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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-01
TALKS WITH SPIRITS.
Insane Man Who Discourses
With Dead Wives.
vrslEa ESTATE TO PAY DEBTS.
Mortgage or Sale Il ordered-Peace Re-
stored I'm the Nance FamiIy-The
Hatch Decision.

]. T. Middleton, the real estate ran.
~ss, last week suddenly became lnss ne
ard while being taken to the police ala
,soa shouted Murder" IN tones sfns
AROUSED many drowsy sfeepers, was YES
terfszy adjudged insane by Judge Lang
1<v and ordered committed to steAIacoorn
Middleton. the examination In court d.
vssoDsd, wss twice a wsdowkr. and. t1ay-
sos given a deep study 10 spirssualjsfn
insisted that he could hold communion
vim The spirits OF his dead wfvee. BE-
fore mis- second marriage ne made an
.a,e~nupsizl consrac; whereby he aud hts
ssse- mutually agreed 70 convey their
he was not q citizen OF this country. and
he decided ali his property 10 mis- wife,
ard when she died the children, Il Ia aasd.
eD5eavored TO enforce the contract and
obtain the title to the property.
His insanity is attributed TO the above
txo causes. Middleton worried a great
deal over hts real estate difficulties, and
imagined that some one was trying to
poison him. At the jail the other day
Izlxr Burkman prepared a dose of meds-
Gin for him. bu. Middleton refused 10
ssks N, saying that IL contained chicken
ice and puiyefized gtaa. Again he re-
fused a handkerchief because he said N
had peen fIsec with smallpox germs.
Yesterday :. II. Alien was appointed
suardsan OF the estate OF the demented
mar. and his bond fixed at $1,000.
Middleton has a large family Five OF
ais children live a, Miles City. Mont: one
A. Gait, Ont: one a, st. Paul. and one al
Jamestown. n. D.
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Christopher p. Dusiasv con1reHncef suit
against the Frone Street Cable Railway
Company ard Sis rs-ceaVer w the FEDERAL
court yesterday % recover SO. oo9 damages
Cor tnyifTS-s rst.efved November 2. 1894. as
a r'esslsst Of f-drx eflrowEE from ogse OF the
coUngas1ys csas, wflEsh, according TO the
coFnEsasns. was sne-iy the reSuft of the
rre<n having the car sn change. The aexsi-
derst- tire cnrnvaaSarf states, occurred as
tins car wts osF Pike ssg,eei. near the sharp
Sesgld street curve. The car sHoqgsssi jsrsst
fps6ore rsmcfssDg s7le curve end the Tsa4Ist
IN states he ATTEMPTED 10 beard " he
p4s-ssd his serr fopt ON the step. sgasssed
the raii with his seft hand and was about
10 step or 70 tine plairfuEn when the car
started. dar'sFsd aGolKnd she curve, sE1d the
d~fesriaHsl WAS hurried 70 the rear of the
car. As he sesz he casrse IN cosEact with
the cuupakng fessrn. Ess right leg. ha
csannrs. was broken and he wsas otherwise
so BADLY injured as ITO irssa4acStase hsm for
future hard work. He states that he priv
ssrsse7 ffSs csaisrn 10 the rscetyer. vino re-
jesrred r.
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Testing the New Fire Hose.

Three lengths OF the leo feet OF 2ia-snch
Baker fabric fire hose recently purchased
was tested at fire headquarters last even
ing. The frs, length stood 240 feet pres
cure. when the brass coupling blew of.
The second length bore $40 pounds. when
n Ike accident occurred. Chief Allen then
had the expansion rings in the hose tight
.ned. and the third length stood SO
mounds. the pressure called for by the con-
tract. Chief Alien said that as far as he
could see The only trouble arose from thu
fact that the workmen who put ia. what
are termed the expansion rings expanded
them only about half as much as was re-
ouiref. The remainder Of the hose will be
tested some time today. There is stiii !. 90
RET OF Guardian hose 10 come. II is ex-
pected within the next ten or twelve days.
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ST. LOUIS MEN COMING
They Will Take Active Charge
of South Canal.
THE ENGINEERS ARE At WORK.
..es<rs PascfnI and Ames on the Way
West Dredger Coming Here TO
Refit Next Week.

