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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-06
Remember the
RED FRONT CLOTHING STORE.
SAPER BROS. Proprs, Cor Main and Prairie.
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES.
HApTlST.

bhI'
Second Baptist Churoh-Corner Hardy
and ldber.y. j. Nj. Kailin. pastor Sun
d,y school at $3.50, a. m. J. u. Pruott. su-
}riniendent; n. Il. iianson. assistant su-
perintendent Preaching at II a, m and
Northeast Baptist Mission.-Corner OF
Doolcy avenue and Liberty road A. j.
KAHN. superintendent. sunday school at
North Houston Baptist Church-Corner
Waverly and Common streets, Fifth wari.
sunday school ut $3.50 a m, J" u Hrehh,
er. superintendent. Preaching service II
n, IN. by Pastor Hudson. completing h'S
series OF ss,rmous on Divine Revelation;
God speaks by voice thut once shuok
The earth and shall also shake Heaven.
Come and worship with us PAYER ana
praise service Friday night
Tho FIRST Bap.ls, church services today
a, II IN. Subject sermon; the fowor
a. S Preaching acrviccf $40 Subject -
sermon. "The Riddle Of Life. Happiness.
Hell or Divorce"
METHODIST.
McAshnn Methodist church--Corner Buf-
folo and German streets. Second ward,
Rev. &, A. Hooper, pastor. SUNDAY rchooi
AT $50 H. III, ]. II, Hanks, superintendent
rrenchng nj II q. m and IN. ny
the pastor. The Lords supLsr VIII be nd
mlrislrred at the close OF the morning
service. Epworth League at T:l5 D.. IN.
THIRD quarterly conference VIII be held
Wednesday night.
McGowrh Avenue thope' 49,,
avenue, between Louh""h ~" @
streets sunny sotlpu! ~ u, w. a. ~, AZ,
come q. ai'nl,' "i (, ~ ~ ~, ~ HLu1ch
az" S vNai ,v stree Preaching M IL
.''" Ia " >, m Nv ROY i W Horn.
., i No or-i's simmer at Ii.ab a m
, ut.ht - lsr,,,re an hrhr philosophy OF
t,,sS Nstrre " SUNDAY school nj 2 10 n
>, u' vv " Keiiev si,nsr ntcndcn, Epworth
IT,, 90 e ~, =" nr'var Inncetinr nj D. m song
sr.v1re by Inc choir. 7i5 D. IN. Al ore
invited 10 attend.
Mckee Street Methonis. Epls.ope,
Church, South Mckee hu"s, u.tN'e"
Providence ana 'pu,l nIoelp' Sti r'',r 70
day sunday schoo' ',ov a. n, q, =
man, supeflhl"nuent, ft,s,Vh.hs :.
Freeman, APP alhtthueht itoaV"lns
II 4, m ana y, IN uy an ,,,' -,
tp"cfth L.tsue plnY,l ~ a., ~ rrio.e
/ Mss Nina tall"thpr, l"au'r, ~. nv ~ .
Of morning service the sacrament OF ne
Lords supper WIN Ire administered Aii
are invited ~ attend ihesc Syrv' COS;
Drummer School House -Prehching al
l0.is a. m by Itav. II. w. Hodges; p
m Rev. j, W Horn.
River de School House SUNDAY schooi
p m. j. Hawkes., superintendcnt
Preaching at 3 p. m by Rov H. W.
lfoagcs,
tabernacle Me,houis, EpiscophI au I'rsl
tsoutm~tof r"S ~ 1919 W" 49,
line street rev ~ =. hoIcnhi'ss, pa iSa
Services todsy; sumuay sSnpoa "' p ~
m. " Desy. ~ ~, ~ NJ ,nd .
Nv Vsdn"sday evening at S regular weoki ;
m. wsu ,,,.,iSe sscrsnent Of he Iord's
s,ny,.r at he morf ing service. church
con- nronee AT $50 sunday Afternoon.
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munon and sermon at II a m. celehran,
and preacher, the rector, Evening prayer
nnd sermon "a y. ~. Dnirihnt. the rector.
Sunday school at $50 a. m. Mossis. w
u. Cleveland and w. V. Il. Wa son, lay
super ntendents.
Trinity MissOn-Corner McGpwon ave-
nue. aud Louisiana -irent, SUNDAY SCHOOL
at 20 A. m Mt B r. Railoy, lay supsin-
tcndcut. Holy communion aud sermon at
II a. m. telebrant an1 preacher. Rev. A.
II. Llwyd
Iceland streets Sunday school " 3 p, m.
Nr, Simon Pricater, lay auperintendeut.
Clemens Chapel Corner Bingham and
snbne streets SUNDAY school at t.ao a
IN. Mr. Sesyuns ClcYeand lay ruperln-
teuieni Evening prayer and sermon a. s
y In. ohiciant. Rev. a n, llwyd
st. Mnry's rarish-iafth ward, corner {, OF
Cont and Hardy streets Rev. W X.
Lloyd. rector sunday school Mt $50 a. m.
l1yeulng prayer and sermon AZ y. IN.
onicisgFt mud preacher, the rector
ST. Miry's Church Corner u Hardy and
Cont streets, W. X Llwyd. rector. G. G.
Gordon, lay reader. Fourtsuth Sunday
after TRINITY Sunday school 9,20 a, m. r.
cushman lay superintendent. Evening
prayer and sermon 3 y m. onlciant. the
rector. All scats free Visitors welcome.
CHRISTIAN sCIE$rn
Christian scienos services viii be held
at Bryan's hall slOn Fannin street at
II a. IN. The -ernotional Bible lesson
viii be considered from chrisilan
Snrnce standpoint by reading referencei
from the Bble and the text book. subject.
"'rhc House Of che Lord" All are cordially
invited.
LUTHERAN.
German Evangelical Lutheran Trinity
Church Louisiana between Preston and
| pralr1a avenues. Sunday school at a. IN.
conducted hy Professor J. 3 Richter
Morning service at 10 n. m. sermon Icy
/ rev G. II. Jsebker
CHRISTIAN.
Central Christian Church Rev J. C. Ma.
sop, pastor, Preaching eNery snnaaS q,
q. M sunday school nj $3.50 a N, Young
| Peoples Society Of chnstlan En1e>pur
WEDNESDAY, at 8 p. III. Teachers Meeting
Common street Christian Chapei-lIenry
| r., Lingen, pastor. Sunday school. $3.50
y. m. Christian Endeeyor $50 2. m.
meeting Thursday sp. m.
CATHOLIC.
| Church OF the Annuncis,ion-Mass at 7
and 10 a. m. Vespers and benediction Mt
SALVATION ARMY.
Sunday secyiee at our new hall. On Fan
| Holiness meeting 1T II O'Clock a. N. Junior
meeting AT o'clock y. m. salvation met
! ms o'clock p. IN, Service every week
| n ght at ) o'clock y. m, except Mohuay'
| Everybody welcome. captain ana Mls'
Hamilton.
CoLoRED CHURCHES.
Divine service by Rev. II. Watts al Mt
Pillow Baptist church, corner iiemphil'
and state s,reets. Sunday school at q.
m. Superintendent. NJ. +. freeman
| i'reacKng NJ II a. IN. by the pastor. ~
p. IN. by Rev. Adams Thompson aaa s'e y,
Jo.spn Les All arc cordially i"s"e' 70
Diyins seryics by Rev. n. Watts st
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OPIUM.

