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Actyn-es Her Husband Of Fraud

Tacoma. May q Special-Mrs. Emma
kluckow IN a complaint filed today IN
the superior court against her husband.
Johannes kluckow. and her stepson. Jo-
baanes J. klgckow. tells a pitlful story.
Mrs klackoW rceites Ia her complaint
thai after her marriage "a her husband
they acquired some property hy purchase.
the money for which she helped 10 earn
and save The i~0peTty In question is de-
scrbed as lots j and T. block S92e. TIA
coma Land Company's sixth addition, up-
OF Which IS comfortable dwelling. which
was made the home Of the family. After
the deed was received the husband CO.
erced fer into signing the deed over to
him. aHj no sooner was he made the sole
owner tran he drove her away from the
house. shortly afterward. however. he
persuade hes 10 return to him, and to
convince her Of his good intentions. he
burned the deed she had transferred 20
him saying. we will burn up our trou-
BE" She supposed from this act that
she again came into possession of her
share 81 The community property. hat
kluekow had. unknown 10 her. recorded
the deed V bile she was East last Ianu-
AIRY he transferred the whole OF the prop
erty o. his son. Johannes !. the consider
alton heirg stated IN the deal rs 81 The
wife now prHAs the court 70 set aside the
transfer 90 kiutkoW's son. and roinstata
hsr rights as an equal owner In the realty.
The case viii probably come M for hear
ing ~ the present term.
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DENTISTS IN CONTENTION.
Demonstrations by DR.. Haskell and
Papers hV several Nemhet,s

The second day OF the annual meeting
OF the Washington State Dental Society
witnessed increased interest and brought
out large gatherings at all three sessions,
Or. l. T. Haskell. Of Chicago. will con-
tinue his clinics before the convention.
Al the morning session DR. Haskell
constructed a practical ease of upper and
lower dentures on gold plates a very dif-
ficult mouth having been found for him.
When the convention was called 10 or
der III the afternoon by President Scott
the following papers were read: "Hygie-
mic Consideration OF the oral Cavity as
Presented for Diagnosis" by Dr. q. VIII
lis Price: Concerning Irregularities" by
DR. W T.. Burkhart. Of Tacoma: Pro
gressive Dentistry" by Dr. G. w Drag
don; management OF Chlldren's Teeth"
By Or. q. r. Hayes OF Tacoma.
The evening session vas occupied by
discussions on papers and various subjects
pertaining 70 odd conditions In dentistry.
The convention today will receive cllni-
cal Instructions from Drs. Haskell c. +.
Brown and {. \. Holmes In the morning.
The afternoon viii he devoted 20 discus
sions and the evening 20 general business.
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Iamp Exploslon starts a Fire.

a lamp exploded in the sitting room of
DR. IT, Gems house at the corner Of
Irving avenue and Bush street last night
at 10.30 o'clock, and had 1t not been for
the prompt work of those present the
house would have been total wreck and
Mrs. GEMS life endangered. Before the
flames had done extensive damage they
were extinguished by Morris Tsbert, Mr.
Olsen. Mr.. Hewins. Max Brannan and
Mr.. Gems. Mrs. Gems was just recover
Ing from an Illness and the shock Of the
affair Frustrated her. The total damage
is given as between Sid0 and 5000
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DEATH OF SARAH {. LATINIER.
\ Pioneer Who Braved Indians and
Managed a Farm.

