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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06

Oh, yes, being a free American citi-
gen, you can stamp your foot, too!
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06

The bottle will now be filed with
American goods, burt the cork will be
left out.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06
AMERICAN ARM0R.

1t VIII Hereafter lie Favored by
European Nations
LONDON, July 6.-The Daily Mall says:
"The battle of Santiago de Cuba is consid-
cred to have proved the superiority of Ameri-
can armor plating and artillery, and it is
give large orders to American manufacturers
for armor, guns and the like"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06

well known railroad builder, died at Mil
waukee Tuesday. aged 10. Mr.. Conger came
West from New York forty years ago, set
Ting in Chicago. He was at one time in
terested In one of the big Mlssjssipni boat
lines and was also associated with "Damond'
Joe Reynolds in the building of the Hot
Springs railroad
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06
D. N. RICHARDSON DEAD.
Was Editor OF the Davenport Dem
Gcrat

DAVENPORT, To-. July Sd. N. Richard
son, editor of the Democrat. died at Groton
VT, last night. He had been out of health
FOR several years. Mr.. Richardson was one
of the oldest settlers of Davenport and was
well known throughout the West, having
been at one time president of the Northwest
Tress association He was an extensive tray-
eler, had published a book about his Jour
neys and had some reputation as literateur.
He was an ardent Democrat and had been
conspicuous in state politics. 1t is under
stood the body will be brought here for
burial.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06
REvoLUTroNIsrs CAp1TULATE.
Adviees From American Minister tt
Uruguay So State.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-This evening ad-
vices were received by the state department
from United States Minister Fitch, at Monte
video. that the revcutionists had capItulated
after a demonstration against the govern
ment lasting only two days. The minister
sixty persons being killed and about 300
wounded.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06
WATER SUPPLY
Found Ample and Wholesome at
Chicknmauga Camp.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Gen. H. " Boyn-
ton has received dispatches from Chiclea-
manga which he describes as effectually dts
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06

Will this cup never passe 1t has been
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06

ascertained that the cruiser O'Higgins
hasn't been purchased by anybody.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06


Springs railroad
FRANK @. WoODWARD-Frank CASTOR
Woodward, the eldest son of Austin NJ Wood
ward and Ella F. Woodward, died on Sun
day, morning. July g. at Seattle. Wash. of
there three weeks. his father being with
him during most of that time. He would
have completed his nineteenth year on the
26th OF July, and had graduated year ago
from the st. Paul high school, having lived
for about ten years at st. Anthony Park.
noon at 2 O'Clock at the family home 2l5
Clifton avenue. Minneapolis
CAPT. MATTHEW SHERMAN-Capt. Mat
thew Sherman noted naval veteran and
examiner of San Diego and prominent in the
day afternoon of paralysis.
CAPT. CARL BRANDES-Capt. Carl Bran
des heroic soldier Of the Civil war, and
formerly captain of the Sixty eighth New
York volunteers. is dead at Washington, D.
York city, where he lived number Of years
His death was quite sudden. He was in the
eighteth year OF his age. He had a distin-
guished record in the War of the Rebellion.
enlisting and serving throughout the entire
war under the command of Gen. Sickies The
interment will probably take place at Ar
lington.
WILLIAM X. CARLISLE-WfIliam X Car
Isle is dead in New York at the home of
his father John G. Carlisle, ex-secretary of
the treasury. Mr.. Carlisle had been a resi-
He went to that city TO assume the practice
of his brother, Logan, who died recently.
He had practiced in Kentucky, Kansas and
Chicago courts
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06
RIVER AT 8 A. NJ.

