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FOR ERECTION OF BUILD
lNgs

inOW AurNCN. Nuut.. an y, l-tA
sealed proposals.. endorsed proposals for
erection ot buildings aud addressed TO the IA
dersisned Al Crow Agency Montana, will be re-
celved a. this Agency until one o'clock = m. OF
Monday. bob ~. 1894. Tor furnishing the neces-
eary materials and labor required IN - err elton
ami completion 81 one tll warrh 80, one ul
employee residence. and one ln slaughter house.
on iryor creek. on the Crow reservation. In ac-
oordance with plans ami specifications which
NAV b. exam ned a. the Offices ~ Tue indie
reudout." % nalunA Mont tie Lines. Of
billings. Mont. aud 81 this agency.
nlduors will state In their bids the proposed
price - each b1iiding. and the leugth Of time
its OF lumber Go no used. whether Montana ~
easterh ur western.
d he attention Of hiidsra BE- invited 90 the act
Of congress approved Aus T. lsa1 entitled an
daily service % lshurors and mechanics nin
pioyed upon the pa 10 works u he United
states aud Of the District OF olumbiA'
The right IL re.orvsd 90 reject any or al bids.
or any psr. u any hid. II deomol Tor the beet
interest Of tho service
CEKrtTIrD CuEcK-
iach bid must 10 accom- panied By = certified
check OF draft upon some United otntes deepest
tori or .olvent natioual bank Ia tha vicinity q
the residence - the bidder. made parah g. tha
order % mo cummisstouer % lndtsn aiialrs, Tor
81 least nya per cent ~ The amount oi tho pro
10 the nitad states On CAS- any bidder or bidders
receiving an agArd Hhall ial tu promptly exec
cute = contract wish god and auifcisnt surs-
ties. otherwise O. b. returned 20 the bidder.
lita a cempanifd hY cash In lieu Of a cgrtinad
chack viii NOT d. cuuai.irrfd.
for further tafarmauun a. 90 location u
builatngu. meana ~ tranfpertaitlu, etc, -
specifications cannot 10 cent 60 bidders. AppI
81 Ascncy 80 NJ D. ~ NAN
U. 3 Indian aaant
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-22

CHERIFFS FALr-WiLLlAM G. j. LIGHT
- wardt plaintiff, We Thomas }. Porter,
Artinesia Porter his vile, ihemas illonrisL
assignee. ami Milos avanaugh. defendants.
Under aud b. virtue Of an order Of sale al de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale issued out OF the
district court % the ret Judicial district of rna
state of Montana. in and Tor the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. on the d day % f9urunry. a. ID.
1894, in the above entitled action, wherein liam
tsinsd Judgment and decree o. foreclosure AID
sAle against hom1e D. Porter Arflne.ih
Porter his wife. Thomas Gilchr.af. A.
rgnee and Miles CavRnnugh. uefendants ou The
80 day Of February. A. ID. l-3. Tor
the sum Of S2.757.-s, bssides interest.
costs and attorney fees which said de-
1894, recorded in Judgment book No ! Of said
court ~ page . am COMMANDED 90 trlt an
that certain lot, piece. Or parcel OF land Hltu-
ate. lying and being in the county Of LswiH and
clarke state OF MoDtana. and bounded AMI de
scTibod a. follows. a. Wit
} he west half Of tho northeast Quarter. AND
the sast half ~ tho northwest quarter and the
southwest quarter Of the nortnWssi quarter II
section TWENTY-FIVE t22l. township eleven dll.
,,,s-tl, - 80, flr- IA ,vssf les a sfrtp d. 2
ground containing abolt nias 90 acfes ~ Land
heretofore decided by william 4. 7. LlchtwArdt
tentrai hallway company By deed bearing date
July 3. 1850, and recorded Jan. -, lrAl. IN book
az II decd. page 2i3 IN the office u the
county clerk and recorder ut Lewis aud Clarke
oouuty. state 81 Montana, the came being for
right of way purpose. Together with all ease
ments thereto belonging or IN anywire attached
including all water igtts and privileges, and all
bitches fumes or modes Of conveying water
from stream TO ana upon eaid land.