A special telegram received by Hon.
Etsx.ssa Se1urgs yesterday uzoTTsfslg an
zryslrzsesf shar George Pakzs1a1 and Edgar
Ar,e.ss. rexre~aa1rszlS tz1e s.. LOUIS capital
lists. a4sose money VII Gag the ssotss2l ca
Saal, mad iaft 81 Louis for Seattle. and
rssey are expecsed 80 arrive next Monday
afternoon accompanied by Mrs. Paschal.
Taag Wa make tnear home IN t2ass city
assa van have ar anEfs7e snare 81 IRE man
agane-st OF the Szxassse and Lake Wash
iyzxton wagerway Company. The teae-
gram resolved read as follows.
81 Louis. No. May 3l.-Esgene Sem
Pie. 40 Bailey bss,k. seaFs.se Wash: Mr..
and Mrs. Pazssasa4 and Esiear ASnsss leet
for Ssa,xIe to-day, III. s. AMksS
That TnsssTs' sasd an officer OF the ca
mai company yesterday that the details
IN co,sna,tEun with thu building OF the
canal have oecrl fixed up To the satis4ac-
sspr of the 81 Louis peuEHe who are bark
If fs1a rrrs1Sex-t ard r7a< al tsIlgt to H1s
canal hessr1x built - wiped away" Henry
SensIae Arnes VINO has been 10 Seattle
ard who Is the ST. Louis Representative OF
the canal crs1RpasIy, Wi cozwAius 70 re-
1nafsr M fase EaS; Dor a slime, but once the
work rs fairly begun he vii d4ysde his
ta7ne between hsrs and St Louis
The company announced yesterday tllas
news had hexEl revived 90 the effest that
the first of the dredgers TO be used in the
work wa; arrive hssre from La Corner the
carly part OF next vveeax and VIII ar once
he reflea I'd and placed in frs class con-
ssssfon At present the dreStysg rs near La
Co.sneT where II has been engaged n 10
eng government work.
The Company thinks # likely that some
time rsext week the board OF state land
sscrsyra zsssbssser-s VIII decide TO the man.
sser of constructive the bsiskilexafs Tslafss
for wfss0h Capt Thomas W. Synnons. rep
resentsng the waterway cosusany. and A.
]. Csi!fis, szlzsnsssr for the hand COMMITS
sioners discussed and psSgared Capt.
ssyHnons - TON in Montana ard WI be IN
the CITY the iar1uer part gsf next week.
The work Of driving the ptlees for the
hllIn head on Railroad avenue viii he re-
sumed next Monday after a cessation OF
keyer-sl dtys due 10 the face eaisai no IaleSs
OF a sufficient length and thickness could
be purchased and IT was necessary 10
give a special order for them. They Wall
be here today or togroTTuw.
] r. Savage. abe local engineer OF the
escsnlrarfy. has had a party of engineers M
the field surveying the tide fats for the
purpose of ascerTaaneng the auantSty OF
fsll under contract No. g. siae first to be ex-
.zaFta5 The. work Of surveying VIII be
.Sone ioinr}y hy the stafe and the canal
company. and from data thus ontairled
the state land commissioner VIII De aode
to ascertain the aarEos4ust of the fII on ANY
r,artfrsuIar section and the compensation
10 tQ,,e canal company for doing the Work.
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The Estate g. ID. Miller and WIFE.

Fred T.. Sander, guardian OF -fle resEoas
ana esssarrs m George ID. Mssse~ ard Celsa
'Alsser. yesterday flied arl aar.oszrs I'm the
sszssssspr court. regort9E fssas az ur, ezf1ar =
OF David T. af5Eer, raGlasr OF t1e chTdran.
had corne srsho MS hassss. no sfAssssDrsson
had ysst been made. Tvse xnfsos-s have All
atnr uRrned Mrs. N. A. Bxsfz tr1 Nex Z4a-
Sarsd zkxi Cora w-as se~f rFssskssr tn March,
1880. after favsrag ezsta5sed upon 1ffs essar-
dam an expense OF s775 ~. George ID. Nh
sev who - now az Sesso IS ascsE y years
usf and fae rece&vei 5000. The total
dety 81 the szstare 10 sa1e guardian ~ There
fore 81. 1850. Sander, as adnfinistraror.
ALSO fled his anaa account, showing a.
cash tyaesr7cse Of 81 a1s c.
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HOPE 70. MATTHEW MERGuSs.