*Rise -FalI.
The river will continue rising from st. Paul
to Red Wing from now to Thursday, July 7.
No;o-Barometer corrected for temperature
and elevation. P F. Lyons, Observer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06
SHADOW FALLS PARK WAY
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND ASKED
TO CEDE LAND REQUIRED

Park Board Appoints a COMMITTEES
to Ask the CessiOn of the Strip
Required to Make a Peoples
Playground of Shadow Falls, tho
Glen and Half Mile of River
Bank.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-30
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A gushing. sentimental SRI snd heF
,,a,,rr-of-faei aunt sat on green hiii-
t!ae, the ann; eadeSSoFtns 70 sh)ss
nature. while her nieee essSoHFsed o
thinKS far and near without nosies-
able pauss for breath Al last shs
sDoke Of th. beauties o. the landscape.
Al sr.a, length. i bose TO listen 20
~. ,rusie Of that brook a. u hacbies
-, md on ssss ssass. sz-iseiy. Yes.
sala the aunt. sessing hcr ars, oppcT-
tuni,y. -the eabbiink OF brook Is a
nlenxant sound, my dear. think !
refer Il a. a solo. however. rathsr
,h,n rith another part dunf care
q much .cr a bRsstins duet Thea
Tor a s.w aelsshiful rnurser,s thsrs was
,,,.ve. on the green hiilsi6e.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-30

A social club was organized last
week with about twenty couples ts
members. 1t was named the Lamar
Cotillion Club The lnst meeting
was held last Friday night. aud of
ficers were elected Professor Flint
will have the direction Of tie cln5
which proposes to have meeting
once week.
/. q. Osborn. agent OF the Wet
ern Wheel Works, manufacturers ot
the famous "CresccntT bicycle with
which all our readers are acquainted,
was here on Monday with a lire Of
samples. He made arrangements
with the Crescent" agent hers, O.
II. Downer. to continue to handle the
wheel Mr., Downer Is a hustlng
agent and knows how to push agood
thing, aud be does Mr.. Osborn rec
ognized that he could not improve
The Lamar register., 1898-11-30

Jus. received a new ip,,i,, j
shoes at Cross.
Call and sce our line Of H,n..|
c. e HuDDLRSTox
Take home can OF clam eAs.s.
FOR snpPet F. j, Holfn,s a Co. = !
IL you want good cigar Pil. 4
ways has them; be kBgzs zEr /,
good smoke j.
Money 10 Loan-on Piano.. q
gans and anything q value
A. r CRAWFuBD
Genis will hnd The hAs4s..s
and largest line Of ready ussiss ssl,.
ing ever brought 70 town Al Iryst
III you baye anythIng 700 ua.i ,.
pAir~i take il TO Dave Dozues, y
pair shop. Prices reasonable Eai (
work guaranteed.
&c, yonE clothes made 70 ossx
New line OF samples nos in aNx X
McI,.an'S
Why viii yon REX your lie VI;
fevrrS aud oshVr diseases shea
Thermal vzpor hath ezbihs. :
sure preveutativa For a eie&n ta'i
they are unsurpas-ed 5 Z
BuIgsesLxa. Agent
The Lamar register., 1898-11-30
r..s.s. p..r-.. rpl,.-l..a.

A ssavsrsA,lon whieh ia reported By
-. paris correspondent ot the LSn-
-. Ti-e. hits OF the position a; Pa
.hoaa vs-y realty. sir Ea~Hrs,
5rcys Esrnfng.- said a Freedman
sho vas discussing the situation. -wAS
~. . ro,lcs-sosus. chase des-a5ne
~, en ~. boundary Of an estate. bal
epslans vas uos the proprietor vhen
he set up that eeArs. That may
y, r.,srtea an EnEiishman. '-bst
.bea tho beard l. put up pozshsrs
,i,n, e-oss the boanaAry. whereas
sro-g.aea In broad daylight begin sy
sisputins ,aa rtghs- And do Ees cross
IN af,erNsrd."
The Lamar register., 1898-11-30
See Pike,s new ehinaware.

