnsoll..encer. 49,
Wssh Have rsesivea the wall ~ ~
Exceptionally well pleased with q NJ
exeelienr Accsps thaaka Ysun ~
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xReRfrxcrs.

EyEss . kk1Ii4 ARcalrACTA aaraEs
IL essex
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MEADOW. Wash. Ysn q H.
Poofins~higenesr Co. s~siuA -
sirs-Ihs map b sester th&n Ne sxp
fuiiy. e.
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LArAH. Wash. Fsn Q IL
fo96 tnte.lfsencer. Seattle. Wesh. -
ME-. NAP received In gooa sase~ -
piss 81 with isAnd aiyo ins paesk
Psspsesfally. y
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Tn THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
i OF Washington fos the county Of kfnx

Tn THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TH Z STATE
i Of Washington foe the county Of kfng.
Chsries ". s.lovss. pialaia osisxs ~ Glover.
defeaasaS Ma l7.ezl Summons BY cabsira.
tsnzl
The state % wssatagsoa 20 oriskA n Glover
eefen1szt above named: Yea hsseoy nesaaed
thai scsten has beea commenced against yea
IL ths stsve-sa fsIled eoo,t he asd ck,{,ct
o. wnsca s 10 oo4ain tadg nsns Of dsvorce and for
fns TAI and eoEapsis dassesatsoa "a tae marriage
sIfzsEng aeewesa ,ha saovensznea piasakH AID
asEssdaat on the xro<snd Of your shazdea meat Coz
enc rear. - mere fa y appears BY The con AMT
herein. Aad yoa are hrr~ey snmuoa<d and 70
Gazre1 30 APP a2SUex and dessa6 shs eczu-
plant lie 10 sad srstaa vi atn sixty sSgl
days from the date Of the hrst peoitczssas Of this
saansons. tsruss within stxty feot Gays froEn me
seventh dAy II ApsH. 1ss<. Which - the esy On
~hich the sAi4 hrsa raeiicAssen u male. and Ia
case q yDof tAt0re - 20 DO the pasafn viii Apply
Ia TIE coa<s for the ralief deuaassea fE she com
rszat And IsdSuaeas vii 10 rsndsrcd agzlass > On
sscorciag - tbs asnAsd Of tbs coznYialaE
JOHN " Ak<TOy
PsatusiRs Attorney
fesssfsce sadrssa. 90 Pisnsss eostains. ssaisls.
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ADsnpsRx. wash Feb IA H.
fosttDteiligencsr Co. bsasssst
Pfsnian map received ana sivss 80.
sausfac<5on. Yours respectfully. - - .
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TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
L Of Washington In ana for the county OF King
Tacoma Trust and savings Baak. plaintifY. va
Fred W. SAaton. recsiveI Of the Tscoma Yacht
C9aA aud l. T. Post. j. {. hyockenbronsh IT,
lie Roy Pra 4 George b. Eaton and v alter
oakea trustees fcf the TacomA Yacht Jtob, de-
fendantA sammens for puslIcati0n
The state or Washfngfoa 20 the sstd I. z. Post
ana j. c. Brock len brough. lr., defendants: Yea
are herosy summoned TO appear within twenty
days after the services Of sas summons exclusive
OF the DAY Of ssgvics. and dofszd the above snlf
tied action In the court afofesatd, and = COPY
Of your answsr % osnsr pleed,ue en- The persons
waose nstnes are saeecrsbed TO thts summons at
the plsos herein specified: and In case e your
failure 30 to do tedgmsnf VII - rendered against
which viii b ailsd with the clerk Of aAid court
puxsISs. RscaARDA MUnRAx q PRAfr
Attorneys for f1Ainft6
p. q sddfssA SIS Merchants kassoaai Baak
builtiug Tacoxna, washlngsou
his action 10 breughf to forecioss . mortgage
npon property IN sasd kiag county. Washington
described - foiiswA to wts:
That certain tract Of land 60 Mays talAnd
beusSed - follow: BeGfnpins ~ . point on
onArtermsssss hArosR eight hundr "a and sixty-
i've feet north Of and ten hnn6rcd and fcrty eight
feet west Of the soasheAss Of lot three ~
In sociisn tsirty-ese t3lf In tewnxhto tweasy-sws
Meridian: rgnniag thsaes east four hanHred
eixhsy ie<s 70 . stake. thsnes north ssven nand-sd
forty I'VE fest 70 STAKE thence Eve hnadr ed
.sxty feet 90 shA shoe Of olarternasser harbor;
thence seoihsssy ssong The shofs line 70 the place
OF e<gfansng
eIrss publication March 81 1894
Last pub estacn Nay IL. 1884
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NOTICE or 0ALE ACCOUNTS AND NOT 70
IN -Pursaans 70 n erdsF a. the superior court Of