Together with all and singular the tene-
ments hereditaments and appur enanoes hero
unto belonging or in any Wise appertaining.
Fubho notice il hereby given. that on Tues.
day. the 9th day Of February. A. ID 1891. At II
o'clock m Of that day. a. the front door Of he
court house Helena. Lewis and lArte county.
Montana, will in obedience TO said order OF sale
and decrss Of foreclosure and sale. soil the above
described property. or 40 much thereof may
he necessary 70 safety said ludEmsut Nth in
for cash In hand.
Given under my hand this sth day Of February,
CHARLES d. CURTIS. shsrih
BY Fam y losS L nder sheriff.
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LAS SUMMONS - IN THE DISTRICT
"A oo7rt Of the Fret Judicial district Of the
Itate OF Montana 10 aud iur the county Of
Sh.r,es ), 81 ard Jaool presfas oopartuers
a. Viii Drcyfus * 90. plaintiffs. We D. Harms,
iefendan
above named defendant
Won sfe hereby required T. appear in an action
brought against YOU b. the above named plaintiffs
in the district court Of the fret Judicial district
Of the stass OF Montana In aud Tor tbs county OF
Lewis and Clarke, and 10 answer ne compliant
died therein, within en- days te1olusiva % ths
DAY Of serviCal aftor the service on you OF this
summons. if served within taH county o. AZ
ssryod oui OF thus county bqt "ltin tsls lstrlol'
within twenty days. otherwise within forty Gays 3,
or Judgment by default will he taken asalnsty01
according 10 the prayer Of said compliant
lhe salu action o. brought 10 recOt er Judgment
arainst oiendant FOR the sum n sl.Zlu with
interest from Sept. I, lse; At the rate OF ~ per
cent per IN I'm. Tor good- wares 40 ihs sSi
disc sold sni delivered BY plaintiffs 10 defend
ant At defendants special niiance ald request
between Juiy 80 and 81 u. ]. 1871. OF u Falue.
NJ The agreed price and for which defendant
nrornissd 10 pAy PLAINTIFF therefor the sum Of
81 27Q 81. upon which sum here has pesn paid
he sum Of saq.e2 that plaihtins domarded tay-
n sed ard neglected and stil refuses and neg
lects 70 pay the ZANE CT Any part theteoi, al
though past doe aud demanded. that aetendent
has unreasonably and yexatiously delayed tho
pa nient OF said sum ever lnce sept J, l.l
And You are hereby notified that n you fail 70
smear and ans wer tho said complaint. as above
Against you Tor q. siu with interest thereon from
sept 1, 1871. at the ratio 81 ~ Ter cent y r an
mum and costs - fut
Given under my hand and the seal 81 the dis
trict court OF the hiret judicial district o. the
state Of n ontAnA. in and for tha
e@ county Of Lewis and Clarke
seal Tirst this 9TH day or February. IN the
I Jud DIST rear Of our Lord one thousand
l curt eight hundred and ninety; our.
N~~- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
py g. q. FREEMAN, Deputy lerk.
l.. X. Purcell. attorney FOR plaintiff.
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SHERIff's sALE ~ YIRTIr " an ~.

CHfRfffS sALE-H1 VIRTUE or AN Exc
- cution in my hsnds, issuod ont Of the dis
trict court ~ the lint judicial district Of tho
state OF Montana. ln and for tho county % Lewis
"a arse ga tnr aust oI aisrF a.. ipei fnau
agti - ntrtck rnrlmar. duly atteEted the GA
day Of ohruafy, o.. lsal. / Laws lsNied upon
all the right. tit an intHrFs 90 he "a a AZ
iick SpeilmAn in ard 60 the folio ing dcs ril'-d
prunsfy. rituAisd IN Lewis and Clarke county.
slate Of Mnnfama va
be- auuth hfli o. lufs ~. A. aud NJ. and all %
lots ~. ga "a. in hiock e elsua tuwnHte.