Dr. pnrdy's painless home cure for
ne, phlnt, opium ana orJ, 10 addiction.
Tho NY uratrneit IN tho world bs which
Lehit;Yc cure can be en1 q In every
case Without pam, publ ci;y or tnterfer-
elsn ), husirTsH. NO ACNE, I.ns or
nervousness. Marked improyeinen t from
FIRST dos" Shtp kuund AMI Icf ssh-
rs. Appetite Increases. Persons unable
TO work wh'.o tahlng morphine. attend to
business du '.ng op,.ro tiVntm.i': many
dong the ,irst work Tor Nenrs at that
statement made by ncrsbps right nero In
Houston and adjoining ties. who have
been cured. som. nave giYon Ms permits
sion 10 refer others to them, !iorr than
~ per cent OF cases cured have tried other
remedies with failure
1hN following ls from one of the Lead
ing doctors in Kentucky. cured exactly
as stated after years of failure by other
methods.
DEAR DOCTOR; had tried every
treatment / could hear OF and had sur
fcred more than II seems possible for
human being to endure And wheu | be-
grams each III morphine and cocOaina
daily hypoderncally, My condition was
dn,lOnble. Ahacesses from head TO foot.
we ght 50 pounds; could neither eat nor
eleep | fully expected failure again
From the first dose OF your remedy
to the ciose OF my treaimtnt, a. no tims
dyi ! suffer the least pall or depression.
/ hegan TO improve In every way and
ceased treatment at fho end Of nine
weeks. cured having gained forty pounds.
Gratefully yours.
Can or address DR.. Purdy. Binz Block.
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Watts chapel Sunday school NJ a. m.
Super niesident. A. S'arts. Preaching and
government m"ntlng NJ . y. IN. aud AZ 9
y. m All arc cordially INVITED TO attend.
Thousands OF canes OF rheumatism have
been cured by Elmer 4 Amends Pre-
scripiion No 2s5i" All sufferers ahoui1
try bottle OF same. &, w. Preston q Ca,
Galveston. Texas. agents
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must bc willing to DO good in little
ihlngs little acts one after another.
speaking a word here, giving help there.
and setting n good example AZ all times;
we must 10 the first good thing we can.
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HOUSTON NOT TO BE LEFT BEHIND
Pea rinnd Advocate.