King county, INSIDE n the matter u thaxles r.
Fraseh IN insoveut oebsoe. TIE underaignsd wtll
cell ~ auction for cash. - the fto0t door Of thu
courthouse In the city q Seattle. King county.
10 o;ciocf y. Ia q aceoansS c1ss g he s.id
Charlie =. Frasch ~ eun1ry pessons; 02so Tie twc
CD folioytng proUiseory notso;
the said Charles Y ErascA eag afsy-thres dollars
and ssventy.stx eeote fee15el. dAte1 Nay ~.
1892, made ~ = = Kssvy. -. p lyts and
Charles LytA
rocond one neeo ~ 60 hnnAssA and Nnrty.fsur
0ollan and tweoty.swo contD {ellA al, dated
u. FInDoh
Thsse neteo ana oceoan0 aso . . 80 without
Hooerve 70 the hlghoss haAdoe fue ensh,
Dated = oeasilA WISH, Nay 8 l0oA
LARAMIE NAYHH,
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81 TIE hishess class direct frara sscxaF~~s
10 Esare psssn4 pre1s 81 Sal frAbSf<cSs oth,s
csAleEs Ca Ask SAsm aeeas e. save feosa sac
20 SEQ ~ eaylng q u,s kassr. ssrsngs> email
tHstrUEsafs Ia ssanSAzce ~ Rroper EetexS
ShTtztsssss. tbs ~ereaa street.
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sFECIAL SOTICEa
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED $50 TAILOR
w made suits wcrstefa. twe@ds and csssneres:
they are good value II els you eau take your rick
Al tl1so this week only. Hub Cioshing House.
NOTICE To WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN
~ Notice Is hereby 81 ven thai have eased nv
eoat, the clara Brown. Co Mr.. Ssnple. and viii
no he responsible for any debts contracted by said
lessee % sns Que connected with said boat
NAY l. 1884, David LISTER owner
1NGesl EoGs HOME RANCH, WARRANTED
- fresh. two dozen for CSC Cow Butter esofe
bFont street., next Y. ~ C. A.
TEAChEks' kxAMf> ATIoN-TRE REGu-
lar quarterly teachers examination viii "a
heie IN the library Room OF the eoanty cDurth ouse
May Ia. III and q beginning at 9 O'clock q m
Al same time and p ace the county board VIII
examine applicants for admission 10 the state
nermal scheo. ~ kileaseurx
V A PUsEY,
mag So1ny school, Superintendent
"a - JONES,
DAVID THOMAS
Beard Of Examination
Dated 81 seattle. ~asa.. April IS. 1894
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5000
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MOTION OF T1vsIERD sALI OF REAL
dsrsisnsd. GRANTEES era unstss = : certain dssd
uassd xssus g, = b iso1 vfI q sassrday. ,As
m. - Is S mont do 4 Is kiss sosssy csart
z =: % & g . .ss :d
to the highsss biddss See oaah tho following de-
scrbsd real estate ssuass n ead county end state
aiorseaad, and dsecribsd - fsalewA to-wit:
and Il In township Is north. range east: thence
north 81 22 lsse; ihsncs north g deg and 10 min
wsss 6s2 10 fsss 70 the place q bsginnins. Which
s: ss'a g =: n. s
thence south 90 deg 10 mia eas4 2Oo feat: thence
north % deg ~ mia cost $50 fsss; shsncs north
50 deg ~ min west 400 fss4 to the place Of begtn-
aud eli other improvements machinery. etc.
thsreunts belonging o. In any wios appertainine
said sale viii b made BY The undersigned under
and y xs 49, g e. $500 Y ALT ana "a
Lney n Alien, his wtfs. 20 the undersigned, dated
August IS. 1898, and recorded In the once of the
county auditor Of King county. In said STATE
Of DesdA ~ page %. aad under certain agree
msns rsfsrred TO In said Conveyance and made
part thereof dated August Is. 1855, between & G.
cenaS .sd Cla.. Celm.n; hss wiis The peT;sss
Way. A. r. Pretty. n. w. Fletcher and Jennie
Fletcher his wife. the parties Of the second part,
In pursuance Of notics and reQuest 81 the parties
Of the second pars named In said agreement d.
.scted to the undsfsgnsd rectin9 thai osfAult I'd
been made In the pay ment Of the county and city
taxes which masarsd subsequent 20 August %,
on said prsmisss and that default had been made
in keeping up and maintaining suf1cisnt IRE In
surance upon the boiidings and improvements on
said premise; - required q .a,a dssd 81 sssisa'
Grantee and trustee IN Gaia Deed
Dated Seattle. Wash. April 10. 1894
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rs THE SUPERIOR COURT. KING COUNTY.