Notice b nereni ven that on tha IA day OF
Mach A. ID. itsl, brtNaan he scars 81 B. 4 .
o clock q. ~ sn1 nFc a. elrof D. M. - sait dsf.
to-wlf. AZ u o'clock - faid day, az tho front
door ~ the couft house ga tie ctlT % lIelsna.
viii soll all the FlEht title sni Interest % tho
aid nirtck curllman in and o. tie said kbnFs
deHcrihed propsfiy, 20 the highest bidder FOR
cash 90 hand
Given under ny hand this the IN day 81
fcbruL8, A. ID. trgi.
IAED r. HOss. CndoT sheriff.
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S. Il. Clifford New Cassel. Wis. was
troubled with neuralgia and heumatism
his stomach was disordefed. his liver was
Affected 60 an alarming degree appetite fell
away. and be was terribly reduced ia flesh
an strength. Three bottles Of Electric
Bitters cured him.
Edward shepherd. Harrisburg H.. had a
running sore on his leg Of eight years
standing. Used three bottles OF Electric
BittaIs and seven boxes OF Bnoklin's Arnica
Salvs and his leg il SQUAD and we'll. John
speaker, CatEwba. o.. had i've large fever
sores on his leg, doctors said be WIS IN
curnbls. One bottle Electric Btters aud
one box Bueklin's AYnioa salve Gu ed him
entirely. sold by Parchen- ID Aeheul Drag
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ALIAS SUMMONS ~ THF JUSTICE
n court u Helena towuship. county Of ewis
and iarse. state - Montana before T. T..
trutchar. Iustice - The re1ro
ia. oH1nghame, plAiath. W {. L Lee
a. fandsnt
be state q Moatsn, 90 the above nAnei de-
Zen auf grsrtias.
lou aro hereby summoned 90 BE- and appeAr be-
fore NE. s ia butcher Iuatice 81 he Iehca Ia
ard Cor tne county ~ owls aud CLARKE. At my
office IN ilsiena. vi hIn tun days after the
tomus ion ~ tie publication u this summons.
tu-uff.
afi-r be eath day Of iehruary. iseL then aud
there o. make AnaWar O. toe complaint u j.
& oayushsuie The shove named plaintih, IN =
deiisr. upon Al arcoaut To- rioner D. a and ~
carved o. sou ia AMI flr the rsH sad lHaueht -
Ia I'D u ntd sd Tor crsf u salt ana M do
You g. q 80 tie hoe named defendant Ia
tia surn 81 uas hundrea ut l.rs al cusi o. suit.
Givsn undsr ny kGna this 3ith day ~ j. nuary.
isgl a. h. rllt hrf.
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Regular Visits Monthly
AZ Crest Falls on the 18th and 18th.
Al Miss0ula on tie 2lth
AZ bozamAn ON tho 18th.
Al Livingston on the 2ath

Montana Division-is Main street Helena
Northern Diviaon-s D at broadway. Butte
ifV Montana
Southern Division -i2s sonth Main Street. Los
Angeles. California
Central Division 800 Co 20i West Mint Street
ksnsas ity. Missouri
Moatern n.vision-io0 6eary Street Ban Fran
cifcu. California.
Eastern livislun-l0l Randolph Street, Chicago
nlinois
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Itch ne plies hrs kooNa ~ moisture like
70 SEPARATION causing intsnse itching wien
warm. THIS fern &c vel 80 blind. bleed
inG Or pfotruding. WELD a. oaee % D.. 30
smiles ile hanicd- which sets directly
on parta Affected. ALSO - tumors. niiava
Itching aud fects pe fuaneut cure. Fifty
cenia. d uGgiats or mail. CHrulaIs free
Dr. boaanko, ihiladslPhia. Fs. Sold By
larchen- D. Achsul Drua Co.. Helena
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We offer one hundred dollars reward 20
my ease OF oatrrrh that cannot he cured ~
HALF CAtsrrh Cure.
=. =. CHrSFT s. Co..
froTa.. oieio. %.
We. the undersigned. have known r. ,.
Chsnov Tor the last fifteen yeas nnd b,-
iitve him PERFECTLY homo abis IN al husi-
meas transaction and financially Atis 20
cary cut any obligation msds b. their
fFm. MFsr q HuaN
Wholesale druggist. To. edo, %.