See Pixies new chinaware.
Presents for your best girl a, Nc.
Leans.
swee, cider by the quar-, or gallon
at Pixies.
Genuine buckwheat -four al F. J.
Holmes & Co.'S.
Family sewing machines, warrant.
ed, only $1,000, Irwin's.
Broadcloath. eoverts aud noyeltie.
IN dress patterns at Irwin's.
Try package OF that new cod fisl
that F. j. Holmes & Co. sell.
See our line of cloaks. cspes, fnl
collarettes, hoods and fascinators al
Irwin's.
The latest thing IN cooking uten
sils, aluminium ware, at D. c. Marker
& Co.'S, Come and examine them.
Fine laundry at popular prices
Mems clothing cleaned pressed, col.
ored and repaired by Lamar Laundry
Leave bundles at Cross's grocery.
Now for Christmas pictures Bot.
tomley has made a great reduction ia
prices until December LIST. Take ad
vantage of this. Come smiling and
don't forget the baby.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-30

-sa-ssitrt- fat rh.srhsr~. wasted.
The Belgian gcsernmen, hAs offered
prize Of slo.eoo TO The person who eas
invent a satisfactory chemical TO r--
place phosphorus. IN the making OF lacf.
fer matches.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-30

Charles Lee, who used to be a reg
ular visitor here in commercial way,
was here on Monday with his son,
Kenneth, on a short visit to bus
brother.
w. o. Butler was quite badly
shaken up last Mondsy afternoon by
his horse running away and throw
ing him cut Of the buggy. VIII goes
around in rather doubled up con.
dition but is getting along IN good
shape.
Dr. J. W. Lawrence has card 10
this issue. He has been here nearly
a month and the successful work he
has done as veterinary surgeon Is
as good a Recommendation as amy
man can bring. He has had "a years
experience in treating the diseases OF
hores and cattle.
4. C. GiSitfing=, TsBTvssE'tiiidE 3
very attractive aud instructive arti.
Gle, the Chsutanqua kindergarten
Drawing Board and Writing Desk,
was around town yesterday introdne
ing his wares to the citizens. The
desk is in the shape Of an easel aud
will prove a source Of much amuse
,nent TO the children. Mr.. Giddings
secured quite a large number OF
orders.
The explosion on board the sissn-
er, T. G. Walker, near Stockton, Cal
ifornia, on Sunday morning was one
Of the most disastrous in the history
OF the Pacific coast Among the NC
tins we're the chief engineer. Watson
Henry. aud his wife Mr. Henry was
a nephew of Judge Blodgets, Of La
mar The cAnsa Of the explosion Is
unknown but its force was terrific,
Mrs. Henry being blown through the
roof and twenty feet away.
William A. Merrill, register Of the
land Office, went down to Granada on
Saturday last to stay over Sunday
with his family There's nothing
unusual about that because he does
il nearly every week Bat when he
wanted to come 10 Lamar on Monday
morning he missed the train about n
minute. and got 70 worked up over
il that he -, out 10 and did walk 10
Lamar, counting the ties A. he went
tc relieve the mono,ony. HIS sitting
down and ri-ing NJ are now accom-
panied with sundry grnnts and
',ouchesr
A new business enterprise has
been inaugurated and " you will just
go over on the north side and step
into George T. Feast's store room,
yon will be surprised and pleased ai
the display. Mr. Feast has become
the agent Of the New Crown"
pianos, organs and sewing machines.
He has number OF sample instrn
ments and either hs or his accommo-
dating clerk. Roy wRshburn. will ne
pleased to show you the good points
Of the instruments Mr. Feast has
slready made several sales and il hAs
only been few days since be opened
up. He will be pleased to sell you
anything in his line Ht reasonable
price. He would sell his clerk also.
il the right kind OF young lady Of
fered way up price for him-
The Lamar register., 1898-11-30
wh,r, sn- A., 8. r--..

