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This May Help You.

my food does mo nogood.n you say Then
A. docsyou harm. There Is no hating place b..
tuoon these extrcmeL pigcsrcd tood alone gives
health and strength, undgestcd food sOurs, OF
i.Fmeots, In the stomach and becomes poison
10 tho whole body, Il causes headache, heart
pa,p!aton, liver and kidney trouble distress
niter eating, painSln tho chest aud sides, and
tho tired, lapgUld, heavy feeling we hear SO
much about When the dlgsi,ion goes wrong
every function Of tho body soc, wrong, Yes,
md tho MUD TOO, Men fail in business and
die poor for no other reason than thA-they
arc weakened, dullOduu stupoacd by dyspop
siL The liye'o a hos: OF women ern b!iShtcd
IN tho same way, Non may DO one OF this mis-.
sr,ble multitude, Tho writer OF these limos was
Uao otyouT number shoy, time ago, tried
do,ous oithingS to &c, ca,oi; Just rs you have
done, no doubt Tao thing which at last sue.
r,cded with me may succeed with you, II ia
discovery OF thoao wise and good poopls-the
slakcrs, Of Nj Lebanon. \, Y,-calSd tho
shaker Digestive Cordial, l, Is nota purgajivc,
watch at hs,, gives only transient ToIisi, II Is
70 tSclt disested food aud also corrcctor Of
tho digestive function. You can eat and digest
your food whlla taking tho cordial. It helps
yol at onco aud soon makes tho stomach v,gar.
on, and healthy ISIS not Ike any other 50.
called dyspepsia cures, his prepared by tho
Shisou principally from herbs cultivated by
them, They do not ask Us to spOud dollar for
bottle while VIC are IN the dSFE as to It's vir-
tgeL They take that risk themselves, Almost
any druEsht viii sell You trial bottle Tor ten
ycats, 50 you can SEQ whether It Is what they
Iay-aud adopted to yopr case And Isn't eyCn
the rlrs chavez Of euro worth that nuCha
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CmcAao. Oct. S.-Iho animal conyOn.
ion Of pnint and yarntsh mon opened
to-day at the auditorium. ThOro wore
dolepnte, present representing tho local
clubs OF Now York, Philadelphia, ST
LoniS. Cleveland, Detroit, Cincinnati,
Nav orleans. Kansas City, Milwaukee,
Omaha, Boston, Pittsburgh, San Fran.
eiseo and Ouicago. }lhe national BODY
differs from Other (rndo organizations
In not considering prices or territory.
Ilg main object Ia to secure national
liquidation. Tho leading purpose has
boon to secure department Of ttOdo
aud commerce IN tho presidents cObi.
not. II has ColnmittOc' on ono cent
postage, freight classification, md do
yOopmonL Of tho lln'cCd oil interests
Tho sessions Of tho conventions will con-
iinuo until 1hurIday
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CONVERSATIONAL CONTESTS.