WAtnrso. Krssay 4 NARyIs.
Wholesale drurgists Toledo. q.
HalPa Catafrh Cure 10 taken internally.
aciiug directly upon she blood mucous &C
fscea Of the aTatsm. = Ice Is cents b5r
hottie. Fold By all druggists. Testimon-
tala Tree.
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The best salve 10 the world for Cuts.
Bruisea. Sores. Ucers Salt khoum. Fever
Sores. letter. Chappsd Hands. Chilbia ne.
Cons aud all >kIna r uptions. Rud posi-.
lively cures piles or no aY rsqui cd. IL ~
Guaranteed 90 give psrfect Subtraction OF
money reiuuted. lroo . cents psr boz.
For sale by the larchsn- ID Acheul DRUG
COMPANY.
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Sine smiled on him once, but her manner has
grown
A. chill as the breath OF a blizzard.
ANA he signs and he walls. III / only had
kuown!"
He had called her chameleon a lizard
Waaht..--:s-a -.
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Miss Mold .ruc-1hcrc goes the man I'm
going to marry
Jcauu.it. why, know him we'll lie
never said anything Co me about b.
Miss Mud1orut uh. Dee doesn't know Il
YET himself bicago Ncw--kecori.
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7 AM l,:', P.!L5!L!s Us,

Dr. Caten's Reliable onP,und for l.sdiss ars
SAFE. trempt knrotual he ortE.aal aat eniT
soaled, Advise fres CAlON slkC. CO. bsS
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2ennyFoYaI Pills.

~. Perrys isiablu are the saf'sf and -
rsEuiator Tor lAdl 10, nothinE unplsasAnf. and
Nd 81 ainsoL THk CATION %. Dress -
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-12-07
In Memorian.

The following was adopted by Paw
Paw Grange, Friday evening, Nov. Both
To the Officers and Members of Paw
Paw Grange No. 10, T. of II:
One by one the pioneer workers of
our Order are passing behind the folds
of twilight into the brighter lani of
sunslight. La an unlocked for hour
the germ was planted that led to the
transition of Sister HARRY IL. Woodman
from these fields of la Dor to the untried
ones in the future.
She was a charter member of this
Grange and has been score and nearly
two years in active Subordinate, State
and National Grange work, placing her
in contact with the world, which served
To bring out and perfect the true wo-
man, in promise of full growth and
fruitage.
While we how to the inevitable, we
feel IA degree of joy, mingled with sor-
SOW, that Sister Harty's vision will be no
longer cloudcd, and that her sweet and
loving spirit has gone to join the friends
OF other days, where the rainbow of
hope, which to her was always bright,
will stand forth in brighter colors as
pain suffering endure not.
Let us in the magic light of modern
lore look beyond our tears, and see that
death is but the gate to endless days"
All hail, Sister; we shall soon meet you.
We, too, are coming, with the tread of
weary feet; our temples throbbing with
anxious care, battle-scarred and wet
with tears. Sister: doubly blessed by
deaths sweet kiss, swing wide the gates,
and let our weeping eyes behold the
garden of the souls bloom, where we
shall love and live forever.
While we are fully conscious that
words are idle things, and may fall
meaningless on hearts that suffer; yet
feebly as this token may give voice to
our emotions, we tender it to Brother
Woodman and family as tribute to
the memory of our risen sister and
friend.
LOTTIE NJ. WARNER,
EMMA Il. SMITH,
A. w. STEVENS,
Committee.
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A copy OF the last Vital Statistics Re-
port of Michigan issued by the Depart
ment of State has been received at this
Office from Secretary Gardner, and APP
pears To be of unusual interest. In adj
dition To the usual statistical study of
births, marriages and deaths return
ed for the state and counties during the
year 1892, tho report presents valuable
data concerning the methods and re-
suits of registration under the State
system and under local ordinances in
the cities of Michigan anu reccomends
that such results of local registration,
when more efficient than the State
system, as they are in many cases, be
utilized in the State registration reports.