An aeseasat ssxa tha; there 10 .hs
same diEsreseS In the air A. The
sarth's surface and AT an altitude Of
half tails shat there "a bet~e~z
water In rsady paddle and ihs par
est spring ~ater. He states that Tor
a ,ins. oae feels. after coming dosn
from an ascent. as II one were breath
tag solid dust
The Lamar register., 1898-11-30

Peach butter at Parmenter's.
Try Parmenter's home production
peach butter.
See the big line of dry goods com
ing in at Irwin's.
Baby bonnets and cloaks in all
colors at lrwin's.
Pike has the finest display Of can
dies and nuts in town
A can OF clam chowder makes an
elegant supper. Frank j. Holmes *
Co. keep it.
F. B. Koen has been in Lamar the
past week looking after his Prowers
couhty interests.
Russell S. Coates was in town last
week one day and made calls upon
his many acquaintances-
The largest and best assortment
of black dress goods ever shown IN
Lamar is seen at Irwin's-
P. S. Lynch Is putting up a COM
modlous barn, on his place in the
southeast portion Of town
Notice the change OF time card for
III, traits The local freight nov
goes west in the morning.
H. E.oz0o- ,.noI T,a.l.v f-or,
a Thanksgiving trip to Las Anima=
and La Junta, his wife also being
with him.
j. h Doughty has added new
bookcase and quite number of new
law books to the working materials
of his Office.
Albums, toilet sets, work boxes,
writing desks, books and all kinds OF
holiday goods at less than city prices
at McLean's.
The few days of disagreeable
weather we have had seem to have
disappeared and the genial sun has
again made his appearance.
Mrs. Williams, Misses James, Fol
lin and Evans, of the Lamar schoo
corps of teachers, are all regulated
boarders at the Union Hotel.
The new hotel register shows quite
good run of business and there is
no doubt it will improve as the rep.
utation of the hotel increases.
DR.. John Fewkes, his wife and
new daughter are home from then
trip to Kentucky, and the Doctor is
ready for all professional calls.
DIR. L S. Bryant made his regular
monthly visit to Lamar last week and
as usual was kept busy most of the
time attending to the teeth OF his
patients.
A gentleman living here was much
put out the other day because, as be
said, he could procure no carpenter
20 do small job for him They were
all too busy.
A contract is pending between
some parties for the erection of an.
other business block. Some one ought
to turn his attention to putting OF
residence house.
o. N. Koen and wife, of Manning
ton, West Virginis, are here visiting
bis brothers who reside in Proven.
county. Mr.. Koen expects to stay
about two weeks,
Quite good rain fell last Satur
day night, starting in about nine
o'clock and raining most of the night
1t was net hard rain but one which
wet the ground in nice shape.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-30

II osr. "A bunch q oouu.r-l
A. aud fat keys on road bsss-s
Lamar and Prime rsssryoir AaA
eral reward viii BE- paid Cor ,hss ,
turn 20 this efiee.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-30
TInAERcrLTUKE FINAL PROOF seTEi
FoR PCHIIc1IioS.
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The Lamar register., 1898-11-30