or the Thirty ContS,tauts to Come Before
the Next House All Are Republicans but
one.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Not ono OF tho
contests flod against the members Of
tho new house oil representatives iS
complete. In most OF them the testi.
mony furnished on behalf Of both tho
contestant and contesteo has boon do.
posted with the clerk, but in none have
tho contestants filed their testimony in
rsbuital. In the Bslkuap.McGann case,
from tho Third Illinois district, Mr.
McGaun has not yet furnished his testi.
mony, which according to law no should
have done within forty days alter that
OF the contestant. Although this iG the
law the house is not always guided by
the statute If satisfactory explanations
OF the delay arc furnished.
In the Bsattio.Prics case, from the
Third Louisiana, for instance, Mr..
Prices testimony was delayed by
smallpox, which was epidemic in GER.
tain parts OF his district. Although no
official information has been received TO
that effect, it understood AZ the
Clers's Office here that Il. A. Choso.
borough, who iilod notice Of contest
agains. George o. Mcclellan, OF tho
Twelfth New York, has abandoned his
contest. In tho other two Now York
casns liiitchcl against Walsh. in the
Eighth. and Campbell aGsinS: Miner, in
tho Ninth tho contesteeS have not filed
their testimony. owing 10 some local
hitch, ard Mitchell, it Is understood,
charges Walsh with attempting to delay
the case.
All the contestants in the thirty
cases nra Republicans cave Goodrich,
VINO il Contestiug Cohb's seat in the
Fifth Alabama, aud Campbell, who Is
contesiinz Miners scat. Goodrich is u
Populist vino had tho Republican on
dorsomont, and Campbell ran rs an in
dependent Democratic candidate. The
general opinion is tina! tho cases OF
those contestants who arc seated by the
ncx. house will have to DO very merito.
rious, as tho Republican majority is
overwhelming. and there is no political
emergency which would tend to make
tho members look on contests with any.
thing but M impartial eye 10 their Jug
t!Cg.
Whom tho majority OF a party in tho
houso is email there ia always ten.
doncy, in tho bitterness OF political feel
inr, 10 increase tho majority by tho nd.
mission OF sll contestants whose cases
have any merit at all. In the lli,y.iir,t
ConerCaa, for instance. when the Re-.
publicanH had bu. six majority, eleven
OF the seventeen Democrats, whose
seats wcro contested, wore oustud,
while In tho Last Congress, whcro the
Democrats had about QUO hundred aud
INV majority, but tire, Republicans OF
the nins whose tito 10 their soats was
questioned worO unsoated and two Of
inc ca.es wore mover oven acted upon.
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S. II. Clifford, New CaBoll, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rhoumE.
tism, his stomach was disoriorod, his
liver was affected to an alarming degree,
appetite foil away md ho was terribly
reduced in flesh aud strength. Three
bottle, Of Electric BiltorI cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
Ind a running sore on his leg OF eight
Joars standing. Used thrco bottles OF
Electric Blttcrl aud seven boxes OF
RnCkenS Arnica snlyc, and his loR Is
sound and vol. John Speaker, Cataw.
ba, o., had i've largo fever sores on hiR
leg, doctors said he wai In durable. One
bottle Electric Bitlors aud ono box
BncklenS ArnlcR Snlvc cured him on.
tircy. Sold by Logan Drug Co.'S drug
store. j
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IIoHlun- Tho American Vol and Cotton Re.
Porter will way tomorrow Ot tho wool trade.
There has bC0tl good dcnHnd ior wool the past
week aul the market shows Continued strength
and firm tone Medium and Cuauc woods owl.
dencc an Improving demand. Elmo woods nro
active, rficcS arr practically unchanged and
u,cfs Grr meeting dealers readily ~ existing
prices Tho Boston market has rnlcd active,
huc o012fO Hui medium wool, toliHg In good
los Ie,cN woods arc actively sought after.
ElI1F running M 10 ! ron geo pounds Eastern
Oregon soda 10 thncNtJut VI 5000 poundS The
sale. tIg NE week amount 10 5G.nO.O pounds
msar and 1850 pounds foreign, making
total OF NOG.JJl pounds
rnnGou-At the wool auction sales to.day
u o. hllrs were offered. OF watch 500 we're with.
drawn. Thorr way n good sale Tot everything at
cHtftma figures except shOr defective parcels
Following are the sales 10 dui'lN Now South
Wales 1hSI bales, secured ldlls ID, greasy IA
Ql,I. Queensland lisa bHiu, secured indAIs aEd.
cfrtsy 5Illgd NICturIt-l,ti, bales; secured
% dnls VI, rFrasy ti,A,Ji, South AuslrRlA-A