rs THE SUPERIOR COURT. KING COUNTY,
Wash
John capecci. plainti6, ~ Peter AIlAdio> defend
ant Ma as sos Notice OF rsceaver's sa.e
In pursuance Of . decree rendered by the court
In the above entitled action the 30th day Of
April. 1894. the subscriber. ~ receiver the ein
viii cell ~ public auction 81 the front door OF the
New Arlington restaurant ~ So lis South Third
ssss., IA sess,Ie IA ss.c coanIy, on ssiarday
bidder for cash In one OF severai parces, al the
personal asssts Of the late partnership Of Capece
tioa Of the court
ALFRED 0AsroN, Receiver
PRANK r. IBwia. attorney fog receiver 2O9
New ork block. seattle. Wash
Dated April so 1894
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LEGxE S0rTCEs.
Tn THE SUPERIOR COURT or KfN0
county. state of waahingson-
zfba G. Mica PlaansiR W 4 c. xfies Company.
. ccrpornticn. deendant Ma 16o2I. order

cofpofDtfon. ooendane ma 1A05G. order
directing notsno 70 crefltoRA
On motion az r. =. Daytdscn. thsrscsfvsr hsrsso-
foto appointed b thD In thia oceion. Il h
dsrsd ~ the court hat al essditcc and other par
eono having efatWe Or 6emAnd9 against 4 g.
Mics Company. . corporation. - and They hereby
are requires 20 pre- ent and - hle with r. p. Dav
idson - rscefver Of z C. Mica Company. . corro-
ration, as his o1ace. 110-l1l Wess YesleF avenue.
In seattle, ri & county. washtngton. statement
Of th-fr respective claims o. demAndA specifying
the da'es. amounts and items thereof verified By
the al1tavis Of the claimant his agent attorney
on o. eetors July / 1854. and all elaine not 80
benefit Of said receivership and eli shAre In
any Of the Assess Of z Z. Afles Company. . corpo-
1ation. that may come into the hands Of aatd
cssvsF and BE- distslou ed or Imposed OF by him:
and to further ordero1 that said receiver b and
he hereby b directed give notice TO eli creditors
and other persons having claims or demands
against z c. Milss Company, . corp ration, by
Post-Inteiifgencer ence . week saturday Of
each week for four consecutive weeks, the first
publication TO - dated Nay q 1894 In addition
20 which publication sAid receiver d ordered TO
mail copy Of shis order within ten days afse the
date hereof 70 each and every creditor Appearing
upon the books % account Of z G. Mics Con-
pany, corporation IN said rocoivsr'o poseassion,
and thaa ench notice given b. mall 70 the sredsors
Of G 1rss COMPANY coepcsasion shAiI b
have bssn deposited IN the poatofAee - seattle.
Wa<h. addressed - each cIodffoe aud postage
thereon psppaid: and Il y furtAes ordered that
said receivee ana he Is hexooy diIocfed 20 de In
this eouTs On e before July IS, 1904. Ill claims
and demands prevented - end 1lod with him In
Pursuance u this order.
Dens n epsa sesrs ihis Nay 3 1854
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-26
Lawrence.

Justin Bigelow has moved across the
river
jim Johnson's father has been max
ing him visit.
Mrs. Clara LamoreauX has returned
to Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Minnie Cassett's baby has the
whooping cough
Joseph Carroll is here ON n visit to
friends and relatives.
Isaac Monroe will soon ship four
horses to New. York city to sell.
Mrs Margaret Hall has had daugh-
ter and her husband from Indiana visit
ing her.
Mrs. Albert Breed and her two boys
of Covert are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hunt.
Hiram Simmons has been building an
ice house at Prospect Lake for Messrs.
Monroe and Baldwin.
Mrs. Nina Henry gave IA party at her
home last Friday night To about fifty of
her schoolmates. All enjoyed pleas
ant evening.
Willie Harrison had the misfortune
to break his arm Sunday by falling of
a dry goods box. Claude Combs re-
duced the fracture and DR.. Rowe gave
him credit for doing good job.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-26

Following Is a synopsis OF the pro
ceedings in Judge Heckert's court for
the week ending Thursday, Oct. %:
Estate of .. j. Freer, deed; petition
To mortgage real estate filed; hearing
Nov. 18th.
Estate of John Johnson, deed; petit
ton for appointment Of administrator
fled; hearing Nov. 18th.
In the matter of Elon Conklin, minor;
report of sale filed and confirmed.
In the matter of Meeder Russell
minor; order of adoption and change of
name TO Thomas Gross.
Estate of Seth W. Alvord, decd; will
admitted To probate.
Estate of Margaret Bowen, deceased;
X. W. Noyes appointed administrator
Estate of Margaret Grussingef, decd
will admitted to probate.
Estate of Chas. >. Grussinger, decd;
order determining lawful heirs.
Estate of Edith f. Bailey, decd estate
closed To creditors.
Estate of Anna Fuller ct al, minors;
license to sell real estate granted.
Estate of John j. Rooney, deceased;
order allowing claims.
Estate of Lafayette Meacham, deed;
hearing ON final account adjourned To
Oct 26lh
Estate Of Isaac r. Robertson, decd;
final account filed; hearing Nov. 10.
Estate of Thomas Crippen. deceased;
final account filed; hearing Nov 10.