Pea rlnnd Advocate
Since the agitation started TO get deep
water channel by the way OF buffalo
BAYOU from Houston to the gulf. every
thing seems natiering in tho pros pect Of
Houston serur ng this needed waterway.
II would increase hC prestige as a dis
,rihnt,r, r,.nt. as she already has quite a
number of the best railroads in the state
a,,h deem water to the gulf would stll
@mriber ADVANCE her ana make her the
The queen Clty OF the state ana South-
west ..,,.,,oa IL any
ii the material TO be eycaxaled Is n az
hing ri like natUCe 10 all other gun pay :
and gravel and shells THIS alone "oull
90 Tar toward paying for the eNcaVa ING
"a Il can be used TO grade up s,fer,s an
make country p1auways AT ai',a" 49, -
which would Ice Of unio4d Oeheht 10 i'o ',.,
ton and the people on SURF lHi nun, 49,,
,nunitIes. i'm making what are now ai 20 ~. =
~ worst the best ana SOWING lhat Wv!
uifncult rrahlsnh good roads -. ao,os
IL New Orleans can, whch N't w, ,,
ken "A fleet OF Ore O. heats loI y" 80.
murnos,-. only to get THIS mateilIi ~, -,
WAYS. surely the material aIsust" 3nr
,hts nronosSd channel could pv us.u X
XXI, ,nis nliIr,,oso. md would almost iAy ior 'n'
cost of making the ohAhhe''
sour Lake is so much cooler than me
- ,itv II YOU are well person tne
Nat M and rest will beneht you. II suner'
,ny from stomach trorbie or any ans
i'm of tho skin. the mineral wa,.,s al; nv
,smo,,s mud baths" are an uhla,i'sss
la,no" Hacks In waiting at every tram l9
convey You TO the hotel. isates rsduseu
cos "a ,,or week. Correspond with Messrs
Nnw,on a Freeman for testimonies @"N
further Information
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Cioburne, Texas. September IA Bap-
tist revival is in progress, the seventh Day
Adventisis are holding tent meeting aud
the Holiness people are pnttins up ,en'
Ia begin a meeting at once. ana the Sal
walton Army people are giving . Harvest
HomA."
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Opedience draws on God for resources -
NNeN, A. Wheaton. Congregat.onalist.
Mystic. Conn.
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Rev Chnrles S. Morton. who is associat

Rev. Charles $. Morton who Is associat'
cd with Rev, Joseph Critienden of New
York City in holding evangelisiic meet
ings In different parts of the country and
establishing rescue homes for unfortunate
girls. is In the city and Will preach al
Shearn Methodist church this morning al
II o'clock Mr., Morton g. a very earnest
aud successful minister and his address
Will be of grca, interest.
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Can or address DIR. Purdy. Binx Block.
Houston, Texas.
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The hour for high mass at the Church
of the Annuncistion has been changed
from 10 to 1880 a. m. At the service this
morning the FUN choir will sing the ccle-
brated 81. Cecilia mass, by Gounod.
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LOCAL RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Visiting Ministers TO Occupy Shcarn
Church Pulpit Today.