bales greasy ~ ,gd. New 25Eiand -G3ij bales
sruurrl 90 5dll' lGl greasy hallii5d. Cape OF
Good Hope gIlt StNl i .pJ bales, secured GGa
Is Id greasy '4s5lll.
Now Nork-Wool Quiet
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CIdciro -Cs,lo active aud better grades
sir0ur. others ruOl slow Hal uiOr lower, dfcss.
OF bcCi puI shIUuuF steers 81 iJni ~, stoCkrrs
and feeders 81 t0nl 50, bulls cows and hrlictA
81 7jnJUO Hogs nciiyO nj about steady prices
sales WTo mtgoi M 81 p1gi IN iOt packers aud At
"a NIal u for alllppon' ComUOh ~ Chulc, heavy
huss r1'h al 81 GNi 90 mixed lots at 81 JiRi IL
and light wcIsHts nj 81 i0sial sheep. 'lnw Of
IUhI6rdNrlirr; ugiy-r sheep WrSc SGlahle NJ a Goa
d 4, Tor Inferior tn iluuy, western fhCrp sold
slowly vt s. gaAl 80 nui lamb, sold nj ~ 0Ohi 90.
IurcIp'l Cattle 1900 head GGlyci GOl mead,
huEs aJUIj head, sheep GDOoO head.
Hast BunSio, n. N.-CaWlO very quiet. re-.
icipN moderate and all COnhmed through.
Hogs receipts ii cars market nGtlyc' pugh'
81 htdJ A. pigs good ~ choice 81 Glni 81. Shrcp
md lambs fooNIpIg huOl head market steady
hmbi choice To prime u i9ii ~, Culs and ootn.
mon L. OIAlO ~, sheep, choice ~ selected export
woDhav 81 7dAi 0J uu.l, aud common sheep
n gi1l -.
In.t Lihorty taulc, fCcolntS ilght, mako,
Lew vt UNCHANGED pHccV llas, active, beat
Workers 81 G'nl bi uOmmOn 10 iblt 81 A0Ai iOi
faughs Oh Ului N Sheep supplies light md mar.
lpi very sl,w. cSiIa Cd! lhi 10 fair u hOa2 O0,
common ilaagi Oh. lamb, NWal 90. veal calves
60 gdbb ~.
Cincinnati =- Hos, active NJ e. ioaI gJi 10,
CNlpu 1000 head shipments lSlO head
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WASHINGTON, Oct cit is expected
at the Indian office that tho Indian
Agent Beck at tho Omaha and Winnie.
bigo reservation in Nebraska will take
steps at once to remove the men on tho
lands leased from tho Flournoy Com.
pany. Acting Commissioner Smith says
that those occupying the land are not
entitled to sympathy on account Of
their crops, as thOy were notified to get
oil or make now leases before their crops
were planted. Its possible they will
be given Ru opportunity to mako new
leases now, in cases Whoro tho lands
have not been Leased to otIIor partIea.
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QUEENSTOWN, Oct 0.-Lord Dunra.
VEINS daughters. George l. Watson,
Captains CranGeId and Sycamore and
tho remainder OF tho crew OF Valkyrie
III arrived here to-day on board tho
White star steamship Teutouic from
New York. Captain Sycamore declined
to talk, but several OF the aoamen OF the
yacht talked freely, and claimed that il
Lord Dunraycn's yacht had boon given
fair play IN the AluOrlca's cup races
she would havo won.
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KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Oct. 0.--Firo which
started from lighted cigarette at3:45
o'clock in tho five story brick building
a: Fourth and Walnut stre9ts, occupied
principally by tho Theatre ComiQue,
completely destroyed that structure
4. Kennedy. Of Insurance Patrol No. /,
brother.iu.law OF Chief Hale, WIS
crushed by falling waIli and cannot
live. The loss is about $4,000 Tho
building was an oll'Iandmark.
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IIoRAcE GREELEY once said: THE
way to resume is to resume" speaking
OF again putting gold into circulation
aitor tho war But you NAV say "ro.
sumo" any number Of times to that
torpid liver oi yours and it won't bulge
uatil you take Simmons Liver Rcgul0.
tor May people Seem to forgot that
Constipation, Biliouanos and Sick
Headachearo all caused by Il aluEg,.a
livor. Keep the liver active
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provisions oi section % of tho now tariff
UcI, This decision, 1t 10 said, IL based
upon the fast that tho amount OF i'm.
ported ores entering into tho white load
products cannot DO asrertainOi by
chemical analysis Nor will tho manu-.
lacturcr BIO permitted toahow by olhor
manner tha lmpor,O,iona oil domestic
aud imported ores 40 used.
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wAguSdroS, D. O., Oct s,--ASsIstunl
Secretary lINmIia has written u lotto'
In anHWor to an inquiry In which no
sia,oa that the attorney general has ron.
doroI IN npluiOn, which hereafter viii
cavern tho ltpnfimunva action, holding
iha, white lead manufactured from pig
land proluced IN u bonded smelling and
,sAA,uu establishment FROM tho mix
,nte of domestic aud imported ofOa Ia
mai untitled to q drawback under tito
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School Books.

