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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-13
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The Youngest Delegate.

Chicago, July 10.-The intensity Of the
demonstration in behalf of w. j. Bryan
In the convention yesterday afternoon was
largely due to the efforts OF j.. 7. Hin.
Of Cordele, Ga, the youngest delegate on
the floor. Mr.. Hill was one of the three
who seized Mr.. Bryan and carried him TO
his seat. When the ovation TO the Ne
braskan was at its height. NJ. Hin went
around among the members OF the Geor-
gia delegation talking FOR Bryan, and IL is
said that II was largely through his efforts
that the Georgians declared for the young
looking orator. II was Mr.. Hill who Sc
cured the services of Hal T. Lewis, of
Georgia, 10 place Mr. Bryan in nomination,
active manager OF the Bryan boom. MIR.
Hin is only Iwenty-one years of age and
has aspirations TO congress.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-13

Bryan was very popular in Washington.
There was much regret when he failed to
return to congress. He was liked on both
sides Of the chamber And he had no bet
ter friend among the republicans than
Speaker Reed, who. though differing from
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07
ST. LOUIS MARKETS

s.. Louis. June 6.-Receipts-Flour, A.
oD0; wheat, SEQ; corn, =. GO; oats, 500.
Approximations, 100; wheat, 500; corr.
$500; oats, g, 90.
Fiour-DuQ, steady.
Wheat-Speculstive market opened ex-
cited on sensational bull news and con-
tinued the upward movement al day. clos
ing with an advance over yesterday Spot
higher; No. ? red. cash, elevator sc bid;
track 5Sd61c; No. 2 hard, soc bid; July,
59c asked; August, 5Sizc; September, 5S1s &c.
Corn-Futures opened steady and was
not much Influenced BY the advance IN
wheat, but closed higher than yesterday.
Spot steady; No. mixed. cash. z'stc DIG;
July, 8ssc; September, 27S4c.
Oats-Futures ruled strong and higher
than yesterday. Spot firm; No. 2, cash.
Tic bid; July, Is'zc; August, lSc bid
Rye-NOninal. &c
Cattle-None for sale
Hogs-Recetpts, 100: Zoe higher; light,
g 1o13.SS; mixed, S3.01taS.a5; heavy, SS.gge(
$50.
Sh-ep-Recetpts. 500: steady.
Corn meal-S1.50
Bran-Dun, 4oc bid east track
Flax Seed-Steady, 80 &c.
Timothy seed-S2. 5nd3.20.
HayQutet, unchanged
Butter-Steady; creamery, Ng17c; dairy,
sQ13c.
EggsELoEes55; SIC for fresh
Cotton ties and baggfns-Uncharged-
Pork-Higher: standard mess. 1o5btng.
Jara-Esher; prime steam. .4l24i
Bacon-S houlders, CooxedD H3; longs,
$3.50: ribs. s. gu; shorts, S-6T2-
Dry salt rneats-Shoulders. CooxeD SO;
longs. $50; ribs. "a Ia; shorts, LIZ
Wooi-Cnchanged.
ding, 15-1ec; receipts, Se4 bales; ship
ments, sc; stock, 50 1856
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07
MUNYON'S
REMEDIES
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Sickness Often Comes Suddenly and
Every Mother Should be Pre-
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Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu-
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Munyon's Female Remedies are q
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Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never
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Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost pow
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FOREIGN MARKETS