Matthew Merguns. the alleged quack
doctor. who vas convicted recently OF
using cancelled postage stamps. Was
about 70 re sentenced oy Federal Judge
Hs1ford yesterday when his counsel In
ferposed and asked permission 20 intro
Gtcs further testimony in the prisoner :
behalf. The request was granted aTo
the case win come up fer further hear
ing next Monday morning. Judge Han
ford. IN speaking % thu case from the
bench, said that he was satisfied from
the evidence OF Merguns' guilt. Ii vas
very plain. the court said. that he had
washed some stamps for the purpose Of
removing the cancellation mark and had
used them on letters cent through the
Postofslce
The defense had set up that by reason
of his mental weakness Merguns was in
capable OF criminal acts. The defendant,
the court said. may not be strong intel
lectnaliy. but he has e knowledge of what
was right and what was wrong and the
evidence showed that he had deliberately
attempted to defraud the government by
using the cancelled stamps. Judge Han
ford vas about to pass sentence when
Mr. Griffin said he had several witnesses
whose testimony he would like the court
to hear before passing sentence.
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rourt, and Public Offices.

Today judge EufnSr viii leave for Sgso-
kane where he Wei relieve Judge Arthur
during the FIRST hair of the month.
Judge Humes yesterday granted di-
voree to Rachel McDosald from William
III. Mcdonald. on the ground OF cruelty
John I.arkin, jr.. was yesterday appoint
ed administrator of the estate OF Johh
I.arkln. deceased. His BOND was hxeo at
$500.
In the probate court yesterday the 500
bond OF oscar Young. as administrators OF
the estate of Anne l.. Young. was APP
proved.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
for Zoe lie Mar and Maggie Mclean, both
az seattle; Frederick Lansberg and Erna
Narymont. both OF Victoria.
Edward Duggar yesterday gave notice
~ anpeal 10 the supreme court OF SUIT
against #. III. Dempsey. involving a house
and lot on Lake Washington
Iudgc Langley yesterday signed an or
der admitting TO probate the VIII or Anna
y Higgins, deceased. and fixing the bond
of G. j. Burns as administrator, al sS@.e"-
The Record appeared yesterday noon in
s,s,sa, e<fssso-s. giving tire motion csA4f1il-
a., for TO-DAY. Otherwise u wouad not
have iseca TSIn4Ssfle1 on saAsiSH - NNN'SS -
Memorial day.
x-..n.ss.x- was the last day In which
=. -, -, x,x< and there was a corsFsSsoF1c-
49, ,-l,sa, M. che trs-ssairer's Office ~ tfo<se
49,, u.tshtsi L, sxS.aIse ffHc TElzlSy iEarsoad
on sleffnaucnt$>
n =. nav Yesterday fled an amended
,,,,l,fnt and so bond for injunction In
hts s,,Jt against &. G. Heifner 20 enJoin
.ha latter from selling or transferring his
sl,cs-es interest In lot In Days Eidoradc
addition.
.-nAoaore FORTY. who has been reading
-. q, ,he oftices Of strive. Allen, Hughes
= N~Hti,tsn. Yesterday applied 10 the su-
80, ,ourt Cor admission TO the bar.
i,,ssa Langley appointed as an examining
e>or,r,i.,ea James kfe!er. Dexter L sap?
ard Richard SAKE Jones.
In the case OF A. Sitton Ns- {. 9 bH-
seis 81 al Judge Langley yesterday
So, a decree that Sitton recover from
. q and Katie Dubois sl@s-ss. ana have
a., rar that amount on a crop OF hops
ard other farm products, and that Ltlen-
ma, q co. recover s.. TSs.7i secured by
mortgage bat subject 20 Slttohs Hen
,~.,>,.s ~ ,neorparotlon were fled with
.ha county auditor yesterday Tor Me
$50 & 60 incorporates. Iucorporators.
: Rrown and e r NiehaTxe; capital
~to>s e. 90; principal place OF business.
Ssaa.,la, Oh is>et 80 conduct q general NH
,,,,sfness Articles were also nied fcr the
.~s.sxers' Mutual Insurance Company. IT.
..,,,-Dorators. Milton Van Dyke, l.. Gibson
- hamilton John Wallace. J. r. Don
re : q N~Ak :. NJ. Allen. E Z. Will
$50 4 w Range. all OF Seattle. os1es,t.
,.,,,,,al protection and assistance n case
- sickness or accidental injury, or loss
~. are or other casualties
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nof,.ctirc Youth Home From school.