Mrs Sarah 4, Isatiner died at the resi-
dence of her Ia lighter. Mrs .. .. Denny.
1908 Seneca street. late Tuesday night. OF
liver trouble. aged - years.
She was born IN Brownsville Ind. her
parents being Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Ches-
ney. When she was : years old she and
her twin sister. row Mrs. Eliza Mcpher-
rim We're left orphans. She passed part
30 her Eivlhooi IN Ahhiast0n IN and as
tbe Se.~7ri V.fe Of Alexander Latimer.
who vas the father Of ". q Latimer ~
this city she tetea me one Of the pior GERS
81 Winnehago city. MINI. Orce during
she early lfe there there vas an Indian
uprising but when Mr.. Lasimer decided
- rcuaiu thFTe AID p-OtecZ CHS prop
r,artv. hfs Wife ssfusad 70 leave the place
ard remained through the Jrou5.e
Mr. T.a,iTer owned large farm near
Wi7uebsEo city. and about 1877 he was
rendered helpless by stfnstToke Five
years later bo dta8 bar during the time
Intervening between death ard tho sun
stroke Mrs T.Atinger conducted the farm
herself ~ Tire slime - tho Worlds fair
Mrs Iattruer accompanied 1l~ and N~s
q - Denny on tGeir reform trep 20 this
.-ity. ard TIA 3e her nome With Them. Per
several wears she has been q sufferer
fro~. liver trouble 49, her last N,ncxs
dates only ~ he tirsI 90 thta month
she leaves FIVE Han rhters Mrs . -.
Denny and Mrs 4. r. Bickfo~t ~ Seattle.
Mrs. &. = Reyu9stS, 0f t3a1 Claire. " is
Mrs. Charles Stevens. ~ Aablug.or III
ana AIRS Alice Fowler or W.nnaI,azo
CHy WMu Sac wss the s,ea-ulataer os
" -. I-aluer. % this citE. and che s-ar-
grsn1snothe- o. y. u. Iaauer. = l..
CarSnev " thts Il ~, was acr nephew.
Tier twir sister Mrs. E2izs NcPher-in.
resl ~ a. Clarin8a, Ia..aG3 her brother.
Jehu r Ehesuev. lives az AaairErou. Ill.
Mrs Iatiwsr Nas a very emerge &.
s,-,~.ssse ana during her life vas An active
worker Ea .he Methodist church az WA
ue0aEo
The funeral services NH ~ held tAis
afternoon a. era residence OF Mrs. .. o.
Denny lbs Seneea street. followed by ia
ts-7-nent tn Lake View cemetery.
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One Honest Man.

Dear Editor: Please inform your read
- ,hat II written 20 confdentally. / will
~.eu in a sealed letter. the plan pursued
~ winch / was permanently restored TO
s<<.sth and manly vigor. after years Of
a,,.v.rfnar from nervous weak ness. night
s<ssssss and weak shrunken parts.
have no scheme 10 extort unoney from
any one RhoTnsoeyer. l vas robbed and
sxfrsgIAa ~ the quacks until / nearly
trx, faith in manhood. but thank heaven
+ arr now well. vigorous ard strong and
anxious to make this certain means or
esare Known 70 all.
Hang nothing 10 sell or send G. o. D.
want no money. Address James A H4r-
RS Box Az. De-ay, Mich
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wbo we're en- route for the Cooks inlet
cold placer region Alvinza Hayward
ana lanes lane. Of California. are huil1-
n a .hirty-sfaEap mill on the Basin
mines near juneau TIE mil VIII oe o.
era -v-s+ er7,sher style and RiEl cost about
sse -. These mines are similar 20 the cell
aAratea Trea1weil mine. bat they are
much richer They cover 80 acres, and
sold them 70 their present owners Tor
sls8 90 about a year since
Juneau is enjoying quite ouildlnS
boom AZ present. as fully twenty-five
buildings are being constructed there.
one Of these Is a stone store which viii
cost 5000 I am adding a i49xI9 add
ton 70 ny wharf and also warehouse
and coal bunksrs, These have been made
necessary by the Increase II the snlppihg
=. ynrssr I am going 20 Portland and
70 san Francisco and will be back on the
Terh Of June. 50 as 70 return 20 Juneau on
the steamer sailing on that date.
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The examining board OF the First Regi-
ment, National Guard. consisting of Lieut..
Col. William S. Shank. Mai. f. :. In
graham and Maj. l.. r. Dawson. has been
ordered by Col. Joseph Green TO meet a.
the Armony next Saturday evening and
conduct examination of the newly elected
officers. Those cited 10 appear before the
examiners are: First Sergt. Robt. Blank
enship. second leutenant-elect Company
A: First Lieut.. George ii. Fortson. cap
tain-elect Company r: Second Lieut.. Matt
IL. Gormley first lieutenant-elect Com
pany Il. First Sergt. III. j. Moss. second
lieutenant-elect Company b First Sergt.
Horace A. Turner. first lieutenant-elect
Company u: Acting Regimental Quarter
master Sergeant II. L. Egell. second lieu
denant-elect Company d: First Sergt. j.
A. Stewart. second iieutenant-elect Com
pany O..
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Xyorl. IN the Tide Land Filling.

The work of bulkheading the water
front north of the coal buukers in con-
nection with the filling in of the tide flats
was not commenced yesterday as antic-
ipated owing TO some delay in getting the
piledrivers in position, some of which will
have TO he worked.on the cantilever plan
in order 10 reach inland where a piledriver
cannot be fioated. This has necessitated
the perfection of details which will defer
the commencement OF the actual work I'M
til today In the meantime County Sur
veyor Albro Gardner continued his sur
veys yesterday and his work is far enough
IN advance to allow the piledriyers to
work away without Interference.
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Wheeler. o }. Treeu. F. J. Richter. a. ".