Liverpool. June S-Baocn-Quse,; &C.
raan8 improving
Be-ef-Extra INDIA mess. -; prime.
Is 81
Pork-Prne western. As 81; nahum
western. 4ls>
IAri-S1eaiy; western. -: refined. On
"a - SzS 50.
Rutter-Flles: United Ssaces. 7os; good.
As
LONDON. June s-The weather during TIA
rzst week has been Si1uwery. but more
-air IS wsnte6- The IRISH potato crop Is
suffering but he wheat crop looks We
In he market wheat - sts23.e- with uoc
mich expansion OF demand The market
responded 20 the reduced estimates on ire
American crop and values recovered -
QN=~s were Moderate California arrived.
buyers vas quoted al - Parcels were
s,sw Duluth wheat. July and Angus.
delivery. wzS quoted az = - spot y as
duh Flour was slow aid steady. Maze
vas quiet ard steady Mixed American
razzzs, steamer. June delivery was quoted
a. Is 81. Barley was Inactive ard Ste2lf-
oats were quiet and steady American
western oats mixed. June delivery. were
ouosaE g. -
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FALL RIyER Markets

Fal River. Mass. June TIE 7-.nt
cioth market continues = = ve-y Elz4ias-
factory condition TIE demand hzs oes-
only -o6e-ace ~ TIE lor press oSs7s1-
manufacturers eTt5e1tiy have Et-1e 5os's
OF a. lun eI5z-e sz1p-ovEZ%zt II pres.
and they have net re ce1z1t more ~
IS rhz1 -hey "a las. vse[ wen c--c-s
67oTueS bzck % &c As reE1-r O IS
i-crsz - 3 sss---zf..o- . sell ere torz1 50 rs
were Considerably 2z-Es- 1A&1 tae So
lz=- -eek -u-e Vas practically cBt q
TIE -rz1zzE an6 IT, sa2eS Ee-- % S2.T
z-E aDE-ls- Esl5vs-r. -.th so weekly fo-
Ssr-s-zh@r TIE July Ss--rer-f< az Sr-z--
uzsly Cs-zuC -. ard y = pTue1h-e s51f
IKE r-a-ufsetgre-S NO s-e co1f-sl- - :
- that Eo1-h VII be aels . 80 =
rrcl- E-,sv=-sR. even -55uSr -1e rs are
49, 6ewz TIE PRODUCTION % Iru-- lGe
hsls s.C- sor IL boEsl1zT. o1t ne celzTer-
is S-=rs zFe.l OF zr9 there va A. -
$3.50 y h-5sE ssfss AID rs<El2rz- ne -ofzs
trcrazss beng AQeo 7s@ces- -5S zA-kzt
- c2s.s5 - Ell - sss=
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07
CHICAGO Markets

Chicago June s-JUly wheat opened at
6Cs ES9isc, advanced fully &c, with trad
ing large from the start A jump was
caused by the Kansas crop report. which
was much worse than expected At the
Gdyz1ce however, there was profit tszn z
on a large scale and considerable short
sailing by traders who considered the re-
cent ADVANCE TOO rapid, under which July
essed OF 10 SOC The advance today
makes a toeai gain OF over s cents a bushel
in three days Corn was rather weak
July opened about &c higher at 2S2sc, and
declined on favorable weather 20 Sisc.
Oats were quiet and practically unchzES-
ed July opened az i 50 sc, and Ee.d
at about that EeuTs
Furnished by p L BOSTICK. Commits
sion Merchant, room u, over Kansas Ma
rfnral hank
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07
CURE FOR HEADACHE.

As a remedy FOR all forms OF Head
ache Electric BitteTs has proved 20 be
the very bast- II effects a permanent
cure and the most dreaded habitual
sick headaches yield 70 its infIuencs.
We urge all who are afflicted 10 pro-
cure a bottle. and give this remedy a
fair trial n cases OF habitual consti-
patton Electric Bitcers cures by giving
the needed tone 70 The bowels. and few
cases long resist the use OF this u1s4ii-
cine Try l. once. Fifty cents and s.. O
81 Geo. Van Werdsn's Pharmacy. SIS
y. Main street. and c. Behring's drug
store. northeast corner Topeka and
Douglas avenues
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KANSAS CITY Markets