James King. Joe Emf and John Gontara,
three seartte boys who have been - the
ssalool for defective yogsel ~ Vancouver.
have ressuraed - THIS csty for their vaca-
tfcn The ffrst two vest eEr'zly were sup
rrsess with ssYsrabls ctothsrg and Sent 90
Re1nnoTs5 ln care of JaSre<s SfE-yfser
They are now u or Il years old, and are
sid to be -T1sHch improved James Ksslg
81 son OF fsne king synI,Akzstef IN the Va
cox triad. and "a grandson % Charlotte Fee
sf,gx the murdered woman. He secured
atfrrvsSssss,u 20 the Sr-lroca oTay day or two
before t1as tragedy. mainly through The
efforts Of his gTvsrsirCcti1sr. who made a
szpsasal trap 10 the courthouse for that
rpss-rsose TIE other fnnTaa RS Of The school
fr>,n, tfiss county are: May E,ve1Sos1. FL
se- NcDaufeAs. Martin Thompson, al -
Saa+.sa, oran Ks.eay. Kirkland HHds Pc
.er,ssrr. KEN: W. n. Draper, Van Asset
rrs,n Asasssys. Franklin. Waiter Jones.
Ed~cwater; Lois COZ Northup.
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THE FIREWORKS WERE LACKING.


and Discuss Bids for Axles.
The FIRE commissioners met last night
at the city hall, bat the crowd present in
anticipation of the usual pyrotechnic dis
play was sadly disappointed. The nearest
thing to spark was a request of Commits
sioner Masel for Chief Allen to produce
Assistant Chief SuIliyan's resignation.
The chief said he had not the document
with him, so there was no chance for any
excitement. There will be a meeting to-
night. however. provided Mayor Phelps
returns today as expected, and what Will
happen is a question yet 10 be answered.
After the commissioners came TO order.
a communication from J. W. Van Brock
lin. OF the board of public works. was
read in which he asked the commission
TO take action on the bids OF the Moran
Bros. Co, Washington Iron Works and
Vulcan Iron Works to fix the axle OF en-
CINE No. 4. They varied to such a degree
and in the eyes of the commissioners were
so high that Meek. kahaley and Jones
were appointed a committe to Investigate
the condition OF the engine and report to-
night the amount of money required TO
Ak A. The bid of the Moran Bros. co. was
SIS for fixing the axle as good as new
and making bolts. etc, and ESQ IL springs,
etc, were put on. The Washington Iron
Works agreed to fix the axle for Es. but
IL springs. etc. were required wanted s260.
on the same tine Che Vulcan Iron Works
sent in figures of $3.50 and sla5.5o-
We'll" said Acting Mayor Miller, IF
that Is all that Is before the commission,
an adjournment is in order.
II want TO ask Chief Allen" said Masel,
~ he has the resignation of Assistant
Chief Sullivan with him.?
II have not" replied thu chief hut IL
is at fire headquarters"
II move then" replied Masei. that the
chief be instructed 10 have that document
here at our next meeting.
The motion was carried ana then the
commission adjourned until tonight, the
exnectation being that Mayor Phelps will
return during the day.
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Need of a Wharf Inspector.