Z. E. Pike carries finest line OF
queensware and lamps in town.
Highest market prices paid for all
kind of produce at E. f. Pixies 4
Frank j. Holmes & Co, have SOME
nice home made apple butter Try i,
If YOU are fond of fish you should
see some of those fine maekeral, herA
ring, salmon and ancbovies that
Holmes 4 Co. have just received.
The subjects for the sermons next
Sunday at the Methodist church viii
be as follows: Morning subject,
"What think We of Christi Evening
subject, THE Judgment Day"
As the Christmas times approach
remember the editor He has a fam
ily and needs money TO give them
christmas greetings. Pay up some
of your back subscription il not all
OF it.
DIR. o. S. ClRry, OF Ironton, Ohio,
I is visiting his friend Ancil Everett of
this place. The gentleman is favor
ably impressed with Lamar and 1t ls
not improbable that he will locate
hera.
The Santa Fe Is making cheap
round trip rate to Ft- Worth, Texas.
for the meeting of the Farmers Ma
tional Congress on December 6-l4.
Dates of sale December 3 and 4. Fl.
nal limit 81 days.
j. X. Doughty sold three OF his
lots on the hill this week to a resi-
dent of Lamar, who will soon put up
residence house and rent it, There
is room for more, and they will prove
good investments
A high stone wall has been put
around the unenclosed back yard OF
the new hotel, and it is good fea.
ture. The sidewalks w;ll soon be
laid and that corner will be the most
attractive in the town.
Arrangements have been made to
have electric lights put in all the
churches. This will be 4 great com
fort to the congregations, and the
old odor of the large lamps hitherto
used will be done away with.
Mrs. G. j. Garyin. Of Lamar, i
expected to arrive in La Junta this
morning, and will read paper on
Art in Holland at the regular
meeting of the Portnightly Club this
afternoon.-L Junta Tribune.
Andrew Kornman. a well known
old resident of Lamar, bnt who
spends most of his time in Denver,
was shaking hands with many OF our
citizens last week He refused, how
ever, to shake hands with populist
Thanksgiving services were held
last Thursday morning at the Chris
tan church, all the churches joining
in a union service. Rev. Tidball Of
the Z. p. Church preached very
fine sermon, and showed that there
were many things, which the people
had 10 be thankful for.
j. H Means, after pleasant visit
of week here, left for the west last
Saturday night Mr.. Means was not
only pleased, but much surprised at
the many improvements that had
taken place since he left here, and is
sure that the prosperity which has
come TO this valley will stay.
A g. B. SHREDDER and his wife.
Mrs. Addie Shroder. of Gallienss,
Oklahoma, postoffice, but residents OF
Colorado. were before the land office
yesterday making proof upon a
couple OF stone land claims. They
were accompanied by Messrs Charles
and W. Spurgeon as witnesses.
George w. McMannon, OF Carlton.
was in Lamar today, and received the
sad intelligence that his wife, Mrs.
Sarah McMannon, who recently went
east to visit her mother, had died at
ter a very brief illness. MIR. Nc
Mannon has the heartfelt sympathy
i-.f Ill L 4 49,
The Lamar register., 1898-11-30
CURE A coLpIN orr DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quiuins Tablets A
druggists refund money II il fails to cure :.
The genuine has L. B. q. on each tablet
The Lamar register., 1898-11-30

c. NJ Lee,
Real Estate,
Insurance,
Collections.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-30

Abstracts.
The only set of Ntsneer7-
cal ABSTRACTS ofthe Rec
erds of Pro,oers county.
ABSTRACTS to Farm and
City Property furnished
on shortest notice.
Terms Reasonable.
.4d3reSS
PRoWERS CO. ABSTRACT Co.
Lamar. Colo.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-30
CLOAKS, CAPES
AND JACKETS

Our new stock of Ladies, Chill
dren's and Misses Cloaks are now
in and we have the largest and
most stylish line ever shown IN
Lamar. We bought these direct
from one of the largest cloak fac
tories in the country and can
therefore duplicate any price and
fit any form.
Cloaks. from $3.50 to Sl3.ooH
Capes, from S3.25 to Sl2.3O
"A neat black cloth cape 26 inches
long, collar and front trimmed
with Thibet fur only SOU
w. j. JOHNSTON,
Leader in Dry Goods and Shoes.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-08-03
NO INTERRUPT
Porto Rico Campaign to Be
Carried on Despite Peace
Negotiations.
Full Acceptance Of the Presi-
dents Terms Will Alone
End the War.
WADE TO REINFORCE MILES
Ordered to Proceed at Once
With Fifteen Selected
Regiments.
Fifth Corps Now at Santiago to
Return North as Soon
r Ill. as Possible.
WADE TO REINFORCE. MILES