Kansas CITY. June s-Wheat-Higher;
No hard. 5lT55c: No. 5. 40d45c; No. =
red, 5SG5Sc; No. }. 50154c; No. spring. sc;
No. 8, 47950c
Corn-FiTm; No. mixed. &c; No.
white. 2isc-
Oet-Weak; No. mixed. 151lsc; No.
white, 1sc-
Rye-Stsa5-; No = 3eGSSc-
Hay%Stes6y. unchanged.
Butter-Weak; creamery. EGISc; dairy,
1J1sGT2c
Egg@Steady, 77G1zc.
CattIe-Receipts, 30: shipments. 100;
steady. prices noninally unchanged Re-
receipts too small 10 make more than re-
tail market
HogSReceipts. $500; shipments, 100;
strong 561Oc higher; bulk OF sales. goo
80: heayies, s2sed3.0S; mixed, S2Ss J L
light. S3.05G3 III
Sheep-Receipts. 100: shipments. 90;
strong; lambs, s4G955; mUttons, S20c3
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07
IHE WEATHER.

WA-1its- Tu-7
T,1-zf f5-e-.z. So- wichita ard vicinity
Sunday far ard sligatly cooler
T,szrzrx ne -asc tEe3ty-soszr hc1rs trs
hines t<nn-@rx-u-e ~zs - esz-sess re
l3uesx = degrees. s1i ts1s E@an > 1syr~ss.
with clear z=zfhs-. brisk FoCt6 W.. -
irs occsssozzLy - E-EA. fz-ase baron
ezs-.
Tau< far IRIS -1o-th - svs-zSS tn
reratz-e has besl = 5ex-ees-
Per -kz as <sTsz Fezrs - sTerzrs
temperature for rEe NTH % IEre has
be1 = ErzEEEs. s-t - 80 s-h Day = C.
Srees FH-E@D =. Johnson
ffte4~ve-
Wz<tfrx.o-. JSr@ E-rS70zzsx - -
s5cerzE- a. I'll Z 2 r SE-@zT-
T1r Earszz- Ss--s-s "a .-E-s5<-E- o--rls
fclscxs6 - AR -@zz5er. coclsr- Eirl2a
shtf-l7= % zcTtave~-
Fey Okz1ozzs All Iztsz- Ter-lsr-T'-
Pa sNcs-- h3-ai thg7- .g.-sf1-Elz. pcs
zhlF severe = ss-:h=zE-e-1 rso-Eol- 1-sh
scrrH -
Per Cora sc.-F-zs-. $1,000 ~ ss1T-
e-s &c eculhssF-sr- vc-ttg-. 39F-z 49,
co1ler & soGtb@r- 9e-e01-
4 sExrkxcE VEL cc1s-oez. tzEos befn ~
a. -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07

ira steers made 81 eD9l %. but the great
bulk OF the choice beef steers went al
g o94 10 About 800 Texas cattle have
been marketed this week az 3}d1Sc de-
cline from last weeks prices.
Hog=Today's receipts were quickly dis
posed OF al prices strong 20 10 cents higher.
Most choice heavy hogs found sale around
., and only poor lots ment below q
Fancy light sort sold up 10 S-So., fire.
quently, and choice butchers weights AZ
3 3sd54o
Sheep-Thts market was again a little
slow and inclined 10 weakness Choice
TO prime native muttoas are Quotsble at
81. ogG4 70: good 20 choice a. S--G5S0-
Culls and thin, 81 4o1z-S %; choice 10 prime
spring lambs. 55Gs- >; fair 70 good, S4-15g
500; poor 20 fair, SCd45o; Texans chiefly
$. e013-so; native yeaTIngS, A-204S
ReceiptSCettle, 1.l9o; hogs, leo; sheep.
400.
Chicago, June 5.-Butter-Firm; cream
cry, Ia T5c: diaries, % Sc-
Egg@Steady; fresh. si=6fo1sc.
P0ultry-Sleady: turkeys. fISc; ducks,
u413c; chickens, spring. EglSc-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07
Amnn-the Cnll.rn Nin-