Wheeler. o. J. Treeu. F. J. Richter. a w.
HASTE.
President Graves has appointed the
following general committee % citizens
10 take charge % the Fourth Of July
celebration. Jscoa Furth. J. II. Hayden.
]. 2. Mescslfe. J. : Goldsmith. J. II. Cal
vert, II. r Norton. r (. Cheasty. Z. W,
Saunders. r. Tcklss +. =. Ncnfslier. r.
NJ. Daulton. William Fisher. l. A. Ma
deau. +. L. Terry, <. l.. weaA. Col.
Joseph Green. r. :. Mesny. H Y. Y.
Bean. A. 3. Stewart. z. r Sweeney.
Josiah Collins. The first meeting Of the
committee "a called for Sis this evers2ng
At the Chamber Of Commerce. \ fulI at
tendance IS earnestly requested. Sub
committees VIII be appointed az tanights
meeting and a general programme sab
mfitea A prominent citizen remarked:
Let Us have an old-time Fourth q July
twenty-four hours long"
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GETTING THEIR CLOTH FREE.
RurpIar-S Rob Tailor Shop-A Ma
r-auier scared Away.

The tailor shop OF j. Brooks, al lal5
Front street. was entered night before
last BY burglars and about 81 worth OF
cloth taken. The shop Is in a fran struc-
fure and the burglars, after getting
through back window. had no trouble in
forcing the shaky door that led into the
shop. Tracks were found under the WIN
dow that Indicate that the work was
done by boys.
A burglar was discovered in James
sIancy's house al 3Dlf Fifth street last
Monday night. but owing TO the discov-
cry had 20 get out before he secured any
plumber
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Annirs of the state University.

The board OF regents Of the University
OF Washington met yesterday afternoon
and considered many matters pertaining
20 the improvements planned on the new
grounds The consldera ton OF the bids
on this additional work was made a spe-
clal order for Friday at p. m. The
board was also busy with matters per-
tanning to the closing OF the present
school year. and arranged 20 attend a
body the commencement exercises al 2
%. m today at The First Methodist Epls-
canal church
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-23

Tallahassee. Fla. May 2@.-No prize
fighting. fighting with gloves, boxing en-
counters or anything such engagements
may be called. viii hereafter take place
i'm this state. The house unanimously
uassed senate hill No. 81. providing for
Extraordinary punishment for such Of
favses ], will go 10 the governor n once.
A he was responsible for the intro iUction
of the measure, IL Is safe 10 say he VIII
lose no time tn adding the finishing
touches which viii make it the law Of
he ef4fg
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Tncomn Murine News.

Tacoma. May - Specialize ship r.
z Cheney began loading coal today at
the South Prairie coal bunkers.
The brigantine Courtney Ford arrived
today from the Sandwich islands 10 load
lumber.
The schooner Maria r. Smith arrived
yesterday from San Francisco 10 load
lumber FOR that port. she went on the
beach today TO be painted
chilean bark Latona. Capt. Gilmore
will probably finish loading lumber to-
day and sail about next Friday for VAL
pATaiso.
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No Nuns I'm Texas Public scbools

Austin. Texas, May THE state de-
oartment Of education today on an ap-
peal from Victoria county. said that nuns
cannot teach IN the public schools OF
Texas. and that every thing 81 a sectar-
ian nature must b absolutely eliminated
from the public schools. Catholic nuns
have been conducting free schools IN
Southwest Texas. and this puts an end
to it,
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ferments. generating foul gases. Tbs
membranes ami glands OF the stomach
are inactive from overwork and constant
irritation of undigesgesi food in the stom-
ach."
The doctor sai3 my bleary and weak
eyes were caused.
From weakened nerves.
From inactive circulation
From a diseased stomach.
From reahsorption ~ decnmposed food
From constipation ~ the bowels
From torpid liver.
The doctor said my peculiar gait was
the result of a weakening OF the system
in general from "A hack Of proper nour-
isanent and from a lack Of good rich
blood
10 YOU want perfect digest.ong
DO You want clear gycsa
no you want a pink complexion?
DO you want a steady gate
no you want regular bowels!
If YOU do, Natures Home
Remedy ia what you must take-~a spe-
cific for all blood stomach. liver. kidney
and bowel trotshles \ vegetable coanl-
pound, no mercury. no iodide, no potash.
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The Oregon improvement Companv.