The collapse of part of Harrington &
Smiths wharf has impressed on W. A.
Harm gton's mind the need of a wharf
Inspector appointed by the city lie said
yesterday: Il think the city council should
Immediately pass an ordinance creating
the Office OF wharf Inspector whose duty
IL shan be to inspect al piling, especially
under the railroads. and compel the own
ers to keep II in repair. He shoslld be ia
mfliar with piling and the teredo. He
should have power 10 act and TO make ar
rests IL wharf owners are dilatory. Such
a man cam be secured for SO a month. 7.
for one: am anxious to be the first to pay
the amount assessed 70 our firm. The sal
airy of the inspector should be raised by
assessment on the wharf owners"
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Seattle. May 81. iSa5.
To whom II May Concern: I have &C
ca,,tef Paddy Meagher's challenge TO a
loz-rolllng contest for STD. and feposite "a
81 forfeit money with Ar I. Sculhn. OF
laurel shAsfs baths Madison Park: the
balance % 800 viii deposit with said r.
SculIln tomorrow. saturday. June l. at or
before p. m. contest To take place on
Lake Washington. opposite Madison. on
Sunday. june ?. at 4 ?. n. sharp, Should
J be successful IN heSting said Paddy
Mesgher. I viii then and there challenge
any man on the Pacific coast TO a contest
for the championship ard any sum from
500 20 500. J. III. BURKE. Seattle.
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TO PAY YEsLER DIETS.


Jacob Furth. one OF me asra..s.,,.,n-z
or rne estaee Of Henry l.. yesirr. ssetf-
ned IN JUICE LAnS4ey's courr YESTERDAY
on petition for leave 60 sell properly 70
pay noaftnG desrs. that the DEBT. os The
ssa.s are IN excess of sss.s 90. excluding
ne Sr nrsa Poncin Judgment fer So 90
"a ths An How judgment for n.7s
White the property IN s,r..-aixas a. s,,se-
}l@D -. Mr. Fnrth Testified .nst ~ there
we're forced sale 4; is doubtful n the
property would be sIfscten. 70 wipe Gu.
fne debts After hearing the TESTIMONY
Judge Langley ordered the attorneys for
the Administrators 20 prepare an order
tfsat would authorize them to negotiate
loan 10 fund the debts. and. If necer-
Ary, to sell property to satisfy pressing
claims. II is thought the money win he
raised by mortgage
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Damaees for Being hit br . slide.

Stephen Bergin sued the Great Northern
railway yesterday In the Federal court for
So. 100 damages. The complaint. which is
very lengthy. states that he was a iaborer
employed on the defendant road, and that
January 5. 1896. while no was engaged
along with others In clearing the tracks
OF the company at Spring Beach. slide
struck him and he was permanently ia
jured. He claims damages on the ground
that the foreman OF the company was 10
blame as he failed TO take the proper pre-
caution to protect his men IN case OF
slide.
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Property for Parents in Norway.

An order Of distribution was signed by
Judge Langley yesterday OF the estate OF
Ole o. Meiseth, deceased. The only heirs
are Ole NJ. Oieson Melseth and Ragnhiid
O. Melseth. both OF Norway. parents OF
deceased. The property affected by the
decree is an undivided half OF blocks Is
and 10. Meekers supplemental plat OF the
first addition to Kent.
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In the superior court yesterday actions
were begun as follows:
Henry Thurman VS.. Mary A. Miller ct
nj -PrornIssory note and mortgage. $50
Martha Sophia Austin VS.. Herbert 5.
Turner ct al.-Promissory note and mort
gage, $3.50.
Walters Bros. VS.. Gus Hailstrom ct al
Transcript from Pierce county. sSlS.2o.
George f. Howard VS.. I. j. Howard et
al TRANSCRIPT from Kitsap county. ~. 70
r. s. Peet vs.. Mason c. McCoy-Com-
plant not filed: motion Tor chanse OF
venue to Waila Walla county.
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ALL Is LOVELY WITH NANCE
'hsrse or Murierous Assault Dismfs-
sod and Th.. Hnrne Serene