Princeton " J., June 5.-Princetoa
defeated Yale today in the third game
OF their annual series by the score Of .
70 O. Score:
H z
Princeton .....e2eo1 ooooA5 .
Yale .-...---o 0 0 oooe % 3 J
Batte-ies-Smith aud Wilson: Murphy
and Greenway.
Cambridge, Mass. June s.-Harvard
defeated Pennsylvania today: Score:
RHE
Harvard ..o14o. o.i11s 5
Pennsylvania o o11oo es :
Batteries-Paine and SCANNED: Middle
ton and WInder.
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State OF Kansas. County OF Sedswick. -.
/. J. A Dawson, cashier % said bank. DO
soiemnIy swear that tbs above stzteme1
i true, and that said bank has no Eabili-
ties OF any character whatsoever not set
forth IN said statement
J. A DAWSON. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before re, this
9Th day OF June. 1856.
(SesiJ F. \ RUSSELL.
Notary Public.
+ Commission expires o. the 18th cay %
July. 1sS-
Correct-Attes-:
J. A DAWSON, Owner
To John ". Breideaths1. Bank Commis-
sioaer. Topeka, kaS Cls-ot-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07

Er- G. Csillouette. DrugE!st. Beav-
ersTiIIe. Ill. says: TO DT. Kings New
Discovery I OUe my life. Was taken
with Ia Grippe and tried all TIE phys.-
clans Cor niles about. but Of no avail
and was given Up and told I could not
live. Having Dr.. Kings New Discov-
cry n ny store sent for bottle and
began is usa and from the hrst dose
began % get better. and after using
three bottles was Up and about 6Sail-
L Is worth Is weight n gold We
won't keep store or house without y"
Get q free trial a. Geo Van We-rien :
Pharmacy. Is ~. Main st7e-t- and o.
G=hrings drug store. northeast csorr-T
OF Topeka and Douglas svenzes-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

New Orleans, June 6.-Cotton-Steady:
m; diling, 7-1sc; low u1iddHng, SIC; good
ordinary, SIC; net receipts. 40 bales; gross
az; exports coastwise S,l61; sales, 1,eoo;
s4o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07
Western League Games.

Columbus, O. June 6-Varney Ander-
son. tbs ex-Washington league twirler,
pitched hts first gams for Minneapolis
today. Score:
Ri Z
Columbus 5ooos1eeNs :
Minneapolis 20 0 0 4 10 o. 10 )
Batetries-BosweIl Wilson and Camp,
bell; Anderson and Schriever.
Indianapolis, Ind, June 6-Score:
RHE
indianapolis &c o0eoI1&5 ?
st Paul-.-.--.o 2 0 0 90 8 III I3 >
Betteries-Dammon, Phillips and r.
Wood; Denzer and Spies
Detroit, Mich. June e.-Scors:
RRE
Detroit $500 zoos o23o-T14 4
Milwaukee 30 3 o 1 0 0 Is "a
Batter1e=Pears and Twineham; Ret
ger and Spear.
Grand Rapids. Mich, June s-Score:
r n E
Grand Raplds.o Ito Is s
kansas City, 0 Q s 70 . ID is 5
Observation-Disclosures, Briggs, Smirk
and Hickey; Barnett and Lake
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TWICE SHUT OUT
REDS REPEAT FRIDAYS DOSE TIC
THE BRIDEGR00AS.

On the Bridegroons'own Ground, Mt That,
Thanks to Fishers Diversified Pitchin z
-Daab and Abbey are Knocked Out
Browns EiHd the G..4ats Little Less
Than Their CIV size and Sc Count One
More Eictory-CoioneIs in Their Old
Time Luck, Playing Well While Their
Opponents Play Better.
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Western Association Games.