Rev. DR. Rigs, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church OF Dallas. will preach
at Shcarn Methodist church at s O'Clock
tonight. Or. Riggs T. an excellent minister
and lac Will he heard with pleasure.
Rcvs. g. q. Woodbridge ana p. $. Red
assisted Rev q. w. story at the Hardy
street Presbyterian church In a very prof.
liable meeting Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday nights OF last week.
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ITWVVN TTIENST.--A HccnSe1 Saloon
Is a legitimate luaitns place and hreo icr
oi vice and crime. The revenue from IL
,ense Is not plid by the wealthy but by
he poor, aud chiefly by the poor women
md children. who are derived OF food
ANA clothing tn pay the saloon keeper,
Every one who votes 10 license a saloCn
Is pnrticcps criminis - every suicide or
murder or woe that comes from that sd
Icon. -R-v w. X, Goodwin, Methodist,
Suu Eruutie.rO.
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THouGiiT-Thinki Is part OF the
proc ~ by which truth is assimllated to
shatacter. Thinking Sizes significance 10
ieeiihg ana choosing. The abuse of think
ne lies IN Understanding or in overes-
tliho'ng the value of thinking or In un f..
oohsecrated thinking. But to all the duty
tU,nes 10 think carett = ON religions
truths.-Rev. T., L. bennett, Methodist
SanA Rosa. Cal. v
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..u INcE-It Is a sin to be ignorant
Vns,r,rys when books are sold at
~ .vn .h and kerosene oil at 10 cents
w. S'r ~. Rev. Sam Jones. Evangelist.
~ PARK, n. J.
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CHARITY Christian charity Is the lave
which one human being feels for another
When he recognizes him as a. fellow MI
grim on earth. "a creature Of Gods, and
ntVause no Is a creature OF God h. lovns
him. Charity is the love of God animntine
we human heart aud binding together All
OF ms creatures.-Rev. Father Bryne.
catholic. Evansville, Ind
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|,,lGIOuS THOUGHTS.

-.,.a nv VIII NJ. Clemens)
nansJ, ~ summary of the prin-
N slns !. recently delivered in the
x s,a,ss and Canada by the leading
ga, nries,s. prelates, religious
~ and professors of the christian
sH o." "yerv instance the text has
.,m,s,,lly read and abbreviated:
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,o,,rrTy-The Gospel Is very sim,
n greatest doctrines are adnresseu
.nMes that the Youngest emu may
s,,nd-Rev. T. d. Wallace, Presby-
Chicago.
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VIRTUE AND ART-We shall love art
ana give her n home nj every fireside
nut she must be faithful to the things
that are dear TO us. She must not hetrSv
against this civ.Qlzation She must nor
cast derisicn upon feminine Virtue uton
inc stage. Rev. Thomls Chalmers. Con-
sreshtionalst, Port Huron. Mich.
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Sunday secyics at our new hall. on Fan
pgn street between Ruak and walker.
meeting "A o'clock y. m. salvation mt,
ms 5 o'clock p IN, Service every Week
n ght at ) O'Clock y. m, except Monuay
Hamilton.
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,,~yy-Thc society of church or
rmsnt that will not believe In "a
%stny Is surely drifting to aes-
mi is eyil.--Rev. e. q. Brown, Con-
rs,aalist, Chicago.
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DEATH-There are five reasons wbv
death is so hard TO the majority of PED
pie-the physical pain, the sadness of do
barring from friends. the sensc oi min
,shed career, the sin remaining in the
NE These are the causes which make
men afraid 10 die.-Rev. G. d. Foss
Methodist. Ocean Grove, N. j.
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~ nss;N fowER-It ia pos sihl.
= snsns ~ Providence may yer unite
Sdhsfs, ms COUNTRY TO rise and
4ton a, .ard against the terri
sfhss ne saloon power. II Is
)odisrs man numbers that Is
nit' discovers allies.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-02-19
Young Presbyterians.