New York May 22-Johu G. Moore and
Edwin :. Hooley. OF his city. and r r.
Rawlins Morse. OF Boston have consent
e. 20 serve ss a nominating and proxy
committee on behalf % those who are
conducting the campaign for an indepen-
dent management Of the Oregon Improve
rnent Company.
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MINING BOOM N ALASKA.

d r-csaf Ru-h Go the \ uEon New Cru~her
and buildings AT Juneau.
CAqf. james Carroll IS ia the cl.v from
Alaska havl0E arrived en the last steam
~. In speaking about Alaska De sats.
Juneau IS booming. sHt al Alaska seems
- me go be prosFs rins. More miners
a ng iuto The fgkeu region yhis year than
ever before, and party of about nifty
were waiting az Juneau when left thers
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salt Lake, May - The grand jury pre-
seofed I'VE indictments ia Judge Rartch's
court today. Two ~ them were against
Rev " p. MahFy ana Mrs. Alice Kelly.
ts,e charge being adultery.
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WHY
| Had a Fonl Stomach.

IT HAT KNEW HAD A FNoT-T.
Ssousach was evidenced IN my saliow
complexion. my hleary eyes. my peculiar
gait. TINS - What the doctor said. Ny
son. your stomach IS foul. because your
stomach
Dent digest prSper3y
'Nson't SevDste healthy digestive jsslces.
Don't empty stsely rsadily.
''Dc,g't act correctly.
Don't aSSlnniaaie rhe food
Your stomach i fun o. gases due 20
onfiZeSted matter accommodating IN shs
stomach. which becomes dsccgnp,sesi and
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.run Ynchs urld hv the Mind.

Port Townsend May 2s.-Spacisl.-The
Yachts Rainier and Evelyn May have
been detained here since Yesterday by
northwest wind aaA sea. and viii not be-
able - take part IN the races a. Victoria
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No reliable druggist will tell you no
has a sarsapsriiia a. good as joys. fako
the best when yon pay your money.

Edwin w. JOY Co: The immediate and
narnanent relief Afforded me by the uso
~ JOYS Vegetable Sarsaparilla from the
terrible afliiction OF dyspepsia acc0mpa.
nted nv rackfng headache has prompted
me TO voluntarily express my indorse-
ment Two years OF extreme suffering
were hanished as ~ BY magic 10 nose
Tts merits will DO the rest, Yours IN
health. - y 1AiNrs
Poso Township. Kern County, Cal.
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Joys vegetable sarsspariiia Is the hest
corrective known. 1t tia so easy to take,
IL acts so pieasinsIy you don't feel that
you are king medicine.

Mr. ]. Newman. of Alameda. Cal. says:
The Edwin Joy Co.-~Gentlemeu: Being
troubled With hollis | took one OF the old
Sarsaparillas. and the result was mas $
Of pimples. Then every one wanted TO
know what was the matter. Hearing that
joys Vegetable SrasapaTilla was later
and acted differently. | tried II the next
time. and IL dried up the pimpses In a
short time No druggist viii ever be able
to sell me any other SarSaparilla. VIII
always praise Joys Vegetable Sarsi-
parilia. j. NhgN MAN.
Ala atla- cal
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Pulmonary consumption IN SIS early
STAGES. may Pa chsc ke1 by the use %
AYERS Cherry EtctaraL l. stops the d.s-
tressinr couSa. ~oothes irritation q the
fNroat and luuSs. ara induces much
,,eelf8 rspcze. Hundreds have testified
~ tne regna rkab-e virtues u this prepAr-
alton.
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~ vsu want ~ 80 - Ntctoria on che
sac ~ washtog-ar May .. : @. ~ ~ee
,.,avltr- agent. upstairs N Yesisr wharf.
fa- ti-ksfs ana state rooms. i looks lAce
business 81 his Office.
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BLEARY. WEAK EYES
Made strong and Lustrous.

James Andrews, living on Point Lohos
road. says:
The Edwin w JOY Co.-Gentlemen;
wish to thank you. gentlemen, for the
great good which your Joys Vegetable
Sarsa parilla has done for my weak eyes.
/ thought I would soon gro blind. | was
actually losing my sight. My eyes were
so weak | had To stop reading day ana
night Jessie read the papers for me.
After Using four hotties Of joys Nsgs-
table Sarsaparilla | pat away the green
glasses and can now see as well "a ever
could Ny blood "a In good condition.
am not weak al all Yes, | do praise
your Joys Vegetable Sarsapariila- No
one should take any other sarsaparillA
hut Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilia.
1Signed) JAMES ANDREWS.
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H.. RuI I'm "A Foreign Language.