D1buQue, La, June s.-Score:
RI E
Dubuqus 800 esoeo-6 0
St Joseph--0 0 0 0 > 0 0 % 1
Batteries-Diamonda and Grave-; Co
burn, Slagl4 and Parker.
Rockford. Ill. June 6.-Score.
r II z
Rockford ---.-5 01o1127 ia Is ;
Quincy --------0 0 S13o1e 0s1e Z
BatJer1es-Unde-wood and Snyder;
RAl6y and Quinn
Peoria. IL. June s.@Sco-e;
RH g
Pe-oia --o 0o1eoo 50 )
Burlington 30 0 o 10 0 0 0 0-I J
Batteries-Gresory and D1gdale; Bur
gstt and Armstrong
Cedar Rapids, Ia June 6-Game cal
- at The end OF the first inning on so-
cont OF rain; score, 10 0, IN favor OF
DeS NolnsS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07

HaIIren. a Davis Stolen basee-Dowd,
Cross, 2; Hart G. Davis 2 Umpire
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Shippers
THE Discovery SAVED HIS LrFE

A S.ahi. Nsr-or. hors er6 cattle.
J. Il Sparks. SuiSerton. hogs
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WICHITA MARKETS

wichita June 6
HOGS
EogE-Market 6G10 cents higher.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
No. Dock Ave. Price No. Dock Ave. Price.
-. - : % IS ~ - -
Is - ae ESQ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07

OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE Fl
nancial condition OF the Commercial bank.
at Wichita, state of Kansas. at the close
of business on the first day Of June, 1856:
RESOURCES.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07

4 sExrKxcE Mel ccszr.e1. tz1es be-h -.
sezse zzz Ia aEcerstzo1i1g -fs..Az-l-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07

Two pe-fo-uz1css only. a. = aE1 =
II Doors cpea sn hour earlier.
Twelve Wa:sF-FFogf TeaiE Eeatl- &
capacity = 60. twenty-five ~ f5-rse z
ushs-E Numbered CogDola srr1z.is
reserved seats xii - sd az Arau-a
t.cks. offes cf Nos5achs-. csr1EE Gz3z
sIrss. I'D DosElzs sFezze-
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PEILLLEs 8, PIRATEs .

Philadelphia, Pa, June 6.-T,he Phil
lies made Il tire straights from Pitts
burg today. Hawley was knocked out
or the box IN the first inning and after
tnat Il was q pitchers battle, Taylor
having shade the better OF IL Both
Teams played snappy fielding game,
G2d none OF the errors cost anything
Attendance i, 500 Score.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07

Weeks Trading Furnishes Some Notable
Fluctuations In Prices-Granger and
Anthracite Shares Have Mid-beek
Spurt-Exteasive Short Covering In
Some Properties-Speculatio in Silver
week-List Closes Generally Lower on
the week-Bonds Little Changed.
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BROWNs s: GIANTs :

New York. June 6.-AfJer trying al
telst FOR two weeks. the 8. Louis
Browns today managed - win 9 game
They defeated the New Torks az the
polo grounds this afternoon IN the pres
e-Ce OF 8. 500 people. Both ATeelin anu
Hart pitched great ball Score:
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r II E

$. Louis. .....I000104 1905 ?
New York....0 0 0 0 o - II 4
Batteries. s. Louis-Hsrt and Mur-
phy; New York-Aieekin and Farrell
Earned runs-St Louis, 1; New York >
First base OF halls-O6 Hart, 5; OF
Meelzin, = Struck out-By Hart, !: BY
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-10-29