We shall make a speciality this
year Of School Books, because we
want to get the children started
right. And in order to do so, we
have placed in stock full line Of
School Books for city and country
schools, Tablets for penand pencil,
States, single and double; School
Bags for boys and girls. In fact 4
complete line OF School Goods.
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CmcAGo, Oct 1.-Two forgora are
said to be members OF nob'o family
at Stockholm, Sweden, aud who have
been living for some time in regal style
at tho Lexington Hotel, were locked w
At the Cottage Grove Avenue station
last night. They have heou pos,us az
agents for tho Illinois Humane Society
Tor four mhltha and It Is said they nayo
secured more than 5000 by bogus
checks. All these cheCks bore tho
forged signature OF President John g..
shortall, or W. II. Fitch, oil tho Illinois
Humane Society These checks wero
cashel in banks in many towns OF
northern and central Illinois, and were
drawn on two prominent Chicago
banks. Tho torgerics were cIeverly er-
ecutod and tho checks very genuine IN
appearance.
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While Serving y sontouco for That Crime.
4 rprniCluuSiy touvn Criminal,

- IpfhloluhNly RCltNO Criminal
sISG SING, N, V, Oct, O.-WardOn
Sage has submitted to General Lathrop,
superintendent OF state prisons at Al,
bany, certain correspondence conilBcat.
cd in DR., Henry Il. Meyers cell in Sing
Sing prisOn, which shows upa plot on
tho part OF the doctor to carry out Il
murder similar to tho ono for which he
was convicted and sentenced 10 prison
Tor liiu.
Meyer was tried for tho murder by
slow poison OF Carl Brandt, so that he
could got tho ingurapce mouey on
Brandta life. Meyer wrote letters in
German to his wilc, VINO was arrested
with him, but was not tried, planning
another murder, so that sho could get
certain insurance money which was to
bo uJGd IN getting him out oil prison.
Tho plan was called to tho wRrdGn's
attention some time ago when Meyer
gave ChaDlaln Wells q letter written IN
German 20 Mrs. Never. lie asked tho
chaplain to mail IL for him. When tho
Letter was translated tho plot was dis
covered. A watch was placed on tho
doctor and his cell was searched, which
brought to light leItera and memoir
andRs planning tho murder, In the
letter to hla vito he said no would send
her u prescription TO bD used which
would do the work.
Warden Sage said to-day tina; tho
matter was now in tho hands Of super
intsudent LathroD and u full invostlga.
ton would he made. DR.. Meyer is now
employed in the clothing shop, When
no came to the prison no wanted to DO
placed in the Npothecary shop, aud also
in the hospital, but Prison PkysicIRn
Irvine rstusod hisrequcst,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