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The progress
made by the negotiations for peace has
given rise to superstition in some
quarters that hostilities are to be sus-
pended very soon. This will depend
entirely upon the attitude of the Span.
ish government and the nature Of it's
answer to our demands. It has been
made clear to the French ambassador
that hostilities will not be suspended
except upon the assurance of full
acceptance of our conditions, and the
Spanish cabinet has doubtless been in.
formed that it depends upon Spain
when the war shall cease. Meanwhile,
as an earnest that our government has
not interrupted the execution Of it's
campaign, an order was issued from
the war department for the dispatch of
An Entire Army Division
to reinforce Generals Miles and Brooke
in Porto Rico. This will be known as
the provisional division and will be
commanded by Major General Wade,
at present in command lat Camp
Thomas, Chickamauga. He is ordered
to turn over that command to Major
General Breckenridge and to report to
Secretary Alger at Washington for in.
structions before departing for Porto
Rico bringing with him his adiutant
general and his aides. The provisional
division will consist of Is full regi.
ments and General Wade will select
them, not from the troops under his
old command alone. but with particu-
lar reference to an adequate representa-
ton in the Porto Rican campaign of
all states in the Union.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-08-03
BRING SOLDIERS HOME,

Preparations for Removing the Fifth
Army Corps From Santiago
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2. Secretary Al
ger is fastening preparations at Mon
tauk point for the reception of the
Fifth army corps now at Santiago.
Surgeon General Sternberg has just
dispatched Colonel Forwood of his bu-
reau to the site of the camp with in.
structions to erect at once an hospital
capable of accommodating not less
than 500 soldiers. ~ %:a
General Shafter has been authorized
by cablegram from Secretary Alger
to notify his soldiers of the good for.
tune in store for them in order that the
men may be cheered up to wait with
patience for their removal. This can.
not be effected Immediately owing to
the condition of the men thems elves.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-08-03
GREAT Ac TlvI'Ft IN IRON.



5Impossibls EorS lGany Firms g Get o..
dsrs Fully Filled. IS
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-Iron and Steel
says: Whatever may be- the foreign
trade in American iron and steel and
that question is now q most vital one ~
there can be no uncertainty about the
domestic consumption. Within the
past week conditions among the sellers,
who weeks or months ago booked many
orders for future delivery, have been
growing more serious. The buyers
wanted the material they had bar.
gained for; they in many instances
wanted it in even larger quantities
than they had arranged to receive it,
and when in reply TO their specifica-
tons they were favored with explana.
tions, excuses and promises, but no
shipments, their business became more
or less deranged. It is remarkable that
quite . number Of the large consumers
are running their works day and night.
Their surplus product has been cleaned
out; their stocks are bare and although
the season is ordinarily ended at this
time, they are making strenuous efforts
to fill an urgent demand that still
fingers. Isl
.'AD example of this frightened condi-
ton is the large agricultural Implement
works. Most Of them are still RUNNING
overtime, and the usual interval Of one
or two months which separates the
seasons has been wholly obliterated. .
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-08-03
State of Minnesota, County of Brown. S.
In Probate Court, Special Term. July 18th,

State of Minnesota, County of Brown. IS.
In Probate Court, Special Term. July 18th,
1898. ~ 5=fE x is {sss5Ss ss<:tss.s
In the Matter of the estate of Phillipp
Gross, deceased. saszss$ @44@ esss&E2 ss5E s.
On Reading and fling the petition of
Charles Somnl er one of the Executors Of
the estate of Philippines deceased repre-
senting among other things, that he has
fully administered said estate, and pray
ing that time and place be fixed for ex-
am in I'M and allowing the final account
of their administration and for the assign
1nent of the residue of said estate to the
parties entitled thereto by law; a5 = ~
1t is ordered that said account be exam
ined and petition heard, by the Judge Of
this Court, on the l2t h day of August, A.
d. 1898. at 10 o'clock "A. NJ, at the Probate
Office IN the Court House in the cityof
New Gln1, in saidcounty.
And Il Is Further Ordered, That notice
thereotDe given to all persons interested,
by pubnshing copysof this order once in
each week for three successive weeks, pri-
or to said day OF hearing. in the New Ulm5
Reyiew,a weekly newspaper printed and
published at the city of New Uirn in said
county
1858. s.
BY the Court,
30-S2 Jonas LaudenschIager,
(Seal.) Judge of Probate