The Omaha club. an organization
among the young people OF the
United Presbyterian church. held a
meeting last night at the pleasant
and hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E. Bryan. 1922 Eighth ave.
nue.. After an interesting program
and the election of number of new
members, the rest of the evening
was spent in a delightful social. dur
ing which an elegant lunch was
served at small charge to each one
for the benefit of the club. During
the evening it was announced that
official notice had been received that
the Westerns Passenger association
at the instigation of General Passen-
ger Agent Eustis. of the Burlington,
has made a rate of one fare for the
round trip for the United Presbytcr-
ian Young Peoples convention at
Omaha Aug. 1924. and that the Q.
road will place special car at the
disposal of the club if a numbe OF
persons consent'to go to fill it.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-02-19
CORDOVA,

CORDOvA, Feb. 1S.-J. b. Vande-
burgh spent Saturday at Rock ISL
and.
A large number attended the dance
Friday evening.
Frank Haynes came up from Mo.
line Saturday to spend Sunday al
home.
Miss Eva Hunt, of Savanna, is Wis.
iting with her sister, Mrs. H. F.
Durant.
There will be supper given al
Drexels hall Friday evening in be-
half of the NJ. +. church.
Jerred Sexton. of Milwaukee, Wis.,.
has returned to this place to spend
the winter with relatives.
The sale at Mrs. r. N. Philleo's.
which was to be held Thursday Of
last week. is postponed until Thurs,
day. Feb. %.
The leap year party at the resi-.
dence of Edward Cool Friday evening
was a very enjoyable affair. The
young ladies showed great tact in the
discharge of their duty as entertain
ers, and say, they wouldn't mind
leap year coming every two years.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-02-19
GLEANINGs FROM GILCHHIsr.

GILCuRIsr, Feb. 1S-Everything
continues at n lively gait in the
village.
Wallace Lewis is home on q visit
A new flag adorns our school
house.
Miss Anna Essley is visiting rela.
tives and friends at Joy.
Charles and Gus Alvine attended
the Pythian installation at Sherrard
Friday evening.
Capt. Pierce has gone to Rock
Island to take position as travelling
salesman for l.. Z. West.
The Home Talent Comedy company
gave an entertainment at New Wind.
sor Saturday evening before large
audience.
Wood & Blaine shipped two cal
loads of steers to Chicago Wednes
day. There were q in the lot. ag'
gregating $4,000 pounds in weight
William Miller and John Blaine
two of our former townsmen, were
here over Saturday and Sunday. Th,
Gilchrist base ball enthusiasts, wht
are already figuring on organizing :
team. have been counting on Mr.
Miller, who won laurels on the loca
diamond in recent years, as one O
their players-hence his appearance
here at this time has been q sourc'
of much pleasure.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-02-19
JoTTINos FROM JosLlN.
TAs Weekly Bsdgst From the Upper End
Of ahe County