gvYoFE, Oc' Money rall easier at u "a
pgs ceul, l,, loAu 4 pos eeu,, cla,ed at A.,
percent. Prime mercantile paper l.a''l per
cont snT,Ius exchange Grut, wth actual bust,
nc@Iu banaer bin, at l55'iaI S5'j for dc.
mand ant lsi'. nlWl, ms siyty DAYS posted
rates S, sal 81 aud q hsllsN'- tDmu4egGlAl
blllt 80 SOS silver vrri,lCAlrs ulllJ'ac
The speculation to-day was upou about mo
same tule, us " activity, aS Yesterday, but was
mHett moro regular IN its rnniso, thr tendency
OF pFicgl being mainly upward lhc rulings
were to vrri large extent Inspired by tho pro
e. 0nul dealers The market opened Irregular
ana moderately noiivc, tho International s0t d
being helped by higher quotations o, u t''e III
the London market An upward lcudoucy ,noll
hpcNulc evident TO which covering OF AhorNllehl
some Impetus Near n O'Clock Cncngo has was
rlllul down " per cons TO tt. INC general
I,st aee,tHgi iRrlionRiiy. About msa.day 8
GRDfp IAlly occurred In Chicago Gas bringing
IL 10 bN'. OF .'s per cent lrpUl the last some
noteworthy fluctuations Wgrr recorded ~ ne
SpctRtlgs sFll Telegraph jlllnrul Ia u, mo
bt5I figure Of rho year and gain for tho dlg ul
. per cent The stock sold Rs low as To- on Icb.
ruafy 10. The cloilngwus firm az improvements
for lhn day ~ the active list, extending to Va
per cent 30 Chicago Gas
FtEsaRe-D characterized tho early speculation
IN bonds Tao volume Of bnlingss was uorlnlll
the sales rggrpgplimg s Jos OJl.
The IOlll sA,as Oi stocks to-day were al6,VJJ
shares
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New rorp-Agonla havo advanced prices as
follows Berlin crochet quilts tuIlNsp, Clarendon
rfnthrsuulu tUs'En, OHcuA crochet quilts To
Wo. MSladnork Marellt1 aud snt.u quilts o to
n 'p0r cont. Hamilton "A llcklnFs Rul Gran.
rafamuuth Elhrn each i,O Allrn1nlO WldO
.heeilugs on tho 6s'ls Of N. boh0htl 10 gOl.c
sInmuti plain black aud WhiO nul silver gray
ufIuls' will hp advanced ~ bar net on October
~ CdlpfC1 aud fancy cotton, have had a good
cotton m root iNnuirH lluavyWblght WUOctA
IA GOOD urluf Ir1untl M WOtN llannOlt and
hIangull runlIug cloths l.fu atllc, with mod
tiuIg tulDH vi contract
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NEAR THE NORTH POLE,
Tho Birth OF an American Baby on
HeTsheI Island,
THE FIRST Event OF THAT NATURE

10 TFanspIFo In That Far on Arctic
RogiOn--Tho Mother is tho WITo of
the Captain of Whalor-Tho Little
Stranger is IdollzOd by the Whaling
Party-Hs Playthinss Arc Made OF
WhalCbOnc, And Its Cradle Was Cut
From Pieces at Wrookago - a
Daughter of tho Midnight sun.
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flmplv apny "swAyNR'A OIgrNEyr' No In.
loual mullnlnN required, CuivA iniOf. Crfnml..
ilDh nll oripilom On tho TACO, hRndN nose, Co.
leaving thn ska clOif white nni nNhlihi, ~
great hUiIlne hui curative powers arc pnlc'iNi
~ no pIhnr fomoly Ass your dfigrI', i1r
HwLYNLb UiVruHyr ftuNH
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Whsu BlbY wns Siot, Va Ravo nor cHr'orls.
When shc was child, Sho cried for CasiorI',
Whom shc became Mlv, Rhc cuns to CaroflA.
Whom Gllo lad Children, aho SAyo them COTtorlA
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p@.y Pennsylvania stntlons
ISGggRRGgIVdRId LINES.
U TrainB Run bY Central TinO.
,onnsyIvnnla HtnLIons

rtrsvr OPPiCgH At pnNETLvAsiA HrA1ION a.
WAtvp Er.. FOgr or ELIvfttu Sr, WhItllNh,
AZ NCLVHH ltpuA, WNutLny, AHp A. ms
pTKEfYLyAsiN ErAltuF, VRipGtfOhr.
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oucy hlpmcnu ol;Obmtcl,, run, VI, lol
hnrtplf uopluI,
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Lightning iiot Drops-
What g Funny Nsmsi
Vary 1'ruo, but II klllb Az Palm.
Sold Everywhere, Every Day
Without RoII0f. There 10 No Phri
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AIRIy.

From Pittsburgh, 1910 a. m. and go p. m,
daily. 1850 p. m, daily. except saturday i22p.
IN. except Sunday. aud rs a IN, Sunday only
except sunday
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STATIONERY. aooxs. ere.