The total number of births returned
in Michigan for 1898 was as, 22l; of mar
raiges, 20,l07; and of deaths l,729.
These returns, except for marriages, are
much below the true numbers owing to
imperfectiOns in the present methods of
enumeration by supervisors after the
close of the registration year, and would
require To be increased by at least sixty
percent, the Secretary estimates, To give
the true figures. Even then the death
rate of the state, Is o per 1000 popula-
ton, would be much less than the death
rates of any other State in this country
where accurate registration prevails
The article on causes of death i'm
Michigan in 1892 will be of great inter
est to physicians and sanitarians, and is
well illustrated 10y diagrams and by two
chlOred maps showing the distribution
of the recorded mortality from con-
sumption and from diphtheria and Group
in the different counties of the State
during the fiveyear period 1888 90. The
dates are based upon the population of
each county, and hence show the rela-
tive distribution correctly in counties
of small size as well as those with dense
populations. Such maps comply in the
plainest and most readily understood
manner with the primary object of the
registration law, viz: to show the COM
paritive healthfulness of different parts
of the State.
Attention is called to the great tardi-
ness Of the present system of registra-
ton, which has not been improved since
1869, and under which the returns do
not reach the compiling Office until
nearly year after the close of the year
of registration. This delay causes other
deficiencies, which are fully discussed in
the report, and which, it is strongly Ut
ged, should be removed by the passage
of a registration act more in accordance
with modern requirements The report
as a whole will be found very interest
ing and valuable for reference, and may
be obtained by supervisors and others
entitled to it, from the County Clerk,
and also directly from the office of the
Secretary of State at Lansing
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MORTGAGE SALE. where's


Ivl having been made In the conditions of a GER
tain indenture of mortgage bearing date March 18TH
A. ID. 1884, executed by william +. Fuller and Ella
+. Fuller, his wife, of Almena, Van Buren, county,
state OF MID higan, to Flora Bigelow of Dundee,
state OF New York, which said mortgage was on the
nth day OF March A. ID. 1884, recorded In the Office
OF the Register of Deeds of Van Buren, county.
Michigan, In Liber 80 of mortgages at page $685. and
on the 3Oth day of July A. D. 1884, duly assigned By
said Flora Bigelow to the undersigned, Timothy
Hawley OF Orange, state of New York, which said
assignment of mortgage was, on the 25th day Of
the Register of Deeds Of Van Buren, county, Mich
igan, In Liber AZ of Mortgages at page 1884, and on
which said mortgage there is claimed to he
due and unpaid at the date OF this notice the
sum OF hfteen hundred and five dollars S1505.O0)
on SAID bond and mortgage and no suit or proceed
ing at law or in equity having been instituted to COL
lect the amount due and unpaid said bond aud
mortgage, or any part thereof Notice is hereby
gwen that by virtue of the power of sale in said
mortgage contained and the statute in such case
made and provided, shall sell at public vendue to
the highest bidder, at the front door of the court
house, In the village of Paw Paw. in said Van Buren,
county, state of Michigan, chat being the place for
holding the circuit court for said county, on Satur-
day. the Goth day of January A. D. 1895 al ten O'Clock
In the forenoon of said day. ALL or so much of said
premises described in said mortgage, as may be
necessary to satisfy the amount due on said bond
and mortgage, with interest and costs of sale in
GLIDING an attorney fee of fifteen dollars az pro-
Vded Tor In said mortgage, said premises being de-
scrlbed as follows, to-wit: The west one-haIf ~
OF the northwest one-quarter "a of section twenty
eight (2S), town two ~ SOUTH of range thirteen l3
west containing eighty acres of land, according to
the United States survey, same being in the town
snip OF Almena, Van Buren, county, state of Mich
igan.
Dated November LIST 1894.
TIMOTHY HAwLEY,
HEcKERT 4 CHANDLER Assignee of MORTGAGE.
Atys for Assignee. [67tiso79
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Respectfully submmittsd,
J Fl JOHNSON, WM VAN HISE,
G MCFELLIN, WATERS,
A u BARNES. Committee.