Ihs Weekly Bsdgst From the Upper End
OF she County.
JOsLIN, Feb. 19.-The man who
thinks an original thought and is
brave enough to give it to the world.
is termed s. crank.
T. j. Whiteside picked up a pair
of silver trimmed spectacles upon the
fair grounds. The owner can have
them by proving property.
Our village stores are reported to
be doing very nice business. but
there are some lingering back debts
that are very slow of settlement.
Donnahey & Filbert report their
accounts for machinery and imple-
ments sold the last year as all hav-
ing been settled up very satisfactorily.
Monday last the air was filled with
| snow. which culminated in "A general
blizzard. and Wednesday we got a
second edition with a heavy fall OF
snow.
Long & Farber have contracted to
remodel Mr.. Kuchl's residence, and
it is reported they are to build new
residence for John Cain, of near
Hillsdale.
Notices have been received by pro.
hibitionists that the Rock Island
county convention will meet at the
court house in Rock Island Feb. %,
at p. m.
Omer Karr has rented a portion oil
s. S. Bears farm. upon which he is
erecting convenient residence
/ vV;lI:o,,,
the carpenters.
1t is claimed by many that the
Hennepin canal feeder will take sc
much water out OF Rock river that
the land below the feeder will not bt
near so subject to overflow.
Ira Wainwright attended the
Schwennekcr sale, and the boys 20,
to wrestling in the barn which re-
suited in splintered ankle. DIR.
LOCKER says he will be laid up a
| month.
am informed that the revival at
Rose Hill, conducted by Kew. Brock,
is still in progress. Tuesday even
ing last eight went forward for
prayers, and several have been con.
verted.
Henry Struss brought % hogs to
Joslin Thursday last which were o.
months old and averaged 365 pounds
each. and John Swank, the shipper,
wishes it definitely understood that
for raising the heaviest hogs in the
shortest time, Coe must now take
back seat to Zuma.
George Oliver wishes US to state
that he staid over night in Port By.
ron, putting his horses up at the
livery stable to be fed night and
morning. lie embarrassed his
horses at night and curried and har-
messed them in the morning. lie
was charged dollar, and George
thinks. considering the price OF
grain, that it was an overcharge.
MULTUM IN PARvO.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-02-19
COAL VALLEY CULLINGs.

Coal VALLEY, Feb. 1s.-There was
. surprise party on Prof. Gilpir
Friday evening.
There will be festival at the town
hall the 29th.
I'd Treglawn has returned from
waniock. where he has been the past
five months.
Mrs. Blount aud daughter re.
turned today to their home in Clin.
ton county, Iowa
James Clegg, who ran a meat
market here years ago. viii in 8
short time reopen the Haupt place.
Ihe Endeavor society had an in
Rock Island Argus., 1896-02-19
COUNTY BUILDING.

17-Thomas Kean to Michael Kane,
e. sci and e! W! mel 90, II, 2w. WI
swi 81. II, 2w, 5000.
Nj. O'Donnell by master to Mary
Fitzgibbons, e! nwl and e! sw1 and
part swi swi 21, 10, Sc, S1,740.
Emma Ricketts, to NIB. Ricketts,,
lot 1. WI sci swl 8. 16, 5w. lot 3 and
part lot 4, sci 33, II, 5w. 81.
N. Il. Ricketts, to William S. Hill.
lot /. sci 3. 16, 5w, lot and W! loi
4, sci 33. 16, 5w. $1,000.
Probate.
Is Guardianship OF minor heirs
Of Johanna johnson. Guardians re-
port filed and approved.
Estate of Andrew johnson. Peti-
tion for sale of real estate to pay
debts. Proof of service. Adult de.
fendant called and defaulted. M. f
Sweeney appointed guardian ad iteu
for minor defendants. Answer, ct,
Assent of widow to sale of dover and
homestead rights filed. Hearing.
Bond filed and approved and order
of sale.
Estate of William S. Bailey. Elk
ecutor's report filed and approved.
Guardianship of minor heirs oi
Sedley w. Rains. Guardians report
filed and approved.
17-Estate of Luther H. Barker.
Supplemental invent ,ry filed aud ap.
proved. Executors report filed and
approved.
Eatoto ,>f uoucrd NfoC~n.oS ~
partnership appraisement bill filed
and approved. Widows relinquish'
ment and selection filed and approved
and order turning over property Sc.
lected to widow.
Assignment of Beal Bros. Fina
report filed and approved and as
signee discharged.
17-Estate of Andrew Coleman
Executrix's report filed and ap
proved.
lS--Estate of Andrew o. Dixner
Inventory. appraisement bill and
widows award filed and approved
Claim of A. V. Esterdahl. $57. al
lowed. Guardians selection of per
sonal property for minor children
upon their award filed and approved
Just and true account of persona
property and debts filed and ap
proved.
Estate OF Orlando Childs. Petition
for letters of administration filed BY
Alice c. Walker.
Licensed to Wed.
1S-Freeman S. Bingham. Bow
ling, Miss Matilda Nader, Blacl
Hawk.
James Coyne, Miss Eliza A. Bow
ers, Bowling.