1852. ''''... 1895.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
OnRnd after Saturday, February 1872 trains
will riiu az follows, oily tine
rIThyr wnruS0, tt,NH I'm 0HoyA.
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The larvae OF the wheat fly feed on the
flowers of the plant, destroying it's fer
tility.
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Trust Estate of Simeon r. Col
rev of CraftsburV,

STATE OF VERMONT, ORLEANS DIsTRIoTN
y IS. In Probate Court, held at Newport
in said District, on the 23rd day OF January
A. ID. 1894.
Jas. A. Gallagher, trustee OF the trust estat
of Simeon X. Corey, late of Craftsbury, In SAT-
District, deceased, presents his administraI
ton account for examination and allowance
and makes application for a decree OF dis
tribution and partition of the estate OF said
deceased
Whereupon, IL is ordered by said Court
that said account and said application be rel
ferred to a session thereof, TO be held at tho
Probate Office in said Newport, on the 18TH
day of February A. ID. 1885, at o'clock Ina tho
afternoon for hearing and decision therconi
And, il is further ordered that notice hereof
be given TO all persons interested, by publ
cation of the same three weeks successfully
in the Orleans County Monitor, newspaper
published at Barton previous 60 said time
appointed for hearing, that they may appear
at said time and place, and show cause, ~ any
they may have, why said accounts should not
be allowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court-Attest,
4-6 n. y. ALFRED, Judge.
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Estate of Nancy w. Mitchell
of Brownington.

GTATE OF VERMONT DISTRICT on ORLEAssI
Dss. In Probate Court, held nc Newport in said
District, on the 18th day of January, A. d., 1898,
l. ID. X. Collins, Administrator Of the
estate Nancy w. Mitchell, late of Brown
ington, in said District deceased, presents his
administration account for examination and
allegiance, and makes application for a decree
OF distribution and partition OF the estate OF
said deceased.
Whereupon, IL Is ordered by said Court,
that said account and said application be re-
feIred TO session thereof, TO be held at the
office az B. II. ID. Carpenter in Barton, in said
district, on the 18th day OF February, A, ID.
1895, at O'Clock in the forenoon for hearing
and decision thereon; And, 10 Nv furththeT
ordered that notice hereof be given 60 all
persons interested, by publication OF the
same three weeks successfully In the Orleans
County Monitor, newspaper published az
Barton previous 10 said time appointed
for hearing, that they may appear az said
time and place, and show cause, IA any they
may have, why said account should not be al
lowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court-Attest.
40 FE. ALFRED, Judge.
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Estate of Charles Hogan.

STATE OF VERMONT ORLEANs DlsrRtcr.
- IS. In Probate Court, held al Barton
A. ID. 1898. -
Tyler NJ. Rowell, Administrator OF the estate
or charles Hogan, late Of Albany, in said Die
trlct, deceased, presents his administration
account Tor examination aud allowance, aud
makes applc stlon Tor a decree OF distribu-
ton and partition OF the estate of said
deceased.
Whereupon, IL is ordered by said Court,
that said account and said application be re.
ierred 70 session thereof, 90 be held at the
once OF l.. w. Baldwin, Barton, on the sth
DAY 81 FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1894, az l o'clock ia
afternoon, for hearing and decision thtrConi
Ana, 10 ~ further ordered that notice hereof
be given TO all persons interested, by publl-
cation OF the same three weeks HucncsHiVciy
In the Orleans County Monitor, n newspaper
published at Barton previous 90 said time
appointed for hearing, that they may appear
az said time and place, and show cause, ifany
they may have, why said account should not
be allowed, and such decree made.
by the Court Attest,
30 r. h. ALFRED, Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-02-04
J. Porter Baldwin's Will.

STATE OF VERMONT, DIsrRIor or on
- LEANS, s.. In Probate Court, held at
Barton, i'm and for said District on the nth
day of November, A. ID. 1894.
An Instrument purporting 60 be the last
VIII and Testament OF j. Porter BALDWIN
late OF Barton, In said district, deceased, be-
ing presented 10 the Court by Ann n. Bald.
wln'the eNeeutrix therein named for probatei
concerned therein be notified To appear az "A
session OF said Court TO be held at the Office
OF r. w. Baldwin, in said Barton, on the sth
gay OF January A. ID. 1898, and show cause
~ any they may have, against the Probate OF
salu VIII for which purpose IL Is further or
pc published three weeks successfully la the
orleans county Monitor, printed at Barton
previous 10 said time appointed for hearing
by the Court-Attest.
30 ALFRED, Judge.