On motion of Supervisor Mutchler, the board
adjourned until half past eight O'Clock tomorrow
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ii. There are now in jail detained for trial
four. There are now in Jail, serving sentence
two There are now in Jail, under 10 years of age
none. There are now in Jail awaiting commit
ment none. Number now in Jail, male six; female
none; total, six Prisoners detained for trial have
been held in Jail the following number of DAYS
each. One to thirty Prisoners awaiting com.
mitment have been held since sentence, one day
each.
III Number usually confined in one room by
day, all in corridor Number usually confined il,
one room at night, three.
~ Employment, none.
V. Condition of bedding, good Condition of
cells good. Condition of halls, good Condition
OF water-closets good.
vi. What distinction if any, is made in treat
ment of prisoners9 None.
VII. Are prisoners under 10 years of age at any
time, day or night, permitted to mingle or asso-
ciate with older prisonersl See Sec 1000, page
$40, Howell's Annotated Statutes of Michigan. No.
VIII. Are prisoners arrested on civil process
kept in rooms separate and distinct from prisoners
held on criminal charge, as required by Sec. So4I
HowelFs Statutes? No place to keep them sepa-
rate.
TX. Are male and female prisoners confined in
separate rooms as required by Sec. So42, Howelrs
Statutesl Yes.
x. Is there proper Jail record kept, and is il
kept properly posted and does il comply with Sec
g6o4, page 1920, Howells Annotated Statutes of
XII What, if any, evils either in construction
or management of Jail are found to EXIST Man
agement good; construction poor
Recommendations. None.
BENZ. +. HECKERT, Judge of Probate.
II. c. MAYNARD. supts. of the Poor.
Report of Inspectors of Jais for the county of
Van Buren,, of inspection made Sept az 1904
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors:
The undersigned Inspectors of Jais for the
county OF Van Buren,, in compliance with the pro-
visions of law Secs o64o-o654 found on page a3Is
OF Howells Annotated Statutes of Michigan as
above amendedl would respectfully report;
That on the 22d day OF September, 1904 they
visited and carefully inspected the county Jail OF
said county, and found as follows:
l. That during the six months Immediately
preceding such examination there had been con.
hned at different times "a prisoners, charged with
ohenses as follows:
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SHIP AH0Y!.
The Song of the Whaling Crew.

It's strange how gossip travels in these
days of enterprise,
And how little story reaches most
prOdigious size.
Now, way up there in Newfoundland
the strange tale has been told
How prices at the Long Brick Store
used up the whale SO bold.
The news came by messenger, and
they called it very odd
When they saw the fish that brought il
they all thought it was cod;
But he swore it was the solemn truth,
and wiggled both his fins
He said that lying wasn't down upon
his list of sins.
The lady whales said, ooh, dear me, did
you ever see the like?"
The gentlemen said, Its quite time we
whales went on strike"
And all the little fishes that filed the
great salt sea
just swan around and told the news,
excited as could be.
The whtefish with dsmay got blue;
bluefish in fear turned white;
Red snappers in the face got black;
black bass turned red with fright.
They called caucus, then aud there,
amid the rocky reefs.
A meeting of the leading whales and all
the big whale chiefs.
It's plain that we must action take"
said speaker No. one
Deep principles are here involved and
something must be done"
His voice gave out; he paused for breath
with many snort and wheeze-
whales cannot sing, though they are
quite familiar with high Cs).
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NOTICE For HEARING CLAIMS

" Sthte OF Michigan, County OF Van Buren-ss.
Notice is hereby given that by order of the
Probate Court for the county of Van Buren,, made
on the 14th day of November, A. ID. 1884, six months
from that date allowed for creditors to present
their claims against the estate of Margaret Bowen,
late of said county, deceased and that all creditors
OF said deceased are required to present their claims
TO said Probate Court at the probate Office, in the
village of Paw Paw, for examination and allowance
on or before the Goth day of May next, and that
such claims Will be heard before said Court on
Monday, the 18th day of February, and on Monday,
the goth day of May next, at 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon of each of those days.
Dated Nov. 14th, A. ID. 1894.
69t5o73 BENZ. f. HECK ERT. Judge az PR hat