s.e''s~sr,1s q 5he y9vscesSss-sys % Jus
:. hewla-Td = CoEsTv, Ssf4t34nx over r. ii.
-ssEzsee q esaf,d 81 s. 80 - axrSzvvsr ~
@'s~ {" oS'ssasat wssh ssss~ss* 80 commit
=. - y h@sFaDg 1TVd = revolver al FhN-
. ksss>a May Is ,v7ss nl..s in ne sa,.S~-ssr
- ysrNt-NaSav Name was hoSIfNf over
eaF = and was sYsss.l,slsSye<s froeri eslSto-
- ~ r9Ivassf'g a esogsd w's<a wiIssaTn NJ.
- " II Nance as suretfes Late ycSter-
-, - a sNvsSsS0 Ere oaSe VAS 3sSz4s:ssssi by
way isNssv-~ze1--g Attorney wiltshire
-sss8 9fse sac'vSlg shag ne trouble orig
..ssi "ssy IN "a family row.
,NS%'s~eS f,stfs<e~Sss-3aw is sid fo have
- -, aosiie drunk o0se evetSluE ard - have
= sSiitsf a reviewer 80 vigorously that
- "ls1r,lt sass'-ss,-sEN rook a Pop Ssaps al
- FSass s~s1rnlssssesi matters extremely
~ sd % preliminary SoerS n a eiNogcs
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Thomas to Try Again.

T. u. Thomas. eshe ccsupanion OF J. w
srr<egs IN conxicstne four men az tlic-
.sarsy voafng az the laet school election.
has given notace OF intention To move for
a new tasai MS efyozs TO coaaecT a promised
reward having been futile.
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still, After parker's scalp.

J. w. elise, administrator de bonis non
OF the estate OF Mary l. * Parker. de-
ceased, yesterday filed objections TO the
answer of observation-disclosures A l. Parker.
saying that 1t is not sufficient. and asking
that Parker be punished for contempt in
siisob-ying an order of court.
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sale Again Postponed.

TIE sale Of the Ra4nssr avenue car hne
was postponed for the fourth sfrne yexte--
dty. but ft Is said wifi take place without
fan next Friday AZ the courthouse door
The extensions have been granted TO ia
vor as much as possible the junior credi-
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Health OfHcer Palmer reported one new
case of scarlet fever yesterday Pa an a..
ready Infected family 81 she F'ifth ward
There are TOW ffTy-fogr cases under
quarantine.
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=, c.s4= where asnaruT. scalp diseases.
Falling and grayneSS % the hair appear.
10 nas neglect them. but apply proper
remedy and tonic luxe HANS HAIR Ike
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Special today. ladies' white antrimuaed
sailor hats. - cents; WASTE trimmed sail
ors, 80 cexes- J. :. Graham Is Second
Strcet.
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rar-afns today. UutrsEnrnest Write straw
sailor hats. : cents trsFnnsea- :" SSatS'
Graham, rs Se,rcaa street
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rnwa-,,s<h zee cream. 4ec quart Teie-
rshoas fsS-
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

DuvazassA sce creana. az quar-. Te,e-
-,sts,,-ss u
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s.HE- Bst hagrssy FIR an rorr~~r~d 80
IRE. - Fssss clouds have csraxsd away sru.
sfe fDEyH In TOW sr~vr1
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so Mems Suits. in all-wool material.
Scotch plaids. pin checks and plain chev-
lots. about fifty different styles to select
from, at S. worth $40, sl2 and SIS
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SHE or EHMoNT' ~ Il i'onat' 'Oull
il';iiioiu Hslr'ct; 1ncl9 III WoouStork
Win "hu ior Silu ',tSt l't' on the lNIh dhl
I" I'P'c'nnvr' a. ~ 1919.
Present. ''on' thomas y. SraNcr Judge.
William w. Pcton'S estate, Woodstock, in
tcstatc
Whereas phiIin Rovcn ,,mirI.tr,to, T.,
lhc estate of Willium ". T"iton late Of
Wood.tock. in sai,I district Lorr,%cl n,c.'
tntr h,s nrrSrntnJ I'm SAIL rn,'rt III, ",, i,
in writing prayin" fnr Iircnsc tn .nI "ort
real estate Of Which snI inirst.ir JirI .riInI
md possrssrd, situntr in his State. L"s,.,ihn :