The auditing committee OF the city
council meet with a great many pecu-
Iiarf1les in the way OF claims and bills
for services rendered or articles fur
uished. but for beauty OF conception and
genius OF construction the following re-
ceived the other day by City CoTnptrol-
Ter Parry i a gem:
City OF Seattle-City Park Department.
To John Elseth Dr.
AyfOrtneoS ...-..---..-..-...---.... 30
AggittenOfth eOsome NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Hall ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Sin
The committee had no idea what the ar
ticles enumerated were and was about
10 conclude that they were merely some
kind OF new plants which Mr.. Elseth,
who IS an Englishman, had sold 10 the
park superintendent. A missionary was
found. however who had spent several
years on the little island and who. dur
ing his residence in that foreign cline,
had become familiar with the language.
He translated the bin as follows:
An 'os 'af A Observation-Disclosures. so
Ay for the Observation-Disclosures. %
A gitten OF the 'os 'ome................ %
All ..-......-.'-..'-..t. ---.....--.---.- N.V
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No ono should he fooled by dishonest
druggist. There arc plenty OF honest
druggists who would be glad to have
your trade.

Cents. have been taking your Sarsa-
nartlia and / think n is n wonderful rem
ely. / have had estarrh OF the head ana
.hyca. FOR seven years. and have been
,resta5 ~ doctors I got joys Vegetable
Sarsararilla and took Il for about five
months. and from that day 70 this have
,t.a,ts-.e 7 am entirely well Of H. I have
found n matchless. II Is good % have
handy. AhRf H. fA@ilaA-A@<-
Little Lake. Cal.
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Edwin w. joy Co: 7 am one of those
who place hut little faith in ADVERTISED
nostrums. but seeing so many. local testi-
monials detailing the effects or joys veg
etable Sarsaparilla. |. too. bought H.
took II for palms In the back and chronic
blllousness the results OF disordered
liver, which has given me much trouble.
and / believe II has permanently cured
me I haven't felt so well for ten years
/ recommend Il TO all my friends ana we
take n for nearly everything over our
w. NED NF%STEIfs.
% Everett Street. CITY.
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American doiiar is as heavy as our own
dollar. but IL Amt as go"d-h Is only
worth 90 cents Refuse all substitutes
AK for and receive your own home
remedy, Joys Vegetable sarsapariIIa.
ur.nared by the EDWIN w. JOY CO..
Gan Frsneisco. Cal.
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v,t,e 10 these people. and they viii
tell you how glad they are that theJ re-
fused "a substitute

Gentlemen: Having taken bottle OF
,c+,r Joyfs Xegetal Ear@a IA rilla, chn
;-,iy s4v that n IS the best medicine I
nave ever taken for consultation. head
ache and a generally debiiitated system. I
feel overiosei by the use Of one botu..
,essrs ago and find my leg getting
s.w~nver and am feeling better IN every
go. WN J. PERRY
Supt. AimshOuse, Cay.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-03
IN PROBATE COURT.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,ls
County OF Stearns.
Special Term, December t1tG 1894.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of John BOgchard,
Deceased.
on Reading and Filing the Petition Of Peter p .
Themes, setting forth the amount OF person.
al estate that has come iRtO his hands. the
disposition thereof, and how much remains I'M
disposed OF; the amount of debts outstanding
against said deceased, as far a. the same can be
asccrtaincd; the legacics unpaid, and n descrip-
ton OF all the real estate, excepting the home
stead OF which said deceased died seized. and
the condition and value OF The respective portions
or lots thereof; the persons interested In sal d es-
tate, with their residences; and praying that liz
CenCe be 10 him granted to sell all the real estate,
except the homestead.
And II appearing by said petition that there is
not sutfiClaut personal estate in the hands Of said
eNpences Of administration. and that il is neces-
-ary for the payment Of such debls, legaCies OF
eXpcnCos, TO sell all Of said real estate; to-wit:
The West half Of the Northwest Quarter (Wh
OF NV - of Section Nine 90 in Township numb.
er One Hundred Twenty six (i26J North Of Range
Twenty nine t2gl West.
II j. Therefore Ordered, That all persons inter
csled IN said estate appear before this Court on
FRIDAY, THE 18Th DAY OF JANUARY
1895, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, al the Courthouse in
cause Of any there be- why license should not be
granted TO said Administrator to sell o much OF
The real estate OF said deceased as shall be neces-
sary TO pay such debts, lcgaCics or eNpences.
And II II Further Ordered, that this order shall
be published one in each week for three success.
slve weeks prior 10 said day of hearing IN Der
Nordstern' a weakly newspaper printed and pub
lished al ST. Cloud in said County.
Dated At ST. Cloud, Mimi, the 18th day OF
December A. ID. 1894.
BY the Court,
IL 81 A. BARTO,
2-3 Judge OF Probate.