DR.. 5. Weir Mitchell has for many
months been gathering material for his
romance. "Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker, '
which is to be the leading serial of The
Century during the coming year. The
novel is story of the Revolutionary
War and of Philadelphia society during
the period from 1853 to 1888. The
Historical Society of Philadelphia gave
DR.. Mitchell free access to its great
collections of family letters, deposited
in its fireproof rooms by nearly all the
older Philadelphia families-the Ship
pens, Mckeans, Logans, etc. Among
these family archives, with their init
mate revelations, and in the old gazettes,
Dr.. Mitchell found much of his material
He also visited and studied all the
localities of his story except York town.
A story of the time of SHAKESPEARE,
written by John Bennett, will be the
leading serial for the new volume OF
st. Nicholas. It;is called "Master Sky
events of the Elizabethan age. The
great dramatist figures as one of the
leading characters although the hero
and heroine are boy and girl. An.
other serial. The Last Three Soldiers, .
.
Ii tells of three Union soldiers who be-
came veritable castaways in the Confed-
eracy. Both stories begin in the
November st. Nicholas.
Our little men and women. published
by the Alpha publishing Co., Boston.
is one of the brightest magazines for
little folks. The leading features for
September were: Mistress Frogs
spinning, Negro folklore story by
Martha Young; Jean Baptiste Creme
by c. P. Stuart; How School Boy
I Walked to Paris, Annie Hinricks; The
Little Top-Knot Hen by Sarah Orne
Jewett, etc, etc. The October number
contains. The Baby's ring finger by
Sophie SWEET and a Halloween story
with funny illustrations.
The recent death of George Du
Maurer makes his novel, THE Marian, :
now running in Harper's Magazine, the
last serious work of life crowned with
signal success in two branches of art
the novel and the illustration. Certain.
" never before the talents of author and
artist so happily united as in the creator
of "Peter IbbetsoD," "rrilby," and
"The Marian" Dir. Du Maurier barely
lived to complete his last work. to
which, indeed, he gave the finishing
touches just before his fatal Illness. He
even read the proofs of "rhe Marian
much earlier than seemed necessary
apparently with the premonition tina,
only life enough remained to do his
last task quickly.
For variety and sustained interest OF
contents the November Scribner's
Magazine is a notable number. Miss
Mary Gay Humphreys, whose articles
on 1.-THE Woman Bachelor in London
and "The New York Working-girl'
have already attracted much attention
contributes further paper on "Womer
Bachelors in New York" The stories
of the number are: 1.-THE Baby's
Fortune" by Joel Chandler Harris; "Ar
American Mother" by the late Mary
Lanman Underwood, and "Specs" by
W. l.. g. Beard. Mr.. Barrie brings US
! to the end Of Sentimental Tommy"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-10-29
ROLAND T. PATTEN, County Treasurer.

ed by Isaac Hutchins the executor named
therein.
Rufus j. Mitchell, late of New Portland
deceased Petition for appointment of Hiram
T. Emery administrator presented by Clara
Mitchell ct ais.
stephen r Penney, late OF Canaan deceas-
ed. Petition for license to sell and convey
real estate presented by Frank G. Penney,
administrator.
Mary s. Routhier, late of Skowhegan de-
ceased Petition for license to sell and con
vey real estate presented by Norris Routhier
administrator.
james Fuller, late of Hartland deceased
Petition for license to sell and convey real
estate presented by Jennie and Henry C..
Fuller executors.
George II. snow, late OF Madison deceased
Petition for license to sell and convey real
estate presented by Sylvia Snow guardian of
minor heir.
Aivah Lord, late OF Scion deceased. Final
account OF Louisa Lord executrix presented
Emily r. Reed, late Of skowhegan deceased
Final account of 4. F. Danforth admir-. pre-
sented
Amos Stevens, late OF Canaan deceased
LIST and final account of Alpheus Mason ad
ministrator with will annexed presented.
Betsey Perkins, OF Scion non compos.
Final account of Franklin Whittier guardian
presented.
Ansel Nickerson, late of Mercer deceased.
LIST and final account of Betsey A. Nickerson
administrator presented.
Emma /. johnson, late OF Pittsfeld de-
ceased. Widower's petition for allowance
presented.
Edward A. Fogg. late OF Madison deceased.
widows petition for allowance presented
Flora f. Harris, of New Portland. Petit
ton to have name changed to Flora e. Car
vile presented.
TURNER BUSWELL, Judge.
Attest;-NArHAN FowLER, Register. =
Post Office address, Judge and Register
Skowhegan, Me. sw4s